. >> it's due to our wonderful tax economist pointed out prince harry and meghan markel's child is americanject to the irs as long rates. and part of the delight in finding this outcome is how much the irs will reach into the lives of overseas citizens, and things like gifts, you have to be careful about gifts. and you can imagine as a royal baby, he might be subject to receiving quite a number of gifts. which just make sure you keep your eye on that with your taxes. gerry: americans and britons have gone to war on tax in the past, just kind of wondering about taxation without representation for americans. jamie quick look at 2020 what is your perspective what you think you're going to be the big themes in business in 2020? it's continuation of 2019 r1 new focus on something else cream? >> well for boeing, now that they've halted production, that's going to be a huge economic story. there are 600 stories in this the clyde shane there's really no visibility on when it's gonna come back. so that's a huge economic story. the election, you know assessing president trump's record on business and

six women if you count meghan markel, #women!'m particularly excited because miss universe is from south africa, which is great, because i'm south african, so that technically means i'm in line for the thrown. that's what i mean. if she quits, i get to be in charge of the universe, that's how the whole thing works. ( laughter ) i love how in pageants the contestant stands next to each other and you have to be happy with the person who beat you. i think that's how they should announce the winner of the presidential elections from now on. you should have both of them on stage at the same time, then steve harvey gives the results and they have to be happy. oh, my god, bernie, congrats, you're so beautiful. and bernie said, i'm sharing my crown with all the other contestants! ( laughter ) >> trevor: hallmark releases its christmas movie lineup as a reminder that the hallmark channel exists. this year, they've decided to release some controversy. >> this morning hallmark reversing course and apologizing after a decision to pull a wedd

markel i mean is this a temporary crisis or a deep one i mean between turkey and nato something that calls for the nato somehow we define the whole trans atlantic organization you know nato is has been during the last 70 years but we celebrated a nato. summit and a grocery has been on a crossroads several times and. i wouldn't even call it as a crisis actually perhaps we see a day and many more challenges will be gone leanne's alliance to tackle and we talked about situation in the middle east and syria as calling in turkey you mentioned also what is going on in northern africa or of. special frett posed to some of the member states from east face of russia and then last but not least of which are also the growth of china has made some of our allies bit nervous so i see that this is perhaps 1st time and we have to tackle these all multiple and very complex challenge and of course it doesn't help if we use our internal very important meca knees like defense plans in order to achieve a national interest christine turkey is a 2nd largest military in nato however it's expanding it's a co

won't undermine those talks on monday and i think we're seeing signals of that for example i'm glad markel did did say that she would discuss the issue with putin putin yesterday at a press conference with his colleague with his. serbian counterpart didn't mention this at all so there seems to be a sense that perhaps the russians aren't even letting this issue get to the presidential level at all the timing is certainly inconvenient and we also heard from the head of the international affairs committee in the parliament he said he also pointed out the timing of the normandy meeting on monday to discuss ukraine and he said that this whole diplomatic spat this whole murder would have no effect on that meeting. you know voices have been growing inside michael's own coalition especially within the part of the c.d.u. for a new approach to russia with this killing is any new initiative to restart relations with russia. on hold right now i wouldn't go so far as to say that they're on hold but certainly as emily mentioned the timing for these allegations couldn't be much worse right now of course

he's a big reason for the team's performance markel the coach's formula for success pressure the opponent switch quickly from defense to often and shoot more on net indeed the fools have been quite a surprise. this is a case of we're enjoying our high position in the standings it's important that we also understand what's happening internally is something special for us but it didn't come by accident we worked hard for it in the 1st half of the season that's why we're all so proud of it. looks very stable and can bounce back it also helps the newly signed players braille and bolo and mark adapted well to the team. on funding we've always made sure that we get along with each other off the pitch as well as in the locker room every player who gets a chance shows the qualities he has and that he can demonstrate those qualities in a gaming the most important thing is that was successful together. strong team spirit and successful soccer that's what makes the lock box stand out and awakens memories of the 1970 s. when the team won the league 5 times and twice the usa fuckup the forerunner of t

easy up into his plate british businesses markel has meeting with german business leaders about a lack of skilled labor country over the weekend the chancellor said that the government would provide more training to german workers fixes that would also need to recruiuit potential employees from both within and outside the european n union. in march term nor will make your for non eu nationals to get work if they speak the language and have professional qualifications inspectors like nursing and i eat right politicians have argued that the focus should. be on preventing a brain drain. strike against proposed pension reforms here in front has dragged on into a twelfth day. commuters are t the only o ones susuffering though small bunenesses are incncreasingly worried about their bottom line. during what is usually a busy end of year period. one industry union says that restaurants and cafes here in paris i've seen a 5260% depepict clientele compared to the same weekend back in twenty eighteen. when the yellow vest protests were in full sting each saturday. in the nineteen nineties. i have

markell johnson, nice. >> nice long-shot. behind the back. put it up.north carolina state won their game. this is kinda cool. >>> a little baseball news. the new stadium. globe life field in arlington, texas. not quite complete. >> look at that. >> but their slugger, joey gallo, i think trying to check out how the dimensions will work. >> that is a very good looking ball park in arlington, texas, for the rangers. that is the sporting life. it is time for mernews. >> thank you. >>> i can confirm that there were three shooting victims. we have confirmed that two are deceased. >> a sailor opened fire on a military base in hawaii and then turned the gun on himself. >> i'm frank somerville. >> and i'm julie haener. that shooting happened this afternoon prompting officials to put the bis on lockdown. the gunfire erupted in honolulu near the pearl harbor memorial. >> the gunman was a sailor, assigned to a submarine in drydock at the base. he opened fire on three civilian ship yard workers, two of them ended up dying. the srth in the hospital in stable conditio

for more on this event, we are joined by the tournaments commissioner, mike markel. see a. we appreciate you coming out. you're down to the quarterfinals here. explained to everyone, how this tournament works. >> reporter: yeah, so this championship is presented by stickers. it is a partnership between ea sports and nfl. so, we ran a series of tournaments to crown a champion. one quarterfinals here with a pager champion and the brown champion, trying to like to move on to the nc division. >> so, how much money is on the line here? you know, obviously, bragging rights but there should be cash up for grabs to? >> reporter: this is the largest tournament that we put on this year. this is over $700,000 up for grabs. winner will take $100,000 after this weekend. >> all of the competitors are still we see right here taking pride, where it to all the competitors come from? how did he make the cut to get into this tournament? >> the competitors come from all over u.s. in fact, we have some international competitors as well. it is a three-step process, basically, you have to

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prince george and macon markel are not there because they are spending the christmas with megan's mother instagram with the caption, we wish all of our followers are very relaxing and happy christmas day. >> i can bet it may not be them most relaxing day at home with my kids but the lead up was most spectacular. one of our favorite christmas traditions i share with you today, our christmas card. i haven't even mailed them out yet. her husband andrew, and our three children. we got to meet santa before his big night last night and so fingers crossed, did they make the nice list or not? they did. and there is the mailroom to prove it and they got to see their names right there so thin they got the christmas gift and they got to do some fun with santa. lace went ahead and made a snowman and of course, went off on the sleigh. storybook experiences as a private interactive experience like no other. >> i feel bad for a junior rate they are getting picked on. that's me and mom real quick, went to the hotel on fifth avenue and saw the curlers and that's it. >> that's excellent. ♪ >> neil: it wel

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. >> the markell on this i understand begins tomorrow night 7:00 p.m., reconvene the next day at 9:00 a.m. what do you expect from the markup, will that be public and how does that process unfold? >> it will be public. we will essentially set forth these articles. we will have statements made by all of the different members analyzing the articles and the fundamental importance of the country confronting head on the fact that there's this crime in progress. the president of the united states has said that his conduct in this affair was perfect. in other words, he's telling us right up front he didn't do anything wrong by trying to get the ukrainian president to come here and make announcements about criminal investigations he would launch into the bidens at the behest of president trump. then he turned around and said, china, you should do your own investigations to the bidens. if we let them off the hook for this, not only will it set the precedent for every future president they can go gallivanting around the world to get foreign governments to interfere in our elections, it will hap

the audience should understand that the normal process in a markell is kind of open ended and everyone can offer amendments, and this is usually to legislation, offer amendments to legislation. markups for impeachment might be different in some ways. what do you know about how this might progress through the committee? >> well, it should progress in the way that most markups do. and markups is just in my opinion a fancy word for saying this is an amendment process. so people on both sides are free to offer amendments, and, you know, my supposition is that folks on the other side of the aisle are going to offer an amendment that is likely going to strike the entire substance of the articles and perhaps replace it with nothing or something that laooks far different than any of the present article resemble. they have a chance to offer amendments, make comments in support of their amendment, and then offer it up for a vote. and at that time, folks do a voice vote or a roll call vote where they actually press the buttons or actually say aye or nay and the roll call is then tallied. >> are y

big political change is coming in germany anglo markel the country's leader since 2005 is on her wayout and as parties get ready for the battle to replace or the center left social democrats are still struggling to return to their dominant placed on the cave explains that from berlin. there was a time when the social democrats dominated german politics those days are long gone now they are just junior partners in governments dominated by the christian democrats and fewer than one in 6 germans votes for this people's party which is why they espied a recently elected new leaders driven by a more left wing view of politics and a deep dislike of the coalition with anglo american these are going to spin scepters i was and i am skeptical about the future of this grand coalition i haven't changed my mind about that but with this resolution we give the coalition a realistic chance of continuing not more not less. in 2019 the party lost votes in every election it contested and fell behind both the greens and the far right alternative for germany in the polls which explains why many at the gra

. >> it's due to our wonderful tax economist pointed out prince harry and meghan markel's child is americanubject to the irs as long rates. and part of the delight in finding this outcome is how much the irs will reach into the lives of overseas citizens, and things like gifts, you have to be careful about gifts. and you can imagine as a royal baby, he might be subject to receiving quite a number of gifts. which just make sure you keep your eye on that with your taxes. gerry: americans and britons have gone to war on tax in the past, just kind of wondering about taxation without representation for americans. jamie quick look at 2020 what is your perspective what you think you're going to be the big themes in business in 2020? it's continuation of 2019 r1 new focus on something else cream? >> well for boeing, now that they've halted production, that's going to be a huge economic story. there are 600 stories in this the clyde shane there's really no visibility on when it's gonna come back. so that's a huge economic story. the election, you know assessing president trump's record on business a

a guy named mike markel who came in and he had made a healthy amount of money, he was semiretired inis mid-30's and it decides to put a chunk of money into apple -- personally. and then come in as, adult supervision as they call it in the valley. the two steves were not capable of running -- they did not have managerial experience at all. they were pretty unconventional guys. so markula creates an organizational structure that is more like a business, somewhat traditional. apple positions itself as a countercultural company, a think different company, it has more in common with ordinary corporate america. than you might expect. susan: we will run out of time for all the history but i wanted to get to ronald reagan. we have a clip of ronald reagan talking about a very important project to him. the strategic defense initiative, sti let's watch that and then talk about this california governor. he comes to washington and how impacts your story. >> there has been a desire to discuss sdi. as of its funding to be determined by domestic considerations on connected to what the soviets are do

at the same time you have a real doubling down of monarchies defending markel assistance and there's a tendency particularly in the west to say monarchies, old news. trash above history. we've done that too. back in the 60s when arab nationalism came in. it was these people are done for. they outlasted all the arab national regimes. and they are bidding here to do it now and in some cases by doubling down. they become more repressive, lesstolerant, particularly the uae, saudi arabia . various types of criticism while liberalizing the social norms. but it's a mixture of in one respect liberal regimes, christian churches are open, jewish centers are open in various places and at the same time internal repression if you get out of line but they are all still pretty popular, i would say there are chances of remaining, are pretty good. you could get into various different cases and there's nothing is guaranteed what the chances of them surviving in this form of government rather they are not moving to democracy they are doubling down on not moving. and for them n, the lesson of the arab s

international politics more reaction to boris johnson's win kim -- kingdom markel saying many were glad to see a clear result. he is cautioning that concluding a deal on the future relationship of the european complicated. very victory he convincing said many were glad it was a and not another hung parliament. the republican line in st. petersburg, florida. good morning, sir. with the impeachment line and a congress person from the democrats state that it does matter what the courts have to see, we can put in whatever we want. we can do whatever we want. scary statement because democrats can do it, it.ublicans can do if republicans are complaining about it, it is just too bad. democrats complain about it, they are complaining but it all wrong. -- we as when you presidents talk to fortune how rs -- foreign leaders many conversations were taped spoke toded when obama other leaders or leaders? i doubt very few. overall to look at it here you do not allow opposing sides no matter how insane some they are -- ifif is don't allow it, then it bias on one side and if you only everything it do is