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actually solve the vide i always thought that a strike it was an extraordinarily guy tolerant society that sydney that i grew up in is like san francisco is a it's a real guy city and you know i didn't know the so many people were angry about that you know i think that people guy bill being married is a no brainer i think that's just the easiest thing in the world like who case. if you want to if you don't agree with gay marriage to marry a guy person that's the easiest thing you stick with had your sexual marriage before and then you overdo trump on t.v. one hundred percent every die when we go into the rod is room for the show and there's trump jokes if they're not message. harry i don't want to because we can just sit back xing tromp all die all die or die and that will actually i like a night people even more you know they'll feel set upon so you try to do but then they will go what do you make no hillary jokes and she didn't win so. if you want to be making a lot more here hillary jokes you know and i'm sure the comics in the ninety's had a field day with bill clinton but i wasn't a comic during the ninety's you think when you kid someone a lot. a

actually solve the vide i always thought that a strike it was an extraordinarily guy tolerant society that sydney that i grew up in is like san francisco is a it's a real guy city and you know i didn't know this so many people were angry about that you know i think that people guy bill being married is a no brainer i think that's just the thing in the world like who case. if you don't want to if you don't agree with gay marriage to marry a guy person that's the easiest thing you stick with had your sexual marriage before and then you overdo trump on t.v. one hundred percent every die when we go into the rod is room for the show and there's trump jokes if they not miss it. harry i don't want to because we can just sit back xing tromp all die all die or die and that will actually eilean night people even more you know they'll feel set upon so you try to do but then people go why do you make no hillary jokes and she didn't win so. if she want to be making a lot more here hillary jokes you know and i'm sure that comics in the ninety's had a field day with bill clinton but i wasn't a comic during the ninety's you think when you kid someone a lot. and almost

. >> even watching the video, this is a real guy with rollbacks underneath his eyes. i did this to my father. i had the time iran and we were screaming for:34 and completely gone. >> i was a little skeptical. i'm not going to lie. i saw people online and i didn't think it could possibly work. honestly, it really works. >> it also works on crows feet, fine lines, and wrinkles. it targets all those problem areas. >> it could be a daily thing. have a clean dry face, use a small amount. apply it underneath your eyes, if you have high school reunions or events you want to go to comment this is that. -- this is it. >>> gop republicans remain divided over how to best rewrite the tax code. one key issue among lawmakers is whether to eliminate the property tax deduction.>> tax reform is a critical component of our plan to invigorate the economy. >> reporter: the senate version of the bill going through markups today in the finance committee after the house was able to market their bill late last week.>> the purpose of tax reform is to provide middle income tax relief. >> report

. >> as a former feature this woman is out on the street and this guy appears. >> get a real job. >> says the guy that looks like he has not had a job for weeks. >> what's your problem? >> ever met an honest journalist. >> there has been a uptake in the way that people approach female reporter. the best way to handle people like this is just go up to them with the camera and say you a grievance? let's hear it on camera. >> okay, thank you, sir. first he attacks, her job, and then her appearance. >> you're already gets fat and that, so -- >> dude! eat -- >> yes, that emoji. >> she has remained so calm the whole time. instead of attacking him back or attacking him with the microphone. >> most people are complimenting the way she handled it. >> if this video is going viral, a lot of people are going to recognize him. karma will come back and work magic on him. >>> a type of flight that i imagine is one of the most chill and also one of the scariest. you don't have a motor. if you get it wrong, you just have to kind of crash? >> hit the air bag button? >> that's not exactly how it works.

competition started with lindsey and mark doing their favorite dance from the season. >> a real power player of a guyorter: landing a perfect score. >> here we go again. ♪ frankie and whitney wowed with judges with argentine tango. >> fantastic. >> reporter: landing a perfect 30. jordan and lindsey turned up the competition with a red hot zumba. >> every bit of movement. >> reporter: with another round of ten. and all three couples had one last chance to win the mirror ball performing a 24 hour challenge. ♪ but in the end the judges and fans voted and there was one champion. >> the winners and new champions of dancing with the stars are jordan and lindsey. [ cheers and applause ] and it's always very exciting to see when they win the championship and there is not going to be any sleeping for jordan and lindsey they are still going to be catching a plane heading to new york for a special appearance on good morning america reporting live from los angeles tonya channel six action news. >> tonya thank you so much but the person of the week in philadelphia has to be a young man who is a student at temple

he is a real estate guy. they like low interest rates because everything is cheaper to buy. t month, also coming out of the states, we are expected a rate decision? we are expecting a hike in interest rates. the inflation picture isn't great in the yoits, but it is more stable than people were predicting, we are looking at pay pressure to start coming through in the united states. that be fits an interest rate rise and this is the federal reserve continuing its policy of normalising everything out of the global financial crisis. jeremy, thank you. jeremy will be back. he has some interesting stories to unpack. absolutely, stick around for that. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news. malaysian police are investigating an attempt to sell data from more than 46 million mobile phone customers following a major security breach. a local technology website says it received a tip—off that someone was trying to sell huge databases of personal information on its forums. sony shares hit a nine—year high after tipping record earnings as restructuring efforts pay

at a time where president trump is overseas meeting with china, addressing real dictators like kim jong-un who kills family members, his regime killed otto warbier. what does this do? >> this is the guyas in a deposition -- >> what is your definition of a word is. >> this guy is questioning credibility and truth. what aggravates me about this, you can hate your president if you want to. how about respect the fact that he represents our country? respect the fact that he's overseas. they have so much venom and poor losers. he represents -- i wasn't a barack obama guy. i wasn't trashing him. it's not right. you have to respect the presidency. it's the difference between him and bush. when it was over, obama won, you never heard bush say anything about anything. he did his thing. that's what a respectable person should do. it's out of line. >> and to that point, does he really have a leg to stand on? as bob pointed out, someone that was impeached for perjury. his wife went polling during the election that the number 1 word associated with her is the word "liar." does he have a place to talk about truth and honesty? >> yes. donald trump has exhibited anti-democratic tendencies. he hate as

. >> and a real sizzling part there by the guy. >> reporter: landing a perfect score. >> there we go>> reporter: frankie and whitney wowed the judges with their argentine tango from disney night. >> a fantastic argentine tango. >> reporter: also perfect 30. jordan and lindsey turned up the competition with a red hot samba. >> you sort of take ownership of every bit of movement you take. >> reporter: tying the score board with another round of tens. and all three couples had one last chance to win the mirror ball, performing a 24 hour fusion challenge. ♪ >> reporter: but in the end, the judges and fans voted, and there was one champion. >> the winners and new champions of "dancing with the stars" are jordan and lindsey! [cheers and applause] >> reporter: and there will be no sleep for the season 25 champions. right now they are on a plane heading to new york for a special appearance on "good morning, america." >> they do not get a break for a while after all that dancing. >> jordan tweeting overnight, oh, my god! >> do not miss them on gma later this m >>> this morning on "world news

guys working in a supermarket in england when a couple suspects stumbling in. four guys come in. one brandishing what looks to be a handgun. not sure if it's real or not. another guy comes in with a power saw. another one with a sledgehammer. and they start going after what else? >> the atm. >> right. >> smash open the front and then they've got the gas powered saw they start trying to cut their way into. this guy lazily comes over the counter and just takes one whack at the cash register. not going to open up. i'm bored, i'm done. >> wow. >> those two guys that were working did try to defend themselves. they did suf smer minor injuries, nothing that sent them to the hospital. the four guys are on the loose outstanding. police say even though they are covered up quite well, take a look at the video, maybe we can catch up with these guys but despite their effort they weren't able to break into the atm. >> when have they been successful doing that? never. >>> you see it right there. >> mr. bass outdoors you would never imagine but he's on a fishing boat doing what? >> fishing. >> not today. today he's chipmunking. >> coming across the water pulled up on h

a bang out of meeting these guys, 2000 miles all the come, fighting way. yes, sir, we got a real that e are the broke the back of the afrika korps. burst pistons relentlessly on. and on nth, april 12th april 20th, after 30 days of the eighth suit, army had driven the enemy into in hills beyond the area and homecoming.s a great what got me was watching the villages coming back, mostly on donkeys, piled up with so much stuff you would wonder how they carried it, reminded me of bible somehow, you know, the donkeys and the hills behind and trekking home. a re was one old chap spoke bit of english, comes up to me and john mcadams and says, thank and thank you, thank you started shaking hands with us, i thought he would never let go. going downhill, george says to me, george, i had andddy killed the other day i was pretty sore about it, but now, all these poor devils out, gives the old thing a kind of meaning. to the village, it was just the same town there, ittle jewish boys taking off yellow star they had been made lepers as if they were and our army doctors tending to women and the

you're a real wise guy, you know that? umber one show on television watched by only 28 million people. >> how stupid can you be? >> "the apprentice" was a hit. >> the number one show in all of television. >> the ratings faded after the first two seasons, but millions of americans who had only been vaguely aware of donald trump now knew him as the successful, decisive go-getter he played on tv. >> you're fired. >> you're fired. >> you're fired. >> that intense identification people felt with trump was a big factor in 2016. but perhaps an even bigger one was this. >> why doesn't he show his birth certificate? >> why does he have to in. >> because i have to and everybody else has to, whoopi. >> the racist smear campaign that trump launched in 2011. >> i have people actually studying it, and they can't believe what they're finding. >> you have people searching in hawaii. >> absolutely. and they can't believe what they're finding. >> of course, nothing was found. in fact, there is not a shred of evidence that trump ever sent any

. >> reporter: this active violence preparedness training uses a 911 phone call from a real shooting. >> a guy popped out with an ak-47 and started shooting. >> i don't know that you can create an environment where there's no risk. i don't know that that's possible. but you can take steps to reduce risk. >> reporter: the participants here are also concerned about the danger of property damage. last week this church in gaithersburg was hit by bullets in two separate incidents. representatives of mount pleasant baptist in gainsville say their church was targeted by an arsonist and vandals. >> when we come to things like this, this is how we prepare for prevention. that's all you can do, is prepare and be ready. >> reporter: these leaders rely on faith, but they believe t them protect church property and their congregations. reporting from prince william county, chris gordon, news4. >> fairfax county has approved a pilot program for police officers to wear body cameras. county police plan to test the cameras with officers at two district stations. mason and mt. vernon early next year. equipping p

others given how many been some isn't a path to reform saudi arabia if reform means jailing everyone until they give you one hundred billion dollars this guy's a real liberal champ it will have won him many friends in this way embarrassing so many powerful people and his promise of reform won't make the very religious majority happy either he's caught between a bunch of religious zealots and a bunch of humiliated elites but if he treats his countrymen like this what hope is there for his neighbors. let's not forget this same moderate prince launched an invasion of yemen which has killed and he's killing thousands and thousands of innocents causing untold suffering he's all but lost in syria saudi jihad is there. outmatched well we goof around too or perhaps still target the region's new hitler as she is called iran's supreme leader pundit now claiming that he'll either win everything or fail spectacularly or he could do what every single previous king did which is not a lot like uncle like father like son at the same time saudi arabia has passed a new counter-terrorism law but human rights watch is worried that the law's definition of terrorism is

. >> i understand robert was a real big guy, and, i mean, i can barely get it up. >> greg also pulls of the historical items that robert acquired. >> this is a very interesting gun. >> it's beautiful. >> it looks like a small gun, but it is a big-bore gun. this carries a very big, powerful cartridge, and this is known as a howdah gun. >> what year do you think? >> 1880s, most likely. >> so, greg, what do you think this one's worth? >> between $1,500 and $2,500. >> do you have an idea in your mind of what this collection might bring? >> piece by piece, if you, i think it would probably bring a quarter of a million or more. >> a quarter of a million? >> yeah. >> really? that much? tom's ready to find out. so, it's off the walls for more than 5,000 weapons, headed to auction. >> $2,500, go $2,750. $2,750 is now the bid. go $3,000. >> that's next. what's your "strange inheritance" story? we'd love to tell it. send me an e-mail, or go to our website, strangeinheritance.com. >> now, back to "strange inheritance." >> it's september 2016, and tom marek is pleased. a small slice of his strang

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a working class guy. a real alabama person. and i think alabama is at a turning point.am before, i've seen this coming over the last 10 or 15-year period. i think the time is at hand. i think the last thing we need to do is run to alabama and tell them how to make their decision. they'll do the right thing west ought to stay out of there. of course we should donate to doug. he is a very good candidate and a decent person. but i don't think we should be sending bus loads of people from other states. maybe if some mississippians want to go, that's fine. but this is for the people of alabama to decide. >> thank you both on this story that continues to develop. >>> up ahead, does mike pence have a good three-point plan for russia? or does he have a lot of defense that's aren't adding up? and later, donald trump has made a massive effort to remake the bench. when you have a cold stuff happens. shut down cold symptoms fast with maximum strength alka seltzer plus liquid gels. thanks for the ride-along, captain! i've never been in one of these before, even though geico has been

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rain is still there in southern parts of england as we start saturday and it takes a real time before the rightist guyslia. the cloud is rather sitting in the south. any compensation with the temperatures rather than single figures in the north. sunday is remembrance day and that cold air eventually winds out. it comes in from scotland right across the british isles. the showers confined to the coast but there are a lot of ceremonies on remembrance sunday. they will be dry, crisp and chilly. if you are attending you will need a huge layers but not many of them will need to be waterproof. welcome to outside source. saudi arabia has told its citizens in lebanon to leave the country immediately, meanwhile, many lebanese feel their country is being dragged into a wider cold war between saudi arabia and iran. round six of "brexit" talks happened this week, with little progress having been made so far, we will speak with the bbc europe editor about what is the bbc europe editor about what is the main stumbling block. donald trump is in china, talking trade, definitely changed his tone from the campaign trail

quickly on the news, how does a new york real estate guy, global real estate really, think about everything happening around taxes? stephen ross: a lot of people are looking at it like it is inevitable. those looking into it are looking at all the areas where they will be impacted. and how negative the impacts might be. i look at it and i see the issue with affordable housing. there is such a need in our country, especially in new york city, and with the elimination of tax exempt financing it will eliminate credits and tax exempt bonds for affordable housing. obviously, we create change and we have a lot of people who do not like it. because it changes things and people do not like change. this will have a lot of impacts and we will need to figure out how to do it. the issue is changing things and there is not enough money to really kind of subsidize you in the areas you are taking away, where there is a need. there are a lot of concerns. jason: a lot of the buzz at the conference is about your big project, one of the biggest ever to be conceived and developed, which is just west of us. a l

guy. >> total lack of masculinity rubbing off on your son, bothers you not a bit? >> how much fun was it being able to hang with will, working with those guys is a real treat.hey have a shorthand with each other. >> can jump into the midst of that kind of mad off the wall chaos. >> where their minds go. >> welcoming. >> psych. >> a lot of physical comedy, will. did you take a beating on this one? did you get in there? >> some of the stuff i had to actually act out and do, ya. but then there are some qualified stunt people. >> please, get involved. >> get involved. >> for tentment tonight. >> hilarious, i expect only good things, so fun. >> i mel gibson needs to stay way from the self-tanner. he kinds of looked orange, there or his make up person? what's the matter with him? >> i don't know. >> just in the g. >> speak of movies, tonight, especially might and good day to hit the movie theater. because it will be cold outside. >> no kidding. even tomorrow morning, when we bottom out with the thermometer morning, frigid stuff coming our way, we bottom out near records low temperatures, not like we've never seen it, but little early for the casino every temperat

it's just the fact that mark zuckerberg from time to time actually is a real guy. eal ceo and tells it to people like it's straight. so i had a little bit of a cry in the shower this morning to be honest when i saw the stock open because it was up about 5 bucks after hours yesterday, but this is a chance to add because facebook is a major growth engine for the future. stuart: okay, john, do you think that zuckerberg is emerging as a sufficiently matured guy to run a company as big and powerful and rich as facebook? >> i definitely think he is. i think the problem that they have -- scott is right, revenue is up 50% and global revenue is up 5%, the problem they have right now is fake news and senator al franken asked great question, how do you possible miss that? they have to deal with this. governments when they intervene, compressed margins, you will see some margin compression this year because of adding 10,000 people to deal with fake news. stuart: apple reports after the closing bell. apple is $167 a share. we've got this from morgan stanley f people spend a thou

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take a long time to deappreciate value of real estate. they gave real estate guys a little break. the issue they put it in there because donald trump is real estate guy. trish: i don't like that. >> i hear you. trish: you know what else i don't like, james? >> yes. trish: they give fat cats on wall street, private equity guys the ability to treat their income, it is income as investment. they didn't even touch that you know what? the president campaigned on that. >> well i'm not sure that will survive the final bill. it is reasonably considered investment income. this is money they don't make if the investment doesn't do well. trish: they still make 2%, james. you know that they take their income of 2%, then, yes they have -- but not their money they're investing. do not forget that. we can debate this from here to sunday. you will not convince me on that one. not their money. they haven't paid any tax on it. they are not investing it. they're taking their clients money and you investing that. they're taking a portion of their clients money. to me that is income. we don't need to g

a real superhero. >> it's a special day in my little guy loves superheroes. >> rafael. >> ninja turtle? >> yes. >> reporter: xavier is just about to turn 4 years old. he's lived with erica since he was just 2 months old. today, their adoption becomes official. >> please raise your right hand. >> it's just amazing because it takes so long and to finally come to this beautiful moment with my family, it's absolutely amazing. >> and may you have many, many more celebrations in the days, months and years to come. >> reporter: today is national adoption day. inside the family justice center courthouse in san jose, 15 superior court judicial officers are processing and finalizing 29 children being placed into 24 adoptive families. behind the smiles, a lot of work. it can take years of paperwork and court dates to make an adoption final. some kids can wait five years or longer finding a permanent home. that's what makes today so sweet. >> congratulations. >> reporter: about 350 communities across the u.s. are celebrating national adoption day along with santa clara county to finalize these adop

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we got quite a bang at a meeting these guys. 2000 miles they had come, fighting all the way. we got a realhe ps.k of the africa cor we got qa >> still, the piston pushed relentlessly on. april 10, sexton. april 20, after exactly 30 days of fighting, the eighth army had driven the enemy to the hills beyond. in its wake was a great homecoming. >> what got me was watching those villagers coming that. donkeys piled up with so much stuff, you wonder how they carried. it reminds me of the bible. you know, the donkeys and the hills, and these folks trekking on. ap spoke a bit of english and he comes up to me and says thank you, thank you. he started shaking arms with me. i thought he was never going to let go. as we watched him going down, he says, you know, i had a buddy killed the other day and i was pretty sore about it. but now all these poor devils a home gives the whole thing kind of a meaning. when we went down to the village, it was just the thing down there. little jewish boys taking off the yellow stars they were made to wear. the army doctors tending to the women and youngsters just li

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>> seemed like a real decent guy. >> genuinely worried about his wife? >> yes.e was helpless, he was powerless and he was depending on us to fix it. i just really was very empathetic. i put myself in his shoes and i thought that he dealt with it pretty well, considering the circumstances. >> reid waited at his home. everyone waited as minutes became hours, hoping for some contact. but there was nothing. quinn's mom was so stressed that tony kravith suggested a change of scenery and had her brought to this back courtyard of the fbi's jacksonville headquarters. it was around 6:00 p.m. >> gail picked up the phone, her whole physical being changed. >> and it was quinn. >> quinn, quinn, what's wrong? >> and she was completely hysterical on the phone, screaming literally. she was screaming at me. >> quinn, quinn! talk to me, please! >> she was completely incoherent at that point. i couldn't even understand what she was saying. >> quinn, did they hurt you? >> tony kravith could only hear one side of the conversation. >> the blood drained from her face, her knees start

i mean, i personally think this is a tragic dilemma and have real trouble with two things. one, i have real trouble with a guyike this serving in any public capacity or maybe serving in anything at all. but second, i have real trouble with telling the alabama people what to do. the constitution requires that they exercise their judgment. now, i have my own opinion how i hope they exercise it. >> what is that opinion? >> well, i guess if i could orchestrate the scenario, i would have roy moore win and then immediately resign and the republican governor appoint a decent republican to take his place. but i don't know that you can guarantee that. >> so you would rather have roy moore win than doug jones, who the biggest paper in alabama said this weekend, look, he's a moderate democrat, he can work with mitch mcconnell and republicans. you would rather have roy moore win and then get replaced than a democrat win in alabama, doug jones. >> i'm not saying i would rather have roy moore in the senate. but i would rather have a republican in the senate. part of the whole problem we have right now is the -- what is a m

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but certainly that is being voice is a real fear, that anything this guy, who does not particularly like the leaders of party, would be attached to them when they run. susan: following up on that the , congressman said time for autopsy the democrats should be behind them. but in fact we've got serious criticisms of the party's structure during the last campaign by the interim chair. she is still out on her book donna brazil, i'm talking about. i am wondering how the party is responding to this and whether there be changes in the democratic party. guest: i think they are still grappling with how best to message for themselves. realize they cannot just be against president trump, guest republicans, they need a positive message to put forward as well. we've seen attempts by them to do that that may or may not have stuck yet. i thought it was interesting grijalvaesentative brought up that they would be able to run against tax reform and make that middle-class base in 2018 because they feel like republicans will hand them ammunition with what they do on the subject. susan: thank you very much

. >> i would be the guy left behind. >>> now to a real love story taking place in minnesota right noween these two. you have max and crackers. now besties. they, they just hang out everywhere. >> oh. so max had a husky friend and >>> this tuesday morning on "world news now," private messages between the president's son and wikileaks. >> donald trump jr. is now releasing a chain of messages that started during the election and continued after election day. >>> and a new accuser comes forward with new details about what she says senate candidate roy moore did to her when she was only 16 years old. this as another woman has come forward to accuse former president h.w. bush of inappropriately touching her. >>> and we have dramatic new video of a commercial jet bursting into flames on the