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and here at this shopping center, two stores are closing. babies "r" us and toys r us. we talked to some customers here, and they told me they used to shop here as kids and sad to hearn they won't be able to share that same experience with their children. she says she's disappointed to learn this toys r store will be shut down before her 3-month-old son will be old enough to run through the aisles. >> i'm kind of sad. this is so close to home. >> reporter: as part of a bankruptcy reorganization plan, toys r us announced it's closing 182 stores nationwide. >> i'm pretty sad by it, hearing about it. i've been collecting toys for 20 years, so it's fun to come if and check what's new on the shelves, to hold the product instead of just something online. >> reporter: in 2017, the net sales were down $89 million, taking a big hit with baby products. the company chief executive dave brandon says they had to make changes to become more competitive. but for matthew ramirez, who has fond memories of coming here with his grandparents, the upcoming closure of this store hits home. >> i used to s

san francisco and not to bring us down today, but it is unacceptable to us as i'm sure it is to all of you that we have a city with fewer than 50,000 african americans as we stand here today. it's unacceptable to us as i'm sure it is to you that we have lost half of our artists in the past 20 years in san francisco. i'm sure it's unacceptable as it is to us, that we have thousands of homeless people still on the streets and i'm sure it's unacceptable to you as it is to us that we have thousands of working families that can't afford the median rent of a two bedroom apartment in san francisco, which requires an income of $120,000 a year to be affordable. and with things going on nationally out of washington d.c. present additional challenges obviously. that said, we are extremely fortunate to live in a city that is so supportive of affordable housing, that love to see new projects built that serve formally homeless as this project will. that we have a mayor's office of housing and board of supervisor team and mayor's office that supports all the work we do and mercy housing does. we are truly fortunate to have the hayes valley neighborhood association that came out in

to give us the space to work together. theet us do the job american people sent us here to do. decides heent trump is finally ready to lead his party to a deal, democrats will be ready, willing, and eager to clinch a. .- clinch it there is a path forward and we can reach a quickly. mr. president the four leaders should immediately sit down and finish this deal, so the entire government can get back to work on monday. i yield the floor.

they did not send us here to perform a monthly melodrama. they sent us here to get theupbgdz done. they -- get things done. they didn't send us here to play political games and create chaos. they sent us here to work together on solutions to the problems that they face and that we face jointly as a nation. the biggest problem we face right now is that washington is broken. it's up to us to fix it. so let's start working together to get the job done. mr. president, i yield the floor. mr. leahy: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from vermont. mr. leahy: mr. president, i thank the senator. i see the distinguished senator from alaska on the floor, and i will not be long, as i noted to him. i am speaking in my capacity as the democratic manager of the legislation before us. i think like most of us and most people in the country, we're frustrateed by what is happening because i have only heard one person say they want a government shutdown. he got exactly what he wanted. it was president trump who said the country could use a good shutdown. president trump said a shutdown

to be here. we're excited about the new year and ready to get to work. >> mr. president, i want to thank you for inviting us here to camp david. i'm particularly pleased with the fact that we had an extremely productive conversation with the president and his team yesterday about how we go forward in 2018. we have big things to do for the american people. we're excited about getting to work on that. and as both the president and the leader said, we had historic achievements in 2017 that we want to build on. historic achievements that we believe will get our economy growing much faster. what we want to work on in 2018 is making sure that everyone enjoys the economic growth that's to come. we have people sidelined in society that need to get out of poverty and into the workforce so we want to focus on making sure that we can close that skills gap, that opportunity gap so that everyone can get the kind of life and the career that they can get in this country, that tap their potential. we have issues such as infrastructure we want to attend to. we want to make sure secretary mattis and our military have the res

here. saliou: half the village used to be here.here were houses even on this very spot before it was all flooded. there are probably remains of houses on the sea bed over there. river on one side and the ocean mauritaniaon the other.by y a there's very little infrastructure. but where are locals supposed to move to? zeine el abidine works in the nearby diawling national park. he confirms the gravity of the situation. zeine: i spoke to an old man who told me that in the 1980's the ocean was two kilometers further back. now look at the damage that the sea has done. the government is trying to ensure that people are relocated to a safer area, but the older generation refuses and says, thisis is where our ancestors lived, we're not going anywhere. reporter: living from farming alone is increasingly difficult. land is in short supply due to the ground becoming oversalted. with their livelihoods destroyed, people are having to move inland. but the diawling national park, 12 kilometers away, provides alternative sources of income. a few y

us to allow this space to be used for this particular purpose. it's been amazing, i know it's been in your family for generations and you both grew up here. this is an amazing testament to your family to allow us to use this for this particular purpose. it's going to change and save lives. thank you so much everyone. (applause) >> thank you mayor breed. good thing about being the emcee, i get to come back and say what i forgot to say. (laughter) it's not out of a lack of love and gratitude i forgot to thank my own staff from the department of homelessness and supportive housing, margo, randy, emily, chris, thank you for all of the work you did to help make this project happen as well and help the 70 people who will be moving in to the site. we are blessed to have mr. simpson here today, one of the new tenants of the site and i think mayor lee and many others have said it well, people who have fought for our country shouldn't fight for a place to live. every individual deserves to have a roof over their heads, certainly the people who have served our country so well, he served in conflict in vietnam and we're so happy to have him be part of

to have you here. [applause] thank you. i'm sorry secretary nielsen is not here. i enjoy listening to her perspective and you would have us well. i'm delighted to be here. this is one of the most fundamental of all american disciplines. i think that is knowing the truth and seen beyond the horizon. allowing our leaders to act before events dictate. when you think of it you must often hear of it terms of counterterrorism or regional instability. maybe cyber threats. one thing you probably don't hear as much is our role in humanitarian and disaster relief. if i think of my career and where the changes have been in terms of how intelligence is participating with people bringing our history of awareness of what's going on in making it useful for some domestic issues. this is a massively interconnected world. our ability to take the body of knowledge we've acquired and make it available through the other departments of the administration to law-enforcement is one of the greatest advantages we've made. also national security increasing is the purview of the private sector. so how do we give them the insights they need let me le

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it's good of you to join us. heren germany, the days are getting shorter and to pass the time during these long wintry nights, many people like to visit one of the many christmas markets that have popped up across the country. some, however, enter them with a feeling of dread. because it was one year ago that a major terrorist attack was carried out at a bustling christmas market in berlin. a truck ploughed into a crowd leaving 12 people dead and over 70 injured. one year after that horrible incident, the memory of that night remains fresh for many. especially for those who lost loved ones. while debate over how police and politicians handled the event continues to rage, many of the victims' families feel abandoned by the system that was supposed to protect and support them. polish citizen, janina urban, lost her son. he was murdered by the assailant who hijacked his vehicle to carry out the atrocity. >> janina urban has brought fresh candles for her son's grave. truck driver lukazs urban was the first to die last yea

it's good of you to join us. heren germany, the days are getting shorter and to pass the time during these long w winty nights, mamany people like to visisit one of the m many chris markets that have popped up across the country. some, however, enter them with a feeling of dreread. because it was one year ago that a major terrort atattackas carried out at a bustling christmas market in berlin. a truck ploughed into a crowd leaving 12 people dead and over 70 injured.. one year afterer that horrrrie incident, the memory of that night remains fresh for many. especially for those who lost loved ones. while debate over how police and politicians handled the event continues to rage, many of the victims' families feel abandoned by the system that was supposed to protect and supportrt them. polish citizen, janina urban, lost her son. he was murdered by the assailant who hijacked his vehicle to cacarry out the e atrocity. >> janina urban has brought fresh candles for her son's grave. truck driver lukazs urban was the first to

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i want to say congratulations, it's a big victory for all of us here and i hope we can take a few moments in the early parts of 2018 to recognize this and celebrate. congratulations everyone. (applause) >> thank you supervisor cohen. madam mayor breed. i'm looking over to gladys, i believe we have some special guests, i see some amazing little ones over there, a special treat for the mayor here. but first, i think i'm to bring up miss ariana smith, miss smith is a parent of a child enrolled at frandelja. welcome. >> good morning. >> come on mama smith. don't be nervous. >> i'm not really a speaker but i want to say thank you to frandelja for being accessible to me as a single working parent and you guys have been so helpful making my child feel she's at home. it's been very helpful to me. i thank you for everything. thank you. (applause) >> miss gladys would you like to introduce the special performance or ribbon cutting first? special performance first. as you come up, we have a few elected officials here, our school board president. thank you for coming. miss gladys. >> they are very ex

to top. if you are like those of us here at the podium, you'd like to see america be a right of center country. from a right of center point of view, 2017 was the most consequential year in the many years that i've been here in congress. the president's spectacular nominee for the supreme court, 12 circuit judges, the most in the first year of any president since the circuit court system was set up in 1891, not to mention deregulation. then topping it off with the most consequential boost to our economy through this tax reform bill was an astonishing year. but it's time to look forward. mr. president, i want to thank you for inviting us all up. we had a great planning session for 2018. we hope that 2018 will be a year of more bipartisan cooperation. the president's agenda, much of which he just referred to, are things that we believe there will be a significant number of democrats interested in helping us accomplish. and so, mr. president, thanks for the opportunity to be here.

prevail upon their leaders, and most of all the president, to give us in space to work together, to let us do the job the american people sent us here to do. when president trump decides he is finally ready to lead his party to a deal, democrats will be ready, willing, and eager to clinch it. there is a path forward. we can reach it quickly, tomorrow. the president and the four leaders should immediately sit down and finish this deal so the entire government can get back to work on monday. i yield the floor. mr. mcconnell: i commend the five democrats who voted not to shut the government down. the new senator from alabama, during his campaign, said it was important to fund the chip program before it ran out of money. he listened to the democratic governors who said, this is an emergency. we need help. so there were five courageous democrats on the other side who stood up to this ridiculous argument, and it made sense somehow to shut down the government over an illegal immigration issue that the vast majority of this body would like to do something about anyway. so i want to particularly commend the five democrats who had the courage

there is work to do, and they sent us here to get it done. and once again, in the spirit of cooperation, i offer my hand to all of you. let's work together to do the will of the people: clean air, child care, the educational excellence act, crime, and drugs. it's time to act. the farm bill, transportation policy, product-liability reform, enterprise zones -- it's time to act together. and there's one thing i hope we will be able to agree on. it's about our commitments. i'm talking about social security. to every american out there on social security, to every american supporting that system today, and to everyone counting on it when they retire, we made a promise to you, and we are going to keep it. [applause] we rescued the system in 1983, and it's sound again -- bipartisan arrangement. our budget fully funds today's benefits, and it assures that future benefits will be funded as well. the last thing we need to do is mess around with social security. [applause] there's one more problem we need to address. we must give careful consideration t

and we're always comparing what we were able to buy and what we can buy now but that's not much use . we only lose money because of your. of bad policies. here not in the discontent is rife even though officially the economy is booming skyscrapers us protein up in istanbul's financial district thanks to state subsidies the week has seen exports increase president reggie one claims that the economy grew by as much as seven percent in twenty seventeen the main issue in qana mees don't even come close to that. economist. doesn't trust the glowing figures he says turkey's economic miracle is built on sand. we do have an investment boom the structures as you know istanbul is now colored with this skyscrapers but that's the most money doesn't the product through to growth it is what the economists call on sustainable we can't go like that we need to slow down our growth rate then address the inflation and external deficit problems. more that active player has his own crisis to deal with after he's finished his shift in the cafe he often walks past the hotel he owned not so long ago. but more that's already given up hope it might one day be his aga

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nearly all the migrants move told rundown areas of south tel aviv. >> a lot of older people used to live herere frightened to go out. >> last year, israel's prime minister came to see the problems. the mission is to return south tel aviv too israeli citizens, he says. preavingsly he said the migrants threatened israel's social fabric and jewish character. he calls them ill beal -- illegal infiltrators, not refugees. >> it's hard. my grandparents were immigrants also. they came from europe. if a foo families -- i don't know, two other people, five other people live among us, it's not a problem at all. but to put all the thousand people here, that's a huge problem. reporter: already some migrants have begun receiving official documents, meaning they're likely to face difficult choices sooner rather than later. >> three billboards outside missouri is the story of a grieving mother's fights for justice. it's nominated for seven academy awards and after her best act riss win at the golden globes, it's star is getting plenty of oscar attention. we've been speaking to the film's writer and director.

to. us and our job now they are both published thank god you finally made it i want to thank all our fans who came here to support us and we just couldn't send them home empty handed. i congratulate . our fans at oman and the ones that came here to watch us they deserve this victory. this was shadowed by the attention by the way and now i ask why the cut the judgment in two years' time the right now it's not clear whether the trophy what we defended with unity having been restored on the golf front how much they're on the way. but while some money fans will still be celebrating others are recovering from their injuries after barrier stadium collapsed as the winning team tickets victory lap around forty funds fell to the pitch side as a glass barrier gave way some of them were taken to hospital but kuwait's official news agency says they're in good condition and that the collapse is being investigated while our moms team are getting a parade through the streets of the capsule miska thousands of miles away and all the same the n.f.l.'s cleveland browns is also getting a parade with a twist fans of the br

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it's the middle of winter they're used to snow here they're used to cold temperatures but this is different this is really historic and how cold it is because there's really three factors there's a snow that has been very high as much as thirty inch thirty centimeters in some places or more the strong winds this bombsite clone as it's been called hurricane force winds almost have really added to it that just make it very very difficult in that cold wind hitting any exposed skin is very dangerous but then also the storm surge that we've seen particularly up in the new england area of the east coast has caused a lot of problems as well so add all that up together and you're seeing very very cold historically low temperatures here in the northeast and officials saying if you don't have to go outside certainly don't indeed and you know the people obviously affected deeply by what's happened just a few days ago up in maine we've also reporting that we were getting pictures of frozen sharks caught up in the sea just off the coast so you know is the or is this going to last of least a few more day

to be democrats or republicans, they sent us heree problems. [applause] i will remember that no one has a monopoly on good ideas. the path to progress is marked by honest give and take among people who truly want to make life better for those around them. i will remember that treating symptoms of problems may be easy in the short-run, but getting to the root of the problem and solving it from the bottom up is always more effective in the long-run. when we make decisions, we'll apply this test. does this action do the most good for the most virginians? have we been transparent with the public about what we are doing and why we are doing it? and finally, is there a better way forward that we haven't yet considered? the guiding principle of this administration will be simple. we will work together to make our commonwealth work better for all virginians, no matter who they are or where they're from. we cannot rest until every family and every community has the same access to opportunity that others do. [applause] here are my personal com

to be here. 's first tax reform goes is helping us. slowing us have the opportunity to pay more wages, avocations, by the location instead of renting and competing against the big guys. >> the critique said that it is not for everybody, what's your reaction? >> they are so off-base. racine large and small companies in michigan we have the three largest office furniture makers. we have food processors, they're all benefiting. and, their employees are benefiting. for some to throughout the notion that this is crumbs that doesn't mean a thing is off-base. well over 50% of families can't come up with a thousand dollars to fix a car repair or take a trip to the dr.. receive those increases in wag wages, that's real dollars. >> what's next on the agenda? >> were doing was securities and exchange commission. i just march a claim yesterday and we will try to make sure we have the deepest, most liquid markets in the united states. we've done some things that of change that. it's time to open on backup. chairman clayton is committed to doing that

to turn all of this snow into solid ice. the danger here not over. lester? >> blake mccoy starting us off. thank you. >>> this powerful storm is having a significant impact on air travel around the country. with more than 4,000 flights canceled, 2,000 delays and dozens of international flights diverted to cities outside the storm zone. now all those passengers are stranded. and nbc's tom costello has more on the misery at the airport. >> reporter: across the east coast an all-day losing battle to stay ahead of the snow. in new york wind and whiteout conditions at jfk and laguardia shut down flight operations, nothing moving. security checkpoints, even airport stores closed. >> we don't have any plane. we need to stay here during four nights, and then we need to wait to goo directly to paris. >> reporter: flight radar 24 shows very few flights over the northeast corridor. even the charleston, south carolina, runways were closed with five inches of snow. >> you can leave on saturday morning at 8:17 a.m. >> reporter: even way out in los angeles, travelers settled in for a long wait to fly eas

that not only insulting the attorney general would send a notice to us here today, knowing that we are coming here, knowing that there is a delegation going to the white house to have a conversation with the president and the president's senior staffers, it is more than insulting. it is dangerous. it is dangerous for any white house to threaten duly elected leaders for following the law and following the united states constitution. countryle of this should hold jeff sessions and the white house accountable for this action. that this isknow not what the people of the united states of america agree to. this is not the value of america. this is not who we are fundamentally as a people and we will not stand for it. [applause] i am test -- the mayor of albany, new york. i just want to echo that this attempt to make us fear our immigrant communities is not only wrong but in the city of albany, immigrants are far more likely to be victims of crime than to be perpetrators. if we do not engage in the committee policing that we engage in that encourages that community to come forward, it encoura

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hello welcome to the bundesliga here on d w i am matt herman good to have you with us we're going to lead off with the team who has been leading the bundesliga ever since master ten after a slow start byron munich made a coaching change they brought back stalwarts you've hike since then they've lost just once in the league but saturday brought a tough test against often a team who were on beaten against biron in their last three meetings you know that kind of success led some to put you leonardo's man in the frame to succeed highness when the seventy two year old leaves at the end of the season but oftentimes recent poor run has quieted all that talk. another good result in munich and who knows. hoffenheim know a thing or two about beating by and you need not go from inside of one to the last three in countess including earlier this season but then the man forty two years now has been see me a pine case was in town the opposite page crying tears must defeat the worst as hoffenheim came during out of the blogs it was just two minutes on the clock when the searching surged gnabry was f

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great of you to join us here ahead of votes you have this evening. we want to talk about the state of the union. one thing i learned when we were waiting back stage, they may have to return the tickets because they've been misspelled. it says that the president is elivering the uniom. u-n-i-o-m. they may have to order a reprint. senator capito: those could be valuable one day. ed: further proof everybody needs an editor. we know that at "the washington post" for sure and they have learned that at the government printing office. pleased to wrap up our state of the union preview with senator capito and senator king. you can join the conversation if