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> the first thing i thought is how does this happen to somebody who is so health conscious -- con sheehan shouse and so careful about what he neats and exercises. >> i know. i will say this. the silver lining i guess is so many people that are fit that look like you have been going to their doctors faster because of what has happened to me. it turned out i had a genetic issue that i didn't realize i had, and so many people realize that you can't just look at your health from just the outside you have to go from the inside out. >> your first symptom was you got a little lightheaded when you were doing a workout. >> yeah. six weeks prior to my heart i tack, i had these dizzy spells and fainted in a gym in los angeles. so these dizzy spells were occurring and i started to adapt. i figured out ways to get around that feeling and that was my biggest mistake. i should have gone to the doctor immediately. >> you didn't have any pains in your arms or anything? >> no numbness, no headache, none of those, no chest pains. i went -- when i was in the gym, i went down and not only had a hearst attack

political reality by the way why things he apparently that's the only number with potus is she a sheehan's announce that only hope so this development really sort of came out of nowhere and something that i think is very important to put an emphasis on is the fact that in these thirty seven pages it's completely silent on the idea of a kremlin trump connection and that's what this investigation is about trying to find collusion between team trump and russia specifically the government of russia and that's nowhere to be found here so we are a year on and this is what they've come up with at this point. all right struggling for good thank you. well our legal and media analyst llano believes the timing of this indictment is significant. we had a shooting where the f.b.i. apparently and other law enforcement agencies were told repeatedly that this young man is exhibiting behavior which most probably is dangerous. one can only suspect whether that's it also the mentally ends of dollars that have been involved in the russian investigation so one could say in addition to trying to explain why not

to the 11th annual savannah book festival-presented by georgia power, david and nancy cintro, the sheehan family and mark and pat sun. many thanks to jack and mary romano, our sponsors, for this glorious venue, the trinity united methodist church. i want to extend thanks to our members and donors who have continued to make saturday's free festival event possible. 90% of revenues come from donors just like you. thank you. we are very excited to have savannah book festival app this year for your phone. please look in your program for information on downloading it. it well be helpful. i i have a couple of 0 housekeeping notes, immediately following the presentation, robert latiff will be signing festival purchased copies of his book just across the way in the square. if you're staying in this venue for in the next presentation, please move forward so u-ers can count available seats. please take a moment to turn off your cell phones. and we also ask that you do not use flash photography. during the question and answer portion, please raise your hand, and i will call on you and one of the ushe

. >> i'm matt sheehan. i'm just an interesting citizen and fourth generation in the bay and spent time in china as a journalist and saw the rise and fall there and since returning back i've been interested in the proliferation of bike share. in china i saw dockless and shareable and they had something like ford go bike and you move it from station to station and lock it up and it was okay. i probably used it three times in a year and after six months after that you saw the explosion of dockless bike share and it was the best thing that happened to transportation in the five years i was there. it changed the way you get around on public transportation and short distances it provided the last mile resolution that made public transportation the choice rather than hailing a cab and getting stuck in beijing traffic. i've been a big fan of the dockless bike sharing and over the last year the streets have been flooded because a lot of money has rushed into that in china. there's been clutter and blocked up some si

sheehan her husband wanted to purchase a home they were shut out. >> we could not buy because we werew that, that was racially restrictive.>> reporter: they had a white friend that use their money to purchase the home. but the problems kept coming. >> we had death threats we didn't realize that those people were out there to get away from people like us. >> reporter: dealing with so much racism they knew they could no longer depend on others. we were committed to never working for white folks again. >> in 1945 they started this record store. >> we had orange crates that held the albums. and we had a cigar box that held the money. >> reporter: the family purchased several buildings on the street where the store is located. >> they were providing the best for their children, society and the children school was not ready. >> all the teachers and administrators were against us, that was in 1953. >> reporter: a family of four they were now a whole but her major suffering was her marriage and her husband had a gambling problem. his football career took a toll on him. >> the brain damage tha

to learn more about the alliance or become an active member of our work, please see myself or judy sheehan or the staff. i'd like to ask mayor jackie, to please offer any final remarks. >> thank you. i just want to say one thing. i've been attending many meetings throughout the year, and what i've realized is it will be very powerful for the covenant of mayors and the u.s. conference of mayors alliance to work together in seesing this moment in our time and seizing that moment will help us protect our furture. there is no time to waste in full collaboration. there are practical solutions available both locally and globally that are vital to climate change, to environmental protection and to reducing our pollution. collaboration will only speed up deployment across this country, and we need to seize that moment together. thank you. >> thank you, mayor. thank you, mr. chairman. >> thank you. i'd like to thank all four mayors who spoke on this subject. we appreciate you very much. are there any questions for the mayors that have just presented? any questions from any of the other mayors? >> j

delighted to have you join in the 11th annual savannah book festival presented by georgia power that sheehan family foundation and many things to jack and mary, our sponsors for this venue trinity united methodist church. and also to those donors and to make the free festival events possible. 90% of revenue comes from donors just like you. so look in your program for instructions how to download. immediately following the presentation celeste will be signing purchase copies of her book and if you plan to stay for the following author presentation and then we can let everybody in that we can so take a moment to set your phone to do not disturb or turn it off.. no flasht photography. if you don't know how the don't take that picture question-and-answer major hand they will bring a microphone to you. don't start asking your question until the microphone gets there. so please keep your questions short so from savannah state university. the host of the georgia public broadcasting program as well as the cohost of the correspondent for national public radio and classically trained soprano and has e

participating in this year's festival presented by georgia power, by david and nancy citron, the sheehan family foundation and mark y and pat suen. we'd also like to thank our wonderful literati members as well as individual sponsors and donors who have made f and continue to make saturday at the book festival a free event. 90% of the revenue for the savannah book festival, in fact, comes from donors like you, so thank you very much. we're excited to have a savannah bookik festival app available year, so please look in your program if you would like information on downloading that app to your telephone. before we get started, a couple of housekeeping notes. immediatelys following this presentation, our author, deanne stillman, will be signing festival-purchased copies of her book out in telfair square. if you intend to stay in this venue for the presentation that will follow this presentation, please move forward in the space so that we make room for people who are coming in through the big front doors. a couple of technology announcements, we ask that you take just a minute right now to

it is presented by georgia power, by david and nancy citroen, the sheehan family foundation and mark and pat. would like to thank our members as well as individual sponsors and donors who have made and continue to make saturday at the book festival a free event. 90% of the revenue comes from donors like you. we are excited to have a savannah book festival app available this year. please look in your program if you would like information on downloading the app to your telephone. before we get started, a couple housekeeping notes. immediately following this presentation our author will be signing festival purchase copies of her book. if you intend to stay in this venue for the presentation i will follow please move forward in the space so we make room for people who are coming in to the big front door. a couple technology announcements, we ask you take a minute right now to double check your cell phone is turned off or at least on silent mode so we won't have interruptions during the talk. but if you have cell phones that you want to take photographs, please do not use a flash. finally

john, the sheehan family foundation and the american pet suing. we would also like to thank our wonderfuler literati members as well as individual donors whose contributions have made in the past and continue to make saturday at the savanna book festival a free and public event. inueor fact, 90% of the revenuer the book festival comes from donors just like rs you. it's a great pleasure to thank you for your s support. before we get started, let me to go for housekeeping details for you. first of all immediately following the presentation are author, trained to come will be the book signing venue where he will be glad to talk with you a little further into stine books you have purchased the savanna book festival. please take a moment right now to make sure that your cell phones and other electronic devices are turned off or in the silent mode so that we won't have electronic disruptions during the talk. if it's your intention to take photographs during the presentation, make sure that the flash on your phone or camera is turned off. during the ques

"the new york times" got a tip, and neil sheehan, this great reporter, picked it up and they published the choice came whether they were going to defy the court and an injunction and publish. and so it came down to her. she was one of the only women who was in business at that time, and she ran the paper only because she inherited it. >> jimmy: it's funny because i feel like if this movie had come out two years ago, our reaction would be, it's unthinkable that a newspaper wouldn't print this information because the president told them not to. but now it doesn't seem so unthinkable anymore. is that a total coincidence that this movie came out now and was made during this administration? >> well, i think, you know, the assault on the press and freedom of the press and the attempt to -- by powerful, by government to shut down a story is something that's risen over and over again since, you know, brave new world. >> jimmy: since this weekend. >> this weekend, yeah. but i think steven spielberg felt the impetus to really get this out right away. he worked really fast. i mean we started shoo

savannah book festival if the book festival is presented by georgia power, david and nancy cintron, the sheehan family foundation, and mark and pat soon. many thanks to jack and mary romanos, our sponsors for this glorious venue, the trinity united methodist church. we would also like to extend thanks to our literary members who, and individual donors, who make this saturday free all of the presentations possible. 90% 90% of our revenue comes frm donors just likee you. we are very excited to have a savannah book festival app available this year for your phone. just look in your program for information on downloading it. immediately following the presentation, scott shapiro will be signing festival purchased copies of his book. if you are planning to stay for the next author presentations, we just ask that you please move forward so that the ushers can count the available seats so we can let in the right amount of people. no flash photography. also, now is a good time to set your phone to do not disturb, or turn it off. for the question and answer portion, please raise your hand and i sure will

. >> lansdale was there and neal sheehan called it a little bit of exaggeration but basically the creator of that -- of south vietnam. >> i think there's a lot to that and we will get into that. two questions very broad upfront and then we will start back. just in a general sense how do you describe, tell me about edward lansdale in two or three sentences or less. >> he was a wonderfully in aging and eccentric character who had a passion for american democracy who loved psychological operations in sometimes engaging in tricks but above all i think he had a passion for helping his asian friends in the philippines and south it on to achieve a measure of independence and autonomy and so forth. i think his ideas have often been caricatured but in fact i think he was a much more complex person who is much more in tune with local society that he has sometimes been made out to be by the your credit rivals and hostile journalists. >> and good governance he called it. >> this is not a new insight for you of course because you literally wrote the manual on counterinsurgency but you have to remember

i asked michael sheehan of the p.r. organizing committee poco if it's true it will then be demolished he insists they do have plans for the sites but it looks like i'm a pentagram and then so we are still having the main building which can be called a main building so after the games it can be used for. a lot of our cultural events and activities i think showing something and showcasing something. those who closely followed the long journey to this northeastern part of south korea know concern as apathy usually turns to positivity during the olympic fortnight and there are all sorts of concerns raised trav about the lack of people who are going to be a lack of interest that the snow. man oh man i've just to go and organizational things and i think it's been clearly some teething problems but generally speaking the crowds are being. compared with the last games i was that's where it's been a lot easier what about the power lympics that type place here next month is that event going to be a success tickets for disability

. >> i think the trump administration was looking at how sheehan delved herself in korea, the impactk they are hoping that they can get some of the same out of ivanka trump going to korea this time. >> analysts say ivanka trump could help smooth tensions created by vice president mike pence. he sat with leaders of japan but didn't acknowledge kim yo-jong who was just feet away from him at the vip opening ceremonies. while overseas he also met with human defectors and hammered at human right abusers, key reasons why the northerns pulled out a planned secret meeting with pence at the olympics. today pence defended his action actions. >> you know, for all the 3450ed yeah fawn go over the dictator, i think it's important to know who this person is and what she's done. sister of kim jong-un is central pillar of the most tyrannical and oppressive regime on the planet. >> white house officials say there are no plans for ivanka trump to meet with north korean officials at the olympics, although they can't rule out a chance encounter. if that occurs, the president won't meet with kim yo-jong

i asked michael sheehan of the p.r. organizing committee poco if it's true it will then be demolished he insists they do have plans for the sites but it looks like i'm a pentagram and then so we are still having the main building which can be called a main building so after the games it can be used for. a lot of our cultural events and activities showing something and showcasing something. those who closely followed the long journey to this northeastern part of south korea know concern as apathy usually turns to positivity during the olympic fortnight and there are all sorts of concerns raised trav about the lack of people who are going to be a lack of interest that the snow. all manner of logistical and organizational frags and i think has been clearly some teething problems but generally speaking the crowds are being. compared with the last games i was that where it's been a lot easier what about the power lympics that type place here next month is that event going to be a success tickets for disability sport can be a

"action news" viewer shared this video of sergeant gary sheehan and patrolman bernie davis and colining basketball with a little boy in berlin township. sharon powers jacob was driving home when she spot od the group right next to a church. she says the best part about this heartwarming scene was that it all started raining while they were out there and the officers stayed anyway playing with this boy out in the street just having a good time. >> high-fives all around. >> good stuff. >> good to see that. >> much more to come in the next 30 minutes of "action news" at 4:00 including pavement problems. >> this massive karat ling pothole we told you about last week was just fixed this afternoon and coming up we find out why it took so long to get the issue resolved. >> breaking news 53 have -- newe have been following a female officer an man were found dead in a port richmond home today. investigators have not revealed many details just yet but say both were found inside a home along the 2900 block of mercer street just after noon today. we're waiting to hear now if either death was sus

david and nancy sin terror, the sheehan family foundation and mark and pat -- [inaudible] many thanks to jack and mary romanos for this glorious venue, the trinity baptist church. we'd also like to extend thanks to our individual donors who have made and continue to make saturday's free festival events possible. in fact, 90% of the revenue for the savannah book festival comes from donors just like you, so thank you. we are very excited to have a savannah book festival app available this year. please look in your program for information on downloading it to your phone. before we get started, please let me go over a couple of housekeeping notes. immediately following this presentation, our speaker, david enrich, will be signing festival-purchased copies of his book in telfair square. if your intention is to stay for the next presentation in this venue, please as soon as we are dismissed move forward so that we can allow the crowds that are waiting outside to come in and be seated as easily as possible. now, please take a moment to double check that your cell phones are turned off or are

it is presented by georgia power, david and nancy cintron coming the sheehan family and mark and pat shuman. many thanks to jack and mary romanos, our sponsors for this glorious venue. the trinity united methodist church. we would like to extend special thanks to our literati members and individual donors who have made and continue to make saturday's free festival events possible. 90% of our revenues come from donors just like you. thank you. we are very excited to have savanna book festival app this year for your phone. please look in your program for information on downloading it. it takes a few seconds and it would be very helpful to you today. before we get started, i have a couple of housekeeping notes. immediately following this presentation, robert latiff will be signing purchase copies of his book just across the way. if you are planning to stay in this venue for the next presentation, please move a word as it empties the lashes can accurately count available seats. please take a moment to turn off your cell phones. and we also ask that you do not use flash photography. durin

the 11th annual saw van a that book festival present by georgia power, david and nancy citron, the sheehan family foundation and mark and pat suen. many thanks to jack and mary romanos, our sponsors for this gloriouss venue, the trinity united methodist church. we'd like to extend special thanks to our literary members and individual donors who have made and continue to make saturday's free festival events possible. 90% of our venue -- of our revenue comes from donors just like you. thank you. we are very excited to have a savannah book festival app for your phonene available this yea. it's very easy to get it from the app store, and there are directions in your programs. please try to download it. it'll help you today. before we get started, i have a couple of housekeeping notes. immediately following this presentation, brian curtis will be signing festival-purchased copies of his books in telfair square right across the way. if you are planning to stay for the next author presentation, pleasese move forward to seats n the front so that we can accurately count how many i spas are availabl

sheehan over to jay powell. the macro bank drop. optimism on the continent.pite that strong macro banks are up. we'll roll over by about eight or nine points on the s&p, down about 131%. the euro is big off the back of solid pmi data on the continent. on -- your 10 year yields up to 2.73%.

the book festival is presented by georgia power, david and nancy cintron, the sheehan family foundation and mark and pat. many thanks to jack and mary, our sponsors for this glorious venue, trinity united methodist church. we would also like to extend thanks to our literary members and individual donors who make the saturday off presentations possible. 90% of our revenue comes from donors just like you. we are very excited to have the savanna book festival available for your phone. look in your program for information on downloading. immediately following the presentation, scott shapiro will be signing festival purchased copies of his book. if you are planning to stay for the next off your presentation we ask that you please move forward so that the issues can count the available seats so we can let in the right amount of people. no flash photography. now is a good time to set your phone to do not disturb or turn it off. for the question and answer portion please raise your hand and an usher will bring a microphone to you and you need to wait until the microphone gets to you before you

the savannah book festival is presented by georgia power, by david and nancy, by the sheehan family foundation and by mark and pat sue jn. we would also like to thank our wonderful literati members as well as donors whose contributions continue to make saturday at the savannah book festival a free and public event. in fact, 90% of the revenue for the book festival comes from donors just like you, so it's a great pleasure to thank you for your support. before we get started, please allow me to go over a few housekeeping details for you. first of all, immediately following the presentation our author, ben blum, will be at the book-signing venue for the authors out in telfair square where he'll be glad to talk with you further and to sign books that you have purchased at the savannah book festival. m a couple of technology reminders, please take a moment right now to make sure that your cell phones and other electronic devices are turned off or at least in the silent mode so we won't have electronic interruptions during the talk. .. also, when you have that microphone in your hand, please make su

david and nancy sin terror, the sheehan family foundation and mark and pat -- [inaudible] many thanks to jack and mary romanos for this glorious venue, the trinity baptist church. we'd also like to extend thanks to our individual donors who have made and continue to make saturday's free festival events possible. in fact, 90% of the revenue for the savannah book festival comes from donors just like you, so thank you. we are very excited to have a savannah book festival app available this year. please look in your program for information on downloading it to your phone. before we get started, please let me go over a couple of housekeeping notes. immediately following this presentation, our speaker, david enrich, will be signing festival-purchased copies of his book in telfair square. if your intention is to stay for the next presentation in this venue, please as soon as we are dismissed move forward so that we can allow the crowds that are waiting outside to come in and be seated as easily as possible. now, please take a moment to double check that your cell phones are turned off or are

. >> thank thank you, my name is a sheehan. i'm here from the national center of missing and exploited children. we were created in 1984 by john and may walsh as a private organization. congress designated the national center and the nation's clearinghouse on missing and exploited children. our mission is to prevent child abduction, respond to missing children and combat and deter child sexual exploitation. relevant to today's discussions we at the national clearing house for reports related to child sex trafficking, we use that information to provide assistance to law enforcement, first-responders, victim specialists, related to the identification, recovery and location of child sex trafficking victims in this country. what we're seeing in the united states, a population of children particularly haver in ab, our missing children. especially those children that go missing from care, social services care. another population that we see are especially vulnerable are those youth that are homeless. they may be forced out of their h