bush administration called "rise of the vulcans." i moved in 2004 to johns hopkins school of advanced international studies and have written books there since. brian: so here is some video, very brief, from 1988. george w. bush is here in this town working for his father in april of 1988, a short interview we did with him. i wanted you to hear him talk about texas. [video clip] >> it is a state that encourages growth and a state that has a sense of pride that i like. i just think texas has got problems, although it is growing out of them. the opportunities in that state are enormous, and i'm a person always seeking opportunity. brian: that was 1988. what was george w. bush doing during the campaign and what do you think he was thinking at that point about his own future in politics? james: very interesting question. it is a continuation of the story i told about lee atwater and mistrusting him. george w. bush, at that point he was out of the oil business. he was relatively free. when he expressed some mistrust to atwater about how hi

introduction noticed represent paul allen's technology organization vulcan and much of our work begins with listening to the end user walking with the rangers listening to the rangers what is their average day look like what are their concerns for their problems how do we make their lives easier and integrating technology in their everyday life over trying to create something that is out of context that might be working for a western audience but it's not going to be culturally or technologically appropriate for the folks on the ground. and when you come out of from a point of looking at the you know the the interface between human and wildlife and looking at solutions that benefit bolts that's where you can have success when you're looking at the ground when you're looking at humans wildlife and how the solutions come together to benefit all parties involved that's where we're going to see long term success. and it was right that we shouldn't kid ourselves the dial m. is our very acute i'll give you an example i was in chad in central africa just last week talking to a farmer in a ver

but that was the father vulcan segments are always a bit long but it does mean. i'm an agnostic i have to say that honestly in front of the camera. but that doesn't mean that god doesn't exist try it it simply does any good. today i fell for it. today the wrestler father of all crying is preaching and it's true that he's passionate about martial arts the mass on sunday is almost always well attended not least because of the sermons the dominican order has always focused on good preaching. we are gathered here today in the name of the father the son and of the holy spirit christ the lord be with you. part of old gang is sixty years old in today's salmon he advocates policies some would call socialist the man who has been a member of the monastery indecl daw for twenty five years speaks out against those who are reactionary both inside and outside the church. must not the system in all its various forms. continues to view the physical and rentier real world with suspicion especially sexuality which is cast as impure. isn't the idea of the untouchable has its origin

introduction noticed represent paul allen's technology organization vulcan and much of our work begins with listening to the end user walking with the rangers listening to the rangers what is their average day look like what are their concerns for their problems how do we make their lives easier and integrating technology in their everyday life over trying to create something that is out of context that might be working for a western audience but it's not going to be culturally or technologically appropriate for the folks on the ground. and when you come out of from a point of looking at the you know the the interface between human and wildlife and looking at solutions that benefit bolts that's where you can have success when you're looking at the ground when you're looking at humans wildlife and how the solutions come together to benefit all parties involved that's where we're going to see long term success. and it was right that we shouldn't kid ourselves that the die limits are very acute i'll give you an example i was in chad in central africa just last week talking to a farmer in

broadly with these commodities have values that are are of a cultural in order nature raising awareness vulcan has released a film about this called the ivory game and that's one pored of bringing stories killing some of these ancient traditions if you will. just looking at a list of really tell mark prices for various exotic animals and african great power it can go at t. thousand dollars a slow loris one hundred forty five that's reasonably cheap gorilla i think i have trouble thinking that somebody would alter my gorilla four hundred thousand dollars but you have seen this happen people do you buy a wildlife as pets as a live view for a little bit you know so you're going to go down you see this every day all the time and in fact with the rise of the internet in the last decade or more this is becoming even more of a problem it's much easier to purchase a wild animal regardless of the laws in your state or your country through the internet and have that animal shipped to you these animals are being torn from their mothers in the wild they're being packed into shipping crates they're being p

introduction noticed represent paul allen's technology organization vulcan and much of our work begins swayed listening to the end user walking with the rangers listening to the rangers what is their average day look like what are their concerns for their problems how do we make their lives easier and integrating technology in their everyday life over trying to create something that is out of context that might be working for a western audience but it's not going to be culturally or technologically appropriate for the folks on the ground. and when you come out of it from a point of looking at the you know the the interface between human and wildlife and looking at solutions that benefit well that's where you can have success when you're looking at the ground when you're looking at human wildlife and how the solutions come together to benefit all parties involved that's where we're going to see long term success. angela is right we shouldn't kid ourselves the dial limits are very acute i'll give you an example i was in chad in central africa just last week talking to a farmer in a very

vulcan gun to be cultivates only monsters. in a co-production with.the burning based on artists and uses an incubator as a breeding ground for exceptional creativity. europa and thirty minutes on t w. the armed forces are under pressure they're battling recruiting. outdated and broken down equipment and limited budgets. yell the senate is a huge mess and it was not enough times for not enough transport helicopters or not enough tanks we have ten divisions that don't have tanks up. so outsourcing and privatization are the order of the day in all areas but that can pose dangers. every day that along comes all the conference center businesses make more money with everything from reconnaissance drones to laundry facilities firms are still training the forces in france finance german. military industrial complex starts october twentieth on t w. this is news coming to you live from berlin a rocket carrying the cruel thing to national space station failed made. the launch from kazakhstan appear to go but at first but then the two astronauts one russian and m

introduction noticed represent paul allen's technology organization vulcan and much of our work begins with listening to the end user walking with the rangers listening to the rangers what is their average day look like what are their concerns for their problems how do we make their lives easier and integrating technology in their everyday life over trying to create something that is out of context that might be working for a western audience but it's not going to be culturally or technologically appropriate for the folks on the ground. and when you come out of it from a point of looking at the you know the the interface between human and wildlife and looking at solutions that benefit well that's where you can have success when you're looking at the ground when you're looking at humans wildlife and how the solutions come together to benefit all parties involved that's where we're going to see long term success. and was right we shouldn't kid ourselves the dial m. is our very acute i'll give you an example i was in chad in central africa just last week talking to a farmer in a very impo

paul allen, the vulcan chairman founder has died at the age of 65 years old. just releasing a statement saying that he has passed away. as we getmore details them. at the ke a closer look u.s. market close stocks failing to hold on to brief gains in the s&p session, the dow and nasdaq closing lowers. latest, an has the investors are trying to gauge whether this was a healthy would correction or it last longer. >> we still don't have the answer. e fail to see the follow-through of the healthy rebound we saw on friday. tensions, eopolitical hose are weighing in on tech, weighing in on nasdaq and the rest of the stock market. was the t we saw here nasdaq 100 with a heavy of tech stocks. the broadest measure of the gains, the show some dollar as mentioned at a two-week low. let's take a look at the bloomberg. key question even though we slip into s&p 500 the red was whether it held the did.day moving average, it so the question is tech finding the bottom where it bounces off is it just taking a bearish pause in the selloff, a remains on the market. e did see sever

allen's investment firm vulcan says he died today of complications from non-hodgkin's lymphoma. allen founded microsoft with bill gates in 1975 after both dropped out of college. the two met at the private lakeside school in seattle. over his lifetime, allen donated more than two billion dollars to charity. he also owned the nfl's seattle seahawks and the nba's portland trailblazers. sotthreatened.sot (terisa) microsoft co-founder and philanthropist paul allen has died. allen's investment firm vulcan says he died today of complications from non-hodgkin's lymphoma. allen founded microsoft with bill gates in 1975 after both dropped out of college. the two met at the private lakeside school in seattle. over his lifetime, allen donated more than two billion dollars to charity. he also ned the nfl's seattle seahawks and the nba's portland trailblazers. allen was 65-years old. the dry air mass the dry air mass the dry air mass aloft will cool down overnight temperatures this evening. expect 40s in the north bay and interior valleys with 50s along the coast. cooler temperatures are for

. >> reporter: the work of vulcan capital can be seen here on earth.he firm helped fund redfin, spotify, netflix and uber, to name a few. earlier this month allen announced that the non-hodgkin limb foymphoma had returned. he died at the age of 65. vulcan capital will continue to invest in his interests. >> katie just showed you what bill gates had to say about paul allen and other major tech names also sharing their thoughts. jeff bezos called allen relentless to the end. take a look, mark benioff was impressed by how he gave back and cherished the environment. and apple ceo tim cook remembered allen as a pioneer. >>> a member of a suspected white supremacist group with bay area ties will remain in trial . cole white is accused of starting riots. they were arrested in charlottesville, virginia, last year. a judge says white is a flight he his tr more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. we'll start with temperatures along the east bay where they're coolest in fremont, 47. castro valley 49. oakland, san leandro 51 to richmond at 55 and

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your vulcan is what i mean to tiff with that if muslims will commit this when i press or. three or four show interest in moscow as a policy is because it. you know guys give awkwardnesses if you have a. little sickle but before it's mistook at the end of the political i have actual bessie and i go. full for luck and reach for the. good one there was an angel in the months year. on the city since it was official to fix the example. susi says as he said it's up for. i want to just i know you've got a little sister to do that for the good i think it was if i'm not a family. if you will cause it is one upon the to the point puno always kind of done there's really more yes sure to play as opposed to illinois but of course at the actual bank the was actually it a lot is able to. the groceries for one. so this is rooted in a very subtle indeed children are manipulated by the archbishop but father emanuel offers another explanation. cooked additional subversive note of what was and gets up there to look at some of these it's interesting. and it's not enough. simply you have so man

vulcan capital will continue to invest in his interests.e first to acknowledge allen's passing. the team posted a simple tribute. the nfl quickly followed, showing himself brati celebrati super bowl victory. and the trail blazers expressed their condolences. and apple ceo tim cook remembered allen as a pioneer. >>> in the north bay, pg&e says 70% of customers affected by the fire prevention power outage will have their service restored by midnight. pg&e cut pow tore lier to lines night to prevent sparks in areas with a high fire danger. power will be fully restored by tower. some businesses said it didn't make any sense. >> take care of where the real problem is, up in the higher elevations and more rural areas and save the small communities the pain, shall we say, until it's absolutely necessary. >> pg&e says winds gusted at 70 miles per hour in the hills, and the company only cuts power as a last resort. so are we done with the wind? let's check in with sandhya patel. >> we are done with the real strong winds that weed a last night. take

here vulcan is what i mean to differ that if muslims will greet us when i guess or. to look for show interest in moscow was of course is because a fictional guys could organise is if you know. little sickle but not for its mistook at that level do politike politics of se micro. fault for not get rich but. a good one those are the months here. on this l.v. sinisterly is official to fix the example two hundred sixty says so it's a poor. county just. i know you've got to lose that you lost your sister to do that for the good the atlanta was if i'm not of them. if you will cause it is sort of on the to the void theme you know he's going to done that's really what he's surely planned as it was a tool for people annoyed but of course at the should make the good he was actually it a lot as able to suppose as just his work of advice or his frequent. should this is rooted very subtle indeed children are manipulated by the archbishop but father emanuel offers another explanation. seems wrong. but i'll just tell all. i mean you get to shape out just to become an advocate and en

here vulcan is what i mean to shift with that if possible commit those when i press or. to look for show interest in moscow was a policy is because it. guys give awkwardnesses if you have a. little sickle but. it's mistook at the end of all the political politics of s.c. micro. pull for luck and reach. a good one those are the months you. in the city since it is official to fix the example. susi says so it's a fool. i want to just get it and you've got a little justice is there to do that for the good i thought it was if i'm that of. a fellow cause it is what up on the to the white people know what he's going to done there's really more yes sure to play as opposed to the whole night but of course at the show they catch the goody was actually it a lot as editors and was as was just recap of advances required to see this is rooted in a very subtle indeed children are manipulated by the archbishop but father emanuel offers another explanation. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sports business i'm show busi

violence after the fourth of the fun in born and i remember thinking at the time if the blood in vulcan for what anything can happen if people come together and unite for a course. when i do the news i often confronted difficult situations more conflict between disaster i see despite my job to confront goodspeed as on policies and development just put the spotlight on issues that matter most hunger food security oppression nationalizations. a lot has been achieved so much more needs to be john and i think people have to be at the heart of solutions my name is on the type she's on and i work at g.w. . scars cover don't forget women in russia have to live with violence sexism and oppression in the same bed finances knowing when to brush up. where putin's petri are to rooms to women's rights were already gaining traction a hundred years ago. people here don't have a clue about feminism but their own women want to instigate change in everyday life for justice and equality. under the skin of russia's women starts nov thirteenth on double. play. the odds. this is. from multiple head as he's a

dollar it's a vulcan source of extra income for the small scale farmers who often struggle financially the cubs draw out at a small factory then place in a compromise us for two days it turns them into charcoal then mix with water and molded into briquettes these are left to draw in the sun for another five days then they're ready for use the factory produces a ton of crickets each week that's nowhere near enough we cannot produce much more and we calculated to replace all the firewood of our universe of kitchen and the school to provide with briquettes we need around four tons perique so we have to build another bigger car when i saw. since starting to produce b. katz the university has massively cut back on the fire. that's not only helping the forests it's also saving the institution money and the idea is catching on a nearby school has now introducing new technology albert smith is hoping the project will set a precedence nationwide and help stop the rapid disappearance of you can this forest. yes and it's hard time to stop deforestation and saw for alternative ways to make a livin

allen's investment company, vulcan capital opened up a branch in palo alto. >> paul had a tremendously huge vision on how to improve the world. a big part of our forward plans are to help realize that vision and to continue what he wanted to get done. and that's how we are rallying together this week and the next weeks. >> paul allen had an amazing home here in the bay area. giving us a look at his estate. staid to be worth in excess of $27 million. paul allen was known for being one of the big three pioneers in the tech world. along with apple co-founder steve jobs and ms-13 co-founder steve gates who received a statement over the passing saying, paul was a true partner and a dear friend. personal computing would not have existed without him. i will miss him tremendously. >>> jurors who handed down a landmark verdict against monsanto are accusing the judge of backtracking. that judge is ready to toss out most of the $289 million verdict. one juror writes, "i urge you to respect and honor our verdict in the six weeks of our lives that we dedicated to this trial." another says the possi

and vulcan, inc, holding his investments will pass to his sister jodie. but shi has said she may not be interested in owning teams. >>> some of his personal troe trophies the 4149 yacht octopus and fleet of jets and 1plus mansions scattered from mercer to london and brance cou sold would the proceeds going to charity. for nightly business rert, robert frank. >>> all right one more look at the big rally on wall street today. thanks to the better than expected earnings, the dow advanced 547 points. e nasdaq added 214. the s&p was up 59. >> and that will do it for us ton. i'm sue her aire thanks for joining us. >>> i'm bill griffeth. have a great evening. y se tomorrow. "bbc world news america." fundin of this presentation e made possi the freeman foundation, kovler foundation, pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. >> wow. thats unbelievable. >> ♪

the executive director of the vulcan paul peace institute told us don't need to tread carefully over his response all risk alienating a key middle east partner. the president is in a very delicate and precarious situation because on the one hand he's tied his mass to a degree to moderate and some of the crown prince of saudi arabia so he's going to go over there and he's going to start accusing them of murdering a cautionary that he's going to fight who his middle east policy in a shambles so he's in a very delicate situation i think it really underscores the toxicity of the u.s. saudi relationships which we may actually see being unraveled as was. as brett kavanaugh on his his first arguments as a u.s. supreme court judge the bitterness and anger of his opponents over his appointment remains as wrong as ever kelly more pin takes a look at how it could have long lasting political repercussions after a great deal of controversy brett kavanaugh has been confirmed on to the u.s. supreme court as a justice now as if all that controversy weren't enough we now have donald trump throwing so

professional vulcan he believes that cigarette filters play a big role. i think what we have to think about is not picking up cigarette butts not just going on collecting because that's not going to do very much good we might collect a million over a minute still wouldn't touch the burden there we'd need to look at ways of doing this product from an environmental standpoint and the number one objective that i have is to ban the sale of film to cigarettes. without filters smokers will be exposed to even more talk seems so it's a radical proposal. but it's one that at least spares other creatures and the environment. this is i would. hope like that we really have to you know scientifically we think that we. just call it a cigarette butts in the environment and that we think that they're just gone you know and they're not going to be harmful the way but i know it's coming back to us . smoking isn't banned on this beach on germany's baltic states and even though it's officially frowned upon people still smoke cigarette butts are the most common form of refuse

chicken but after the fourth of the flood in one i remember thinking at the time fifth of blood in vulcan for what happens if people come together and unite for it costs when i do the news i often confront difficult situations more conflicts between disaster i see despite my job to confront good speeches on policies and development to put the spotlight on issues that matter most hunger food security question marshall nicely since. a notch has been achieved with so much more needs to be john and i think people have to be at the heart of solutions my name is a mcclatchy son and i work at the delta. this is d.w. news live from berlin as parliamentary polls open enough down as dawn of battle between tara and home is playing out of voting stations across the country multiple explosions and casualties have already been reported in kabul photos all risking their lives to cause that balance we'll get the latest from the afghan capital. also coming up saudi arabia admits jamal khashoggi instead off to two weeks of denial saudi state t.v. says.

vulcan too so same cohen says he shevardnadze humanity may be on the brink of a leak in the cells of space exploration but i we were ready to handle the extraterrestrial boom when it comes to it i asked him a message to people an astrophysicist and the director of the united nations office of outer space affairs. with the rapid pace of progress eclipsing everything we have a thought possible taken all the g.'s enabling us to dream about today and not tomorrow bring el to space exploration. much closer than the distant future as humanity stands on the verge of a new space era money. with outer space become a hotbed of rivalry mirroring squabbles on. could it become an environment for peaceful and prosperous cooperation. someone that the astrophysicist director of the united nations office for outer space affairs welcome to the show great to have you with us today so this is a paper thank you my pleasure they took knowledge is advancing so fast these days groundbreaking change is no longer a generation away we see it happen before our eyes in every field however we haven't come back to

close of thirty is visibly waning how no kind of lunatic angle or muscle cling on so calm my guess is vulcan sure i'd like one of the most famous and infamous politicians here in germany. conflicts on starts october thirty first time to tell the new. shift living in the digital age today. advice from midwives biased on strong women in a r. . and miniatures on film but first. real estate speculation in the our in world fly.

political spectrum like the case of the far right alternative for germany and the former finance minister vulcan sure it was not president of the german parliament has commented on america's decisions this ticket listen to what he had to say. is want to do is use strong both together and therefore i would i would not be. so decides if she has announced she will run again that is an important step. to announce that i think she is a good turns and we will be agreeing in my party that we will nor do we do what we can to avoid brezhnev lame duck so that was was conk sure but the former finance minister and an ally of chancellor merkel thomas johnston miccolis tried to seize the initiative in silence of critics by her announcement announcements but can't she last two full parliamentary term do you think well that's a very big question rita there's no doubt that coal is a weakened there's no doubt that her work could become much more complicated in the next few years on the other hand conservatives yesterday by the party headquarters and i was there were mentioning that that was actually an opportunit

create friction with the united states the asian rivals are working to build closer ties abby was vulcan by chinese premier league in beijing the two then held talks in that increasing economic cooperation and signed a number of agreements abhi hilditch as a historic turning point in the relationship between china and japan obvious to you to meet with the chinese president xi jinping later today. joining me now from beijing is due to be correspondent. welcome what is from your perspective how significant is this meeting and why do you think it comes now. historic is a big word but for himself this is probably is torek he has been unwelcome officially unwelcome in beijing for most years that's because of his nationalist retore x. and his unwillingness to address japan's war time on the other hand japan also is very unhappy about china's military behavior in the region its assertiveness so post the ties have been very tight a very strict restraint during the last five years and so this is really a step forward and both sides have to overcome a bit of their of their restraints so. both coun

said, the world is a better place because of paul's passion, >>> in recen years, allen's company vulcancluding a museum inspired by his passion for music. as well as his philanthropic efforts around the world. >> wildlife conservation, climate change, infectious diseases, it was one of the great joys of working with paul, that breadth and diversity of how many things he wanted to have an impact on and how big he thought about impact. >> allen was treated for nonhodgkins lymphoma in 2009. he announced two weeks ago it had returned. tim cook said our industry has lost a pioneer and our world has lost a force for good. >> but his legacy will live on forever. that is our news for this wednesday. for others you can check back later for the morning news and of course "cbs this morning." from the broadcast center in new from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm demarco morgan. >>> it's wednesday, october 17th, 2018. this is the "cbs morning news." >>> officials in turkey say there's proof journalist jog was killed in the saudi consulate in istanbul. but president trump is warning about j

merkel of thirteen is visibly waning how low can go to angola must cling on her call my guess is vulcan sure i'd like one of the most famous and infamous politicians here in germany. conflict zone starts october thirty first time e.w. . hello and welcome to a new edition of tamara today the science show on t.w. . coming up on the program. fresh brewed coffee is it healthy oh not. our skin is literally crawling with millions of minute creatures. and our water is laced with traces of medication how can it be removed.

germany's best known therapist vulcan smith bala has a column in which he analyzes modern relationships. can a society where the pressure to perform is increasing a partner who i know and who can compensate my weaknesses is of huge importance as to cause took. essentially the family and ultimately the couple's relationship ought to be a place where i do not have to perform always tried to meet. the most of these things and but at the same time there are an increasing number of factors such as performance physical appearance erotic functionality or compromising couples' relationships i have it's when i am in the past there were precious few alternatives to marriage there were clear male and female roles in relationships and marriage life followed districts that morals i fancy boarding force were all the cards while that may have cause for the mystery it did help to stabilize relationships. and. the sake. nail. we're at the crossroads between an era where crossing the line into the forbidden it was an essential part of sexuality that did these men. in no then to an era where desire has be

no wonder vulcan materials hit a 52 high. the reason, they are worried about week new project numbers you don't build roads when there is no demand for them. basic building blocks tend to be indicators of what to come and then there is the trade war with china, the tariffs are just now reaching mainstream and while retailers will pass, the rest they have to eat. now there were some major one offs but they don't belong in this mosaic. ibm took a step back in its transition with a strategic imperative set back by surprising slow downs. i think maybe they lost business you need to put yourself in the shoes of the fed they are determined to raise interest rates no matter what. powell stated he is willing to overshoot in order to stamp out inflation. yellen called this method data dependency i called it common sense now though, the fed seems to want to ignore anything negative instead, they just want to lay down on the tracks of csx. i'm calling them out as lazy and irresponsible. worst than that, it is a real problem. this is sup

we've come to the town of huge book housing in the german state of tearing and home to vulcan renner's company merida and century and. the former top cyclocross cyclist was the man who brought mountain biking to germany in a big way. today he's a successful entrepreneur. to come. he offers a range of models and business is booming so where do the bikes come from. the market for. this bike it's made in germany no it's not made in germany but it's a german brand yeah it's a german brand so where does the frame come from like so many things the frame comes from china it's painted in assembled in taiwan quality control happens here. both india completed. a bike designed in germany assembled in taiwan from components manufactured in china. made in this way a bike like this pays a fifteen percent import today when it arrives in the e.u. . but if it was shipped directly to germany from a factory in china the importer would have to pay almost fifty percent in punitive tariffs why because a chinese company can make bikes much more cheaply than a german firm ever could twenty years strolled past

allen's investment firm vulcan says he died monday of complications from non-hodgkin's lymphoma.llen founded microsoft with bill gates in 1975 after both dropped out of college. the two met at the private lakeside school in seattle. over his lifetime, allen donated more than two billion dollars to charity. he also owned the nfl's seattle seahawks and the nba's portland trailblazers. paul allen was 65-years old. "pocohontas! //i will give you a million dollars, to your favorite charity, if you take the test and it proves you're an indian."(terisa) massachusetts senator elizabeth warren says she has the proof ... and now the president must pay.(ken) the president now says he'll only pay if he's allowed to administer the d=n=a test personally.(terisa)as grant lodes explains, the test did prove one thing: warren is serious about challenging president trump in 2020. "hi, i'm elizabeth warren, is doctor bustamante in please" warreen chose stanford university geneticist carlos bustamante to deliver the verdict. "the facts suggest that you absolutely

allen's current company, vulcan, inc., an investment firm said in a statement he died this afternoon. he was an avid sports fan and owned the trailblazers and the seahawks. a net worth of just over $26 billion. he died from complications of non-hodgkin's lymphoma. paul allen was 65. >>> you can call it a $9 million solution. a new program in oakland designed to keep people from becoming homeless. that's next. plus -- >> reporter: after a 3 1/2 month hiatus, they're back. what you need to know before you ride. >>> calls for president trump to keep his word. why he may now owe million to charity. >>> taking a live look at our traffic. we told you earlier about a fatal accident on 101. carlos was there. you can see 101 southbound in this area of san jose is just clear which normally it is not. the southbounders on your right-hand side, because of this accident. 88 a more powerful way to stay connected. it gives you super fast speeds for all your devices, enhanced coverage, and lets you control your network with the xfi app. it's the ultimate wifi experience. xfinity xfi. simple. easy. aw

in 2013 his investment company, vulcan capital opened up a branch in palo alto. he funded a medical research facility based at stanford. >>> half moon bay pumpkin farmers struggling to keep afloat could soon turn to the marijuana industry. residents are set to vote on five different can bus regulations in -- cannabis regulations in november. one allowing them to grow an existing greenhouse. kpix 5 kiet do has a break down of these measures. >> reporter: here in half moon bay they have an unprecedented five measures on the upcoming ballot, dealing with can wyoming now the mayor insists that they are dipping their toes in the water and not jumping in feet first. in a spoiler alert, the pumpkins are going to be okay. >> reporter: it may not look like it at first, but mayor deborah penrose says these five ballot measures represent slow, thoughtful changes. >> we can't make that happen overfight. the public sometimes takes a long time to really tell you what it is that they want. >> maturer says the first -- the mayor says the first one measure aa is a no brainer. the

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but don't worry about that trump has a plan to make the vulcans pay for it and that should be fine. [aughter ] donald trump loves to talk about this space force. it's almost as if when he says space force, he's waiting for us to laugh. >> space force. the space force! the space force, right? space force. the space force. the space force. very serious stuff. the space force. space. very important. the space force! building the space force. >> jimmy: i'm convinced this whole thing with the space force is a prank he's playing on mike pence. i feel like he told mike pence, your job from now on is to get out there and get people excited about the space force. >> our nation's armed forces have always been the vanguard of advancing american leadership. beyond the bounds of earth, space force will ensure a new era of american supremacy in space. >> jimmy: then trump's in his office laughing his ass off. [ laughter ] or here's another theory. mike pence is an i'll yep. alien. and the space force is the only chance he has to get back home. [ laughter ] think about it. [ applause ] hey, this is

great diversity of backgrounds where people come from, languages and religions and cultures so vulcanized and so little contact we actually have with one another, we talk about red america and blue america and it's absolutely true. i did grow up in much more red america, i grew up in louisville, kentucky. but living in the upper west side of manhattan in 10025, i have to say i don't meet a ton of people who think very differently than i do and quite in a bulb. those people who live in -- in a bubble -- the people in the other part of the country live in their own bubble. it's easier to hate people you don't see and have a different perspective and easier to hate people and think those jews are betraying the country or black people and muslim people are betraying the country if you actually don't meet them. once you meet them you discover human beings are human beings and are worthy. this is where our religious traditions come into play. even though we come from different religious traditions, it is absolutely true what you just said we are the corners of human society that teach people lo

his investment company, vulcan, said millions were touched by his generosity. on allen's twitter account, a final tweet summarizing his remarkable life. as long as we work together with both urgency and determination, there are no limits to what we can achieve. joe fryer, nbc news. >> very young, but lived a pretty rich life. >> one that we all benefit from. >> affected by, certainly. >> we'll be right back. looking . the moves san jose state is taking to acknowledge athletes... who are also activists. plus, the way our consumer unit "served up" answers after a mix up at a bay area chef )s restaurant. tomorrow morning from 4:30 to 7. don )t belive it, just watch! ♪ ♪ 'cuz uptown funk gonna give it to you ♪ ♪ saturday night ♪ don't believe me just watch >> hey, if you didn't believe it, just watch. you see it right there, this video going viral after being posted by the boston dynamics, and you can see why. this bot mini robot created by engineers is jamming out to bruno mars' cover of the song "uptown funk" and even pulls off the robot equivalent of the moon wa

. >> melissa: or vulcan senator lindsay lindsey graham supporting the move. on "fox & friends," they say both sides have a strong case to make. >> this has been a long-standing debate. there are good faith organism by glycosides. this seems to report unlimited birthright citizenship. history, the text, some of the drafters tend to go the other way. courts view causes like this as having meaning. they don't just dispense them. you can make it -- you can certainly make a good faith argument that it limits birthright citizenship. >> melissa: is so, here is the text of the 14th amendment -- "all persons born or naturalized to the united states and subject to the jurisdiction thereof are citizens of the united states, and of the state wherein they reside. many, including the president, are focusing on that part. president trump tweeting, "so-called birthright citizenship is not covered by the 14th amendment because of the words subject to the jurisdiction thereof. many legal scholars agree." judge, i'm glad you are here. there is extensive writing on both sides. t

but it is not just intel vulcan metalless this was at the 52-week low. this morning it was down in the premarket by 5%. now it is up 12.5% there are a lot of people who are throwing out baby with the bath water we know that happens when you see washouts that's one of the signs of a washout to michael santelli's point. but to what we are seeing right now, there is also a pretty good shopping list buying down there at or near 52-week lows. facebook is one of those stocks that is basically plumbing even though it is only up 1.60 from the lows it plumbed down to the lows recently. >> steph i came to you last for a reason because we have had this conversation about the fangs and whether they have bottomed you, at least when it comes to google, don't think it has because you have lightened up some i think today even. >> i have been lightening up for the last couple of week. it was really more positioning, if you will. i think everyone sold facebook and went into google because the valuations are comparable. >> that's the argument you always heard, it is cheap.