we just side -- uri: super important.just signed a major deal and we are looking to enter the japanese market later this year, as well, so very important. vonnie: for those consumers, how do you tailor things like, wearables, community, which has become important to the brand? rebecca: some of the amazing things of technology in china is it will allow us to do that in an easier way. i was lucky enough to meet the woman in chinese who only sells through wecahha andt this type - wechat, and the styles looked head to toe, and nestled them to her because i think there's opportunities for based on customer base, even though it is far away. vonnie: it a seasonal collection a thing anymore? fashion week is a couple of weeks in new york, up for the men, and then women later, our consumers tied to this seasonal fashion like they used to be? rebecca: definitely not like it used to be. i think it is, what can i buy now and what can i wear immediately? knowing you can get anything shipped from anywhere, we have to make sure recovery

urie shows the best in texas and my hometown of sugarland, and i'm proud to call her my boss in congress. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the and my hometown the gentlewoman from puerto rico eek recognition? miss gonzalez colon: i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlewoman is recognized for one minute. miss garciaparra colon: -- miss gonzalez-colon: 40% of our people still lack electricity. with the system barely patched up, almost 80,000 homes approved to receive the temporary roof. only half have been installed. only two examples. the hurricane season will be back in five months. and then we'll be required to start all over again. the situation demand extreme urgency for all federal agencies. what's taking so long? what's the sense of urgency? this will never be tolerated in state. the provisions of this act, led only to patching things up. the disaster bill addressed this, but it's stalled in the senate. we expect better. we deserve better. we will work to move ourselves up but we

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luxt urie or jeffery. >> that might catch on. >> i was here doing sports when he bought the team from norman prayman years ago and he had a vision. he had a vision. we were under one under him and he wants to build another one. he wants to get the right culture in there. howie roseman executive of the year getting pieces in there and trading to get carson wentz number two and drafting nick foles to back him up and establish veterans whose cleats and jerseys were in hall of fame because they have 7 touch down game. and on the field and fronts office as well in the entire organization. lot of proud people right now around the tri-state and around the world. eagles nation is every wrxt we now hoe far we travel. eagles nation is everywhere and i'm this a toughtic tote get. >> we were green around the xwunty. >> you cut me like boom green blood all over the desk here. tori -- widdle. >> things seem to be quieting down a little bit. >> i'm still here. i can not believe he that i here my own thousand dollars now. i apologize don't know what's coming out of my mouth. these fans will turn you

the late show with stephen colbert is all new and coming ury tonight 11:45 after >> search and rescue 34euss underway in southern california tonight following a powerful winter storm that triggered deadly mudslides and flooding at least 13 people consider tild and more than 30,000 homes and businesses remain without power. many have been ordered from their homes in santa barbara county. the natural disaster comes just a month after devastating wildfires destroy trees and shrubs that form a natural barrier against mudslides. >> and new york city a huge chunk of ice fell from highrise and crushed an suv on the street. people were walking by at the time and fortunately no one was hurt. new york department of building says all contractors and property owners have responsible for securing their properties from hazardous conditions including falling ice and snow. >> well apple says it will start taking extra steps after up investigators warned the giant after smart phone addiction risks morning khirng addiction risks morning khirng. >> you this that be apple responsibility. nicole brewer jo

the late show with stephen colbert is all new and coming ury tonight 11:45 after eyewitness >> search and rescue 34euss underway in southern california tonight following a powerful winter storm that triggered deadly mudslides and flooding at least 13 people consider tild and more than 30,000 homes and businesses remain without power. many have been ordered from their homes in santa barbara county. the natural disaster comes just a month after devastating wildfires destroy trees and shrubs that form a natural barrier against mudslides. >> and new york city a huge chunk of ice fell from highrise and crushed an suv on the street. people were walking by at the time and fortunately no one was hurt. new york department of building says all contractors and property owners have responsible for securing their properties from hazardous conditions including falling ice and snow. >> well apple says it will start taking extra steps after up investigators warned the giant after smart phone addiction risks morning khirn khirng. >> you this that be apple responsibility. nicole brewer joins us with th

critical role in the white house in the early days and because of his comments and michael walzer science ury book and were still bent on was quoted as saying that he expects the miller investigation to focus on money laundering soft course i would assume that mr willow with miller would like to know wherever steve benen was just talking or whether he has actually half he has knowledge of what he was talking about mr mohler of course would like to do something that you've already done and you have met steve berry and you've interviewed him in fact that interview was part of your new documentary on the first year of the trump presidency which is airing right now here on d.w.i. we've got a clip from your talk with ben and let's take a look. ben has left breitbart and when i met him he seemed to be enjoying this conflict has struck me and self-absorbed. the institution of the media is just another average cigarette in fact i think news is the least bit the nickel i call the opposition party. that's actually not true but information today is part of political warfare. you know again i'm going to

for uri take our family to the movie theater, getting a cedar -- for you or i to take our family to theie theater, getting a sitter, that is a lot more money. the point is i think there's a huge opportunity here to raise price. we think that netflix can double, triple, even quadruple prices and not sustain a high level of turn. $80 to $100 a month for cable. emily: what about all the cable options you won't have? guest: live sports is important. options offering on-demand packages. disney will be coming out with an ott package for sports. there will be and often to consume that, then obviously you have google and facebook likely to bid for some of these rights and take them online. emily: thank you so much for joining us. we will see if you are right. you are looking at a live shot now of the senate floor as they vote on the nomination of jerome powell for federal reserve chair. president trump picks in november to replace current fed chair janet yellen when her term ends in early february. his nomination is expected to pass the senate. we will continue to monitor this vote. this is blo

of the front page of the philadelphia inquirer next to the front of the sports section, and jeff l urie would say get your newspaper today where they say , souped up and simply super but save your real money for buying them in bunches on a way more meaningful bigger sports history newspaper day in philadelphia two weeks from now. he knows what that is like, so he said almost at the start of that news conference we're happy we're here but this isn't why we're here, to get this far we have one more win to go and i like. that. >> the competition is tough. it is not a field trip. it is a business trip. >> thanks very much, there. everybody just feeling it. >> energy in the stands was electric. eagles fans overjoyed no one wanted to leave the stadium after the game was over. fans, working those under dogmas accounts, others held up their homemade signs, and they are saying we're super bowl bound, bring it on, brady >> so, i just learned that we're still under dogs but we are having the big smiles out there all pouring out of the stadium. people were in a good mood. maybe there could be a lit

and actually, also we'll begin design work on uri commons later this month. and i just wanted to end by saying one of the really nice elements of this partnership and this project is the enormous amount of community engagement we have had. so, to date on the first seven playgrounds, 56 community meetings, focus groups and neighborhood meetings. there have been a total of more than 1,000 people at these meetings. we have done 11 public surveys, and more than, gotten more than 1200 responses to these surveys, so we are deeply engaged with all of these communities in providing playgrounds and listening to what they want and providing what makes sense for each neighborhood. and so with that, i wanted to thank you, and i hope you'll recommend authorizing the department to receive these funds. >> supervisor yee: i have to think about whether the city wants your funds or not. well, first of all, i would like to say thank you to the parks alliance for partnering with the city. >> actually, i, drew becker, the c.e.o. of the parks alliance is here. >> supervisor yee: i

--ury magazine told them told him they would publish it. ofwent to work in the summer 1884 and 1885. when grant was writing his articles in 1884, he started to have this throat pain. very bad sting a in the back of his throat that he felt when he was eating a peach. he shrugged it off as something maybe being on the fruit when he ate it. very bad sting in the back of his it, because s regular doctor was away in europe. really wanted to see his regular doctor. he ignored it and said he would see his doctor in the fall essentially. they did not think much of it at the time. he had been ahe they ignore smos during the civil war. it was smoker's throat, what they called it at the time. he continued with his writing career until the fall of 1884, when they went back to the new york city home. he ended up going to his regular he continued with his writing doctor, who knew there was a serious problem when he looked at his throat. he sentence to a throat -- he sent him to a throat specialist. at grant's looked throat. grant look at his face and ask

two prisoners would row 100 ury the dead.nd ba i put "bury"". those who watched the routine would say guards allow the prisoners to put 1,2,3 shovels of sand over the bodies before they were forced back to the ghost ship. the same scene played itself out. coyotes andd buzzards would come and eat the dead. and at the next high tide, the bones would wash away. there was no accommodation for human waste. there was a tub below decks that was open and constantly overflowed with feces and urine. room belowo little decks with 1200 men under the hatch, so little room that men were piled up on top of one another. to lier to have a place down, the weakest, the oldest, the youngest would have the bunk around the tub of feces. and every few days, the british guards would announce it was time to carry the tub up the ladder. can you imagine trying to carry seriouslytoub dehydrated and malnourished? when they took it above, they would dump it overboard andd t then they would put the bucket in the water and tell them these are your water rations. if you drink,

. >> from the bottom to the top lets look at the top jeffery l urie out here on the field with the playersan inside lines you can feel it was all happening, it ways already happening. then of course, we put it out there on social media. >> lane johnson posted his photo with carson wentz on the field, one more for philly # super bowl bound, #dogs got to eat again, #fly eagles fly. >> how about a giant getting emotional after a win, look at that just completely overcome on the field obviously just tears of joyce, of having the accomplishment actually happen >> super excited. carson wentz tweeted how about that eagles nation. super bowl here we come. fly eagles fly. >> torey smith, there is a picture of him talking about standing right there with his family anal shawn jeffery's family together again back in march i ren talking with the alshon jeffery and made our decision to join eagles. it was never about the money but being in this position right now. it is crazy how it all work out, good and the bad one more to go #back to work nfc chapel presidents. >> philadelphia mayor jim kenney said,

we have -- uri, he is our guru in the finance areas working with the audits and elizabeth salazar who is back in the office continuing to work providing a lot of work in terms of pulling up the financial information, it's a team effort between my whole team and we're to get this done and maintain the proper controls. >> again to you and to your team on behalf of the board i want to express my great appreciation for the consistency, thoroughness and professionalism you brought to your work this year and it's continuation of what you've been doing in the past. we thank you for that. >> thank you. is there any public comment on the audit or financial reporting ? if not we'll now move to our next item. >> clerk: item 7, discussion item, hss financial reporting as of september 30th, 2017. pamela levin. >> chief financial officer health service system. the report that is presented to you today goes through the trust fund and the general fund through september 30th, and then does a projection through june 30th, 2018. again, any projection that is done in for throw months and annualizeing it

but the guy i was most happy for and we will show jeffery l urie dancing here hopefully if we have thated up. i was showing him dancing. you know what his biggest move was, hiring doug pederson who to me is the coach of the year i know i shouldn't do that here but lurie hired him and nobody wanted him to hire him. nobody did. he hired him, and he has just been so terrific for this team everybody so bad mouthed him before he even coached a game. i could not tell you how happy i was for doug pederson on saturday. at that match up.h up minute >> well, i'm fine with minute so the a i would have been fine with the saints but most people didn't want the saints they would rather have minute so the a maybe more i do. but to me it doesn't matter who they play, the game is at home and here comes this play, the worst missed tackle, and that is really not even a great angle to show you how badly williams missed on this tackle, and with everything at stake but fine we have vikings and we will take care of the vehicles. >> we will take care of the vikings? too early to talk about the match up. >> oh,

so you have uri monitoring brown, brown monitoring uri. can you help reduce the bureaucratic and reporting burden to your subrecipients? >> senator, we don't particularly enjoy doing that kind of low-risk monitoring either. and we have in fact, thank you to the cures bill, put together a proposal of a way that we might reduce the amount of low-risk subrecipient monitoring. there are certain situations that maybe don't meet that. >> please include us in that cycle so we can be helpful in giving advice and making sure that goes forward at a good pace. dr. gottlieb, the cures act was very good at getting you to fda to connect the device and the drug sides a little better, and you have done a lot of training to try to connect the two. but the original testimony that we had from fda from both the drug and the device sides was what you really needed was a third pathway for drug device combinations. would you assure us that if it turns out that the hybrid effort that the cures act established isn't doing the job that you will let us know so we ca

. >> stellar, sounds like the sat uri -- saturn lineup. >> what does stellar do? >> stellar is very similar to ripple. global settlement currency. they have a deal with ibm called hyperledger. potentially, if you look at ripple which is going after the banks, stellar might be something that goes after retailer, that goes after supply chain and it becomes a settlement currency globally. if i look at the total addressable market of the supply cain champion it's much bigger than something that bitcoin's going after. bitcoin's going after digital gold. if ripple and/or goes after global m.i. that's $100 trillion market. there's a bigger market for these guys to go after than the digital gold that bitcoin's going after. >> your next guest may say this might be the beginning of the great big crypto rotation. tom lee is joining us from phoenix, arizona. what do you mean by that sfr from what to what? >> well, we think 2018's going to be a story about rotation. the rotation we're referring to is between the smaller alt coins and the larger platform tokens that you guys we

could somebody do that, jeff l urie, he has a billion dollars. >> a couple billion. >> yeah. >> we will get to break. by the way, it is national bubble bath day and alex will take a bubble bath. >> it is not me. >> got to go to the meetings. your daughter wants to stay organic. your husband wants to stay free from artificial ingredients. you want to stay free from artificial preservatives. and your debit card wants to stay on a diet. fill your cart with small victories like giant's nature's promise brand. great prices on over 1,300 items. eat well for less. only at my giant. hillshire farm oven-roasted turkey breast is carefully crafted with nothing but heart and hard work. ♪ the results? well, they speak for themselves. we have a three day weekend coming up, mark murphy our travel guy is here. martin luther king holiday. >> yep. >> so lets get out of here. we want to go someplace warm. we looked up temperature in tampa this weekend and tam parks st. pete area, it will be in the 60's, good enough for me. >> good enough and water will be warmer, just to stay in the water. right new their

so you have uri, and brown monitoring, and both monitored by omb. can you help reduce the bureaucratic and reporting burden to your subrecipients? >> senator, we don't particularly enjoy doing that kind of low risk monitoring either and we have, in fact, thank you to the cures bill, put together a proposal of a way that we might reduce the amount of low risk subrecipient monitoring. there are certain situations that don't quite need that. many of them do, those are-- >> would you descriinclude us i cycle and be helpful in giving advice making sure that goes forward at a good pace. >> be happy to. >> doctor gottlieb, you've done training to connect two. but the original testimony that we had from fda from the drug and device sides, what you needed was a third pathway for drug device combinations. would you assure us that if it turns out that the hybrid effort that the cures act established, isn't doing the job, that you will let us know so we can take a second crack at it legislatively? >> absolutely, senator. this has been a challenging area over a

. >> reporter: uri moving the old battery here. or is that the new one?n even tell, see. [ laughter ] >> reporter: and how thankful are you that you were at home when this happened and not stranded on the side of the road yes. >> very thankful. i was going to do trout fishing earlier in the week when it was a little warmer, good thing i didn't because as you can see she was dead as door nail. >> reporter: wanda, we'll get you fixed, don't you worry girl friend. so have you ever had to call for something like this before? >> believe it or not one other time. we've been triple a members for quite a few years, and we had a dead battery a couple years ago. so this is the second time but jerome was johnny on the spot. he was here within half hour. >> reporter: yeah. i think average call time right no rob said your boss because of just the backup they had literally like 600 calls in thee hours. and the top problem is for dead batteries. so folks check your batteries, and winterize your car. patrick thank you very much for letting us chat with you. i'm sorry bou

name willhis year my but that the ballot, does not mean that my job or uris is finished. -- or your is by picking one name out of a fishbowl. republican's name was chosen. no race should ever have to be decided like that. toave worked for decades increase women's participation in politics and i believe in that cause with every ounce of my being. but let us not forget the support for men that have always supported and empowered women like my friend senator tim kaine. senator tim kaine, who stood .roudly with hillary clinton who believes that women are capable of making their own decisions about their health and reproductive choices. who believe that everywoman can have access to affordable contraception. paychecknsored the fairness act because he knows that men and women must be paid equally for the same work. colleagues tohis reauthorize the violence against women act and he has also fought to make sure that women who serve their country in the u.s. armed forces are treated the same as their male counterparts. the republican likely to challenge senator tim kaine in november does not su