. >> this is a man named sonny. >> yes. >> and sonny showed up.cribe the scene when you first met sonny. >> yeah. it was in dubai. anybody in here been to dubai on the emirates? yeah, quite a few. so it was in a swanky bar atop a very well known hotel there. and we were all seated, and the idea was, like, we're not going to tell him whoer, what you've done, we're just going to keep it on the down low. but we're going put you right next to him and, michelle, we just want you to figure out if this guy's full of it or if he was legit. we're talking about hundreds of millions of dollars in terms of investments. so he walked into the room, and he filled up the -- it was like he slid in, you know? [laughter] yeah. this guy was -- and i thought, you know what? this is going to be good. when i saw that much ego that fast, i knew he was going to talk. and when people talk -- >> and talk. >> -- you can get whatever you need out of them. >> so the first thing i finish he said, i believe, not only was he a ranger but also a green beret. now, ranger school is

iow is the name of the company this is how sonny is c.e.o. and founder i'm co-founder and president my co-founders yo kwan and his previous company was coin set or they found an exchange that in new york they sold coins that had to crack him and after that he launched launched where they got rid of passwords using multifactor authentication they sold launched a dietician labs and then you and i partnered up to start osho and to be laser focused on walks and security perfect thanks ray i've got so much max already shit all right well that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser par with may max kaiser and stationer well i think our guest sonny a whole show i owe generated on twitter is kaiser report that's an excellent bio. in the heart of the swiss alps this is a place probably most secretive the pentagon stereo system the cia and benteke gone did the. swiss customs place well all the science is controlled by as a monday impose the opening times. it possibilities from the top us the procedures in place of the strictest in all europe m

kihuen: today i rise to remember me life of sonny melton. sonny was lucky to find the love of his life at the medical center in tennessee. he would often assist his wife, dr. heather melton , in surgeries. sonny and heather planned to move boo is a lakehouse together, they were in the process of building in it big sandy, tennessee. they traveled to las vegas together to celebrate their one-year anniversary at the route 91 festival on october 21. when gunfire erupted, sonny died trying to get his wife out of harm's way. sonny's wife and all those who knew him remember him as an enthusiastic man who had an infectious, positive attitude. i would like to extend my condolences to sonny melton's family and friends. please know that the city of las vegas, the state of n and the entire country grieve with you. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. for what purpose does the gentleman from pell seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempo

sonny schwartz. alice rogers. part of the south beach rincon. bruce, also a member of the organization. and katy who is not here, chairs the organization as well. i talked a lot about the affordable housing, but this is a mixed use development project that is going to provide retail and small businesses, amenity, open space. the type of neighborhood that is inkredably excite -- incredibly exciting, providing amenities we need for the mission bay neighborhood. finally, i want to thank the city for all of your work. and the hard work begins now. we have to make sure we get the infrastructure in the ground so the thousands of units of the housing can get built. thank you, everyone, for making this a home run for san francisco. >> thank you to everyone. i understand now we have the honor of signing the legislation. mr. mayor and larry bear, president breed. ready to roll. all right. congratulations, everyone. [cheers and applause] >> they tend to come up here and drive right up to the vehicle and in and out of their car and into the victim's vehicle

i will ask sonny, secretary of agriculture, to say a couple words. i might ask bob lighthizer to tak city couple words, larry kudlow, and then we will get on with our meeting and ask the m edia to head out of the room. >> the people in this room, congress, governors, represent some of the best people in america, those people you used a word i like to use about them, patriots first, americans first. they bring the hard-working ethics of the american spirit from their fields and farms and ranches across the country, and they understand you. they understand what you are trying to do. having the courage to call the question against people who have been cheating, both china and the eu. the barriers you describe punishment american farmers more than a lot of other industries. the american farmer and rancher has been so productive. they are with you in that effort. from their livelihood perspective, we can understand their anxiety. that's what these people hear about. i have been out last week on the road assuring them what you told me, that you are going t

welcome back to the kaiser part imax kaiser to speak with heart sonny. i owe him our cash welcome thank you so much for having us on is a huge fat zero s. rat's ass ticket we are seeing is at conferences around the world because you've got something that is in high demand hotshot dot tell us about it as a whole show itself means security in japanese and we were looking for a short word that nailed exactly what our focus was which is cybersecurity within the block chain space and we felt like we hadn't seen anyone in the industry be laser focused on just block chain security especially one that's not doing their own i c.e.o. of course people when they are blocked and they are bitcoin one of the first things they hear about is that it's so secure it's also about that i mean what are people missing or what the add to the to the equation so code that's written on a block is referred to as business logic and business logic is very far from being secure and traditionally in the technology era whenever sophisticated code is written you always get a third party

sonny purdue, former governor purdue, i've known him for 15 years now. he will do everything he can. he understands how critical it is to have a good foreign policy and also one that allows for us to continue to expand our exports particularly in ag when it comes to the export challenges that wooe got in this country. he has limited tools available to him to respond in a case like this. we're talking about a lot of money that goes down just on the speculation of having a tariff put in place. let me give you an example. in south dakota, a small state, it's our second largest crop. we produce enough soybeans to where if you just dropped the price by ten cents based on the speculation of having china put a tariff on, a ten-cent reduction per bushel is about 200 -- or $24 million a year for a ten-cent reduction in the price of soybeans. that's happening right now. >> look, there's a lot of people that want to hold china accountable for the intellectual property issue. no doubt about it and this has been a constant and the technology theft and all of the issu

mohammed ali was very breast before he fought sonny lived in and did very crazy things to get the fightked for me. i got my fight. now i canjust be myself. everybody knows who i am. like me or hate me. it's one of those people. everybody knows i have an opinion and it's a good place to be in. super league leaders st helens demonstrated their dominance once again as they crushed salford red devils 60 points to ten at the aj bell stadium. ben barba was the star of the show. he scored two first half tries including this interception from near his own try line. he completed his hat—trick after the interval as saints ran riot. that's his 15th try of the season. the result means st helens have scored 122 points in their last two games. -- 126 —— 126 points in their last two games. on day six of snooker‘s world championship in sheffield barry hawkins, and mark allen have been in action. these are live pictures right now. and at the world number fourjudd trump ina and at the world number fourjudd trump in a wheel battle. he led 6—3 overnight. look at it now. 9—9 in the first round match needing

san francisco mayor, sonny jim rolph stared into the crowds of those who have gathered. a moment in history. the birth of a publicly own transit system. san francisco municipal railway. muni as it would become to be known. happy birthday, muni, here is to the next 100 years. the birth of muni had been a long-time coming. over the years the city was disjointed privately owned companies. horses and steam and electric-powered vehicles. creating a hodgepodge of transit options. none of them particularly satisfying to city residents. the city transit system like the city itself would have changes during the san francisco earthquake. the transition that will pursue from this aftermath would change san francisco's transportation system once again. facilitated by city boss, abe ruth, ushering in the electric city car. the writing was on the wall. the clammer had begun for the experiment including public transit people. owned by the people and for the people. the idea of a consolidated city-owned transit system had begun traction. and in 1909, voters went to the polls and created

>> i'm sonny's biggest fan. >> shout out to north high school class of 2018, let's get it! >> my birthday! >> we're the lynch family from alabama and we love the "today" show! >> and we love you right back. welcome back to "today" on this thursday morning. thanks for joining us. the crowd is going to be fun, we'll head out there in a little bit in our hats and coats and gloves. >> pretend it's spring. >> we do have a lot to get to this half hour. let's get right to your news at 8:00. president trump insists the situation along the border with mexico has reached what he calls a point of crisis. he signed a proclamation ordering the national guard there immediately. the president insists he has to act now to combat illegal drugs and dangerous gangs and illegal immigration. homeland security secretary is working with governors to deploy the troops. >> our current border security and immigration laws fail the american people. the system rewards bad behavior. it does not punish law breakers. it undermines our nation's economic interests. >> the guardsmen will not have contact wi

went, that's sonny we have this in common. joshua: bono, i was going to ask you about your reflection how the bromance began. but let me ask you about a specific aspect. from the political aspect that you came from, it must have been seen as dangerous talking to the president. talk a little bit about that. bono: i don't think it was good for either of our bases. let's put it that way. [laughter] this was parity of pain. o, it's like -- it was tricky. but tricky for you. and i remember, you know, the beginning of our relationship -- i do remember -- i was on, you know, disarmed by the president's sense of humor. we were traveling in a motorcade together. corporation with cardinal mccarrick. and the three of us. and people were waving. and i said, you're really popular around here, mr. president. he said when i first came here, people used to wave at me with one finger. [laughter] and i'd like to tell you, your president said that in front of a catholic cardinal. and the cardinal laughed the hardest. i think if you believe -- yo

[laughter] i did actually travel and lived with sonny. and i don't approve of the pronunciation of my 911 bone-no. we did the humming thing. the gentlemen got out. and just as the doors closed, he said it's bone-o by the way. and i went who is that? , and he went, that's sonny bono. it was in las vegas, bless him. we have this in common. joshua: bono, i was going to ask you about your reflection how the bromance began. but let me ask you about a specific aspect. from the political spectrum that you came from, it must have been seen as dangerous talking to the president. talk a little bit about that. bono: i don't think it was good for either of our bases. let's put it that way. [laughter] this was parity of pain. no, it's like -- it was tricky. but tricky for you. and i remember, you know, the beginning of our relationship -- i do remember -- i was on, you know, disarmed by the president's sense of humor. we were traveling in a motorcade together. and to announce corporation with -- and to announce the millennium with cardinal mccarrick.

we've got to do what we can, put a lot of faith in agriculture secretary sonny purdue.d that the white house has given him free reign to figure out what's going to work, what's not going to work. the biggest problem we have right now, though, clearly, is china. let's not kid ourselves. china doesn't trade fair when it comes to agricultural products and they certainly have not been trading fair when it comes to our domestic steel industry. >> and what about the president? do you think he should continue to sabre rattle? he's threatened, again, $100 billion, as i mentioned, in new tariffs against china. that could hurt your constituents in a very big way. >> yeah. i'm not a big fan of sabre rattling when it comes to global trade. i would rather see people sit down together and work out our differences. i hope that the administration gives secretary purdue and our negotiators the ability to take the weeks necessary to work with china, to figure out how we can get fair trade agreements. dana, i don't think it should surprise anyone that president trump feels this way about

the fact the trump administration, when i look at this, the two men with the longest seniority now, sonny perdue and jeff sessions. they should have a tollbooth inside this administration for the amount of turnover they have had. one last thing, the history of the epa. i was living when it was formed under richard nixon. theou could tell them about epa itself. i will hang up. keep up the great work. thank you c-span. guest: you got me on don nickles. i am not sure what he is doing. i can respond to the epa question. it was formed under richard nixon. he recognized that the country needed to put in place an agency that would stand up and protect our water, our air, our people in public health. it is charged to do that on three legs. the epa is required by law to use the best available science, coming up with safeguards. finally the public interest, every time the epa puts forth a commonsense safeguards to protect us it is open to public comment. epa officials meet with hundreds of stakeholders in washington and across the country. the environment protection agency has been successful. the

kevin kramer, who is running against heidi heitcamp saying i'm urging sop sonny purdue to an end to thisthey don't know whether these tariffs will go through. for the first time you are seeing republicans on the hill like chuck grassley, kevin kramer, seeing how this adversely affects their con teufp swepbts, visa is sa a video farming communities. >> the lowest in 40 years. but of course the drugs coming over the border. we had 66,000 who died of o.d.s. what does it moon when jerry brown in california doesn't want to seem to go along even though it is the president's decision? >> he seems to be the wild card. arizona, new mexico, texas, the governors seem to be on board with this. that's what we hear from military officials. this is an unprecedented move. president obama had an additional called operation failings to try and stop drugs. it involved the national guard, about 1,200 national guard soldiers. but it is important to point out what they will and will not be doing. as far as we know for now. there are still a lot of details we don't have yet. they are still being worked out spe

the agricultural secretary sonny perdue discuss the president's commitment to farmers during trade negotiationsand whereto go back the president looked me in the eye and said, i know farmers are worried about what we are doing that you need to tell them that i'm not going to let them be the casualties in this trade dispute. out a playbookng about all of the authorities or what we would do. i am with you, mr. chairman, i would rather have trade and aid, but when people are not doing , farmers understand, they do not like people who steal or cheat. they like people who play by the rules and that is what the president is doing and calling chinese hand. there will probably be some discomfort and anxiety in the meantime, we all did. it has to be done. while the sabres have been rattled, there is time to get out on the table and i am hoping we will take advantage of xi conciliatory remarks about wanting to do some things and get back. it is a dangerous thing to think about, the number two economies in the world being in a trade war and that is not what the president wants, i do not think, but he want

>> agriculture secretary sonny perdue testified at a senate hearing on the state of rural america. he talked about broadband internet access somehow the potential trade agreements could affect the agriculture industry and trade relations with china. senator pat roberts chairs this two-hour agriculture committee hearing. i call this hearing to order if we can get our friends over he here. this morning i would like to welcome th senator ted kennedy. she isn't present at that we are glad of anothe to have another r state agricultural commissioner. [laughter] [inaudible] that's what i was going to say. when she is here that will be good. >> are you all planning something or what is this? [laughter] we are excited because we have a standing secretary of agriculture sonny perdue, and today as a matter of fact marks a special day for the secretary this day last year the secretary was confirmed by the full senate. happy one year anniversary mr. secretary. [applause] at the time of the nomination hearing last year he championed an advocate and highest levels of government that is even more

. >>> ag secretary sonny purdue recently testified before a senate appropriations subcommittee on the agencies 2019 budget request. he talked about international trade issues. the crop insurance program. nafta negotiations. and disaster aid for farmers and ranchers. this is about hour 20 minutes. >> all right. ready to go? >> yes. >> we'll call this meeting of the ag appropriations meeting to order. mr. secretary, right off the bat we want to thank you for being here. we truly appreciate it. our purpose of today's hearing of course is to discuss department of ag's fiscal year 2019 budget. we also in addition to welcoming secretary per due want to welcome dr. johansson, thank you for being here, and also ms. jones, thank you as well. before we begin, i want to extend a welcome to our newest member, senator hide smith who is here. she was sworn in on monday. and we very much appreciate having you as a member of our committee. >> thank you. good to be here. >> welcome. i also, mr. secretary, want to thank you for your visit recently to north dakota. we really appreciate it. i know it was

sonny kim moved here from seoul in 1929. >> being one country is great. >> reporter: for all of sunny's life, peace seemed unattainable until now. >> i would love to go see north korea. i have never been in north korea in my life. >> reporter: uc berkeley political science professor says we'll have to watch and wait. this is tj pempel. >> korean costumes are nice for the tv, but basically it comes down to how the issues play out. >> reporter: kristy ahn is a second-generation korean-american. for her, she hopes this goes hand-in-hand. >> i'm glad to see this historical event happen. and i'm interested to see where this will go. >> reporter: so what exactly is next? well, president trump will be meeting with kim jong-un sometime by early june. now, that political science professor you just heard from, he thinks that meeting is not going to go as well as the one that just happened in south korea. you're going to hear that reason coming up at 6:00. we'll send it right back to you guys. >> thank you, melissa. >>> coming up on nightly news, we'll hear more from president trump reacting to th

stacey banks are in toronto for the block chain economic event it's being put on by sonny ray we've interviewed him for he's the c.e.o. of dot com this is actually back to sort of style break when conferences we have some amazing people at this have and people like adam back people like chris people like who is going to be on the keiser report while we're here but you know what while we've been here as well and opening her mouth and adopting our way christine let's add to this i.m.f. boss christine lagarde praises cryptocurrency and suggests it could transform the way people see and invest i would posit that it has already see you know transform the way people save and invest it's already done that she's saying it could do that the coin is a black hole and it is sucking in folks from all walks of life and money from all points on the globe and as it expands it just to war of the size of anything else trying to compete with it that includes various money regimes it also includes various high level bankers and economists so christine legarde is just the latest to get in to the bitcoin black hole

safety thanks for the block chain economic event it's being put on by sonny ray we've interviewed himon kaiser for he's the c.e.o. of dot com this is actually back to. conferences we have some amazing people at this have and people like adam back people like chris earnest people like who is going to be on the kaiser report while we're here but you know what while we've been here as well. opening her mouth and adopting our way christine let's. say this i.m.f. boss christine legarde praises cryptocurrency and suggests it could transform the way people see and invest i would posit that it has already see you know transform the way people save and invest it's already done that she's saying it could do that the coin is a black hole and it is sucking in folks from all walks of life and money from all points on the globe and as it expands it just the wharfs the size of anything else trying to compete with it that includes various money regimes it also includes various high level bankers and economists so christine legarde is just the latest to get in to the bitcoin black hole and she'll be u

while sonny foot was left frustrated, dele alli wasn't. —— son.tor alli just four minutes later. around the last time this happened, it will be a long time before any of them forget. we started the game well. we weren't creating enough, i think. but, our back players and our midfielders controlled the game and moved the ball quickly, but are wondering enough at the top end of the pitch to threaten chelsea, and we we re the pitch to threaten chelsea, and we were unfortunate to go a goal down, but it was great from christian to give us that belief in the second half. today was a good chance to try and reduce the gap. but there are seven games to go. we need to try and do our best and i think that after the whole season, you finish in the position that you deserve. really hard to see how chelsea camp collar fight for the champions league now. another team almost certain to miss out world be arsenal. arsenal beat stoke city 3—0 this afternoon with all three goals coming in the final fifteen minutes. there was a sparse crowd at the emirates and the ars

welcome back to the kaiser part imax keyser our time to speak with heart sonny. i owe you our cash welcome thank you so much for having us honestly a huge fat zero zero zero s. rat's ass ticking away our seeing is at conferences around the world because you've got something that is a high demand hoshko dot tell us about it as a whole show itself means security in japanese and we were looking for a short word that nailed exactly where our focus was which is cybersecurity within the block chain space and we felt like we hadn't seen anyone in the industry be laser focused on just block chain security especially one that's not doing their own i.c.a.o. of course people on their block say in their bitcoin one of the first things they hear about is that it's so secure it's also about that i mean what are people missing or what the add to the to the equation so code that's written on a block is referred to as business logic and business logic is very far from being secure and traditionally in the technology era whenever sophisticated code is written you always get a thir

i think he will take care of the farmers they will not suffer well we hope he can do that he says sonny perdue to do that secretary of agriculture but whether or not that happens or it can't happen we'll have to see steve thank you both for being here i appreciate it. and if you live in a large city chances are that you've seen tons of bikes strong across the street in a little cubbyhole well those spikes have a bit of an interesting story and here to bring us more was handed over to r.t. correspondent peter oliver. it's a chinese idea that is spreading around the world cycle rentals springing up in cities in europe and the united states there's no pick up or drop off point so you use the application on your phone find the bike that's nearest to you and unlock it he's in the queue all rita then the credit card attached to your account is charged for the time that you use it's become a multi-billion dollar industry in just the last thirty years one of the main play is said to be worth upwards of two billion dollars while this company mo bike turns over around a billion dollars every year

viewers i used to be the deputy chief of staff at the agriculture department the president has told sonny perdue the sector agriculture hey you can try to use all the tools in your tool box at u.s.d.a. to help soybean farmers that's our number one ag export the problem is there's not much they can do other than buy soybeans but that would have other problems would it alex that's called subsidies and subsidies aren't something that you like when it comes to international trade so the world trade organization the e.u. other organizations can complain about this this could be something that is outside the bounds of the norm or even legal in that in that sense i know being a canadian we've had subsidies here with wheat nick cetera and it's something i talked about in high school or we talked about in high school back in the day this is something that when it comes down to it it's not really a solution it's a band-aid and how long can that band-aid fix something it specially if you're start getting into trade battles with other countries or the world trade organization comes in to search you k

iowa is the name of the company this is how it is sonny is c.e.o. and founder i'm co-founder and president my co-founder is the o. kwan and his previous company was coin setter they found an exchange that in new york they sold coins that a crack in and after that he launched launched where they got rid of passwords using multifactor authentication they sold launched a dietician labs and then you and i partnered up to start osho and to be laser focused on blocks and security perfect thanks ray i've got so much max already did it all right well that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser par with may max kaiser and station over well i think our guest saw me a whole show i o. generated on twitter as kaiser report as i saw. in july twenty second team also took the freedoms journalist working with. militants in syria. to focus his established. as well reporters. to seek to truth and truth. please you can submit to your published works in on a video form written form go to a warm doughty don't come in to now. apply for many clubs over the years s

they'd run us down with their boats to keep their catch i mean those but i have also obviously some of sonny's world war. and very has no thoughts of quitting despite the risk. they say we're is close to his heart he'll do everything in his power to protect it. because these are you also with us like i'm just i was born and raised and come chaka and when i see the symbol of come chuckin being destroyed i feel it's my duty to help. because the bombers were so i want to make sure that future generations know fish from the river and not just from pictures because of. what is over. but the poachers ignore bands and prohibitions they fish day and night. unlike the fisherman the surf camp is doing good business it's midsummer now and the water is around eight to twelve degrees. i'm told he's busy making preparations for the annual surf estable he started it up three years ago and it's already a huge drop. of blood miller is one of the few women in the local surfing scene and told to sell. surface from every part of the country have arrived overnight the camp is full. here they can buy products from

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. >> agriculture secretary sonny perdue testified at a senate hearing on the state of rural america.

>> i am the sonny purdue, aka designated survivor because all of our colleagues are going to be inside bar room. there as you obviously an an tao was out and about. i think they're trying to mend fences but they still have a long way to go. >> michelle wolf will be the comedienne there tonight. has she given any indication of what her routine will be like tonight? >> she said that she is glad that president trump is not going to be in the room. it's a really hard room to play, comedians say, everybody's sitting at round tables, facing each other instead of facing forward. it should make for a really good time. we're going to have a great time. kimberly atkins, the former speech writer for president obama will all join me on set and we'll have savannah sellers from "stay tuned" on the red carpet at the correspondents dinner. it's going to be great. >> jacob soboroff, he'll be on at 9 p.m. eastern time. >> the far-reaching implications on the latest version of the president's latest plan. - i love my grandma. - anncr: as you grow older, your brain naturally begins to change which may cau

the relationship between abe and trump look as the same between knack sonny and reagan.about quote unquote donald. you don't hear other world leaders do that. that shows there's a closeness between prime minister abe and president trump. lou: china has been pushed for the first time in my memory. the chinese has been pushed back from the pros tec prospect of a. maybe kim is on the phone every day with xi, i don't know. but they don't seem to be playing much of a role here, at least publicly and out front. >> what kim did when he proposed talks with not only trump but also with the south korean president, he cut out the chinese. and his first foreign trip is going to be to south korea until the chinese then said no, no, no. you're in north korea. you've got to go to beijing first, which is what happened at the end of last month. and the chinese are trying to reinsert themselves into that peace process. you know, trump, talking to kim directly, that's a good thing for us. that means the chinese are not in the room and cannot cause trouble. lou: it's clear to this point, th

re you planning a c we have our standing secretary of agriculture, sonny purdue. today marks a special day for the secretary. on this day last year the secretary was confirmed by the full senate. happy one-year anniversary mr. secretary. [applause] voice, alture needed a champion. an advocate. at the highest levels of government. that is more so today. a rough patch in the agriculture economy. over the past five years prices in major commodities have dropped by over 40%. net farm income is expected to decline by 52%. the ongoing pressure of low commodity prices continues the .eed for high volume of sales now, more than ever our producers need certainty and a partner in government that can steady the ship and ride the course. i am pleased you hit the ground running in your one and know that you will continue to do so. a lot of your time has been devoted to sitting on the wagon with producers and business owners on your back to the roots tour across rural america to hear their concerns. ofthe regulatory front administration has been proactive in trying to reduce unn