>> stu: ok. i say this -- this plan that we've gotten and we've heard from the house is not reaganesque. it's not like the reagan tax cuts of the 1980s. >> harris: you feel you know enough about it to say that. >> stu: i know enough about the house plan that's for sure. senate may well try to change it. there are limits to how much they can change this. the essence of this plan is not reaganesque for the following reasons. not everybody gets a tax can you. we were promised that. that will not be delivered. >> harris: who gets left off the list? >> stu: people paying taxes already. the people who pay most of the tax currently, that's the top 1% to 10% of income earners, they will still be paying about the same amountor even more if this house version is passed. >> harris: you know a lot of people in the country don't have sympathy for the 1% to 10%. >> stu: absolutely. they get no sympathy whatsoever. tax the rich. that's the new mantra these days. >> harris: is that enough to keep it from going f

. >> woodruff: stu, what would you say. >> i agree.ocrats as a party are divided between the bernie sanders and hillary clinton wing, the drag ma advertises and idealogues but they have one thing in common none of them like donald trump and they want to turn out to vote and they did. i agree it was enthusiasm and it was donald trump. that's what defined this election. >would wood.>> woodruff: lets d about who came out. and we have some graisks to look at. part of it was women and based on their different education levels, women and race. what do we see? >> judy, do you remember 2016 we talked a lot about white suburban women, especially white suburban women with college degrees. those are the folks hillary clinton was hoping were going to turn out and support her in big numbers. they didn't support her in big enough numbers to win in places like pennsylvania or wisconsin. even in virginia, raffle outperformed than hillary clinton did with women, with married women and college educated women. in essence it was this election in virginia

international stu d e nts will not be detected.notoriously hesitant to come forward and makea notoriously hesitant to come forward and make a complaint. they are afraid of losing their visa in some cases, if they have worked in breach of their visa, and they are afraid of their visa, and they are afraid of losing theirjob. and unions have found temporary visa holders hard to organise in this country. your study also found that it was particularly asian workers that were treated particularly badly. why so? that is right overall. there might be a range of reasons for that. nationals from certain asian countries like china, vietnam, and taiwan had the worst wage rates overall. but having said that, it is clearly not an english slang which issue. because we actually found and were surprised to find that a significant proportion of every major nationality of workers in this country were severely underpaid. 0ne in five british and american stu d e nts in five british and american students and backpackers were earning half the minimum wag

i guess the key thing is many of our stu d e nts the key thing is many of our students are signing upt they are going to spend multiple yea rs they are going to spend multiple years in high school. the key thing for us is to unpick their interests. this is another example how you just have to be wealthy to access the best education. surely, it's not really fair for those people who can't afford your fees?” really fair for those people who can't afford your fees? i disagree with that. one thing we are focussed on at crimson is access. so any student can apply and get funding for our programmes and we are committed to making sure whatever stu d e nts committed to making sure whatever students have the potential to go overseas do that and we have do that through our platform crimson hub. we are through our platform crimson hub. we a re really through our platform crimson hub. we are really trying to improve the base and level of access for anyone in any country going through the journey. give us an idea of what it would cost? i need two years of help to get through and to get to my dream

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. >> so stu, this is a clear win for the democrats. we're not waiting no.night for answer. -- until midnight for the answer. >> this is a solid win. you compare this showing to last year the clinton, trump race where hillary clinton won the state by 5 and four years ago to the previous race, terry mmcauliffe by 3, high end of the most of the polls showed. >> woodruff: we're talking about new jersey -- >> that will be a easy democratic win. >> woodruff: those numbers have now come in and you're able to look at how people voteby age gender race so forth. let's talk about whites and nonwhites and what that looks like. >> right. this has been a predictive voting group for years. and what we see now is that 67% of the electorate was white. that is a relatively low percentage in virginia. four years ago, with 72% and last year in the presidential race, whites constituted 71%, now it's only 67. more diverse electorate, more people of color, good for the democrats, that's bad for the republicans, but in fact ed gillespie did not match -- did not exceed certainly wh

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hamburg will drop down to the second division they've been hovering above the danger zone but hosting stu guard should be a boost because they have yet to earn points all the road and we have my ball a battle between two of the leagues a leaky ist defenses the hosts won't succumb to mind since given their first road when will they. might started strongly in class about. heading home on nineteen minutes. but the hosts came back yet investigated rising high to salvage a one all draw. the highlight came from monkeys keeper robinson who bizarrely lost track of the bone luckily for minds that got away with his moment of madness. shortcuts run rabbit cielo wasn't as lucky his blunder in not how much time and hunt to stall the neuron twenty minutes. see a live one became to watch they straight plays any time soon. despite being a man got a cool eyes done you can check cool and calm from the sparks humbugged made the extra man count philip cost it's put them ahead and then seventeen year old young fates sealed a three one win with this beauty. combo claiming that victory in no one games with a he

some corrupt congressmen in america billions of dollars and the side effect is all this make may do stu'si mean do suicide me and do suicide well you know that the american flag is inducing suicide because you look at that you say oh it's a farmer to conquer say. listen to a long. sleep . this is boom bust broadcasting around the world from washington d.c. i'm bart chilton filling in and i'm beyond the machine coming up we'll talk cuba after president barack obama visited the island nation last year and the various restrictions there was an expectation that there would be a flaw in relations from the once antagonistic circumstance we've had for more than fifty years now president trump is reversing course why we get into that and now after the failure to pass a repeal and replace of obamacare the focus shifted to getting tax reform and this year now republicans on capitol hill are trying to do a two part and adding health care to the tax legislation could we see two major legislative victories that here will tell us plus hotels and a home run away like air b.n. b. home away and b r b o co

well stu kenyon our police have fired tear gas to control crowds of people trying to intend you know your ration of president who are kenyatta the supporters of been arriving at a stadium in nairobi system of pricing and distribution. french croissants would only taste half as good if they were made with less butter. but these days parisian bakers are finding it increasingly hard to get enough of it. if i order one hundred kilos i get maybe half of that if i'm lucky. and i'm paying twice what i used to eight euros per package instead of four. on the world is going nuts. not long ago it seemed like there was too much of everything. but now we have a better shortage. and you would not. want to be. and it's worse for customers dairies across the country are producing less and what is produced goes mostly to buyers outside the country who pay a lot more. the price of butter has more than doubled on world markets. but french supermarkets will only pay the much lower fixed price they agreed to last year. many farmers think that system of fixed prices is out of date. farmers also think fren

stu mccarthy and gabe mcvarish, who are both married to women who grew up on eigg, got so tired of drinkingrom the mainland they started their own mini micro-brewery two years ago. so this is it. is this legal? stu mccarthy: it's legal. >> gabe mcvarish: it's legal. >> kroft: they make eight different brews, including "i am the eiggman," which is very popular with the tourists. they're just beginning to turn a profit, but say they've saved a lot of money drinking their own beer. are you the biggest-selling beer on eigg? >> mccarthy: thankfully, yes. yeah, we can say that. >> kroft: none of these younger people would be here without the island's tiny but unique power grid that runs almost entirely on renewable energy, a combination of wind, hydroelectric and solar, the first time it's ever been accomplished anywhere. >> fyffe: that is the biggest and most impressive project that we've done. >> kroft: it's changed everything, right? >> fyffe: oh, yeah. it's made life so much easier. >> kroft: it was designed and funded with multiple grants, mostly from the european union, and engineers from a

this is stu. hi. >> caller: hi. aloha. >> host: aloha. go pleas go ahead. we're listening. >> caller: yes. the question for mr. mccullough was, just a personal aside, feel the will of the american voter has been thwarted twice in the last self-years because of the electoral college. in his opinion, and his learned oopinion, is there any future for the american electoral college in america's future? >> host: the electoral college, sir. >> guest: a very,er. >> question and as we know, mrs. clinton received almost three million votes above what was voted for president trump. and that raises a big question, and i have learned not to talk about something i don't know as much about as i need in order to talk about it. my opinion is, my sense is, that, yes, we need to recondition that process and do so serious -- reexamine that process seriously because it's in a sense violation of the will of the people. but we have a lot of problems to solve above we get to that one. >> host: david mccullly, won pull liter -- pulitzer prices for books on john adams and harry tru

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stu rothenberg, thanks.'ll be back later on with an update on for the west coast. >> woodruff: now, teaching about tolerance to the very youngest children in school. the lessons are certainly not new, but in some communities, they are taking on a new urgency and relevance in the wake of deep racial divides, social tensions and violent tragedies around the country. special correspondent cat wise visits a pair of noteworthy programs in california, for our weekly series, "making the grade." >> we're going to take out the mirror now and look at ourselves and make our own face. >> reporter: in this alameda california preschool, a box of crayons with a multitude of colors is helping little kids learn big lessons. >> put your hand inside and see what is best for you. >> reporter: teacher tiffani battle asks the children to look carefully at their own skin color and their classmates' skin colors, and to notice differences and similarities. >> i'm black and white. >> reporter: the art project is just one of many ways

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hamburg will drop down to the second division they've been hovering above the danger zone but hosting stu guard should be a boost because they have yet to earn points all the road and we have my ball a battle between two of the league's elite defenses the hosts won't succumb to mind saying give them their first road when will they. started strongly inclined about how do you challenge heading home on ninety minutes. but the hosts came back again investigate rising high and to salvage a one all draw. the highlight came from monkeys keeper robinson bizarrely lost track of the bone luckily for minds sent and got away with his moment of madness. run rabbit cielo wasn't as lucky his blunder in not hamburg time and hunt to stall the neuron twenty minutes. see a one became to watch they straight plays any time soon. despite being a man down equalized done you can check cool and calm from the spot. make the extra man count philip caustics put them ahead and then seventeen year old young fates sealed a three one win with this beauty. humble claiming that victory in no one games with a helping hand

to celebrate that, kevin 0'hare has brought his former stu d e nts 0'hare has brought his former studentshought i would be performing here. they don't do regional tours. it is not somewhere i thought i would go back to perform. it is a once in a lifetime event, really. it is gala night. inside, xander parish is among the dancers getting ready to perform. it has a special place for me. i had my first form and here. i was eight, nine. that is what got me hooked. whenever i say i'm from hull i always get quite a similar reaction, there's so many people from hull that are dancers and they start reading of all the names. i don't understand how we've had so many ageing dancers come from hull, it's quite incredible. with theatre in... after the show the dancers boarded a bus and got ready to surprise them, appearing in person for their curtain call. the theatre looked amazing, the dancers were all incredible, and then to see so many people out here, it's really thrilling. so many dancers who took their first ballet steps in hull have made huge leaps towards the top of their profession. the gala

i'm burnt gough it is good to have you with stu day he defied a madrid court order but the else did catalan president carlist is not facing arrest at least tonight reports from spain say that a judge will not issue an arrest warrant for wisdom on this thursday what happens tomorrow that remains uncertain mr bridge to mom failed to show up in court in madrid today to answer questions about catalonia his declaration of independence he's currently in brussels along with four other members of the dismissed regional government the judge in madrid sent eight other members of the former cattle on cabinet to prison today without bail. freedom chant the demonstrators outside the catalan government building in barcelona a show of support for sacked catalan officials appearing in court in madrid they are facing possible charges of rebellion after the region last week declared independence from spain. what i find shameful is the defending people's opinions is considered a crime letting people's voices be heard is not a crime they haven't done anything but allow the parliament to work normally. nowhere

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and to celebrate that, kevin 0'hare has brought some of those former stu d e nts brought some of thosethe hull gala show. demelza parish will be dancing a new peers, peace choreographed by andrew mcnicol. will be dancing a new peers, peace choreographed by andrew mcnicoli never thought i'd be performing back in hull because at the role ballet we don't really do regional tours so it's not somewhere i ever thought i would be going back to perform. —— royal ballet. it's a once—in—a—lifetime event really —— royal ballet. its gala night and inside alexander parish is among the dancers getting ready to perform. the hull theatre has a special place for me because it's where i did my first performance in the pickwick papers asa performance in the pickwick papers as a street urchin. with harry secombe? that's correct, i was a young kid, iwas secombe? that's correct, i was a young kid, i was eight or nine, eight i think, and that's what got me hooked on performing. whenever i say i'm from hull i always get quite a similar reaction, there's so many people from hull that are dancers and they start

to celebrate about kevin o'hare has brought some former stu d e nts kevin o'hare has brought some formerther to rehearse for a harley gala show. demelza parish will be dancing a new piece.|j harley gala show. demelza parish will be dancing a new piece. i never thought i would be performing back in hell because we don't do regional tours with the royal ballet so i did not think i would ever be coming back to perform and it feels like a once—in—a—lifetime kind of really. it is gala night and inside xander parish is among the dancers getting ready to perform. this theatre has a special place for me because it is where i did my first performance in the pickwick papers at a street urchin. with harry secombe? yes, i was a young kid, i was eight or nine, eighti was a young kid, i was eight or nine, eight i think. that was what got me hooked on performing. whenever i say i am from hull i get a similar reaction because there are so many people from hull hula dancers and the real for the names andi dancers and the real for the names and i don't understand how so many amazing dancers have come from

stu thousand and seventeen report is predicting the worst growth rate for the region since the global financial collapse several years ago economies in the region have been suffering since oil prices fell dramatically in two thousand and fourteen attempts to curb oil production of only slightly raised revenue and the gulf cooperation council diplomatic crisis that began in june has only made the situation worse the i.m.f. says cattle and its blockading neighbors could have trouble finding investors if the crisis continues but it's not a hopeless situation the i.m.f. director for the middle east says gulf economies are starting to make necessary changes to counter the effects of low oil prices. preparing their economies to the post-war iraq is something that is becoming the priority of authorities all over the g.c.c. and we are seeing government developing those fusion strategies and introducing certain number of forms to allow the economy to be prepared for the post-war years and those are important reforms so what are some of those important reforms well many all of the g.c.c. countr

a russian extreme sportsman known for his record breaking freefalling stu nt for his record breakingas. valerie was based jumping in nepal, a 6800 metres high mountain in the everest region. he was pursuing a seven summits quest, based jumping from the highest mountains on all seven continentss. let's get some sports now. thank you very much indeed. croatia are on the verge of qualifying for next year's world cup finals in russia. they're away to greece in their second leg. it's o-o, it's 0-0, but it's 0—0, but they lead 4—1 on aggregate. northern ireland will feel aggrieved after a controversial penalty in the opening leg of their tie against switzerland proved the difference as they missed out on a first finals appearance since 1986. jessica creighton has been in basel following the story. northern ireland's world cup dream is over in the cruellest of ways. it was a really brave performance by the players, but ultimately they just fell short. it was 0—0 here tonight in the second leg, but eve ryo ne tonight in the second leg, but everyone will look at the first leg on the cruel pen

it was brilliantly caught behind the stu m ps by it was brilliantly caught behind the stumps by sara australia was really struggling. i have century for their all rounder. swung the game back towards australia. before a crucial wicket for england. the match delicately balanced going into the last two days. remember if australia win this test, they will retain the ashes. days. remember if australia win this test, they will retain the ashesli think it is going to be a difficult pitch particularly into the second innings. it's been a slow outfield. if the pitch starts to break up. it is to score. the fact that we've got i’ui'is is to score. the fact that we've got runs on the board and we are batting first, it puts us in a very good position. england's james anderson will be the vice captain in the absence of ben stokes. stokes is awaiting the outcome of an investigation of a fight. meanwhile, ifelt meanwhile, i felt that i've got a responsibility to help out the guys. myself, and alice duke who have been here before. they played an important role. i don't see that changing. cory evans

partner were ambushed and beaten by drug traffickers while responding to a call, attacked with rocks, stuarris, the vice president of the national border patrol council had this to say. >> our thoughts and prayers are with the family, and fellow agents, we are hopeful that the perpetrators of this attack will be gone and brought to justice. >> governor greg abbott announcing over twitter $20,000 reward, offering a reward to solve this murder of a border patrol agent, help us catch this killer, texas border patrol. you get the idea. agent martinez was 36 years old, had been an agent for four years, the second border patrol agent to die this year and the 38th since 2003. this is a developing story and you will hear a lot more about it as attention turns to the border. >> 36 years old. i saw a picture with agent martinez and his son and it is heart wrenching. appreciate it. december also marks seven years since brian terry was murdered on the arizona mexico border by a member of the mexican cartel. exposing the bungles obama era fast and furious gun trafficking investigation. the chairman of

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some corrupt congressmen in america billions of dollars and the side effect is always make me into stu's i mean do suicide me into suicide what you know flag is inducing suicide because you look at that you say oh it's a former cop or say. you seen years ago i traveled across the united states exploring america's deadly love affair with a gun if a bad guy tried to get to one of my family members he would have better lock with their better and i think they are and hurting one of my my babies says my book was published in the year two thousand more than hoffa million americans have been killed by phone to us and we had a thought to him yes we did yes this is a middle school we go through drills and we put ourselves some real scenarios it was interesting to see who actually got hit by the gun i just saw i did to return to the subject to track down each gun owner who i'd met and photographed those years ago i don't know this but we are not. this is you had learning right now the world anti-doping agency blocks russia. from being reinstated amid a lengthy scandal calling it non-compliant the

. >> that's no what stu fiduciario but there are question os whan does the plan mean. sometimes we have a disagreement on who should get that benefit. >> i would say that first it would be a question of an interpretation of the charter. it would be a legal question. we would do our best job to figure out what the settler meant with that language. >> what the settler meant versus the fiduciary. >> to be covered by the plan. once it's determined who should be covered by the plan, you then have a duty to provide to that person or persons the benefits of the plan. >> the settler does it, not the fiduciaries and we're not settlers. >> correct. correct. correct. >> okay. >> i have one question. we have a responsibility to read our agendas. we have a responsibility to read our packets and we have a responsibility to pay attention, correct? >> pay attention? >> yes. so based on that is, you know, i've heard comments made about you shouldn't have distracters. and my question isal is the cell phone considered a distracter or not? >> your board policy, code of conduct does indica

maria: robots in general are coming, stu. more robots than job.maria, you will always be maria on television. they can never replace you. check the big board, we are up monday morning, we are up nearly 30 points, we will take it. 30 points precisely. 23,388. barons say that is ibm could be set for gains after a long move down. well, it's got a buck higher 150 on ibm. chip maker cavium has agreed to be acquired by another chip maker marvel, marvel makes storage wi-fi equipment and cavium builds network equipment. both stocks up. new ceo at ge cleaning house. that could change the board of directors, it's not helping the stock. liz: he wants to move from 18 seats to 12 seats, i mean, this is a top heavy board, this is a curby job to be a board director, kind a professor with tenure. the board oversight has not been so state of the art. a company that lost $150 billion in market value over the last ten years. the sock is down 42% year to date. some of these individuals that are around nearly two decades on the board, what were you doing? what are you

i studied chinese and served in the military in the viet nam war and stu studied chinese. >> thank you for your comments. next speaker please. >> first of all, you are doing a tremendous job. i have been watching on tv. you look fresh on tv. i had to go home and get changed. right now what is going down in this town? population is going down. ♪ i like to know who is in control. right here who in san francisco? the city of the bay ♪ ♪ sit down. you might want to hear what i have got to say ♪ he knows me ♪ we worked together when he was with the hrc. it is no mystery if you ask the man his name is ed. he will say ain't i no dam conspiracy. what is going down in this town? that population is going down. i like to know who is in control right here in san francisco? in closing i will say my name is a. i have been on this case. some of those people out there are all in this place. just check black history. i have been working. conspiracy. >> that is copyrighted now. >> next speaker, please. >> good evening. the two biggest lies are affordable housing and market rate housing. i was on the rec

accused of sexual miss con together that ohio cured you you -- pbs was shocked to learn of droply us is stuuote here and essential that those women know i hear them and that i deeply apologize for inappropriate behavior and i'm greatly embarrassed and behaved insensitively at times and accept responsibilities for that. do i not believe all allegations are accurate. i always felt that i was pursuing shared feelings even though now i realize i was mistaken. and so that story continues growing only eight women came in and out that article and we'll see if anything else happens from sfwlxt there will be more. >> netflix obviously big thing right now with tv shows spending billions of dollars producing shows and movies. new show out called godless came out this week jeff daniels in the show. the idea frank grif inplayed by jeff daniels is out law terrorizing 1880s american west and hunt down character named roy good and it's a drama not on comedy. we know jeff daniels starred in dumb area dumber and we have video of that [ laughter ]. >> i think he's done other things but why sglot here's what i

stu thank you, huey. adam sandler was here. ben affleck is on the way.that i have no idea what's happening. i have no idea. [ doorbell rings ] there's the doorbell. >> happy birthday. whose birthday is it? ♪ >> jimmy: thank you. >> yeah! >> jimmy: can i sit? >> yes. you're 50. please sit. >> jimmy: thank you. >> this is the perfect chair for -- for -- you are know what, if you could pee in this, it would be the best chair in the world because every five minutes now you're going to start having to pee. >> jimmy: you can pee in anything if you really set your mind to it. >> i have to tell you, i had something already tonight, but when they told me it was your retirement show, i said i'm coming down -- look, you're 50. they didn't want to startle you. [ laughter ] ryan seacrest has a little window every afternoon. can i sit, too? because i'm older than you. >> jimmy: you can sit on my lap if you want. >> that's the thing. you're entering the 50 club. i'm leaving the 50 club. i am. in a month i have the big one. so i have some just advice because i've been i

stu and senator lindsey graham put it pretty bluntly about the implications. take a listen. >> the party fractures. severe primary challenges. a lot of them will probably los lose. the financial contributions will stop. other than that, it will be fine. >> bret: the implications of if it fails. is that the driving force here? >> i think the biggest impact if this fails, and it won't, the american people are saddled with this mess of it tax code. that's what's driving us, motivating us. it's delivering on the promise. we are losing jobs overseas. that's got to end. my belief is republicans believe we need a new tax code for a new era of prosperity in america, and we are acting on it. that's what makes this day such a historic day for the american people. >> bret: repealing the obamacare individual mandate, mr. chairman, would save $338 billion over ten years. some people say why not do that and use those savings to help reduce taxes on the middle class? >> at some point, as this moves forward, we are listening to members, and obviously the senate has the opport

news just newsjust coming into news just coming into us with two stu d e nts news just coming into ususly hurt after being deliberately run over by after being deliberately run over by a car near toulouse in southern france. we are hearing another student was also injured in the attack. police arrested the driver immediately afterwards. he has reportedly said that he rammed the car intentionally into the students outside a technical college. french police say the driver was not on a list of known extremists and the incident is not currently being treated as terrorist—related. wales's first minister carwynjones has asked for an independent inquiry into how he handled allegations about carl sargea nt. the labour welsh assembly member was found dead on tuesday, and is understood to have taken his own life. a spokesman for carwyn jones, who defended his actions yesterday, said he agrees an independent inquiry is necessary and called for a seniorjudge to lead it. the actor and producer steven seagal is the latest hollywood figure to be accused of sexual harassment. the actress portia de ro

i haven't seen something like that in the stu of birmingham or the state of alabama regarding the media a candidate for senate. >> what do you think of president trump who has chosen not to speak about roy moore even when he's been asked directly? do you think that's having an impact on alabama voters? >> well, alabama voters kind of push back on the president with regard to the runoff election. he came to support luther strange. and alabama voters instead decided to pick the out liar in roy moore in the runoff. i think alabama voters have been clear they're going to make their own decisions with regard to this. we're a safe place for roy moore. we have had him on plenty of times and we can't get him to respond to us. this is going to continue to be a problem if he doesn't directly speak to the voters of alabama regardless of what the president tweets or doesn't tweet. >> it is great to get your pulse. it really helps to know what is on the ground in alabama. thanks so much for joining us. >> thanks. >>> all right. the senate poised to take up you tax reform but not before an explosive

. >> stu. peace be with you. >> woodruff: stay with us.ing up on the newshour: more on nbc's matt lauer and public radio's garrison keillor firings over sexual misconduct. and, "america addicted." a doctor's personal loss to opioids. but first, the supreme court heard arguments today in a major case at the intersection of new technology, the constitution and privacy rights. for that, john yang has more. >> yang: judy, the case centers around something most of us probably have within reach right now-- a smartphone. and it has the potential to transform privacy law in the digital age. we're joined by marcia coyle, the chief washington correspondent for the "national law journal," who was at the court for today's oral arguments. thanks for coming in. >> my pleasure. >> yang: this case is carpenter vs. united states. >> timothy carpenter was arrested back in 2011 and convicted for a string of robberies of radio shacks and some other electronic stores in the detroit area. at trial, the government, the prosecution introduced what is called cell

stu and i love how they are attacking ed gillespie a sum certain extremists.omeone told me the other day that keith olbermann isn't well. have you heard that? >> keith olbermann, since the theme tonight is making yourself the story, obviously likes to say things that are productive and over-the-top. not surprising. on "review," and i don't know if you have this sound bite -- oh, you do. play that real quick. >> you said recently via tweet that trump and his family have done more damage to america than bin laden and isis combined. >> yes. >> do you believe that? >> yeah. we did really well after 9/11. i don't think the country has given itself enough credit for what we did not do. we did not restrict all of the freedoms in this country. we did not single out people. >> tucker: is he okay? are other people concerned about him? >> i would imagine so. but i'm concerned more about, tucker. did you hear the reaction of that audience who cheered when a guest compares a sitting u.s. president to the guy who carried out 9/11, bin laden, carried more than 3,000 people i

. >> hi everyboat soul beats stu "actionfitness tip. i'vt a plank challenge with a twist.sfer on to right hand behind that rgive me that twist tor and back up again. doing it.15 to start to a plank an the. plank challenge get to it. >> you're on. makes it look so easy. i don't know if i could -- >> i think you could. >> i would fall over. >> we'll give eight try. >> okay. >> let's take a look at the blue route past mid-county. thffic on your right towards nicely.t's clearthere and at now one et's check mass transit. delay out newark line all right, on the big boardy this mo7 degrees in allentown. 36 in reading and lancaster. 33 in trenton.wilmingto we've been fluctuating there a 42 ville. not much of a brefrom the south but pretty chilly on the el stop and the bus station stop and just walking to the car so a decent coat required this morning. but things change. chilly, probablys onstopse are getting gh of afmilder later today than it's been recently and the evening commute doesn't look that bad. we're in the mid-50's for the five and 6 o'clock period. lots of sunshine tod