Today. The new Pirelli Calendar pays tribute to shakespeares juliet and. The traditional christmas truth coming to you from that area. The famous pirelli kendo was 1st published in 1964 and since then it has celebrated above all female attraction and beauty but not only that in recent years actress is an artist a more likely to be seen in the calendar than models the 2020 issue is a tribute to shakespeares drama romeo and juliet to calendar is a collectors item and being signed up for it every photographer history. The photographer and his model is rick the red carpet at the presentation of the new pope really calendar in verona. Its the result of photographer paolo ravanas the search for a modern juliet in romeo and juliet hometown. The cum santanas 8 actresses or dishing in a fictional casting for the lead role in shakespeares romantic tragedy and convert them into. Their story is still relevant for young people today. Joined to do thats why i was interested in it and every young wom
Maria joining the conversation, Dagen Mcdowell, former republican president ial candidate steve forbes. Im so happy that youre back, dagen. Dagen i was watching or trying to, i missed you immensely and i will leave it at that. Maria we will talk more about it. Maria steve, thank you so much for joining us, big day again. Consumer is still king. Maria we are wait on retail numbers, top story, markets hitting record high, futures on the way to another record at the start of trading, s p futures up 8 and nasdaq futures up 34 with a number of retailers to report quarterly earnings, home depot, kohls, tjmaxx among them. Lets get to home depot, Ashley Webster are the numbers. Ashley lets get right to it, home depot on the earnings per share coming at 2. 53 a share, that is one penny better than the estimate but revenue just a hair short, estimate for 27. 53 billion coming to 27. 2 billion, lets not forget home depot lowered guidance in last Earnings Report and reaffirming that, same store sa
The second day in a row. Sfo, 62. The napa airport, a cool 62 degrees. Redwood city and oakland only 63. These are slightly to well below average for this time of year. Inland temperatures are a little above. There is a fine line. Low clouds and fog in place. Higher clouds yesterday but those are gone. Visibility is the big issue. Zero visibility. Quartermile and looks to be more widespread today than yesterday. Areas like fairfield and livermore wasted about 710 have been coming down. San jose has come down from 10 to under two miles. 60s, 70s. 77 normally in livermore and it 68. 60 and 51 for the city. 65 and 51 is the average. 6 02 am. Sal is here on a friday and he will discuss this time th you and i are both on the same page when it comes to this except that the fog sometimes does lead to serious wrecks and Poor Visibility and it leads to more time on your commute. 18 minutes right now between the carquinez bridge and the macarthur maze that isnt too slow. Some people wait until i
Minutes ago. In clayton, humidity returning, dew on the windshield. 39, moragana. San ramon, 39, upper 50s and 50s on the corridor, and el cerito, 48. Hazy and mild, patchy fog for the weekend. Little change, no rain, seven, ten, maybe 14 days. Dont worry, it will get here. It got here last year, november, on the 21st. Plenty of time. 60s, coast and bay, upper 60s, low 70s unless youre well in lands, in more, 77. Thats a pretty big spread to see 60 to 77. The city, 63rd day in a row. Normal, 65 average. The low is right where it should be, 51. Fog and low cloupds, there is not much a breeze, usually you get a roaring wind, and inland temperatures are in the coast, and visibility, 0, to a couple of miles. It looks like its not only to the north, but its also along the peninsula. To the east bay, down to the santa clara valley. Visibility tough for a few hors. 40s, 50s, and also to the north with, at 50 for many on the peninsula, theyre stuck anywhere from along 50, palo alto, over to st
Whistleblower and currently Senior Research fellow at the cato institute. Thank you for being here. Lets talk about your story. Why did you become a whistleblower during the gulf war . Guest those of us whove actually been through this kind of experience when you look at different whistleblower cases, a lot of commonalities come out and theres a new book out, whistleblowing in age of fraud by my friend entered was tom mueller. He takes you through these cases and i briefly mentioned there in connection with another episode of what you buy with most whistleblowers is they tend to be very interdirected. You tend to have a loyalty essentially to a higher purpose or calling and and i spent 26 s in government either fulltime or pipe parttime service between the National Guard and the cia, my ten plus years on capitol hill. Ive taken the same oath about five times in my life to preserve and protect and defend the constitution. I take deadly seriously. I will to that i die and thats what drov