we have had alex hammond say, don't worry, we will keep the queen.on't worry, we will keep sterling. we will still have the same television programs. in other words, to try to play down the enormity of the event. that may reassure voters. there is no getting away from it. he's got an awful lot of ground still to makeup and not a vast amount of time. >> thanks a lot. we will be coming back in a moment. talking of referendums, a conservative backbencher is doing what he can to bring us closer to the day when we can all have a vote on the european union or at least britain's membership of it. you might have thought something so important would be steered through by the government. in fact, the reality of coalition life means it has been left to this man introducing his own bill, bringing in a referendum by 2017. his bill cleared the comments at the end of november. >> it is right for the people to be given their say. it is right for a british government to seek a new settlement in europe. it is right for us to put that on the statute now. it is been out

introduce the report and then amanda guma from our office will walk you through details and we have hammond smith who will also be available for questions. we were asked to prepare a scientific research on the health risks associated with the consumption of sugar sweet and beverages. that's largely pertaining to obesity and diabetes and taking a look at the financial risk for the san francisco residents. we have prepared analysis that identify cost that the city and county itself incurs and then the population of the city as a whole incurs that is separate from the city. finally we are asked to review and report on policies explored and implemented by other cities either in terms of a tax on soda or other initiatives that have been under taken to address this issue. so that's the overview of the purpose of our report and now amanda guma will walk you through the details. >> thank you to hamilton smith for the work on this. >> thank you supervisors. as several of you have already noted there is extensive scientific evidence that we found in our research on the connection between consumption

and another source, germany hammond, who was sentenced to 10 years in prison this november.hese men, snowden, maiming, and hammond are prime examples of a politicized youth who have grown up with the free internet and want to keep it that way. it is this class of people that we are here to discuss this evening, the powers day and we all have and can have. >> wikileaks founder julian assange also address the chaos communications congress via video. speaking from the ecuadorian embassy in london, he urged information-technology specialists to join forces to resist government encroachments on internet freedom. workers, ith-tech is time we recognize because we are a class and look back in history and understood there would be great gains in human rights and education and so on that were gained through powerful industrial work that has forced ash formed the back tone of the economy of the 20th century. of the greater connection that exists now, economically and politically, which is all underpinned by system administrators and we should understand system administrators are not ju

there was one rumor out there about joe hammond showing up at halftime and scoring 50 points off me. [laughter] you know i had to dispel that one. [laughter] tavis: you have lived such a rich life and are living such a rich life. but it's clear to me that you want your fans to know that basketball was but 16 years of your life, 16 good years of professional basketball. knownk most of your fans those stories. i want to get to the part of julie serving that we don't know. i would assume that coming your adult life, maybe your entire life, you tell me, as difficult as losing her brother was, which had to be tough, no doubt about it, but losing your son cory, i can't imagine. parents aren't supposed to bury their babies. you talk about it a little bit in the book. >> when you get to that stage in the story, honestly speaking, even though i worked with a ghostwriter, a lot of it is still a blur. the years from the time it happened to maybe the next three of the years, a lot richness of our autobiography fades because it becomes a blurred period because of being on an emotional roller coas

he is alluding to that uk is one of the hammond. who will have a patron had seen the stage at least me that president beck suggested conglomerates giveaway planned to be two years to smaller firms and seek technological cooperation from then on to issue a dvd. turning to the latest on the nationwide we'll strike that is now into its ninth day the mass walkout which is mainly affected freight services until now has now started to impact passenger train services including ak tx express trains in some way services and soul. the union representing workers of seoul metro says it will join the strike starting wednesday and in sports. police raided the offices of the country every other row corporations labor unions in seoul on tuesday morning. taking away documents and computer hard drives. hundreds of police officers lined up on the street outside to quell any possible unrest authorities also try to enforce arrest warrants that were issued on monday for ten union members but there are a lot by crowds of union members from gaining access

earlier this week international headlines were dominated by a historic nuclear deal with the run hammond out in geneva by six world powers to run was promised a modest relief to sanctions in return for scaling back its nuclear program but though the country's managed to set aside their differences to reach the breakthrough agreement they do still differ on what made it possible while that from playboy. it's a deal that's eluded diplomats for a decade. and as the crucial make or break iran letelier talks continued into the night details of how they were going were leading the journalists camped out in geneva so we waited and waited and waited while diplomats from six world powers and iran inched their way closer to an historic breakthrough than after sixteen hours a tweet from the e.u.'s top diplomat a deal had been done the six negotiating powers agreed to recognize iran's right to peaceful nuclear energy including its right to nuclear enrichment on the condition that its program is placed under strict control by the i.a.e.a. . as we received word of the agreement we got details to iran

remember that "saturday night live" skit -- >> darrell hammond. >> he goes, i think i'm going to go out and -- >> something like that. >> smoke some pot in the middle of washington or something. >> okay. i'm going to go to break. >> daryl hrell hammond needs toe back. >> one of the greats. >> we were talking about education in america, mika. >> yes. >> more importantly than that "anchorman 2." what's the early review? >> i was lucky enough to see "anchorman 2" last night. it's very, very good. i will say, the first movie we were just talking about it is an impossible standard to live up to. it came out of nowhere, it surprised us. now you're waiting, you know what each character is supposed to do. they stepped up and it's good. >> did they overhype it? >> my josh, i've never seen a movie with more hype. maybe they did but it's -- if you like the first one, you're going to really like this one. >> i can't wait to see it. can we go see it? >> yeah. >> coming up on "morning joe," senator chuck schumer of new york joins us in the studio and also congressman elijah cummings and buzz feed's b