earlier i spoke to toby from ten x. i asked him earlier i spoke to toby from ten x.en x. i asked him how significant the move is. quite significant. japan is one of the biggest retail of ex— markets. it allows big players for example gm oh which is the biggest broker to come into this market. i would say for 2017, bitcoin at option is interesting to watch. will it be popular especially since it would be quite expensive? because of the new regulation, there are stricter regulatory requirements. as well as it requires companies to apply for licences. that however has not stopped companies to enter this market. what about the reputation issue because of the collapse of a company making a huge news headlines. as it recovered?m collapsed in 2014. it has at this time left a lot of mistrust and uncertainty in relation to bitcoin. because of big institutions entering the market with strategic investments or announcements of going really into it, i think we now have a market in combination with the regulation that allows for a lot more safety for the end consumer to trade as

toby cosgrove, thank you so much for your time today. toby: nice to talk to you.e: thank you, that was bloomberg's david gura. and jordan'smp king will hold a news conference around 1:00 p.m. new york time. bloomberg will bring that to you live. coming up, the trump administration is alarmed at the potential purchase of westinghouse by chinese investors. what does this signal about the new administration's policy towards chinese deals? this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: you are watching bloomberg. is your global business report. here is what we are following. china is one step poster to making it a guest for an acquisition ever. $43 billion acquisition of syngenta getting final approval? vonnie: ja be holdings is adding to the coffee by buying and there are bright details on the multibillion-dollar deal. the future of venezuela -- the economy is collapsing and the presidents is caught in the crosshairs. will he be forced to step aside? european regulators joined their u.s. counterparts in approving the chinese counterpart acquisition of syngenta. both sets of regulator

toby: if it works in africa, it's going to work anywhere.rmous challenges around power, internet connectivity. as soon as you get out of a big city or a big town, you're going to struggle. things that work in that kind of environment are going to work everywhere. there is a great kenyan startup that made a very rugged -- they found that people in villages in switzerland and france would have the same connectivity problems, and they would be using kenyan technology, african technology. so, too, do people in many harbors in asia struggle with internet connectivity. most dire ofthe circumstances with the least access to power and infrastructure. of cellbig manufacturer phone equipment says the same thing. they have learned how to make a cell phone network work in world nigeria. if they can work there, it can work in places in europe that have poor infrastructure, but need to provide access to the internet. caroline: so, the global options and ways and means of using these startups -- what about the money coming into these startups? can you give

it was a pleasure, toby, a real pleasure. the very best, and god speed to all of them. thank you. >>> that's it for us tonight. thanks for watching. i'll see you right back here tomorrow. but first, here's a preview of cnn's original series "soundtracks, songs that defined history" airing tomorrow night at 10:00. ♪ i'm in a new york state of mind ♪ >> the music and artists post-9/11 are reflective of the emotions we feel. >> we ain't going anywhere. >> we played for an audience of police, firemen and emergency rescue workers and they needed a boost note so boost. >> i put a fireman's helmet on the piano to help me concentrate, because if i didn't have it i might have just lost it. ♪ i'm in a new york state of mind ♪ >> it is kind of an anthem for new york city. i didn't think of it when i wrote it. >> the events that transpired define the music and made it bigger than it was intended to be. >> the music will always remind us that it is possible. >> somebody has got to put this into words and emotions. that is what anthems are

but after a couple of years of dealing with it, i didn't care anymore. >> it was a pleasure, toby.e. thank you, sir. >> they're the very best, and godspeed to all of them. and thank you. >> that's it for us tonight. thanks for watching. i'll see you right back here tomorrow. but, first, here's a preview of the cnn's original series sound track song arrack tomorrow night at 10. >> the music and the artists post 9/11 are reflective of the many emotions we feel. >> we ain't going anywhere. >> they needed a boost. >> i put fireman's helmet on the piano just to help me concentrate. because if i didn't have that, i might have lost it. >> it is kind of an anthem for new york city. i didn't think of that when i wrote it. >> the events made it bigger than intended to be. >> the music always reminded us it's possible. someone's got to put this into words and emotions. that's what anthemes are made of. >> "sound tracks," songs that define history tomorrow on cnn. (male #1) it's a little something i've done every night since i was a kid, empty my pocket change into this old jar. it's never muc

and where's toby keith?d could not be the same country after 9/11, it emerged i won't say slowly but my recollection is it didn't emerge all that slowly. ♪ my daddy served in the army and lost his right eye ♪ >> a song such as toby keith's "red white and blue," it was a rallying cry. >> and sort of delving into your patriotic feelings and striking out at the rest of the world. ♪ falling under attack he might have sucker punched coming from somewhere in the back ♪ ♪ as soon as we could see it clearly through our big black eye ♪ ♪ we lit up your world like the fourth of july ♪ >> it really spoke to this visceral thing that was going on in america, like we've got to go find these people. >> there's a long history in country from the depression forward on up to the vietnam war, a lot of gung-ho, go get em songs so it was all there bubbling until 9/11 came and all of a sudden country music was the town hall of music. ♪ brought to you courtesy of the red white and blue ♪ >> it was such a powerful song but also a p

team toby will walk this morning. the race did just kick off. there is a kid race that will kick off shortly so we will bring you all of the latest throughout the morning, jan, so many amazing stories we are hearing this morning. it is chilly out here but just warms your heart to hear so many stories of survival. this is not about death but the gift of life, and giving that to others. for now we are live, anita oh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> go team toby. you are right, so many inspiring stories, thank you. >>> people who drive-in philadelphia are not happy about a potential parking rate hike. "eyewitness news" first told you about the plan friday night and now our own alycia nieves talked to drivers in olde city about what they are already paying to park in town >> reporter: if you thought you paid enough to park in philadelphia get ready because cities parking authority is planning to hike up the rates. >> crazy. just can't do it. >> reporter: on friday authority's board adopted a budget that assumes raised rates for parking meters and par

and toby, i feel a little hypo critical. i think i bought my car insurance 16 years ago and haven't looked at it since. what should people be doing? >> believe it or not, it's not a bad idea every two or three years to shop for auto insurance. you would think, oh, well, i've been with my company for a long time, there must be a loyalty discount. consumer reports, we looked at more than 2 billion premiums and there's not much of a loyalty discount. you should shop around. >> part of the reason i've done it is if you're with state farm and they insure your car and house and everything else you have going, do you get a discount for buying in bulk like that? >> you do. it's called bundling. you do get a discount. when you go to shop again, you are going to have to do an apples to apples and say to the new insurer, if i bundle this and that, what is going to be my rate? >> is this one of those situations where i can call up and say i'm going to leave if you don't give me a better rate? does that work with these insurance companie

>> that's correct. >> seth: and toby, you write the speeches that aren't? >> i do.t laughter ] i only use the smartest words. [ light laughter ] words from the best colleges. >> seth: okay, and what qualities are important for a great speech? >> i find it important to include policy objectives and powerful imagery. >> here's what a speech needs. sentence fragments, some random numbers and the word immigrants. [ laughter ] >> seth: okay. can you give us an example? >> seth i could definitely. okay, here's the thing. sentences, okay, they don't need a beginning, middle and -- okay look, i could have won the popular vote. i mean, unemployment was really high. so you see what i mean? let me tell you, no one eats more cheese than those -- well here's the thing. [ light laughter ] some people are saying -- most people are saying it's 40% -- it's more like 80%, but if you really look at the numbers, the thing is -- immigrants. >> okay wow. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: are there any other differences in your styles? >> i focus on the issues that matter to trump supporte

her program there are more than un states waiting for transplant, and some are here in our region >> toby landed on that list and receivpitaof the university of pennsylvania. >> they made a world of a difference in me, fet without h stop. tanks. ithoeporter: sunday without an assistance, he walked nextsuppo. >> people every day on a list o living in him and it's just -- it's awesome. epanks to the gift of donors like z0 when a drunk driver killed himt the phn was gone six othersnd that's wh smile. >> reporter: at esate to design himself as an organ donor hopes same >> donation absolutely works. >> repor anita oh >>> tax creditsor donors a new jersey want to reward people who choose to donate. two bills would provide new jersey taxpayers $1,000 income tax credits for donating organs or a $100 gross income tax who donate blood platelets or plaza, state to offer these incentives, 19 other states already deductig organ yrs of construction apple employees to tour iconic to be done. it is a drone footage here the rooftop of the new circle a mil apple headquarters in 2013 wouse more than 12,000

. >> toby miner landed on that list and 6 years going he received a double lung transplant at the university of pennsylvania. >> they made a world of a difference in me i would not walk 30 feet without having to stop and i got tired of oxygen thanks. >> without an oxygen tank and assistance he walked next to surprise pourers like grand nephew austin broccoli. >> there's people every day to run with that need the organs and it's awesome. >> a newly found life thanks to the gift of donors like zach switser who is just 20 when a drunk driver killed him 9 years ago. >> that day we got the phone call our son was gone six other people got a phone call and that's what makes us smile. >> mom, misscy switser said at age 16 he deposit hesitate to designate himself as an org app donor. >> it's prove donation sglorkz anita oh, cbs3 eyewitness news. >> stay with us everyone, still to come the 52 annual academy of country music awards, country music party of the year happening tonight live from las vegas and entertainers are ready. >> once they get the nomination it's beyond anything i could have imagined

people in it united states waiting for a life saving transplant, and some are here in our region >> toby landed on that list and received a hospital of the university of pennsylvania. >> they made a world of a difference in me, i could not walk 30 feet without having to stop. i got tired of oxygen tanks. >> reporter: sunday without an oxygen tanks, without assistance, he walked next to supporters. >> people every day on a list who need these organs, they're living in him and it's just -- it's awesome. >> reporter: a new lease on life thanks to the gift of donors like zach who is just 20 when a drunk driver killed him nine years ago >> we got the phone call our son was gone six others got a phone call and that's what makes us smile. >> reporter: at age 16 zach didn't hesitate to designate himself as an organ donor and she hopes others will do the same >> donation absolutely works. >> reporter: anita oh >>> tax credits for organ donors a new jersey want to reward people who choose to donate. two bills would provide new jersey taxpayers $1,000 income tax credits for donating organs or a $10

that, pushing out this message. james' mum and brother, clare and harry and friends rory, sam and tobyf the toughest sporting challenges in the world, more people have climbed everest. more people have climbed everest. more people have gone into space! quite outstanding. you must be very proud. where were you, when the challenge was taking place. i was attached to my phone, looking at the app, following every single move. once they had gone it was better, it was they had gone it was better, it was the anxiety leading up to their departure that was fairly intense. all challenges are emotional, physicalfor all challenges are emotional, physical for you, all challenges are emotional, physicalfor you, as a mother, very emotional, i should physicalfor you, as a mother, very emotional, ishould imagine, mixed emotions, supporting these young men, and thinking about your son. yes, when harry broached the subject, 18 months ago, i said, you know something, forget it, that's not happening. but the boys won me round. i gave my wholehearted support. i know that it was absolutely for the right call

. >> reporter: they began 15 years ago in mexico city taking the hardest cases like toby who they found dragging himself through the streets. with medical care and a lot of patience, he is now living happily in his new home in ukiah. mexico is a tough place for dogs. and the couple have treated hundreds of abused animals in their mobile vet truck. >> and sadly, we would have to leave a lot of dogs behind because there wasn't a space for them to go. >> reporter: bus with matopia, that is changing. an animal welfare group called cape donated $700,000 for the couple to open their own shelter. they found this former chicken ranch in december and now up to 50 dogs have a place to recover from the hard life they have known on either side of the border. >> we help animals in mexico because they need help. we help animals here because they need help. >> reporter: you help animals wherever you find them. >> yes. compassion without borders. yeah. >> reporter: the group's work in mexico is starting to make a difference. painful forms of euthanasia have been banned and new anticruelty laws are bein

duckett also features alongside misbah—ul—haq, younus khan and fellow englishman toby roland jones.ll meet with their governing body tonight, after threatening to go on strike. a group of players have spoken out about the poor treatment and lack of support they've received from the fai, and are fighting for compensation for loss of earnings whilst on international duty. 0ur football reporter david 0rnstein is with me. there's been some quite serious allegations from the players, saying that they've had to change into kit in public toilets en route to matches. now they've got this make or break meeting tonight at 6pm with the fai. how has it got to this point? well, these issues have been building for some years now. the players have complained about a lack of pay on international duty to compensate the loss of earnings from their dayjobs. also, the lack of proper kit and having to hand it back at the end of internationals. and also being forced to change in public toilets. last year, the players approached their union to help resolve this issue. and yesterday morning they gathered i

>> well, canadian heaven is real and american heaven is inside the body of toby keith. >> stephen: the >> yeah. hey, stevarino. >> stephen: yes, ryan? >> if you had a time machine, would you go back and kill baby hitler? >> stephen: no, but i'd switch him with baby gandhi just to see what happens. >> hey, steve, what's the meaning of life? >> stephen: well, i suppose it's that we're all here to do good work and treat one another-- >> no, no, no i meant my new movie "life." do you know what it's about? >> stephen: you don't know? >> nah, i never read any of my scripts unless there are a lot of pictures. i love pictures. >> stephen: well, trailer looks cool. i bet you die. >> that's why i don't read the scripts. ( laughter ) hey, stephen, what do you think the future holds? >> stephen: probably a commercial break. ryan reynolds, everybody. "life" opens march 24. we'll be right back. ( cheers and applause ) when you have moderate to severe ulcerative colitis, the unpredictability of a flare may weigh on your mind. thinking about what to avoid, where to go, and how to work around your uc.

that's something that trump can point to that plays up on fox, like a propaganda video with that toby white and blue" song playing in the background. what they're seeing bombs being dropped against our so-called enemies. on the flip side of it, on every other channel. you're seeing people who spent a lifetime in career and military service who understand the gravity and the complications of these situations. they're going to speak responsibly to it, while they feed up propaganda to their base. >> this might actually flip on the base. forgetting in all of this, the number of men and service women for 16 years. the same amount of time that geraldo rivera has been on tv talking about dropping bombs. they want to know what was the purpose of 16 years in afghanistan if we're still not done? >> right. >> cool heads are prevailing, we need to have diplomacy. wolf blitzer was on, saying we need diplomacy, war should be the last option. >> thank you very much, my guests. thank you very much. >>> up next, a sneak peek at the new landmark cover. hi, i'm phil mickelson. i've been fortunate enough

lake ridge resident lan a toby's question about ms13 gang activity came less than five minutes after they opened the floor toes request. i'm just concerned. no doubt in my mind that the police are trying their best to, you know, contain them and keep the best we can to make sure we're putting the rit resources through enforcement but you also have to education. you have to have information going to all the stakeholders and you do everything you can within your power to come up with strategies to make a difference. >> a very brutal gang that originated in el salvador with strong roots in los angeles has developed a strong presence fl northern virginia in recent years, including in prince william county. we need to work with our partners, both at the local law enforcement level and the federal level and we do that here in northern virginia. police say they've seen gang and ms13 activity in the county within the last year. it is a concern and the gang unit is working in cooperation with northern virginia task force to address it when it occurs. it takes the community to make this effort

he tratado que toby aprenda, pero no. miren, miren! le encanta! toby, ven acÁ, mira.a para el lunes que viene eugenio derbez. #yosoyunlatinlover recuerden que un latin lover que tenga eso que tenemos nosotros los latinos! vamos con mÁs "despierta amÉrica". ana:el latin lover de la cocina es nuestro chef. vamos a una pausa, no te pierdas lo Último de la tecnologÍa sobre ruedas del auto show de nueva york. lourdes: existe una cura para la enfermedad de parkinson? mÁs adelante doctor juan rivera hablarÁ en vivo con el cientÍfico chileno que recibiÓ una importante donaciÓn para encontrar el remedio y la buena noticia es que al parecer estÁ muy cerca. francisca: atenciÓn, vuelven a ver a juliÁn figueroa con una mujer que no es la madre del hijo que espera, dios mÍo! no se pueden perder las imÁgenes. ademÁs, un abogado nos dirá los detalles de lo que le espera luis miguel ahora que enfrenta una orden de arresto en estados unidos. la farÁndula está en candela! ana: en primicia mundial el lanzador de los cerveceros de milwaukee hace de las suyas con los Éxitos musicales latin

toby. super diamante" sigan opinando sobre esta foto, creo que tiene mucho photoshop en mi opiniÓn. #hoytengoganasde dicen:" hoy tengo ganas de inspirar a alguien" " hoy tengo ganas de estar en nueva york con mi familia" " hoy tengo ganas de irme de vacaciones" so tambiÉn tenga ganas de irme de vacaciones! " hoy tengo ganas de ti" como la canciÓn de alejandro fernÁndez y christina aguilera. vamos con mÁs de "despierta amÉrica", sigan comentando el #hoytengoganasdeti karla: esta maÑana ismael cala nos va decir cÓmo conseguir el equilibrio nuestro cuerpo, en nuestra vida y en nuestra alma. orlando: la familia del actor alfredo adame sufriÓ un accidente y nos contarÁ cÓmo estÁ su familia. maribel guardia estuvo en el baby shower de su primer nieto. karla: eres de los que siempre estÁ obsesionado con su salud? o quizÁs era que piensas que los mÉdicos enferman a su pacientes? no te podÉs perder el debate sobre este tema. orlando: me duele la cabeza, pero tambiÉn en el estÓmago... kalra:por quÉ ♪

katz: which was toby's point. when we met, he talked to the physicians at his institution. how could he expect his people at his institution when they have not acted on it themselves? other questions. we will go back and forth. >> i think this is fabulous work. my name is patti webster. there is intermittent amount of energy and expectation around the u.s. about this work. and a lot of groups are doing wonderful things. have you thought away of how to have a collective learning system where groups doing bits and pieces learn from each other with multiple layers, what is working and what is not, and how do we measure the number of people who are having a conversation at their table, how do you measure the collective impact, because it is a tremendous bubbling? dr. dzau: yes. , taking on,t we do convening people to learn from each other and to move forward with collective collaboration. right now working on a big one on condition, well-being, the suicide issue. we have 50 organizations coming together to share data. we are going to have a knowledge hub. this field requires th

eastern thomas toby author of the speed of sound. breaking the barriers between music and technology. watch the 15th annual annapolis book festival live on saturday at 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span2's booktv. this weekend on american history t.v. on c-span three, saturday at 8:00 a.m. eastern united states holocaust memorial museum director sarah bloomfield and alice greenwald president and ceo of the national september 11 memorial and museum in new york city talk about the creation and message behind both museums. >> why would you build is in washington people asked? does it belong in berlin and jerusalem? so we designed the architecture and exhibition to try and answer that question. so the first part of your museum experience is hearing from the american g.i. who asked that question which is how is it that human beings can do this to one another? and then throughout the exhibition we keep bringing back what american new and when america knew it. >> sent at 10:00 a.m. eastern the centennial of america's entry into the great war.from

so, we have a couple of fine gentlemen here that work at toby army depot, and i work very hard in making sure that they not only get accounts and get funded but that the workforce get appropriate raises from time to time. that's appropriate, isn't it, boys? i'm getting agreement. so but it's not just that. it's also the federal grants program, and i talked about that. economic development grants and assistance to firefighter grants. we just, we just made a check presentation here, well, down in easton this afternoon. a lot of different grant programs, and they're not intuitive. so one thing that we do is to help educate our mayors is we have a, i started a mayors conference every year. this year it will be in may at the northampton community college, monroe county facility. and the idea is that there is uneven understanding and awareness of all the federal grant programs, and we don't write for those grants. the local municipal officials do. and what we do is we swap stories at the mayors' conference. we make sure that there's a more even distribution of the knowledge, of the information

oliver: kwon toby and is an online platform where does -- platformn is an online -- jamie berger haseen following that money is more continues to go into the industry. thank you for joining us today. vivid, you began talking about getting new people on the platform and getting those algorithms out there. what is the next step? >> the next step is to scale. we've been working on developing our platform and technology and drawing our community from around the world for the last several years. we are just now realizing the benefit of all that work. we started making tens of millions of dollars in allocations. the largest was $3 million. we are looking to do that through the course of this year, continue to scale e amount of capital we are putting to work. of dollars millions and making allocations of up to $50 million to a single algorithm. >> let's talk about the money behind the funds right now. from point72. others have been doing their own crowdsourcing competitions. what does steve: get out of this opian?esting in quant >> we provide a platform. the business is all about the talent

. >> this is toby. >> what makes me a good judge is really that i try to give constructive criticism.crush someone's dreams. >> i'm seven years old and the reason why i'm a good judge system because i know toys from the back of my hand. where i got the scar. accident. >> they're funny too. and five passionate amateur inventors have to wow those judges to get that chance to have their toy sold exclusively at toys r as you after the series finale. host eric stone street from modern family told me it is a tough competition but he thinks the kids nailed it. >> i absolutely think they made the right decisions. i think mattel is really happy with it. i know the toy is on trend. the kids got it right. i hope that's not giving anything away but i ultimately think -- i mean when i saw the toy, i was like, cool. >> big kids will like it too. the kids also got help from three celebrity mentors who know a thing or two about marketing to kids. the toy box premieres tonight at 8 o'clock right here on 6abc. no one better to judge who likes toys better than kids. >> very innocent right. >> great conc

house to the next telling his story and that of a young girl who laid dying for three days and that of toby, that taylor who begged to die before his sons were killed. moshe was not the same. the joy in his eyes was gone. he no longer saying. he no longer mentioned either god or cabbala. he spoke only of what he had seen. the people not only refuse to believe his tales. they refused to listen. some even insinuated that he only wanted their pity, that he was imagining things. others flatly said he had gone mad. as for moshe, he wept and pleaded. jews, listen to me. that's all i ask of you. no money, no pd. just listen to me. he kept shouting in synagogue between the prayer at dusk and the evening prayer. even i did not believe him. i often set within after services and listen to his tales, trying to understand his grief, but all i felt was pity. they think i am mad, he whispered, and tears, like drops of wax, flowed from his eyes. once i asked him the question, why do you want people to believe you so much? in your place i would not care whether they believe me or not. he closed his eyes as

this giant panda cub is clearly not a fan of toby.woman trying to take a selfie with the cub. another employee was nearby and had to separate the cup from the zookeeper. >> that could have gone must worse. >> my dog was doing that. last night. >> were you doing selfies with your pooch in. >> no, just jumping up from behind. >> aren't dogs great. >> dogs are fabulous, yes. >>> family dairies face a growing risk of ahead how a milk glut around the creating a cleaner environment by using cleaner energy sources like solar, wind and natural gas. we've reduced carbon emissions by nearly 25%, which is the equivalent of taking close to two million cars off the road. cleaner air and cleaner water. it's good for all of us. havertys furniture helps even when life isn't.t pretty! [doorbell] hey. umm...sign here? sure, you got a pen? i do! thanks, sweetie. s. life looks good. ♪ >>> this man hoping for a cold beer got a cold shower instead. she attempted to tap a keg at german brewery and cause an epic explosion of suds. the w

this giant panda cub is clearly not a fan of toby.man trying to take a selfie with the cub. another employee was nearby and had to separate the cup from the zookeeper. >> that could have gone must worse. >> my dog was doing that. last night. >> were you doing selfies with your pooch in. >> no, just jumping up from behind. >> aren't dogs great. >> dogs are fabulous, yes. >>> family dairies face a growing risk of closure. ahead how a milk glut around the >>> this is a kpix 5 morning update. it's 8:25. i'm kenny choy the sacramento state of lawmaker resources. xefrps examining the dam after complaints that information was being withheld from the public. >>> the warriors have wrapped up the sweep of round one in the playoffs. the tickets for round two go on sale starting today. season ticket holders can buy tickets at 10:00 a.m. stick around we'll have traffic and weather in just a moment. ,,,,,,,,,, >>> good morningme time now is 8:27. we are dealing with an injury accident. you can see speeds dropping below 20 miles per hour and traffic

this giant panda cub is clearly not a fan of toby.ying to take a selfie with the cub. another employee was nearby and had to separate the cup from the zookeeper. >> that could have gone must worse. >> my dog was doing that. last night. >> were you doing selfies with your pooch in. >> no, just jumping up from behind. >> aren't dogs great. >> dogs are fabulous, yes. >>> family dairies face a growing risk of closure. ahead how a milk glut >> this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news." >>> good morning, i'm rahel solomon, police hope you can help them track down the suspect in the attack and robbery of an elderly couple. this man followed william while he ran errands last wednesday, he bought lottery tickets, and the police harassed him for money, followed him home, then attack him and his wife. if you have any information, philadelphia police want to hear from you. >>> now, checking the forecast with meteorologist, katie fehlinger. cool and dreary day throughout. >> definitely we are even in the midst of lull right now, rahel, heavy rain moved in e

that's something that trump can point to that plays up on fox, like a propaganda video with that tobying in the background. what they're seeing bombs being dropped against our so-called enemies. on the flip side of it, on every other channel. you're seeing people who spent a lifetime in career and military service who understand the gravity and the complications of these situations. they're going to speak responsibly to it, while they feed up propaganda to their base. >> this might actually flip on the base. forgetting in all of this, the number of men and service women for 16 years. the same amount of time that geraldo rivera has been on tv talking about dropping bombs. they want to know what was the purpose of 16 years in afghanistan if we're still not done? >> right. >> cool heads are prevailing, we need to have diplomacy. wolf blitzer was on, saying we need diplomacy, war should be the last option. >> thank you very much, my guests. thank you very much. >>> up next, a sneak peek at the new landmark cover. brian, i just need to know if the customer app will be live monday. can we a

toby cosgrove of cleveland clinic described this afternoon, productive, unscripted and focused on jobs. neil: unupdate on timelines for tax cuts? is it safe to say the august sort of earlier deadline mentioned by the likes of steve mnuchin, that's out? >> well it was interesting because earlier this morning, maria bartiromo on her show interviewed kellyanne conway, a top strategist here at the for the president and maria asked her if tax reform could come this year? conway seemed confident, saying yes. that doesn't quite mesh with what we heard inside of the briefing room yesterday with sean spicer if i asked him americans could expect a tax cut, 2017. he said, quote, i hope. you're getting these mixed signals, could it be august. maybe not be august, i hope, yes. kind of gives you the impression neil, that everything is up in the air at this point. neil: yeah. it's a little weird the vibes here. reporter: this think, i wouldn't i don't think there is a timeline at this point. they had been talking about august. is there a timeline? is it august? that is still what we're trying to figu

william: muy bien, toby. eugenio: con su moÑo y su collar de diamantes.rdo. william: y con lentes y todo, tÚ sabes quienes marjorie de souza. le hicieron llorar el fin de semana. eugenio: otra vez? juliÁn? william: no, no fue juliÁn. vamos a ver por quÉ estaba llorando. >> mi querida ale, ana... gracias. estÁn increÍbles. se pasaron! bueno parezco una loca. me han hecho llorar montÓn. los quiero de ser feliz cumpleaÑos y espero que ser mucho mÁs. gracias por tanto. esto no tiene nombre. william: era su cumpleaÑos pero en el vÍdeo dijo feliz cumpleaÑos. eugenio: no estoy seguro... william:q uiÉn fue? eugenio: juliÁn. william: cuidado porque juliÁn de siempre despierta amÉrica. eugenio: entonces comimos de tema. es buen amigo y lo quiero mucho. william: y por ahÍ me contaron que es un latin lover. eugenio: es un latÍn lover, cÓmo no! ese si es un verdadero latin lover. alan: el chiste es la actitud para ser un buen latin lover. karla: yo aquÍ tengo el mejor latin lover y cocina. o sea... sate una vuelta mi latin lover! >> no es sÓlo la actitud. karla: quien

the biggest chunk of money that toby seeking is to vehicle procurements. the other single biggest part is the radio project which will be a substantial completion this summer so the funds are needed more immediately. i don't believe they are category within the geo bond authorizing ordinances that the writer project fits into well. but to the bigger picture and this is a point i was trying to make. that's the kind of work that they're doing their trying to figure out what's the best source to match to the best use and they're working very closely with anna and her team to figure out where the sales revenue fits in with the larger review of our revenues which includes the geo bond the federal bonds funds we did create a commercial paper program which we cannot use for the bond projects but we have available for use against of our revenue bonds for example. we are trying to optimize with all of our different partners and sources and what's the best match for the source and the use. >> now that you explained, the two largest lease are not eligible for the geo

the biggest chunk of money that toby seeking is to vehicle procurements. the other single biggest part is the radio project which will be a substantial completion this summer so the funds are needed more immediately. i don't believe they are category within the geo bond authorizing ordinances that the writer project fits into well. but to the bigger picture and this is a point i was trying to make. that's the kind of work that they're doing their trying to figure out what's the best source to match to the best use and they're working very closely with anna and her team to figure out where the sales revenue fits in with the larger review of our revenues which includes the geo bond the federal bonds funds we did create a commercial paper program which we cannot use for the bond projects but we have available for use against of our revenue bonds for example. we are trying to optimize with all of our different partners and sources and what's the best match for the source and the use. >> now that you explained, the two largest lease are not eligible for the geo

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the biggest chunk of money that toby seeking is to vehicle procurements. the other single biggest part is the radio project which will be a substantial completion this summer so the funds are needed more immediately. i don't believe they are category within the geo bond authorizing ordinances that the writer project fits into well. but to the bigger picture and this is a point i was trying to make. that's the kind of work that they're doing their trying to figure out what's the best source to match to the best use and they're working very closely with anna and her team to figure out where the sales revenue fits in with the larger review of our revenues which includes the geo bond the federal bonds funds we did create a commercial paper program which we cannot use for the bond projects but we have available for use against of our revenue bonds for example. we are trying to optimize with all of our different partners and sources and what's the best match for the source and the use. >> now that you explained, the two largest lease are not eligible for the geo

the biggest chunk of money that toby seeking is to vehicle procurements.biggest part is the radio project which will be a substantial completion this summer so the funds are needed more immediately. i don't believe they are category within the geo bond authorizing ordinances that the writer project fits into well. but to the bigger picture and this is a point i was trying to make. that's the kind of work that they're doing their trying to figure out what's the best source to match to the best use and they're working very closely with anna and her team to figure out where the sales revenue fits in with the larger review of our revenues which includes the geo bond the federal bonds funds we did create a commercial paper program which we cannot use for the bond projects but we have available for use against of our revenue bonds for example. we are trying to optimize with all of our different partners and sources and what's the best match for the source and the use. >> now that you explained, the two largest lease are not eligible for the geo bond funds there