lived to ship, aside from a passenger set, yankee worked in two wars. i went on tour, and first bid room, it was -- bedroom is the sleeping quarters for 16 of the men. >> so beautiful now. >> thank you. >> behind every twist and turn in there there were trap doors, secret doors. i wanted to spend a lot of time in victoria's closet it was a haven for historical costuming and her quirky fashion sense. oh, my goodness. >> you can go right on in. this is okay mazing. >> then i went up stairs to main living space. there was -- get this, a grand piano, fireplaces, and room for at least 150 to sing and dance. what did i do? i got on the piano and i tried to play a tune. ♪ that's all i have. if you are interested -- >> they bought the boat, they live on the boat? >> they fixed up the boat. >> they renovated it. >> they live there they live there with crew members. >> interesting. >> if you are interested $1.25 million. >> oh, yeah,. >> that is cheaper than i thought. >> with 11 bedrooms and all amenities it is i think it a gem it is cool. >> i want to know wher

he said i don't want your yankee tacos and threw them back. then next time he said open the trunk and i said no. i said i will not and he said why not? wise said because my god is if a drunk and i raking him out pet -- strong, and i am breaking him out. really? that is when he finally smiled. after that he called me yankee lawyer but it was affectionate. the execution date sack guy was there the condemned are ready to die than they ship them to where they carry out the procedure. that will never be you. i promise i was not so sure. but you could bring $20 in vending machine quarters fall of the junk food he could teach. where i buy $20 worth of food. what can i do for you? and that is when we begin to form a brotherhood. put because i knew his story. to tell him someone love tim and wanted nothing more than his freedom. off otherwise he wasn't his cell food for the fed seafront off it would break people from oaf so we're on death row. pretty significant evidence? no. there has never been a shred of evidence with no gunshot residue and then tes

karla: ay, tienes que venir para acÁ, luis, y yankee!stÁ buenÍsima, la modelo tambiÉn! viene zuleika! alan: ¿vieron que esta canciÓn estÁ buenÍsima? karla: yo siempre he dicho que como mujeres tenemos que reconocer los Éxitos de otras mujeres, y que otras mujeres tambiÉn se ven espectaculares. ella es una. y hoy, aquÍ, en casa, viene zuleika rivera! francisca: lo hubieran dicho, hubiera hecho ejercicio! pero tambiÉn hay que reconocer el Éxito de otras mujeres, como mela! karla: te admiro que a pesar que mela te hace la vida imposible, tÚ siempre la apoyas, y la cuidas y la quieres. alan: para la baba necesito una olla express. satcha: lo mÁs lindo de zuleika es que es una excelente persona, no intimida, y aquÍ la estamos recibiendo con los brazos abiertos. y antes de eso, les cuento lo que acapara titulares el dÍa de hoy. pidan fuerzas federales para mantener el orden en el estado mexicano de quintana roo, donde alrededor de una docena de motociclista disparÓ contra la sede de la fiscalÍa general del estado en cancÚn. el tiroteo dejÓ al

that the rise of white supremacy in this nation and to be honest in response to a very visit treal yankee, a- -- visit treal yankee election, happen election, will be part of the terror threat for many communities and we need to take at a serious if not more so than say the isis threat which is still occurs. but is thankfully minimal in it payment pact. >> host: davidson, new yorkbookv city. make your comment . >> just want to say that this was one excellent presentation. i for one never really thought of homeland security the way you told us about it. and i think that maybe that's part of the problem. i don't think i'm unique in not knowing that.k i but i want to tell you, the think yay -- you made this preparation was so good. you should put it on facebook or wikileaks. the act important for people to know. >> guest: thank you.u.ank you. >> so thank you. >> guest: thanks, dad. no, i'm joking. n i present that. part of what the book is trying to do-i should shameless plug, i have podcast on nbr called the scif, the neighbor of a security room and some of you know i'm on cnn talk about th

all your yankee lawyers and law firms comedy come to texas and say these guys are innocent. we know better. thank you temporary much. i said you don't know me but i'll be back. like arnold arnold schwarzeneggi walked out but i within sure i could unring the bell. and the phone call, i thought about the phone call all the time. he kept tell melling i may that phone call from her house. so intoned the phone company, they didn't have and the d.a. and they didn't have. it was so angry and sat. would go down there and see him and be crying. i'd be cursing. i can't find that curse curse curse curse phone record from new jersey. you have to use curses to make it sound better. couldn't believe i couldn't find the damn phone record. and he would tell me, it's okay. i believe in you. thank you for standing up for me. like that guy with the bike. the man in solitary con finalment, the man who can up to his cell from here to here, gave me peace. gave me grace. the first name of the book, first word word of the book and i all feel encouraged when left there and in may of 2013 we received

. >> doy gracias a dios que cuando se ha trabajado, hay un respeto, hay una amistad, daddy yankee eseva prÁctica de. >> asÍ estar en contacto con.... >> ademÁs la supuesta hija de juan gabriel asegura que tiene las pruebas en sus manos que es . >> anita, anita, sÉ que este chat te va a encantar, me encantan las big ma c, pero la salsa la van a regalar el dÍa de maÑana. >> quÉ rico. >> si te quieres preparar tu hamburguesa en casa vas a tener la salsa que tanto te gusta. >> esa salsa mÁgica la pides extra y te miran feo, pero esta salsa hace que la bigma csea de las mÁs importantes, estan lanzando las dos hamburguesas pero quÉ tiene?. >> sÍ, tiene dos tipos de aderezos, azÚcar, mayonesa, dos tipos de pepinillos, dulces y los que son con vinagre, luego un poquito de polvo de cebolla. >> maÑana la van a estar regalando en todos los lugares, en todos los maquino cdonald's. >> podemos hacer una versiÓn, pero significativamente mÁs saludable. >> estamos en la obd de la dieta. >> estamos en enero, hay que meter cosas en el cuerpo que sumen y no resten. >> hay que meterse cosas en el cuerpo.

and they viewed the internal revenue tax as a tool of yankee centralization. dominance overe communities. the politicians are going to urge the moonshiners to resist of the law. say, -- this is why i believe many of the individuals ultimately decide to not pay the liquor tax and become moonshiners. as we get into 1877, you're going to see the individual becoming president that year is rutherford b. hayes. --realizes that men shining is widespread and costing the government millions of dollars a year. he decides to crack down on m oonshining in parts of appalachia and other parts of the united states of america. -- by 1878, more federal agents are going to come into appalachia to arrest moonshiners . gunfights and bloodshed are going to take place. these local color writers are going to begin to home in on this conflict between these moonshiners. they are going to popularize this conflict as of the moonshine wars. definite have a nice feel? does it not have a nice feel? you are trying to get people to buy papers and moonshine wars is something that is attractiv

the confederates referred to this weapon as they rifle that the yankees would load on sunday and fire all week. you have to remember, this was a hugely forward technology. armies had far with single shot muzzleloaders for centuries. now all evasive and, you had these weapons that could fire 15 shots as quickly as you can say 15 shots. it was huge, mind blowing really. that's one of the advances that was made during the civil war. speaking of weapons, we have a super -- a civil war hero shotgun. what is unique about this is there is a coffee grounder -- coffee grinder right here in the box of the shotgun. you grind up your coffee there and it comes out right through this whole here. that might seem kind of odd, to have a coffee grinder integrated into a weapon. but back then, that is what infantrymen loved. they loved their coffee. and this was a convenient and easy way for them to get their coffee while they are on their march. companies like winchester, cold, -- colt and others made the brighter in the stock and -- had made prototypes with the coffee grinder in the stock. however, it

. >> it's a pretty swinging version of yankee the band's director is kevin pollack. i assume that's not the actor. we haven't seen him in the movies lately. maybe it i >> shawn is rocking up here. military school from waynesboro virginia, it's army battalion. r o t c program. phone, of course, for teaching the principles of leadership, time management and self discipline through classroom instruction and emphasizing practical through maryland drill and related activities >> i'm watching them, some are looking straight ahead. there's a little group looking to their left to get that glimpse of president trump and the vice president. >> what i love is the ones who don't turn their heads. it's just the eyeballs move real quick >> they're told they're supposed to be looking in a certain direction. >> who can blame them >> they're not supposed to >> you're absolutely right. i have to admit if i was do you want there and they were look straight ahead, come on, i'm going to get a glimpse >> i love it. you're going to like these. >> the blue and elite wranglers. >> shawn, the

all yankee lawyers from fancy law forms come down here to texas say these guys are ins innocent, this this is texas, we know better, good luck. i didn't like that very much and i said to her, you don't know me. but i will be back like arnold's fortune maker, and i walked out. but i still wasn't sure i was was going to be able to walk this man out. and then i remember a phone call he kept telling me i made that phone call from his house so i subpoenaed the phone company and they said we don't have it. i subpoenaed the cop know, the da, no they don't have it. i was at the brink of depression, so angry and sad. i would go and see him and i would be crying and cursing. and i base and i can't find that phone record. and he would tell me, it's okay. i believe in you. thank you for standing up for me. like that guy with the bike. a man in solitary confinement, a man who can touch his cell from here to here gave me peace. give me grace, the first word of the book. i would feel encouraged when i left there and i may have 2013, i received, i received an e-mail from the da to the judge in one of

i moved down to virginia, so i guess that makes me a damn yankee, a real connecticut yankee. 1952, so i was here when martin luther was marching. i have seen so much in this country. when i moved down here, i speak a lot with my neighbor, who was born and raised down here, and he tells me that from the north, we don't see what the south is raised with. danville,ht next to which is the last confederate capital of the united states. they have the confederate flag flying for many years and it put a great big one on the main road here. i'm trying to understand, really understand from the people who are raised here and really do have a sense of pride. they honestly do not see the prejudice that has been ingrained into their very being. get tooborah, before we down the path on that topic, we want to stay on senator sessions. do you have a question about his nomination since we have the panel for 10 more minutes? caller: well, i think that his alsod will speak, but we know that down south that there are a lot of good old boys. i think that this is very questionable. i think everyone should q

and they viewed the internal revenue tax as a tool of yankee centralization. a tool to impose dominance over communities. the politicians are going to urge the moonshiners to resist of the law. this is why i believe many of the individuals in appalachia ultimately decide to not pay the liquor tax and become moonshiners. as we get into 1877, you're going to see the individual becoming president that year is rutherford b. hayes. he realizes that moonshining is widespread and costing the government millions of dollars a year. he decides to crack down on moonshining in parts of appalachia and other parts of the united states of america. by 1878, more federal agents are going to come into appalachia to arrest moonshiners. gunfights and bloodshed are going to take place. these local color writers are going to begin to home in on this conflict between these moonshiners. they are going to popularize this conflict as of the moonshine wars. does it not have a nice feel? you are trying to get people to buy papers and moonshine wars is something that is attractive and app

dean who was a small market team, they didn't have the hundred million dollars budget that the late yankees and the red sox had. he said what can i do, how can i make my team better. more importantly, if if you have seen the movie, it makes it very clear, the word he said was a gentle misjudgment. that is this aqua chamber that everybody starts believing in whatever we see and he says that's not the right thing to do. there's a better way to evaluate people. he was deeply interested in looking at the data and the statistics but this picture, which everybody thinks is really not that good is excellent because look, when given the right pieces, it's outstanding, doesn't matter whether he's going this way or that way. what billy dean and the moneyball did was use the data to figure out which players are overrated in which players are underrated. then make the decision based on that. obviously, it was very successful. moneyball was the moment in sports where analytics became an important component and now i think it's very widely used but i see entertainment industry, the netflix and amazon als

in 1960 actually knocked frankie gifford, the biggest star of the new york giants unconscious in yankee stadium, knocked frank gifford out of football for a year and a half. eagles on the way to the championship and they had to jump over giants to get there. that play happening in new york in front of the giants fans made the cover of life magazine. that was kind of -- if you talked about kind of the flash point, eagles giants, that was probably it. >> sounds like big hits were the starting points for a lot of these. >> yes, that would probably be true. the other thing about cowboys, after that period went through a period of cowboys domination. cowboys beat eagles 21 out of 24 games, a lot of them very one-sided. a lot of them cowboys ran up the score to embarrass the eagles, many of those games in philadelphia. so it was a cumulative thing. then when cowboys called themselves america's team, that was certainly a bridge too far. >> what's your favorite moment in a rivalry between a philadelphia team? >> i think probably the 1980 nfc championship game when the eagles got to the champion

reason that the red sox were not winning world series, was because they sold babe ruth to the new york yankeesno. the red sox had chances to break this curse, in 1946, 1967, 1975, and 1986, but they lost all of those world series. however, the red sox finally broke the curse of the bambino, in 2004, with a world series sweep, of the saint louis cardinals. i'm matt, with teen kids news. - this important message is brought to you, by the national road safety foundation. they want you to keep your hands on the wheel, your eyes on the road, and your mind on driving. (dramatic music) (crash) (phone vibrating) what if your mom or dad texted while driving, and got hurt, or worse? imagine how you would feel? - is everything all right? - i don't know. - [veronique] that's why they don't want you to text and drive. (upbeat music) - i'll show you how a bag is changing lives around the world. teen kids news, will be right back. that don't have some of the things we use everyday. but there are simple ways, even teens, can make a difference. eden tells us more. - when we're hungry, it's easy to cook somethi

bueno, es el de luis fonsi y daddy yankee.p. tienen que escucharlos! francisca: y despuÉs del estreno de "su nombre era dolores: la jenn que yo conocÍ", hoy nos visitan luz ramos y mariana purelli. johnny: y no se imaginan: una impresora que imprime sin tinta! ya vamos a verlo. francisca: en "lo mÁs in". ana patricia: y entÉrate cuÁl de los hijos de jenni rivera tuvo que ver la serie de su madre desde el hospital. francisca: quÉdese ¿sabes por qué los bananas son dobladas? debe ser porque están mirando el sol. ¿y cómo saben dónde está el sol si no tiene ojos? eh...em...porque...lo pueden sentir en la piel. ¿entonces las bananas tienen sentimientos? ¡sí! !muchos sentimientos! lo siento mucho, banana. el favorito de la familia. yoplait. mi amada se marchó y esta bufanda fue lo único... ¿qué? ¡hace un mes que lo lavó! el duradero aroma de gain flings! ♪ alan: ooooojo con esto! andrea: buenos dÍas! alan: buen fin de semana, lunes de "lo mÁs in"! andrea: lunes con mucha energÍa, para que todos en casa se enteren de los productos qu

z17vz y25eny y17vy >>> national chicken little's have already been predicting the worse, leading the yankees for another deep pocketed team when becomes free agent after 2018 season. today's news is ready to shut up the sky is falling crowd. well, at least for a year. new deal. ya. unfortunately, it is just a one year deal. the national avoided arbitration with their young star, agreeing to one year deal over $13.6 million, from 2017 season. nice raise over his 2016 salary. seven and a half million dollars. how did he ever get by? harper is skill stilled seoul to enter free agent sill in 2018. nats other deals. announced today. third baseman, anthony double his salary from last season. new catcher derrick norris signed for over $4 million. and row, agreed one year, $4.3 million deal. >> now, while the nats are sending owl awe of these deals, skins are hoping someone will take their money to run their offense and defense, first replacing sean mcvay, out of redskins park, gruden will take that play call video he best towed on motorcycle nay, focus on the spot with west films, not following, he

. >> reporter: this coming from a yankee fan coming together as one does that its limits. >> who is better2016. >> eagles. i think the steelers are. >> eagles by the way beat the steelers this year. >> i feel like if they played the eagles right now, they would absolutely demolish them. >> he's wrong. >> wishes for 2017 -- >> i want to be better at ballet. >> the world could use more ballerinas. as for jamie. >> tell me one thing you want to be better in 2017. >> math. >> her mom though with a different wish. >> organization, cleaning her room. >> reporter: whatever your wish we're wishing you -- >> happy new year! >> reporter: y we are second round of firework at midnight anywhere in philly from penn's landing you should be able to check out fun and also be sure to enjoy that extra second of 2016. joyce? >> i will try not to waste it, thanks so much, brad. >>> we are looking live now at philadelphia city hall. if you're planning on driving downtown there are some parking and lane restrictions already in place near city hall. they're getting ready for tomorrow's annual mummers strut. and w

oakland and billy beane who was a small market team, they didn't have the $100 million budget of the yankees and the red sox. he said, what can i do? how can i make my team better? more importantly, i think, the book and the movie finish if you have seen the movie -- kind of makes it clear that he was, the word i think he used, there is a general fog of misjudgment. there is this echo chamber, then everybody starts believing in whatever they see, and he felt that's not the right thing to do. there is a better way to evaluate people. and, you know, he started working with -- i forget the name of the person -- a statistician, you know, who was deeply interested in looking at the data ask the statistics and saying, well, but this pitcher which everybody thinks is not that good is actually excellent because, look, when you give him the right defense, when you give him the right ballpark, when you give him the right environment, he's outstanding. you know, doesn't matter whether he's throwing underarm or this way or that way. so what billy beane and the moneyball did was use the data to figure ou

because here is the way -- i would say the way i think about the yankees.ink about them like a dental phobia, right? have you ever known anybody with a dental phobia? when is it they tried the hardest to get out of the dentist? and they are reaching for the door. rent with their ration for the door of dentist office. they're looking for an excuse not to go in that. so what we found because of the way we put the program together was that when they were likely to give up information was that when we were waterboarding them for whatever we were doing. it's before the next session started. what i told you as we would ask i told gillespie was asked on a bridge in question. i might ask him where he got his tie. he doesn't want to tell me. we do enhanced interrogation and when it's over, i say to him, go back to your cell and think about this. this is. this doesn't have to happen this way. this is your choice. next i would. next on the come on i'm going to ask you where you got that tied. and if you tell us this won't happen again. we don't want to do this. it doe

critics right i am more likely to start as shortstop for the yankees then hillary clinton is to run foron't sell yourself short. she has to stop hanging out in the woods. she has to put her pantsuit on again. the washington post, a little goof. >> some explaining to do. take a look at the cover of thursday's washington post section featuring a story about an anti-trump women's march in washington. using the wrong gender, deleted its press publicizing the cover and how it was supposed to look at in the corrected cover will be included in the trade edition. hilarious low-budget cat commercials. many of us have seen commercials that tug at the heartstrings urging animal adoption. >> a selection of quality care. sleeping kitties. >> the animal rescue and shelter, the number one trend is fishing video on youtube. we will be right back, stay with us. li? now, get 15% off making your company stand out. staples. make more happen. >> black teenagers who'd tortured a disabled man on facebook live, president-elect trump will be brough -- briefed by the cia about the russian hacking report and the

i can't get them in new york city unless i go to a yankee game.kennedy: you go to the theme park-like facilities in order to have some casual dippindots. >> i'm proudly on the wrong side of history, i say long live original cream ice cream. dinnindots are terrible. they are a cup full of freezer burn. >> i agree. kennedy: if they are gluten-free you can count me in on your war. if the place to run for safety is silicon safety. apparently many people who live there have been building underground bunkers and stockpiling weapons. apparently they are afraid the people will revolt once computers and robots take all of our jobs and we are forced to scrounge for morsels of rat meat. at first i thought maybe the silicon valley billionaires are just scared of a trump administration and they think chaos and lawlessness are the next phase. they are worried about robots. do they have something here? >> i want to see the alex jones' can-like doomsday preparer ads. this is the only locally sourced quinoa that i have in my bunker. kennedy: people are moving to n

he called me a yankee lawyer which was affectionate to. execution day sucked. i would be there and a the condemned would be ready to die. they shut down around 12:00 and ship them about 100 miles where they carry the procedure. i was sitting there with alfred dewayne brown and see his family and lawyers and pastor running in and i felt sick and they knew that he needed read the transcript where is the evidence, so what we did on the ground as habeas corpus is going back and talking to witnesses. we began to figure out something shocking to me. pressure and corruption by the district attorney'district attod the police. one witness who claimed she saw him that morning over the football field away. i said you could see him from there and he said no i couldn't see him. why did you say so and she told me to follow him. i felt pressure. i didn't want to go to jail and lose my children. i said we were up against it and that began and happened t each witness that i talked to in the intimidation to take your vouch. nowhere was th that more criticl than his girlfriend. s

i got terrible sandwich at yankee stadium, they got back to me and said they would make it right, improvee, so you know what. >> tom: what do you think they did? >> there is a certain kind of cut that is of standard and what i got was a subpar. >> tom: i love it. >> i demand results. >> dippin' dot has the mouth feel of cat litter. cat litter in your mouth. if you gave dippin' dots it to an immigrant they would leave immediately. and go back, it doesn't matter -- >> did you say to aleppo? >> those are refugees. >> words. dippin' dots are bad, why are we having this conversation? they would always have a dip in dippin' dots at six flags, and you wouldn't go near it. >> tom: is it ice cream? >> it's the texture of rocks. >> no! >> what do you mean no? >> i happen to like dippin' dots. >> what's wrong with you? ice cream is creamy and it melt melts -- dippin' dots, it's eating paint chips. >> tom: jessica, i want to hear from someone who actually enjoys dippin' dots. >> asked him, he's right next to you. >> tom: is there a hardshell on a it question work >> it's not that hard, it dissolves a

[applause] [military band playing] [playing "yankee doodle"] >> [drill instructions] ladies and gentlemen, please stand for the advancing of the colors and remain standing for the united states national anthem. >> [drill instructions] [military band playing] >> present arms! ["the national anthem"] >> ladies and gentlemen, please be seated. [drill instructions] >> the department of defense medal of distinguished services presented to barack obama, who had -- has distinguished himself a leader of the fighting force tillom january 2009 january 20, 2017. president obama kept our nation safe, let a strategic transition pursued newtrategy, partnerships and laid the foundation for a force of the future that will continue to win wars.tion president obama countered decisively the most immediately threat to our national security, terrorism. he directed the operation to kill osama bin laden, decimated al qaeda's terrorist network on the path to a lasting defeat and developed counterterrorism platforms from south asia to north africa. he did so relentlessly, effectively, with increased transparency

we don't know anything about that big area between yankee stadium and the bronx zoo.t the bronx is big, really big. and that it's a patchwork of ethic enclaves, a cross section of the whole world. every immigrant group you could think of. ♪ ♪ justin has taken it upon himself to serve as the bronx' culinary ambassador. >> let the dinner begin. >> an evangelist for the cause of introducing the splendiferous delights to the ignorant -- well, like me. he has a show on the tv and throws parties that would make andrew zimmer turn gray and slump unconscious to the floor. showman, conquest, explorer, and gourmet. >> bronx is so multi-faceted, but for some reason this is the first place i always take people. because this just oozes and emanates kind of that flavor of the bronx. >> and he knows what i like, places like this. 188 cuchifritos. with 188th street on the grand con course. old school new york puerto rican good stuff. get within 20 feet of this place and prepare to lose your freakin' mind. >> it's basically fried pig. the ears and tongue, chopped up and deep fried. >>

yankees fan, big yankee fan if you i pick packers. >> they rooted for packers. >> what do you have fors /packers. >> is it something roman particular. >> we were screaming go pack go with me, so he knows. >> yellow and green balloons. >> chanting for mason, mason. >> you should have seen him 20 minutes ago. >> okay. >> indoctrination early. >> they live here they should root for eagles. >> when they get older, if they do that is okay. i want eagles to win unless they are playing my boys so that is okay. they have green bay in their blood. >> make sure she doesn't let those boys follow aaron rodgers though, he hasn't spoken to his family in a couple years all because of a girl. >> olivia munn. >> if you had to choose this olivia m unn over your family , see i would go with olivia. >> not a chance. >> i was hearing sometimes she makes evening themselves a certain way in the box and if things don't go well they have to get up, change chairs, maybe she told dad, brother. >> well, that is annoying but if you are that attractive you just let that go, i'm very shallow. >> yes. >> let a whole

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with transistor radios hanging from the handlebars listening to mel allen and phil rizzuto doing the yankee our lives. >> since the nationals came to washington in 2005, they've had no bigger fan than charles krauthammer. >> when i started to do your show every night, you know, it ends at 7:00, the game starts at 7:10. the garage at fox is seven minutes if the wind is fair in the third street tunnel. >> [ chuckles ] >> from the garage at nat stadium. so i get there in the bottom of the first. i mean, how can i resist? >> he makes that trip in a special vehicle designed just for him that lets krauthammer accelerate and brake with his left hand and steer with his right. >> everybody comes in here the first time is terrified. >> [ chuckles ] >> and i don't blame them. in fact, when i went for my driving test, the tester didn't want to get in. >> [ laughs ] >> i told him he had to. it's the law. i think he passed me because he survived. he was so happy to be alive when it was over. >> the first time i saw you go into the parking lot, i waved to you, and then the next day you said to me, "you re

but he's essentially what you'd refer to as a connecticut yankee in arizona. who is now a man with a big freight business, a big -- again, a sales or merkin tile business, and so he very much is a frontier businessman here in arizona. this was a known crossing, a good crossing for the salt river. a salt river that people knew was very erratic. but they also knew that it was a river that had a lot of potential for irrigation. when he came up here, i think he certain lisa the crossing. obviously, he would establish what is known as hayden's ferry shortly therefore. the one thing to -- thereafter. the one thing to keep in mind is your ferry business is only going to be part of the year. it's going to be seasonal. because of the fact that it's going to be during high water times for the river. because much of the rest of the year you're going to have all these freight wagons crossing, not waiting for a ferry boat to cross, but simply going across. because basically trains of freight wagons crossing here, you know, two and three wagons hitched to 18 or 20 mules or

i think he would have done better in mexico to stand up to the big yankee president, but by pulling out now and saying, no negotiation, i think he's cleared the field for trump. it's a big tactical mistake on pena-nieto's part. lou: and trump laid something of a bear trap into that he walked straight into. this is a president, pena-nieto in mexico has a low approval rating and a stagnant at best economy and cartels are running much of the country. it's a mess by any judgment and this is a -- it seems clear to me, at least, that president trump is creating a broad strategy here to win on this issue, whether it be in the corruption of the government, the violence of the society that is mexico, and the negligence on the part of those companies in this country who have just simply in all of that thrown their employees, their investment dollars, into plants down there. yeah, i think president trump is pursuing a different kind of negotiating strategy with mexico and i think more bradley, internationally, than prior presidents have done. other presidents may have a goal, but when they go into

this baseball team that has a fifth of the resources of the new york yaquis -- yankees and i wouldn'task them a question and the answer was breath-takingly interesting. you start with some curiosity like that and it leads me into a place and then the interest mushrooms and mushrooms -- it has to mushroom in various ways. in situations that are really compelling. there's no system to it. i don't know what the next book is right now and i almost never do, and it's -- i'm likely to get frit a -- beginning of the idea from a dinner party or our conversation with a friend or from anywhere else. it's not a systematic process. >> it really is serendipity? >> it really is. i never really look -- to kind of find me one way or the other. i tell my kids, i've got my kids at 17, 14 and 9 and are very intelligent. i persuaded them that i have found parking spots in the very hard to park area, there's going to be a parking spot and one out of ten we find parking spot. [laughter] >> my for finding stories is a similar thing. i wander around. i have to believe myself that i have the gift to find stor

retired new york yankee alex rodriguez will host a reality show called back in the game, helping formerl distress. that's exhilarating tv. hey, champ, how about shelling out some of your own clams? this has been news that got overshadowed by trump's inauguration. [cheers and applause] greg: coming up, our favorite moment from the inauguration. it'll be the greatest segment in the history of tv, trust me. ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] greg: welcome back. we're live, in case you were wondering. we're going to talk about our favorite part of the inauguration. i think, tyrus, you're first? >> yeah. i thought the moment of the trumps and obama's family, the peaceful transfer, was a great moment for the country and shows how people of different opinions and different views and don't necessarily get along can be peaceful for the country, and i thought that was a great moment. greg: very nice. i liked when there was some reporters shouting questions at them them them. that was very funny. who's next? kat. >> i like when you talk about the transfer of power and it not being from one party to the oth

went on strike ♪ they never sailed at all ♪ they sent a carrier out from norfolk ♪ and picked the yankeess so many years ago ♪ before we all lived here in florida ♪ before the mafia took over mexico ♪ there are not many who remember ♪ they say a handful still survive ♪ to tell the world about ♪ the way the lights went out ♪ and keep the memory alive ♪ ♪ ♪ >> thank you! ( cheers and applause ) billy joel, everybody! we'll be right back! stick around! that gentleman got the last one. sir, you give me that salad and i will pay for your movie and one snack box. can i keep the walnuts? sold. but i get to pick your movie. can i pick the genre? yes, but it has to be a comedy. a little cash back on the side. with the blue cash everyday card from american express, you get cash back on purchases with no annual fee. throw. it's more than cash back. it's backed by the service and security of american express. watry...duo fusiong heartburn relief? it's more than cash back. duo fusion goes to work in seconds and lasts up to 12 hours. tums only lasts up to 3. for longer lasting relief...in one chewable

but the going one we bun, "moneb money ball" a team that has the fifth of the new york yankees, how are they doing that? and i didn't think it was book. maybe a magazine and i went and asked check the question and the answer was breathtakingly interesting. so some curiosity like that. and it leads me into the place and then the interest mushrooms -- has -- for the book to be a book, has to mushroom in specific ways. i have to find characters i find have literary dimensions to them and in situations that are really compelling. and they have to be willing to let me hang around. so, it didn't -- no system to. i'm i don't know what the next book is right now, and i almost never do. and it's -- likely to get it from a -- the beginning of an idea from a dinner party, as i am are ---0 a conversation with a friend or -- and from -- it's not a system yuck -- systemicty process. the way i feel i'm looking -- i never look for books. they find me one way or the other. i tell my kids -- i have my kids -- they're 17, 14, 9, verse intelligent, and even sew i persuaded them if have a gift for finding p

i'm not saying eliminate, when you redistribute the yankees, unless i get up completely but a of the evidence suggests leaving it somewhat more towards young kids make sense. i don't think we answered the question that changes in technology. i think we are in a new era where the robots may be coming for us all, and to the extent that it's harder for people to get a job in the low-wage labor market i think these are going to be even more salient issues about how do we support -- [inaudible] >> -- the problem we have is that this room is committed at the end of our program this afternoon so we can go over too long. first of all i want to thank kristin and greg for feeding more information into the time we allowed them that i thought was humanly possible. extremely efficient and appreciate that. so please join me in thanking them for. [applause] >> way of a challenge. we have half an hour for lunch. there are sandwiches in the room on the other side of the aisle here. there are some tables there pick your free to take sandwiches and sit at a table there if you can find to see. you're fr

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