as you can see, trent and amber, along with their five children are all 4 feet tall or shorter.hey say they're the largest family of dwarfs in the world. ♪ heigh ho heigh ho ♪ >> reporter: they even call themselves the seven little dwarfs from the classic disney movie "snow white." >> why would you want to be known as the seven dwarfs? >> we happen to be seven dwarfs. and, you know. >> call a spade a spade? >> i wouldn't say it's who we are, it's -- >> it's literally what we are. >> reporter: they're okay being called little people short-statured dwarfs. but certain names are hurtful. >> what are the names that are used? >> midget. that's most offensive. people ask, what do you want to be called? frankly, we want to be called our names trent and amber. >> reporter: they may be the newest reality show stars with tlc's "seven little johnsons." they're bringing the world into their hectic, three-story home which they're renovating all by themselves. they refuse to modify their house to accommodate their small stature. >> you get average-sized furniture furniture, why? >> when they

in fact, the portland street area of stoke-on-trent is poor and rundown.ew people would chose to live here, you might think. not so. theresa and lawrence poxton are among a number of recent arrivals in the neighbourhood. they are delighted to be here, despite the rubbish. and even though the local pub closed years ago. though a few shops would be nice. >> shops yes, pub no. i am not much of a drinker. but shops, yeah. >> it is wonderful. it is great. we are really enjoying it. reporter: they have been the proud owners of number 21 denbigh street for a year and a half now. we first met them back then. they were excited about the prospect of having their own home. it cost them just one pound, plus a commitment to pay off up to 30,000 pounds worth of renovation work. >> a lot of mortgage companies turn you down, it's a no straight away basically because of the age. the age thing. so this has come as a real big bonus for us. we are just so happy. reporter: zainul pirmohamed came up with the one-pound purchase scheme. she works for the city council. the municip

to discuss the party is former senator trent lott. now senior counsel.for joining us. we can't get away from talking politics in 2016 for one day. in all likelihood he will run, right? trent: he will run and will have a lot of appeal in south carolina. so i think he will get in. betty: what is going to be the appeal of mike huckabee these of the the other candidates? trent: he has had a lot of exposure over the last four years. he plays a mean bass guitar. obviously he will have a lot of appeal in the early states. maybe in florida two. i suspect he will hang in there. i think we will get down to 10 or 12 that are serious. they will stay in there through the first four or five states and they will eventually get down to the four or five even more serious. betty: who do you think we will end up with? trent: marco rubio is doing very well. i watched them over the past weekend. his appearance has a lot of energy and appeal. if john kasich it sin there that will be a very strong impact. jeb bush is pulling very strong. i'm doing what a lot of people are doin

transgender youth housing and want to speed that up while authenticity happening public works working with trent working with barbara gary suicides and homelessness connect guided united states if we're going to be able to welcome in groups of people that would never come to a shelter by themselves feel they wouldn't survive groups of people yes, we call them sometimes homeless but i call them groups of people they form the lions and live on the streets we need to get them in here and invite groups of people to live here we'll have the very first building that you see there as the beginning of a navigation center where people come in and get interviewed about their needs and how we can accommodate a health care how we accommodate social services and how we accommodate immediate needs to get them food and shelter they'll be noifltd to sleep here for a period of time and then just to the right the most important portal is the serviced we provide on site it gets them into a conversation with us what's their need and outcome how can we help them get that outcome this is not a center you'll come in a

trent, to you when you look at this retired l.a.mes" that the officers actions in this case we are showing video of san bernardino california was "like a feeding frenzy." it was like blood in the water with sharks. what is their defense going to look like in this? >> equally difficult, poppy. i mean look the video shows us everything we need to see. just like charlie beck said about the south carolina shooting. look when you're wrong, you're wrong. their officer said -- head of their police department said that. charlie beck, the head of lapd said listen this is wrong. i don't think, poppy, that they're going to be instances when we find when there's video that exists that the narrative is going to change. i think the officers will say, listen you didn't see all of it. their officers will say as part of their defense, you only saw a portion of it. you didn't see what happened before you didn't see what happened afternoon. i think for these officers in san bernardino because we have so much video and it's so extensive and we see that

trent, what is the most important thing you're keeping your eye on right now?biggest news in chicago, sell-off in the treasury markets. two contributors the weak auction market as well as hawkish talk indicating a june rate hike is not out of the question. neither of the two items have lasting legs from the demand standpoint, liz, we think global seekers will come in, a ceiling how high the rates can go, and from the fed standpoint, i don't know how we can get hawkish coming off the worst nonfarm payrolls over the past year. liz: let me push you on that, trend. hold on. jobless claims today. up 14,000, which is less than expected. this is the number you don't want to see climb too much. and we are looking at fewer layoffs, week after week, this number started to look good. the average number of claims dropping 3,000, touching the lowest level since the year 2000. >> the claim numbers look good, liz, here's my point. if they're going to raise rates in june, you have to assume that the data is better in their opinion than prior, and if we have 13, 14 straight mon

family services and hamilton and catholic charities and raphael house and providence and along with trent and cindy and joyce from hsa and leadership from supervisor kim and supervisor farrell and mayor lee and president breed all came together and decided it was time to scale up some of the interventions that we know work. that meant there was increased investment in rapid re-housing and increased investment in housing for homeless families and increase investment in eviction prevention strategies. we also reached out to some of the corporate community and folks like sales force and especially our friends google that stepped up with large donations in the millions of dollars to help this effort to end family homelessness and today i get to stand before you that the waiting list is down to 137 families, a drop of 150 families. the numbers that kevin truit showed that the numbers at the end of the school year last year have actually gone down. we are being successful folks and this just isn't about the school district. this is about the whole city coming together to work on this program. w

. >>> police in trent are trying to figure out why a #-year-old boy was left on the school bus all dayhe was supposed to be dropped off tuesday morning he has developmental delays and trapped inside. he was left inside by a driver and aid with the delaware valley bus line. >> i tried the back door and the front door. the. >> did you have any luck could you open them or no? >> no. he had nothing to eat. nothing to drink my son is asthmatic. >> reporter: a teacher at pickup time spotted tyler and ran to get him. the school superintendent said the district takes safety seriously and admit tyler's safety was in jeopardy. >>> prison food as bad as they say it is, some inmates say it nearly killed them. >>> one woman was surprised to come home to a flooded garage and more surprised to find out what caused it. we'll be right back. [leaves rustling] are you day dreaming? hmm? yeah. about a luxury tree house? mmm hmm. with lookout decks for star gazing? yeah. cool! wait. how...? you've got the new instant game from the pennsylvania lottery. oh yeah! the wizard of oz with top prizes of $300,000.

trent wagner has the number one thing you need to watch before the close. and john wilson here to tell you the best way to hedge risks for your portfolio with a freakedout fed. nicole start with you, quick check of salesforce.com jumping 12%. >> watch that one, right? this is on the potential that there may be a suitor for salesforce. you saw a pob in the stock. oracle was a name that's thrown around. microsoft, sap, the names that have been mentioned. heavy volume, and just the big movers that are worth moving, lumber liquidators, gopro, hilton, goodyear tire, new highs on many of the names, spirit airlines down 10% as they cut revenue numbers going forward. liz: nine minutes to go before the close. trent at the cme, what's the most important thing our viewers need to know before the bell clangs? >> opportunity in the treasury markets here, liz. we had the relative value trade in play early in the session this morning. we saw the treasury markets here in the u.s. sell off, due in most part to the yield spiking over in europe. everything thereafter, liz, wa

on the ground, the frustrating wait for aid. 150,000 trents now needed. they're being used to house the homeless and doctors are also forced to use tents because of over crowded hospitals. [ screaming] in tubet, earthquake. and hundreds of kidnapped women have been rescued in a remote area of nigeria. the 200 girls and 93 women were being held by boekauko haram militants. and according to the nigerian arm army they are being screened and profiled. >>> inside the courtroom, an opponent of same sex marriage had to be escorted out when he interrupted the proceedings. >> reporter: outside the court boisterous crowds on both sides of the issue. and this man got married to army sergeant when the army ordered them to move tennessee refused to consider them married. 36 states now permit gay couples to marry but states that impose bans say it should be up to people and not the federal courts. >> people feel differently if they vote something rather than being imposed on it. >> reporter: the courts liberals didn't think much of it. >> you're not taking away anythin

advantage of the exposure to the 49ers coaching staff the draft is at the end of the month general manager trent the team is looking for need or value warriors of the are going to be heavy favorites and assyria's against the pelicans. first to games are in oakland. you know or pan is on sunday night. >> pam: that's it for the kron 4 news at 11. stay connected with kron 4 and get latest news at kron 4 dot com. or download one of our mobile apps. goodnight everybody!7 >> what a brat. >> i'm on the news, sweetheart. >> the beautiful reporter's nasty rant after her car got towed. >> i'm on television and you're [censor] trailer. >> has she done it before? >> then. >> the passenger stabbed on an airplane for snoring. >> with this pen. >> was he stabbed with this pen? >> and the volunteer deputy who mistook his taser for a gun breaks his silence. >> oh, my god. what has happened. >> the new jodi arias? the beautiful honor student accused of blowing away her boyfriend because he was going to dump her for miss ohio. >> i found

mark: we had trent lott on the show one time and he did the same thing. tom: don't read it.eted e-mail smoke. mark: you keep saying don't bre athe it, but i have a master anything. all right, onto president obama. john: it's a lefty driver. you have to hold it up in comparison to the actual presidential driver. mark: here we go. john: ta-da. now we can work on his short game. now we move on -- mark: now we move on to ted cruz. he needs to put to rest the notion of his canadian residency. here we have some maple syrup. will it blend? john: moving on, last one. this relates to his inker -- speaker john boehner. will it blend? john: there we go. yes, it will blend. mark: tom, thank you. you're the powder. tom: and -- you're the founder. tom: and the chairman and ceo. mark: pleasure. john: we will be right back. ♪ john: we are only on the tube half an hour a day, but we are live at.com -- at bloomberg.com. mark: thanks everybody here and the very hospitable washable -- washington bureau. sayonara. ♪ pimm: hello, i'm pimm fox and this is what i'm taking talk of this april 22 2015

to get this discoloration off but not to move or iany way reduce the pencil, we had t vcaful in o trent. the most interesting thing about this from your point of view might be that we had to use sunlight to take away the damage that light had done. we tk these drawin and ry carefully daened them. we put them on a clean white blotter in a tray, and then we put them outdoors. and we stood with them in the driveway for about 4 hours, and the sunlight came and took away the damage that the sun had caused. we think it's because the sunlight when it's in water causes the molecules to vibrate. and the colored parts that the sun had made before shoot off of the vibrating molecule. and then we brought it back in the lab, and we washed it again very carefully to get aron rtet and dried it careful and we see t result we see here. ye what would happen if you left it out in the sun for too long? well, if we left it out and it stayed wet, it would get very, very white. and if it got dry, it would get very yellow again. so we watch it very carefully when we have it out there, and then we make a judgme

. >> reporter: 62-year-old canadian ross trent has been digging 12 hours a day since the quake struck. >> i was visiting a monastery and here i am. in one crazy way i'm probably in a better place now doing something. >> reporter: just across the street people looking for missing relatives watch and wait. in some areas of kathmandu they've given up hope. beneath this rubble a few days ago they could hear cries for help, even tapping, but now they've gone. for survivors today more hardship. rain and wind hammered tent cities. disease could easily spread here. but hospitals are out of room. no empty beds, only the promise of more patients to come. in remote villages, helicopters search and find more destruction. on mt. everest, climbers trapped by the avalanche have been airlifted out. the climbing season is over. this rescue team from virginia arriving in kathmandu today to join the search for survivors. this is why they've come. a come rescued pinned underneath concrete for two days. there's still hope here, but less of it with each passing day. miguel almaguer, nbc news, kathmandu, ne

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>> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome emk institute board member, former senate majority leader trentor lott: yes, a republican from mississippi -- [laughter] [cheers] senator lott: is proud to be here today. [laughter] senator lott: and i have enjoyed so much serving on the board of the edward m. kennedy institute for the united states senate. when i first talked to vicki, i said, oh, vicki, why me? she said we need a little republican representation, and i know you worked with ted. so i said, tell me about him and she told me about the vision that senator kennedy had and that she had, the kennedy family has for this great edifice here behind us and i said yes. this is nothing like this anywhere else in america to honor this great institution created in our constitution. and one that senator kennedy dearly loved and made a better place when he was there. oh, yes, we disagreed, we had some fiery discussions, but we came together many times in a bipartisan way to get a result for america. he knew how to give and take and get results. i must say also here today that i thought it was imp

. >>> former eagles todd herman and trent cole return to the link to open up against eagles in augustanapolis bird hose baltimore and play final two on the road against green bay and jets. >>> first round of the masters how is tiger woods down. well t shot on nine end up on the fair way of a completely different hole. next shot it is back over to nine. bogeys, tiger finishing plus one. tied for forty-first. sergio garcia way back hanging with the fans on 14. how about the chip shot forbidder i. garcia four under, four shots behind the leader jordan speak hoist eight under. he is the youngest first round masters leader, ever. he is just 21 years old. he is the favorite going forward. >> thanks, jeff. >>> finally civil war reenactors march to the liberty bell today, to commemorate the 150t h anniversary of the end of the war. on this day, in 1865, union general, grant and confederate general robert lee set terms for confederate surrender and end four years of bloodshed. they also some bolcally tapped the liberty bell to honor efforts for human rights today. >>> jimmy kim live next, foll

the specific dates for these games have not been announced the eagles will see trent cole and todd harminshen they play the colts and audubon's joe flacco in game two. to the opening round of the masters. how did tiger do? well, this was kind of day he was having. he's not happy on the ninth hole. trouble with the driver again. tiger finish the day one over par. this was the shot of the day. coming from tom watson. chips it in out of the sand for birdie 65-year-old became the oldest player in masters history to post an under par round. >> jordan speith tearing up the masts. he has a sizeable lead. he scott shot a 64. dramatic opening day of the 79th masters. >>> new study is out that finds women out earn men in 22us cities. and one of them is right here in our area. according tort financial literacy website called nerd wallet englewood california comes in first but there it is trenton, new jersey, is second. women there make 118-point 2% of what men make. >> wow. >> rounding out the top five orlando al ban noon and carson calfly by some estimates women nationally make 79 cents for every do

wheelchair and come to that he denies he said a thing about being paralyzed as for the wheelchair and trent he was serious in getting that it returned respect of and embarrass him and reminded him of the scene in silence of the lamb. >>reporter: the court was cleared including the camera operator so that he could walk in on his own the formality in addition to his robbery case for which these accords also concede murder and attempted murder charges for running over to people allegedly with his truck to earlier this year. >>reporter: the two people rescued from a burning building last night into the downtown los angeles the fire broke out in the fifth floor of the six story building this search for trained people and rescued richard mulligan and his wife vivian. the building was built in 1966 to the have the sprinkler system that is not illegal because of the building's age. >>reporter: live by stadium is being covered with dirt 5 plunger cup low birth been brought and to make a trap for monster trucks are the preparations for monster gem 7 at the tech to start at $10 for kids $20 for adults

orleans and sunday night jay and the dow was barnett long time warrior announcer at on the day here trent baalke judges need to stay away carry all will does run the video thompson a lot in the 40 niner's held all low local pro day that means young players to think maybe the if somebody sees them they could have a chance to be a pro and they run the judd up the kids passes in front of the scout is a long line shot but they are giving it in a chance. >> gary radnich: here is a lady who was i was a long long shot the woman would want a crime veteran but somehow she said event taken was that again brian van aken was taken >> reporter: to you think all the pitches that baumgartner through last season as effective >> gary radnich: i am not knocking much to say but will the heck knows. when you got a postseason play the other players start their rep bagel another month there might be something there comes that into this so we gonna have to wait another matt smothers maybe if they lose tonight and be pretty easy to say but what to set may have some credence >> reporter: jeans there's a solid u.s

and they had a lot of problems with the trent. and the now, that is had a happened the second thing that happened is the closing of the sanctions for underground financial network to kind of circumvent the sanctions. so you know he started to rely on you know on this underground smuggling different ways and working with other countries. beyond the iraqi borders. this campaign this network created by saddam hussein is that network to circumvent the airstrikes. and will make sure that they can survive in the black market. beyond syria and iraq so. two very important things that originate in the 1990s and are relevant. so after the iraq war the second snapshot. after the iraqi war, sunnis to feel they have lost power. so they are in a minority. and iraq. and felt that they were not in control and that americans were conspiring with the shiites and the kurds and even with iran to take over. there are indications that these were a basis for the conspiracy thinking. because you note first election that's happened after the americans han

i want to go on record saying i love trent his business bottle.the bigger fan i become of the company. you probably saw the study on krueger were gone where he said the average driver, the comparison is difficult to make. pretty clear they get paid at least as much per hour as a cabbie does. they have great flexibility about how many hours he walks over. and can't track him as a part-time workers do not assess a penalty on a per hour basis. conducts an hour if you drive 30 hours a week. these are all really good things to have, especially the point that larry was making earlier if we want to bring jobs and demand back, he was a platform bringing jobs and demand back. the negative reaction honestly don't make any sense to me. i get the idea some people want to legislate secure jobs in the middle class back into existence. that's a fundamentally misguided approach. the question you got a are the great big successful companies going to navigate this transition that a lot of us feel is beginning. the pattern of history is not an encouraging one. when

as we head throughout the day, we kick off a significant warming trent. thursday into friday really lovely days with good kwanl fill that the rain that came through over the powerful f o days. kind of an interesting setup down there. a 10 op to 20% chance of showers. you might see pockets of light on and off activity but overall we're going to call it clouts at time and really comfortable conditions if you wanted to get outdoors and enjoy the beautiful spring hills that we have here in the bay area. temperatures in the south bay for saturday and sunday in the low 70s. 65 degrees for san francisco. we even goblt a big weekend. cherry blossom festival happening. we'll have a forecast for that plus we'll have more on my special report. scott and chris. >> thanks for having us. >>> stanford research is working on a first sprl start charge battery. >> it can be fully charged in a minute flat. it's currently better than what's currently used in i phones or what not. the new technology featured yesterday. no telling when we might see it in the cell phone. >>> th

i think there have been times, i remember trent lott calling me once.s coming to the white house and he called to complain. he was a republican leader of the senate. he called to complain that i have had two democrats voices in my spot and only one republican. little moments like that count. just one senator one phonecall but every time you don't have complete confidence or what you are reporting doesn't pan out completely that's a in the armor and mine minus a long career where there had been things. c-span: here's some white house video of you writing on air force one and the 9/11 transition. it's only about one minute. >> i am ann compton abc news and i have covered presidents of the last 40 years. seven presidents and today my last ride on air force one. way in the back where the press have 12 large nice first-class seats it's really an office. we can doze off. sometimes we spend the night on the plane but more than anything else we have electrical power at her feet. we have tv screens on the front wall of the cabin and on september 11 we actually u

reduced trent every year by virtue of benefits we offer. not thinking about whether or not employees can afford it. this is a trend you see in all organizations. let's get them to exercise, stop smoking, does keep the wages where the market is and health benefit costs to us as an employers to reduce. because it is an expense. in a spreadsheet that we can control because these employees work for us. what we came to find out, and i asked this question and encouraged any of you in organizations to question, who are the people at the lowest levels in your organization? do you know what they are like and how they live their life? asking that question is much more of a formidable problem than i thought it would. it took us over one year too, with the actual profile. i will talk about that in a minute. we started with wellness programs. we started with eating properly, exercising, and invested in mindfulness and yoga. i will give you an example. i use mindful meditation every morning. of the top quintile of the stress in our organization, measured

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joining us by phone is trent spiner the executive editor of "union leader? ."hat are we looking forward to hearing? host: this is a busy day for us. we have 19 candidates between today and tomorrow who will be in new hampshire. this is the biggest cattle call as we call them, in the election. 30 much every candidate will be here and they get half an hour to go before new hampshire activists and republicans. for many, this will be the first time that voters will get to see the candidates. host: there is a line in your piece saying the first goal for republicans speaking at the summit is be memorable. what do you think that means today and tomorrow? guest: right. how do you do that as a candidate? there are 80 other people talking, theoretically. how do use handout -- you stand out? that is the key, to be memorable. figure out the way to get your message across and get voters to remember what you stand for. host: one of the candidates is marco rubio. we understand you just got out of a meeting with him. guest: i am out of breath. i literally just ran back to do t

joe: it was my father's love for trenton and revitalization of trent and i made him want to have a baseballon. my grandfather owned the trenton giants, willie mays played for them, and my father wanted to do something for trenton. it was not fashionable 21 years ago to do it. he got the freeholders to build stadium. he got a team, he did it by himself. at the end of the day, i joined them. trenton has now been rejuvenated because of minor-league baseball. there is an arena there. tom: the armand hammer arena. joe: that is what passion is. tom: joe plumeri, "the power of being yourself." how about a forex report -- euro on a bit $1.0766. abby joseph cohen is next. ♪ ' e -- volatility, the trail of the flash crash into an intently to a modest home near heathrow. good morning, everyone. this is "bloomberg surveillance" live from our world headquarters in new york this wednesday april 22. here is olivia. olivia: the meeting of the justice department may help save that billion dollars merger with time warner cable. according to the two companies the government will listen to concession, but not

former public and center trent lot weighs in on the gop race 16 field and what does he think about hillaryne that is ready to take off. we will speak with the ceo. that is all monday right here on bloomberg television. ♪ scarlet: it is 56 past the hour. that means bloomberg television is on the markets. i'm scarlet fu. u.s. equities ending the week with steep losses. the dow jones losing to 13 points. some of that is due to concerns over what is happening in china. almost up 25% as chinese regulators are banning trading. the dollar reverses its earlier decline. it is and of the week which means only one thing. it is etf friday. we post a question to the etf risk market. last month, john vogel of vanguard warned of some dangers of the etf phenomenon. he discusses reality is an analyst for bloomberg news. you are here to defend etf. >> a little. i think some claims are legitimate. i think some are sensational headlines. the truth is where most people get their information. goldman comes out in the report and they talk about rising correlations and etf. the headlines are that etf's are the ta

i would rather pay $70 a barrel with a firm of trent and see it with a long time horizon than to go inlix: this is one of three market surprises. the other one was he is pretty bullish on china. david, take a listen. mr. druckenmiller: whenever i see the stock market explode on record volume and record brits and -- breadth and moved to that degree, like day follows night six months to 12 months down the road you were out of the recession and into a full-blown recovery. the reason that happens -- i think there is enough about that it is certainly greater than 50%. china will be in six months to 12 month, and just think of how differently the world is thinking about that. the fed had in their minutes last month that one of the reasons to delay or one of the reasons of concern was the chinese economy. christine lagarde was on the cover of the "financial times" last friday. her biggest war -- the chinese economy. so as someone who is trying to think of what security prices might look like six months to 12 months down the road, i am very intrigued with a, the possibility of a chinese econom

here is lieutenant colonel trent 12 north. how could this happen?gyro copter until it landed? >> it is too bad that they are not that good at delivering the rest of the mail. it is clear that no one in this town is paying any attention to who was responsible. they told the secret service he was going to do this. the flight from gettysburg or carlisle was undetected because there is no imf as they call it. too low for their traffic control radars. originally they would have said it could not happen. that gyro copter is big enough to carry a nuclear weapons. stuart: flying at under 200 feet. not detecting it before it gets right in the middle of the seat. >> a very low footprint. a very low signature as they call it. it does not emit things. you are talking 40 miles per hour here. what they are looking for is the kind of thing that is moving fast. in this town trying to get a stinger out of this case, it takes hours if not longer. stuart: a machine gun would do it. we have to move on. i have some breaking news. al qaeda has captured a major port in so

we noticed we are at the blue up trent support. a couple things could happen.arnings which would push the stock lower and expect them to scoop them back up like in the past. or if earnings move or beat from the support and you see it lift all financials and from a relative strength point of view they look more poised to the upside. >> technical you say wfc look burden. appreciate that. we do two online segments every day in trading nation. when you have a chance and you areally at a computer go to trading nation or you can access the internet from a telephone. >> you just heard about that. california still dealing with a mess of the port shut down. now the governor of florida is actually trying to swoop in and steal some of that business. there he is. is florida ready for that task? we will talk to the florida governor rick scott after the break on power lunch. 1-800-345-2550 [ male announcer ] your love for trading never stops tdd# 1-800-345-2550 even on the go. tdd# 1-800-345-2550 open a schwab account, and you could earn tdd# 1-800-345-2550 300 commission-fr

there is evidence that the internal situation that extremism and terrorism focus on trent poses a huge problem for pakistan. 165,000 pakistani troops that you are in line fighting. and therefore, with a government in afghanistan is clearly anxious to improve relations of pakistan i mentioned some of the steps with a whole range of others that i did not mention on the economic front that the current government, president ghani in particular is open to that increased economic cooperation with pakistan and this whole idea of actualizing this idea that existed almost on the day we went to afghanistan this land bridge idea that afghanistan could be a transit point for regional economic integration and development. and whether it given the change in afghanistan with the new government, but the worsening security environment in pakistan, that they would have made it a shift. i am not sure of their indications that yes maybe but also lingering perhaps evidence or concern for indications that may be the desire to dominate afghanistan to a proxy may be still dare and we will see. i'm the u.s. le

it is good to see trent and tom daschle here, they remember what customs was like. because he felt there was a topic, the civil rights act, that demanded it. nevertheless, he spoke with humility. whoever has said that the senator should speak in lautner -- speak and not learn, should not teach, and some of you have not followed this lesson, but fortunately, we had ted to show us the ropes anyway. no one made the senate, live like ted kennedy. he could tell you everything about it, anything and everything that there was to know, about all of it. [laughter] and then there were more somber moments. i still remember the first time that i pulled open the drawer of my desk and each senator is assigned a desk, and there is a tradition of carving names of those who had used it before. and those names in my desk included half and baker, simon, wellstone, and robert f kennedy. it was a place where you instantly pulled yourself up a little bit straighter. where you try to act a little bit better. being a senator changes a person, ted had wrote in his memoirs. as vicki said, it

we will be working thanks to the courtesy and care of our chairman, senator trent lott in of the delinquency prevention act, which has been 12 years since the last reauthorization and i appreciate very much the chairman has been willing to work on this and has made it one of the priorities for this committee. the way in which juveniles are treated in our correction system and are detained has been an issue for the department and i ask for your cooperation and active support of our process going forward to reauthorize the jj dpa. >> certainly, senator. the way we handle juveniles in the criminal justice system is something that is of great concern to me in terms of my practice in the eastern district of new york and talking to my colleagues, the other u.s. attorneys who face these issues it is incumbent upon all the to look at the latest research on how juveniles develop and how they manage the sales in certain environments. and i'll always be open to reviewing those. i look forward to working with you and others in discussing the statue. >> in my last seconds, you and i both had the experien

and in the 1997 period trent lott and president clinton signed a balanced budget amendment, and that strong dollar policy. we don't have anything like that now. >> it always comes back. >> it's just happening. >> it's happening. and it's happening in a way that's probably not going to be pleasant for the equity market. >> thanks to all of you gentlemen. have a great holiday weekend and tune into a special jobs friday edition of "squawk box" tomorrow morning. the game will be covering it all at 8:30. and now it's time for "fast money" with melissa lee and the gang. what's on tap? >> the volatility we have seen in the biotech sector. good to be back. >> straight over to you guys. >> "fast money" starts right now. live from the nasdaq market site overlooking new york city's times square i'm melissa lee. tim seymour david seaburg, karen finerman and guy adami. here's what's on the fast track tonight. one area is starting to break out, not in the u.s. we'll show the chart and the sector that is starting to take off. and our call of the day, tesla catching a bid and it's not because of a t

. >> host: and from trent trees ben franklin book and 21st century a successful networker with an inventivee would've felt right at home in the information revolution and his unabashed striving to be part of an upwardly mobile the made him and david brooks' phrase, our founding yuppie. as to what one point was there some resistance to franklin? he was entrepreneurial. he was upwardly mobile. he was born of a foreign working-class, candle maker becomes somebody who really want to succeed. so i think there was that enthusiastic yuckiness that i find appealing, but also what people say a little too ambitious little to brass. >> host: kristin spokane. >> caller: hi, i am a big fan mr. isaacson. thank you for taking my call. if the powers came to you and said here is the key and i open up all of it to you. who would you ask to talk to be the most influential person in the person at the very bottom of the list. >> host: chris, who would you talk to? who would be at the top of your list? >> caller: i like da vinci. at the bottom of the list i would like to talk to hitler. >> host: thank you man. >

the trent is certainly in that direction. -- the trend is in that direction. caps on: -- judge sutton: we had baker in 1973. carol stanyar: justice kennedy tells us something about how the court may be viewing these cases. what he is saying, and you see it in lawrence and in windsor, the court is saying that decades ago, certain practices were accepted. and now, we understand more about these things, and we understand that these are now going to be framed as discriminatory. we didn't know anything about same-sex couples then. they were hiding. they were hiding because their conduct was criminalized. to say that -- that the argument -- that the argument would have held water back in 1967, that was a big -- that was a different time. judge sutton: there are different benefits, some of them monetary. that is significant. i have to believe, based on the briefs, but the most important thing is respect and dignity and having the state recognized these marriages, the same way that heterosexual marriages are recognized. in respect to dignity, those are -- that is a ke