included the social bots don't worry we'll pay from frankfurt the payment will not be traceable high ury sounds good i'll collect the data for the facebook or audience and send all the information to you soon so you can watch the campaign immediately as long as it looks like juices pay for their ads i'm not worried. by wednesday satirists from from the tannic satirical magazine revealed that they were behind the entire email exchange they faked the entire thing and they left bill the red faced because many news outlets had seen this exchange german news outlets they had thought will you know this is this is new but suspicious a little bit suspect checked exactly build had no such reservations it emerged that the email address that they that this e-mail exchange tributed to kevin kuhn of the leader of the species youth wing was fake you can't send emails from this email address and his real email address and with s.p.d. dot de so you know they they fail to carry out why they are sick checks and checks and very few occasions to build was left red faced and now there's. this saying themselv

we hear, but my thought on this is that we are getting korine geggan —— we do not have the full uri hereorine chicken, milk from cows with other infections, this is the mad max style world that david davis promised we were not headed towards, the dystopian vision!m davis promised we were not headed towards, the dystopian vision! it is a really effective talking point for people who want to remain as close to the eu as possible. i remember during the debate in 2016 you would hear these comments from brexiteers saying, oh, well like the eu can tout us how curved our cucumbers can be and how hot our testers can get. those are very specific consumer issues. —— how hot our toasters. here we are seeing a very specific consumer issue that will get people to potentially thinking the other direction. of course, we should have seen that in advance of the referendum. the whole idea of curvy bananas has never actually been true, has it was this is really a question of whether the american dairy industry is going to... lobbied us to change our rules. the financial times, lobbied us to change our rule

of course if you walk outside uri reminded of two things., it's winter and two as you can see from boat house row the eagles are in the super bowl we got few things to talk about tonight. thanks for joining us at 11:00. i'm iain page. they're the two big talkers and eagles and the weather. let's start with kathy tracking a super bowl storm system. >> oh, boy,

uris president donald trump has signed a bill into law that will fund the government through march 23nd increase these spend it -- the spending limit over the next two years. at least 900 palestinians have been injured in clashes with is really security forces. israeli soldiers fired tear gas on palestinians, hurling stones into bethlehem. there has been a spike in violence since u.s. president donald trump recognize jerusalem as israel's capital in december. in germany, the leader of the social democrats has been forced into a humiliating climb down. martin schulz has stepped down and renounced a role in the coalition government he helped forge. that is after party members made it clear they could reject the spd's agreement to enter government if he insisted on becoming foreign minister. he led the party to a record low vote share in september from elections before reluctantly brokering a coalition deal with undlin merkel's conservatives. -- angela merkel's conservatives. reporter: in just three days, martin schulz has hit a political high point and low point. after exhaustive wrangl

of course if you walk outside uri reminded of two things.d two as you can see from boat house row the eagles are in the super bowl we got few things to talk about tonight. thanks for joining us at 11:00. i'm iain page. they're the two big talkers and eagles and the weather. let's start with kathy tracking a super bowl storm system. >> oh, boy, iain here we g

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of course if you walk outside uri reminded of two things., it's winter and two as you can see from boat house row the eagles are in the super bowl we got few things to talk about tonight. thanks for joining us at 11:00. i'm iain page. they're the two big talkers and eagles and the weather. let's start with kathy tracking a super bowl storm system. >> oh, boy, iain here we go again. we already have snow in the poconos this is blue mountain you can see the flakes falling not but one but two different systems. we have rain that will change over to snow come tomorrow morning and behind this another system for super bowl sunday right now 41 but look at minneapolis one below and this cold is moving eastward and tomorrow is going to be much different than today was with falling temperatures. you have the rain tonight behind it the snow for tomorrow morni morning. that sweeps through and that sets the stage for a very cold weekend. rain to snow between 2:00 a.m. and 5:00 a.m. in philadelphia. temperatures in the 20s and blustery tomorrow with an icy

reads wonderfully cold words mistrust secret meetings like something out of a spy a movie did kevin i'm ury i'd like to talk to you about supporting your no grow cold campaign thanks for your mail jay already told me to expect a mile from you but just to be sure could you name me g.'s favorite beverage as you can certainly understand this is a delicate matter mere mere multi ginger there yuri perfect that's a relief so what can you offer me basically we can offer you everything an opinion campaign with books again scholtz social bots on twitter or facebook or even a targeted facebook advertising campaign. i think a targeted advertising campaign on facebook would be appreciated by the now graca movement how much money would you invest in these ads we've already roughly calculated the campaign and expect to pay around four thousand to five thousand euros we've included the social bots don't worry we'll pay from frankfurt the payment will not be traceable. sounds good i'll collect the data for the facebook audience and send all the information to you soon so you can watch the campaign immediat

beverage as he can certainly understand this is a delicate matter me oh me oh martin ginger oh dear ury perfect that's a relief so what can you offer me basically we can offer you everything an opinion campaign with bazza gates schultz social bots on twitter and facebook or even a targeted facebook advertising campaign but the whole conversation was fabricated by the german satirical magazine titanic the editors behind the hoax posted this triumphant photo online it shows one of the magazine's employees posing with a transcript of the fake emails and the tabloid subsequent article tongue in cheek the pranksters also turned on the head of the s.t.p. youth wing for dismissing the story as a clumsy fake they say they spent all of three hours concocting it the editor of titanic says the hoax was all too easy. we're to turn it over to rick a magazine we work with to say. methods as it builds so we knew how to think like and build editor there were no rumors about russian meddling and we thought this cannot be we have to make an alliance with the build tabloids and push a story about russian

we have and advise the uri -- and advisory for the sierras. more on this on the extended forecast coming up. >>> thank you. >>> a developing situation. firefighters are at the scene of a two alarm condo fire on eastgate lane. >> here's what we know so far.>> reporter: good morning. the fire is out. everyone got out safely and no one was hurt. that is the good news. firefighters are still doing their work out here. you can see firefighters are breaking apart some of the ceiling and walls to make sure that the fire is not still smoldering inside. this is a condominium complex. the fire began at about 4 am. this unit that you see in front of us, that is where the fire started. it did spread to the house next door in the attic and a couple of other homes were damaged as well from the smoke and water. i want to bring in the fire investigator. >> good morning. it sounds like you know how this started? >> yes. this was the result of a pot of cooking oil left on the stove unattended. a 19-year-old resident started a pot of oil to fry some food -- fry

l urie hired me in philadelphia that this is the game that we wanted to eventually be in and play inkind of surreal right now. these next few days will be a little crazy. we have lieutenant to do still but just excited for the guys and we will remember this is rest of our lives. >> doug, you were, nick was asked if he looked at himself any differently after going through this process the next month or so. you have been around him a long time. your first time here. you have been with him since spring, every day, do you look at him any differently. as much as you might get to know a guy when you get on this size stage and still performs do you look at him differently or reflect differently as time goes by. >> nick's been the same guy that i can remember going back when we drafted him. he does not change. the things that he did, back then when we had him, in philadelphia, to today, you know, he is just a better quarterback today, smarter quarterback, veteran quarterback today but nick's nick. nicky's who he is. you saw how genuine he is, and , i have a lot of guys on that roster just li

ase tax cuts increased wages uris testimony indicates wages should be increasing at a faster pace. >> thank you. it is hard to trace through the effects of a change in tax policy into wage growth. let me try. if the corporate taxes should lead to higher investment, and the effect is not easy to estimate me you would think it should lead to higher investment, higher productivity should lead to higher wages. it is hard to put your hands on how much that would be. higher productivity is very welcome and will be driven by higher investment. >> the wave of bonuses and raises suggests there is upward pressure as a result. you expressed concern quantitative easing and unconventional monetary combination could fuel dangerous risk-taking. you said the current expended nominal rates calls for a high degree of vigilance. can you elaborate? what risks have been created? >> id think this is a time when we need to be alert to buildup of financial imbalances or inflation building up. if you look at the financial stability situation broadly we do see high asset prices. what we don't see is the buildu

. >> we are heard from jeffery l urie, doug pederson, orchestrated a brilliant masterful year and whenhink of the orchestration you think of the kimmel cente here in town. >> music our cleve bryan was standing by there all day long , let's hear it from cleve >> with horns blaring, confetti flying, and crowds cheering. >> e-a-g-l-e-s, eagles. >> reporter: the philadelphia eagles brought lombardi troy to the people on thursday, super bowl mvp nick foles led victory parade alongside quarterback carson wentz and eagles owner jeffery lurie, behind them a cast of characters including mr. free beer for all lane johnson and jason kelce. >> fans pack every square inch along and above broad street, and enjoying every moment on the face-to-face player interactions. >> seeing carson wentz up there even though he wasn't in the game was a nation. everyone looked so happy you can see smiles on their faces, looking at us and them and just like true happiness. >> what were you saying. >> fly eagles fly. >> reporter: megan and her six year-old daughter from phoenixville shared a moment many families hav

. >> is that urie was right face? >> he sniffed, he actually sniffed. >> that was interesting. >> okay. >> speaking of babies. >> you know my brother is a ob/gyn, that's why i know this stuff. >> is that why? >> yes. but he's deaf. i can't finish that joke. okay, if you could do a test to find out what trait your child will likely have inherit from the mom and dad. apparently now there is a dna test, it is cents a kit where you swab your, you know, saliva stuff like that. and they'll come back with a reading in a few weeks that will tell you the traits that you, look, example again. >> hey. good morning. >> good morning. >> she knows about this so say al innings and i are going to have a baby, horrifying to alex. what will we do? we would swab our cheeks? >> exactly. snow is called baby glim p. what would you do is alex would do a -- she would spit into this tube. would you spit into the tube. >> where is mine? >> so then this one is yours here. have that one. >> the point of this one would be then what they would do

>> i think he will go down in history as certainly the towering religious figure of the ury.tainly in american religion, i suppose some people would argue that various es might contend for that, but i think he's also very imp tortant forwo reasons. first of all, he brught evangelicalism out of the shadows in the middle of the 20th century. in the early decades of the 20th century, evangelicals tewere feeling qbattered as though the larger culture had turned against them, and billy graham, beginning around 1949, 1950, begins to bring them into the public spotght and begins to make evangelicalism acceptable to larger public. part of that had to do with his personality, the force of his personality, but part of it was that he used media quite successfully and brillialy, many ways, to bring that message to the larger public. think that the second legacy of billy graham -- and this is really quite remarkable -- that, over the course of a career that spanned more than half a century, he was never seriously charged with any scandal. it's not to say he didt misstep from time to time,

good morning to both of you. >> how are you >> i will start with you, uri. over as you're listening to mr. santoli here? >> yes i agree with mike. the market ultimately this comes down to valuation, and the two problems that the market had from last august until two weeks ago was that it ignored signals from the bond market, and it actually made me think a little bit this is starting to look like '87 the other part was obviously we had a big earnings boost from the tax cut but the market rallied well it rallied well beyond that. you know, the s&p was 450 points but 200 points was justified by the earnings gains and the rest was multiple expansion at a time when multiples were already super, super high. the other part, of course, bond yields went up 80 basis points, 85 basis points and the market ignored it we have four things going for us the stock market is listening to the bond market which averts i think an '87 repeat. two, we've given back 2 pe points so that extra froth in the market since last august is gone c, earnings of course are a really good stor

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