representing new england, one of the best orators, daniel webster. impressive figure webster is. we also have john quincy adams. he, too, is a whig. most famously, henry clay, hailing from the state of kentucky. clay ends up running for president five times. just can't get in. he can't seem to do it. nonetheless, henry clay is one of the most important political figures in american history. henry clay has an american system. that american system is threefold. henry clay says first, we need to have protective tariffs on american manufacturing. sure enough, henry clay, when he becomes secretary of state under president john quincy adams, adams signed into law a new 1828, of raising it from 25% to 45%. that is one heck of a tariff. why did they do that? to protect american manufacturers and textile goods. clay also says we need federally funded internal improvements. using federal dollars to finance the building of roads, canals, bridges, and so forth. and finally, clay says, we need to recharter that bank of the united states. unlike jefferson -- excuse me, unlike hamilton, however

and this, of course, would be at another meeting, for the eastbound traffic at webster and page. so thank you. i appreciate this as a member of the general san francisco safety community and an associate member of the hayes valley neighborhood association. thank you. >> thank you, mr. lowe, and thank you for your service on the pedestrian safety advisory committee. next speaker, please. >> kathy, charles, and patrick. >> i am charles defarge on behalf of the san francisco biking coalition. i'm here today in support of our 10,000 plus members of the this project will bring necessary traffic calming to the major east-west traffic connection between golden gate park and market street. these proposed changes including parking changes, bulb outs, will create eventually raised crosswalks, raised intersections even, will create a neighborhood street that is calm and comfortable with people of all ages and abilities walking along it. really important for families of children at john muir elementary and the families that visit the park. we have seen a lot of support for the project to add

to go back to webster's dictionary but it helps because it shows profit isn't just money. is a benefit to somebody. i read a lot of fine rand, but one of her things is selfishness or greed is good. i think a lot of her ideas are right but i don't think they caught on because people don't like to consider themselves greedy. if you look at other people and show they are acting in their self-interest you can look at what other people want as a benefit. i don't know the question is how you derive it. benefits or profit are just intrinsic in our life. you don't -- driving the benefit. it is whatever the person or the business, a lot of companies look at what their goal is and i don't agree with that. they think that is a profit, if i understand that is how does that work? >> the invisible hand, my profit motive, the opportunity to walk with my daughter to school in the mornings. in order to do that, it works, doing the same things, that is on the individual scale. if you increase that and move it up a notch and going to businesses, if businesses make the customers matter employ

>> daniel webster, a quote. great interest of man on earth." >> from your mouth to god's ears. >> i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america, and to the republic for which it stands, one nation indivisible with liberty and justice for all. narrator: golden america. half dream and half nightmare. >> ♪ when i die, don't bury me at all hang me up in the pool-room hall place the bobbin in my hand so i can keep on working in the promised land i got the blues i got the blues i got the windmill cotton mill blues lordy, lordy, got to work like hell ♪ narrator: two million children in the mills and the mines, 6 million grown-ups unemployed. >> why hire a man for one dollar when you can hire a kid for a dime? >> i was taught in my youth that it was the height of vulgarity to discuss money. >> a professor in chicago came up with a few statistics. >> an american family cannot adequately survive unless $900 a year. the average working man earns about $400. >> when they union inspiration through the worke

if you look at the webster's definition of it, i feel like it's a weird thing to go back to, it's not good in writing to go back to the webster's dictionary but it helps here because it shows that profit isn't just money . profit is something that is a benefit to somebody . i read a lot of ayn rand but one of her things is selfishness is good and i look in, i think a lot of her ideas are right but i don't think they caught on because people don't like to consider themselves as greedy. if you look at other people and show that they are acting in their self interest, you can look at what other people want as a benefit. i don't know if the question is how you derive it. i think benefit or profit are intrinsic in our life. i don't think you get to derive benefit, but it's whatever the person defines themselves as good. it's whatever the person or the business or the organization defines as a benefit. there's a lot of companies that i look at what their goal is and i don't agree with that as being a profit. but that's not for me to define what their profit is. they think that's a profit an

narrator: in december 1914 they gathered at webster hall, and they took the gamble. >> it's in our dream said a nation cannot exist half slave and half free. neither can a man. we cannot be free individually but slaves industrialist. ly. organizers for them out of made it clothing workers here in milwaukee. narrator: starting with nothing, empty pockets and a barrel of hope, organizing new york and chicago, wisconsin and new jersey, baltimore and boston, kentucky, missouri, ohio, montreal, pennsylvania. hillman, maybe you can come to our assistance. we had a little strike down here in philadelphia. our business agent got thrown in jail. i haven't got to buy postage stamps, much less pay the fine. worse comes to worse, don't worry, i will talk my overcoat. -- i will hock my overcoat. >> the union is the best thing that ever happened in this industry. we've got arbitration, come together like human beings, set rates in a civilized manner, do you know what i mean? since we went union we have never had a strike. february 1, 1915, midway through the wilson administration there are indications

we just heard from randy webster, they are. don't take it lightly.ow the numbers are changing in terms of what we call this beast, but the water remains. plus, newly obtained text messages between former top fbi officials peter strzok and lisa page appearing to reveal other members within the intelligence committee "leaking like mad. it's broke." fox news got our hands on the text messages during this hour, and we are deep into looking at them. the run-up to the russian investigation now, what those text messages show. how the president is weighing in today. the new questions it raises about suggestive the justice d. all of that, next. ♪ oms, including nasal congestion, which most pills don't. and all from a gentle mist you can barely feel. flonase sensimist. why test a hybrid engine for over six million miles? why hand-tune an audio system? why include the most advanced active safety system in its class, standard? because when you want to create an entirely new feeling, the difference between excellence and mastery, is all the difference in the worl

the main stage is on 20th street and webster. there is a community stage on 19th and webster.re is a wedding pavilion on 21st and franklin. >>> 7:17. let's head over to rosemary with a check of how our weather is shaping up. >> we have a bit of a cool down coming our way. more on that in a moment. giving you a look at the forecast expected for where the fire is burning. the temperatures this morning in the upper 40s, low 50s. the winds are generally light as we heard from the firefighter out there this morning. but as we get into the afternoon, it will be another warm day. and the winds are likely to pick up as we get into the second half of the day with the wind gusts expected anywhere from 15-20 miles per hour or so. this could also bring a little bit of smoke drift our direction. especially for the north bay. so something to be aware of for today. outside of that a cooling trend will begin. we had a nice mild to warm day yesterday. i think we will shave off a few degrees for sunday. monday, tuesday, and into wednesday the bigger drop comes our way. areas that will hit 90 to

the army used his body for marshall labor, but webster denied the army that option. he changed his clothes, he left, and he sabotaged his motor functions. his leave demonstrates that unlike condoned freedoms, black soldiers asserted their freedom for reasons that found no support from even enslaved people's most synthetic advocates. the resistance of private abraham williams shows that former slaves and the army supported their drunken comrades. indeed, black soldiers who drink received a backing from their fellow soldiers. this demonstrates that former slaves did not or sake their brother and, even as army discipline and dominant expressions of freedom relied against them. menate 1865, black calvary wrote up drunk and boisterous. the captain had already started maneuvers. williams disrupted. he would not quiet down, and he amn white manodd or slave driver is going to make me stop. the instructor did not -- could not stand the insubordination. the captain's order echoes nearly verbatim. his response did as well. the drunk williams refused to obey. order, thehis capta

here's the official definition courtesy of merriam-webster.gram, to publish within an app a photograph typically of one's pancakes, vacation, gym routine, or feet, with the intention of receiving validation from perverts and teens. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] so i've been using it right. oh, now -- it's time now for something educational. last night on the show i mentioned we have a new bachelor here at abc. his name is colton underwood, he's a former nfl player. he was on "the bachelorette." becca did not choose him. he also happens to be a virgin. he's a 26-year-old virgin. guillermo, how old were you when you lost your virginity? >> guillermo: 14. >> jimmy: 14 years old. [ cheers and applause ] when you have a body like that, you don't wait until you're 18. [ laughter ] you use it. anyway, i wanted to help colton. he's never done it. and i have, a lot, i'm really good at it, actually. [ laughter ] so before he winds up in some kind of difficult situation in the fantasy suite, i thought it would be wise to sit colton down to teach h

. >> merriam-webster has added 300 new words to its official scrabble dictionary. among them, ok. the k is known as a power tile. there is also ew. there is bitcoin. puggle. finally the word she will, which ,s -- the word sheeple referring to people who are easily influenced. words that no doubt reflect our changing lexicon. >> you have a story about an episode of the vietnamese version of the bachelor. >> the bachelor ends each episode with the rose ceremony where the suture hands a -- where the suitor hands a rose to the remaining contestants. in this episode, before he could choose his partner, one candidate confessed her love for another candidate. her competitor. they announced they were going to leave together. it did not work out between the two women. the bachelor will be very happy because the video did go viral. >> thank you for that. you can get a closer look at the press review on our website. the address is france 24.com. a look at a 500-year-old shipwreck found off the coast of portugal. that is coming up after the break. @ crowd: go! reporter: it's the world's risin

the webster hubbell fraudulent billings. those kept adding to the scope of our investigation.ob mueller, i don't think faces that kind of prospect. >> bret: judge, the book is "contempt. thank you for your time. up next to the panel on the midterm elections on the breaking news today. stay with us. ♪ nership to grow your business. the dell vostro 14 laptop. get up to 40% off on select pcs. call 877-buy-dell today. ( ♪ ) call 877-buy-dell today. what if numbers tell onat t. rowe pricey? our experts go beyond the numbers to examine investment opportunities firsthand. like e-commerce spurring cardboard demand. the pursuit of allergy-free peanuts. and mobile payment reaching new markets. this is strategic investing. because your investments deserve the full story. t.rowe price. invest with confidence. this wi-fi is fast. i know! i know! i know! i know! when did brian move back in? brian's back? he doesn't get my room. he's only going to be here for like a week. like a month, tops. oh boy. wi-fi fast enough for the whole family is simple, easy, awesome. in many cultures, young men

ashley webster on the floor of the new york stock exchange. david: fed hiking a key 10-year rate and fed going other direction. what is going on. let's bring in our panel for analysis. jonathan hoenig, capitalist pig hedge fund, fox news contributor anded to horowitz, host of the bub today trading show. todd, seemed market had trouble digesting what the fed was up to and that affected markets. what happened at the end of the day? >> i was confused too. they took word accommodative out of the statement, which meant equities sell off and they did rates would go higher and bond futures rallied off it. i think that would be a little bit after fear trade. i look for higher rates and lower markets in the near future until we digest the rest of it. i do think rates going higher. i think powell was very clear. the economy is strong, everything is good. we have the green light for four more rate hikes next year. david: jonathan, we know what the fed did why do you think 10-year ended up down, interest on that? >> two reasons, david. first of saw buy th

good afternoon, everybody, i'm ashley webster in for trish regan. welcome, everyone, to "the intelligence report. as we await for the president to take the stage in las vegas. president trump defending his supreme court pick brett kavanaugh as he calls on the accuser with evidence so we can learn more about the alleged sexual assault. meanwhile, dr. christine ford, the woman at the center of it the controversy says she is willing to testify before the senate judiciary committee but only under her terms. for the latest on this, let's bring in edward lawrence on capitol hill. edward, where do we stand on the issue of dr. ford testifying? when and if is that going to happen? reporter: there was 10:00 deadline senator chuck grassley set to say if she will testify or not. that came and went. the negotiations are ongoing. senator chuck grassley talking to committee members and key players like susan collins how they want to go forward with this. ford's attorney is negotiating with the committee and ford wants to testify but under certain conditions. she w

one or two people at fox could afford that one is sean hannity and the other guy is this guy ashley websterearly wouldn't do that. >> neil: i know you are sheep he. >> stuart varney. >> neil: he still has abacas. >> an event called gather around. sounds like we are going to gather around the camp fire. 5 billion-dollar campus in california. what we could be hearing about new iphone. let's begin with that perhaps 5.8-inch all led device. this could would be a follow-up to the current iphone x. maybe they will call it the iphone xs. have 6.5-inch oled device that could be up to 1200 bucks to begin with it will be a massive fun edge to edge screen. and then you have the 6.1-inch device that could be like the low end, just starting at a mere $700. perhaps more my style. and also there is perhaps double sim cards in these phones. that would be boon for those like to travel internationally or have two cell data plans. what about the apple watch? i have the three series. already out of data, apparently, could be hearing about the 4 series. apple watch series 4. 15% larger display. more room for ap

exposed coast lies but foremost on monday, mainly dry with sunshine, cloud dobbing across northern and webster ten to 15 celsius. from monday and tuesday, we have this area of high pressure but it starts to drift south and west with allows this from two once again slip away across the uk will bring showers the outbreaks of rain through tuesday so i cloudy day across much of england and wales with some showers. spells of sunshine devoting behind but generally a lot of cloud and also a fairly noticeable west or westerly wind. temperatures packing up a little bit across england and wales. by little bit across england and wales. by the time we get to the liver week, it looks like high pressure sta rts week, it looks like high pressure starts to build again, settling things down, the winds will be lighter, a mixture of variable cloud and sunny spells and away from the far north of scotland, we could catch a few showers, most should have made friday on wednesday and vegan wales temperatures again made to high teens but a coolerfeel across scotland are temperatures will be a little higher. thursday,

webster's dictionary may not define hero with the names of those who died march 6, 1836, at the alamo, but it should. travis just isn't just my favorite hero, he's intertwined himself throughout my life. he's the inspiration of why i'm a lawyer. he was a lawyer. my first grandson is named barrett houston. and inscribed along the bottom of my steagsary are the words, i shall never surrender or retreat. travis letter hung on my call wahl in the courtroom in texas and still hangs in my office today in d.c. because of men like william barrett travis and the alamo the ders, we're called great state of texas. travis' legacy embodies the passion and loyalty that makes texans stand out in the world. to consider anything to the contrary is a disgrace. we must preserve one of our greatest treasures in texas history so that future generations can learn the eaning of what is due to his own honor and that of his country. god and texas. the way it is. i introduced into the record the travis letter and the names of the 187 volunteers at the th alamo. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so or

hello, i'm ashley webster. i'm in for trish regan. welcome to "the intelligence report brett kavanaugh defending allegations against himself in an exclusive interview with fox news. >> i know the truth and the trying is i never sexually assaulted anyone. i want a fair process where i can defend my integrity. i know i'm telling the truth. ashley: on thursday the judge will have a chance to defend himself in front of the senate judiciary committee. we'll also hear from the woman at the center of the controversy, dr. christine blasey ford. we're told an outside lawyer will question the two at thursday's hearing. we'll have more on that issue straight ahead. first to kristina partsinevelos at the united nations where, yes, president trump put the entire world on notice. kristina? reporter: ashley, funny, my umbrella collapsed before i was going live to television but as you might want to know the president is speaking or sitting down with several heads of state and secretary general. they're having a lunch dining on ragu beef and a chocol

ashley webster on the floor of nyse. hey, ashley. >> still trying to recover from the fact you used romance and fed in the same section, come on, if there can ever be romance in the fed. to your point the market went up on this news. no big surprise, we knew there was rate hike this month and probably one in december. a few next year and one in 2020. we expect to hear more hawkish jerome powell when he goes to the news conference 20 minutes from now. if the fed chair is hawkish, that means he is bullish on the economy. let's be honest, rates at 2, to 2.25 percent, based on what the economy is doing, consumer confidence at 18-year high, unemployment at record lows, 2, 2.25% not that bad. i want to point out i moved to this country in 1982. 30 year mortgage in 1982 at 16%, i thought i got a steal. let's keep perspective as they say, trish. trish: ashley webster, thank you very much. we're watching market up 60 points on the heels of the fed decision. interest rates going up they will continue going up throughout 2019. they

ashley webster live on the floor of the new york stock exchange.h. >>> again, let's look at your markets. what a day. what trade war? what trade worries? the dow's up 173 right now. it's like a repeat of yesterday. nasdaq is actually down, there's some pressure on the bigger technology company that is we follow. coming up next, president trump is touring the carolinas, we just showed you that briefing that he was with officials, but businesses are still struggling, really struggling to recover from the destruction of this hurricane. before the storm, you may remember this, jeff flock was with the owner of the anchor draft house as he was feverish orally trying to prepare for florence. well, we now know what happened to him and his restaurant. in atlantic beach, north carolina. we're going to take you there next. ♪ ♪ hey guys. today we're here to talk about trucks. i love trucks. what the heck is that?! whoa! what truck brand comes from the family of the most dependable, longest-lasting full-size pickups on the road? i think it's the chevy. ford. is

. >>> it is that time again for the english language to grow ever larger with merriam webster addingtionary. some of theords hangry, hungry because of angry. zoodles. bingable. lots of s,abbr including guac. people say useful wait until the end of the year, it will probably get in there. >>> i'm sure the tooth fairy will love this. right before his at-bat, he's spitting something out of his mouth. know what ited is? turnut to be a tooth and kindoof a g luck charm. in the same sequence, he went on to smash his first career homer. tre's thing about t tooth he spit out. ea wasn't evenl. it was a temporary tooth. >> fake tooth. >> so it guess was bothering him. so he said all right, i'm going to rip this thing off. i'm not going p to botherying with it. >> baseball players are notoriously the mos superstitious of all athletes. i'llpr be sised if he goes to bat with another fake tooth. >>> norm mcdonald under fire. de. so he took aleve this morning. hey dad. if he'd taken tylenol, he'd be stopping for more pills right now. only aleve has the strength stop tough pain for up to 12 hours wit

these two gentlemen daniel webster and richard nugent both voting for daniel webster found themselves out of a seat on the -- of the rules committee within minutes. very, very quickly. you know, these folks you know, this is a hammer to be used in kind of extreme cases like that. boehner also took tim huelskamp, republican of kansas off the agriculture committee in 2012. hulse camp saw this as leading to his primary loss in 2016. again, something to be used very sparingly. and finally to highlight how this can have very high backlash potential, mark meadows temporarily lost his chair position as on an oversight subcommittee. this is the same gentleman who a couple months later filed a discharge petition against speaker boehner, thus inaugurating a series of events that ended in boehner losing his speakership probably willfully so at that point but you know, had a tremendous amount of backlash, garnered a lot of attention and a lot of people did not see the discharge pardon me, the motion to vacate the chair, excuse me, motion coming. so high backlash potential, no the a really great t

that is located at 28th and webster streets. before the forum the candidates will host hour long informal-conversations. the event is free and open to the public. ( marty ) another big story we are following this morning...tesla's elon musk is stepping down as board chairman, but will remain the company c-e-o. and the company is expected to pay a massive fine as part of a settlement with the securities and exchange commission. kron 4's hermela aregawi has pkgelon musk just lost his job as chairman of tesla..as part of a new settlement with the securities and exchange commission.. he will no longer represent the company's shareholders in a lawsuit filed thursday... the sec says.. musk grossly mislead shareholders in an august 7th tweetsteven peikin/co-director of the secs enforcement divisionmusk's tweets were false and misleading. in the tweet.. musk said this.. "am considering taking tesla private at 420-dollars per share. funding secured."tesla has been publically traded since 2010...going private means current shareholders wo

court. 61-year-old cindy lee was attacked during a robbery attempt outside a vietnamese restaurant on webster street in alameda in april. in august the alameda county district attorney announced the arrest and charges against 38- year-old paul high is and 39- year-old dante holloway. police say they are the men seen in surveillance video be tingly and her friend who survived. prosecutors say both suspects have prior robbery convictions. >>> the man convicted of a kidnapping debate -- that made national headlines granted a jailhouse interview. matthew mueller spoke with henry lee. mueller is serving 40 years in federal prison for kidnapping denise hoskins from her home in vallejo in 2015. he is accused of drugging huskins and her boyfriend and then taking her to the tahoe area and raping her. before releasing her in southern california. a preliminary hearing starts next tuesday where mueller faces six new state charges, including false imprisonment and rape. mueller is a former lawyer who will represent himself in the hearing and will cross-examine his victims. >> it's not where it's going to

the merriam-webster dictionary just put out a list of 840 new words.ammable is now officially al adjective for something that's worthy of posting on instagram. bougie describes something that is materialistic and pretentious. a rando is someone who shows up o t of nowhere. "tl;dr" is shorthand for: too long; didn't read. and the greatest of all time: d at. good, right? up next, life lessons from wally. >> judging those does not define who they are... >> it defines who you are. to the junior prom with. he was a cutie! and if you go down, that's me, above him. you won best looking in your senior year of high school? somebody had to win it. my best high school moment was the day i walked across the stage. my dad...couldn't read real good, so, it was a milestone for me. ancestry now has over 300,000 yearbooks from all across the country. so go back to school with your family, and discover more of their stories. start searching for free at ancestry.com. i never knew there was a to my constipation until my doctor recommended miralax. stimulant laxatives forc

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explosive leaked memo circulating the british press reveals plans for the prime minister's own party to webster and who crucially is in running to fill her shoes will tell all class new in french court urges right wing leader marine le pen now they want to go a psychiatric examination after she published photos of i still think. they're very good afternoon your project had the pink mobile device you can see the red take on the screen near the breaking news this hour then is that russia's anti doping agency has been reinstated it was after the body was suspended back in twenty fifteen over alleged state sponsored doping scandal. across the southeast correspondent it was kind of expected but nothing was taken for granted to bring us up to speed on what's happened that meeting in the seychelles happened was just an hour ago then there was a vote we got the vote through what we know about it i wouldn't say it was completely expected i mean last week we did have a statement from wired relating to its. compliance review committee which recommended to the executive board to reinstate was silent but ev

. >>> the mere yam webster dictionary put out a list of 140 new words.tagramable is an adjective something worthy of posting on instagram. buj ee describes something that is materialist i can and pretentious. rando is someone who shows up out of nowhere. tl, dr, too long, didn't read. the greatest of all time? goat. good, up left, life less onds from wally. >> not going to occupy who you are. >> it defines who you are. >>> finally tonight, he's seen it all, done it all. now he's sharing his wisdom with a new generation. carter evans introduces us to wally. >> oh. >> reporter: the first lesson of the day for students at marina village middle school happens well before class. every morning, 94-year-old wally richardson greets parents with a wave. >> good morning, yea! >> reporter: and their kids with what he calls wallyisms. >> be kind whenever possible. >> it's always possible. >> reporter: you give these kids a fist pump every day? >> i call it a canuck l. >> reporter: allison rosati the canuck ls, the 80 year age difference seems to disappear. >> judgin

for sedition, you can look it up in the merriam webster, it's the active or covert attempt to undermine constitutional law and order. jesse: what's it punishable by? >> it's a serious crime. what do you say? whoever this fern is, they weren't elected. they have no right to say i represent the real america. and therefore i get to sabotage the person that more than 60 million americans chose to run the country. if you have a problem with that president, resign, start a political party and run against the next candidate in the next election. this is why donald trump won. because of these people. they think they are above americans. jesse: it reinforces the whole swamp narrative. president barack obama weighed in on the whole mole deal. listen. >> by the way, the claim everything will turn out okay because there arepeople inside the white house who secretly aren't following the president's orders, that is not a check -- i'm being serious here. that's not how our democracy is supposed to work. these people aren't elected. they are not accountable. they are not doing us a service by actively

webster with a plan to sell the memoirs door to door, instead of selling them in bookstores. they would arrive and take preorders door-to-door. one of the things mark twain provide civilas war veterans the ability to be salesman. on theirsk them to uniforms and go door-to-door. grant was a celebrity, having him writing the book was good for sales but obviously having a civil war veteran come up to the door helps to sell them as well. it was door to door sales, there was many thousands of sales engaged in this all across the country. it gave them away to make money for themselves and also to support their old commander in his final hours. fewn came to the cottage a weeks before grant passed away. it was an important meeting. twain was checking on the progress of the book. four grant, the most important thing was to find out how well it was selling. he knew time was short and he wanted to find out if the book would be a success. that was when twain was able to tell him it proudly that i have already presold 100,000 copies and i have not even came just two thirds of the country.

educate our leaders from birds because what researchers and scientists always do know reason is that webster said image in the new way its. nature doesn't need humans so we have to come into some sort of relationship with nature and a sustainable relationship because nature will certainly survive it was here before humans were here it will be after humans leave if that is to be our fate but we have to come into a more sustainable relationship with nature and i think scientific understanding will lead the way on how to do that. and you have to have knowledge you have to have observations wherever you can so that's why it matters that's why it should matter that's why it should go on. we did our best to figure out a way to do that in our effort. but you know it's not like she knowledge if you're going to save. the world. as the consequences of climate change predicted by men to start to become apparent to us all. planning for the future requires that politicians and policymakers utilize the best resources available in an international effort. climate change doesn't the body from tennis. our ch

advance operation .ourse he is a graduate at the university of arkansas who received a master from webster university. he has been published in several academic journals on topics of intelligence, history, leadership, and distance education. coloneltired lieutenant in the u.s. army reserves. dr. same have our own roush a -- dr. sam. it is the best part about my job, being a few doors down from sam. of u.s.ved his ba history from ohio state and his ma from ohio university. he was an archivist here and went back to maryland where he was a subject matter expert of the nixon presidential material toff before returning here be our archivist. for this very much history our. [applause] thank you for that [clears throat] thank you for that kind introduction, jennifer. welcome everybody to the harry s truman library this afternoon. i will talk about a very big spies andich is subversives in the dominic of the atomic age -- in the dawn of the atomic age. it will take a lot of time to cover so i will hit highlights. pardon any omissions and there will be. hopefully i do the subject justice. the unite

killing cindy lee back in april during an attempted robbery outside of her vietnamese restaurant on webster street. police say that they are the men seen on surveillance video here beating her and her daughter's boyfriend who survived. today lawyers asked for more time to review discovery evidence. >> we need an opportunity to review the surveillance videos, interviews, photos, all the things i need to properly prepare for the case, we need more time.>> the judge ordered them to return to court on october 19.>>> a bailout for pg&e, consumer groups are wanting to your utility bill is going to go up. >>> the senate judiciary committee looking to strike a deal with the accuser of kavanaugh and hopes that she will offer her testimony.>>> another cooldown as we say goodbye to summer and hello to fall, i will have a look at current conditions coming up. >>> the latest on the accusation of sexual assault against supreme court nominee kavanaugh, christine blasey ford reportedly met with fbi agents this afternoon about death threats with her, they have asked her to testify wednesday about that alleg

he is a graduate of the university of arkansas, received a masters from webster university. he is been published in several academic journals on topics of intelligence, history, leadership, and education. he has served 28 years as a military intelligence officer and that service included two tours in the balkans. first we have doctor sam or shay. i have the pleasure of having an office a few doors down from the same every day. sam has a phd in history from ohio university and he also received his ba from ohio state and his ma from ohio university. i would like to begin this program by welcoming doctor ruth shea to the stage and thanking him for his history. >> thank you for that. thank you for that kind introduction. welcome everyone this afternoon. i am going to talk about a very big subject which is the dawn of the atomic age and it is a big subject and will require a lot of time to cover it. i'm just going to try to hit as many highlights as i can. so pardon any omissions and i know there will be omissions. hopefully i do the subject justice. the united states and the sov

61-year-old city league was attacked during a robbery attempt outside a vietnamese restaurant on webster street. four months later, the alameda county dist. atty. announced the arrest and charges 38-year-old paul and 39- year-old holloway. police say they are the men seen in surveillance video beating the victims. they have prior convictions. struck the man convicted of a condemning that made national headlines granted a jailhouse interview interview to ktvu before an important court hearing last week. matthew mueller spoke with crime reporter henry lee. mueller is serving 40 years in federal prison for kidnapping denise huskins her home in vallejo in 2015. he is accused of drugging huskins and her boyfriend and taking her to the tahoe area and raping her before releasing huskins in southern california. a preliminary hearing begins next tuesday where mueller faces six new state charges including false impediment and rape. mueller is a former lawyer who will represent himself in the hearing and will cross-examine his victims. socket is not where it will be an eight hour grilling. it is no

more than 800 new words added to the merriam-webster dictionary including instagraming, bingeable andt hungry. >> hungry and hungry. rob: irritable or angry because of hunger. jillian: i get that way. rob: bingeable means multiple episodes they can be watched in rapid succession. instagraming, the sharing platform. what was the other things? a big word i use, funny way to describe people who think they are fancy. 25 after the hour. she is getting angry. the trump administration vigorously denying a salacious white house tell all they call fabrication. >> it is a tough look at the world and your administration. >> i assume that means it will be a negative book. jillian: the quest to take donald trump down, our next guest, political analyst rob myers, jeff joined the ranks of cnn, joins us to talk about it. we're voya! we stay with you to and through retirement. i get that voya is with me through retirement, i'm just surprised it means in my kitchen. so, that means no breakfast? voya. helping you to and through retirement. as king midas, i here, you will too.nt. your oil change comes wi

it focuses on jackson's clashes with wig party members henry -- webster and the bank wars of the 1830's. class is about 55 minutes. >> good morning everybody, and welcome to american history. my name is jonathan barth. you all know me as professor barth. i am a history professor at arizona state university, in conjio

this week, merriam-webster added that to the dictionary and more.ve the word bingeable. instagram. adorbs and tldr. it is also clear our obsession with food is not going away with words lik guac. avo. odle and ng. irritable or irritable due to hunger. margaret says they don't look like words, but an brief atie abbreviations. and richard made this statement. tldr describes the dictionary. very meta. they are only used when they are widely accepted in language and culture. i don't know. they are weird. >> what is zoodle? >> zuchini noodle. hangry has been aund for years. >> it takes partf to be part daily use before it is added. >> guac?o as not said that their entire lives? >> short for guacamole. >>> "popstart?" >> rap battle. fashion week party turned feisty when two of the world's leading ladies g into an all-out brawl. >> [ bleep ]. >> [ bleep ]. >>>> bleep ]. this scuffle with rappers by cardi b. and nicki minaj included hair pulling and shoe throwing. it took a while to separate the two with cardi b. escorted out with a welt above her eye. the

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to ashley webster. >> don't go anywhere, thank you very much, neil cavuto.world on notice as he deliver as powerful speech to the u.n. general assembly. the president warning that all countries must do their part to make the world a better place and but he won't stand for other countries taking advantage of us. president making it clear he will put america's interests first. hello, i'm ashley webster. i'm in for trish regan. welcome to "the intelligence report

killing cindy lee back in april during an attempted robbery outside of her vietnamese restaurant on webster street. police say they are the man seen in surveillance video be tingly and her daughter's boyfriend who survived. today lawyers asked for more time to review discovery evidence. stucco we need an opportunity to review the surveillance video interviews, photos, all the things i need to properly prepare for the case. we just need more time. >> the judge ordered paez and holloway we are learning the identity of the 77-year-old woman who was killed those hit and killed late last night in san jose. it happened at vista park drive and copperfield drive in the communications no -- hills neighborhood . the driver of the dark blue minivan or suv was going southbound on vista park drive and hit uma b schwab on as she crossed the intersection with copperfield . the driver then sped away from the scene . the victim was rushed to a nearby hospital where she was later pronounced dead. >> i heard a crash and it sounded like some spring of some sort and then a few minutes later, not five or 10 minu