vincent, ingo to pennsylvania, on the republican line. good morning. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. i was hoping that what was released so far would indicate some kind of green light on maybe parties coming together. some unity in our country. but this morning, all the news stations are complaining about how much money was spent on the public, and then they turn around and say we are not showed -- so trusting of the ag and we want to see what they wrote. the contradictions go back and forth. i don't think people realize that we don't have a politician president in the white house. thele elected a man of land. a self made person. i think they are two critical, -- too critical. he doesn't even take a salary. he's there for the american people. that's all i have to share. , fromlet's go to jean south carolina, on the independent line. good morning. caller: thank you for taking my call. i voted for john kasich in the primary, but i think trump is doing a good job, overall. steve moore to have at the federal reserve. he's an honest man. maybe he will figure

host: vincent, did you vote for donald trump in 2016? we lost vincent. someone waiting from brooklyn new york, on the line of those who say he should run. ?hy should he run >> i think the process wants to hear from as many verses as possible and i think he is uniquely qualified to run in certain states like wisconsin, pennsylvania and michigan, where hillary clinton lost. host: what makes him uniquely qualified for those states. he resonates with those voters in scranton, pennsylvania. he has a message and track record of supporting workers in the midwest. host: you're a democrat. you do want him to run in 2016? his chancenderstood not to run, and if he had family issues. host: our next caller is from detroit, michigan. on the line of those who says he should run. go ahead. caller: yes, he should run. he is a good man and he knows what he is doing. he is for everybody, he is not like trump. trump is only for the rich. host: you say he knows what he is doing. what policy area are you specifically most interested in hearing him from and how he would separa

for two points, was it vincent 1-ear van gogh? >> a painting by pablo picasso worth over $128 million. [laughter] he previously hung in picasso's home until his death in 1973. >> tucker: this has been the most remarkable segment we have ever done. you know what, this is perfect. as long time partners and friends, i'm not surprised that you wanted to end on the same number but the rules require, one tiebreaker question. and this is a very esoteric question, we have asked a befor before. what is the capital of the african nation of burkina faso? >> you should know this. you always know this. i know. >> tucker: it is ouagadougou. i'm telling you that because i don't want to wreck the perfect symmetry. nobody wins, yet everybody wins. >> everybody is a winner! >> next time, let's just do the mueller report, we will be fine. >> tucker: you guys are the best, great to see you tonight. that's it for this week's "final exam." how did you do? how are you going to do next week?? pay attention to the news every day and see if you can beat ou

. >> tucker: for two points, was it vincent van gogh? >> a painting by pablo picasso after years long search. >> this has been the most remarkable segment we've ever done. you know what? this is perfect, as longtime partners and friends i'm not surprised he wanted to end up on the same number. and, what is the capital of the african nation of burkina faso? >> you should know this, you always know this kind of thing. >> i don't want to wreck the perfect symmetry of this. next time let's do the molar report. >> you guys are the best. that's it for this week's final exam. how did you do? how will you do next week? pay attention to the news every day, tuesday through thursday to see if you can beat our experts. we will be right back. no >> tucker: a really distressing new out of california appears to show on elderly pro-life activists being beaten savagely buying angry leftists in the street in the city of san francisco. the banners owned by an 85-year-old. he attempts to stop the thief from walking off with it and this is what happens. >> o

. >> little vincent, now healthy to sit up on his own. >> his mother is doing better, to >> look at the girl who stared sigh lently and couldn't eat. >> she's sitting up. strength. she's got sparkle. she's eating better, not forced to eat. so she has an appetite. these kids wouie if you, this hospital, unicef wasn't here. >> in the morning when we have the staff meeting a they tell us no baby die overnight, thank god. >> without the umpynut, these kids wouldn't make it. >> they wouldn't make it. this is giving them a full day's nutrition. >> and a complete chance of a life. complete chance at life that wouldn't be there without it. >> and this i it. a little packet of plum nut that does its job so well and costs under 50 cents. >> so if people want to help, what do they do? >> you can go to our website at today.com, it links to unicef if you want to help. i know people are generous and know people will. >> so many profound moments in there. when you said you prepare yourself f the pain, but the joy is what gets you. and watching how just the smallest thing heald those children that you

peter: you also talk about something i've never heard of, from iowa, 1937, john vincent. thank you. who was that? tom: amazing professor at iowa state university. who developed the first electronic, digital computer. as the world was trying to figure out how this computing idea works. and the story -- and i'm not going to preempt it because i want your viewers to go buy "from gutenberg to google" so they can read this wonderful story, but he developed it. you just can't make this stuff up. he developed it on the back of a cocktail napkin over a bourbon and soda in a roadhouse. peter: in illinois. tom: in illinois, because he had to drive from dry iowa across the mississippi river to illinois, where he could get a drink. peter: so is he one of the fathers of the third revolution? tom: without a doubt. and he never got his recognition. his idea was swiped by some folks over here in the east coast academic institutions. he went off to do other things, because the second world war intervened. eventually, his work was recognized by the united states court of appeals, in a lawsuit, as to

pensioners an are trapped with their assets depreciating and dominant involvement of first port and vincent chinglat. could i ask -- first ground rent for peppercorn levels? and bring in a charging level and an automatic tendering process so that holders can pit with their own community interest companies to deliver services which they actually require? >> i recognize this is an issue that is a real concern to many constituents. it's why we committed on clapping down to those agents for abusing them and to protect the renters from uncan wanted cost or excessive fees. we've asked lord betts to look at regulating and professionalizing property agents and they would include reviewing the standards around the transparency of services and putting them into a statory code into upper management agent. but i'm sure my secretary will have heard the issues and will be happy to meet and to discuss this further. >> thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, tobey mcdonald is 87 years old. she was brought up under nazi occupation in denmark. she's lived in scotland for 59 years. why is she being forced to reg

council member and formeayor vincent gray. gray ozat the d.c. eagle for an event last fall when he got into an dispute with the bouncer over his i.d. he says the bou pushed him calling him to fall and hurt his back, he also bruised his hand. the bar apologized today facebook. it'll be closed this saturday through march 29th. >>> d.c. council member trayon white is responding of reports of a hit-and-run crash involving his crash. police told him yesterday his bmw had been involved in an monday. but police haven't confirmed to us who was driving. in atetatement w says a friend admitted to borrowing the car without coent and was involved in a minor fender bender. he says the friend told him the situation was resolved at the scene with the other driver. >>> well, the power ball jackpot tonight, $550 million. your chances of winning, 1 in 292. are we still buying or not. >> not going to happen. you think those are some long odds, how about fillingut a perfect ncaa tournament bracket? it's 1 in 9.2 quintillion. >> good luck with that. someone's going

council member vincent gray was at the d.c. eagle for an event last fall when he got into a dispute with a bouncer over his form of i.d. he said the bouncer pushed him, causing him to fall and hurt his back and. ha it says that d.c.'s alcoholic beverages registration fined it and not to sell alcohol for seven days. >> a woman is in jail this morn morning over an argument over dog poop. et in for o let that a second. a woman confronted a lady named sty freeman, about picking up her dog's waste. that woman caughthe who thing on cell phone video. that's when freeman phone out of her hand and hit her. poe woman grabbed her phone and left. ce caught up with her and charged her with robbery. >> it is a bummer toee dog poop in your neighborhood. >>> you could own the historic town hall buding, remmington virginia. theown council is trying to $190,000.town hall for the council moved to a different building two years ago. the building ias built 1905 and was originally used as a bank. it still has the bank's safe and vault. the building

. >>> this morning, fans are remembering jan-michael vincent, the star of "airwolf" after hed pa away. his role in the 1980s adventure series propelled him to stoardo. troubles with alcohol and drugs sidelined his career. he died of cardiac arrest february 10th in north carolina. he was 73. >>> things are heating up on the nascar track, but it's the t drivers, nothe cars, boiling over. an angryaniel suarez went looking for mcdowell on pit road friday. the fists started yiflng. suarez claims mcdowell bloroed him f getting a faster me qualifying ti mcdowell said suarez tried to wreck his car. at the end, the two fellas chatted, made up. >> hug it out, or ateast a handshake? >> do it again nexttime. >>> dave has made it out to the plaza. >> we have a nice crowd and a gorgeous day at 30 rock. birthday. we have friends from all over the country. 29 years of wedded bliss. you're trying to be on camera. it is not your 70th birthday. >> i am 70. >> i'll give you a 50.si redo the gn. you're 50. nice to see you. let's take a check of the weather and see what's happening all across the country.

vincent matthews is at the middle school today as part of a series of weeklong celebrations aimed at promoting healthy eating habits in schools. >> today we are celebrating a program that we have here in the district. it is after the bell breakfast. make sure that when students come into the classroom they still have the opportunity to receive breakfast. we know that if students are hungry it makes it much harder for them to concentrate on whatever subject is being taught right then or later in the day. >> the district is more than 7600 students eat breakfast at school every day .50% of them qualify for free and reduced meals. >>> still to come, an emotional homecoming as we take a closer look at the special reunion for families after soldiers returned from a nine month deployment to afghanistan. you know when you're at ross and you realize great minds shop alike? yes. or when you find those name-brand shoes that everyone notices? oh, yeah! or when you get exactly what you need for your growing family? yes! that's yes for less. yep! yes, yes, yes, yes... yes! seriously, 20 to 60 perc

she avoided saying whether or not she thought vincent. but the police, mayor and prosecutor who took over the case all believe similar, that he is not innocent. >> meanwhile, jussie smollett continues to deny the allegations. >> i have been truthful and consistent on every single level since day one. >> fox recused herself before he was charged because she discussed the case with one of the family members. in new york, fox news. >>> forces in multi-say they have taken control of an oil tanker that was hijacked by migrants. it was hijacked after they were rescued. the migrants were being taken back to libya when authorities say those hijackers forced the crew to head towards northern europe. four migrants were taken into custody after that tinker docked. >> of radioactive contamination from japan's fukushima nuclear power plant has been detected near alaska. tests near st. lawrence island found slightly elevated levels of radioactive contamination. it is extremely low and not considered a health concern. it was a 9.0 magnitude quake in 201

are happy about more permit parking but are weary about the day to day.daughter ride's bart daily, vincent dinneen "not a lot we can do just another tax increase it's out of my hand we just have to grin and bear it"daily bart rider, jorge rodriguez"but if its just someone trying to capitalize on the people who depend on this for transportation it's going to suck for them."i heard from bart officials this morning who tell me this new parking garage actually added over 100 spots to the walnut creek station...which has the 2nd largest waiting list for permit parking spaces...so this change was to help add more spaces for those with monthly parking needs. reporting in walnut creek...christina tetreault kron4 news (justine) also in the east bay... police are warning of a mountan lion in san ramon. officer say a man who lives near lilac ridge road in the windemere neighborhood reported seeing a mountain lion in hs backyard. fish and game officials were notified of the sighting. they say if you run into a mountain lion... try to appear as big as possible, speak loudly, and throw rocks or sticks i

vincent brothers --- a former high school principal convicted of killing his three children and mother-in-law. and richard allen davis --- has been on death row since 19-96 for the kidnap and murder of 12- year-old polly klaas from petaluma. (vicki) today-- marc klass-- the father of polly klaas-- spoke out about the governor's decision. and he does not support it. (grant) (vicki)(vicki) (vicki) you can see more interviews like this on our new app-- kron-on. it is the bay area's only live, local news streaming... 24/7 commercial- free service. download it today from the app store ... right now kron is offering a free one week trial. (grant) happening tonight in the south bay... a community meeting in a san jose neighborhood where oposed encampment. right now-- the hope village encampment is near the airport-- on city owned land. but operators say the land cannot accommodate the amount of people they currently house-- and they need to relocate. the proposed new site for hope village is in willow glen-- and neighbors tell kron-4 they are not happy about it. the meeting tonight is at the elks lo

daughter ride's bart daily, vincent dinneen"not a lot we can do just another tax increase it's out of my hand we just have to grin and bear it"daily bart rider, jorge rodriguez"but if its just someone trying to capitalize on the people who depend on this for transportation it's going to suck for them." the walnut creek station has the 2nd largest waiting list for permit parking spaces. (ken) a happy reunion today in san francisco. a 14-year-old is back with his prized possession -- his violin.(pam) we first told you about this story yesterday. the teen accidently left his very expensive violin on a muni bus earlier last month. as of last night -- san francisco police were still looking for a woman suspected of taking it.(ken) but in less than 12 hours -- the violin was found. kron 4's charles clifford was at the very special reunion. friday afternoon, a very grateful teenager received his prized violin back. the san francisco returned this 1200 dollar violin to 14 -year-old william paik. william accidentally left the violin on muni bus back on feb. 20th. he contacted muni and police b

. ---3rd period...panthers leading by 1 now....florida's vincent trocheck to frank vatrano....that puts the panthers up by 2.... ---and the score would stay that way...sharks fall to the panthers....4-2....so san jose doesn't clinch that playoff berth tonight....but still stays in 1st place.... -up next, they'll be back at the shark tank hosting the nashville predators on saturday. a statement win for the warriors last night, after going oh-and-three against the rockets to start the season....golden state avoided the sweep, on the road, in houston.even without kevin durant, who was resting the ankle he tweaked on sunday...the dubs snapped houston's 9-game winning streak...a streak that started when the rockets beat golden state at oracle last month. last night's edition was close...houston came back from a 14 point 4th quarter deficit to come within one in the final seconds....but the warriors got the 106-104 win...rockets' m-v-p candidate james harden put up 29 points, but it was klay thompson leading the way with a game-high 30...and demarcus cousins had the best game of his warriors

. >> next on "lectures in history," university of massachusetts boston professor vincent cananto teaches a class about the economics and culture of the 1970's. he talks about the 1973 oil crisis, demographic changes in different regions, and rise of

vietnam asked, or allowed us, asked or allowed, whichever way we want to put it, us to park the carl vincent right there. and i think that's, if you wanted proof that you can't trust communist china, even their neighbors don't trust communist china. and their movement into the western hemisphere corns me. we're not here to talk about that today. but i don't think we as a unit, the united states, have paid enough attention to our backyard. i'm afraid we're going to wake up one day and have a chinese base in the western hemisphere. that's something i don't think we can afford to allow. with that said, secretary shriver, as communist china continues to grow physically and virtually around the world, what impacts is this having on the united states' ability to strengthen our partner ships in the indo-pacific regions? are we at risk of losing our partnerships because of communist china and their use of one belt, one road to buy their way into favor? >> quite frankly, i think we're more often than not the preferred partner. i think a lot of chinese engagement has resulted in a backlash because the

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vincent matthew, and our board of education commissioners for the opportunity to share this recommendations. so we look forward to our continued collaborations in support of our english learners. thank you. >> president cook: all right. thank you for your presentation and for your service to the district. are there any -- we do have one speaker for public comment. you'll have two minutes, miss aleta fisher. >> my name is aleta fisher. i'm the chair of the community advisory committee for special education. i wanted to thank the delac and speci special advisory committee for your work. we do a lot of special and stakeholder engagement, and we're honored to stand beside you in your advocacy work. a couple of points made tonight that i think are worth highlighting. a lot of what you heard here is not now. the advisory groups, we present together in may. a lot of this has come up in those meetings before? but when you're talking about access to technology, when you're talking about the equities in after school programs and summer programs, in early vention, professional advancement opportunitie

vincent trump will declare victory as he did with michael cohen and he will go on to talk about what he believes are the extraordinary accomplishments of his administration. democrats have no answer to that other than investigate, no agenda of their own, then they will be the big losers. rob: we talk impeachment but they have no realistic shot of getting the president out of office. it would just be impeached. >> that is almost certainly true. i'm not going to be a democratic pollyanna and say there will be something that will emerge but that is the only way. there's got to be some finding that even the republicans say this is bad. over the last couple years we have seen absolutely nothing in that. jillian: does america want impeachment? >> america does not want impeachment as a whole. the democrats and left-leaning voters absolutely, but i don't think there's any clear consensus among the electorate to impeach the president. rob: a warning for the democrats. we will be right back. . as the one who is always trapped beneath the duvet i'm begging you... take gas-x. your tossing and tu

the names we heard, vincent who walked around in his bathrobe, john gotti, they've been replaced by people of lower statute who want to stay out of the media spotlight but it didn't do much for john gotti. the latest murder of the gambino chief was a guy who did that but he had ties to sicily which is unusual. the speculation is an internecine war among his family, is it between the five families? did sicily have something to do with it? in philadelphia, my team, 9 murders including a judge, most of those murders where interfamily rivalries. heather: john gotti's brother jean gotti was released a year ago. the possibility he could be involved. >> the day of his murder he was acquitted of a crime. carmine persico died last week. all these things happening at the same time. where there is change there is opportunity and people who want to take control. heather: i don't want to make any mobsters mad but honor among thieves. a murder at someone at home in front of their family would not normally happen. >> a handgun at close range using a vehicle. doing it at their home, breaks a rule but ther

vincent was 12 years old when dr. saw him. he was flown to st. louis to one of wpp's 17 partner hospitals to have open heart surgery that will let him lead a full life. >> you said the biggest challenge is to build trust in these countries. why is that such a challenge? >> because i think there's been a lot of distrust earned with group two upon in and a net state. >> chris: wpp started in 2001 and the numbers are impressive. 55 medical teams travel to the region each year, treat some 2500 children and fly 100 more back to the u.s. over the last 18 years, they've cared for 13,000 kids. the funding comes entirely from private donations, but that doesn't tell the full story. >> you raised $5 million last year be provided $25 million in services, how does that work? >> because of our doctors in our nurses donating and giving of their time. we have medical supply companies for giving us hundreds of thousands of dollars of supplies for us to take down without surgical team. >> chris: susan rickman has been part of wpp since the start. she says there's

been a 50-year fight to exonerate an innocent man, "indianapolis" by lynn vincent. on sunday, our live coverage continues starting at 3:00 p.m. eastern with journalist dave cullen and his book "parkland: the book of a movement," and author karen piper with her book "a girl's got into missiles: growing up in a secret desert." watch the tucson festival of books on booktv on c-span2. on wednesday, the supreme court heard an oral argument in the case about the status of a world war i memorial in prince george's county, maryland, just outside of washington, d.c. the american humanist association is challenging. we will hear first from the attorney representing the local government in this case. >> we are hearing an argument 1717, theing a case 17 american legion association against the american humanist association, and the consolidated case maryland national park and planning commission against the american humanist association. >> thank you, mr. chief justice, and may it please the court.

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neil: we're going to the white house very shortly, vincent. i am view of give economy and everything else the president should be up 10 points, that tweeting, criticism lately of john mccain, that drags it down. it is his personal kind of problems that come to roost. >> yeah, that's a true. the thing to remember news cycles don't even last more than a day. neil: but this form as pattern and image that he is nuts, you know? >> i got you. week 1/2 ago we thought the michael cohen testimony was lasting up until the election. neil: fair enough. hang on that thought, buddy. the president now with the president of brazil. >> mr. president, brazil is offering -- >> [inaudible] >> we're looking very strongly. we're very inclined to do that the relationship we have right now with brazil has never been better. i think there was a lot of hostility with other presidents. there is zero hostility with me. we're going to look at that very, very strongly in terms of whether it's nato or something having to do with alliance but we have a great alliance with br

school of dad, school of roy, school of norman vincent peel. he had that emphasis as seeing yourself as successful. he didn't suggest that you obliterate opposition. he didn't suggest breaking the law. that focus on the power of being completely, totally sure of yourself as successful. if he does it, it's successful. if somebody flops, it's somebody else's fault. >> it's this idea of show no weakness. i'm always right. even going so far as to say i never said that when somebothin is caught on tape. do not back down is the strategy that he comes at so much with using. i want to ask you about something else we heard from cohen this week. he spoke of the way trump allegedly inflated his wealth whether it came to insurance claims. or he deflated it when it came to tax purposes. is that something you witnessed or have any observation on? >> well, the real estate business is a famously -- to be generous -- flexible situation. much depends on the owner, the developer's estimate of what something is worth. his father was very, very good at estimates, g

. >>> "the hollywood reporter" says actor jan-michael vincent has died. he's best remembered for playing the lead chopper pilot in "airwolf" which aired in the 1980s on cbs. that role would make him the highest paid actor on television at the time. vincent struggled with drug and alcohol problems and illness after "airwolf." he was 73 years old. >>> and "national geographic" reports more states are proposing legislation to opt out of daylight saving time. oklahoma, texas, and kansas have bills calling for the observance of standard time all year. this as california, washington, and oregon are looking to stay on daylight saving time all year. both sides point to health benefits of additional daylight and the removal of any sleep deprivation. >> yes. >> by the way, the shift to daylight saving time is tonight. >> oh, no. >> at 2:00 a.m. don't forget to set your clocks ahead one hour. >> wait, it's spring ahead -- >> spring forward -- >> spring ahead. yeah. >> you lose an hour of sleep. >> wake up earlier. >> yes. >> that's bad. >> just like you did this mor

vincent is bloomberg's macro strategist. when you look at what happens, the fx is where the action was, all centered in london with the brexit vote. now, we've got what the market wanted -- a delay. >> it's a positive delay. talkseally encouraging with hammond, with the attorney general and ministers of the cabinet giving markets a good feel going in. this is a big hurdle for make. may -- for may. caroline: it's interesting that the pound is up 1.7% on the week. the best performing g10 currencies since the beginning of the year. what about when it comes to the dollar? today's story has been dollar weakness. >> the dollar has been flatish to sideways. we've seen idiosyncratic moves within the currency. earlier in the week was a sale based on risk moves. haven assets slowed into the swiss franc. we've seen good flows into central emerging-market currencies. the ruble despite sanctions on . the dollar is mixed. caroline: the fastest decline we've seen since march. msci emerging market index up 2.5%. china sticking to stimulus o

at noon eastern featuring brooke wilson with his book, everything trump touches dies,, offered lynn vincent with indianapolis, the true story of the worst disaster in u.s. naval history and the 50 year fight to exonerate a man. professor and author greg grandin with his book the end of myth from the frontier to the border wall in the mind of america. on sunday live coverage continues at 3:30 p.m. eastern with dave: and his book the birth of the movement and then newsweek nina burley with her book golden handcuffs to the secret history of trumps woman and karen piper, her book a girl's guide to missiles, growing up in america secret li tucson festival of books this weekend him but tv on cspan-2.

author lynn vincent with "indianapolis: the true story of the worst sea disaster in u.s. naval history and the 50-year fight to exonerate an innocent man." then professor and author greg grandon with his book, "the end of myth: from the frontier to the border wall in the mind of america." on sunday our live coverage continues starting at 3 p.m. eastern with journalist dave cullen and his book, "parkland: birth of a movement." then "newsweek" national political correspondent nina burly, and author karen piper with her book, "a girl's divide to missiles. growing up in america's secret desert." watch our live coverage of the 11th annual tucson festival of books this weekend on booktv on c-span2. >> sunday night on c pan's -- c-span's "q&a," eileen rivers on her book "beyond the call." >> one experience that shane that if adams shared with me is there was a time when she felt there were men who were trying to break her and test her and see if women could actually hack it. so they had this really heavy gear, they had their weapon, and they were carrying it on this road march.

irwith the book, american prison, reporter's undercover journey into the business of punish: author lynn vincent with indianapolis, the true story officer the worst sea disaster in u.s. enable history and the 50 years fight to exonerate an minute unanimous. then greg grand inwith the book, the end of myths from the frontier to border wall in the mind of america. on sunday, our live coverage continues starting at 3:00 p.m. eastern, with journalist dave cullen and his book, parkland, birth our a movement. then news week national political correspondent, nina burley with her book, colden handcuffs, the secret history of trump's women. and author karen piper with her book, girl's guide to missiles. growing up in america res secret desert. watch our live coverage of the 11th annual tucson festival of books on booktv, on c-span2. >> this weekend, on c-span, president trump will speak at the annual conservative political, a conference, live saturday morning, at 11:30:00 a.m. eastern. then at 8:00. vermont senator bernie sanders, formally announcing his candidacy for president in brooklyn, new york, and