the temple of escape yes with its votive shines the abbotts on the whole set apart for therapeutic sleep and the thoughts and it magic secular build. time has cost down and most of the spends at the door as was devastated by earthquakes in five twenty two and five fifty one eighty. six. the museum conveys an impression of the sanctuary's ancient splenda the little that survives is exhibited that. the pilgrims of old came from the north. here in the proper lawn they entered the sacred area which was subject to its own law office in front of the sanctuary was an ancient wellspring. a water conduit and the basin where the pilgrims were expected to wash. an inscription on one stone reads you must be cleansed pure if you are to enter the incense fragrant house of the god. the pilgrims waited in the problem until a group had gathered. and . then led by the priests of a scrappy as they proceeded down the sacred street to the central square where the temple of asklepios stood and the avatar and focus. a melancholy procession it must have been as they hobbled limped and coughed their way into the

abbott has to watch every cent but he doesn't fret over it anymore he does get annoyed when millions are spent on prestige buildings. that's kind of a guy here that's just not worth your glass on for just a little glass with a few holes in the side. oh well hamburg's got the cash at us here. he means the el fillmore name hamburg's new and rather expensive concert hall now one of the city's prime nine marks and a symbol of german prosperity. oh oh to euro's twenty euro money this month more not. for this award that's the rest for this month i get my next payment on friday and i'll spread it out so i can make ends meet. as i go to bed or will they not thing in the bank they know because. maybe sixty five cents less actually said. not worth thinking about. but i'll get some more in friday by the activities and i can get by til friday. he used to go out to sea on bake trips to america asia and australia he trained as a welder at hamburg's famous blome and foss shipyard. it was a good job and well paid for me so if you as a trainee you didn't get very much but you were working less and le

that was just hilarious. believe it myself, russ abbott as nelson. that wasjust hilarious.married or had kids because she was absolutely committed to the theatre and television and performing ever since she did a summer season on the isle of wight which was sadly where she died yesterday. how important was it to her that she was an act of first and foremost, not a comedian?” her that she was an act of first and foremost, not a comedian? i keep returning to this point that that is what we regarded her as, not large and funny end of that character woman, we didn't like are being typecast like that. having said that commie she never gave the impression that she was an obsessive showbiz person, not remotely. she took the job seriously and did it well but she was just completely natural away from that, away from the job. barry cryer, one of the script editors on the russ abbot show and himself a very experienced comedy actor writer and producer. thank you very much for sharing your memories of bella emberg, woman who is clearly going to be missed by her many, many fans all aroun

unfortunately, the president and republican leaders in congress are like abbott and costello. the congressional leaders to lead to negotiate with chops or fire. president trump tells me to figure it out with the leaders. -- congressional leaders tell me to negotiate with president trump. let me tell you a bit about what transpired in negotiations. last year, when president trump ended the daca program, we immediately began working on a solution both sides could agree to. leader pelosi and i went to dinner with the president. we came away with an agreement pursuing theeal daca act with border security. the president agreed. but that night and the next morning, the hard right came after him. breitbart called him "amnesty trump." laura ingraham even insisted he be impeached. then congress went to work. in a bipartisan way, senators durbin and graham and their compatriots worked hard to deliver bipartisan deals. two weeks ago, the president had a meeting on national television for the world to see. he said he wanted for things -- protect the dreamers, secure the calls chainwhat he

end to production seemed imminent the latest deal puts new wind near the a three eighty s wings abbott's hopes that other airlines will follow emirates lead. was better at the detroit auto show. it featured di milla c.e.o. dietz etc with actor and former governor arnold schwarzenegger unveiling the new mercedes g class s u v g twenty five s comic has vied for attention at the international show time lorenz's and then tie a theatre with a presentation. us comic has also showcased ever larger vehicles like the new ford ranger pickup brawny trucks and rugged s.u.v.s and generating fat profits spurred by low gasoline prices ford also introduced its midsize as u.v. which goes on sale this summer as you can see. the hottest segment gets even hotter with the new i just say this is our most powerful s.u.v. ever. call micah's push more trucks and s.u.v.s there are concerns that it could be too much of a good thing u.s. sales have already started weakening over production and over discounting of a new watch what's among analysts in the sector but those are words you're unlikely to hear from the st

we will dig much more into abbott and drugmakers in general, later in the program. retailers, watching those as well. nordstrom was upgraded to neutral. analysts raising price targets, saying that the more cautious multiyear fundamental view is priced into that stock as it rises about 4%. same-storemacy's sale met -- same-store sale estimates have been raised. a little bit of strength in these department stores. mark: happy new year, everybody. -- wmthe function is the function. the strong euro at a three-year high. down bysee the dax roughly a third of 1%. the lowest since the end of september. let's bring the euro up. this is the euro five-year chart which is perfect because we are at a three-year high. 1.2036.level is , so we are.2042 above that level right now. the best run since mid-november, the highest since 2015. last year, the euro had its best year against the dollar since 2013 -- 2003. ing is the most bullish on the euro. 1.30 is its call. the median forecast is for 1.22. manufacturing data in the u k growth slowing more than forecast in december, ret

billion of disaster but but in my home state of texas i just got off the phone talking to governor abbott and why would we continue to long -- delay to those who suffered as a result from hurricane harvey? i am sure governor scott kneels the same way. i am sure governor brown feels the same way and the governor of puerto rico or the virgin islands feels the same way. what is wrong with congress they cannot pass an 81 billion-dollar disaster relief that shops and businesses remain closed and houses are renovated or being -- rebuilt. it is hard to but it is hard to get them to rebuild homes and businesses. but harvey made landfall with pit to hundred 84 families but some people are living in prairie housing or head but according to fema one third is so badly damaged it will be impossible to rebuild. but 70% of those businesses shut down that that includes corpus christi but then to marshal the full extent but completely unacceptable and and not only acting she that is why we need to have additional disaster funds but as part of floridians arepe puerto rican and the senate has been dragging

tonight jeremy abbott. the fours-time u.s. champion. and welcome back to the bay area. he won the u.s. nationals here in san jose. what about six years ago, jeremy. >> about, it was 2012, six years ago almost exactly. >> welcome back to town did you feel the earthquake last night? >> i did not i actually literally just landed about an hour ago. raced over to watch the men's. >> so, a lot of the men are feeling really nervous maybe they feel the earth shaking underneath them when they hit the ice. we have the one big chance with vincent zhou. do you think he has a good chance in what was your prediction for this. >> i think that vincent has a great chance at making the olympic team this year. he has to do his job like all the other men. but it's definitely a hard fought competition not just for vincent but for everyone else trying to get the spots. >> it's been the women laflt taking center state your name. is nathan chen someone we should look out not only this week in san jose but moving forward to south korea? >> absolutely i think nathan winning the grand prix set hi

as texas ag, greg abbott sued the obama administration 48 times. he is now governor abbott.strategists argue president trump's trampling of the constitution makes it easy to sue an even easier to find rays off it. the rest is politics 101. >> most of the letters from ferguson throughout the period have included a "donate" button. that's part of the game and part of the process but hasn't lead with a fund-raising appeal. >> among the lawsuits filed, stopping trump directives on endings. well, banning transgenders in the military and allowing religious employers don't not cover contraceptives. ferguson is also taken on education secretary betsy devos and even spoken at a protest. republicans say it's over the top. >> when you see the legal referee of the state so blatantly on one side, you ask yourself if i had a case before him, what i get a fair shake? >> attorney general ferguson declined our request for an interview but issued a statement saying "most washingtonians support his lawsuits against the president and he will continue informing them about his work and accepting

outside and a warm welcome to abbott maximillian from highly concludes abbey in the vienna woods . i don't think i have to explain why he's here with us today. it's the monks first official appearance annoyed they found a new home although the word home may have a wider meaning for people of faith. he. says there's a button on your navigation device that says home. and we can push it and head home . the home address i mean is not here on earth it can only be found with god in the great communion of saints. the catholics collect a pilgrimage contribution from the visitors this year it goes toward preparing the founding of the abbey. after the service this is to take time to chat with the locals. didn't you will you be staying here forever. and not forever maybe add more to him until we die. and we have a place to pray and the rest will follow yeah that's the only live in the rectory. yes on the first floor but not yet because it's still being renovated and that's for now long term we hope the lord will cost his that and more will heed the call and the community will grow that's my g

. >> the president and republican leaders in congress are like abbott and costello.l leaders tell me to negotiate with president trump. president trump tells me to figure it out with republican leaders. negotiating with this white house is like negotiating with jello. when you sit with the president, this is the second or third time i've done this on an issue, you can see he really wants to do it. but then a few hours later, because of the right wing pressure, he backs off. and what i'd like to know is who in the white house is a sort of moderating force who says, this is a good thing for you and the country and your party. go for it. >> i talked with the president. his heart is right on this issue. every time we have a proposal, it is yanked back by staff members. as long as steven miller is in charge of negotiating immigration, we're going nowhere. >> the reason we yank these things back is because mr. miller -- i've known him for a long time -- but i'll tell you, his view of immigration has never been in the mainstream of the senate and the i think we're never goi

leslie picker joining us there the trades on abbott labs, lululemon, netflix, disney all next in theftime report" is back in two minutes. >> "the halftime report" with scott wapner is the place for market-moving interviews. >> i think the market is reasonably fully valued, the conditions that would lead to a big decline won't exist. >> real money. >> it's a massive short volatility trade. >> real debates. >> you have to be humble to acknowledge when the facts are tt tn the original thesis. >> "the halftime report" weekdays at noon eastern you always pay your insurance on time. tap one little bumper, and up go your rates. what good is having insurance if you get punished for using it? news flash: nobody's perfect. for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise your rates due to your first accident. switch and you could save $782 on home and auto insurance. call for a free quote today. liberty stands with you™ liberty mutual insurance. >>> time for the blitz first up a bot labs hitting an all-time high after jpmorgan and morgan stanley upgraded that stock and guggenh

we were doing a tour in tore torquay with russ abbott and i was quizzing her about who she‘d worked with didn‘t look like the glamorous girls that perhaps you would see in pop videos? when she first got the costume for blunderwoman, i remember her saying, "i am not wearing that" and we were like, go on, try it on because it was beautifully made, it was very much like the one that linda carter wore in the tv series but with the blunder instead of wonder. 0nce wore in the tv series but with the blunder instead of wonder. once she tried it on, everybody was in stitches. she had that kind of same thing, the same thing that russ had really, and that tommy cooper had, that they were funny without trying, they didn‘t have to do much and they we re they didn‘t have to do much and they were funny. i know she wanted, a lwa ys were funny. i know she wanted, always wanted to be a serious actress, you know, and i think if somebody gave her the chance to do something serious, she would have done it beautifully. les, i know recently there was an event to celebrate your career and she was there, just to

. >> jack: only a blood abbott can hold the title of c.e.o. of jabot. >> ashley: you son of a bitch. i will fight because you've given me no choice.u er. >> ashley: it's too late. >> jack: decisions have to be made about the company and this family, once and for all. >> nick: this is our chance to upgrade. we've always said that bathroom is too small for us, anyy.so i . >> hilary: there's only one thing i want from you, devon. this show. full ownership. take it or leave it. >> devon: gc buzz is all yours. want a man in my life. i want a baby.

that is when jack revealed that he had added a clause to the bylaws, stating that only a blood abbottwhich way do you think this is gonna go? >> mariah: those are my words! mine! not yours! find another song, because if you release this one, i'll sue. are you saying that you still think about our kiss? do you wonder what it would be like if we were actually together? >> tessa: i can't. i'm with noah. >> lily: your father's home. >> cane: for good this time. >> lily: it's one thing to say that you're gonna raise another woman's child... i just hope that i'm up for it.

comments for his love of on to heighten anastasia vic and he had a long abbott have asked of him very exact. as a not to be on the bonds and that's assumes that i'm mocking. and we're talking to some it's an icon fad. yet it's back and it started as my trademark because i needed glasses before and then about twelve years into my career i wanted to get my eyes fixed so i could wear glasses or not work glasses and then when i got my eyes fixed i was like i look terrible because i have a really long nose oh no i haven't that's no no no i banked along you know but the thing lies is that i've only ever seen my nose for this because the glasses took up the rest of it and so what i did if i can look at the nose i had from all the way up here i'd like to choose just so long and i was like ok it's a real nose so you need to get over yourself yes it's. and i did not and now it's a very real no i can do all this kind it's kind of my reason saying oh yeah that's much much yeah but i don't hate that to lift him up or him up put him of it i should be it as a status on the hits v.t. puns i'm a baby

several people including texas governor greg abbott took to twitter using th the #helpfindcourtney.yone with information is asked to call their missing person's unit. >>> leading the news a dallas hospital is being forced to turn away patients due to an influx of patients with the flu. methodist dallas medical center says all nonemergency patients were being diverted to other hospitals but it's still accepting trauma patients. 11 people in dallas county have died from the flu season. >>> one month to go before the winter olympics in pyeongchang, south korea. a big weekend for team usa. one of the highlights will be figure skating and we now know who many of the americans competing will be, but there were also some major upsets. ♪ >> reporter: it's only fitting brady skated to a medley from cinderella. after all, her own fairy tale is coming through. a long shot just two months ago. the 1-year-old is now u.s. champion and heading to her first olympics. which one is a bigger deal for you? >> definitely the olympics. i can't put into words how happy i am for now. >> reporter: she won't

unfortunately, the president and republican leaders in congress are like abbott and costello. leaders tell me to negotiate with president trump. president trump tells me to figure it out with republican leaders. let me talk a little bit about what transpired in negotiations. first, a little history. last year, when president trump ended the daca program, we immediately began working on a solution that both sides could agree to. leader pelosi and i went to dinner with the president. we came away with an agreement to pursue a deal pursuing the daca act with border security. the president agreed. but that night and the next morning, the hard right came after him. breitbart called him amnesty trump. laura iman inyou can't -- ingra called for him to be impeached. senators durbin and graham and their four compatriots worked hard to deliver a by partisan deal. two weeks ago the president had a meeting on national television for the world to see. he said he wanted four things. protect the dreamers, secure the border, end what he calls chain migration, and end the diversity visa lotter

texas governor gregg abbott ordered a criminal investigation today into claims that former doctor larry nassar abused gymnasts at the karolyi ranch near houston. it is owned by bella and marta karolyi, and once hosted training camps. more fallout from the mistaken missile alert that caused a panic in hawaii. the state's emergency management administrative resigned and the worker who sent out false alarm was fired. he told federal investigators he did not hear the words, "exercise, exercise," on the recording announcing the drill, so he thought it was the real thing. fema will end its food and water aid for puerto rico tomorrow. since hurricane maria, the agency has provided more than 17 million gallons of bottled water, and nearly 60 million meals. 20% of the island remains without power. there is much more ahead on tonight's cbs evening news. >> an announcement by three big companies sent shudders through the insurance market. >> glor: extra beds are brought in to handle the surge in flu cases. >> a rare convergence of lunar events will have skywatchers of all kinds look up. >> it's th

they were abbott without their costello. it was sad.owie: liberals on your side not happy with the democratic leader. schumer sells out the resistance. it looks like he lost his media allies. capri: the media has been fair on this. the democrats, progressives are upset, and chuck schumer did not do a good job by tying daca to the spending bill. i think the coverage has been accurate. howie: schumer's overreach on the dreamers resulted in a rare media win for president trump. they went in saying he will be blamed for the shutdown because they colorado both houses. mollie: it's also true that initial losses aren't the same as ultimate losses. this is a long ballgame and there is a lot left to be seen. i didn't see a lot of coverage about how interesting the situation is on the left between the base and the leadership. howie: the latest negotiations on the shutdown, president trump offered to double the number of dreamers who would have a path to citizenship in exchange for funding the border wall and other immigration tightening measures.

the seven prime minister tony abbott believes... —— from australian by minister.y is our correspondent phil mercer. this date is a very polarising issue. some are for it and some are against it. that is right. what is supposed to be a day of great unity, rico hizon, is often affected by disunity. in melbourne, for example, there are about 30,000 people expected to attend an invasion day parade. that is replicated in cities such as sydney and also other invasion day events in other parts of australia. indigenous campaigners have long argued that the 26th of january, australia day, is a corroboration of genocide. the centre—right government here in australia, led by malcolm turnbull, certainly does not see it that way. it believes that today is a great celebration of australia's achievements. it believes that the date does not need to be changed. so a very divisive day here in australia. many, many millions of people enjoying the festivities. other indigenous campaigners are saying that this marks a day of aboriginal dispossession. there are even some quarters who a

meets were doping much higher than we expected according to the results of this paper i would call abbott down may i mean when you're when you are talking that half of the athlete said an international track meet are asked to remain to be doing some kind of don't thing i think that's a serious problem for ass right. ics right it is certainly a problem how big it is again i go back to my previous on that without having an accurate provenance estimation we don't know but even if we settle for a lower figure that just for the sake of argument i'm not saying this is the actual figure budget for the sake of argument if it's some percent. it's also important where the some percent happens if ten percent of all the medal winners is a big problem had the moment it's based on the way what we probably is is quite high the concerns over death. is we don't know much about the the athletes compliance.

you. ,ow, to conclude the debate from wales, to conclude this final debate, please welcome david abbott ear. [applause] >> thank you, mr. speaker. to finish this debate, i want to make some facts clear. i want to present this to both you and my peers. one, the world outside the classroom is different from a hundred years ago. and two wl, 130,000 young people voted for change to the status quo. in many respects, the education system has failed us. how many young people can tell you what i mean by a budget surplus? of theut the basics world of finance, like taking out a loan, something you should know if you plan on one day living in a home? how are we going to learn to survive in the world of media when all we learned school is to factor and academia. mr.le like yourself, speaker, when you say political ideology, i would like to tell you what you mean, but all i learned school's chemistry and biology. how can we expect our generation to bloom from a curriculum constricted to the four walls of the classroom? ourhis topic is going to be campaign, we can't afford to just sit here and compla

you cannot see this, but we are watching clips of her with ross abbott and other roles as well, and theret of slapstick when she hit les! yes, there was. and although she did pantomime a lot with sue hodge, who was in ‘allo ‘allo and i know they played a double act, the ugly sisters, so she did that every year and she loved performing. and she was a great personality. very, very strong and fun to be with. the first ever baby panda cub born in france — has made his first public appearance. yuan meng, which means "making a dream come true" in chinese, was introduced to his new enclosure alongside his mother at beauval zoo. the five—month—old's parents have been on loan to the zoo from china since 2012. matt taylor has the weather. to go with the grey skies, some of you will have wet weather through today, courtesy of a weather front not keen to move anywhere in a great hurry. it will stay across parts of scotland, western fringes of england and wales tonight but it starts to fizzle out. rain turning lighter and patchy. some drizzle by the morning. still lots of cloud. where we do get breaks

the fifty five member nations are gathering for the annual salaries in ethiopia's capital out of abbott's added a you have it add a reports out of all that would be discussing corruption one of the biggest problems afflicting almost and continent but key in the discussions that will happen here today and moral issues or institutional and financial reform all that up the union how can the organization who are presenting with the five african countries be more robust and also how can it be bankrolled by its own members one of hong kong's most prominent pro-democracy activists has been barred from running in a byelection the government says that agnes child cannot be a candidate because her party's political platform violates the territories electoral laws charles party wants more autonomy from china u.s. president donald trump is calling for decisive action against the taliban after a group after the group claimed responsibility for saturday's suicide attack in kabul at least ninety five people were killed more than one hundred ninety others injured when the bomber detonated explosives that

rob: activist boycotting a the martin luther king parade of greg abbott accepts the invitation as honoraryrand marshal. the arlington naacp saying their protest or boycott, they believe the governor's policies go against what doctor king stood for. >> i want to make sure by being involved in the mlk parade that i am making clear, i represent every texan. rob: he plans to participate regardless. more confederate cleansing, school officials deciding to rename elementary schools that honor confederate leaders, petersburg school board saying it will change the name of three schools, robert ely elementary and ap hill as well. the move comes after the deadly white supremacist rally in charlottesville comes into focus. jillian: men and women in blue to honor law enforcement appreciation day. rob: the first lady sharing this photo, and the brave men and women who sacrificed so much to keep us safe, we appreciate all that you and your families do. great to see. 10 minutes after the hour border agents praising donald trump, praising for tougher security. >> all it took to send shockwaves throughout

there are examples of those who went through who in turn said, whom abbott in, here somebody would likeou to meet with. that is in a way, standard and politics. the question is, did they give money that influenced the opinion. a little harder to pin down. >> you have the red and the quote -- a corruption investigation. >> there are not a lot of democrats rushing to the defense of the clintons. although they are trying to make it not about the clintons and more about the president. take a listen. >> are these reports that the justice department at the president searching is now investigating hillary clinton again. that would be a violation of all protections put in place since watergate. no one should imagine that if that is the case the president will not patrick the justice department to badger anyone who runs against him in 2020. >> leland: for the president say that the clinton should be investigated. to have any idea if the justice department is investigating because of what the president said? or they just happened? >> we don't know. we think that there might be some sort of connec

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. >> the president and republican leaders in congress are like a abbott and costello. the congressional leaders tell me to negotiate with president trump. president trump tells me to figure it out with republican leaders. negotiating with this white house is like negotiating with jello. you can see he really wants to do it. but then a few hours later because of right wing pressure, he backs off. what i would like to know is who in the white house is a sort of moderating force who says this is a good thing for you and the country and your party. go for it. >> his heart is right on this issue. i think he has a good understanding of what will sell. every time we have a proposal, it is only yanked back by staff members. as long as steven miller is in charge of negotiating immigration, we're going nowhere. >> the reason we yanked these things back is because mr. miller, i have known him for a long time. i know he's passionate. i'll just tell you his view of immigration has never been in the mainstream of the senate. and i think we're never going to get there as long as we e

alison: the head of iran's revolutionary guards claims days of abbott -- antigovernment protest are now over. today the government organized rallies in several cities. unlike the antigovernment protest today's rallies were covered by state run media. thousands of people took to streets angry over iran's stagnant economy. at least 21 protesters were killed and hundreds of people were arrested. larry: a small but nowerful change on capitol hill today. two new senators sworn into office shrinking the republican majority ahead of a long-to do list. we detail what is ahead. reporter: today the senate became a little less republican. >> do support the constitution against all enemys? >> pence swore in two new democrats. al franken replace in the minnesota, tina smith seen with former vice president mondale. and alabama doug johns joined by his close friend former vice president joe biden. after beating roy moore in alabama, jones' arrival shrinks the g.o.p. majority to 51 republicans. the g.o.p. hopes to extend the majority in the mid-term election. three republican heavyweights retiring. orr

they were abbott without costello. i don't think this is a good look for liberals.ink about it, they didn't lose anything. all this is is a pause. it's a 17 day bathroom break between the shutdown and what's going to happen in february. >> dana: they did get the chip funding. >> greg: if you start screaming, you're going to look incredibly thankless. as jesse said, the narrative is a factual story. the dems put undocumented immigrants, illegal aliens before citizens. that's not a narrative. that's actually a documented fact. >> juan: how so? >> greg: they tried to stop the bill based on daca. what do i got to do? we have been talking about this for months. >> kimberly: what do you want him to do, hit his head? >> juan: the situation where donald trump undid daca and said i'm going to set a march deadline and then refused to negotiate and then wouldn't pass a budget. >> jesse: we are not at the deadline. >> dana: we have three weeks. >> kimberly: i think this bodes well for the president. in baseball, like you're in the pickle. you are going to get tagged out. politi

that i'm likely gone be an abbey a rather poor me you felt how could a head a little harder than the abbotts have been a sub lob a little bit uneasy when i can have my car let me in. can associate harm our martin eli see. her alive at the most anomalous with the usual show his promises. these green mountains and the hills are dark with the stench of death. all our villages are in the firing line of dark forces but many are suffocated by a forced quiet and resistance as quiet and it to bring safety and security and a strange calm to battle off hostile neighbors. our enemy doesn't know the true meaning of tranquility. except through the force of bombs their finger is on the trigger. and both sides are in a state of constant readiness the moment for war is coming our land will remain for those who spilled their blood in them for the sake. this house belongs to a retired lebanese army officer who says former president shimon peres used to stay nearby before the founding of israel in one nine hundred forty eight. barrels of their will to win over a girl of color to the rhythm of all. the. good wo

two upgrades of abbott labs, my trust owns it. was thinking of selling the darn thing, whatever you're allowed to say and boom, i mean, two analysts up. where have they been there's a lot of analysts completely asleep on the switch, asleep and i'm waking them up right now. you know they took -- take take this off mute when you see there's a demonstration and somebody alive alive. >> the president is -- he's awake -- >> yeah, he's back on tweeting and stuff. >> and he's kicking off the new year with take busy agenda eamon javers from outside the white house with more. >> reporter: good morning, scott to you as well the president returning from sunny march ra lag go to a chilly white house in washington, d.c. this morning. a couple of foreign policy issues, yesterday tweeting out about iran and pakistan yesterday. on ran the president tweeting iran is failing at every level, despite the terrible deal made with them by the obama administration the great iranian people have been repressed for many yeersz and hungry for food and freedo

joining us now is the governor of texas, greg abbott.ark $5 billion for amazon to move the newark. what are you offering amazon to move the dallas or austin? >> you know, i don't know if $5 trillion would be enough to entice amazon to go to new jersey -- stuart: oh, you're terrible, you're terrible. [laughter] but i don't blame you for saying it, sir. [laughter] go ahead. >> texas, obviously, will be stepping up and providing some incentives, but we will not give away the farm for this reason, stuart, and that is because texas has inherent advantages already built in. we have a low tax regime and, in fact, i just announced that i'm seeking to cut taxes even more. we have far more reasonable regulatory regime, and we've got this, in that amazon officials -- this that amazon officials have told me personally as we were involved in another groundbreaking facility in the state of texas, i asked them why is it you keep expanding in the state of texas, and they said one reason. they said it's because of your superior work force. texas has a pr

abbott labs, comcast, general electric and united technologies report before the opening bell ford isut today after the close. >>> staying on the earnings theme, shares of united airlines slipping following its quarterly report landon dowdy has more on those details. >> united airlines posting fourth quarter earnings that beat the street's estimates, but shares tanked after analysts seemed unconvinced after oscar munoz laid out the strategy for adding seats united has struggled to increase revenue for each seat it flies per mile add to that airlines facing higher jet fuel costs as the price of oil climbs in q4. united's fuel costs rose 18% from the previous year the airlines has unveiled other initiatives like its no-frilled basic economy class, and introduced a premium economy class, which offers a larger seat, more leg room and other perks. shares have risen more than 15% this year thanks to a sunnier forecast in january. shares are off about 7% this morning. delta and american off about 5% as well. back over to you >> thank you very much for that. >>> still ahead on "worldwide exch

thanks to a big water main break from late this morning from henry avenue and abbotts avenue.ut it was not confined to henry avenue and rolled down the wall on the northbound side of route 1, the roosevelt boulevard and because of the temperatures this afternoon it turned into an icy mess. these northbound lanes were closed most of the afternoon around 4:00, they got the left lane open to traffic even though it's going to be slippery and they have so much salt down there. the ramifications from this are still felt. we have gridlock around east falls and ridge avenue is a parking lot and extra traffic on school house lane and the delays are spilling across the river to city avenue where you are look agent single digit speeds and now in that mess another accident at city and presidential. big delays on kelly drive, 9 miles per hour there and hunting park a detour to the boulevard. 8 miles per hour. and 5 miles per hour. and it's a mess and the delays smile on the schuylkill 8 miles per hour there. and the parking lot in both directions here as the westbound taillights are parked

. >> barbara abbott says the problems include an increased diesel tax in california, a shortage of truckers and new federal trackers that don't allow trucks on the roads for more than 11 hours a day. this time a year, much of the food bank's produce comes from arizona. >>> a woman accused of stealing credit cards at two weddings in petaluma is in jail. police say 50-year-old georgian kennedy snuck into bridal rooms and took credit cards out of women's purses. they say she later made $1,100 in purchases. >>> prosecutors have made a decision in the case of an off- duty los angeles police officer. kevin ferguson who fired a gun while confronting teens outside his home last year [ yelling and gunshot ] >> the confrontation was caught on camera on camera by one of the teens. the video sparking public outrage! the orange county district attorney decided not to file criminal charges because the evidence doesn't support that he used unreasonable force. >> what mr. ferguson did flat out is no question about that endangered and terrified the 13- year-old child. >> the officer told detectives that he

. >> the president is like abbott, leader mcconnell is like costello. you do it. they point at each other, and nothing gets done. reporter: all right, here is how the makeup, how the math works as it relates to the senate. 51 republicans though john mccain is not here. three different republican senator, lindsey graham, mike rounds have already said as it stands at the moment they would be voting no on the bill in it is current form. this there would be 13 democrats, 13 at least would have to vote yes with the republicans. david, melissa, when you break the math down that way, you can understand why here at the white house they feel that the tough spot on the hill is with the senate, that one senior white house official telling me, it's a 50/50 shot. back to you. melissa: blake, thank you so much. here now is stephen hayes, "the weekly standard" editor-in-chief, a fox news contributor. what is your take on that. >> blake is right. white house source is too optimistic, 50/50 is stretch. mike lee, has history voting against short term budget fixes and expressed skep

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at jp morgan the analysts say they're encouraged by abbott's product line stock also being added to the cnbc i.q. 100 index. it's trading up 2.8% right now kelly? >> oh, boy. >>> time for a krns krcnbc newse let's get over to sue herera. >> hello, guys, here's has happening at this hour, everyone u.s. ambassador to the united nations nikki haley saying the u.s. will withhold $250 million in aid to pakistan and saying pakistan could be cut off completely if it harbors terrorism. protests taking place there today after president trump criticized the country in a tweet. >>> north korea could be planning a ballistic missile launch in the next few days according to u.s. military officials. u.s. intelligence detecting the type of activity usually seen prior to a launch. >>> check this out that is not good news. long look at the bottom of your screen okay that car in davenport, iowa, completely encased in ice. there was a water main break then there was some snow and now that car is literally frozen solid plus it's a snow emergency, so call carshave to be removed from the road not that one

. >> yes lisa abbott the managing director with kpm good. i am here to present the required communications that we have at the end of every the journal entries they have control over the data. there are procedures listed on the right we performed as a result. we noted no exceptions or findings over this risk. unnotifieanunmodified opinion. it is good to read what management wrote. so that concludes our brief presentation. any questions for me? >> thank you, good presentation. that is a good reminder to read the first 20 pages of the supporting document. it gives you a good overview. it is good for us to keep up the familiarity with it. directors, any questions or comments? great job. thank you very much. it is good to see that come back with the clean audit like that. it is very helpful. congratulations. >> for the record there is no member of the public to address you on this matter. >> thi this is a question. thank you for explaining the new rules on reporting the pension obligations. i guess my question is sort of a forward looking one. i

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