while you were in crum to some of the partners that's going on in the face of it from so you're telling us is that you a lot of slow sex isn't worth the profit offering up some water some american no thanks we've got clean water right there in with with the drink and pollution the plastic that adds to the landfill so we could take your pick your mother because we don't learn a thing. but . and some i don't think it is him soon was that she was said oh you said i should watch numberless wrestling to keep the other worst on the. city as an idea is dismissed or so notice resume when you know where it's a. first step to be nearly so based on. at the start what if he was in the right. my estimate of that a car could rest as clocks are used to the shots but i saw what the guy thought i was nationalizes he because it will sit on this mclean have to get them started but as believe me you prosthetist yet so on up with your i want to say washing dog of them is just i mean yes but no i shouldn't just by nothing i'm sure there's not even for sure but i think you're right. the fact you're. not but i

and for all the countries involved what would they be looking for i mean i think in an idea world if crum would get what he wants to make though it would be of course stronger consensus if it were action rather than just we're. both korea and it would be what he calls their aggressor vote for it really seems i don't think he's going to get that. but that would be the ideal outcome for him so it really depends to what degree he gets at least some movement in that direction i don't think that the equation is simply security for trait i think that there is a sincere interest in the security of u.s. allies in the region but i think at the same time it is and will be demanding that the un what he views as something great terms be revised and we've seen no indication of that yet we've seen some pain of lipservice in japan. all right all three of you thank you very much for wrapping up that talk for us and james dorsey and catherine moon good to chat to you and thank you very much for watching you can see the program again any time by visiting our website al-jazeera dot com for further discussio

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you've set a bank wet for the wealthy and corporation america and you're throwing a few crums. it's really making suckers of the american people. and we have to speak in some old language about this. becausele mis-- because the misrepresentations are so outrageous about this. so we thank our guests for speaking their own experience to the unfairness of this legislation. i thank you. i thank you susan, captain nemak, kendra, barbara, and michael. and our very special guest, shileo and their friend -- shiloh and their friend. let's hear it for the future. for the future. [applause] that's what this is supposed to be about, the future. thank you all so much. i thank our distinguished ranking member for his great leadership and the democrats on the committee too for the knowledge and wisdom that they bring to all of this. yes, sir. >> briefly. do you believe what donna brazil said? ms. pelosi: you haven't heard me relitigate last year leaks. i wasn't involved in the presidential. i'm -- last year's election. i wasn't involved in the president approximately -- presidential. i'm look

. >> we can't say i'll give the middle class a crum or two, give almost all the tax breaks to the rich and powerful and have >> president trump says that he wants a bill on his desk by thanksgiving. who knows if that's possible or if it is even happen. but if it does, consumer reporter susan hogan is here to breakdown what this proposed tax cut could mean for you and your family. susan? >> all right, leon. so, there are four things to know. we will start with the biggest change for you. house republicans plan to collapse the number of tax brackets going from six to four tax rates. the lowest, 12% would apply to people making under 90,000. 25%, which would start at 90,000 for married couples, 35% would affect families bringing in at least $260,000, which means people who make a bit more money would face higher taxes. and finally, 39.6% which would be the top tax tier, individuals making $500,000 and couples earning $1 million. >>> now, there's another big change. now, this tax plan is going to cut the cap so, pull that, not working. i try every time. so, 500 -- thank you. $500,000 compa

they look at the ingredient label and its things like a red number five, yellow number seven, tabatha crum horrifically toxic ingredients in a figure researcher relates many of these things are known carcinogens allowed in $200 an ounce skin cream. we are cream. we're cream. we are showing utter money which by the way is not going to women-owned enterprises. it's literally going to the man. for products that don't even come in not only do they not do good things for us, they don't do anything for the world. i thought maybe this is an interesting opportunity. what if we could build a model in the luxury space. a luxury typically have enormous gross margins. often winning during the purchasing been very few of these products benefit women in the supply chain or its owners and help him endure the spending. why not come back and after a word about it. they were fine, do it, just raise extra money. not here, do it on the site. i donated a third of my personal shares to the nonprofit. we also set it up we are going to compete corporation registration process. the idea is that the time i started

let's check on the headlines on "first word" news with mark crum pton.ife of alabama senate candidate roy moore says her husband will not quickly raced after allegations that he sexually assaulted women years ago. she spoke in defense of her husband. >> so let me set the record straight. even after all the attacks against me, against my family, against the foundation, and now against my husband, he will not step down. mark: speaking with reporters in birmingham on thursday night, moore's challenge or commit democrat doug jones, said it that"really unfortunate state republican leaders have chosen to discount the allegations of women and stick with judge moore." in sweden, european union leaders signed a nonbinding set of recommendations calling for better access to the job market, fair working conditions, and social protections. the social summit was the first such meeting in 20 years. >> it is time for us to put people first, because the european union is nothing more, nothing less, then our people. so addressing issues such as inequality, unemployment,

he's an exception -- crum jr. he's an exceptional leader, dedicating his life over three decades. he started with the fullerton police department. his commitment to keeping our citizens safe earned him many promotions over the years, from sergeant to lieutenant and eventually captain of the fullerton police department. he was appointed as police chief of the cathedral city police department on december 10,2014 and recently retired on november 2, 2017. throughout his career, his dedication to community engagement has helped ensure justice and build a strong community. he is a member of numerous organizations that promote safety throughout california, including the riverside county law enforcement and administrators association, the cochella valley association of governments and the california police chiefs association. not only has he been a strong leader in law enforcement across the region, chief krum is a leader in molding the minds of our students. he was an instructor at fullerton college for nearly 20 years, and he's currently a public safety academy instructor at the academy