the author is with a us today ad he has a final copy of his book, green tierney. and the author is rupert. he's been in business finance. he's been an investment banker, he's been in the public policy arena, he's been in government. he's seen this issue from a lot of angles and he studied at cambridge where he studied economics and history, a great foundation for writing this fine book. let me just tell you what a couple of our friends have said about his new book. michael berg on who i brown whof all of us here at heritage and is well known across o the couny said he has written a definitive and a clear history of global warming alarmism.al it's success a enlisting western elitesuc and its cause, wow, vey important. rupert has told a story and well. his truth may be inconvenienced some. and finally, let me say that charles moore from the daily telegraph wrote rupert is a wonderful historian of intellectual and political move is which is just the job to explain what has been inflicted on us over the past 30 yearsrs r so in the name of saving the planet. many peopl

chris tierney with the putback what's the defense doing in blowing by evander kane for the easy gel. martin jones the first star of the game. 37 saves on 3 shots including kane had 4 goals last time the teams met up added two more today off the skate on the double deflecten. sharks win 5-1 extending the streak to games. >> our lines contributed in a capacity for us to win. and that's been huge on the winning streak obviously. it's been a a real team effort. it's. >> a good step forward we have seven more games here. and we're trying to get ready for playoffs here with solid games. >> this was our sloppiest of the 7 but we found a way to win and the goelter was great. we'll clean it up but you never complaint too much about winning. >> pga tour the dell technology match play set up like the na down to the ian polter knocked off in the evaluate 8. he will face alex moren the sweden who took kir of cameron smith with putts like this. he advances 4-. bubba watson, he is playing as well as in a couple of years. bubba being bubba. shaping shots like this. en he win there is. bubba faces ju

[applause] i believe a day will come when this horrible tierney will disappear in parish and at that point between the people of israel will be reestablished. today -- [inaudible] [applause] as we work together to confront the bad there's also potential to advance the good that comes from the bad. most of the state in our region no that israel is not their enemy but their indispensable ally in confronting her, challenges and season are, not for -- this is true for jordan, and it's also true for many other arab countries in the middle east. israel remains committed to achieving peace with our neighbors including the palestinians. president trump has made it clear he's committed to peace i've made it clear that i am committed to peace. we appreciate the effort thank you all. thank you all for your hard work for peace. [applause] to get peace we have to embrace peace and stop supporting terror. [applause] . . the terrorists who murdered a beautiful family and their three children including a 3-month-old baby girl. so over the lifetime of this killer he will be receiving $2 million. i ha

[applause] i believe that the day will come when this horrible tierney will disappear and perish from and the friendship o betwn the people of israel and the peoplepl of persia will be reestablished. today we have the same tomorrow we will have peace. we worked together to confront the bad. there is also potential to advance the good that comes from thefr bad because most states in the region know very well that israel is not their enemy, but they're indispensable ally in conferencing the common challenges and common opportunities this is true for egypt and jordan and the peace partners but also many others in the middle east. israel remains committed. president trump made it clear that he is committed to peace and i've made it clear that i am committed to peace. we appreciate the efforts from the team. thank you all for your hard work for peace. [applause] but he has to embrace peace and stop supporting terror. raise your hand high if you agree with me that president abbas should stop. [applause] he pays about $350 million a year to terrorists and their families each year. that is a

and now second period and 2-1 and the sharks shorthanded and tierney with a puck and what is the defenseg? blow -- blowing by for the goal. and 38 shots and including the kane had four goals last time they met and added two today and this off the skate and a deflection. sharks win 5-1 extending the win streak to seven games. >> the lines contributed and for us to win and that is kind of been huge on this winning streak. it's been a real team effort. >> it is a good step forward but we have seven more games here and we're just trying to get ready for playoffs here with good solid games each night. >> this is probably our sloppiest of the seven. but we found a way to win and our goalkeeper was great. we'll clean a if you things up but you never complain about winning. >>> at 6:00 right hire and i'm officially worried >>> coming up at 6:00, video out of the east bay rv's go up in flames at a popular mall. >> and that is all for right now. we'll leave you with some of the most powerful moments from today's marches. the song written and performed by students from stoneman douglas. see you at

chris tierney with the putback what's the defense doing in blowing by evander kane for the easy gel.rst star of the game. 37 saves on 3 shots including the pad save there. kane had 4 goals last time the teams met up added two more today off the skate on the double deflecten. sharks win 5-1 extending the streak to games. >> our lines contributed in a capacity for us to win. and that's been huge on the winning streak obviously. it's been a a real team effort. it's. >> a good step forward we have seven more games here. and we're trying to get ready for playoffs here with solid games. >> this was our sloppiest of the 7 but we found a way to win and the goelter was great. we'll clean it up but you never complaint too much about winning. >> pga tour the dell technology match play set up like the na down to the ian polter knocked off in the evaluate 8. he will face alex moren the sweden who took kir of cameron smith with putts like this. he advances 4-. bubba watson, he is playing as well as in a couple of years. bubba being bubba. shaping shots like this. en he win there is. bubba faces ju

chris tierney on the break-away. puts on the brakes, finds evander kane for the shorthanded goal. sharks win big. 5-1, the final, the seventh-straight victory. >>> on a lighter note, when the giants play the a's at the coliseum this year, get this, giants fans will have to pay a hefty price for parking. giants fans will have to dish out $50 to park at the coliseum. meanwhile, a's fans will be charged just $30. and prepaid parking for season ticketholders is $10. however, any giants fan who yells go a's at the parking gate will be charged $30 to enter the coliseum. that just seems wrong. anyway, that's it for sports. more news after the break. hundrf people turned out for the marches today. a lot of young voices, becoming >>> hundreds of thousands of people turned out for the marches today. a lot of young voices becoming a national conversation. >> one of the voices carried extra weight today. it belongs to the 9-year-old granddaughter of dr. martin luther king jr. >> my grandfather had a dream, that his four children would not be judged by the color of their skin, but by the conte

then we'll examine the origins of the climate change movement in green tierney. the journalists on the natural and man-made causes of earthquake it quickly i do. [inaudible] >> welcome. on bradley co-owner of politics and prose along with my wife and on behalf of the entire staff thank you for coming. well, survival. that's a big topic that we're here to talk about this evening's mankind looks to the future we face some survival challenges that come down

african isted they had with each other for example in africa most of what i would produce is robert tierney an agricultural product is an laid scale you know industry abroad saw what can for example of ghana or nigeria trade with each other pretty little for example to china and africa order to. force one. ok ok let's let's hear long we react to cause we got very in this extremely important point making i should point out that about forty two percent of enter our african trade. i really do manufactured goods which means that the c.f. here which we are so has accelerating the development of the manufacturing and just free contrarily to the xchange with the rest of the award which is less than twenty percent or so so i. thought it was kind it will go to your sunday then we'll hear from someone on twitter and i'll come back to you more time go ahead because condi yeah there was a very big misleading point on all of this is not we think that agreements understand walks and when we make development and we can make africa to check if you start moving forward and that's really i'm just meeting poi

last week you'v you had a wondel speaker here who's written a fabulous book that tierney of metrics and one of the things he argues is what's most important or impossible to quantify when we can't quantify them wewe igne themem. he was convincing them that unlike after world war i, we were not going home. this is why it was a four-year plafour yearplan we couldn't jum money, wish them well and retreat into isolationism again. many of us were wrong that we could achieve this without a military component. they were adamant that they couldn't follow the state department vision of integrating their economies without american guarantees because they wouldn't be self-sufficient anymore. they c said what happens after germany revives and they cut off the supply for the takeover of germany businesses will not invest unless they know they are not coming back into the government and that they will not be a future security threat so a year and a day after this is april 4, 1949 when signed the founding agreement which was called i and the state departmet interestingly enough the european recovery p

here is chris tierney with the rebound and here is kevin the bank with the rebound. 3-1 for the sharksslow-motion spirit -- looks easy and slow- motion. this is flipped out and goes anyway. the sharks when 7-2. they are tied with the minnesota wild's for fourth place. >>> the warriors have found a renewed interest in playing defense. they took care of the washington wizards last night. kevin durand led the way with 32 points. there are 20 games left in the regular season. believe it or not, there is talk of running the tape.>> we are really trying to win every game going into the playoffs. it would be nice to do that. we have it run off a long winning sure in a while. it would be a nice feeling. >> curry trashed his hotel room , ladies and gentlemen. he posted this saying when you feel like you are on the pga tour and you need to get some swings going in the hotel room. apparently he swung and broke a table. stanford will be taken over the wildcats. sean miller denies being involved in a played -- pay to play scandal. read travis keeps them in the game. here is a nice touch on the litt

donald trump has got us talking about tierney and democracy. i mean that quite sincerely. many of you understand the basic phenomenon with regard to human nature and that is that very often we don't appreciate something until it's gone or we don't really value something until it's endangered or it might be disappearing. i think that's the case with democracy and this book that i wrote for the common good and i'll try to explain what that means but many of us took a lot for granted and don't get me wrong i don't think donald trump is the cause of the problems we are having, i think he is the consequence, the symptom, the combination of decades in which we have neglected the common good neglected the basis of our society, in ways that have invited donald trump. we used to call it the social contract. the social contract exists in any organization, even here in this lovely space, there is a social contract of sorts, you understand the norms for their unspoken. yours must be quiet and i'm supposed to speak and you're supposed to be tolerance and sensitive to the people around

it is a bad day for tierney and corruption. today, we take to the streets and over eight over marches around the globe. we demand common sense gun laws. today is the beginning of a bright new future for this country. if you think today was good, just wait for tomorrow. protect, educate and inspire the future and everybody here is proof that we will do that in the future is looking very bright for this country. thank you. >> everyday shootings are everyday problems. shootings are everyday problems. they sure that everybody in washington hears this. everyday shootings are everyday problems. am here with the bridges leaders and i'm here to speak on behalf of chicago's youth who are surrounded and affected by gun violence every day. i'm here to speak to those youth who. they may be shot while going to the gas station, the movies, the church or even to and from school. i'm here to speak to those in mobile our voices have been silenced for part two long. i'm here to speak on behalf of who think someone then killed in chicago is still

after the great steal by chris tierney...et for the goal... 3-1 sharks 3rd period... 3-2 sharks... timo meier... tips in the wrister from mikkel boedker... 4-2 sharks final... 5-3 sharks... recently acquired eric fehr scored his first goal as a san jose shark... next at as a san jose his first goal fehr scored his first goal as a san jose shark... next at as a san jose shark... next at edmonton wednesday no bay area representation in the men's ncaa torunament after st. mary's was left out yesterday... but on the women's side the bay has two teams in... for an amazing 31st consecutive year... tara vanderveer and the stanford women are in the tournament... they get the 4th seed in the "lexington bracket"... they will host 13th seeded gonzaga saturday at maples pavilion... game time is 2:30-pm... if the win they'll get a second home game a week from today and the cal have won 4 of their last 5 games... including a win over stanford... get the 7th seed in the "albany bracket" ... they will take on 10th seeded virginia... friday a

calgary bad line change, chris tierney with the puck. what's the defense doing? blow by etcheder kane he's wide open. 3-1 san jose. martin jones was the first star of the game. 37 staves on 38 shots including that pad save right there. kane four goals last time they added up. added two more today. this one off the skate on the double deflection. sharks win it 5-1, extending their win streak to seven games. >> our lines contributed in a capacity for us to win. that's kind of been huge on this winning streak, obviously. it's been a real team effort. >> it's a good step forward but we know we've got seven more games here and we're just trying to get ready for playoffs with good solid games each night. >> this was probably our sloppiest of the seven but we found a way to win and our goaltender was great. we'll clean a few things up, but you're never going to complain too much about winning. >> this abc 7 sports report brought to you by river rock casino. and the cinderella story is just amazing. loyola of chicago with sister jean, 98 years old, the team chaplain. nik

chris tierney, shorthanded goal. evander cane got it through. in the third, cane struck again.ocheted in one. the sharks have won seven straight games. 5-1 the final today. looking for home ice for the playoffs with seven regular season games to play. >>> got an nfl note. reportedly the raiders have resigned reggie nelson for another year. a pro-bowler with oakland in 2016, nelson played for six seasons under the new defensive coordinator paul gunther when the two were back in cincinnati. >>> give me an overhead shot. a blimp view of golf. austin, texas. bubba watson, second shot on the par 4 13th. that's how you do an approach shot. set him up for birdie. 5-3. up 5 with 3 to play. at 11, justin thomas, number 2 ranked player in the world. that's two. kevin cisner and noren made up the other one. here's a note on the basketball. northern california has been shut out of the state championships. had not won a single game. it's up to the pinewood girls playing as we speak. >> good. they've got it. [ laughter ] stay tuned. thank you. >>> coming up in our next half hour, continuing

the referee, paul tierney, the boys in his head graham stopped, the boys in his head graham stopped,top and start. there was a penalty awarded with var and then ruled out and var used again for that. five minutes added on at the end of the first half for all those delays. is that really good for the game? here is the spurs manager. delays. is that really good for the game? here is the spurs managerlj think we have the best referees in europe or in the world and the referees are so good. but i don't know if this system will help them oi’ know if this system will help them or create more confusion. if you watched this half, more confusion than help. football is the context of emotion and if we are going to kill this emotion i think we are going to change the game. mauricio pochettino was quite measured there. he would have been angrier if they had lost because it was 1—1 at half—time. then the snow fell and spurs raced away with it. fernando llore nte scored spurs raced away with it. fernando llorente scored a hat—trick in 12 minutes. the perfect hat—trick, right foot, left foot, head.

i'm karl tierney. i think there's a lot of residue in my brain from bosnia.nd small stones. i fight the life daily. ifight his moans and groans. and it has unlocked or tapped into this area of my brain. the creativity can also bring me a sense of some sort of solace. laboured breath, sweaty brow, not long left of this nightmare. can i wake up now? my name is nicky tomasi. i'm the lucky one, they say. the one that got away. my son was at the manchester arena last year, and unfortunately lost his partner martin there. so, consequently, i've been having counselling because of that, and my counsellor suggested that writing might be able to help me to get my feelings out. i don't feel lucky. i carry the aftermath in my head. dread upon waking, and long nights full of vivid dreams. i know that i struggle with it all and it ten months, but it's definitely... all and it ten months, this, i would say, this is the first concrete thing that has really helped me, and i've got countless friends, i've got family i can talk to, but this is the first concrete thing that has

today is a bad day for tierney and corruption.y is a bad day for tyron he -- today the ny andy for tyran corruption. we take to the streets in over 800 marches around the globe and demand common sense gun laws. today is the beginning of a bright future for our country. and if you think today is good, wait for tomorrow. we must protect, educate and inspire the future and everybody here is proof that we will do that and the future is looking very bright for this country. thank you. [cheers and applause] .> everybody repeat after me every day shootings are everyday problems. i needed stronger than that. >> every day shootings are everyday problems. >> every day shootings are everyday problems. i am here to speak on behalf of chicago's youth who are surrounded and affected by gun violence everyday. i'm here to speak for the youth who fear they will be shot at the gas stations, movies, bus stops, or even to and from school. i'm here to speak for the chicago youth who fear their voices have been silenced for too long. on behalf ofpeak b

the founding fathers of independence and institutions of the rule of law, protections against the tierney and a free and fair elections but it's not just about democracy. how do conservatives and liberals come together we now call the party the trump base which is now either defeated or converted to a different way of doing business. right now their model benefits from trolling to use social media and liberals are playing their part. they are responding like they are trolls and that's kind of a business model of trumpet that's what's works. we have to blonde that model or persuade those who make their living as trolls that are no longer has such a high return. >> how to protect themselves if that trolling is coming from foreign agent. >> i think the russian involvement in the election is beyond doubt. think i'll start looking at the collusion and their uncanny ability to predict when it would come during the campaign. that kind of collusion or coordination is what matters and what they're working on. we will see a lot more of that. however, i caution on blaming it all on russia. i think i

joining us right now is paul hick kick the co-founder of the spoke investment group and jim tierney,he chief investment officer for cons sole slated growth and allianz bernstein. gentlemen, welcome anybody looking back at last week may be shell-shocked taking a look at their 401(k) the dow down by 5.7% off correction for the cnn cnn down 9%. nasdaq off by 6.5% last week alone. what does this mean when you look at the green arrows this morning? jim, do you think we're done with what has happened here or is there more to come? >> well, i think this is what investors should expect. last year was the abnormal year. very low volatility. every month was positive we have volatility on average one out of three months negative. this year, one outside of two negative >> you're talking about economic growth and earning growth? >> exactly valuation is not crazy 17 times earning >> so, this is a buying opportunity to you >> we think it is, yes >> what about you, there's information where there's undercurrents of things that might be happening here, fang stocks aren't leading the way. they were do