>> tao: well, we are going to have a bánh cun. >> anthony: and that means? >> tao: rice roll.>> tao: yes, it's like a crepe. and inside ground minced pork and wood ear mushroom. >> anthony: ah. >> tao: you dip it in and then you go. >> anthony: mm. oh, that's very good. everything we do internationally, someone refers back to the vietnam experience. >> tao: mm-hmm. >> anthony: you know? "let's not do that again." or -- >> tao: "let's not repeat vietnam." >> anthony: but i find it interesting that the people who had, perhaps, the most painful experience were among the first to reach out. i think the john mccain story is particularly interesting because here's a guy who had an atrocious experience here in prison and yet he has been among the most vocal supporters of normalizing relations. >> tao: it took several trips to vietnam. and so he could see vietnam in a different light. it's no longer a war. it's a country with people. >> anthony: have you been out with returning veterans from -- >> tao: oh, yes. all the time. >> anthony: did they often want to go to the area that they

higgins travels to taos and becomes a member.outhwest paintings are a hit with his wealthy, big-city patrons. >> higgins makes most of his money sending paintings from taos to chicago and new york. >> his work becomes even more popular after his death in 1949. back in upstate new york, appraiser david mapes shares the news with don camp. that painting he was ready to toss in a dumpster is a big deal. >> it's an unknown painting. it just popped up, and here it is. i said to him, "this is a very valuable painting," and he said, "how valuable?" i said, "well, it's going to sell for over $100,000." >> i was amazed. >> that's a good number. >> [ chuckles ] yes. >> what did you think would happen? >> i had no idea. i was just glad that they were out of the house. [ both laugh ] >> keep in mind, don and phyllis are busy clearing out their house for the move to denver. don doesn't think twice about leaving both paintings with his eager new acquaintance. >> he wasn't counting on it being worth anything, so it's gonna be christmas, whateve

we ended up renting out, it was supposed to be a dinner at tao that progressed to renting out tao formy: the whole place. >> we rented out tao for the day. apparently, you can't just get it for the night, because you got to take the whole business from the day out. that was a bill, all right. so we had to have it for the day. and then, you know, i got to talking to one of my closest friends, bonnie walker, she does such a good job with events for me, she was like, well, we can't just let it look like tao. we got to change it to where it looks like you. this is your day. so we ended up redesigning tao. that was a task, that was a task. you know, then she convinced me, she was like, you know, kevin, it would be cool if we put your face on the little statues. and you know, when somebody says something, you doesn't thidon't serious, yeah, that aebd co'd b. then she brings knme this invoi. there's a digital board playing my years of life. all of my friends ended up coming, and then i got drunk, man. >> jimmy: uh-huh, you did. >> and exactly what i knew was going to happen happened. >> jimm

and the scripture begins the tao that can remain is not the eternal tao. you can say what god -- you can say what the hell is. that is not the tao. if you can see what it is, it's like -- in the catholic catechism. that's not god at all. and so heaven does not speak of confucius, of the highest reality in confucianism. heaven does not speak. we just get glimpses of what we can see. in one of the taoist scriptures, confucius nephew is supposed to say i sit quietly and forget. i forget everything i've been told. not building up all this knowledge about god. so scripture is not telling us what we should believe. it is rather opening our minds and hearts to the fact that what, we speak about god we do not know what we're talking about. it's -- the dao that can be name is that the eternal dao. very early in the tenth century, the priests of india, ancient india, used to have competition and they would go off into the wilderness and they would fast and pray and then they would come together. the indians loved competitions. the object of it was to find a word tha

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the walls and hans had the idea of doing coasters and they commissioned original art for these and tao and anne and myself and they design caricature in the news and they're coasters and handed out to people here and there's an interesting exercise in american politics because certain caricatures like hillary clinton will be sort of evergreen and she's not going anywhere. but some of the other characters that we draw, you're not sure if they'll be in the news. for instance, sean spicer is one that we're doing when trump came into town and fortunately, we didn't do one for spicer because he came and went, likewise, scaramucci and the like. we situated politicos in the bar doing these things and usually add if you can little details like this is cal's caricature and he's drinking from a beer stein that looks like donald trump. and here's hillary and bill carrying the luggage and baggage. you get the joke. >> these were done by ron covington in the '80s, and covington has a distinctive style and he took it in his own direction and there's light cross hatching in here with a gray scale. ca

well pressers alex the writer david collins believes the break to tao's dominating recent elections us that it was going through there with labor failing to pick up the courtly. it to all intents and purposes the selection in the end became a practice of election which in itself was a de facto referendum and therefore in that context it is some of the standing say that type of tradition like that that in areas such as. west bromwich outside a booming and embrace the conservative party in the mini large majorities that than in the leafy suburbs the sorry i don't see a referendum taking place now you know if it's a case of ever wanting to rejoin the e.u. it will be as an absolute assadi from a position of great obliqueness i think bracks it was probably because syces factor in most voters' minds but there were a few other issues i mean it's fairly obvious that the labor's policies were quite hard left and i think that probably didn't resonate quite so well with as much as the public as they had hoped some of the policies were a little bit a little bit extreme to say the least so that was

for more on this we're joined from cali in western colombia by emmanuel resin tao an activist who has joined the protests from the capital bogota we have gabrielle santos a congressman with the ruling democratic center party and also in bogota sergio in his direct at columbia risk analysis which provides for consul colombia's political and security situation hello everybody. you saw there the comments from protesters in the streets we recorded them just a few hours ago and they spoke to the stream specially when you know who is out on the streets who is striking are you surprised by the morality of protests. yeah and he actually the diversity of the protest is something that gives the protest a lot of strength but it's also something that makes the protest week because the number of demands and the number of requests the objectives of the protests tend to be diffused among such a large group of people and so i'm just thinking at manual you have been out by you have been striking what do you want to happen. well. first of all if you're going to expression of an indignation that had bee

he's one of the tao is that in that country and it is quincy died very important what a touch meant not only for the basing budget for the entire country in general. this story has taken a new turn as i find travelling by 4 wheel drive is the only way to get any distance but in the wet season that still presents a challenge the route across the mara has been destroyed by floods. and foiled by the very river that we've come to film not a sort of thing happens in times of heavy rain but it's being exacerbated by 3 things 1st of all the forestation upstream then i have a great thing down 3 and finally climate change we've got to find another way round . boiled again the rains causing delays chaos like this becoming more frequent as the weather patterns change. you only have to look at the recent floods across the region which have displaced thousands and have killed more than $120.00 in kenya and then and then there's drought the mar river nearly dried up totally any of this year it's never happened as far as we know but if it did it would be catastrophic for all that live here we eventual

ding junhui has beaten fellow chinese player yan bing—tao by six frames to two to reach the final ofn a major title since 2011 but raced into the lead against yan, building a 3—0 lead. yan managed to fight back to trail 4—2, but that was as close as he got and ding wrapped up a 6—2 victory. he'll play the winner of the other semifinal between stephen maguire and mark allen. maguire leads that 4—0. that's all the sport for now. just a reminder, we are less than an hour away now from the big fight in saudi arabia between anthonyjoshua and andy ruinunior. we're expecting them to enter the ring around 9pm. live text and 5 live commentary on the website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport. nearly 300 people have been killed over the past two months and 2 million others are having to cope with unusually heavy rainfall and flooding in eastern africa. in kenya, more than 100 people have died and thousands have been displaced. at least 12 people have been confirmed dead in western uganda. and in somalia, cyclone storm pawan has made landfall on the coast. a huge bushfire that's burning out of control nea

rivals they included the powerful head of algeria secret services mohammad mehdi and known as general tao feek but he was removed in september 2015 making got salah the head of the armed forces i was there in february this year in a sudden wave of protests algerians demanded the entire regime step down. in a major u.-turn guide salah ended his loyalty to beautifully and joined the calls from protesters for the president to resign the however many are jury and turned. and called for his resignation on and to the military state. professors of letter flares and fireworks inside one of the main railway stations in paris as protests against pension reforms continue strikers clashed with riot police at the gap illegal with smoke filling some of the main concourse the nationwide walkout has crippled railway services and forced schools to close their union say they will ramp up their protests at oil that pose and refineries or forcing some of them to close entirely workers are angry at president the manual mccall's plan of the public sector pensions which will force people to work until the age o

secular tao is right in his old times if you like what peace has nato actually kept in its 70 years i mean right at the beginning there was the killing of 20 percent of the population of north korea by nature nations there was a cause vietnam 4000000 dead tens of millions have been killed or wounded or displaced because nato nations attacked iraq has nato ever helped peace whoa you know i don't think that you asked me the right question because. you are right in terms of the people who had that in those bloody walsall but i don't think that you can blame a toehold that you know as a matter of fact they had all of never been in vietnam 100 plays if you mention major nationals is a different frame you know we are speaking about nato as an organization i made was what i got as actual as it is mainly a piece if you will remember history you know even the cold war was called a cold war because there was peace of the old. no peace for a lot of the nations in the developing world arguably well then why do you think french president macro calls nato brain dead while i feel that he does so all

because the penalty shouldn't be issued from the saudi government and his circumstances because we don't tao. he said court system and for sure and i absolutely want to keep people in the top cat has done a do not pay the price is not a prime minister who will be changed for his family or is there to stay forever if i don't eat ice. the chief executive of u.s. plane make a boeing has been fired that's less than a week out of the company's suspended production of its once best selling jetliner boeing says the leadership change is necessary to restore confidence after a turbulent year set off by the twin crashes of the 737 lax wasn't jordan has more now from washington d.c. . it's the biggest crisis and boeing's 103 year history on monday after 2 fatal crashes involving its $737.00 max jetliner boeing fired its c.e.o. dennis mullen burge for breaching the public's trust. the board of directors decided that a change in leadership was necessary to restore confidence in the company moving forward as it works to repair relationships with regulators customers and all other stakeholders. 189 people

rivals they included the powerful head of algeria's secret services mohammad mehdi and known as general tao feek but he was removed in september 2015 making gazzetta the head of the armed forces. that in february this year in a sudden wave of protests algerians demanded the entire regime step down. in a major u. turn. and it is loyalty to beautifully can and join the calls from protesters for the president to resign. however many of cheery and tan don't get salah and called for his resignation on and to the military state. well still ahead on al-jazeera plans for a christmas truce the riled after french route workers clashed with riot police powers. and i'm nicholas hawkins and bob where people are queuing outside of banks for hours find out next why since robert mugabe left power economy is going from bad to worse. hello again welcome back to in a national weather forecast well over the next few days we are going to be watching a storm system pushing into the eastern part of the mediterranean bring some very heavy rain as well as a very gusty winds turkey syria as well as into lebanon you'

a crop duster spraying 100 gallons of blessed holy water across the louisiana sound in tao island whoto sell the community together and bringing water from home to be blessed as well. are you ready to navigate christmas dinner this year? >> we are here to make sure, to break down the dos and don'ts of christmas etiquettes. let's go to the don'ts. what to do? >> what if you don't get a gift you like? it is one gift, be polite and gracious and say everyone's two favorite words. >> don't ask for different food. >> in support not to ask for different foods that are not on the menu. you are not at a restaurant but somebody's home, eat what you can and stop for a burger on the way home but if you have a legitimate food allergy you should tell your host in advance to accommodate you. rob: i have a buddy, bob, in the mid-20s, trump guy and they are big bernie sanders people. what do you do at christmas time when everybody gets together? >> leave the politics to fox news. everything in politics is so divisive that it is not a great christmas topic. i was thinking it would be fun to ask your gu

tao in nebraska we had one one.5 million people most did not buy or sell stocks or bonds we had a marketi had to go searching and he had a market at his front door. although he started 1975 i didn't hear about schwab until 1977 and you can see although he had the opportunity to be closer to a market so chuck schwab has done a wonderful job to allow him to get to a larger market cap than ameritrade from where we started and what we had to do to grow he had a bigger base to grow from because of the population and the type of population he had. somewhere along the line but i have to tell you every entrepreneur has to make mistakes because you're doing things that have never been done before you can look at chuck schwab or joe ricketts and say that was a bad thing and they are probably right. you have to take your hat off and give a lot of credit to chuck schwab to do the things that didn't work by the same token i have to say i deserve credit to be brave even though i failed. that's normal with the growing business. with month after month i'm sure people like to know where you think the mar

particularly hard especially for those that buy cell phones, the tao is just below sea level losing aboute same on the s&p and the nasdaq is ever so slightly on the plus side >>> the san francisco 49ers dealing with big injuries as they make their playoff push, the thrilling victory against the new orleans saints tempered by key players for a couple of players, richard sherman, two weeks at least with a right hamstring injury, dee ford reaggravated a hamstring injury himself then starting center, this is a big one, weston richburg out for the rest of the season including the playoffs with a torn tendon in his knee. kyle shanahan on the injuries. >> is tough, you know? a huge win. we enjoyed that honesty but yet, some mixed feelings today with some of these injuries, especially losing richburg for the year. >> 49ers with kyle shanahan former team the atlanta falcons sunday, you can watch the game right here on ktvu fox 2. >> the last game at the oakland coliseum shorthanded, they battled injury all season long, the latest player to go down led all nfl rookies with five touchdown receptions

. >> and there are vulnerable house democrats tao. they want to mri ball maybe a little bit chris calmable thanks very much process great insight. >> thanks. >> shares. micron popping after hours after a blowout quarter. we breakdown the numbers and find out what they might mean for the red hot chip sector. in case you haven't noticed there is a record rally in the stock market but no one told this megacap stock what is that mystery chart why is it not participating? what's wrong with it. >> lets see. >> we'll talk about live from new york's time square in new york city. much more "fast money" coming up >>> all right welcome back to "fast money. we have got an earnings alert on micron the stock hitting new highs ar hours after the conference call gets underway. nice spike, 4.5% lets find out why with josh lipton in san francisco. >> that stock already surged nearly 70% heading into the print. and you just mentioned trucking higher in the after hours process. for a quick take i caught one rbc mitch steves a micron bull. with micron cal

with you michelle, those stocks rocketed higher friday after the november strong jobs report and the tao rally 337 and the nasdaq gained 85 and s&p 500 jumped 28. trial challenging the $26 billion merger of t-mobile and sprint is to start today and a group of states attorneys general said the deal will hurt petition and lead to higher prices for consumers and the trial is expected to last up to three weeks. and the secret service is issuing alert to consumers to be on the lookout for counterfeit cash this holiday season and the agency is urging shoppers to check the money they receive back and change and the secret service said things to look out for include foreign writing or for motion picture use only.>> if it is a $10,000 bill i kind of think it will be fake.>> be careful. >> so interesting diane so a lot of people inadvertently share their data but a new survey shows some are willingly doinit?>>rep selling it, a recent survey by virtual private network service providers should millennials are most willing to sell their personal data but overall, 61% of people polled are okay with th

rivals they included the powerful head of algeria secret services mohammad mehdi and known as general tao feek but he was removed in september 2015 making gazzetta the head of the armed forces. that in february this year in a sudden wave of protests algerians demanded the entire regime step down. in a major u. turn. and it is loyalty to beautifully can and join the calls from protesters for the president to resign. however many of cheery and tan don't get salah and called for his resignation on and to the military stakes. india's main opposition congress party has held a rally in new delhi a guise of controversy a new citizenship law is one of many protests around the country apart inside of legislation is anti muslim and undermines india's secular constitution prime minister narendra modi has defended the legislation denies allegations that it's discriminatory at least 25 people have been killed in violent demonstrations where the government has tried to stem the wife of protests by banning gatherings in certain areas elizabeth reports from new delhi. university. yet have been driving th

driver accused of being a go between for the people who ordered the killing and those who carry to tao was pardoned by the president in exchange for testifying in court of divac to cabinet ministers the prime minister's chief of staff keith schembri resigned he was arrested on tuesday but released 2 days later on saturday you're going fenech was charged with being complicit in the murder he has pleaded not guilty well this was the announcement from the prime minister earlier. definitely and if we do the greatness of our country is not defined by individuals this is greater than i am i will write to the president of the labor party so that the process for a new leader of the labor party is set for 12th of january 2020 on that day i will resign as a leader of the labor party in the days after i resign as prime minister our country will start a short process of approximately one month for the labor party to choose a new leader and new prime minister is also informed the president of the republic . will join me now from valetta is herman gregg his editor in chief of the times a multi newsp

meanwhile, ding jun—hui has beaten fellow chinese player yan bing—tao by six frames to two to reach therames to nil lead. yan managed to fight back to trail 4—2, but that was as close as he got and ding wrapped up a 6—2 victory. he'll play the winner of tonight's other semi—final between stephen maguire and mark allen. cricket, and england have named their squad for the four test series against south africa which starts on boxing day. there are a few changes to the side, following their series defeat in new zealand. james anderson returns after missing most of the ashes with a calf problem. jonny bairstow has also been recalled, he'd been dropped after a poor series against australia. lewis hamilton has said his happiness away from the track helped him to win his sixth formula one world title. hamilton was presented with his trophy at the louvre museum in paris and he said the ability to focus on his passions outside of racing had been pivotal. i think more so the other side and just being happier, happierany collaboration with the team in terms of our team work, the things is that, the

they kincaid, the tao that may cause the kincaid fire was inspected at least four times over the last 24 24 months, ant it failed. we need to understand why and understand what mitigating actions we could take to ensure bulk system reliability is maintained even through psps events. all this raises importantnt questions about how to approach bulk system maintenance and operations moving forward areasg facing significant wildfire threat. traditionally, somee risk and mechanical fitter was acceptable for the systems because the failures occurred during wet winter storms but today in california at least the failure great managers worry about is mechanical failure when it is windy, dry, and the fuels are cured. these conditions are highly intolerant of any failure of the bulk transmission system to operate properly, and thisly change in the consequence of failure mode means that tolerance for errors has to be much lower than the cost effective approach to develop during the 20th century. moreover, best available science of whether climate conditionss indicate this problem will get worse n

paula faris got tao take a tour.se of diversity of the land. just 40 miles north of queenstown, you'll find this. the idyllic town where multitasking means walking a horse and stroller at the same time. and tucked here behind the magnificent mountainstere ien g. here we are, everybody. welcome to camp glenorchy. it's the first net positive and accommodation campground. it's setting a new standard for sustainable retreats. >> it's positive, and it means that we produce more electricity than we consume, and give it back to the national grid. >> instead of taking, you're giving. >> absolutely. >> reporter: opening just last year, the camp boasts two cabins and six bunks. going green doesn't have to break the bank. oh, this is charming. >> each cabin has two of these rooms with the bunker in the middle. >> i get the top bunk. >> you get the top bunk? >> yeah. >> there you go. >> the beds are comfortable too. oh yeah. this is a little higher end. >> it is indeed. >> this is nice. it's roomier. >> absolutely. this one has

there is a look at this year also getting a break at this hour we showed you that life richer overlake tao gorgeous. now, if you're thinking of traveling up. there is still a winter weather advisory. so, a few more inches of snowfall expected over the next 24 hours. that it's like up the roadways and make it hazardous. for us here at home we will go at the county. evening showers in the forecast there. >>> new this morning concord police are investigating a fatal crash. at the intersection of willow pass road and parkside drive. woman in her 30s struck a 63 year old man in a wheelchair while he was crossing the street. he was taken to the hospital but he later died ergo >>> mayor martinez said he is doing just fine after being attack at his downtown office. the mayor, ron schroeder says a man's fettered to detain him under citizens arrest. became violent when the mayor did not comply. >>> a good samaritan jump in the incident. >> we fought back. he bid one officer i believe the sergeant on the finger. he also bit the good samaritan and the good samaritan was bleeding. and he took him away.

context and seen a resynchronization and sets the scene for europe to outperform on a relative base taosould you take a flier on europe >> yeah. the thing that investors need to think about is how will policy affect capital flows the big struggle for international investing has been the strength of the dollar and so in an environment where the fed is on hold or easing and you get progress on trade, that should take some pressure off of the dollar and start to -- capital attracted 0 overseas so emerging markets, and europe but you need a good policy mix for us to get there. i suspect that's where they're heading and would require. >> that is on the president's mind guys, thanks good to see you both. >> thank you. >>> all right. let's take a look at shares of expedia. 9:00 a.m. we got a press release and the board of directors of the company led by the chairman barry diller fired the ceo and cfo effective immediately. in fact, mr. diller has now stepped in at least to manage day-to-day operations with vice chairman peter kern, a director, as well. while the board determines the long-term l

rhonda hauser, and sue tao. is a policy researcher for rand corporation. adolescentcticing psychiatrist and senior physician. corporation and adjunct associate professor of psychiatry at the university of pittsburgh. is the eighthlly vice president of government affairs. he oversees all hda state and federal regulatory and political activity. viceana hauser, is the president of government affairs. operations for the community pharmacists association. -- is that correct? thaw. >> she has been involved in substance abuse treatment. i will ask you to hold your statements to one minute if possible. we will submit your entire statement for the record. will proceed with questioning after that. folks that have been called. if you could quickly move through your statement that would be helpful. dr. stein, lester with you. >> good morning. in addition to my research i am a practicing psychiatrist in pennsylvania. many of the children i treat our children of depression. the family has all been affected. work has opened my eyes to how the opioid problem involves many

cold here but take a look at lake tao this one. reporting 90 degrees with mostly clear at south lake tahoe. mostly sunny skies with temperatures on the chilly side. upper 30s expected for the afternoon in tahoe. scattered snow showers expected by tomorrow with 40 degrees 40 afternoon i expected. if you are thinking about traveling, as you already know make sure that you have the chains on the snow tires. dry monday, tuesday even into wednesday. >> we are thinking about a lot of layers. >> i think those two. >> 90 degrees. >> we can make it up there, yeah, bundle up. >> christmas crackdown in san francisco. why it supervisor says there's still a lot more work to be done. >> bus, massive fights break down. >>> but now at 7:23. then as the result of their annual holiday crackdown in the neighborhood the officers made 76 arrest in the days leading up to christmas. charges include fugitives on the run, heron dealing in domestic violence. the police department also reported a decline in robberies and burglaries compared to this time last

it was two tao sloo slow and to and now the complaint is that it's too narrow and too clear. >> and absolutelyr. willie. >> we're hearing now the argument for letting this impeachment process play out to seek those witnesses like john bolton and rudy giuliani. but it sounds like adam schiff and speaker pelosi have a different view. what are you hearing on capitol hill about how soon they want to get this to a full house vote? >> they want to move this quickly, willie. based on my reporting they want to do it before the christmas holiday, before people leave in late december and try move this to the senate. and speaker pelosi and her lu lieutenants have been telling rank and file democrats that they should be aware that investigations don't just stop because the house moves forward with impeachment. the house will continue to have oversight over the executive, can bring up trump administration officials to testify. but they want to start a senate trial knowing that the senate republicans will probably try to get this moving within five to six weeks out of the senate. and they don't want to see