a pack to be chin seuss' abdul hamid karzai says that's exactly how it looked here that notorious summer 4 years ago he does friend mohammed to working as hotel security guards when suddenly a young man armed with a kalashnikov rifle began a killing spree that ended 38 lives. this is the 3rd year he was a true terrorist many of the tourists died right here on the beach it was a black day for his or. after that tourism here collapsed it's taken a long time to recover police patrol regularly to try and impart a sense of security here and it's working this year the tourists returned to near 0 as especially attractive to package holiday makers and it could turn out to be a record year. in 2015 the year of the attack just 5000000 tourists came to visit tunisia this year 9000000 are expected to arrive. you can see there are even more security officers and i say that there are no more problems here with security or that. life became very hard for the people of susumu recent years like many others security guard abdel-hamid lost his job now the city's cafes are counting on the upswing and up til

seuss books ato life.then stops in boston, seattle, houston and other north american cities to follow. >>> trade talks are set to resume today. >>> pam cook is watching this and more. she's upstairs to bring us dollars and sense. >> china is counting on the u.s. to set favorable conditions for the next round of trade talks. the chinese finance leader also said this morning that china does not want to escalate the trade tensions and will not retaliate against the new tariffs, set to kick in this weekend. that news sent the dow up 300 points from the sound. opening bell. came back a bit. but now back up 350 points moments ago. taking a live look at the big board this morning on the new york stock exchange. just shy of 350 points. one and a third percent. 26,337. s&p up as well. and the nasdaq getting closer to 8,000. 7976. up 1 1/2% right now. again, those trade talks set to resume today. we will watch that. >>> apple is apologizing for listening in to recorded conversations of people using siri. the company

seuss on the left is a , favorite to students, in part because he is familiar to them. he creates lots of cartoons. this one, encouraging people to do their part. several disney shorts were also made, regarding food. the one i will play for you is called out of the frying pan and into the firing line. it not only speaks to america's patriotic acts but also educates americans about how to save cooking fat to use in the production of munitions. ♪ [patriotic band music] [preparing video] [video: patriotic music] ♪ [dog panting] don't throw away that bacon grease, housewives of america, one of the most important things you can do is to save your kitchen fat, bacon grease, meat drippings, frying fat. we need millions of pounds of fat to help win the war. that's make glycerin and glycerin makes explosives. every year, 2 billion pounds of waste that is thrown away. enough glycerin for 10 billion rapidfire cannon shells. about 150,000 miles long. six times around the earth. a skillet of bacon grease is a little munitions factory. meat drippings sank axis warships. speeds depthf

seuss book every.ery hall of every mall, on every floor and every door, we need a guard in every room or we'll end up in the tomb. good night, pumpkin! muah! good night, daddy, i'm glad the law made you stay. ( laughter ) this isn't a new idea, after every mass shooting, hannity and more people are saying having more armed guards everywhere is the way to stop the shooters. what they forget is guns are everywhere in america. parkland had an armed guard but he was afraid to go in. the country music festival in vegas had an armed guard but the guy shot from the room in the hotel. the police responded to the mass shooting in dayton in less than 330 seconds. that is an amazing job by the police. they couldn't have done a better job and, still, nine people were killed in 30 seconds. so i don't think people think about this the right way. hannity mentions schools and malls, but mass shootings can happen anywhere. you put an armed guard in every wal-mart, movie theater, synagogue, mosque, church, every office

seuss book? >> the cat in have probably. >> great lasting value. i like that a lot. david?>> when you start off with a practicable, the author witchcraft or whatever although i don't know who that is. the next that was -- where the crawdad sings. >> excellent one. >> if i'm thinking about the author whose head i would most like to be in, it's probably one most people have heard of them martin mcdonough, and irish playwright who is gotten more famous for doing movies. he did three billboards but i think his movies don't hold a a candle to some of his place like one called the pillow man which i think is, when i read that i was like this can go in like the dante shakespeare kind of realm. i think i want to be martin mcdonough. for one people have heard of i would say neil game in. i love his writing range picky connexus only people in summary different ages in so many different genres and he does radio, film. just wholly different types of projects, and do some who likes to experiment in different media and different types of writing from don't the kids i think that would be

seuss on the left is a favorite for many of my students in part because he's very familiar to them. he creates lots and lots of world war ii carcartoons. this one simply encouraging people to do their part. several disney shorts were also made regarding food. the one i'm going to play for you now is called "out of the frying pan and into the firing line." it not only speaks to america's patriotism acts but also educates america -- or americans about how to save cooking fats to use in the production of munitions. ♪ sorry. pause one moment for technical glitches. sorry, sorry, sorry. ♪ ♪ la, la, la, la, la, la ♪ la, la, la, la, la, la >> how would you like some delicious hot bacon grease? >> yeah, yeah. >> don't throw away that bacon grease. housewives of america, one of the most important things you can do is to save your waste kitchen fats, bacon grease, meat drippings. we need thousands of pounds of fats to help win the war. fats make glycerin and glycerin makes explosive. every year 2 billion pounds of waste kitchen fats are thrown away. enough glycerin for 10 million rapidfire ca

seuss and walt disney and his seven dwavs. by the 1950s, the u.s. squeak-borne illnesses. ddt is our main weapon of choice. though highly effective, it was discontinued in part per polluting the environment and possible links to cancer. >> we're looking at the fact we're susceptible to the tools we supply. >> and a as she expands her range across the planet, hu u man defense is moving to what some describe as a form of biological warfare. scientists like dr. abdiel martin-park are raising male mosquitos infected with a bacteria called wolbachia that effect inially slizes them. >> you need a wild mosquito, female, to mate with infectet mosquito. >> when they mate, the egg is going to be dead. >> some have already questioned the ethics of such approaches, which include going even further, altering the dna of the insect to inhibit its ability to transmit disease. >> will there be a day that we won't have these epidemics anymore? >> we hope so. that's in a way the goal that all of us as scientists have, to have a positive benefit, in a world in which we

seuss everything on the island whether that's the actual name of it or not.the cat in the hat probably that's great lasting value. >> when you set that up as a practical point and then the crawdad scene but if i'm thinking about the author you probably haven't heard of the playwright and to rebuild the words but like one was called the pillow man. thinking this could go into the shakespeare type of realm that people have heard of because i love his writing range with so many different genres he does radio and film in so many different types of projects if they like to expend a different media. >> so thank you for being here with us it is wonderful to read and truly inspiring and now i have some housekeeping to do otherwise there will be hell to pay and now they are planning the summer of littles part two and so far 21 places around the world and saying i cannot believe these people. >> and then to make it out to gaithersburg it is dallas and cincinnati and northern australia alaska, it goes on and on if you want information you can e-mail. thank you for takin

seuss character with either going in opposite directions. is certain, you have the homebuilder names moving higher in a very down market. minard, dr martin all up to - 3%. charlie brady is just confirming it for me, much lower ten year yield were probably translate to much lower mortgage rates. perfect segue to what we are doing right now. what a difference eight month makes. november the average rate was hovering around 5% for 30 year. since then, it has sliced off one and a quarter percent. mortgage rates are at their lowest levels in some three years. the downtrend tied that the federal reserve was going to cut interest rates, it did not happen until just now. now people are wondering how much longer do the rate cut cycles continue if there is a cycle. now the fed has gone, what does this mean for mortgage rates and revise? let's ringing chief financial analyst greg mcbride. now you gotta do or die? >> if you are looking for a consumer impact with the fed cutting rates, this is it. as you mentor, mortgage rates went about 5% in november n

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