and ben will be a will to find the true meaning of hud as its secretary. i look forward to that. i look forward to watching him. he will do things nobody ever thought of. i also want to thank senator jim -- senator tim scott for joining us today. a great senator from south carolina. i like the state of south carolina. i like all those states where i won by double digits. you know those states. south carolina was one. jim has been fantastic in how he represents the people. they love him. i also want to profoundly thank ms. king for being here and, as we saw her uncle's wonderful exhibit. he certainly deserves that. mrs. king, i can tell you this personally because i watch her all the time. and she is a tremendous fighter for justice and thank you very much. i have been watching you for so long and you are so incredible. and i wanted to thank you for all the nice things you say about me. not everybody says nice things. she is special. so with that, we are going to end this incredible beginning of a morning. but engraved in the wall, very nearby, a quote by the reverend martin luthe

i want to thank ben carson heading up hud. that's a big job and a job that is not only housing, it is mind and spirit, right, ben? you understand that. no body is going to be better than ben. last month we celebrated the life of martin luther king junior whose incredible example in unique in american history. you read about dr. martin luther king a week ago when somebody said i took the statue out of my office. it turned out that that was fake news. [laughter] it is one of the favorite things in the -- we have some good ones. we have lincoln, jefferson and dr. martin luther king and we have -- but they said the statue, the bust of dr. martin luther king was taken out of the office. and it was never even touched. so i think it was a disgrace but that's the way the press is, very unfortunate. i'm proud we have a museum on the national mall where people can learn about reverend king and so many other things, frederic douglas is an example of somebody who has done an amazing job and being recognized more and more i notice. harriet

and hud has a meaning far beyond housing. if properly done, it's a meaning that's as big as anything there is. and ben will be able to find the true meaning, and the true meaning of hud as its secretary. so i just look forward to that. i look forward to watching that. he'll do things nobody ever thought of. i also want to thank senator tim scott for joining us today. a friend of mine. a great, great senator from south carolina. i like the state of south carolina. i like all those states where i won by double, double, double digits. you know, those states, but south carolina was one and tim has been fantastic how he represents the people. and they love him. i also want to profoundly thank alveda king for being here. and as we saw her uncle's wonderful exhibit and he certainly deserves that. mrs. king, and by the way, pmrs king, i watch her all the time and she is a tremendous fighter for justice. and so thank you very much. i have been watching you for so long, and you are so incredible. and i want to thank you for all the nic

this situation, nobody today -- i went through democrat and republican at hud, they have done action -- done nothing for the cities except concentrate the black people. there are about 42 million people black people in the country, and 40% are doing baracks, the singers, obama, the few that got their harvard graduates and whatever, the other 60% for the last 50 years have been concentrated in these projects. i will give you one name, and pull it up, phil winn. steve winn owns all of the casinos. this is phil. he was indicted and convicted of $59 billion in fraud. you know who pardoned him, slick willie, because he helped to pay for his legal fees. winn controlled 500,000 units of not 50,8 housing, 500,000. this small group is still in control of these projects where we concentrate these poor blacks. host: that was rick from annapolis, maryland. now we want to go to portland, oregon. on the other line, younger than 50. aaron ? caller: good morning, judge. so -- judge wilkinson: excuse me, can i make a comment about the last caller? because i thought it was -- he raised the point that

then will do a fantastic job at hud. i have absolutely no doubt he will be one of the great ever in that position. he grew up in detroit and had very little. he defied every statistic. he graduated from yelp -and he yale.yal -- he became a totally brilliant neurosurgeon. he helped many people. we are going to do great things in our african-american communities together and ben will work with me very closely. far beyondeaning housing. if probably -- properly done, then will be able to find that true meaning and the true .eaning of hud as its secretary i look forward to watching that. he will do things no one ever thought of. i also want to thanks a are tim's got us today. a friend of mine, a great senator from south carolina. i like the state of south carolina. i like all of those states where i won by double, double digits. you know, those states. south carolina was one. i also want to profoundly thank king for being here. uncle's wonderful exhibit, he certainly deserves that. i can tell you this personally, because i wa

so the situation no one today -- i went through democrat, republican, democrat at hud for 33 years. they did nothing for these central cities except concentrated 60% of our black people. there's about 42 million black people, judge, in this country. 40% are doing fabulous. the barack obamas, the oprah winfreys, the jay-zs, the singers, the few that got their harvard graduates and whatever. the other 60% for the last 50 years have been concentrated in these projects. i'm going to give you one name, judge, and pull it up -- paul winn w-i-n-n. steve winn owns all the casinos. this is phil winn. in the 1970s, he got indicted and convicted of 59 billion in fraud and, of course you know who pardoned him? slick willy pardoned him because he helped pay for his legal fees. phil winn at one time controlled 500,000 units of section 8 housing. not 50. i said 500,000. so this small group today are still in control of these projects where we concentrated these poor blacks. host: rick from maryland. i'm sorry, judge, we have a few more people to get to. let's go to errol in portland, oregon on the

and then we will be a will to asd the true meaning of hud its secretary. i look forward to that. i look forward to watching him. he will do things nobody ever thought of. i also want to thank senator jim scott for joining us today. a great senator from south carolina. i like the state of south carolina. all those states where i won by double digits. south carolina was one. tim has been fantastic in halley represents the people. they love him. i also want to profoundly thank -- for being here and, as we saw her uncle's wonderful exhibit. he certainly deserves that. tell you thisan personally because i watch her all the time. and she is a tremendous fighter for justice and thank you very much. i have been watching you for so long and you are so incredible. and i wanted to thank you for all the nice things you say about me. not everybody says nice things. with that, we are going to end this incredible beginning of a morning. but engraved in the wall, very the reverendte by martin luther king jr.. in 1955, he told the world that we are determined to work and fight until justice runs

and ben will be a will to find the true meaning of hud as its secretary. i look forward to that. i look forward to watching him. he will do things nobody ever thought of. i also want to thank senator jim scott for joining us today. a great senator from south carolina. i like the state of south carolina. i like all those states where i won by double digits. you know those states. south carolina was one. jim has been fantastic in halley -- in how he represents the people. they love him. i also want to profoundly thank ms. king for being here and, as we saw her uncle's wonderful exhibit. he certainly deserves that. miss king, i can tell you this personally because i watch her all the time. and she is a tremendous fighter for justice and thank you very much. i have been watching you for so long and you are so incredible. and i wanted to thank you for all the nice things you say about me. not everybody says nice things. she is special. so with that, we are going to end this incredible beginning of a morning. but engraved in the wall, very nearby, a quote by the reverend dr. martin lut

family of one, it's about $60,000 a year, and for four, i think it's about $80,000. >> you use the hud ami definition? >> yes for san francisco. >> and what ami-level and below did you select? >> so we get guidelines from the mayor's office of economic and workforce development. so the numbers that we're using today for household of one is $68,000. for a household of four, it's $98,000 >> so roughly like 90% of area median income and below, is that the threshold maximum income? >> i can double-check and we can can get an answer. >> i know it's ami, but what ami, 90%? 60% of ami and below? >> i'm not sure. it's median. i can get you that answer and can definitely come back to you on that. >> okay. so we're talking about middle-income households. >> right. >> okay. >> so what is residential low-income? is the red stuff -- what is the difference between the dark blue stuff and the red stuff? >> the red is just a normal residential incentive and the dark-blue is residential low-income and those are applicants that quail hollowed qualified for the additional incentives. >> i'm curious of th

carson for hud, perry for energy. these are all seemingly less controversial nominees than the likes of rex tillerson, at the state department betsy devos in education, some of the people previously confirmed. also coming up in the next week, president trump will make his first address to a joint session of congress on tuesday night. what do you inspect the hear from president trump and what are you hearing about possible democratic boycotts of his tuesday night speech? >> we have heard so far from the white house they are anticipating perhaps more of an upbeat message from president trump. some optimism and taking that sort of approach. i think the question about protests that some of this may lie in who was chosen by democrats to be guests at the event, which is an address to a joint session. it is not technically a state of the union address although it will look a lot like one. lawmakersf democratic who are inviting people who were victims of anti-muslim violence peoplent times, or of who stand to lose their healt

. >> hud has a meaning far beyond housing. if properly done, it's a meaning that's as big as anything there is. and ben will be able to find that true meaning and the true meaning of hud, as its secretary. >> stephen: yes. i believe ben carson will find the true meaning of hud, just like in the beloved children's story: "highway the grinch stole housing." so good. cindy lu who opinio along with carson, trump recognized other african americans serving in government. he honored them the only way he knows how. >> i also want to thank senator tim scott for joining us today, a friend of mine, a great, great senator from south carolina. i like the state of south carolina. i like all those states where i won by double, double, double digits, you know, those states. >> stephen: yes, he loves those states where he won by double, double, double digits. but he seems to hate the country where he lost by millions, millions, millions of votes. ( cheers and applause ) he's still president! he's still president. doesn't mean he's not presiden

and the true meaning of hud, as its secretary. so i just look forward to that. i look forward to watching that. he'll do things that nobody ever thought of. i also want to thank senator tim scott for joining us today. a friend of mine, a great, great senator from south carolina. i like the state of south carolina. i like all those states where i won by double, double, double digits, you know, those states, but south carolina was one and tim has been fantastic how he represents the people. and they love him. i also want to profoundly thank alveda king for being here and as we saw her uncle's wonderful exhibit. and by the way, miss king, i can tell you this personally because i watch her all the time and she is a tremendous fighter for justice and so alveda, thank you very much. come up here. i have been watching you for so long and you are so incredible and i wanted to thank you for all the nice things you say about me. not everybody says nice this but she's special. >> you're family. you're the best, you're great. >> thank you, darling. appreciate it. so with th

treated equally good housing this should be at basis that's why working with the housing authority with hud making sure that we're changing the entire way we manage those projects those developments the housing that you live in i got to a point i got tieftd excited people weren't talking about broken glass and water system didn't work but how many bedrooms will i live in how many kids are we're going to have open space so for our kids and the playgrounds we want it is a new conversation with you talking about the housing needs of all our residents so i'm very proud of all the residents that are coming together with the collaborative partners as part of hope sf the entire board of supervisors thank you for preserving in everything you're doing those dreams were thought of maybe over 10 or 15 years ago people stuck by the dream so those kids what have hope amount how many of you what a brand new bedroom yeah. yeah all the trophies you'll be winning yeah, you need more room (laughter) so as i promised let's look at the action and morgan hill to the building of this housing you have a place to

vonnie: a quick question about hud. you work the secretary yourself and you faced opposition when you were being appointed. go ben carson be a good -- will ben carson be a good choice? carla: i think he has a sensitivity to the problems faced by our lower-income people. i think our nation wants to provide opportunities. resident forward, with whom i serve, under whom i said, was and whencious of that it's make housing available to beyondwho are housing is their means and there are constructive ways to approach that subject. , thank ambassador hills you for joining us from washington, d.c. mark: great interview. coming up on the european close, big day for european stocks. stocks are rising, first day in four. the market close is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ . . mark: it is 11 a.m. in new york, 4:00 p.m. in london. 30 minutes left in the trading day. i mark barton. vonnie: and i'm vonnie quinn. this is the european close on bloomberg markets. mark: we are going to take you from new york to london to paris and covering st

for a permanent replace many for michael strahan who coincidentally also blind-sided kelly with his hud exit. >> i needed a couple of days to gather my thoughts. after 26 years with this company, i have earned the right. >> what is next? >> larry asked the 84-year-old legend about his come back. >> how often would it take? everyday? >> oh, oh, do they? yeah, i do listen. there are times when i really miss it. interesting three months with mariah carey. break-up. reality show. new man. and the debacle. i can't vouch for mariah's love life but last night she performed on jimmy kiks mmel li and it was sweet revenge. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> that's mariah singing her new break-up anthem, i don't, live. her collaborator, back up singers, but no dancers because this performance and this day was all about the music, all about a come back. 2:30, mariah arrives in time for rehearsal. then changes for per performance into another form fit hugging, fitting for a revenge dress and mimi made sure to slay her solo. ♪ ♪ ♪ her manager called our carly steel with more details. >> what made her decide to pic

with hud secretary ben carson. he's given a brief comment to craig melvin of nbc news about the jewish community centers and reports of receiving bomb threats since january. with regard to anti-semitism, the president told craig melvin, it is horrible and has to stop. no word whether this will reflect that. >> there is no press core. he will address what he feels needs to be addressed. it could be that or the setting we find him, or some of the moves he made, in a reference to bringing together his cabinet and getting everybody in place. >> could be about h.r. mcmaster, the new national security adviser. secretary of state tillerson and department of homeland security kelly go to mexico city tomorrow, where they'll meet in mexico city. it might raise the curtain on some of that. also, the immigration executive order expected to be revised. ap reporting it could exempt those with green cards, dual citizens. could change by the time the president signs it. things the president could address today. >> comments over th

we've always had a very close working relationship at zillow group with hud, fha, fannie, freddie, the treasury and the white house, so we'll certainly be working with the hud staff, and hopefully, the secretary, once he gets confirmed. you know, the partnership between zillow group and housing experts in d.c. and in state capitols has always been important. we're an important voice on housing because of the size of our consumer audience, so it's important for us to work with government to shape housing policy. >> spencer, moving on to the immigration ban, temporary ban that the president has tried to put in place by executive order, is going through the courts right now. i know that seattle is a very diverse tech hub. a lot of the companies there have come out against this. what exactly is the objection from your perspective? i mean, i know lots of people say the rollout of this executive order was basically botched, but there's also an argument that congress has delegated this power to the executive to control who comes into and out of the country. how does this get fixed in your vie

he was joined by hud ben carson. after the visit the president denounced racism and recent attacks on jewish community centers >> a sad reminder of the work that must be done to root out hate and preps and evil. >> the department of homeland security rolled out new immigration enforcement guilty. these new guidelines call for the immediate return of mexican immigrants captured at the border plus the hiring of ice and and border parole agents. he'll keep the daka program. >>> refugees welcome. that's the message today on the statue of liberty. activist hung the banner on the base of lady liberty. it was up for about three hours before park rangers removed it attaching signs to the national monument is banned. park police are trying to figure out who put it there have not. >>> small plane crashes into a shopping center in australia killing four american touristses as well as the australian pilot. the plane designed on the shopping center. moments later, cell phone video shows flame and billowing dark smoke. the mall wa

family of one, it's about $60,000 a year, and for four, i think it's about $80,000. >> you use the hud ami definition? >> yes for san francisco. >> and what ami-level and below did you select? >> so we get guidelines from the mayor's office of economic and workforce development. so the numbers that we're using today for household of one is $68,000. for a household of four, it's $98,000 >> so roughly like 90% of area median income and below, is that the threshold maximum income? >> i can double-check and we can can get an answer. >> i know it's ami, but what ami, 90%? 60% of ami and below? >> i'm not sure. it's median. i can get you that answer and can definitely come back to you on that. >> okay. so we're talking about middle-income households. >> right. >> okay. >> so what is residential low-income? is the red stuff -- what is the difference between the dark blue stuff and the red stuff? >> the red is just a normal residential incentive and the dark-blue is residential low-income and those are applicants that quail hollowed qualified for the additional incentives. >> i'm curious of th

and i want to thank ben carson who is going to be heading up hud. it's a big job, and it's a job that's not only housing, it's mind and spirit, right, ben? and you understand that. nobody is going to be better than ben. last month we celebrated the life of reverend martin luther king jr., an incredible example, unique in american history. you read all about dr. martin luther king a week ago when somebody said i took the statue out of my office. and it turned out that that was fake news. fake news. the statue is cherished, it's one of the favorite things, and we have some good ones, we have lincoln and we have jefferson, we have dr. martin luther king, and we have -- but they said the statue, the bust of dr. martin luther king was taken out of the office. and it was never even touched. so i think it was a disgrace. but that's the way the press is, very unfortunate. i am very proud now that we have a museum at the national mall where people can learn about reverend king, so many other things. frederick douglass is an example of somebody who has done a

some hud on the floor. others evacuated to special safe rooms. police say the suspect arrived from dubai last week on a tourist is a. in the end this might have been a minor incident but the response goes after 15 months under a state of administering and multiple attacks this city remains on edge. these students from the university of georgia were looking for the month a lisa wh guards told them to take cover. >> we opened our jackets and opened our purses and said oh, no. >> reporter: france was already on high alert. since the deadly attacks in 2015 and in nice last summer. >> that was matt bradley reporting. museum is expected to re-open today. >>> back here at home let's take a live look at nrg stadium in houston. this is the site of super bowl li. the patriots play falcons tomorrow night. a pittsburgh company is running its first-ever super bowl ad but you won't see the whole thing. 84 lumber the name of the company has an ad that focuses on immigration. ad features a mexican mother and her daughter. the company says it wanted to send a mes

so the key hud headline saturday night should be dry. then sunday we begin to bump up showers chances. primarily in the north bay in the afternoon hours then after 5:00 we'll increase the rainfall potential in the bay area as another system marchs closer to the region. here we are tomorrow morning, 8:00 showers likely in san francisco, 50 degrees. then by 12:00 the chance of some showers, 57, notice still lots of cloud cover out there. then into the afternoon hours by 3:00 and 4:00, mostly cloudy skies, and temperatures around 60 degrees. but once again we are talking about that other system developing offshore. that will be a factor by sunday night into monday morning. possibly producing some more heavy rain and some strong gusty winds. we'll talk more about that that guy coming up in a few minutes. >> a judge has blocked president trump's controversial travel ban. coming up at 6:30 the action that was taken late today and what it means for the administration. >> first a san francisco sheriffs deputy on the other side of the law tonight

he was joined by hud ben carson. after the visit the president denounced racism and recent attacks on jewish community centers >> a sad reminder of the work that must be done to root out hate and preps and evil. >> the department of homeland security rolled out new immigration enforcement guilty. these new guidelines call for the immediate return of mexican immigrants captured at the border plus the hiring of ice and and border parole agents. he'll keep the daka program. >>> refugees welcome. that's the message today on the statue of liberty. activist hung the banner on the base of lady liberty. it was up for about three hours before park rangers removed it attaching signs to the national monument is banned. park police are trying to figure out who put it there have not. >>> small plane crashes into a shopping center in australia killing four american touristses as well as the australian pilot. the plane designed on the shopping center. moments later, cell phone video shows flame and billowing dark smoke. the mall wa

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ben will do a fantastic job at hud. i have absolutely no doubt he will be one of the great ever in that position. he grew up in detroit and had very little. he defied every statistic. he graduated from yale and went to the university of michigan medical school and became a brilliant, totally brilliant neurosurgeon. saved many lives and helped many, many people. we're going to do great things in our african-american communities together, ben will work with me very, very closely. and hud has a meaning far beyond housing. if properly done, it is a meaning that is as big as anything there is. and ben will be able to find that true meaning, and true meaning of hud as its secretary. so i just look forward to watching that. he will do things that nobody ever thought of. i also want to thank senator tim scott for joining us today. a friend of mine, a great, great senator from south carolina. i like the state of south carolina. i like all those states where i won by double, double, double digits. those states. but south carolina

. >> i want to thank ben carson who will be heading up hud. that's a big job. and it's a job that's not only housing. it's mind and spirit. >> exactly. >> and you understand that. nobody is going to be better than ben. last month we celebrated the life of reverend martin luther king jr. whose incredible example is unique in american history. you read all about dr. martin luther king a week ago when somebody said i took the statue out of my office and it turned out that was fake news. fake news. the statue is cherished. it's one of the favorite things in the -- and we have some good ones. we have lincoln, jefferson and dr. martin luther king. but they said the statue, the bust of dr. martin luther king was taken out of the office. and it was never even touched. so i think it was a disgrace, but that's the way the press is. very unfortunate. i am very proud now that we have a museum on the national mall where people can learn about reverend king, so many other things. frederick douglass as an example of somebody who has done an amazing job that is being recognize

family of one, it's about $60,000 a year, and for four, i think it's about $80,000. >> you use the hud ami definition? >> yes for san francisco. >> and what ami-level and below did you select? >> so we get guidelines from the mayor's office of economic and workforce development. so the numbers that we're using today for household of one is $68,000. for a household of four, it's $98,000 >> so roughly like 90% of area median income and below, is that the threshold maximum income? >> i can double-check and we can can get an answer. >> i know it's ami, but what ami, 90%? 60% of ami and below? >> i'm not sure. it's median. i can get you that answer and can definitely come back to you on that. >> okay. so we're talking about middle-income households. >> right. >> okay. >> so what is residential low-income? is the red stuff -- what is the difference between the dark blue stuff and the red stuff? >> the red is just a normal residential incentive and the dark-blue is residential low-income and those are applicants that quail hollowed qualified for the additional incentives. >> i'm curious of th

you watched the hearings, you get scared about this guy being the hud secretary, although i respect his brilliance as a brain surgeon. i'm not sure that's the right position to for, but i digress. you have cabinet fights, the muslim ban that ain't a muslim ban that to push back on. you got a nominee that's about to be announced in a matter of hours that there's going to be a fight about. i wonder how long or whether or not you think at some point democrats, the left, progressives, people of good conscience, are going to -- are going to experience resistance fatigue. there's so much to resist, you get fatigue. and rather than resistance it turns into acquiescence. >> i think we've got to guard edens it. we've got to keep the energy up and realize we cannot compromise on basic principles no matter how many times they may be challenged. the danger is we come to accept things that four, 10 years ago, 25 years ago would have been completely unacceptable in political discourse in this country. we cannot allow our discourse to be diminished in that way. i'll tell you, one of the things i don't

. >> reporter: across the street, huds protested against him. >> the russian thing seems very suspicious and the republican congress seems unwilling to pursue that. >> reporter: supporters told us they were eager to hear more about the president's promise to create jobs. especially in the aerospace industry along the florida space coast. the former home of nasa's shuttle program in a county where many of the jobs have dried up. kenneth craig, cbs news, melbourne, florida. >>> vice president mike pence is abroad this weekend. today, he met with the president of ukraine and assured him of u.s. support. the underline said the u.s. does not recognize russia's occupation of crimea. >>> only two more days to visit the one and only bao bao: the nearly four-year-old giant panda will leave tuesday for china. people visited her at the national zoo and the zoo's panda cam as she dug into a special cake made just for her. you can visit her tomorrow and monday before she leaves tuesday morning for china. >>> all right, hash tag bye bye bao bao trending on twitter. amanda said her toddler is crying sa

qualification for hud? >> it seems like democrats sensed a vulnerability. they thought this was the one that they could take down. >> and it hit the money trail of teachers unions, which is a huge bag of money that comes up to every dnc headquarters and, . please accept money from back of truck. we're going to the next state." >> i think brian is speaking the truth. there is a little bit of that, but, you know, talk about random coincidence. i had a scheduled call with senator cory booker the day of the vote, and there was a lot of nervous energy whether or not they would have the third republican that would -- we need it in order to kill that nomination, and they didn't. they knew that they only had two, so they knew that pence would come in. i think this was an attempt by a much larger body trying to derail the nomination and confirmation. it did not work, but it is -- there are a powerful force. >> let's move on to another one. we got to move on to another confirmation here. >> okay. >> alabama senator jeff sessions now the attorney general, the nation's

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. >> a lot of these groups get funded by george soros and they get funded through hud and poverty grants. let's defunds these groups. if they are going to suppress free speech and prevent students from being helped, not a single dollar should go to them. >> that's what we did with acorn, but then they changed their names. we have to cut it off at the root. lou: if the school had had a perfect performance and her appearance was an intrusion, but to assign the children to an interruption -- >> especially in a district where the children to go to chatter schools are doing so much better. lou: that's it for us tonight. we thank you for coming with us. michelle malkin among our guests. have a great weekend. . >> start taxing, goods coming from china. john: every day, politicians propose more rules. >> i'm very supportive of the mayor's proposal to tax sodas. john: unions love groups, they say they want, but are the protesters the real deal? >> i do not work for a fast-food restaurant. >> which fast-food restaurant do you work for? >> i don't work for fast food. john: bad rules give us warning

. >> a lot of these groups get funded by george soros and they get funded through hud and poverty grants. let's defunds these groups. if they are going to suppress free speech and prevent students from being helped, not a single dollar should go to them. >> that's what we did with acorn, but then they changed their names. we have to cut it off at the root. lou: if the school had had a perfect performance and her appearance was an intrusion, but to assign the children to an interruption -- >> especially in a district where the children to go to chatter schools are doing so much better. lou: that's it for us tonight. we thank you for coming with us. michelle malkin among our guests. guests. have a great weekend. >> announcer: the following is a paid presentation for the nutribullet, brought to you by nutribullet llc. ♪ >> hi. i'm david wolfe. and for 25 years, i've been teaching people, to get the most out of your life, you need to get the most out of your food. all this food is loaded with nutrition, and you don't just need some of it. you need all of it. and the nutribullet is the mach

hud has a meaning far beyond housing. if properly done it's a meaning that is as big as anything there is. and ben will be able to find that true meaning and the true meaning of hud as its secretary. so i just look forward to that. i look forward to watching that. he will do things nobody ever thought of. i also want to thank senator tim scott for joining us today. a friend of mine. a great, great senator from south carolina. i like the state of south carolina. i like all those states where i won by double, double, double, digits, you know those states but south carolina was one and tim has been fantastic, how he represent the people. and they love him. i also want to profoundly thank al -- alveda martin luther king for being here as we -- alveda king and her uncle, this exhibit, i miss king, i watch her all the type, she is a tremendous fighter for just disand so alveda, thank you very much. i have been watching you for so long and you are so long, you are so incredible and i want to thank you for all the nice thing you

. >> a lot of these groups get funded by george soros and they get funded through hud and poverty grants. let's defunds these groups. if they are going to suppress free speech and prevent students from being helped, not a single dollar should go to them. >> that's what we did with acorn, but then they changed their names. we have to cut it off at the root. lou: if the school had had a perfect performance and her appearance was an intrusion, but to assign the children to an interruption -- >> especially in a district where the children to go to chatter schools are doing so much better. lou: that's it for us tonight. we thank you for coming with us. michelle malkin among our guests. have a great weekend. >>> tonight on "war stories" -- >> it's not a job. it's an adventure. >> the navy's fighting seabees. >> those roads we built are still in use today. >> from world war ii through korea and vietnam to the war on >> we can do! >> we build, we fight. >> they could do anything. they could build anything. >> that's next on "war stories."

. >> a lot of these groups get funded by george soros and they get funded through hud and poverty grants. let's defunds these groups. if they are going to suppress free speech and prevent students from being helped, not a single dollar should go to them. >> that's what we did with acorn, but then they changed their names. we have to cut it off at the root. lou: if the school had had a perfect performance and her appearance was an intrusion, but to assign the children to an interruption -- >> especially in a district where the children to go to chatter schools are doing so much better. lou: that's it for us tonight. we thank you for coming with us. michelle malkin among our guests. have a great weekend. . >>> tonight on "war stories" the infiltrated hitler's third life. >> we forward them on one idea. >> in the cold war penetrating. >> it's an act of war. >> american spies, the oss, the cia from world war ii to the world on terrorists. >> the united states is a nation being attacked on international terrorist. >> had to go on. >> next on "war stories." ♪ ♪

if you think you've been a victim, report it to hud. like we did. narrator: they all reported discrimination and were able to secure their fair housing rights under the law. visit hud.gov/fairhousing or call the hud hotline. >>> we end tonight at the empire state building where many a love story has been set but few as remarkable as this. here's tony dokoupil. >> reporter: for months roseann sdoia and mike materia have been training for the empire state building run-up, a race to the on that observation deck? >> i'll probably cry. >> i'll be bad it's over, big time. >> reporter: it's an unlikely day for a couple whose unlikely relationship can be traced back to a hospital bed. >> i was sedated until tuesday evening. so when i came out, my mom is like, who is that firefighter. i'm like, are you kidding me right now? i was just blown up. >> reporter: in april 2013, rose ann was watching the runners cross the boston marathon finish line. >> i heard and felt the first one go off. at the second location, the backpack was behind me by two, three feet. >>