alex: i'm alex. nice to meet you. sue? sue: hey, alex. store owners. alex: creates a nonslip surface walking up and down stairs. think it's something you want to try? woman: yeah. [ laughs ] man: nice to meet you. thanks for your time. alex: oh, thank you. lemonis: the trade show ended a lot better than it started, but the best part was seeing thom and alex work together. thom: the contribution you're making is good. i might not have been giving you the opportunity. i need to step back and count on you. i want you to run putting all these pieces together with true value. lemonis: i do think the packaging looks... alex: yeah, i like it. thom: it does look good. lemonis: we're seeing the goal line. okay, buddy. alex: cool. lemonis: thank you. alex: thanks, dad. love you, dad. thom: great. ♪ paul: hello. john: guys, how are you? lemonis: how are you? since the trade show, i've tasked the company with finalizing the product packaging and also coming up with the displays. i've set up an opportunity for thom and the team to present their full a

alex: you don't have to.nna be disappointed with the material you don't get because you know it's really tough stuff, and you're not expected to get it. those contestants, they'll get it because we know they're bright. they have to take a big test in order to be on the show. but we have a lot of pop culture material now. music, movies, stuff like that. that you can relate to. you go to the movies, you listen to music. i love that you're pointing at me when we're talking about the easier ones. thank you. - all right. - you know how i did in "high rollers," clearly. - yeah, well. - ( laughs ) harvey: 34 years it's been on the air with you. 7,600 episodes. does it get old for you ever? - alex: never. - harvey: why? because every day we have new contestants, every day we have new material. the format is the same. so, i feel very comfortable in that format. i've settled into it. and i like it, and i can relax with it. and because i can do that, i can fool around. - alex: nerdcore hip-hop. - hip-hop. yes. it's a p

alex: you don't have to.disappointed with the material you don't get because you know it's really tough stuff, and you're not expected to get it. those contestants, they'll get it because we know they're bright. they have to take a big test in order to be on the show. but we have a lot of pop culture material now. music, movies, stuff like that. that you can relate to. you go to the movies, you listen to music. i love that you're pointing at me when we're talking about the easier ones. thank you. - all right. - you know how i did in "high rollers," clearly. - yeah, well. - ( laughs ) harvey: 34 years it's been on the air with you. 7,600 episodes. does it get old for you ever? - alex: never. - harvey: why? because every day we have new contestants, every day we have new material. the format is the same. so, i feel very comfortable in that format. i've settled into it. and i like it, and i can relax with it. and because i can do that, i can fool around. - alex: nerdcore hip-hop. - hip-hop. yes. it's a people w

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alex: absolutely.th an upcoming march 3 primary next year less than a year away, a couple of important bits of advice. first of all, check your registration status. you can go to voterstatus.sos.ca.gov and make sure all your registration information is accurate and up to date. if you need to make any changes or if you need to register for the first time, you can go to registertovote.ca.gov. so, those two important measures before next march's primary election. and for official election information, visit the secretary of state's website at sos.ca.gov. damian: all right, and when you visited the silicon valley leaders this past wednesday, what was your message to the silicon valley leaders? alex: well, i think that the main purpose of the convening is if you're paying attention to elections and you care about election security, you hear a lot about what's going on at maybe the state and at the federal level, but ultimately elections are administered at the local level, right? it's the county that mails

welcome back rachel and alex. we were talking a little about how jewish food has come into the mainstream and i am wondering with a loom no shy and the way you think about jewish food alex, how that is from your perfect stiff. >> well, i feel a real sense of pride and the fact that's our food which, i'll admittedly, ashkenazi jewish food can be kind of bland and it is comfort food for us and nostalgic and that is why we love it stow much, but it is not always the best food. last week for those people who watched top chef, were almost at the final and a woman chef from kentucky was jewish and had to cook something from their own heritage and mix it with chinese flavors and she went shopping in a store where she couldn't read the packages. all the chefs had to do that. she bought crackers and made matzo ball soup and she won. hearing them discussing it, i felt a sense of pride. this is a gourmet challenge and she might win the title with a bowl of matzoh ball soup. it goes to rachel's point about what is jewish cuis

>> alex perez with us again tonight. thank you, alex. >>> and now to late developments tonight involving michael cohen, the president's one-time fixer and personal attorney general, revealing new documents behind closed doors on capitol hill today. sources telling abc news shortly after the fbi raided his home and law office, he was approa approached, as they tried to keep cohen from flipping. here's abc's chief justice correspondent pierre thomas tonight. >> good morning. >> reporter: today, michael cohen back on capitol hill. behind closed doors with the house intelligence committee. the president's former fixer, tonight, sources tell abc news that shortly after the fbi raided his home and office, cohen was contacted by two attorneys claiming to have ties to rudy giuliani, the president's personal lawyer. sources say those attorneys wanted to make sure cohen did not abandon the president. at the time, the president was publically sympathetic to cohen. >> they broke into the office of one of my personal attorneys. it's

alex perez live in chicago tonight. and alex, they are holding r. kelly for failure to pay child support? >> reporter: that's right, david. the judge ordered he be held until he pays the full back $160,000 he owes in back child support. his team says they hope to have that money by next week. david? >> alex perez with us again tonight. thank you, alex. >>> and now, to late developments tonight involving michael cohen, the president's one-time fixer and personal attorney, revealing new documents behind closed doors on capitol hill today. sources telling abc news shortly after the fbi raided his home and law office, that cohen was approached by lawyers claiming to have ties to the president's personal attorney, rudy giuliani, as they tried to keep cohen from flipping. here's abc's chief justice correspondent pierre thomas good morning. >> reporter: today, michael cohen back on capitol hill. behind closed doors with the house intelligence committee. the president's former fixer, now his sworn enemy, but tonight, sources tell abc news that shortly after

as of alex's diagnose has a 12 but i do it me. >> last week alex revealed he underwent brain surgery for blood at clos after a fall. >> what are you planning on doing in our retirement? >> that was alex at the 92nd street "y" just a couple of years before getting his cancer diagnose. he goes on to say if he does retire, he sees a woman taking over. >> because of the way women have come to the forefront in the recent year it's probably going to be a woman. somebody bright, somebody personable. i nominated betty white. >> here's the an interesting note. alex trebek has never had akevi priestley andnd forever but the same is true off screen as well. my deerthat is how jason descri luke, saying he was in so much pain over the loss. jason posted, luke was not only a star, he was an incredibly bright light that was extinguished too soon. >> all the years we have been friends, which super seeds the years we have, whoed together on the show. >> these two had a special bond that formed from the first day they met? >> what about luke? i hate luke. he's terrible. he puts epoxy glue in his hair.

anna: thank you, alex.ing against the background noise on the green at westminster, from the institute for government, with insight on what is to take place here, historic events. we will talk about something it -- the companies surged after cleared of wrongdoing. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ welcome back, this is "bloomberg markets: european open." rallied theres have most in it decade after and it -- an investigation found regulators were not material. some employees in singapore may face terminal liability. joining us is marcus bron, the ceo of wirecard. we have seen selective findings from the report. do you plan to release it in full? that theythink released all key findings, so that is it. i think everything is on the table. the market has full transparency. andave already addressed improved oversight and regulation in the region, and we think we can now go back to business and refocus on the strong performance of wirecard's innovation power. for us, yesterday is a very positive turning point, and i think w

we were there 21 years ago as alex trebek pulled the lever on very first ever "jeopardy!" slot machine. >> i feel lucky! >> of course, those words to hard to hear in light of alex's cancer battle and especially on a day like today where he begins the fight of his life. >> i have hosted close to 8,000 chose. that means close to half a million clues. but i never, ever discount the importance that luck has played in my career. >> and today alex begins the first round of chemotherapy for stage 4 pancreatic cancer. >> now, normally the prognosis for this is not very encouraging but i'm going fight this. i plan to beat the low survival rate statistics forp this disease. >> pancreatic cancer claimed the lives of aretha franklin, patrick swayze and michael landon. doctor travis stork of "the doctors" teals "e.t." this is a serious diagnose. >> it's devastating. there's a 3% survival rate over five years and you pray the odds are in alex's favor. >> so how will this affect jeopar? is in the mid-of his 35 season. as of now, alex's diagnose has not further tapings. >> it's close to a

. >> reporter: alex, very true. rainy skies, much of the day has given way to clearing right now, and the sun literally poking through the clouds just off to my left. the roadway behind me still slick, leading to problems for some odorouss. >> the car slipped and fell. i get the road is slippery. they just kind of like you know, when out of place and went like that. >> reporter: dexter woods has a story to tell about a badly front end that is deal that highway 17 near glenwood wide, and they say this vehicle accident, one of the accident on that same stretch of roadway over the past hour. officers say even if it is not raining, the wet conditions can make it treacherous. santa cruz county parks upon workers are clearing the riverbanks of the san lorenzo river. rainfall beginning tonight could lead to flooding if logs and other debris on are removed ahead of time. >> we are trying to clean up all the debris that we can, so. >> reporter: can be a big problem. >> we do it now. especially if the river goes up, this is a

>> absolutely, alex. i think you're going to see democrats really want this to be released in order to justify, you know, lots of the investigations that are currently going on in the house. and i think in case anything that is maybe unflattering to the president, i think congressional democrats realize that will help them further in this investigation. however, republicans on the flip side are saying, while they're going to follow the president's, i guess rhetoric that you've seen throughout this entire 22 months, saying this was a witch hunt, this was all politically motivated -- they say that if there's really nothing in there, release it, and then the american people can essentially see that maybe it was a witch hunt. so, you're seeing totally different reasoning there but all definitely rallying for transparency in that regard. >> you know, julia, some democrats are already threatening to subpoena the report if they don't get full access, and can they do that if it contains classified information? >>

guest dmitri bobbitt he's a political analyst we spoke nick international and in athens we cross to alex krista for oh he is the director and writer for the duran dot com all right gentlemen crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate let me go first to athens alex. congresswoman omar her greatest sin was not saying anything remotely anti-semitic not even actually anti israel her sin was is to reveal the very cozy relationship congress has with apac and with israel and she got plummeted from for it on all cross the aisle both sides and the media continues to misrepresent what she actually said and then we point out here it's probably the only issue that i would agree with her on and i think that what's that's is what makes this national conversation very very important go ahead in athens. yeah i agree with you on that on reading her comments i don't think there was there was anything that controversial as to what she said she said something that many people in d.c. i'm sure are well aware of and everybody that's watching this show i'm sur

y dijo: " alex rodrÍguez deja de ponerle los cuernos a jennifer lÓpez".el con la ex. michelle: siempre ha sido un hombre muy polÉmico este ex pelotero. mi pregunta es si tiene pruebas para confirmar lo que estÁ diciendo porque es una alegaciÓn muy fuerte. borja: Él dice que estarÍa dispuesto hasta a someterse a la mÁquina del polÍgrafo. michelle: pero por quÉ llega a contarlo en este momento cuando la felicidad de las ronda? recuerde que puede ingresar a las plataformas sociales. no te quedes dormido porque hoy es el dÍa nacional de tomar una siesta. [ "hoy tengo tiempo (pinta sensual)" by carlos vives ♪ tú me tienes volando ♪ tú me tienes soñando ♪ tú me tienes tirando ♪ pinta sensual el 60 % de las mujeres usa toallas del tamaño incorrecto y puede tener derrames. no tiene que ser así con always my fit. prueba el tamaño siguiente para hasta un 20 % más de cobertura de día o de noche. porque mejor cobertura es mejor protección. always borja: continuamos con mÁs noticias para ti. hoy es el dÍa nacional de tomar una siesta. aunque decenas de estudios conclu

>> i have no idea, alex.t's a shame only 13 members of the house voted fortress illusion moving to the senate. i'm happy to see that now at least in the senate it looks like that vote will pass, so the president will have to decide if he wants to veto and put forward and seek and override for that power to create a national emergency. the republicans have shown right now in leadership they are in no position to lead. they are not -- they have no moral fiber left in them because of the way they have sold themselves to donald trump. what's worse is they are not doing their job in any way, shape, or form by laying down and letting donald trump walk all over them. >> here is the last question to you and it refers to the cpac which the president knocked democrats for the deal calling them socialists. there's a new "wall street journal" nbc poll which found 50% of americans view that term socialism or socialist negatively. how concerned are you about this becoming a key attack line for republicans? >> i do think de

alex. >> you have to wonder. once you get the report out there, what more is there for the democrats to demand? put it out and we can move on. we will move on for now. we will see you again, hans, thank you. let's degrbring in kevin cerill. good morning to the three of you. elisa, we heard threats like this from the president before. i want you to listen to the commissioner warning early they are week. >> two weeks ago, i briefed the media and testified that our immigration system is at the breaking point. that breaking point has arrived this week at the border. cbb is facing a border security crisis along the border. >> okay. so the president's threat. is it a justifiable one this time around? is there a crisis or is this politics? >> there absolutely may be a crisis. it depends who you ask which side if it is justifiable. there is no doubt that there has been an increase of people coming to the border. "usa today" reported they are having a hard time hiring age s agents. they have to promote the program. there

>> reporter: alex ar maud ju junior, a rising star for the carolina panthers. how big are you? >> 6'2", 250. >> reporter: that's a lot of football player. >> it helps on the field. >> reporter: you are trained to have a target. this video shown for the first time shows alex capturing a man police say had broken into his car. >> stop [ bleep ]! >> reporter: exchanging a few choice words and holding him until police arrive. >> i can't relax like this, dude. >> i can't either, you just tried to bla tried to break into my [ bleep ] car. >> reporter: thanks to this, a security camera installed in his car. what he did next should not be tried at home. devices like owl are part of the multi-billion dollar consumer surveillance market, protecting our cars and our homes with smart devices like ring and google nest. making it easier to catch thieves in the act. >> our homes, our cars, obviously, they're some of our biggest investments. and they also, we're personally attached to them. cars, et cetera, mean something to us beyond the dollar value. >> reporter: which means something to ale

caracas is selling its black gold plus the scandal is growing across the border in the great white north alex mahela which breaks the breaks it all down from toronto and the donald trump kim jong un summit has stalled in vietnam archies scardino used brings us the latest from hanoi and finally five g. has caused quite a bit geopolitical stir but what exactly is five g. technology calling cook of the big picture joins us to break it all down it's a jam packed show today so let's hit some headlines let's go. the latest signs of a slowdown in the united states economy leader global report today is the latest figures show growth falling significantly in the final quarter of twenty teen those figures from the u.s. commerce department show growth falling to an n u allies rate of two point six percent in the final three months of last year down nearly a full percentage point from the previous quarter growth for the entire year registered at two point nine percent looking forward the us federal reserve has forecast twenty nineteen growth in the united states at two point three percent and other serio

mark hillary for which an arctic correspondent alex mahela bitch welcome to both of you alex i'd like to start with you and of these two studies are pretty interesting and they both come out interestingly with that headline that i read there about the largest trade deficit ever alex tell us about the two studies. of art i don't think you're to be surprised by the study as i will ignore those studies as i was not here let me tell you the two organizations we're talking about that would be the center for economic policy research and the national science foundation grant was a group that was working under this grant including a woman by the name a penny goldberg you might know her name she's a chief economist at the world bank so you have a lot of very influential process involved in all this and they've come down with a bottom line here the bottom line is the american the average american has been paying for these tariffs in the church to the tune of sixty nine billion dollars so really when you break it down there's your trickle down all the way to the average american so we're talking

malin alex welcome back. thank you alex tell me a bit about the belgian wrote an initiative or b r i we talk a lot about it here on the show but for those who somehow haven't heard about it yet tell us about the. break that down for you just after i tell you that you know what they believe this is a big move for them twenty nine agreements signed over the weekend during president she's visit to italy and this amounts to about two point eight billion dollars investment so of course italy was excited to jump on board especially when you start off with a bonus surprise like this but out let's talk about the belt and wrote initially here's a map this should give us a good view of what this looks like we're talking about sixty percent of the population of the globe already pretty much signed on to this thing. it's china centered business network basically right so the trading that work that is center is centered around china we're talking about the old silk road from ages ago and this is the basis of this but you

join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to us of the world of politics or business i'm show business i'll see you that. welcome back here in the united states the saga of california utility pacific gas and electric has taken one more turn for the worse as the company takes a ten point five billion dollars charge on their balance sheets from last year's record setting camp fire the company's stock fell sharply after p.g. and e. economically acknowledged the likelihood that their hardware sparked the deadly blaze which killed eighty five people creating enormous perhaps crippling liabilities for the company the company also announced an additional one billion dollars charge from a crude cost from the twenty seventeen wildfire season p.g. and e.'s interim c.e.o. john simons said we recognize that more must be done to adapt to and address the increasing threat of wildfires and extreme weather in order to keep our customers and communities safe. turning from payouts to bailouts greece is being threatened by european union creditors who say the mediterranean nati

♪ >>> tonight, alex tremendous beck reveals he's battling cancer. >> i'm going to fight this.e'll get it done. >> the "jeopardy" host's devastating diagnosis. will he leave the show? >>> then -- >> don't tell me! >> r. kelly, his explosive interview. >> is this camera on me? >> breaking his silence on the sexual abuse allegations. >> use your common sense. >> only we're with gayle king getting exclusive details on just how intense things got behind the scenes. >> oprah calls me and says, are you okay? >>> then, luke perry. what he told u returning to "90210." >> when people watch, they're, like, oh yeah. >> and how his other him tonight. >>> and taylor swift fearing for her life? why she's carrying army supplies to feel safe. this is "entertainment tonight.. well, our top story tonight, sad, shocking news about belov beloved "jeopardy" host, alex trebek. >> he revealed he's battling cancer and fighting for his life. today the 78-year-old tv legend revealed he's battling stage four pank yatic cancer. stage 4 is when it spread to other parts of the body. >> normally the prognosi

. >>> and the new message tonight from alex trebek. >>> good evening. it's great to have you with us on this friday night. we begin with the horrific terror attack that unfolded in new zealand over night. not one, but two mosques in christchurch were targeted. the countries worst mass shooting ever. they were in prayer. the mosques are just three miles apart. the victims whoa did get out covered in blood, they were rushed to the hospital. the gunman who wrote of white nationalism was armed with at least two semi-automatic weapons and two rifles. many of the survivors barely escaping, scaling walls to get through windows. police racing to the scene. offices chasing down the suspect who was dressed in army fatigues. tonight what we just learned about the gunman and what our correspondent just asked president trump. does he see white nationalism as a rising threat around the world? his response and new zealand's prime minster now responding to that. will carr is on the scene for us in new zealand tonight. >> reporter: tonight, chaos and shock. unimaginable

rodrÍguez y jlo y los amores en la vida de alex ahora. >> ¿ serÁn mas o menos?.ades sanitarias divulgaron el caso de un niÑo en oregon que no estaba vacunado contra el tÉtano y estuvo al borde de la muerte y que se convirtiÓ en el primer caso de tÉtano en ese estado en 30 aÑos, su recuperaciÓn tomo mÁs de dos meses de recuperaciÓn y casi un millÓn de dolares de gastos mÉdicos y rehabilitaciÓn, el pequeÑo de seis aÑos se infectÓ en 2017 mientras jugaba en la granja de su familia. >> las autoridades quieren recortar la edad para hacer un reconocimiento para prevenir el cÁncer rectal que actualmente se hace sobre los 50 aÑos, todo por el nÚmero creciente de casos de personas jÓvenes que los padecen, los bebÉs nacidos de ma madres fumadoras durante el embarazo tienen doble de riesgo de muerte sÚbita que las madres que no fuman, esto lo estudiaron en el hospital de niÑos de seattle luego de analizar los datos de 20 millones de nacimientos, dicen que 800 niÑos se hubieran salvado al aÑo si no hubieran fumado. y solo un 26% de los padres dijo que no fuma cigarrillos ele

alex. >> wait a minute, pete.illiam barr said he will release as much information as possible as is consistent with the law. you are saying that legally speaking, he does not have to release any. is it possible that other than the perhaps bullet points he gives to congress, that would be it? >> reporter: i think what the justice department is trying to struggle with here is two conflicting things. on the one hand, mueller is under the rule, suppose to tell the attorney general about people he investigated, but didn't charge. normally speaking, the justice department doesn't do that. if it investigates somebody and doesn't bring charges, you don't blab about it. you think the hillary clinton is the notable exception to that. of course, yes. you may recall how that ended. that's the interest, i think, on the one hand that the justice department is struggling with. on the other hand, barr knows the need to get out as much information as possible. that is what they are trying to balance right now. they want to tell co

alex, thank you.ies say four people have died, including three 17—year—old boys, as tens of thousands of palestinians protest at the perimeter fence between israel and gaza. some demonstrators threw stones and burned tyres, with israelis returning tear gas and live fire. tonight israeli forces say rockets have been launched from gaza. it's the first anniversary of weekly protests against a security blockade by the israelis which prevents the movement of goods and people in and out of gaza. 0ur middle east correspondent tom bateman sent this report from gaza. a warning, his report does contain distressing images. he throws a rock. gunshot. an israeli sniperfires back. a bullet to the leg — another palestinian joins the thousands with wounds from a year of protests at gaza's boundary fence. week after week, they have come back here. this couple got engaged after meeting at the protests last year. every palestinian has the right to live... we are here in gaza. we are oppressed people. we want to live our

it is time to go, alex is ready. the worst pa rt time to go, alex is ready. the worst part is over.periencing was mostly about the flight. woke up this morning, ready to prepare for the park. then we will help in the car and go. he knows we are going somewhere fun. we are headed to morgan's wonderland, which is a theme park in san antonio, texas, for special needs children. lots of fun things for children. lots of fun things for children of all cognitive levels to experience. morgan's wonderland came about when the founder, gordon hartman, sold his construction company and was able to devote all of his time to building this part for his daughter. she was developmentally delayed. and he made this wonderful playground in her honour and for her, and opened it up to the world. this beautiful park with a carousel, a ferris wheel, train, with and sensory fun things and everything that small children and everything that small children and big kids alike would love to come and have fun. it was almost as if it was built for us. so where do you all recommend we go first? do you like it? oh, m

we'll take a look back at alex and jenn's road to love.t is coming up. >>> well, love and marriage are definitely on chris pratt and katherine schwarzenegger's minds. that's when they are not busy raising sheep. katherine is explaining her lamb learning curve to our lauren zima. >> i still have a lot to learn when it comes to the lambs. i feel much more knowledgeable dogs. that's much more my lane. >> still, katherine seems right at home living the country life on chris '100-acre spread in washington state. >> we're knee deep in lamb. >> i mean, i already knew they were adorable, but i just like getting to hold them. it's just an incredible experience. >> and this weekend, the animal rescue advocate was feeling puppy love at the premiere of a documentary about some of the world's most amazing canines. >> i was really excited to be here and watch this movie which is highlighting all these incredible dogs. >> will you be adopting more dogs? >> i mean, my overall goal is to rescue every animal, so hopefully yes. >> kat rip hit the carpet solo

correspondent alex male a bit thanks alex thank you. and continuing with weiwei here's a troubling circumstance americans living in remote and low income areas could end up paying more for telecommunications services if a move by the u.s. federal communications commission to block them from doing business with the white with weiwei is successful legal journalist molly barrows contributor with america's lawyers is here now to explain hey molly thank you for being with us i mean explain how sort of the rural and really also some lower income areas those americans might be affected by this move. yes absolutely it seems so many of these political tit for tat stories that we do whether it's the government shutdown or any other number of issues it seems like it's the low income people the ones that are that the wage earners going from paycheck to paycheck that are hit by some of these decisions and this is no different so the top administration in congress as we've talked about are taking a number of steps designed to hinder the u.s. operatio

or in the on the on the news but no i think it's go back to alex alex exactly it brings up a really good point and we know that adler wants to continue. and and others in the republican party adam schiff for example i mean are they going to get eyeballs and clicks for the next stage of this i mean after so much of this was hyped i mean essential if you do the same thing over and over again and get the same result but expect something different well that's the definition of insanity isn't it our stupidity. yeah that this is terrible that they're going to continue to double down on this and i think they have to because the democrats right now have no platform peter they have no platform the entire platform is built on a o.c.s. new green deal green new deal on climate change they have nothing nothing else they have a lot of things that they could run on absolutely but they don't they're going to double down on this russia witch hunt this hoax and the media is going to help him with this and not only that also brought up a good point we also learned how in bed the social media yes giants in

>> good morning, alex.inly there wasn't a breach in terms of the president ordering security clearance. he has that authority. >> right. >> he has the authority to determine what's classified or not, who has clearances and certainly who speaks on his behalf or is an envoi. puzzling, right? but what is interesting here, and you've already covered some of this earlier in your program, is what were the concerns that the intelligence community and the fbi had with respect to giving jared kushner these clearances, the particular elements of leverage that foreign intelligence services or foreign counter parties would have over him and, in particular, with respect to the portfolios he is covering for the president and the united states, issues related to middle east peace, the relationship with saudi arabia. jared kushner has played a constructive, important role in nafta in relation to latin america. what are those concerns? all of this turmoil raises the question, what were those concerns? and are those concerns

host alex trebek announcing he has stage four pancreatic cancer. on social media, the 78-year-old posting this message to fans. >> now, just like 50,000 other people in the united states each year, this week, i was diagnosed with stage four pancreatic cancer. now, normally, the prognosis for this is not very encouraging, but i'm going to fight this. and i'm going to keep working. and with the love and support of my family and friends, and with the help of your prayers also, i plan to beat the low survival rate statistics for this disease. >> reporter: just two weeks ago, trebek was on the road,

. >> long-time host of "jeopardy" alex trebek announced that he's battling pancreatic cancer. >> katen spoke with a cancer specialist about what this means. kate? >> reporter: pancreatic cancer is associated with the lowest survival rates of any type of cancer. in his statement, alex trebek acknowledged that, while at the same time remaining hopeful. >> here is the host of "jeopardy." >> reporter: for 35 years, alex trebek has been at the help of "jeopardy." on wednesday, he made a different sort of announcement. >> this week, i was diagnosed with stage four pancreatic cancer. >> i like the balance he struck between being hopeful and having sort of a strong spirit saying i'm going to beat this. but realistic at the same time. >> reporter: dr. andrew is an oncologist, specializing in pancreatic cancer. he's not treating alex trebek, but says the disease, which has taken the lives of patrick swayze and aretha franklin, is affecting more americans. >> based on current statistics and projections, probably in the next decade, it's going to be the leading cause of cancer related death in th

may have come up a bit short of what some had expected but that doesn't mean it won't have an impact alex mahela bitch and steve malzberg join us to discuss what kind of market moves we can expect to see on the world's most populous continent twice as technology barrels full steam ahead so to finance on the arse lena peet of u.c. helps us analyze the future of ten sec. and finally trade tensions are causing some people's bank accounts to take a beating and it's causing troubles related to trash all the varos is standing by to discuss why some american cities are burning their recycling all of that direct a remarkable reversal on the issue of illicit international money flows leads our global report today as the european commission blocks the blacklisting of saudi arabia and for u.s. territories in the fight against financial crime as we reported here the european commission previously recommended that twenty three countries and territories including saudi arabia and for unincorporated territories of the united states be added to the european union's list of areas where not enough is being

alex speaks first to s. about shiloh of the circus islanders movement is a bow welcome to the alexander show thank you for the screen a strong community of goes here in the u.k. mostly gather groan crawley beer got we're poor people came originally how many people in that community and a whole that come about at the moment we are around the freetown thousand or more in the u.k. but why fall a why gatwick airport it's because the first group that came they came to get week airport they landed there and for couple of days then they were introduced to the council of crawley and it was them who had the duty to look for accommodation for them as we are family orientated in the community when others come we would just say ok you can come to my house come instead over so this is how it happened because we just wanted to keep that bond family bond that's very interesting like many immigrant communities once it was a bridge had established people grouped together because it was people that knew their friends people f

alex, i want to make this clear for our viewers.omorrow we have a vote in parliament to extend the beginning of brexit. alex: delay. brent: realistically into may. longer than that, the u.k. would have to participate in eu elections. alex: if it is until may only, that unless a miracle happens, it will have to be theresa may trying to put her deal back to parliament, which as we have said has been rejected twice. for a majority of mp's within parliament to agree on something and then to the eu agreeing on that as well by may, it looks very difficult. the e.u. have made it very clear they will only allow an extension with a good reason. the have to know what parliament wants and at the moment we do not know what parliament wants and perhaps we might start getting more indicative votes tomorrow night. mp's saying, do we want to go this way? no. that white? no -- that way? no. this could bring us to a second referendum. this is the point we are now reaching. it is chaos and nobody knows which way it is going. and although it is still p

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