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so you can find stocks that are suitable to your particular needs. let me put it another way. if you want to fly across the pacific ocean, you do it in an airplane, a boeing 747 you don't try to fly across the pacific in a ford fiesta if you want to pick up your kids from school, taxiing down main street in a 747 would be really impractical. in that situation you'd be much better with that ford fiesta how filibuster you're renovatin your howse house so you need to go to home depot for a metric ton of lumber and tiles and paint and maybe power tools to get the job done the ford sfafiesta is probably o small. ah, but a pickup truck would be perfect. this may sound simple, even downright obvious. you want low risk holdings that will give you a slow and steady return for those of you you've who don't have time to research individual stocks, you can't really go long with a basic low cost s&p 500 index fund -- ♪ hallelujah -- that pries to mimic the broader market i'm going to keep doing it because they are phenomenal. at their best, they help democratize t

yes you need to accept sell-offs are inevitable like bad weather. so need to stop yourself from make investment decision based on misleading emotions and the worst of those emotions is hope. whenever i hear the word "hope" as in i hope that doom stock du jour will come back to where i bought it so i can sell it without taking a loss, i get furious. hope is not part of the equation repeat 56 me hope is not part of the equation don't hope for anything. hope is emotion, pure and simple and that is not a game of emotions every stock you own because you hope it goes higher is another position in your portfolio that's not being filled by a stock you believe will go higher yet i hear hope constantly that's fine if we're talking about religion or sports you know the coaches of some of these come-from-behind ncaa basketball teams keep their players motived through hope but this the stock business, hope is a mistake. why? because it's a play is reason. especially when we're talking about stocks that trade in the single digits. you tell yourself hey, i bought t

david: one month after you take this job, you get a heart attack, and they say you need a heart transplant. oscar: they said get the surgery. that is the only way you will live. david: i assume you are not flying on private planes. oscar: you have to eat what you cook. david: a lot of people have emotional support animals? oscar: we just had an incident where one of the animals required another emotional support animal. [laughter] >> would you fix your tie, please? david: well, people wouldn't recognize me if my tie was fixed, but ok. just leave it this way. alright. ♪ david: i don't consider myself a journalist. and nobody else would consider myself a journalist. i began to take on the life of being an interviewer even though i have a day job of running a private equity firm. how do you define leadership? what is it that makes somebody tick? first, i want to talk about an incredible story that many here may not be familiar with. let's talk about your background initially to get to this story. you grew up in california. you had eight siblings? oscar: i do. david: what is that like? i am an

you don't need me to tell you. applied materials not so hot, mxp semi, geez these have been so on fire not that long ago. texas instruments which recently reported excellent numbers also falls in that category and then there is the one that doesn't get championed enough, and that's adi, analog devices which we hearfrom wednesday. this company has done such a good job and i now regard it as the ultimate industrial chip number i bet it delivers a great number, but i can't you if you want the share away from adi thursday we find fought we have another tencent on our hands ten cent being -- >> all aboard! >> you get it? that sound is worth a thousand words. alibaba reports. and until the implosion of tencent, the once red hot chinese gaming play, i would have said alibaba with both hands, at least play the bounce. some of tencent cross the party -- that's the communist party that is -- and you can get only what is described as a shortfall from the actual government holy cow alibaba may be in better graces, but tweeze t

you, this it. their arguments aren't that strong and cause of ours needs we need you on college campuses, we need you spreading the word, we need you not responding. and to this nonsense that you have to limit the way you express yourself or what it is that you think. no. do not let anyone take away your rights to be an american to the fullest. challenge every one of you to get back on your campuses and speak loud and clear about those things important to you and challenge every one be the our founding fathers and the many, many thousands individuals americans have fought for each and every one of us. thank you very much. [applause] i have time for questions to please feel free. >> last year i went to a really liberal school and in my experience instead of just light fiking back in the liberals i was talking to professors would just shut down. i go about making my point with them? because they're not fighting back. they're just like let the crazy conservative keep talking. >> number one they are not fighting back because they are dismissing you. they do not have the ability to defend their positions.

of course you need to have catholic believe in faith. cause that is what we come and share with the people when we are coming into the jails. outside, if you want to help in a retreat or if you want to help in a conference or an event that we have, you don't necessarily have to be catholic. but you need to have the time and hard to come until. >> we talked about this a bit. it seems to me that this kind of mediation technique, some of those can be used in a secular way. but you are saying you see, as a christian, a deeper layer, and that is the soul of the person and the love and relationship in which we are supposed to dwell with each other and that has been broken or damaged and you are trying to make people aware of that. i think it is really good. you know, in the works of mercy, jesus says, i was in prison and you came to visit me. i have never quite understood that frankly because he says i was hungry, you fed me, i was naked, you close to me, i was thirsty, you gave me a drink, but i always wondered when i heard that about being in

you need to take this seriously. we have your back. find thereyou might may be peculiar alliances that you might want to think about forging. is a hallmark of journalism. it is not really journalism unless it is independent. sometimes we feel too independent. we don't want to reach out to allies and friends when we need to. you can do that without compromising your independence as a journalist. >> any other questions or comments? you toive a warm thank our panelists. [applause] we appreciate all of you coming out today, so i hope we can take some things away from here that we can take back to our colleagues. i will try to write up a summary of ideas we have had here, and have aj share that. thank you again. we appreciate you being here. [applause] >> [indiscernible chapter -- indiscernible chatter] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2018] >> starting at 8:00 p.m. eastern justicen, remar

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treasure have i the closest thing to risk-free but most financial advisers will tell you need to earne bonds a lot earlier in your life than i think is necessary. even if you invest in 30-year u.s. treasuries with the highest yields, their lower terms don't produce much in the way of capital appreciation let's say for the sake of this example, that 30-year treasury bonds, row 3.5% much higher than the 2.5 to 3.2 a a% we saw in the first three months with that 3.35 yield, as long as you reinvest your coupon payments back, you might double your money in 20 years remember, the average historical return for the s&p 500, the benchmark for u.s. stocks is 10% annually, which will let you double your money in a little more than seven years. so if you're under the age of 35 and you own a bunch of bonds, with the idea that they'll slowly but stetd steadily makin money, i think you're being too cautious i know it puts me out, there but i've been around that's how i feel. even in your 401(k) and ira, you want to be very heavily weighted towards stock while you're young. while you avoid paying cap

david: you have your heart attack and then they tell you you need a heart transplant. re you surprised? oscar: i was surprised and hesitant. they talk about the fact that heart transplant surgeries are 93% successful, the actual surgery. us being who we are, it is like, what happens to the 7%? [laughter] oscar: not a good answer. david: when they told you you needed a heart transplant, did you ask for a second opinion? oscar: we did travel around and i am fortunate enough to know people all over the country. we were trying to figure out if there is something else. most of us, guys in particular, we think we can fix these things. that is not true, you cannot fix these things. what the doctors around the world told me is, sit-down and get the surgery. that is the only way you will live. david: it is one thing to say you need a heart transplant but you have to get a heart. so don't you have to wait on line for a long time? how did you get a heart? oscar: it is one of the most byzantine processes, how you apply. it is well regulated and modulated so people don't take advant

to trust anybody you don't need to trust the toshi nakamoto you don't need to trust the person you're selling something to or it's selling your bitcoin to or trading your big point with because the block chain is is the distributor ledger is what you trust the math or what you trust so that's what you need to trust you don't need to trust that the maker of it no it's self evident and self realising they spontaneously self working protocol that is the turn wall street person into a big corner and that's like turning water into wine that's like turning loaves and fishes to feed the multitude you're taking a hard core. wall street monetarist loser in your rising them up like. to become cured of their idiocies and fallacies and disabuse them of their wall street ways to embrace bitcoin toshi nakamoto in the way of the blog chain there's another headline regarding this guy because he was just recently interviewed forbes and several other publications of course because it was a big news at this app called back to is coming out from them big question could be the first worldwide curren

do what you needed to do but didn't need to do that in order to change ourselves. ange that because i love being a public company wait a second. he said he hates being a public company. you love it? >> elon musk is in a completely different situation than we are in but what i love about being in a public company i love the forced rigor of the short-term. it keeps the heart beat going fast that's what you need >> the late, andy grove felt the same way it's a terrific way to measure not long-term, but short-term. you need to it stay in the game. >> absolutely. >> now gaming, you say, is a -- great conference call, by the way. a rare long-term secular generals change. i don't went to barclay center. >> unbelievable. >> i don't want to steal your thunder. nba. >> yep. >> nfl. >> yep >> soccer. give us its evolution. >> well, i'll start with me and you. in 1965, i remember 1968, 1969, i remember the nfl and the super bowl, how big it seemed then looking back, it was tiny in the fan base again i think that's where we are in gaming it's just taken off. it started in earnes

at one point remarking that you need an i.d. to buy groceries. here's what he had to say. >> only american citizens should vote in american elections, which is why the time has come for voter i.d., like everything else. you know, if you go out and you want to buy groceries, you need a picture on a card. you need i.d. you go out and you want to buy anything, you need i.d. and you need your picture. >> reporter: the president also lashed out at the news media, referring to reporters in the back of the room as fake news, even talking about what he considers to be fake polls. but at the same time, the president talked up a poll that shows he's one of the most popular republican presidents in recent history. dave and laura? >> thank you, jim. and anyone wondering, you do not need an i.d. to buy groceries. >>> elsewhere, immigration officials have agreed to hold off briefly on deporting a group of families that have just been reunited after being separated at the border. an attorney for the family said last night the government will stay removals throug

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david: one month after you take this job, you get a heart attack, and they say you need a heart transplant. oscar: they said get the surgery. that is the only way you will live. david: i assume you are not flying on private planes. oscar: you have to eat what you cook. david: emotional support animals? oscar: one of the animals recently required another emotional support animal. [laughter] >> would you fix your tie, please? david: well, people wouldn't recognize me if my tie was fixed, but ok. just leave it this way. alright. david: i don't consider myself a journalist. and nobody else would consider myself a journalist. i began to take on the life of being an interviewer even though i have a day job of running a private equity firm. how do you define leadership? what is it that makes somebody tick? first, i want to talk about an incredible story that many here may not be familiar with. let's talk about your background initially to get to this story. you grew up in california. you had eight siblings? oscar: i do. david: what is that like it i am an only child. is that easy to do? oscar: if

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so for something like gerrymandering, obviously you need to look the map, you would need to look at what specific district it is, it's that just something you can generalize and look and see if that's what's happening. politicians have always use gerrymandering to try to win seats. probably not something that will stop. arguments from the left that say republicans are doing something solely for the purpose of suppressing minorities i usually fundamentally skeptical of those talking points unless they can show me proof. if this group and i will call that out but i do know what district should talk about but i would look it up, look at the numbers and look at why the left is trying to use the part when t of what the point is so you can debunk it. >> thank you. >> thank you for being here. i snuck into a a young democrac socialist beating last semester, lost a few brain cells long wait but at the end of their talk they said that liberalism is antithetical to communism. shapiro talks were trying to convince the liberals but how can we convince people who are so fundamentally broken? >> i act

boy, you need to understand something. the world you see outside of you is a reflection of what you have inside. if all you see is problems, and despair, that's all there's going to be. if you are a stubborn person, where every time you open your eyes, you see hope and opportunity, you see beauty, see love, the face of god, you can be one of those people who helps me. and she walks away, leaving me there on the streets, saying to myself, ok, grasshopper. thus endeth the lesson. what is happening to our vision in this country? she wasn't the first leader who talked about what you see outside of you. leader to the first talk about something's wrong in this country. martin luther king spoke in one of his famous speeches, after john lewis and marchers tried to march from selma to montgomery, and they got stopped, gassed, the edmund pettus bridge. and beaten by alabama state troopers. they eventually made it. some of you know one of the lines. how long, not long? becaused truth crushed to the earth will rise again. how long, not

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and you need to be safe and you need to tell your employer. and you need to discuss it with the police, to determine the actual risk or at least some reasonable estimation of it and act accordingly. >> i think it's important to teach students about the value of collaboration, particularly in terms of providing security. this is in the context of reporting abroad but it could also be in communities within the united states where there's a security risk. you know, the traditional way of doing it has been if you're going somewhere to hire a fixer and have them show you around. and also assume a lot of the risks for you. and i think that a better way of doing it is to work together with journalists from the communities where your story is taking place. that's more equitable. it also leads to stories that come out not just in your publication but, also, within the affected community, itself. and it doesn't cost money, because if you have a good story, people within the community will want to tell it as well. so i think both as a skill and a mindset

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i think you really need to encourage students to talk to you, if you need cones of silence invoke cones of silence and you need to stay in touch with them after they leave the classroom, after they graduate. for years when i spoke with these 48 journalists who showed up at my door to talk to me about this, a good 20 of them were former students who had been out there and really facing critical situations. it also helps you stay in touch with what is going on in the world. the other thing that came out of that study was realizing how far-reaching the effects of not feeling safe are. being afraid to go home at thanksgiving because part of your family brought into a partisan side that you are not part of or you are fake journalists or fake news, or current students, their families saying we are spending good money to send you to college, what do you mean you want to be a journalist? this is not a safe place to be, get out. you need to help provide them with reasons why they are staying in it. validate their interest in doing it. it is not all touchy feely. it is really important. i have se

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what news would you need to hear or steps you would need to hear to jump in and feel comfortable? >> we specialize in catching falling knives. i can show you the scars on my fingers. today is a perfect day. it is bad news. see what happens. when you see the good news the market is going to rally. what was shocking today was trying to buy anything. a lot of the marks were just marks. dealers being scared. there is no volume backing it up. the selloff is fragile. good news can send things higher. in my world, today is the day to buy. taylor: what does it -- romaine: what does it take? i'm not looking for turkey to completely stabilize. we're just looking for a bounce. they are going to have to hike interest rates. romaine: is that going to be enough? hans: it would be an initial signal. they are going to have to do something to signal more pragmatic decisions for the economy. you have to take a turn away from the rhetoric. scarlet: how receptive would investors be? even an interest rate hike feels like too little too late. hans: part of the problem is you .ave a lot of trapped lawns

i have a carrier, and you need to have a carrier that you can fit your pet in comfortably and you need your pet with you when you were evacuated. >> i am going to thank you very much for joining us and bringing oreo today. and i am go >> we broke ground in december of last year. we broke ground the day after sandy hook connecticut and had a moment of silence here. it's really great to see the silence that we experienced then and we've experienced over the years in this playground is now filled with these voices. >> 321, okay. [ applause ] >> the park was kind of bleak. it was scary and over grown. we started to help maclaren park when we found there wasn't any money in the bond for this park maclaren. we spent time for funding. it was expensive to raise money for this and there were a lot of delays. a lot of it was just the mural, the sprinklers and we didn't have any grass. it was that bad. we worked on sprinkler heads and grass and we fixed everything. we worked hard collecting everything. we had about 400 group members. every a little bit helped and now the park is busy all week. th

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you go out and you want to buy anything, you need i.d., and you need your picture. country -- >> of course a photo i.d. is not needed to buy groceries. >> unless you're buying booze with the groceries or cigarettes with the groceries. >> and you look under 21. the president also called for improved border security that includes the wall but did not the government.at to shut down >> in other news the president is buying interesting groceries. party time at the white house. >> jim acosta from cnn featured video on his twitter account of the reaction from the crowd to the press. some of the signs, some of the gestures, none of it we can show you, obviously. >>> paul manafort heads back to court today for the first criminal trial brought by special counsel mueller. this one is on bank fraud and tax evasion. here is kyra phillips. >> reporter: he was right at the center of the action. >> i think this looks good. >> reporter: running the trump campaign for three crucial months, guiding the candidate into the convention. >> and paul manafort has done an amazing job. he's he

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as you're getting dressed this morning you need a jacket for the early hours. as the day goes along you'll be comfortable with maybe just a t-shirt. now wind speeds with 150 miles per hour. the track has changed. if you know anyone in track of this storm. it looks to be closer to t island it could possibly be a hurricane as itore updates on today in the bay. temperatures hold steady. we are not going to see many chans here. ther pattern with a brisk westerly wind that will keep our inland valleys cool. it stays in the 60s all week long. we'll keep temperatures in the low to mid-60s there next week. you have been tracking a number of lights on our camera. >> we saw four sets of flashing lights. it disappeared somewhere around that bend just north of berkeley. folks are coming down. we are tracking reports around the area. i'll let you know. so far the good news is no lanes blocked on the freeway. it is a sort of hazard. it looks like there's no. all the way down no issues. san jose state will provide a big area of congestion. people decide what they going to keep

you need a heart transplant." were you surprised? oscar: i was surprised and hesitant.hey talk about the fact that heart transplant surgeries are 93% successful, the actual surgery. of course, us being who we are, it is, what happens to the 7%? [laughter] oscar: not a good answer. david: when they told you you needed a heart transplant, did you ask for a second opinion or anything like that? oscar: we did travel around and i am fortunate enough to know people all over the country. we were trying to figure out if there is something else. most of us -- guys in particular think we can fix these things. i will run it off or something -- but that is not true, ladies and gentlemen. you cannot fix these things. what the doctors around the world that i trust and know told me is, sit your butt down and get the surgery. that is the only way you will live. david: you have to get a heart. so don't you have to wait on line for a long time? how did you get a heart? oscar: it is one of the most byzantine processes, how you apply and what levels you are in. it is well regulated and mod

business live on tv and online, what you need to know when you need to know. talk about it. getting rid of coppers has been talked about for years and the chancellor phillip hammond said we need to look into this in his spring paper earlier this year in march. since then it has been ruled out. by the bank of england. that's right. i think it is a nice... we have to look at the facts, i hardly use cash anymore, i'm one of these people who have my card and go. a lot of people, that psychological 1.99, a.99 level is important so we have to ta ke a.99 level is important so we have to take careful consideration. what about this argument that it won't cause inflation if we removed copper? many say naturally shops will just round—up, they copper? many say naturally shops willjust round—up, they won't round down. there is a danger of that but all of the economic studies say it would be negligible, so it would be a minor rise in prices. i like using copper coins. i think it's important to have. the important thing is to have choice. yes, cashless is the way forward. it

it seems that you need all those things for them to work. you mentioned that a lot of organizations have these things in place. for somebody who is unfamiliar, what are those processes you have to identify. what does that inventory look like? wayne: in connection to the previous question, it is perfect, because one of the things you have to do is pull together all the stakeholders as the panel mentioned. this isn't an "everybody row" kind of activity. if only part of the organization is rowing you are going around in circle. you really want everybody involved, they all come with their own process and authorities, but it is good to set up your program so that it is reaching out into every part of the organization and saying, we need your data, no. it is -- we need all the data. have all the different areas work together as a team it is all the processes that you are ready have in place. you pull that together and figure out how to integrate those, so they are all working together. aaron: are you looking for all the data, or specific data? wayn

you say, we need to create an indigenous british islam that is integrated into its own environment. you strike me as somebody who is calling for something akin to the 16th century reformation in the christian religion where martin luther and others in the end broke away from rome and from the catholic church but in essence, you can't have a reformation in islam because there is no rome, there is no pope, there is no central authority. so how can you have this sort of reformation? what we do have orthodoxy and traditionalism that doesn't provide answers for today. we need to have an islam reinterpreted from the koran that answers the problems and the questions of today. we can't rely on the views and opinions of people 500, 1,000 years ago. you think all that learning is irrelevant? no, but we need something that early muslims had during the first hundred years or so after, we had the freethinker is emerging, the mu?tazila, the rationalists of the day, pre—eminent freethinkers of the day and we need a little bit of that. less about following blindly. it is fine about freethinkers and