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And good morning to all our viewers in the west. Were coming to you live right now. And lure yooking at the scene overnight in parts of new york city. The fires rage. Entire neighborhoods burned up. Over 50 homes destroyed. Weve got new information pouring in every minute. This storm has been deadly. Taken at least 17 lives so far. And there are so many scenes of devastation at this hour. From sandy, as we come on the air on the west coast, the damage is still unfolding. Heres what we know right...

Now 3. 3. That surprises me with times tough for people. 3 is groceries. I always gave the kids i dont even remember how much, but i gave them more for the first tooth, then when they lost the whole mouth when you were a kid, do you remember getting money under your pillow . A quarter. That was in the 80s, you know . When a quarter meant something. A quarter was a dollar. Some parents do go crazy, leave 10, 20 under the pillow for a tooth. You ruin it for the other kids. Human nature is never go...

I love this place for a lot of reasons but the reason i love aei is because only here is a conference on government statistics more popular than the rolling stones. [ laughter ] thats a great thing. This is a pop i ctopic that doe normally get headlines but lets face it, in a time the phrase alternative facts has entered the american lexicon is anything more important that what were doing to talk about today . At aei were dedicated to the data are essential for evaluating success and failure of ...

I love this place for a lot of reasons but the reason i love aei is because only here is a conference on government statistics more popular than the rolling stones. [ laughter ] thats a great thing. This is a pop i ctopic that doe normally get headlines but lets face it, in a time the phrase alternative facts has entered the american lexicon is anything more important that what were doing to talk about today . At aei were dedicated to the data are essential for evaluating success and failure of ...

She says donald trump touched her on an airplane decades ago. Another woman says trump innapropriately touched her in trump tower. Justine waldman is here with with how donald trump is responding to the accusations tonight. The womens stories were published in the New York Times late tonight. And trumps camp quickly denied the claims calling them politically motivated and threatened to sue the news paper. Jessica leeds trump accuser it was over 35 years ago. The New York Times she sat next to do...

Professor of international law, presenting this program, please join me in welcoming them. [applause] thank you. Without further ado i thought i would plunge into a question for the judge and the biographer. Richard posner, when you were the age of some of the people in this room you were fabulous yates scholar interested in literature. What made you decide to go to law school . Law school was always the default graduate choice. I give some thought to graduate school, decided, not for me. I dont...

Thank you calling and without further ado i thought id pose a question first to the judge alternating between the joint and biographer. Mister posner, when you were the age of some of these people as an undergraduate at yale, but biography tells us you are a fabulous yates scholar, interested in literature. What made you decide to go to law school . Law school is always the default graduate choice for any college graduate. And my father was a lawyer and he gave some thought to going to graduate ...

Morning for washington journal. The house of representatives convenes for legislative business at 2 00 p. M. To consider several bills, including one dealing with the Homeland Security to consolidate their headquarters. Discuss workers who had been fired and preventing the iris preventing paying bonuses to their employees. The senate will continue working on a bill for the federal aviation. You can see the house live right here on cspan. New yorks president ial primary is tomorrow. Donald trump ...

Officials who give their papers to the library of congress, with restrictions that keep them from the public for as long as the family wants, and it was the library and of congress that made the arrangement with Caspar Weinbergers family or maybe with him personally, that they and the suntricted would determine caspar who would be able to view them. I was surprised but i have learned through my friend, that it is a usual thing. That maybe you would put personal papers and a situation like that, ...

All, that a lot of Public Officials who give their papers to the library of congress, with restrictions that keep them from the public for as long as the family wants, and it was the library and of congress that made the arrangement with Caspar Weinbergers family or maybe with him personally, that they would be restricted and the son would determine who would be able to view them. Caspar weinbergers son. And, i was really surprised by i have learned from my friend at the National Archive that th...