cedar hollow road closed between vanguard boulevard and industrial boulevard. so you are going to have to use an alternate. alternate i would suggest is north valley road. snow is still in play. this might affect some of you. and also, just remember, chestnut hill west running new weekday schedule. air transportation center has some construction going on, because of that, there is some bus route that are detoured, and i'll be tweet that information, as well. erika, back over to you. >> checking sport news right now, eagles coach search continues with former giants coach, tom coughlin in town to talk with the birds top brass. the 69 year old coughlin was the nfl's oldest coach last season, and his intensity well known. scolded his own punter on the field after the eagles beat the giants on punt return in 2010. coughlin asks has won two superbowls, some wonder if his tell interest minute will be a deterrent. >> bengals long backer has been suspended for three games next season for ill-advised hit in the saturday night playoff lost to pit burying, hit led to the s

dunlap versus vanguard. think about each guy's book. >> yeah. >> not surprising.ld like to fall somewhere in the middle. >> fast versus slow. >> and what's vanguard going to say and gundlach, gundlach is a bond guy largely and the doom and gloom coming out of that to me ultimately is going to be about pushing yields lower and lower and buying bonds, and also being very bearish on credit which he was. >> peak etf in terms of number of etfs or in terms of -- the asset base, maybe it will flatten for a while. >> yeah. >> seems like mutual funds are headed the wrong way. etfs are headed the right way. >> 2.1 trillion assets under management, been going up 10% for years now, and i think that's the question. whether a peak asset under management. i don't think so. i think they are a little bit premature. 1,600 etfs i think we've got right now, 70 etf providers. that's going to go up dramatically this year because active management is coming in in a very big way. we'll see dozens of new active management products. there's an idea that i'm not particularly big on, but guy

and several mutual fund companies including fidelity and vanguard have been big winners from the gun stock rally. 3 burger king is the latest fast food giant to enter the battle of dueling dollar menus, upping the ante with a five-item meal for four dollars. the promotion includes a bacon cheeseburger, small fries, small drink and four piece chicken nuggets along with a warm chocolate chip cookie. this latest deal follows mcdonald's mcpick 2 which began monday it's a revamped version of its popular dollar menu as well as wendy's 4 for 4 dollars deal. 3 3 3 the time is now 5:xx. a winter storm is causing some big problems in california. coming up... where the sunshine state is being hit the hardest. 3 3 the second in a series of winter storms drenched the san diego area with steady and intermittently heavy showers this week it caused widespread flooding problems and snarled traffic across the area. up to several inches of rain fell across the region, much of it in short bursts. streets, parking lots and garages were temporarily underwater. emergency crews rescued several motorists tra

tell us a little bit about inflows and outflows into vanguard funds and what are you telling vanguard? >> in terms of flows we're seeing people be very diversified. we continue to see flows across the board, stocks and bonds, which is a good thing. they're telling us it's important. but stay diversified and keep a long-term perspective. >> so concerns about oil, concerns about strong dollar, concerns about flattish earnings, how did you figure in the mix about what you're advising people? >> bluntly it doesn't. we try to ignore the short-term noise and get people to focus on their long-term goals. all of this is really difficult to time any of those kind of factors, so we try to tell people to be very diversified and take a longer term feel. >> the returns of the last 80, 90 years for the s&p 500, about 8%. 60/40 stock bond portfolio. you say maybe instead of 8%, 5%, 6%. . why lower returns? >> we think stocks are valued pretty highly. bonds you can project yearly prematurely. it's plus or minus 50 basis point as what you're going to goat get. so when you do the math, you end up about

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became theee vanguard of the cherokee diaspora during this p eriod. then migrated to the trans -mississippi west, not in search of buffalo or to improve their masculinity. they migrated with an entire community. with women and children, with people of all demographic. they were relocating their life as they knew it in the southeast. they were trying to keep a sense of what is meant to be cherokee alive away, at a safe distance from these aggressive americans. some of the people who lead the vanguard of the cherokee figures likeuded the one that you see on the screen. he's known to the english as john jolly, a prominent over hill chief in modern day tennessee. john jolly is most famous for being the adoptive father sam houston. sam houston wasn't adopted cherokee. -- was an adopted cherokee. he spent much of his youth learning about the history and culture of the cherokee people. it was this man whom she traveled with into arkansas territory in the early 19th century. 1817, actually. jolly and his community, which included sam houston, relocated and at

vanguard small cap index has been hit. these are good companies.hey will come back. >> small caps. they are bell well into bear market territory. ben? >> semiters as usual. hang on. don't eat too much salt and fat. i do eat a lot of that. >> unexpected wisdom of ben. >> that's one of the fringe benefits. >> not an insight we were looking for. that's a freebie. we now conti ♪ >> wow. i feel the burn on the campaign trail. is your cash about to feel it next? welcome everybody. this is "forbes on fox." a week away from the iowa caucuses. but if bernie sanders wins the road to the white house would that put taxpayers in the poor house? let's find out. steve, who is in los angeles today with the nice warm weather. let's go over the cost of some of bernie sanders

>> vanguard large cap growth, neil. simple spdrs. buy the index and you will do fine. what if you're 89? what happens? >> then you have a problem. >> i will thank you very much. >> this is where they come from. >> two iraqi-born refugee s living in the united states arrested in a terror sweep in the u.s. now some here saying what else do we need to see before we decide to put a pause on letting more mideast refugees in this year. are they right or wrong? welcome to "forbes on fox." let's go in focus to find out which steve forbes is in washington today. elizabeth mcdonald, sabrina schafer. steve, what do you think? >> obviously there should be a pause. clearly they are not mechanisms in place to determine who should be here and who shouldn't. the fbi will testify to that. we don't have the means to determine that. what should have been done and should be done i

occurred repeatedly between 2009 and 2015 while mcintire drove the students from their homes to the vanguard school in chester county. he has been band and suspended without pay. the school district released a statement. we will be in contact with the families of students and had provide all necessary resources. we'll cooperate fully. as the investigation continues. >>> tonight rowan students are accused of stealing $35,000. they were using their bucks to exam a 7-eleven. a 21-year-old assigned to. he credit his own 7-eleven noticed and requested information from the college about transactions. they looked further in and saw, wow, they have a lot of returns. >> police say the thefts start this time last year and went on about ten months. >>> five students were at any point away in handcuffs after gunfire erupted inside ben franklin high school. a shot was fired after a fight broke out into a stairwell. school went into a lockdown's a handgun was recovered. no one hurt. >>> a woman shot and left to die in her own bakery. zivka is trying to get back to normal. to armed men broke into her baker

occurred repeatedly between 2009 and 2015 while mcintire drove the students from their homes to the vanguard school in chester county. he has been band and suspended without pay. the school district released a statement. we will be in contact with the families of students and had provide all necessary resources. we'll cooperate fully. as the investigation continues. >>> tonight rowan students are accused of stealing $35,000. they were using their bucks to exam a 7-eleven. a 21-year-old assigned to. he credit his own 7-eleven noticed and requested information from the college about transactions. they looked further in and saw, wow, they have a lot of returns. >> police say the thefts start this time last year and went on about ten months. >>> five students were at any point away in handcuffs after gunfire erupted inside ben franklin high school. a shot was fired after a fight broke out into a stairwell. school went into a lockdown's a handgun was recovered. no one hurt. >>> a woman shot and left to die in her own bakery. zivka is trying to get back to normal. to armed men broke into her baker

greg davis runs the largest bond fund in the world and is vanguard's principal and global head of fixed income. great to see you. >> great to be with you. >> what's your reaction to mr. gundlach owes commentary about the fed? >> i think we share many of the same views. i mean, at the end of the day when we think about it we expect no change in terms of the fed funds rates tomorrow and expect them to dial back some of the rhetoric in terms of doing three or four rate hikes this year and continuing on that pace for next year. you know, the market and economic conditions are just not supportive of that type of aggressive move over the course of the next year or so. >> do you think that the fed and what it did when it raised rates, did that cause the volatility and i guess that's sort of an indirect way of saying are they behind what has been a great trade for 2016 and that is long end of the treasury market? >> well, you know, think a lot of volatility that we're seeing is really the result of continued weakness in the global economic environment, and so as we get more data coming out of c

vanguard in the category for alternative space and most interestingly, perhaps, a very low duration and defensive fund, timco, a short term in the fixed income. jerome snichneider runs that. i asked what does he think the fed will do tomorrow? >> we're looking for assets that produce income and the least volatile returns. when you weigh the risks additives of how you want to i ve invest, you don't want to buy those. >> slow and methodical. i assume that means you don't think they'll do anything tomorrow. >> they've been given us a prescription they will be slow and deliberate. they will be data dependent. they are going to react to that over the next few months. >> he says over the next few months, sue. i say over the next few months means the fed won't be doing anything tomorrow. back to you. >> thanks, ty. we'll see. >>> still ahead, are the big changes at insurance company aig big enough? >>> at&t reports a 22% rise in revenue. results were primarily helped by the acquisition of directv. shares of the former dow component were volatile. >>> sprint reported a smaller than expected los

. >> reporter: nakamura is part of a business vanguard trying to commercialize space. time will tell if he succeeds. >> tomorrow we'll bring you part two of our special series on entrepreneurs and meet a young man who's teaming up with other small enterprises to create award-winning products. >>> that's the latest in business news for this hour. i'll leave you now with a check on markets. >>> japan's imperial couple is traveling to the philippines this week. they'll mark 60 years since the normalization of diplomatic ties and pay their respects to war dead. for emperor akito and empress michiko will leave for a five-day tour. they last visited the philippines 54 years ago when they were crowned prince and princess. >> the emperor and empress will attend a welcome ceremony and meet president aquino. they'll also meet local residents, including members of the japanese community. >> translator: i'm happy for their visit. so is my father. >> translator: i hope relations between the philippines and japan will be even better after their visit. >> the couple is scheduled to v

and that has to help your performance. >> that's the theme in vanguard. we have done 20 years now in terms of quantitative strategy. and we do it at low cost. >> you have a fun, a universe of 500 stocks roughly call between shorts and longs. >> uh-huh. >> how do you decide which are which? what is the process. >> the process is based on a quantitative model a quantitative set of indicators that we think -- we take from upd ideas. we are looking at ratios be that recognizable to any fundamental manager, looking at return on equity. looking at valuations but we do that in a systematic way. for every stock, for every night we create a ranking. what we want to do is have the ones that we think are most attractively ranked in the long portfolio and the ones that are least attractively ranked within industry in the short portfolio. >> do you want to name names? who is long? who is short? >> we talked about this in the break room. again the process is such that we like characteristics. for us it doesn't make for great tv. it's not about names, it's about charact

cedar hollow road closed between vanguard boulevard, still boulevard, so have to use alternate right now, and i would suggest north valley road. so again water main break causing some flooding in this area of malvern, erika, back over to you. >> meisha, thank you. man charged with murdering his toddler son await his arraignment in a camden county courtroom this afternoon. his lauen cysts the father didn't do it. "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt spoke to the attorney. >> dj creato said nothing as he left haddon township police department about an hour after he was arrested and charged with killing his three year old son. >> did dj creato kill his son? >> absolutely not. >> richard, dj's attorney, and tells "eyewitness news" his client is cooperating with authorities. but says detectives have the wrong person behind bars. >> when this first happened i called it a parent's worse nightmare. i thought nothing could be worse. and i think this actually is to not only lose a son, but now, to be the one accused of killing him. >> the three year old's body discovered not even half mile f

you would hate to see that kind of turnover in a vanguard etf.eng of is a short s&p etf as well. are using options volume on that? eric: just using it as a head. when the sky starts falling, you will see a lot of volume and cvicks etf's. people reach for these things immediately. other investors may not want to go far. baby by every verse etf. the issue with this is the leverage resets every day. over the long term, it could corrode your return if there is volatility. julie: buyer beware as always. thank you so much. stay with us here on "bloomberg markets." live from bloomberg world headquarters you are watching bloomberg television. with the first word news. vonnie quinn has more from our news desk. : a u.s. special am i -- special employed in syria. the u.n. wants them to come to the negotiating table january 5 in an effort to sign a rebel -- sign a resolution to the five-year conflict. iranians rallied against saudi arabia today. thousands of worshipers and tehran joined the rally. similar protests taking place in other cities and towns. the

jack bogle, founder of the vanguard group. jack, we have to stop meeting at times like this. >> why are they always these times, tyler? >> we always call you when we need perspective as only you can give us. let's start with the individual investor who is wondering what the heck should i do. if they have a reasonably diversified portfolio of 60% stocks, say, and 40% fixed income, what should they do? something? nothing? >> nothing. the only exception to that, tyler, i think would be, and this is really important, this is the most serious piece of advice i could give people, if you're investing in a retirement plan as tens of millions of people are, don't stop investing when the market goes down. the prices are 10% better than they were. keep investing. keep putting money in. just as you would. don't interrupt your savings pattern because you will pay a huge price for it in the long run, but the investor who is complete in his position who is not adding, maybe the retirement investor, if you have a good balance and 60/40 is as

today, jack bogle, founder of the vanguard group, the world's largest mutual fund company, said that's exactly what retirement savers should do. >> this is really important. this is the most serious piece of advice i could give people. if you're investing in a retirement plan, as tens of millions of people are, don't stop investing when the market goes down. the prices are 10% better than they were. keep investing, keep putting money in, just as you would. don't interrupt your savings pattern because you'll pay a huge price for it in the long run. >> but what if you are close to retirement, a year, two years, three years? this market may be too nerve-racking to ride out the volatility. joining us in our "retirement red zone" is financial adviser rick edelman, ceo of edelman financial services. rick, always great to see you. i count you as a friend and a guy i respect a great deal. let's talk about, if i'm close to retirement, and let's say i feel like i need to transition from 60% equities to something like 50% equities, do i do that all at once, or do i do that gradually over a period

remember vanguard.e saw their 401(k) torched because they did not go to cash. >> i hear you. you have to be able to sleep at night. the theory is great. you start losing money. nobody wants to open their statement and see that kind of loss. especially when it can be presented. what do you tell people right now in this environment? take an opportunity like today to get out? >> if you have been naughty, this is your chance to get right with the lord. i think that you need to give more defenses here. they have great dividends. i think they will do much better in an economic slowdown. you can predict that it will research at some point. right now, the church at three is lower. i think the last place you want to be our highflying names. i think today was going to be a very ugly day. amazon got decimated. they stepped in and said, here, it effectively gave it one last stiff drink and said have some fun. >> that ecb out. you have all of these central banks around the world doing the same exact thing. i do not

vanguard is cheaper, it's 10 basis point for vanguard energy.ngso go to riskier like xds, the spider oil and gas equipment and services. these have a higher beta. if there's a rebound, this could catch more. oils09, xle was up 22% on 77% rebound. xds was 60% up. it has juicier high beta stocks in there. you can go even deeper with something like frack, the unconventional oil, gas, oil refiners. all kinds of options these days to do it. check your volatility numbers before you get into any of these. alix: take a xanax. thank you, eric bell soon as. -- eric balchunas. top investors warning the markets have further to drop. but how much more downside is there? ♪ alix: welcome back to "bloomberg markets." i'm alix steel. have we rebounded from a market bottom? top investment bankers say not yet. the slowdown is likely to fall further as investors continue to flee for safety. how have some family offices been navigating this volatility? we head over to bloomberg radio, where carol massar has how this is impacting wealth managers. carol: welcome. this

ever since, he has remained the vanguard of progressive social movement in the human rights and voting struggles. congressman lewis is a subject, co-author of numerous text, most notably he has co-authored the number one new york times best-selling graphic, novel series, march. book one was released in 2013. book two was released this year and immediately became a new york times bestseller. congressman lewis is the recipient of numerous awards, including the medal of freedom from president brock obama. the naacp spin guard metal, the capital award of the national council -- and the only john f. kennedy profile encouraged award for lifetime achievement. now as you sit at his feet, please listen and learn from an insider's perspective about march. but first, stand up and give a rousing ovation to one of the finest citizens this nation has to offer. ladies and gentlemen, the honorable honorable john lewis and co-author andrew aydin. [applause]. [applause]. good morning. delighted, very happy, very pleased to be here in miami the miami book fair, one more time. i want to take thank you for

they put hoover in the vanguard of the lavender scare. to not's careful effort say how gay related information was disseminated. when forwarding information to the house of representatives or the senate, fbi policy mandated use of fbi letters. these of the documents about the universities today. that is an fbi letter. typical fbi document means different things. fbi letters are clearly identified as being from the fbi. the fbi seal is on it the signatures on it. it is very clear where the information is coming from. that tells us something. information,ng they make it clear where the information is coming from. when forwarding information to the government accounting office, the judicial branch of the military, fbi policy mandated the use of something called line to memos. blind memoranda are documents with no letterhead, no signature, no watermark, no nothing. this is a blind memo that happens to be redacted. as you can see the targets name is on their. sexual allegations that are blacked out. otherwise there is no indication this is fro

sometimes it's not abandoned by her and left much of the years with her grandparents but she was in the vanguard of the micro- financing movement and worked through various times in the ford foundation and other enterprises to try to help and empower women around the world particularly in the asian subcontinent and she died very young when he was in his 20s. >> host: today the president is 54-years-old. what was it like in hawaii? >> guest: it wasn't a dysfunctional situation in any way. i think that he had enough to overcome both because of the fact that his mother wasn't there and he was struggling to figure out who he was in the culture but there weren't that many african-americans. the few that were there were mostly affiliated with the military because of the military bases in honolulu. but it's interesting. i don't in any way discount the struggles that he endured at the school he went to bed because he was trying to find his identity in a place where there weren't many, everybody was dealing with that in some degree or another. a lot of people thought if they didn't see him they would thi

look at vanguard and blackrock and legal in general. they all have shares in both. they might not think it is that -- is a fantastic deal for shell, they do think it is a good deal for bg. many appear to be willing to look beyond today's oil price and agree with shell that this is a transformative deal for the company. and are willing to give the ceo the benefit of the doubt to let him prove it to them. guy: the issue with all of this is that, while they hold shares in both stocks, they had been walking away from shell. that -- ryan: if you think about it, a third of the people have left the room. shell's share price has fallen by 1/3. you look at their peers, they have not done nearly that poorly. bp is down 20% since shell announced the deal. exxon is down a mere 10%. not too bad when you consider what has happened to the oil price since april last year. so, the proof is in the pudding. a lot of people like the idea this is going to help them protect their progressive dividend policy. but they want to see that share price go up. they are hoping the oil price will

that he heard on the radio, he decided to join the movement your ever since, he's remained a vanguard of progressive social movement and the human rights and voting struggles. congressman lewis is the subject author or co-author of numerous text. most notably he has co-authored a number one "new york times" of selling graphic novel series "march." >> book one was released in 2013. book two was released this year and immediately became a "new york times" bestseller. congressman lewis is the recipient of numerous awards including the medal of freedom from president barack obama, the naacp metal, the capital award of the national council of la raza, and the only john f. kennedy profile in courage award for lifetime achievement. and now as you sit at his feet, please listen and learn from an insiders perspective about "march." but first, step up and give a rousing ovation to one of the finest citizens this nation has to offer. ladies and gentlemen, the honorable john lewis, and co-author andrew aydin, digital director and policy advisor. [applause] >> good morning. >> good morning. >> del

financial future, matter not just to her, but really to the entire nation, because she is at the vanguardcountry's largest generation, millennials, a coheart who's attitudes and opportunities will shape the country's economic future. >>> like giving back. she plans to sell bracelets online and donate benefits to cancer research. and she quit her full-time job. >> i'm not bound to a full-time job anymore. i'm not going and just working for my benefit. >> reporter: mastering a future, she says obama made possible. >> in 10 or 20 years i want to have an empire, a marketing empire, and i think that president obama has laid the foundation for me to do that. >> patricia sabga, al jazeera, cleveland, ohio. >>> race relations in america and immigration reform have also been major issues during president obama's years in office. joining me in studio, anchor and executive producer of learn -- latin america. good to have you both on the program. >> good to be here. >> it has been a long, long time. in the circles that you both travel, the people that you meet, talk to, and the stories that you repor

cherokeet meant to be alive, away, at safe distance, americans.gressive some of the people who led the vanguard of the cherokee diaspora during the turn of the 18th and 19th century included figures like this that you see on the screen. ass known to the english john jolly. inrominent overhill chief modern day tennessee. for jolly is most famous being the adoptive father of sam houston. an adopted was cherokee. his youthuch of living with and learning the history and the culture of the cherokee people. it was this man whom he traveled arkansas territory in the early 19th century, in 1817 actually. where jolly and his community anduded sam houston relocated and attempted to traditional sense of cherokee life in the west.ississippi it is not surprising that we see these ways of migration during the late 18th and early 19th century. historians have long known about a series of removal crises at struck at the heart of the communities. and in 1809 and then in 1817. it prompted jolly and his community to leave. head for arkansas. 1828 and again in 1829 removal.hrough the cherokee are certainly by the

. >> reporter: when the audience is sitting there at the village vanguard next week listening to you play, what will they hear? >> some music that i wrote after the experience of making black star. i wrote some songs directly inspired by that. >> reporter: did you have a favorite david bowie song before you met him, and did that change after working with him? >> well, "let's dance", of course. which was poignant or lazarus. i love them all. i mean, he was a great musician, a great person. it was an honor to know him and work with him. >> reporter: david bowie hand-picked donnie, who is a two-time grammy nominated saxophonist. if you'd like to see him perform, head to village vanguard.com for more information. he'll be recounting the whole experience musically through song. steve: all the people who worked with him get to evangelize about it since he's gone. hard to believe. let's talk about the weather. 49, heat wave, nick. crazy. nick: that was after hitting 51 this afternoon. we were hoping for 50 today. we made it a cross a lot of the area. we'll be around 50 tomorrow. we have the

black rock, charles schwab, vanguard, they are some of the big names that slashed the annual expensest are charged to investors. according to the wall street journal, more than 100 mutual and exchange traded funds cost a tenths of a percent a year. that's far below the average fund cost of just over 1%. they track a major index like s&p 500. these are referred to as passive funds. >> so we're hearing that investors are realizing that the money you save on fees then adds to your profits. >> absolutely. there was an economist at the securities and exchange commission who recently calculated that investors could save, get this, $25 billion a year. that's more than $200 per household. simply by switching from actively managed to passive funds. i like to think of that as a way to increase your return without any additional risk. people are definitely getting the message. according to fund research firm morning star investors pulled $200 billion from those more expensive actively managed stock and bond funds last year, they added two times that amount over 4$00 billion went into passively m

they are the vanguards of the 20,000 new york city high school students who will see the show over the next 12 months. other not call out all names. could i ask though students to stand and be recognized please. [applause] [applause] during the intervals in the program i will get a chance to talk to some of these young people. all of them are top students in their schools here it -- in their schools. early in the show, addressing his pals, the young hamilton says -- do not be shocked when your history book mentions me, i will lay down my life. eventually, you will see my ascendancy. there are many markers of hamilton's ascendancy. they hamilton panel exhibition you saw during the party has been traveling the united states for the past 10 years and has visited 85 different cities. for a fuller account of hamilton's historical ascendancy, it is my pleasure to turn to the cofounder and cochair of the gilder lehrman institue of american history. lewisletterman -- lehrman. [applause] >> dear friends of the gilder lehrman institue of american history. of mount vernon, of washington college.

pneither did vanguard's lawyers pat meridian partners law. phe says and title company made prepeated calls to meridian artner's law when their calls pwere finally returned he says pmore. ptopping out at more than $1,700. pit just runs constantly. pfrom my perspective no rhyme or preason. pfox 13 was there as he went to pmake final payment to the plawyer. phis friends loaned him the money pso he wouldn't lose the sale of pthe home. pthis one day only deal. p$1,768.51 and certified funds or pthey foreclose in two days. pfinally last month he was able pto close on the sale of his phouse. pthis stuff wouldn't allowed to pgo on if people knew about it. pi truly believe that. pthe homeowner still doesn't know pwhat final bill was for. phe plans to file a complaint pwith the a florida bar. ptina jen son, fox 13 news. p>>> if you have something you pwant to investigative our team pto look into email us an pinvestigates@wtvt.com. pa misunderstanding led to pgunshot a tampa officer was ptrying to pull over a driver on pofficer heard gunshot and saw ptw

here's what vanguard's global head of fixed income predicted here on cnbc yesterday. >> we expect them to dial back some of the rhetoric in terms of doing three or four rate hikes this year and continuing on that pace for next year. the market and economic conditions are just not supportive of that type of aggressive move over the course of the next year or so. >> now, as i mentioned, 2:00 p.m. eastern time, be here on cnbc. fed chair janet yellen will not be holding a press conference after the meeting, but of course investors will be parsing every single word in that statement. i think the big question is what does the fed, wilfred, say in the statement? how do they telegraph they're watching some of the pockets of weakness in the economy, notably in industrials and manufacturing, even some sluggishness in retail sales and consumption, while at the same time inspiring confidence and telling the market we're still on this tightening path but we see what's happening with financial market conditions and with weakness in the economy. >> absolutely right. tough tight rope to walk for jane

collective artists who called themselves die "the bridge" a link from classical art to the of a vanguard. the art was frantic, they were extremely fast sometimes taking capture a scene. reality for auto mock familiar effect. >> so move quickly. capture live while on the run. in that sense of joy, sense of love of life is very muchirchner, certainly unfill the first world war. >> that's when ernst courage mr.'s life took a dark turn. he joined the german army but found life in uniform tootoo constrained. a mental break down got him discharged. a morphine and alcohol addictionlife. he sought help at a sanitarium here in the swiss alps the cold, dry air in davos, was considered therapeutic. kirchner's health improved and later moved into this home which doubled as his studio. here to davos how did that change? kirchner in davos because the was really calm, was totally different, he was up in the mountains far away from city life and it was sort of healing for him. >> thats showcased at the kirchner museum in davos where thorsten is ther. >> majestic mountains inspired him. and the unusual c

vanguard index mutual-fund.[laughter] i won a low-cost index investment don't want to pay attention to but others want to read "the wall street journal" and stay on top of their investments. that is a different game and there really is the trade-off. putting people are entitled to say i could be using this time productively instead of trying to figure out decisions for us by each our department and that will probably emerge in the future. >> i think maybe a subtitle might be the disappearance. i have been aware of this for a while and i think it is scary for the state of democracy because work is going away. how does your argument with the think tanks and the legislative issues of the day? and not with any political discussion at all. what about the notion to pay for the shadow work? and with those three issues back to the main questions. ironically just yesterday went to a seminar at schwab. you can sit down at your own computer and answer a simple questionnaire or a portfolio with tax harvesting and rebalancin

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repeatedly between 2009 and 2015, while macintyre drove the the students from their homes, to the vanguard school in chester county. macintyre has been banned from school property and suspended without pay. >>> the school district did release a statement reading in part, we will be in contact with the the families of students involved and we will provide all necessary resources. the the district will cooperate full which law enforcement as the investigation continues. >>> meanwhile, nine rowan university students are a accused of stealing $35,000, by making fake returns at a convenient store. the glassboro police say the students were using their boro bus university debit cards to scam a 7-eleven. a 21 year-old student who worked at the stories the the ring leader. investigators say wow enter fake return amounts and then credit his own boro bucks account a along with the accounts of eight of his friends. >> just swipe the card, hit the return, and then type in an event and it was on his card. 7-eleven noticed first and requested information from the college about transactions, and then the

occurred repeatedly between 2009 and 2015, while macintyre drove the students from their homes, to the vanguard school in chester county. macintyre has been banned from school property and suspended without school pay. >>> the school district did release a statement reading in part we will be in contact with the families of students involved, and we will provide all necessary resources, the district will cooperate fully with law enforcement the as the investigation continues. >>> nine students at rowan university are arrested after police say that they scammed one convenient store out of about $35,000. as alexandria hoff reports the the students are accused of making fake returns to load money on their school debit cards. >>> like most universities rowan has their own id card that double as releddable debit card. students can use these boro bucks in 90 places in and around campus. >> i just spend 3.50. >> fifty bucks for coffee and books is normal but what was coming out of the campus 7-eleven is not. >> 7-eleven noticed first and requested some information from the college about transactions.

and in my judgment had the least reason not to be in the vanguard of safety, because it was a newly designed car, so that was an important point right there because i was quite concerned about the logical stagnation -- technological stagnation of the industry. something that did not escape the notice of people in japan and germany who began to think that they had a market opportunity because detroit was emphasizing style over safety. and they were selling stylistic pornography over engineering integrity and that of course had a lot of problems for motorists fuel inefficiency, rest problems, lack of -- rust problems, and lack of durability and car companies began to move in on the market especially in quality control. so that was one point. the second was the design of the corvair, i found in adequate. it was in three areas, one was an area that could have prevented accidents, prevented injury and the toxicity. what i am referring to is the simple swing axle problem in terms of stability of the car. the second was the rear displacement inclination of the steering assembly. it was a uniquely d

schools who went to see the show last weekend and met members of the cast afterwards and who are the vanguard of the 20,000 new york city high school students who will see the show over the next 12 months. i won't call out all their names, but could i ask all ten of those students to stand and be recognized, please. mrs. [ applause ] during the intervals tonight, i hope you will get a chance to talk to some of these young people, all top students in their school, full of talent and aspiration. and also elected members of the advisory council. early in the show, addressing his pals and drinking buddies, the young hamilton says, don't be shocked when your history book mentions me. i will lay down my life if it sets us free. eventually you'll see my ascendency. there are many markers of hamilton's ascendency. they have visited 85 different cities. but for a fuller account of hamilton's historical ascendency, it is my pleasure now to turn to the co-founder and co-chair of the institute, businessman civic leader and historian in his own right, lewis lehrman. [ applause ] >> dear friends of the ins