terrence, have you had a problem with it? huh? terrence has had a problem. it's incredible.t's incredible. yeah, no, a lot of people have. but not the other side of the world. the other side doesn't have that problem. very rarely do they have it. we must preserve the fundamental american rights that generations of americans have sacrificed everything to secure. with us this afternoon is ben okereke. that's a great name. i love that name. when ben was 14 years old, he legally immigrated to the united states after suffering many hardships in cameroon, which i hear is a beautiful, beautiful place. cameroon. [cheering] pres. trump: oh. wow. one person from cameroon. [laughter] pres. trump: to give back to our country, he joined the united states army and honorably served for four years as a very talented field artillery specialist. a lot of talent, they say. ben, we salute your noble service. and please say a few words. ben. [applause] mr. okereke: thank you. thank you, mr. president. thank you, mr. vice president. and thank you, charlie kirk. first of all, mr. president, we wou

ni nammy name is terrence hong, and i'm weren' one of the food program managers in san francisco. current history: in 2004, the current system was adopted. this system, for the better part of two decades, had served its purpose. iit has reported to the public a number based score, with both food safety, administrative violations and the structural violations. unfortunately, the current system, as mentioned, has outlived its usefulness. to share with you what all food inspectors know: we're not the most important person in term of food safety. the most important people are the operators. we're just the checkers of the checkers. it pales in comparison to the 365 days a year that the operator is there in his or her facility. because this scoring system can be too heavily influenced by non-food safety incidents, i already mentioned the administrative and structural, it doesn't necessarily reflect the current score of the conditions the patron might go into. as a result, too many of the partners, too many of the operators, have lost faith in the system. so the san francisco department

i met terrence allen in my chronic pain management class.m now an older person, i will be hitting 90 pretty soon. i am disabled. it's very hard for me to travel. it would be very important for me to have accessibility in the neighborhood where i live. i really can't go other places, i would always have to have people go with me and it's a big problem. i do need to use cannabis products. i don't smoke but he will offer other things, other options like a syrup edibles things like that which i do use. he is an two amazing person. he's done a tremendous amount in the city. he not only as an activist an amazing person, he's very kind, and he has given heart and soul to many causes, as i have. in this case even more things. he will provide a variety of options at this dispensary. you can get anything basically that you need there. i would say, the other thing is that he would offer his affordable prices, which i think is very important. he would also find many resources for people like myself and others who need various products. i want to urge yo

terrence told me about robin and said you ought to interview robin. so i said i'm coming back out to little rock to do more research, and i'd like to interview you. and she said, why don't you just stay with us. i'd never met this woman, and she invited me to stay in her home, and she said a friend of terry is a friend of mine. and i've become very close friends with robin and harry, and i'm here at the chateau -- again, which is really fun. [laughter] so the experience of being able to work with people who were part of the story was, was a remarkable experience because, of course, i can't interviewday i have crockett, you know, i can't interview sitting bull. they were interviewed, and that is what i used. now, there is another side of this. i've worked with some people who, you know, they had issues with the way i use their quotes and the way i introduce their quotes. there was a moment when i thought, i'm going to just keep working with dead people because davy crockett can't say i don't like the way you used my quote. [laughter] i try to be as hon

see terrence, let's look for treasure ! good idea, phillip, let's look for treasure ! what're you guys doing ? hey, cartman how're you feeling ? pretty good, except i had the weirdest dream last night. really, what about ? well, i dreamed that i was a poor vietnamese girl, and you guys made me ride a big scary bull, and then leonardo dicaprio gave me a spank for several hours. hey, how did you guys won those terrence and phillip dolls ? oh, nowhere. ha, ha, ha. wait a minute, you guys did make me ride that bull ! no, cartman, that was just a dream. bye ming lee... thanks again. ha, ha, ha. son of a bitch ! captioning made possible by comedy central >> from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show" with trevor noah. ( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: welcome to "the daily show," everybody. thank you so much for tuning in. thank you for coming out, as always. thank you for coming out. wow! i'm trevor noah. let's do this thing. our guest tonight is an up-and-coming actor from west philadelphia, born and raised. the one and only will sm

terrence brooks went up and got this one. four interceptions and a fumble. 7-0 for the third time. i simply switch my hands like this and the top five appears. let's go number 5. eric e brown. and he stated bones. test down. magic number 4. backfired. picked off by the tigers. number 3. concentration. the ball never touched the ground. face to the defendant. this weekend up a pick six. the person or animals were harmed. this page says it all. the game was played in washington dc. 9-0. the 49ers sets where the throwback uniforms coming up this weekend when they host the carolina panthers. that in sports at this hour. have a good one. >>> coming up, investigators are one step closer to pinpointing the cause. this morning with a just world out. >>> former president jimmy carter hospitalized once again. the latest on his condition just after this. >>> it is dij@ vu all over again. announcer: time magazine reports: "the new american addiction. how juul hooked kids and ignited a public health crisis." other news outlets report- juul took $12.8 billion from big tobacco. markets e-cigarett

his name is terrence williams. i look.aid, the first thing i look is, how many followers does he have? 700,000 followers. i was like, whoa. oftentimes, i will be impressed by somebody and they have like three followers. i say we have to wait for him or her. but this guy has a following like very few people. i want to just thank you. because you are a fan -- because i am a fan of yours also. >> thank you, president trump. this is a little too tall for me. all, i just want to say that i love president donald j. trump. the media is attacking him, but when they are attacking him, they are attacking us because he is out here fighting for us. they are harassing you, mr. president, so they are harassing me. i want to say one more thing. a while back president trump said when he was talking to the black community, if you vote for me, what do you have to lose, because the do-nothing democrats have done nothing for the black community. is around the corner and we have a lot to lose because president donald j. trump has done so much

e pick oge terrence went up and got this one. four interceptions and a fumble of sam arnold.land 7-0 for the third time in franchise history. wit looks like jill heading offe on an adventure. jill has entresto, a heart failure medicine that helps her heart so she can keep on doing what she loves. in the largest heart failure study ever, itan c haroraby.et'sri at lping staalaby n' ento ifgnan n' tor alisken the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure, kidney problems, or high blood potassium. ask your doctor about entresto, for heart failure. where to next? entrust your heart to entresto. >>> the top five appears. number five what a catch. one-hand touchdown colds. we have number four arkansas. trick played backfired. picked off by . erthree concentration. r force grant field. ended up a pick six against hawaii. fall down. no person or animals were harmed on the field. number one how muddy was the 49er redskin game? mike person says it all. washington dc. but he niners won 9-0. >>> i can't think >>> our next newscast tomorrow at 4:30 am.>>> have a is a spo

brooks wheelan, everybody. [ cheers and applause terrence higgins 8g band. lilly: tonight on "a little late with lilly singh" i've got the multi-talented lea michele and the incredible justin hartley [ cheers and applause >> thank you so much for having us >> it's really great to be here. >> lilly: oh of course lea, since you're such a talented singer, i was thinking maybe you could sing a little something, something you know oh, maybe the title of my show >> all right, sure

procter terrence elementary school and new is education center. those are a few that are also waiting to hear if they're going to going to be going back school today or monday we're going to go ahead and keep you updated on that as soon as we find out for now reporting live here in santa rosa christina kron 4 news. well, christina. >>well time now is 5 oh 4 and on the peninsula we did have a fire in brisbane in an area where the power was not shut off the fire came dangerously close to pg power lines. evacuations were voluntary at that point the fire is now out that's the good news. cal fire now looking to see what caused that fire. >>in the east bay, the wildfire to marotta is out and power has been restored to everyone there the 50 acre fire broke out in the hills behind sanders rance road in route. guys we told you yesterday here on the kron 00:04am morning news just 2 hours before the fire started that area was blacked out pg shut the power off a fire officials say one fire engine in the area this morning is out there watching for hot spots. a

terrence went up and got this one.interceptions and a fusam new england 7-0 for the third time in franchise history. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the holidays begin here at the disneyland resort. >>> the top five appears. number five what a catch. one-handed. and he both feet in. touchdown colds. we have number four arkansas. trick played backfired. picked off by the tigers. number three concentration. the ball never touched the ground. thanks the air force defender grant field. ended up a pick six against hawaii. number two fall down. no person or animals were harmed on the field. number one how muddy was the 49er redskin game? mike person says it all. washington dc. but he niners won 9-0. >>> i can't think announcer: time magazine reports: "the new american addiction. how juul hooked kids and ignited a public health crisis." other news outlets report- juul took $12.8 billion from big tobacco. markets e-cigarettes with kid friendly flavors and uses nicotine to addict them. 5 million kids use e-cigarettes. juul is "following big tobacco's

because the only go to prevail because he put the parliament terence or potential but the problem terrence under enormous pressure they didn't actually really know this was in the steal so it's basically give me this deal now and what the palm towns are said is i'm going to mean it we need more time to analyze this and when they start looking into it they see details with regard to all of the different aspects the economic relationship the northern ireland border where they have problems and ultimately that 330 politicians that boris johnson had back in his deal he will whittle down that will go lower and lower as the weeks go by and boris johnson is understood that so if he says ok let's risk a general election i'll go into the general election promising breaks it and hopefully come back with a majority so ultimately it would be a gamble but that way he might increase the number of conservative members of parliament and then be able to get a much larger majority to make sure that his brakes it is secure so i'm going to talk a little bit about the implications of an election in a moment bu

now the leading voice of pushing terrence back. strike to me that we talk a lot about and one is we should. this is the turkey u.s. problem arises and aired one u.s. problem. thank you. >> it is in a u.s. problem in the sense that there's always been anti- americans in turkey. he goes back decades but everyone has organized it and has euthanized it and because there is no free press in turkey, and there's no outlets for alternative and viewpoints anymore. that view is becoming and it has become completely dominant. that said, turkey that went out argue one, i think he is trying to stay on until 2034. so thinking that went out him, is far away. that said, also italians are our own west enemies. we always make mistakes and they always make the kind of mistakes that ultimately become undermine them. when no one had the elections canceled and had run again. please see the same thing in today in bolivia. in monday different countries don't know where to stop. ms. some.there will be other factors that will intervene and change turkey wil

>> there's three -- >> ashanti, toby, terrence, trey son, tal an, you. >> you that one.'ve never spent any time on a reservation. this is my first time. what do people get wrong about it? >> most of the time they think we live in teepees, and we don't have televisions, phone. >> what's it like living here in pine ridge? >> hard. >> the way you want to live with it and the people you keep around you, other than that it can end up pretty rugged. >> tell me what you love about living here. >> this is my family. this is my people here, man. >> is that the order, horse, family, people? >> most of the time. my family is my main thing. >> what do you love about living here? >> more about the traditions, ceremonies and all that. my boys go around and they have real long hair because that's how we grew up. >> what job do you people have here if you live in this town? >> a flagger. >> stand on the road all day. >> and that comes through now and then. i haven't found too much work down here. >> got to be hard to avoid criminal activity or drugs and alcohol because there is not a lo

comedian terrence williams thanking donald trump for listening up to the black community. >> donald trump what do you have to lose because do-nothing democrats have done nothing for the black community. 2020 is around the corner and we have a lot to lose now because donald trump has done so much for the black community. >> you know the other nets are not going to play almost any of this, you're not going to see that video anywhere else except maybe a few websites but the question we have to ask ourselves, what if trump loses in 2020, what does that mean for all these people who have traditionally not been able to benefit from what people think is economic improvement where it is always to sedalia pressure lines of the economy, this is a broad-based recovery, a broad-based boom to people every income level, tight labor market meets increased wages, no one predicted this on the left, we told you it would happen if you follow these simple rules and it happened, that's all the time we have tonight, shannon bream and the fox news at night team take it from here, shannon: welcome to fox news at

comedian terrence williams thanking president trump for lifting up the black community.ot to lose now because president donald j. trump has done so much for the black community. thank you, president trump. >> the other nets are not going to play almost any of this, right? you're not going to see that video anywhere else, except fox, maybe a few websites. but the question we have to ask ourselves is, what if trump loses in 2020. what does that mean? all these people who traditionally have not been able to benefit from what people think is economic -- always hitting the upper echelons of the economy. this is a broad based recovery. it's a broad-based boost to people at every income, tight labor market means increased wages. no one predicted this on the left. we told you what would happen if you followed the simple rules, it happened. that's all of the time we have for tonight. shannon bream and the fox news at night team take it from here. have a great weekend. >> welcome to fox news at night. i'm shannon bream in washington. a second official considering filing formal com

slowing global economy weakened by trade tensions, and bloomberg has onrned they want a rollback terrenceent trump had a phase one trade deal that saw them buying american agricultural products, manus -- they want a rollback on tariffs. the imf made their fifth straight cut to the 2019 global growth forecast across the world's largest economy. >> it is hugely important that this is a durable solution, because the negative impact of these trade policies are coming a lot into effect, and if we do not think there is going to be a durable solution, these effects will continue to have very weak weak globalg, very trade, and we need to stop that. alfe, fromhael metc state street. some talk about lag, and this was pretty much well flagged. our question, and we talked about it, the three of us in the break, are the central banks going to keep a global head of the slow down, in your opinion? -- iel: so i would say would say they are almost actually ahead of it. the reason i say that is the last time we had a downward revision to global growth of this size was 2015, and in 2015, you know, we saw ha

host: let's hear from terrence come up early in honolulu on our republican line.er: thanks for taking call. a longtime c-span listener. i'm talking decades. i called and many times. i want to ask, where's the justice. right to duethe process except our president. they want to take away his right to free speech area they don't want to hear what he has to say. i heard an earlier caller talk about his behavior being atrocious. what does that do if it's legal? this man has been investigated for three years prior justice department, they found nothing. house of representatives is going to make up some stuff? they're not even allowing him to defend himself or confront his accusers. anyone of us picked up by the police, they were have to tell us what we were charged with. give us an idea of what crime we broke. this president is not given any of those rights. and the press in general want to ignore all the corruption that has been exposed over the last three years with the mueller investigation, the whole russia thing. they want to ignore that and continue to go after th