his re—election campaign will be unrolling next february, when the winter olympics gets underway, with russian team banned by the ioc. turning to german online publication deutsche welle. this story trending on their site, ‘german pilots refuse to carry out deportations.‘ it's been revealed 222 asylum seekers have had their deportations stopped by pilots not wanting to take the refugees back to afghanistan, where violence is still rife. at the same time, refugees are appealing their deportation orders in record numbers and winning. now to the front page of the financial times. it says: the irish premier has raised the prospect of the brexit divorce talks stretching into the new year. it comes after theresa may struggled to come to a deal with northern irish unionists yesterday. and finally, time magazine. we were discussing yesterday, now it's been announced time's "person of the year" is the ‘silence breakers‘ — the women and men who spoke out against sexual abuse and harassment prompting the #metoo movement. so let‘s begin. with me is geraint anderson, a writer and former banker. let

his re—election campaign will be unrolling next february, when the winter olympics gets underway, withication deutsche welle. this story trending on their site, ‘german pilots refuse to carry out deportations.‘ it‘s been revealed 222 asylum seekers have had their deportations stopped by pilots not wanting to take the refugees back to afghanistan, where violence is still rife. at the same time, refugees are appealing their deportation orders in record numbers and winning.

in this juken video somebody got into the toilet paper and dragged it across the house, unrolling it to a more comfortable location. >> chewing. >> just follow the trail. >> i'm not even a little sorry. >> this is great. cosit there and as he keeps eating it the paper will keep coming. it's like a buffet but you could be comfortable. >>> taking off in the smart fighter. >> to give you an idea what the human body goes through when you're sending one of these through the air. >> see what happens when it's bringing on the gs. i'm about to pass out. >>> and the toddlers have taken the stage but one ballerina is not into dancing. >> she ain't having any of it. >> the hilarious performance as she puts on a show of her own. >> she is performing what the parents are feeling on the inside. this is charlie not coughing because he took delsym. this is charlie not coughing while not to waking zeus. and this is charlie not coughing while getting really into nana's party. nothing lasts longer than delsym for powerful cough relief. >>> closed captioning provided by -- >>> if i was to mention the co

in this juken video somebody got into the toilet paper and dragged it across the house, unrolling itre comfortable location. >> he could sit there, as he keeps eating it the paper will keep coming. it's like a buffet but you could be comfortable. >> sometimes you're so fed up with your ahair you want to chop it off. fortunately there's a guy that will do that for you. >> no, no. >> um-hum. oh, oh yes. this here is stylist, barber, he takes axes and he cuts locks by just choreographing what looks like a dance. >> looks like the -- he shapes it up with the axe as well. >> you ladies go to the salon, it's kind of a thing. you go, you have your day, right, you get pretty. it's relaxing. they massage your hair. who the heck wants some guy near your noggin with an axe? >> the only answer i have for you is russia. >> well, you should have said it. >> period and done. >> the fact he's had him on the show before. >> everybody's looking for something different. i don't share my man or my hair stylist. we ain't getting my hair done. >> the best present is presents. see a bunch of people here, s

we're unrolling new industry. a passionate industry and of course there will be a rollout delay. so we were slammed today. but so far we have enough products to serve everybody here hours and hours. >> that did not happen because the line cut off in the last few minutes here. potomac hole is ticks opened late this afternoon as dozens waitsed in line for hours to get into the dispensary people came as far as away as annapolis, hart sdwrn ford county and that's because there's ten fully licensed to sell medical marijuana in the state of maryland and they were allowed to open beginning today. some choosing to open over the weekend and later into next week. that's five years after the state legalizeed medical marijuana dispensing it though has been held up by delays and red tape for the five years. the people we spoke with in line described operation here in rockville as ordinarily. they also say it's a relief to finally legally try to a new treatment for various health conditins. >> it was really very ordinarily, manage well and they is a whole check in process and they explain the

their bill, and when the truck delivered the new cable boxes, a brand-new system, everybody got out, unrolled sleeves, and unloaded the warehouse. so i had the pleasure of doing all the jobs, and something for me just clicked. i loved the business. i love being around people. i loved being in management at a young age. david: when you are in business with your father, do you call him in front of other people dad, or do you say ralph, or what you do? brian: i called him ralph. when he had all his grandkids, he had all the grandkids call him ralph. one of the great things he did for my daughter, who has now just had her own child a few weeks ago, he said, every kid learns the word "no." that is one of the first words they learn. so he got on the ground with all the little grandbabies and said, "yes, yes, yes." and one of the amazing things my wife and i enjoyed with my dad, and i think my siblings did, and my mom, was his positive attitude about life. and it came out for all the employees. he had a yes attitude. david: you became an employee in 1981 when you joined, but you became the ceo in 19

the first paragraph reads like something he could have said a week ago, when he unrolled his medicare for all plan. " substituting the vermonters for citizens of the united states. the first paragraph we are going to discuss is the single most important issue facing , thencome vermonters crisis of the affordability and accessibility of health care in the state. it is remarkable that bernie has been sending the same messages about health care, economic inequality, all these years. it is almost a little disheartening he continues to have to say the same things, he has made progress on some, but continues to face similar challenges involving some of these issues that he has been raising all these years. rock was a bunker built during the 1940's and 1950's that would have served as the center point of the u.s. government's response to nuclear war. it is a holiday mountain, -- hallowed-out mountain that holds a small city capable of porting several thousand people for 2-4 weeks at a time. was central to the u.s. pentagon and military during the cold war. here, it isanding operational 24 ho

. >> is there a delay, yes, we're unrolling new industry passionate industry and of course there's a rollout de delay. so we were slammed today. so far we have enough product to serve everybody whose been here hours and hours. >> this place is called potomac hole is ticks. dozens waited in line for hours to get into the dispensary. people came from as far as county because there's only ten dispensaries fully licensed to sell medical marijuana in the state of maryland. they were allow to open beginning today. so are choosing to open over the weekend or later next w week. that's five years after the state legalizeed medicinal marijuana and dispensing it has been held up by delays and red tape. the people here described the operational ordinarily and it's a relief to findly legally try a new treatment for their various health conditions. >> it's really very ordinarily and managed very well and they have a whole check in process and explain all the different products available. right now there's limited supply. >> i have zero hunger. >> cannabis sglepz it helps my appetite a lot and enab

we've unrolled new updates, enhanced push alerts. get the news you need in realtime. if y and i am a senior public safety my namspecialist for pg&e. my job is to help educate our first responders on how to deal with natural gas and electric emergencies. everyday when we go to work we want everyone to work safely and come home safely. i live right here in auburn, i absolutely love this community. once i moved here i didn't want to live anywhere else. i love that people in this community are willing to come together to make a difference for other people's lives. together, we're building a better california. >>> welcome back. video of denmark's hurting boys choir has gone viral. watch as members get choked up singing a popular christmas carol with a hot mix. the choir struggles to get through "o come all ye faithful." that's because u2 challenged them to eat a chili pepper before the first verse. >>> more than 500 kids picked up some new wheels this holiday thanks to the san leandro's police association. they raised about $$5,000 for nw bikes for the toys for tots. the k

. >> i unrolled it and i said lady, you are making a mistake i said that is too much money.e says no, i want you to have a merry christmas. >> how sweet is that? now he is on a mission to pass on his appreciation and let would the man know her good deed did not end there. >> love to hear that. >>> local shelter wants to you think twice before giving a pet as a present for the holidays. may seem like a goody deto get a puppy or kitten for christmas but advocates will tell thaw pets are way more than gifts they are lifetime commitments. bill lombardi is the director of the animal shelter inn says their goal every day is to find animals forever homes and that is why they do not allow adoptions the week leading up to christmas. >> we thought if we do this and we hold off that the animal will be giving the attention that it really need when it is adopted. >> he says that he hopes will help people think first before making an impulse decision. >>> we have a big event this weekend. >> brandywine spca is holding the mega adoption event, there will be a thousand dogs and cats out the

comes after they failed earlier this year repeal and replace obamacare but the president started to unrollthe argument today because this tax bill gets rid of the obamacare individual mandate, in essence as he said, this is aç repeal of obamacare and he also acknowledged that part of his strategy was essentially to tell folks, within the administration and elsewhere to keep that on the sidelines until now. >> essentially repealed obamacare because we got rid of the individual mandate which was terrible. [applause] and that was a primary source of funding of obamacare. reporter: senior white house official telling me part of the strategy was to push merits of the tack bill and then talk about the repeal of the individual mandate and also opening up drilling in alaska in the anwar region. by the way, melissa, david, the white house did not get everything it wanted in this. gary cohn, the president's chief economic advisor acknowledging if they could get one thing out of this tax bill it would be getting rid of the carried interest loophole. cohn says they tried to do that upward of two doze

forever so that's these kids situation turkey says that about a half a million syrian children are unrolled and its schools are not being is enough being done to integrate them into the system well the schooling system in turkey used to be very chaotic now the text government has announced a plan to get every single syrian refugee child into a public school within the next three years this of course is going to be very difficult now the schooling rate is about sixty percent so forty percent of the syrian kids are not going to school yet this is about three hundred thousand to four hundred thousand kids we're talking about and then there are a lot of issues you know language barriers that the parents have to know about the options and what. they can't which kind of help they can get but then again providing schooling is not enough to solve this issue of child labor because what you really need to do is offering the parents economic options and possibility to integrate into the labor market because otherwise if they're so poor they will still insist on sending their kid to work because they n

are they unrolling in a college or likely to succeed? the day is becoming more clear, having someone enroll is worse than if they didn't enroll at all. so not allowing title 4 and opening the entitlement where nothing is for the student is critical and my last comment would be to encourage the federal government to have a level of humility to solve these problems. the dollars pale in comparison but there's a separate apparatus called the labor development and workforce develop an dollars that in syria should be helping people re-skill and do lifelong rescaling. i'm not sure what comes from title 4 of the education department but getting federal government to break down its own silos between programs that are trying to help people get the skills they need to succeed which is really important. >> i went to echo the call to keep thinking about how to use experimental authority and what is happening outside the traditional system, connected to mit where i work, and temporarily, these other things the accreditation of accredited places to do