[ laughter ] >> jimmy: a zenith i didn't even know they made zeniths anymore. >> yeah, they make zenitheah [ laughter ] >> i'm old school, man >> jimmy: yeah, i know >> i still turn my tv with clippers [ laughter ] come on. come on. [ cheers and applause that was when good times was - ♪ just looking ou of the window ♪ [ laughter ] daamn. damn [ laughter ] >> jimmy: we have big news we may or may not talk about tonight. >> what? >> jimmy: well, you told me backstage -- >> the government? [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah >> was the government? >> jimmy: yeah >> yeah, i'm the whistle-blower [ laughter ] me i'm the whistle-blower >> jimmy: you can't just say that though. >> no, i'm the whistle-blower. i told trump i told d. trump, "give me my money or i'm gonna blow this whistle. [ laughter ] i want my money, d. trump. >> jimmy: he owes -- >> he owes me $37.50 >> jimmy: what [ laughter ] he said "50 cent you petty. and my obese aunt said -- like she always "you damn right [ laughter ] you damn right." >> jimmy: why does he owe you? >> "i'm going to keep blowing until i get my money d. trum

i think that considering where they are at the group right now they can make a decisive lead over zenith who trailed in their 2nd right now in the champions league group so you know all my faith is behind the bulls of leipzig fly high and cost and trouble in russia all right chris harrington thanks a lot. well this is news and these are our top stories the european court of justice has ruled that poland broke the e.u. law by lowering the retirement age of judges and assigning a different age to men and women european commission has challenge the polish your alleging it undermined the huge issues independence because the ruling party will be able to appoint a replacement judges. from the iranian president hassan rouhani has said his country will further expand its uranium enrichment operations the step is another violation of the 2015 nuclear deal the us withdrew from the deal last year and reimposed sanctions on iran. police in the chilling capital santiago have used tear gas and water cannon against anti-government protesters rallying of the education health services and economic inequa

i think that considering where they are at the group right now they can make a decisive lead over zenith who trailed in their 2nd right now in the champions league group so you know all my faith is behind the bulls of life's fly high in cost and trouble in russia all right chris harrington thanks a lot. and his check now some of the other stories making headlines at this hour yemen's saudi backed government has signed a power sharing deal with a separatist group that is backed by the united arab emirates the group known as the 7 transitional council has been fighting for the government for control of the city of aden but this was despite being part of the coalition with the government to fight iran back to you rebels. firefighters in lagos nigeria are battling a fire at a huge market shopkeepers have been throwing goods from top of floors and trying to battle the flames while fire engines struggle to reach the scene. the u.s. has formally notified at the united nations that it's pulling out of the paris climb to cremate president trump announced the move 2 years ago but monday was the 1s

pole where 50 or more meters of ice water where we are right now when i was a kid this has kind of a zenith they got it ice was right here 13 years ago now it's a desert it directly impacts both my profession as a guide and that also impacts my family and just the fact that my kids probably will not see this in the same way as they are adults they're going to say oh dad remember it was wasn't too far of a hike from the parking lot now the glaciers god. gads outlook is bleak but he while comes the involvement of young activists like gratitude and beck who are mobilizing against climate change even so no extreme winter or immediate course of action can stop the glaciers are melting he finds it hard to believe there are still climate change skeptics in abundance. i don't think people are going to take climate change seriously until things like hurricanes are ripping through their place or it's just simply too hot to live there and then people get very interested in climate change but i think we're going to have some fairly cataclysmic events before people get to that point. these photographs t

. >> a zenith.ined willie for the "sunday sit down" where they talk about his upcoming role of batman, and if he's ready to return to the level of fame that came with the "twilight" franchise. >> what did you think when you heard that offer. >> an immediate yes. >> is there any consideration in your mind when you get an offer like that okay, kind of here we go again, i'm going to be up on billboards and my face and life and everything else will be back out there. >> there's a part of me that thinks it is impossible that what happened in "twilight" because it was just so sudden, and now i'm kind of, i don't know, hoping it won't be people hanging out outside my place i think i'm kind of boring and old now. >> that helps. >> i was one of those twilights. >> sleeping outside? >> not sleeping outside but i was obsessed, books and everything catch the entire interview on sunday with willie geist. r something. >> the little kids, bigger kids, and then you graduat >> do you guys have a kids table at your t

attended about the book exit west is a finalist for the 2015 kirkus prize for fiction to reach the zenith of his class but that night in this room to talk about the discipline of writing but talked about law. he thought it was critical in his novel to explore the notion that law in and of itself is not necessarily tragic but the tragedy comes with the expectation he wanted to explore the idea of love and social structure and it might be easier to understand if we appreciate love and life and the whole human experiences temporary all along. what was described that night were ideas so intimate that for me to capture the essence of why so many of us love to read books books are entertaining and informative but to reach the level that we are celebrating tonight cuts through in a profound and personal way of our humanity to help us understand just a little better. to reach the level of translators and illustrators they don't just mastercraft or hold their skill that have some nuance of the human condition to help see ourselves in each other a little differently they allow intimate access to th

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equities reached its venous -- it's zenith. what would make this much worse is that the biggest contributor to the emerging markets index, alibaba, was not doing well. there were shares of the tech giant above 7% lately and the shares of the hong kong issuance has helped fuel a bid. that yourtant to note take currency into effect. the emerging markets have contributed somewhat to the underperformance. a head to version is doing a percentage -- a hedged version is doing a percentage point better. romaine: for more on today's market action let's bring in a global market strategist, alex, happy thanksgiving. the big question after we had three consecutive record highs, and finishing on a good month here, traders will have to confront this question of what to change. alex: a big part of that is where you see the trade tension evolving in 2020. the market narrative at the moment is very much positive mood music. we have had a drip feed of a potential trade deal, but the details are like. be we believe investors may needing to be mor

it reached and it is zenith with mick mulvaney who said, hey, you know what, sometimes it happens, lifethey said maybe that's too much. the president needs to give republicans a place to lay down on this which is to say i wish he hadn't done that, in fortunate, but it's not a subject for impeachment. we've got to move on to more important business, they've got to take a patent of the clintons' playbook. being is great, talking points are great, and but you cannot get high on your own supply. >> democrats and vulcans are equally opposed. independents are nine points -- democrats do not have independence with them when it comes to impeachment. >> we are saying it's not helpful for republicans to have to say the call is perfect. you get that, right? >> i think it's an issue where this is not going well for democrats. they couldn't get bipartisan support and that's a disaster at this point. >> bret: next up, latest on the 2020 race rates and you fox news poll's. when you look at the world, what do you see? we see patterns. relationships. when you use location technology, you can see where t

it would reach a zenith. until washington insiders would tell isaac stevens to let it go, that washington, d.c. sided with his opinion and the only outcome and folly of the orders of benham. stevens would let it go and just several weeks later would be killed at chantilly. insiders were right. abraham lincoln would strip benham of his brigadier general commission. it wouldn't be until 1863 that he would have his rank restored and be placed in charge of the engineers in the army of the potomac. the assault on tower battery and the battle of secessionville, hunter and benham completely underestimated the difficulties of seizing charleston. this is no more apparent than the fact that one of the crown jewels of the south was not captured until 1865 via a combination of naval and ground forces. the attack was doomed to failure due to the many geographic barriers and the strength of the confederate fortifications. naval support due to the time of the attack on the amount of daylight. with the retreat from james isl

it is something of a zenith or at least it would be a decline afterwards. the other thing that struck me in relation to the convalescence, johnson was a notably un-private man. i heard from journalists how he would take them into the bathroom as he answered their questions, even an afternoon nap, he would shepherd them into questions, even an afternoon the bedroom and change in to his pajamas. he did that in the hospital. he did that overall. so in some ways, that reflected the johnson personality. it is not in the cartoon, but it is certainly that convalescence. >> i am going to invoke popeye, not only pre-spinach but post-spinach. where we see him here. although this cartoon is from 1966, i will never forget reading something by david greenberg describing johnson on the day of kennedy's assassination. johnson, up until that time, had been a very unhappy vice president. he had let himself go physically and in other ways. greenberg said once he got the word he was going to be president, he was like popeye after he ate a can of spinach. three years later, oc

the legend of apples reached its zenith following that civil war in the post-reconstruction era somenamed for charles lynch during those care tested decades that advance among other alibis the purported protection of an apples purity from a whistle away were glance, is reason enough to turn a black man into an illinois courts. arrows later the coveted purity catalyze dad in his northern lips to fit straight the rules, Ãband in many cases, my mom and her guilt into all forgiving flagellants. much but never enough has been said about the extreme violence white men have been willing to perpetrate in the name of chivalric fraternal protection of the woman they've invested or burdened with the expectation of priceless. whom they waited with the lifetime roles as the incubators and progenitors of the white race. let me call it. white men were never protecting the purity of white women for credit no mortal women satisfy his needs know how. the way i see it, the apple hasn't essential shipment enough of them for trade the white man the master race as it's known would cease. indeed the white

subscriber base for their prime delivery service, so of course, at some point, that's going to reach a zenithhese companies are competitive and maybe some others fall off like you saw in the rideshare space and like we're seeing in the food delivery space but important note for you, dom, you may have saved on the bundle, but you're going to lose on baby yoda toys this christmas because you're going to have to shell it out. >> we're not going to tell you any more these are spoiler alerts. >> well, everybody knows about baby yoda. >> if you haven't watched "the mandalorian," that's what we're talking about. thanks. >>> if you thought original monopoly was a long game before, hasbro has a brand-new version just in time for your next holiday family gathering that's sure to stir up a few negative feelings, to say the least we'll talk about that. >>> and as we head to break, today's big number -- $1.6 trillion, the amount of north american merger deals through september. pitchbook expects the total activity for the year to now pass $2 trillion "worldwide exchange" will be back ♪ as a principal i ca

in distributions zenith from astute evidence in any way to the court also looks at several moves the prosecution in predicting. officers who are involved in to enforce its appearances and doorstep as as a speech if uses to investigate allegations of torture if used to investigate allegations in course insincere and therefore. people who committed crimes so how are our long term sort of detentions being criticized within egypt to take out because we see that the public. protests when these sorts of incidents happen in the government quickly shut things protests down. yeah so we see that arbitrary prongy detention be tried attention as being used quite commonly in egypt we have seen is that people actually says mr burke is a guinness that he's visiting the fans and soaps involved in 2 similarly super similar charges 2 for example is a lot of the protests in september we found said that he says he has been a sponsor for detaining sow's and over $4000.00 individuals over accusations or aiding a terrorist group and basically he found themselves in the same fate and this not wanting to cri

given the extent of the irish patriots support, at their zenith, volunteers may have had 40,000 men under arms and they are many connections with patriots in america. historians describe the events of the early 1780's as an irish revolution whose affects were second in importance only to the winning of american independence. independence, however, was a difference that mattered. henry gratin for one went out of his way to emphasize that point. this nation, he proclaimed, is connected with england not only by allegiance to the crown, but by liberty. making ireland an independent republic was not part of the plan. and i want to note here the date. there is a reproduction of this painting in the exhibit which points out, november 4, 1779 is hugely important. it is the birthdate of william of orange. it is a very protestant event. there are middle-class catholics who participate. we estimate a third of their membership are catholic. so, the irish volunteers are trying to surmount ireland's deadly sectarian history, but they are not really succeeding. most protestants want legislative independ

and asserting its powers essentially at their zenith in the exercise of their impeachment responsibilityso it is very difficult to imagine a judge finding in favor of the administration on the claim of absolute immunity in any circumstances and very unlikely that it would do so in this particular impeachment-related context. how -- however, the judge frames it, the issue perhaps her opinions raised will be only known when the opinion is issued and can be examined. and by the way, it's certainly true there will be appeals and those appeals even on an expedited basis could consume months. >> pete, tell me if i'm wrong but this judge has questioned the idea of absolute immunity in the past, right? >> during the oral argument. remember, this whole thing started in march when the committee asked mcgahn voluntarily to provide some evidence. he said no. and then in april, they sent him the subpoena. and the white house counsel sent a letter saying no. you can't do that. and the president has directed mcgahn not to respond to your subpoena. so that is, again, not something that the trump adminis

the legend of apples reached its zenith following that civil war in the post-reconstruction era some for charles lynch during those care tested decades that advance among other alibis the purported protection of an apples purity from a whistle away were glance, is reason enough to turn a black man into an illinois courts. arrows later the coveted purity catalyze dad in his northern lips to fit straight the rules, Ãband in many cases, my mom and her guilt into all forgiving flagellants. much but never enough has been said about the extreme violence white men have been willing to perpetrate in the name of chivalric fraternal protection of the woman they've invested or burdened with the expectation of priceless. whom they waited with the lifetime roles as the incubators and progenitors of the white race. let me call it. white men were never protecting the purity of white women for credit no mortal women satisfy his needs know how. the way i see it, the apple hasn't essential shipment enough of them for trade the white man the master race as it's known would cease. indeed the white man h