he talks to the other woman on the red carpet and then walks back over to where alina is. >> you know the producer is in his ear, not like he can walk off and stop doing his job. >> turns around, lightly hits him with all of the hair she's got going on, he pushes her out of the way, she reaches for his nose. once you think the interview is over, she says to him oh you dropped something. when he leans down to pick it up, she kicks him in the butt and then he does this. >> i don't care who you are. you lay your hands on me this is what happens. >> she did it several times. there's another layer to the story. >> they date? >> yes! >> you could totally tell. >> in fact in the interview in russia she tells woman "we just broke up yesterday." so this is a freshly open wound. >> check out this beaulifsunset. it's not the sunset you pay attention to. that is happening. 381,000 ridley turtles are coming ashore to lay their eggs. >> now stay away from it, people. it looks cool. it's an amazing sight. just leave them be. >> they'll be protected, this of themected sp ls.ie but they need protectio

the hill is reporting that senators lindsey graham of soccer alina and bill cassidy of louisiana are going into overdrive to win over alaska senator lisa murkowski in favor of the bill to dismantle the health care law. senator murkowskioverdrive to wa republicans to think the desk to sink the latest repeal bill to death. special accommodations would have to be made in the bill for alaska to win over senator murkowski. see the entire story -- story online at the hill.com. an update on the cassidy graham proposal that could come up in the senate next week, along with a look at what a separate bipartisan effort to help change the market failed in the senate health committee. senate girds for final obamacare retail

at this red carpet at an awards show in russia you've got the singer there, alina yahn being interviewed by some red carpet hosts but their interaction is a bit unusual. she turns around and smacks the male on the head and he seems to be a little puzzled, walks doesn't know what's going on. >> what is going on? >> female reaction like that doesn't happen unprovoked. >> well apparently he made a very unfriendly comment aboutoutfit so she retaliated physically. >> a bold move by the guy wearing the mint green three-piece. >> yes. >> i got to admit, you know -- >> do we know exactly what he said, a translation? >> sounds like he compared her to pus n boots. >> she didn't have to snap back and hit the man. >> whatever this thing keeps going. he talks tthe other woman on the carpet and then walks back over to where is. >> you know the producer is in not like he can walk off and stop doing his job. >> turns around lightly hits him with all of the hair she's got going on he pushes her out of the way, she reaches for his nose. once you think the interview is over she says to him oh you dropped s

yes alina engine produce sixty six kilowatts and the cars they power move relatively slowly the amount of well wonders whether the maker with the fifty five kilo why gas knowing engine would just hold up traffic. we're testing the very end with a one point five liter diesel engine at two thousand r.p.m. it achieves a maximum torque of two hundred twenty new meters which gives it a bit more pick up than either of the gasoline powered versions. but even it needs eleven point nine seconds to move from zero to one hundred kilometers an hour in compensation our version with the start stop function is supposed to burn just three point five liters of fuel per one hundred kilometers. west to go as the interior of the new maker is much less noisy than its predecessor but he managed while still wouldn't call it quiet and comfortable as soon as you drive faster the wind outside is loud and the engine has to work hard and that's allowed to fall into place and all. in some the new me crap is more for design fans than for sporty drivers. from the back and resembles the c.n.d. beads from the side the

here's alina jenkins.m the west this afternoon. our first named storm of the season approaches. it is called aileen. it has been barling towards the uk, already bringing per sis tent rain over northern ireland, western scotland, wales and western parts of england. it is the strength of winds which gives you cause for concern. we have an amber warning. gusts across england and wales of 50—60mph. for a time, gusts across england and wales of 50—60mph. fora time, as gusts across england and wales of 50—60mph. for a time, as this area of low pressure moves across northern england, parts of the midlands and north wales, we could see gusts up to 75mph. windy and wet as that band of rain pushes eastwards. the strength strength of wind could bring damages to trees, branches or trees down entirely. certainly some disruption to travel. bbc local radio is the best place to get updates tonight and into tomorrow morning. aileen pulls into the north sea tomorrow morning. the rain eases. a day of sunshine and showers. th

here's alina jenkins. this time last year, it was the heart of september day in one century.o get about 16 or 17 degrees. when a shower went through kew gardens earlier, temperatures drop down to a0 degrees and there will be more showers through this evening. 0ver will be more showers through this evening. over the last few hours, the colours indicate some sharp downpours and they will keep going through this evening but what we will find overnight is that the showers will become confined to south west england, wales, northern ireland and the north west of scotla nd ireland and the north west of scotland but this feature here will bring more persistent rain across the north and east of thing went overnight, but there will be drier and clearer scots and perhaps in the countryside, values could get down to four or countryside, values could get down to fouror5 countryside, values could get down to four or 5 degrees. first thing tomorrow, some persistent rain in the east of england that will ease away and broadly, a day of sunshine and showers, the showers pushing across on that

joining me now is alina maxwell, progressive media for the clinton campaign and now with sirius xm.e to george h.b. bush is and rick tyler. and political analyst. a big welcome to the three of you. good to see you as always. joe, i want to look at the analysis released on friday by the nonpartisan tax policy. it would benefit wealthy americans and businesses. on wednesday the president called this a middleclass miracle. what happened here? what got lost in translation? >> i think it is still early in the process. obviously it would be much better i think if this was a tax cut for the middleclass. middle businesses are interested of course in making sure that they have what they need to put more money in their pockets, to operate better, to be less burdened by a huge corporate tax and so cutting the corporate tax rate is very important as well but there's still a long way to go in all of this. president trump wants a win. he needs a win and he's willing to negotiate, so what you see now may not be what we end up with. >> what do you think is worse, is it the plan or the rollout of th

let's have a look at the weather with alina jenkins.ular weather to come over the next 2a hours. some spells of sunshine and fewer showers than yesterday and a very pleasant afternoon gci’oss yesterday and a very pleasant afternoon across parts of east anglia but changes are already taking place. the cloud is gathering and winds are strengthening this evening. it is all associated with this bank of cloud, which the met office have named as the first storm of the season, aileen. but ahead of it, for some, some sunshine through the afternoon, showers across western areas and the rain will be gathering across parts of ireland, wales, south and south—west england. the winds will be strengthening, and so the winds will be strengthening, and so quite persistent rain and wet weather across northern ireland, western parts of scotland through receiving's rush—hour. winter at such a feature here but the winds will be strengthening across north west england down into wales and north—west england, particularly over the hills and along the coast, wh

let's have a look at the weather with alina jenkins.ery pleasant afternoon across parts of east anglia but changes are already taking place. the cloud is gathering and winds are strengthening this evening. it is all associated with this bank of cloud, which the met 0ffice have named as the first storm of the season, aileen. but ahead of it, for some, some sunshine through the afternoon, showers across western areas and the rain will be gathering across

let's have a look at the weather with alina jenkins. the warmest day of the yearand, in last year it was the warmest day of the year and, in fact, the hottest september day in over a century. we saw 34.4 celsius at gravesend kent on the 13th of september 2016 and whilst the skies may be blue in some places this afternoon, it is a very different feel and temperatures are going to struggle to get much above 16 or 17 celsius. but at least storm aileen has cleared eastwards taking it scales across into the low countries. —— it's gailes. a whole rash of showers most frequent across western areas but they will be their way eastwards this afternoon so nowhere is immune from a sudden sharp downpour. if you catch one, perhaps even a rumble of thunder lightning, but as i mention the temperature is no great shakes, 16 or 17 at best. there will be sunshine between the showers but the never too far away and they could merge together to give a longer speu merge together to give a longer spell of rain. 14 or 15 to high this afternoon. 13 from northern

ok, let's checkout the latest weather prospects are you with alina jenkins.with some gusty winds and a number of showers, some of them giving a lot of rain, a short amount of time, you see the speckled effect on the early satellite and radar. more persistent across eastern parts of scotland, overnight it will sink southwards, in the northern england, easton in glencoe showers becoming combined to south—west england, wales, northern ireland and north—west scotland and elsewhere clear skies, out of the breeze in the countryside, we could see lows to 45 celsius. these are the values in the centres of towns but it touch of frost in some sheltered scottish glens first thing tomorrow. then it is a day broadly of sunshine and showers, the showers feeding across weekly on the brisk north—westerly wind. still a kornfeil where ever you are, high is generally between 13 and 18 celsius. in the friday and the weekend, we keep that cool feel, both by day and night, but at least the winds will ease. there will be some sunshine around but also further showers, especially on

to get involved in and maybe it is people have to decide there's an ethical or moral or religious alina i should because this this transcends everything but we're talking about a machine basically a machine and i phone a spore a form of a mathematician legal but what are some of those legal issues at hand here. lara's to prohibit certain ages of an inanimate robot think about this and under age machine that's already in place right now next there are there are hotel makes no sense lionel well it may not theoretically but when you see what's going to happen when you see how lifelike these things are you'll understand people's natural trepidation you're going to have to tell them you know the old expression no animals were harmed during the may. well there are no humans here you also have sex workers actual you. not kidding you worry that maybe they may be affected you also have folks who are saying wait a minute these these machines might in fact save lives maybe horrible predators may go elsewhere there is there's no i phone there's no magic there's no hope that every elicits this kind

we will have robot forecasting the weather next, but we have alina jenkins.land, easing eastwards, but behind it, sunshine and showers for much of the country. and still some showers overnight, some more persistent rain sinking its way southwards through scotland, northern england and then into eastern parts of england. there are frequent showers across north—west wales. elsewhere, there will be some clear spells. could be quite a chilly night in the countryside, temperatures into the mid—to—low single figures in some rural spots, so a nip in the airfirst thing tomorrow, some more persistent rain across the east coast for a time, further showers, particularly across western parts of wales and some more persistent rain in north—western parts of scotland later in the day. otherwise, it is another day of sunshine and showers and still quite a cool feel. highs between 14 and 18 celsius for most. then the end of the week, we keep this cool feel, the winds will ease, especially as we go through the weekend and there will still be some showers around. bye— bye. this

look at the weather now with alina jenkins.nt. couldn't be more different today. cool, breezy and plenty of showers. this was the scene just outside london interview. not so long ago. plenty of showers pushing their way across this afternoon, some of them really on the heavy side, bringing a lot of rain injusta on the heavy side, bringing a lot of rain injust a short on the heavy side, bringing a lot of rain in just a short amount of time and also some persistent rain across the eastern side of scotland. that will be slowly easing away. as the system sinks its way south, some persistent rain overnight across northern parts of england into the eastern side of england. elsewhere, showers across wales, south—west of england but also some clearer skies. 0ut england but also some clearer skies. out of the breeze in the countryside we could see temperatures down to four or five celsius. maybe even a touch of frost to some sheltered scottish glens. it is another live sunshine and showers again tomorrow but a more persistent spell of r

the hill is reporting that senators lindsey graham of soccer alina and bill cassidy of louisiana are going into overdrive to win over alaska senator lisa murkowski in favor of the bill to dismantle the health care law. senator murkowskioverdrive to wa republicans to think the desk to sink the latest repeal bill to death. special accommodations would have to be made in the bill for alaska to win over senator murkowski. see the entire story -- story online at the hill.com. an update on the cassidy graham proposal that could come up in the senate next week, along with a look at what a separate bipartisan effort to help change the market failed in the senate health committee. senate girds for final obamacare retail vote joining us theennifer have record, story talks about the measure being offered by bill cassidy of louisiana, and also lindsey graham of south carolina. what is in this measure? lastis is the republican's ditch effort at trying to reveal the affordable care act. is change thed do existing system of both the affordable care act and medicaid, and change it. it would get a se

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