vincent scully, a giant in the baseball world. mister ben vereen, and the variety club officer so lovingly conducted -- the radical orchestra sullivan the conducted by our dear friend mr. nelson riddell. >> welcome to our "all-star party for dutch reagan." the music says it all ladies and gentlemen, this is a wonderful way to spend an evening. celebration for variety clubs. we started by honoring mick duke, charles wayne, tonight we honor the only men from our community who ever wound up living in public housing. as for tonight's guest i'm happy to say that the protocol has been relaxed. tonight he is dutch. if anyone can't handle, that call him mr. dutch. that's okay. as for nancy, do as i do. call her beautiful. by the, way that, you have a lot of friends here tonight. some of the white house press corps will be served their favorite meal, leak soup. i insisted on having that joke instead of somebody else reading it. that did a lot of work in our community. he made 53 motion pictures. he started in 1937, with love is in the air,

without any further ado, i would ,ike to introduce steve scully who will introduce our student leader and our speaker. steve: good morning. my name is steve scully and i would like to thank eastern high school for allowing us to do this in conjunction with comcast. you are in for a unique opportunity to hear the story of a fascinating man who has served in congress for nearly two decades, grew up in alabama, and wrote a best-selling book. i am pleased to introduce some going -- somebody who we may cover on c-span sometime down the road, timothy wilson, student leader. his ambition is to someday follow john lewis in the house of representatives. we will save this tape. if he is ever elected, we will show it when he comes back and take some calls on our program. you will hear a compelling story and learn a lot. experience youn will forever remember. timothy wilson, we are glad to have you. timothy: thank you for that warm introduction. i am timothy wilson. easta senior here at ern. congressmanelcoming lewis this morning. >> thank you for those kind words of introduction. let me say i am

scully a, theean secretary of labor, said in the finance room for days on end was unworkable. he said it was unworkable, and in fact, the reason that we went to $600 more per week, and he said it was unworkable, he folded his arms, is clear he didn't want to do anything for workers. and i said, mike, you're not going to tell your workers were going to settle for an average, which is what we did, and senator schumer and i and others come of that was our position, we held to it strongly, and i think it is fair to say, and i feel, having been involved in public service, one of the most important things i've ever been involved with, because i think it has kept the economy afloat, and for millions of people, they wouldn't have been able to feed their kids and they could have well been on the street. october, it actually gets worse. states would have two months to review their entire system. if they can't do it in two months, which they tell us that won't be able to do, they can request a waiver from the department of labor. even if they get the waiver, they will have just two more

there are many smugglers who die in the process says radiologist majano scully on if just one cocaine package breaks open inside the intestine in the smuggler. scalia one has teamed up with italian authorities to crack down on the nigerian mafia in custody paul 2 a no bradley gunning those packages are in the interest on a call we'll see about 2030 here each about 7 to 8 centimeters long. or notice a remarkable quantity of cocaine. the. these are a lot of packages and nor do. they go very nasty bother be somebody korea in from somewhere like. cutting drives are open immediately. this child being moved there just. because im on the ground in the house and with for the person to die when he. go to hooters the more important the officer the value of human being is still completely 0. the nigerian man via is also involved in prostitution. to humans are treated as disposable that are the guys that will get it out of the law for decades the castro border tourneau region has been controlled by a very dangerous and powerful cumorah clan because. of but even so the nigerian mafia has managed t

i'm so nervous scully mamak yes you know. the next morning we call our boss. out of the country. things out as we speak singers the government official with the from mission because they are. angry saying we have done. wrong things by. any sense since like women's cry cry or the current story of the south. tree chance. i'm disappointed because like i just guessed this week was like reduce so many find the missing things that joe doing this week is such a shame so is really female entrepreneurs disagree and i was going running with a running client i mean i don't dislike this country and i'd like the people have had a nice time i mean it's almost like you have to leave the country of the students over the kind of. thing that they want to do and let them do it don't don't try is the west to china possibly i feel like i'm something that they don't want to they don't want us to shine a light on their own country. and next step of the slack now it's like how far it's just a shame more than failing to shame yeah i'm really disappointed. that it looking car or when trunk ok just just. f

military industrial complex is simply to create trouble for russia they certainly do know in general scully all i'm quite sure their international connections to the people who are fighting in the. rich world known really fear that is quite possible 'd that people in the deep state in the us will engineer provocations so the political leadership will then force to take decisions which they perhaps don't really well just don't really want to change and that's not all because in wasn't some stray soldier of fortune and hickey of fighters discovered official ukrainian army papers on him this story and was even eligible for benefits from the ukrainian government as a thank you for his service after all guns aren't hired for free and with american mercs officially enlisted in the ukrainian army the united states might expect some security guarantees from the commander in chief from self president lattimer's alinsky now it's not just him and his friends in washington who know about foreign guns doing ukraine's bidding in the war and both kiev and the us would want to keep ukraine's own little for

the main thing is scully ok normally we tend to him clashes in the going to cut a box which is an angle a used within. by john but the focus this time is into bush which is up in the north why this particular area. visionary are worried variant being crushed before the season nothing new for that area. a few years ago and there you remember being told by the sort of young star care for years there are snipers and so on. this is not the new egypt the main thing is that now the crash. between of the big jump and so quickly probably. between. d.c. is. very significant. but there are regional circuits not being ok while the fighting itself has got the united states the e.u. on the red cross very concerned especially when it comes to the civilian population of to just give us an idea about the area and how populated or important it is in terms of the way and where people were in the industrialized nation of the community itself. area. not me and. i easily essentially. inhabit that by remote use. it is made up of small and medium size. has and some stencil part of that area overlooks. that. i

>> sorry, that is for scully >> for us it is always a stock pickers market, frankly. with that said if you look at the internet and digital media group, the president obama is still down like 1% or 2% and you have names like amazon and wick, but you still have names that you talk about all day long that are still under performing in that index and those are companies, again, like facebook, google, uber, twitter, even though they had positive returns in the 10% to 20%. we think that the fundamentals of the stories continue to improve on the margin, and two the long-term thesis has not challenges valuations are higher but we're still below the historical range on that pe to growth ratio >> yusef, i wonder if at large, we have a lot of money sloshing around looking for homes, as the fundamental story it will make sense. what do you think about the companies and the giant themselves >>. >> this was three weeks ago. that was a price target. this was four weeks ago. the price has now reached a few weeks. so it puts us in a situation because the long term thee his has not ch

. >> dodger dogs and the classic vin scully, i'll give you that. >>> trending this morning, a home run from singer kelly roland. >> she's gearing up for today's opener with a twist on a classic baseball song. take a listen. ♪ take me out to the couch chill with my hubby and just kick back ♪ ♪ we'll watch some play back >> a twist of "take me out to the ball game." this is all part of a campaign for budweiser. i was thinking about. do you remember the other beer commercial. it's a classic bud -- you remember with the frogs. that made me think of that one for some reason. >> they move on. >> i remember that one. kari, what's up with the weather? >> hey, we're just excited about sports and whether you have beer or a margarita, which is like more my way of, you know, we're f going to see some nice baseball weather in l.a. and great weather here in the bay area. i wanted to show you this quickly of what our baseball players and the giants are going to feel as they head down to l.a. looking pretty nice there. let's bring you back home. we're looking at some highs up to about 82 degrees in sa

i'm john sculley brother of apple in 1903 steve jobs lures joan scully away from pepsi cola to becomec.e.o. of apple with this legendary phrase you want to keep selling sugar water all your life or do you want to come with me and change the world they start off as the perfect do you will do to mediocre mike sales combined with jobs increasingly tyrannical counted to the honeymoon is soon over. it came down to eventually on the board a war between john sculley and steve jobs and in the end because steve jobs had actually burned out so many people and created so much animosity and fear about himself when the board came to a vote it was almost like the entire company voted that when they would rather not have steve jobs around anymore. tell us about your departure from that. it was very painful i'm not even sure i want to talk about it. what can i say i had the wrong guy that was stolen. and. he destroyed everything i spent 10 years working for and a friend of mine was working at apple that day the day that steve left and they were all called out of their offices and they all assembled d

is quite remarkable given that ideologically they're not necessarily from the same camp and just scully as a fine writer but saying look, i think there's nobody better than jackson. i think anybody who's interested should read the jackson -- for just how well they could cut through legal ease so to speak and get to the heart of the issues. robert is in springfield new jersey. >> yes, thank you. since the youngstown case, in what cases have the supreme court cited the three tiered approach related by justice jackson and his contributors? >> thank you we will talk a little more but -- >> we only have a few minutes left. it's going to get cited a lot. one thing i should note though is, this is part of what one might say is a particular key to the concurrence. the concurrence may not bind people to very much. that is to say, the framework is there and what it allows people to use their own judgment to determine what congress has said on this or not. and that may be a particularly significant aspect of. this it is influential, but it does not necessarily constrain very much. >> we will talk

chairman clyburn, ranking member scully's, and members of the kadesh scalise, and members of the committee, i appreciate the opportunity to testify before you today. i want to focus on the economic impact of the coronavirus and the contribution of fiscal policy can make in addressing it. former chair bernanke will then discuss the federal reserve's response. respects, this position is unique. it is imposing heavy costs. most downturns result from developments inside the economy. this recession was triggered by a public health crisis. it is reflective in the extraordinarily rapid decline in economic activity earlier this year. sharp but incomplete rebound of recent months following the first steps toward reopening. fallingiest blows are on lower paid workers as well as women and minorities who are overrepresented in the most affected services sectors. they have borne a disproportionate share of losses of jobs and income. most important factor determining the payoff of the economy would be if the pandemic itself. to support recovery and more importantly save tens of thousands of lives to cal