not rule out leaving the european union without a deal she said so as a speaking paul event will micah's a set to vote on a set piece on december the eleventh on the divorce deal that may's government has struck with a u. and no make us from all saw it's that bowing to reject it. no option to still go with position that we were. using to see it more news at the top of the hour on helen home frame by then thanks for joining me. it's show time holiday on the ice. the famous figure skating spectacular is celebrating its seventy fifth anniversary with unforgettable moments on and above the ranks. we take a peek behind the scenes at the new anniversary show. me a good moment. for me. anxiously waiting. waiting for lifeline to syria. good morning where are you like why aren't you answering. every call brings them closer together. but it turns because they feel powerless to help. doesn't happen to like i'm letting people down and i love to watch. they worry about the morals they've left behind. but. i'm a trying to be strong but deep down i'm broken the law. the war continues to haunt comes to

well, micah hicks here is about to get the treat of his life. he and his lady are in oregon. just handed him a gift. a gift that we recognize on the show really well. she just gifted him with chroma glasses. >> nice. >> he is color blind. so he is about to experience the gift of color. >> the perfect time for it. >> the worst time is when there's a bunch of snow and no leaves. it's white and black. >> i started a campaign and i was able to afford them through donations from people. >> you know they're very expensive. so she started a campaign in the community to get the money to be able to pay for these. they're several hundred dollars depending on the pair you get. so he reaches for the glasses, opens up the case and puts those suckers on. >> oh. >> no, i'm not crying. you're crying. you're crying. i'm not crying. >> you're crying. >> that has got to be such a dramatic difference. >> there's no frame of reference for it. you know what i mean? it's really hard for us to understand what it must be like. the first time you see hdtv maybe. like oh, wow. >> the clarity. >> it's a

welcome to global three thousand traditionally india's micah people live with and from camels today they're having to be a bit more creative to. learning via smartphone we made a young man in indonesia whose bright idea is bringing education to millions but first we go to hell on earth the scrapyard in ghana it might well be hellish but for those who work here it's essential. smartphones washing machines t.v.'s at conditioners those who can afford them rarely choose to go without and indeed for a few years at least they can make our lives easier. but then watch this year alone forty eight million tons of electrical waste will be produced worldwide that sounds like a lot. in fact it's four thousand eight hundred times the weight of the eiffel tower in just one year. and what happens to all these old broken machines well a significant proportion gets shipped to west africa to scrap yards in countries like uganda. this is one of africa's largest waste scrapyards situated on the outskirts of ghana's capital accra it's often being called hell on earth. it is toxic filthy and it stinks. in. every

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he pleaded guilty, then he hired new lawyers and tried to micah ca that his sentence should be put offe judge didn't buy it, he's going to jail for 14 days beginning today and paul manafort, the former caaign chair has a status hearing about his sentencing today. >> thank you. >>> 5:46. today, jury selection is set to begin in the murder trial of a man accused of ramming a car into a crowd of people at the unite the right rally last year. he was one of the white nationalist protesting the removal of a statue of confederate robert e. lee. that afternoon fieldsammed his car into a kroucrowd of protest and hild heather heyer. keep eye on the nbc washington app for updates from the courtroom. >>> activists fighting gun violence march in honf 10-year-old ma chi wilson. anterday, the crowd followed ice cream truck through the streets of her northeast doimor neigod. this summer had was walking to an ice cream truck when she was shot and killed. crowd message was simple, asking for peace in their >> we're just asking foam put down t guns and stop the violence. please, put down the gun >> six p

crews say 20-year-old cadet candidate micah tice was last seen thanksgiving night.turday he told his parentsest going for a hike in the snow near colorado springs. his car was found at a trail in the area on monday. park rangers say there was deep snow, extremely high winds and cold temperatures on saturday. >>> new details this morning. the lion air flight that crashed into the java sea last month should not have been flying according to investigators. they say an automatic safety system malfunctioned. it kept automatically pushing the nose of the plane down. the pilot fought the downward tilt more than 2 dozen times until they crashed. all 189 people were killed. investigators say that the pilots did not hit two cutoff switches that would have deactivated the system. >> why didn't they just turn the system off? if they would have done that, the aircraft and those people would still be here today. >> the sensor in the plane was replaced two days before the final flight but investigators say it was still off by 20 degrees. >>> this morning, we have learned a man who

my name is micah. i am a city college student born and raised in the city and i am studying women's studies. i want to say that this strengthens our communities. many people, classmates, friends , wouldn't be able to attend if free city wasn't here. it is important to keep education accessible in this society where they are -- education is often for profit. it doesn't really seem like too much to ask for object of education not to bankrupt students. so let's move this further. >> hello. my name is jason and i am a resident of san francisco and the supporter of san francisco rising. i personally have witnessed the power education has in cultivating informed, engaged, creative and caring neighbours and citizens and that is exactly why i voted yes on prop w. i believe we must reduce barriers to education. it goes for our undocumented neighbours, it goes for the increased people that will be attending city college. because once free city college comes out more and more, enrolment will go up. it is disappoi

if they get positive news out of it, it could be a big surprise to the upside so i agree with what micahing. scarlet: what about the upcoming meeting with trump and president xi jinping of china? how much can we take our cues on what we might see as the initial reaction in asia for instance, matt? interesting how some of these asian markets -- you look at the chinese stock market which has been underperforming for quite some time, it is bouncing back nicely. if they can any good news, that's will be -- emerging markets will be one area where it will surprise people to the upside at least on a short-term basis. the thing people are going to be looking for, not so much as a concrete agreement but something that pushes the 25% tariffs from their further away january starting date. there was rumors around that earlier in the week. if we get something like that, that will be bullish for the market. that is what people will be focusing on. does the dollar go higher or lower? are you expecting the fed pausing into 2019 or focus on the data? matt: i have always said not only is the fed dependent

was essential to him happening the character this is not the first time that they've worked together micah you know of course not they have been friends for a very long time for more than thirty years and of course he puts defoe in several films before but for this phone he wanted to have him. though there is this certain . because go die in the age of thirty seven. defoe is no sixty one but he fits perfectly in that movie and him and now they have this certain chemistry together and maybe this is the the base of the kind of freedom they have and their work and shovels collections actually hang in museums around the world and yet in the eighty's a very famous artist multi-talented on in new york city he also created covers for the reeds all the rest of chile puppets though that's have a look because there was a documentary made about last year and it celebrates. in the world of odd really is but as a filmmaker by a pix of all the artists are his area of expertise is very interested in how the individual deals with the society. yes and in this new movie eternity's gate he is able to put his

can i say micah, mourning, please don‘t ever try that. i have, don‘t ever try that. wheels rolling. i pulled it for about ten metres. we do not belittle you on this one! where you on a hill quest remark stop it! that is brewing. technique aged over 20 bits. i am impressed by that. fantastic. thank you to all the breakfast family getting involved in the debate this morning. the debate over whether the top five english clubs in the premier league will be part of some european super league eventually. it is the back page of a lot of newspapers this morning, the sun newspaper says it is the end of football as we know it. the papers are reporting on alleged leaked documents seen by a german newspaper, der spiegel. a lot of fans are saying good riddance. i guess these are fans of lower clu bs, riddance. i guess these are fans of lower clubs, who see it as a chance to start splitting the money evenly. but some are fans of bigger clubs who might be in the top five are saying, i don‘t want to have to travel to madrid or munich. yes, at the minute you get quite a lot of trips

in the jewish tradition that i come from, the books of the prophets, micah, isaiah, amos, within what is usually referred to as the old testament or hebrew scripture, when we read those we are taken back by the strong criticism that the prophets had towards their own people and the leadership of their communities, the kings, the ruling class and, when we apply that or try to see that within the modern context, many people within the jewish community retract and are afraid of washing dirty linen in public. this comes in reference to israeli policy and within the jewish community there is a roulette since to criticize israel because of the support of anti-semites and recalling the tragedy of jewish history. i've occasionally found within the muslim community, criticizing of actions of those claiming to be muslim and claiming to be following islam, because of the long history of colonialism and, we don't want to give support to our energies -- enemies. within both communities i have found this reluctance at times to openly criticize people in our own community, in spite of the chronic ma

we will work with everybody that recognises we have and the micah responsibility, making sure we do not0 to give us stand 29 march. article 50 to give us breathing space, we ought to stay in the single market and customs union, that is the least worst option, and we will work through all these things. if that can be changed, then we come down to the position of the peoples vote. but it is no more desirable for scottish nationalist to have a situation where rules are made in brussels, which would be the case after next may. and still the paying all the rest of it that‘s almost as bad as being run by westminster. and we end up being run by westminster. and we end up with the people‘s oh, and the uk vote to stay and. given the nature of the uk and the size of our economy, i do not believe for one minute will be in a situation where we will be a rule taker, that is not the case in norway. i spoke in the politicians... we call a fax diplomacy in those days. but nonetheless, if the uk was to be in the single market and the customs union, i have no doubt the uk would be part of the process. th

. >> reporter: it's a cr trifecta with micah ladiamond and stephanie j.e as we would do if you that?why did you do what did we learn from that. >> reporter: you have the real women watching you a people in the audience watching the women whom they adore? >> we are trying to honor her and celebrate her a be interpreters of her story and her spirit and heart and bring that to leif life on stage. >> g i knows a girl has beey, shou can do it. >> reporter: on that stage they look, talk, sing, and even move like cherse h. >> do you just pull up youtube and start watching videos? how do you become cher? >> i did start with that. >> reporr: really? >> yeah. overwhelming how much footage there is of her. >> you don't get that every time to be able toho watch you are playing. ce through my cher v crest white strips. i am not kidding. i was bleaching my teeth andad g my lines and i started saying everything like this. and my husband goes, you found it. i was like what? oh my god, i sound like cher. ♪ is this how it will end >> reporter: the musical journey revisiey

i'm not sure i know what that means because it does not see micah future relationship.into that draft document and what it means for the future relationship of the u.k. and eu. james and myles both stay with us. coming up, the former director general of market operations at the european central bank. we will talk to him about italy. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: this is "bloomberg surveillance. tom keene off for thanksgiving. there are no thanksgiving holidays when it comes to brussels. bloomberg has received a draft of the documentation that would lay out the relationship between the eu and u.k. we understand it states determination to replace the backstop. we understand that the eu, ,ccording to the draft document they are cooperating for customs of negotiation. we have quite a lot of breaking news coming in thick and fast. we will continue updating you on what we saw in this draft document. at the same time, we are looking to angela merkel, saying she will do everything to ensure the exit treaty is completed. yesterday, we had an auction that the not go so great. to

this program and micah is a dynamo. the crew has undertaken more than 154 ", engaged 3000 volunteers, hired 700 youth and veterans and helps cover nearly $18 million in preservation work. through the action fund, we hope to scale up our capacity to assist more places. even more recently, and in some ways, more exciting, is of the action fund's national grant program. the first year of the action fund grants program, i put some of the statistics appear for you because we just completed the first round of awards. we don't just want to think about ways of expanding the national trust's work. we want to engage others and support the good work there are level.t the local to do this commotion developed a matching fund to help local organizations advance their own efforts and protect those places that are significant and meaningful to them and their communities. we launched of grant program early this year to overwhelming response. you will see on the slide, we have received -- unbelievable -- 828 letters of interest, unpreced

joining us right now to talk more about all of that, portfolio manager, market strategists, micah lee. >> good morning. maria: your reaction to the president's comments about jay possible? [laughter] >> so the president is a victim of his own success in that the economy is taking off so interest rates have to go higher. people have grown too attached for zero interest rates forever and they don't look at japan and destruction that it causes to your economy over time. when you have zero interest rates is because you have no growth or inflation, we need higher interest rates in the country. i think the fed is being extremely smart and normalizing, it's long overdue, the reason spowl there to work on macro, regulatory environment of the big banks. the federal reserve should not be telling jpmorgan and bank of america which loans they can and can't make. maria: right. shouldn't work like that. when they have the overreaching overregulation, slows down the entire economy, powell is there as banker and attorney to help move back regulatory state, so i think the president made right choice.

micah tyson's cars was just discovered.ith freezing temperatures this weekend. >>> look at this video. 13-foot tall billboard slamming to the ground, trapping four people. this happened outside after shopping mall in china. strong winds pulled down the massive wooden sign. thankfully nobody was hurt. scary. >>> carnival cruise lines outlaws smoking on ships. they will be face a 500-dollar fine and possibility being kicked off the ship. smoking is allowed on exterior decks and nightclubs. >>> baker mayfield helped a fan name their baby. my wife says if you retweet this, she will al al us to name our kid baker due in june. that is only way she will consider it. do it for the kids. mayfield retweeted. can't wait to see the kids. brian: nice on route to a very promising career. 25 minutes before the top. hour. kellyanne conway counselor to the president of the united states. she finds herself at the white house almost every day. kellyanne, first off the number one story something democrats said was going to go away, an election

what we are talking about, micah was talking about earlier, you talk about sending 15,000 troops to theow later. it's a scary, all these drugs are coming in, all these thugs are coming in. yes, a caravan is coming. but it's totally disproportionate to the response and amount of attention that it gets. and this is different in politics. the only remote parallel i can think of barnacle wack talking in hit lifetime in mine would have been definitely when bush was president, there was always concerns he was politicizing terrorism. at least the threat of terrorism was real. we really had intelligence reports saying there were potentially imminent threats in different areas at different times. this really isn't that real, he's saying he's a crowd size estimator than the rest of us. we seen the photos. maybe it's 4,000 instead of 2,000. it's men, women, children, weeks away on a border that is fortified already by two layers. you will send 15,000 in, which willie mentioned is what have you in afghanistan, we're fighting terrorists, thugs in one of the most dangerous places in the history of hu