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host: this is penny in new york. good morning. penny, are you with us this morning?aller: i'm sorry, it's bernie. host: bernie, go ahead. caller: i called in because i was born in germany, during the war, and i afterwards ended up living in east germany, the worker's paradise. at some point, my parents had family in the states, my father's mother, and immigrated here in the 20's and had established himself in upstate new york. they decided to seriously -- they couldn't flee east germany, and let me just mention how we managed to get out. earlier --k to the this was in 1956, we left five years before the wall was established. what happened at the time is permit mother received a for her and myself to go west to germany to visit a sister that lived there. the communists gave us that currently, but my father had to stay behind. he was not allowed to come with us. ifuspect that's because all three of us left, they knew we would not be coming back. my mother and i went on vacation, and before the four weeks expired, we should have took a case father and made it look like

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they earn pennies a day, if paid at all. >> they don't have any money. they don't have any choice. >> reporter: we meet this family of five. they live on less than $3 a week and one cup of rice a day. what they have is one cup of rice? >> one cup of rice for five of them. >> reporter: for nearly a year, nbc news investigated the plight of these children tracking the mica they dig to china and then to some of the world's biggest companies. panasonic and insulation for batteries to the military and crrc owned by the chinese government, they are boston, philadelphia, chicago and los angeles. loaded with madagascar mica we take our findings to washington. >> it has to be stopped. >> reporter: where democratic senators have been working since 2015 to end the importation of products made with child labor. >> when you show what these families go through, what these children are subjected to, it's just unimaginable to think of my grandchildren doing this, so do most of your viewers think the same way they would say to these coie can't keep operating this way if

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for those in middle class, he said it will be trillions of pennies, people pay taxes.ackie: you bridge out so many great points, there are so many con-- contradiction with what elizabeth warren puts on out there elizabeth warren said the social media platforms have gained too much power, he goes to do something that presumably will help, and control the message out there. that should not be out there. she does not like that because they want to be able to buy ads and put their message out, without substantiating when they to say. >> right. you know really interesting, she wants to you know hold corporations account bubblable. but she wants 280 character to run her ads to run down the great industries, this is a shame, because this is what makes america great, she does not want to answer to any critics who have questions about her fancy fill ideas. -- fanciful ideas. jackie: you were talking about medicare for all. put out her propose also in terms of how she pays for it, several of the proponents would have impact on middle class, how could sesay -- big business. >> th

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it is $25.5 trillion, a large sum, over 10 oears, but not requiring a penny to be raised on the middle class. how is she going to pay for it? anthony: there were cost savings different places, but a big component, $9 illion, she is saying she is transferring the emiums that employers pay to health insurance cpanies and instead requiring that the companies pay the federal government by her logic, this money is already being spent on health care. it is not g to be spent in private insurance, it is goisp to bt in a government-run single insurance provider thatte will be fficient and have better cost savings and tobetter ablontrol prices. ofhe course,you talk to critics about that, whether you say $9 trillion moved around, it is still a tax. it is raising tas on employers ich they think will get past sed onto workers eventually. nada: is this a politically risky move for her not just in the primary but in the general election? anthony: pple are sensitive in the united states to the health system and their doctors and health providers. any time you talk about disrupting that system, there a

guy: as you say, it is costing you a pretty penny.with the details of the breakdown of that pretty penny in terms of the financing? are you going to do some cash? you've got debt coming in, plus equity coming in. can you walk us through how those are going to fit together? eric: we are not disclosing the specifics across that, but viagogo is a scalable, profitable business. we had the ability to take some debt on, and we have some great backers. made itination possible, and we are very excited about it. romaine: looking at this deal, there has been a lot of criticism just about the secondary ticket market out there. viagogo has gotten a lot of criticism about some of its in the u.k. stubhub has had criticism in the u.s. what is the advantage of going through one of your platforms? eric: i think the whole premise is to create accessibility for fans to get access to tickets. make it easier for consumers to buy and sell. we have to earn our business everyday from consumers to do that. the benefit of putting the two together is that if yo

"the wall street journal" reports that in june 2015, faehn told steve penny, then head of u.s.a.ymnastics, that biles felt uncomfortable with nassar, but in a statement to cbs news, penny's lawyer said he didn't know biles was a victim until she came forward publicly almost three years later. as new facts about the handling of nassar's abuse continue to emerge, athletes like simone biles and aly raisman are demanding to know the whole truth. as raisman tweeted yesterday, "how much longer will this nightmare go on?" norah. >> o'donnell: all right, jon, thank you. there is still much more ahead on tonight's "cbs evening news." how a couple says their dream cruise ended being held hostage in a mexican hospital. tonight, the celebrity now coming to their rescue. plus the email mix-up that had thousands praying for a tv reporter. reporter. and it's time for our best offer of the year! during the ford black friday event. now, for a limited time, get 20% estimated savings on select 2019 ford models plus earn complimentary maintenance through ford pass rewards. the ford black friday even

it was like the size ofa penny, and it was, like, really deep, as well.ill there, even after... ..the corrective surgery, it's just the whole. .. ..underneath‘s just scars. her surgeon was dana vasilescu from romania. she worked for transform at clinics across the uk in 2015. six weeks after surgery, tracey returned to the clinic, concerned her wounds had still not healed. she and her mum saw a nurse. the smell of it was... if you were just sitting beside me, you could smell... it was just disgusting. we knew that something wasnae right, you know? well, i knew, anyway, cos i could see. it was just, it was horrible. an expert report found the decision to use such big implants was inadequate and inappropriate, and that her care was below the standard expected of a consultant plastic surgeon. shortly after tracey‘s surgery, ms vasilescu went back to romania. national television reported on her treatment of tracey. she still works in a major hospital in the country. it makes me feel sick to think that she's still doing that. plus, transform, ithink... ..they'

medicare for all plan with more than $20 trillion in new spending, vowing she can do it all without one penny of middle class tax increases. >> medicare is the least expensive way to provide health care coverage for everybody in the country. we know it. >> your signature, senator, is to have a plan for everything. except this. >> the difference between a plan and a pipe dream is something that you can actually get done. >>> and good day, everyone, i'm andrea mitchell in washington, as new polls reinforce just how divided our nation is over impeachment. a "washington post"/abc news poll done earlier this week but released today was done before the house actually voted, has 49% of americans supporting the impeachment and removal of president trump, with 47% opposed, well within the margin of error. that divide also follows party lines. 82% of democrats support impeachment and removal from office. 82%, the same exact number, the republicans oppose it. joining me now, nbc white house correspondent kristen welker and nbc's garrett haake on capitol hill. kristen, first to you, the president is seei

the point i want to make, we're not asking the ncaa or university pay a single penny. non-profit made over a billion dollars. we want to make sure the student have access to the free market. charles: there is major sea change in public opinion. i think you happen to be on the right side of history. i do want to ask you about something else that will be historical one way or the earth. house impeachment. investigators want testimony from attorneys who were privy to a discussion moving a memo from trump ukraine's call to highly restrictive computer system. where are we right now with this? >> this is complete chaos. not only did nancy pelosi take it from robert nadler in judiciary and put it in the intel committee, as of yesterday, they voted on even changing the rules in the intel committee that gives adam schiff, someone as we know has zero credibility full veto power. even ranking member devin nunez can yield some of his time to other members. once you've been cross-examined by john ratcliffe i can see why. charles: i could see why as well. congressman walker, thank y

in the democratic republic of congo the body of a protest there is paraded through the streets of penny. hello welcome to watch is there live from doha i'm martin there is also coming up. 7 people are sentenced to death for a deadly seizure in a bangladesh cafe in 26 seen. digging for survivors we have an update on the hunt for people feared trapped in the rubble of an earthquake in albania. and rumbling into paris why french farmers have a brief with the government. but 1st protests against the united nations are spreading in the eastern democratic republic of congo in beni where the rest started people have driven the car skids have a man killed during demonstrations around the streets ahead of his burial in the past 2 days 6 people have died protesters are angry at what they see as a failure of u.n. peacekeepers to protect them from armed rebels who have killed dozens of people this month. well around 100 kilometers away in goma police have fired live rounds into the edit clear protesters people also tried to steal the u.n. facilities there but they were blocked by security forces so

thank you, john and penny. next on bbc news it's the film review.ou? —— do buy a paper. good night. hello. welcome to the film review on bbc news. and to take us through this week's cinema releases is mark kermode. so, mark, what do we have this week? a very mixed bag. we have the good liar, which is a super—ripe drama starring helen mirren and ian mckellen. we have the irishman, martin scorsese, a netflix film that is playing in cinemas. and luce, a very intriguing psychological thriller. so, are we starting with the good liar? we're starting with the good liar. so, helen mirren and ian mckellen. they are silver surfers who meet online. in the very opening sequence, they are filling out the online dating forms and they are both fibbing about themselves. so the good liar sets itself up at the very beginning. we learn early on that he is a con man. he meets helen mirren, she is looking for companionship. but gradually, a relationship forms between them. but her grandson does not trust ian mckellen — and, frankly, neither would i. here's a clip. chuck

more than you don't spend a penny more than you need to.he tories and the labor party are both promising quite a lot of extra spending. but it is night and day, chalk and cheese, black and white. it is completely different. labour is promising a giant amount of extra spending and they are really proud of it. the tories are promising a fair debt of extra spending. i think also in all that cacophony, it can be a bit confusing. there is more money, what does it mean? what of those things you think are actually thinking in to the public was not raines? the trillion pound thing, it was the first... the 1.2... it is quite a lot. that is the one i have heard of more people. ithink lot. that is the one i have heard of more people. i think that is because it was the biggest number, therefore it was the biggest number, therefore it is the one that sticks in my mind. in generalthe it is the one that sticks in my mind. in general the numbers don't really... people don't believe the politicians will deliver that amount of money and they can't quantify.

we need to put more money into the nhs and that is why we are committed to putting a penny on the poundhe income tax and hypothecating and using that specifically for the health service and over the next five years, that would see around £35 billion extra going into our nhs. helen catt is in westminster. good to have you with us. we are talking about all these billions of pounds being promised. but have either party really put forward how they plan to fund them? well we wait to see. the parties have not written 01’ to see. the parties have not written or published their manifestos which is when we get the real nitty—gritty detail about exactly what they plan to spend where and crucially where they plan to fund that. the liberal democrats have said they would put a penny on the pound in income tax for example that specifically ring fenced for health care. we will wait to see from labour and the conservatives the real details. large amounts there, 20 billion for over five years, 26 large amounts there, 20 billion for overfive years, 26 billion large amounts there, 20 billion for over five

at wembley and we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers john rentoul and pennyy with us for that. flooding and rail cancellations are affecting parts of the north of england and the midlands, after the recent torrential downpours, that caused rivers to burst their banks. seven severe flood warnings, meaning a threat to life, are still in place on the river don in south yorkshire, while derbyshire police have named the woman who died after being swept away by floodwaters on the river derwent near the town of matlock. she was annie hall, a former high sheriff of derbyshire. our correspondent, fiona trott, is at stainforth in south yorkshire the floodwaters have receded in some parts of northern england but the situation we have in fishlake tonight is that there are some residents in that village who are basically living on an island. that is how it is being described by local people here. completely surrounded by floodwater after the river don burst its banks. all day, five specialist fire and rescue teams assisted by members of the local community have been using

she insists middle-class americans won't pay an extra penny. as part of her plan, war and intensive at the wealthy and corporations with new taxes. the president's chief economist or economic advisor, larry kudlow, giving it a big thumbs down. >> i think would be devastating to the economy. this idea of medicare for all and the so-called green new deal and other proposals i've heard, i don't want to get into politics. policy grounds, this would have a devastating, catastrophic effect. it would probably take out as much is 15 to 20% of our entire gdp. >> melissa: this is "outnumbered" and i'm melissa francis. here today is harris faulkner. fox news contributor, katie pavlich. executive director of the serve america pac and fox news contributor, marie harf. u.s. attorney for the southern district attorney of new york and fox news contributor, andy mccarthy. we will get reaction from the couch and just a minute. first, let's bring in peter doocy, is in washington, on reaction from one of warren's biggest 2020 rivals. >> melissa, joe biden has been

companies use the land and infrastructure and they don't pay a penny. it's obvious that someone needs to fix that because that's money that should have gone back into society that's being siphoned off in quite clever ways it's not nice. and it's unlikely to change companies like tellin us which choose lupo's to avoid paying taxes might be annoying but the practice is completely legal. this week could be crucial for the future of european space missions the ministers of member states of european space agency. europe's have learned to not meet in spain to discuss how much they want to invest in what kind of projects high on the agenda as the new launch vehicle 6 which cost around $3.00 a half 1000000000 euros to develop for the world will it make european space launches more profitable and come to compete with the rockets of private space in the us live long must jeff bezos or the chief branson. europe's new space shuttle is launching into a fiercely competitive market with new financially powerful rifles and it's a biased contest the chinese russians and

i had to raise every penny. my in-laws gave me a couple thousand. that's how it is. that's what people are looking for. they are tired of the money in the world that is at the top. that's at the top of this country. to support state injections -- a safe injection sites to prevent opioid death like senator warren or sanders? sen. klobuchar: i would have to look at that. i have been a leader in the opioid epidemic. i was 24 centers that introduced the first bill. us that has four of led that. we were to get the funding. i have met about fentanyl and the prescription drug monitoring bill. my heart.and dear to to docus on the science the treatment that works because it is a different kind of addiction to alcohol. there have to be different treatment programs. minnesota is the home of the betty ford hazelton. they have changed their treatment protocols. there should be more focused on getting money for treatment and what the treatment is. we want to make sure we get less people addicted. is that onceseeing we lower the prescription rate, which hasn't happened, you will ha

out on her plan for paying for medicare for all in a tweet confirming my plan won't raise taxes one penny on middle class families. i want to bring in nbc's alli vitaly. ali, this one say big deal because she's been hammered, hammered by her opponents on how she's going to pay for her medicare for all plan. now she's got an answer. >> yeah, hallie, now she has an answer. i never thought i'd be describing a policy paper as hotly anticipated, but here we are in 2019 learning new things every day. i think the simplest way to go about explaining what's in this plan is taking it in three parts. you've got the cost, how she's going to pay for it, and then the politics of it overall. on the cost front we were really looking at what's the number? what's the price tag that the warren team is going to put on new federal spending for medicare for all? we now know that this number is 20.5 trillion. and basically how they get there, because that estimate is lower than some of the other estimates for medicare for all costs that we've seen, is they start making pretty explicit policy decisions about how

almost a 1000000 euros in sales last year in the german state of the ranger alone that's quite a pretty penny and some of that money goes to the organizers and these are tough business people who aren't just in it for fun game and we also believe some of the money is used to buy weapons still on a pretty small scale but it's an indication that there are also terrorist structures within the neo nazi scene. sees a clear need for government action. when lawmakers talk about bans against the far right they have to see how they can get at the producers of this music the businesses the bands the labels the distributors that's an approach that would really damage neo nazis they have to be reined in that's what i'd like to see. now 30 years ago the part of germany we just saw was still locked behind the iron curtain but then suddenly everything changed this week and next we're counting down the days until the anniversary of the fall of the berlin wall and we're meeting artists who were there including the photographer klaus file bush who took this picture behind me as a young man trapped in the forme

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conflict the ducks as we speak in your country in the in the past hours rebels are attacking the city off penny you are in the german capital and you will be having a petition of it and you are talking to phone manufacturers and you are saying to them to stop working with rebel groups what exactly is your message my message is clear i think that all of us we need all this in the 20th plant and we need our. cell phone we need really to use it but the big problem is how are you are using. the materials are using in this telephone is coming from this area where rebels are . raping women killing people just to get these. or free of charge or using the local population as slaves especially children and i think that this is not acceptable there is a way really to get this done without killing and raping raping. the local population this is our message was have to get it cheap and use the local population as slaves while we can't get companies who can come and go and exports is content without killing and raping. you have always spoken about bad governance in your country you have said for the last ce

establishment and be a champion for the little guy but he's really in it for himself sound familiar 3 penny novel is a bitter satire of capitalism and politics written during the nazi period but as current as i think. we've all been celebrating the full of the berlin wall 30 years ago and germany successfully reunifying one year later in 1990 however the former eastern states are still struggling economically and over 2000000 people have moved west since the wall fell in particular rural areas hardest hit modern the problem is that there's not a lot to do for young people is one man's efforts trying to change all that with what he calls a disco bus. this van is germany's smallest dance club and it's called fat a substantial that drives fat acre around the shrinking towns and villages of germany's rural northeast taking the party to the people. but to give it some thought 1st round today there's a village festival we're in a new youth club is being open to it so that's really unusual around here generally the youth clubs are closing down rather than opening up. papen doff has a population of

companies who use the land and its infrastructure and they don't pay a penny. it's obvious that someone needs to fix that because that's money that should have come back into society that's being siphoned off in quite clever ways it's not nice. and it's unlikely to change companies like tellin us which post to avoid paying taxes might be annoying but the practice is completely legal. this week ministers of the member states meet in spain to discuss how much they want to invest in what kind of european space projects the agenda is the new launch vehicle ariana's 6 which cost around $3.00 and a half 1000000000 euros to develop but will it make space vultures more profitable a challenge for engineers. europe's new space shuttle is launching into a fiercely competitive market with new financially powerful rifles and it's a biased contest the chinese russians and americans benefit from many public sector orders known as institutional launches which can only be given to domestic rockets this stipulation doesn't apply in europe space x. office prices in europe that ar

senate, i literally had to raise every penny. maybe my in-laws gave me a couple of thousand dollars, and my dad, we i don't remember, which they gave in small increments, and that is how it is. and i think that is what people are looking for. they are tired of all the money in our world that is at the top, and i don't think they want that at the top of our country. >> question about opioids. you support safe injection sites like senator warren and senator bernie sanders? senator klobuchar: i have been a leader in the opioid epidemic. i was one of the four senators that introduced the first bill, four of us lead that in got it done despite political opposition, and then worked to get the funding. i have also worked with senator portman on a number of bills about fentanyl, the prescription drug monitoring bill, kara to point out, so this is near and dear to my heart. i have been focused on the science on what we do for treatment that works. it is a different kind of addiction than alcohol, and there has to be different treatment pr

companies who use the land and its infrastructure and they don't pay a penny. it's obvious that someone needs to fix that because that's money that should have gone back into society that's being siphoned off in quite clever ways it's not nice. and it's unlikely to change companies like telling us which post to avoid paying taxes might be annoying but the practice is completely legal. some of the other global business stories making news folks wagon has defended its production facility in a room she after leaked government dog. he meant shed light on chinese detention camps holding over a 1000000 weavers and other muslim minorities in the region the car makers said it hoped to contribute to the region's development and was closely monitoring the situation there on sunday global media outlets released numerous documents exposing poor conditions in the camps. german car maker audi plans to slash 9 and a half 1000 jobs in germany over the next 5 years it's part of a massive restructuring plan meant to save billions over the coming decade the cuts will take place t

. >> do you have dreams about opinio penny-wise? >> i've seen him before. >> in your dreams?for real life, and i brought him here. >> you did? >> yeah. he's on top of your head. >> right now? >> he's sitting on your head. and eating candy. and he's eating a cat. he as eating a dog and a duck. and a fox. and a person. >> okay. >> and he's drinking a grandmother. and he's drinking a polar bear. that scratches. >> penny-wise is eating so many things. >> and i was eating you. >> you're a weird little dude, michael. >> jimmy: all right, well, thanks, kids. and buillie. it's time to bleep and blur the tv moments whether they need it or not. it is this week in unnecessary censorship. >> and, you know, i'll say this to president trump. you want to [ bleep ] joe biden. you want to [ bleep ] hunter biden. do it, do it hard, do it dirty, do it the way you do do it. >> i remember the first girl i [ bleep ]ed. >> i won't say that. >> with all due deference that this is a presidential debate, donald trump got [ bleep ]ed. >> i found it later, and i thought tom hanks took a [ bleep ] on my

there are currently three projects in the laurel hill area the california street campus and the lucky penny and 333 california street each has a different project sponsor and each has had a very different outcome and cpmc and the lucky penny have had positive outcomes with the project sponsors working with the neighbors. as the board can see for themselves the 3333 california street project has not had a positive outcome. this is due in large part to the hardball tactics used by the project sponsors. i am also opposed to the development being the 7 to it would be a much larger size and again, i am opposed to the final e.i.r. certification and i'm supporting the appellant. thank you. >> thank you, next speaker. hello, supervisors. thank you for having me here. i'm fill fernandez and i've been a resident of this city and taxpayer since 1973 and i strongly encourage you to deny the appeal. there a lot of nimby opposition to the project it's a positive forward step to provide housing. >> >> it's not your turn to speak right now. i apologize. >> can you have a seat and we'll give you an opportun

these include a penny tax on every garment sold, in order to help fund more recycling, and moves to banhe incineration of unwanted clothes. in the uk alone, consumers send around 300,000 tons of clothes a year to incineration or landfill. the environmental campaign group friends of the earth says up to 64% of fabrics we wear are now synthetic, and these are damaging when burned or sent to landfill. the fashion sector employs around 60 million workers. the walk free foundation estimates a0 million people are living in modern slavery today, many of them in supply chains of western clothing brands. charlotte 0wen is executive editor of the digital media company bustle uk. so primark is going to release its results later. we will see how it is doing in terms of how much money it is making, but regardless of that, it is an opportunity for everyone like we are to discuss the sustainability of this industry, fast fashion. i think increasingly the industry is under scrutiny, not least because of the damage to the environment in terms of rivers that are now declared barren wasteland, but also th

prospect of turkey joining the european one example was the prospect of turkeyjoining the european union, pennyndrew marr, andrew marr challenged her on that, whether they may join, and andrew marr challenged her on that, whether they mayjoin, and said i thought each country has a veto on accession. she said no and then talked about why she believes the eu would meet turkey and that was factually inaccurate. the bbc news coverage didn't really challenge it. and subsequently people like norman smith, the political editor, said i think on reflection we should have challenged it and called it out. has the bbc learn from it example and other examples from the referendum campaigns? i think one of the things you would notice the people hopefully will have noticed is the increasing preeminence of a reality check and i think it is something whereby, when people say things in interviews or when people report things or talk about them in press conferences, we now have a particular way of saying actually, let's check that and set it before and we may not always be able to do it instantly, you know, it wil

i will be the only candidate in the race who will not take a penny from anyone and will work or a dollar a year just as i did for 12 years in ew york city hall. over the course of this campaign i will tell you what i will do as president. and how i will do it. i have plans to provide good paying jobs, providing good quality health care for every american. stopping gun violence reducing incarceration. fighting climate change. fixing our broken immigration system. raising taxes on wealthy individuals like me. protecting women's and lgbtq rights. supporting our veterans. and reestablishing america's place in the world. as a force for peace and stability. more than plans, i offer the leadership to turn plants into reality. to roll up my sleeves, to motivate our country. tonight and rebuild america and make it fairer and better. i'm ready to get to work so let us get it on. i would be happy to take a question or two. sir, you have your hand up. i thought you were going to jump out of your seat. >> have you had a chance to reach out to hillary clinton? -- to get their thoughts? >> i was lucky

lets talk to our royal commentator, penny. your reaction? i think it was inevitable.is position really had become untenable. i've never seen really had become untenable. i've never seen such really had become untenable. i've never seen such a really had become untenable. i've never seen such a reaction to a royal interview. there have not been that many royal interviews, but the reaction wasjust so that many royal interviews, but the reaction was just so condemnatory, and he came across so badly. not once expressing regret or sympathy for the victims ofjeffrey epstein's behaviour. and not distancing himself from epstein when he was given the chance. but actually saying that he had bound the relationship quite beneficial to him. he did condemn his sexual impropriety and crimes, let's not mince words, but he wasjust so completely on self aware. and crass, really, and his exoneration is two it was a disaster. i think it left people feeling not necessarily that he was guilty, but that he was so out of touch and so self—centred. so, ithink out of touch and so self—centred.

john rentoul and penny smith will be back at 11.30 for another look at the papers.s', new programme from bbc news, examining issues raised during the election campaign. this first edition takes a closer look at climate change and asks if your vote could help save the planet? welcome to this matters, a brand—new election show for bbc news. for a lot of people, climate change is the most important issue facing the country. concern for the environment has gone mainstream. look at greta thunberg. we cannot continue to look away from this crisis any more. she's a celebrity. she's friends with leonardo dicaprio. and jane fonda is out getting herself arrested at climate protests now. and if you look at the polls for voter priority, it has jumped right up the list in the last few years. it is something the green party has built itself on. the green wave is sweeping the globe, and it has been cascading across britain with our two best—ever election results in green party history. and other parties are also trying to muscle in. a country that leads the way with clean, green t

we have all saved up our monies and pennies, we wa nt to saved up our monies and pennies, we want tole forjohn lewis and marks and spencers and all of the brands. it is worthwhile putting on a great show at christmas. you still need to buy the turkey, you have to buy whatever it may be. you christmas pudding, do we really need an advert to decide whether or not we go to marks & spencer is our waitrose or ld or anything else for our christmas puddings, does really make a difference? of course it does. it makes a massive difference. we are ready to do our shopping and buy our guests and we are never quite sure as to where we go. it works. the advertisers, they get you in, they make you fell in love with them, to give you the creative vibe and great feeling. we act on it and spend, spend, spend at christmas. feeling. we act on it and spend, spend, spend at christmaslj feeling. we act on it and spend, spend, spend at christmas. i am not so convinced. darren, thank you very much. didn‘t get my heart, i have to say. out of stone. you are beyond saving. warming up for christmas. you were co

oh, hi, penny. am i interrupting? no. sheldon: you're not swelling, howard.owitz: no, no, look at my fingers. they're like vienna sausages. sounds like you have company. they're not going anywhere. so, you're coming home from work. that's great. how was work? well, you know, it's a cheesecake factory. people order cheesecake and i bring it to them. so you kind of act as like a carbohydrate delivery system? yeah. call it whatever you want, i get minimum wage. s, i was wondering if you could help me out with something. yes. i've kinda had... oh. okay, great. i'm having some furniture delivered tomorrow and i may not be here, so... oh. h-hello. (speaking russian) i'm sorry? haven't you ever been told how beautiful you are in flawless russian? no, i haven't. get used to it. yeah, i probably won't, but... hey, sheldon. hi. hey, raj. still not talking to me, huh? don't take it personally, it's his pathology. he can't talk to women. he can't talk to attractive women. or in your case, a cheesecake- scented goddess. so there's gonna be some furniture delivered? yeah,