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on one side, arlene foster on the otherlj was side, arlene foster on the other.” wasjoking this morning with maybe to reza goes to brussels, she should ta ke to reza goes to brussels, she should take arlene foster weather. we rely on these people. i heard would you just said to nick about the possibility of using labour supporter get something over the line. if that happens, all that means is they get some treaty over the line but we can't govern for the next three years. the prime minister recognise that she needs the support of the dup. i spoke to ian paisley today and he said that anything to do with the backstop nine needs to bejunked. arlene do with the backstop nine needs to be junked. arlene foster do with the backstop nine needs to bejunked. arlene foster has said that significant legal changes they do happen. the prime minister is has said it is notjust warm words i'm bringing back from brussels, but she may not even get warm words. the reality from the european union as they have to understand the political complexities as to how to reza may has to operate. we barely understan

he is the son of former andesentative tom hagedorn served on the congressional staff of arlen stanglked for the treasury department. democrat angie craig is a former recorder for the commercial appeal in tennessee and moved to minnesota in 2005 to be an executive at st. jude medical, and medical device manufacturer. she is the first openly gay person elected to congress by minnesota voters. han became onell inthe first women elected minnesota. she became an american citizen in 2000 and worked in a variety of positions teaching proper nutrition will also be engaged in state and local politics in minnesota. that activity led to her election to the minnesota house of representatives in 2016. democrat dean phillips was lessening your old when his father was killed in the vietnam war. his mother later married the sun of abigail van buren who was popularly known for heard dear abby advice column. of the philipst distilling company which has been in his family for over a hundred years. new congress, new leaders, watch it all on c-span. saturday at 8:00 p.m. eastern, conversations with three

we heard arlene foster from with all of those worried voices.terfrom dup suggesting that theresa may now needs to stand up to the eu. some of the brexiteers say theresa may has been boxed in. she has nowhere to go from here. we are expecting the prime minister to give press conference in brussels any minute now. and it will be eyes on that to see what she chooses to do. we heard from the defector deputy david leading ten this morning, who said this is the start of a process they had not expected to get any legal reassu ra nces had not expected to get any legal reassurances from the eu at this point, —— we had from the de facto leader. so will the prime minister continue to plough on with that course, or will she choose to change tack in light of what we have heard from brussels? the bottom line is this. unless something significant changes between now and when this deal goes back before parliament in the new year, it looks like theresa may will not get enough support to get it through. and what happens after that is anybody‘s guess. get it throu

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trucks to be sitting around on a hard border because a hard break that means a hard border and them for arlen for the republican violent almost forty percent of our trade of our goods is with trade is with it comes down to europe so they go through what they call the long bridge which is trucks driving through. go driving through a ferry and true england if those trucks can't gets through our fresh meat are fresh dairy products oysters. destined for ad department stores in france won't get there in time they'll be golf sitting on the border so it would be disastrous for for on to be disastrous for northern ireland and that's why we need a deal and we need it sooner rather than later right the prospects not looking good there derek shelley from the irish times and got out for some duty business thank you both. now to some of the other stories making news around the world in afghanistan at least four people have been killed and six others wounded in a suicide attack outside kabul on members of the country's main intelligence agency the deaths come amid an ops surge in taliban violence against a

who was elected the governor, he is the son of tom hagedorn and serves on the congressional staff of arlenstein went. he later worked for the treasury department. angie craig is a former reporter for the commercial appeal in memphis, tennessee and moved to minnesota in 2005 to be an executive at st. jude medical, she is the first openly gay person elected to congress by minnesota voters. another is one of the first two muslim women elected to congress, she succeeds the representative keith ellison who was elected the attorney general. she became an american citizen and 2000 and worked in a variety of positions teaching proper nutrition and being engaged in state and local politics in minnesota. the activity led to her election to the minnesota house representatives in 2016. dean phillips was less than a year old when his father was killed in the vietnam war. his mother later married the son of abigail van buren who was known for her dear abby advice:. mr. phillips as president of the phillips distilling company which has been in his family for over 100 years. new congress, new leaders, wat

. >>> a new inductees are folk singer joan peas and arlene blood pressure, and bay area journalist, davis, and thomas keller and ed lee, the san francisco mayor, and nancy milk fad departure and robert redford and the inductees joined governor brown for the ceremonies, they were honored for their contributions in the arts, sports and politics, and the late mayor ed lee was talked about, rked for affordable housing. >> he was a friend of san francisco and was a champion in the city's neediest neighborhoods. >> ed he's daughter accepted the award for him. california's former first lady, maria shriver created the hall of fame in 2006, honoring people who embodied california's innovative spirit. >>> coming up in minutes, brands affected in dogfood and a vitamin that should not be ignored. >>> if you're tired of bart and traffic. >>> if you're driving on 80 westbound heading on to the maze, a nice commute. >>> and we'll update the radar for you and we'll let you know if there are any rain chances in the five-day forecast. (music throughout) >>> welcome back to "mornings on 2", a nationwide dog

arlen got anita her $1,899. on the "nbc bay area responds" side, we were able to help out melissa in redwood city. she had a $1,406 dispute with a travel business. our team stepped in and the company paid melissa her 1400 bucks. together telemundo 48 and nbc bay area recovered for viewers like you more than $2.3 million. we would love to add to that total, so please, give us a call with your consumer problems in either language. in english it's 888-996-tips, or in spanish 844-408-4848. have a great weekend. >> thank you, chris. today marks the 77th anniversary of the surprise attack on pearl harbor in hawaii. more than 2,400 servicemembers and civilians were killed. several remembrance events are being held across the bay area. this afternoon a candlelight event will be held at the cal state east bay campus in concord, lit at 5:00 this evening and stay lit all night long. this morning a commemoration event will be held at the "uss hornet" museum in alameda. new exhibit called infamy, december 7th, 1941, will be

arlen straightened it out and got anita her $1899. on the nbc bay area responds side, we were able to help out melissa in redwood city. she had a $1406 dispute with a travel business. our team stepped in and the company paid melissa her 1400 bucks. together we have now recovered for viewers like you more than $2.3 million. we would love to add to that total, so please give us a call with your consumer problems in either language. in english, 888-996-tips. or spanish, 444-408-4808. >>> all the rain we have dealt with in the last couple weeks and days, today is our treat. >> yes, today is our chance to dry out and enjoy the nice, dry weather. we'll see the rain coming back by the end of the weekend, which i think is pretty good timing, considering it won't really affect your weekend plans. so if you're going out to christmas in the park in downtown san jose, looking good. look at all of that sunshine. we're also seeing some sun if you want to head to the beach. it's going to be cool out there. so make sure you're wearing something nice

arlene's always been great at it. that may be true of most male-female relationships. i think -- the basis of this is really that we really do love each other. so, when people say, "what's the secret?" i say, "well, we really love each other. have you tried that?" >> [ laughs ] >> but she has a whole other take on a long marriage. arlene says the secret to a long marriage is a short memory. >> mm. >> so, maybe that's -- i've benefited from that. >> mm. alan alda, thank you so much for talking with us. >> thank you. and you didn't look at those pages once. i just love that. that's so nice. >> well, thank you. >> and that was a conversation you could really get your teeth into, and what amazing insights into alan alda's life and his perspective. tomorrow we'll look back at my wide-ranging talk with hillary clinton, when she was in oxford, on why she thinks america's democracy is in crisis, about america's shrinking role in the world, and the supreme court, also a lot more. that is it for our program tonight. thanks for watching this special edition of "amanpour & co." on

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arlen. in two thousand and two a new investor bought the commodore it was completely refurbished and revived as a five star luxury hotel in the heart of beirut. american journalist nicholas touch wrote perhaps best summed it up when he wrote during the israeli siege of beirut in a city of survivors the commodore hotel has proven itself to be a survivor with a touch of class. there is no conflict which is simple goodies versus baddies it's always more complicated than that. and i'd add one more thing find a good safe to tell. when the shots came from the holiday and we heard cracks we heard some noise. this was no in a sniper alley from the most dangerous intersections in saudi arabia. he didn't come in through the front entrance that was what happened to the people who were shot they came into the wrong and the nightly pyrotechnics of the furniture to the cameraman shifts get the hell out of here sorry a vow holiday and war hotels on our jazeera. we understand the differences and the similar

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it includes joan baez, arlene bluhm, belva davis, thomas keller, ed lee, the late chief of staff to jerry brown, nancy mcfadden, robert redford, and fernando valenzuela. the honorees joined governor jerry brown and his wife and for the ceremony. they were chosen for their lifelong contributions. belva davis introduced the late mayor ed lee pointing out that he began his career fighting for civil rights and affordable housing. >> ed lee let a legacy if the first asian-american mayor and a friend of san francisco's innovative businesses and as a champion in the cities neediest neighborhoods. >> his daughter accepted the award. maria schriver started the hall of fame in 2006 to recognize people who embody the states innovative spirit. >>> federal prosecutors are recommending little or no prison time for the armor national security advisor, michael flynn. the retired army general pleaded guilty last year to lying to the fbi about his contacts with russia in the weeks before president trump took office. sentencing document released today was heavily redacted. the special counsel notes that he

. >> reporter: arlene boyd was trying to get home with her husband, but since the app was down, there was confusion. >> it's very frustrating. >> are you coming? >> reporter: there was finger pointing at times. >> okay, but you see, i got a notification to rate my trip. >> reporter: they come in head scratching stories. drivers and riders couldn't connect, even though the app said they did. >> it says it's still searching for somebody trying to find my car and went on for six minutes, i canceled it. they charged me for it. >> reporter: the website shows the problem was widespread across the u.s. and canada, and even reached europe, india, australia, and new zealand. drivers couldn't work until it was fixed. >> it's like if your microphone doesn't work. >> we can't get inside the app. so many things we can't, because we didn't have access. >> reporter: some complained on twitter, where the company apologized and said it was working to resolve the issue. when it was back online, boyd was better. >> we got the second driver. >> reporter: after a long wait. >> now 45 minutes, probably. >>

arlen. in two thousand and two a new investor bought the commodore it was completely refurbished and revived as a five star luxury hotel in the heart of beirut. american journalist nicholas touch wrote perhaps best summed it up when he wrote during the israeli siege of beirut in a city of survivors the commodore hotel has proven itself to be a survivor with a touch of class. there is no conflict which is simple goodies versus baddies it's always more complicated than that. and i'd add one more thing find a good safe to tell. xenophobia violent and beating the drum for an ethnic civil war in the heart of europe. al-jazeera infiltrates one of the continent's past describing far right organizations and exposes links to members of the european parliament and marina pans national party generation hate. part one of a special two part investigation on al jazeera an investigation into the real powers that control the world health organization their obligation to their shareholders completely overwhe

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former representative tom hagadorn and served on the congressional staff of former representative arlen stanglin and later worked for the treasury department. democrat angie craig is a former reporter for the commercial appeal in memphis, tennessee. she moved to minnesota in 2005 to be an executive at st. jude medical, a medical device manufacturer. she's the first openly gay person elected to congress by minnesota voters. somalia born ilhan omar became one of the first two muslim women lebted to congress in 2018 and succeeds representative keith ellison who was elected minnesota's attorney general. ms. omar became an american citizen in 2000 and worked in a variety of positions teaching proper nutrition while also being engaged in state and local politics in minnesota. that activity led to her election to the minnesota house of representatives in 2016. democrat dean phillips, less than a year old when his father was killed in the vietnam war. his mother later married the son of abigail van buren who was popularly known for her dear abby advice column plfment phillips is now president o

parliament where it currently faces certain defeat arlen's foreign minister says the u.k. would have to delay its march twenty ninth departure date if it wants to put forward a new bragg's a proposal sagna gago has the latest from london. further reports in the sunday papers today indicate that her second in command in effect david leading to a senior cabinet minister has been meeting with opposition ministers to try and see if there is anything to be done or to argue for a second referendum a so-called people's vote into really where the british public want to take this and that for some opposition ministers is the only way to go forward in trying to result this debate the fundamental difference i think between now and when we last had this referendum on the e.u. is that we will have to fix specified propositions that is the key thing in terms of the harbor so i think people realise that you cannot have your cake and eat it but even though those arguments have been put forward by even members of her own party there have been strenuous denials about this not least from rea

the dup leader, arlene foster, whose party to may relies on four votes, dismissed it as tinkerman.ive brexiteers are also not convinced. the idea that this is the irish backstop which is the only problem with this deal, there's virtually nothing which is right with it. giving away £39 billion and getting absolutely nothing in return, a political declaration that is not binding, which could be interpreted in100 binding, which could be interpreted in 100 different ways, no end to the free movement of people, and the fa ct free movement of people, and the fact is, our laws will still be made in europe and will still be judged bya in europe and will still be judged by a european court. christmas may have arrived in downing street last night, but with four days to go until parliament votes, there's not much sense of seasonal goodwill. jonathan blake joins us much sense of seasonal goodwill. jonathan blakejoins us now from westminster. ministers going around the country trying to persuade the public about the brexit deal, but really it is mps who need persuading at this stage? yes, this

arlene foster live at old trafford for us. —— 0llie foster, thank you.ed sportsday here on bbc news this evening at 6.30pm. plenty of reaction and analysis to mourinho's sacking. and the names in the frame to replace him. ca reta ker caretaker manager to be in place before the match against cardiff this weekend. robert mueller, the special counsel investigating alleged russian interference in the us presidential election, has released details of the lies told by former national security adviser michael flynn to fbi agents. it comes ahead of mr flynn's sentencing later this afternoon. 0ur north america correspondent, peter bowes, reports from los angeles. the retired us army general was one of donald trump's closest advisers and most ardent supporters during the 2016 campaign. he was appointed as national security advisor despite the president's predecessor, barack 0bama, warning mrtrump against giving michael flynn a top job. he was in the post forjust 23 days, sacked by donald trump when it was revealed he had discussions with the russian ambassador to

dismissed by some brexiteers as certainly not being a big enough step and also by the leader of the dup, arleneof domestic tinkering just doesn't cut it. in terms of that enormous challenge of winning that vote next week, there seems really to be fiddling around the edges rather than offering anything fundamental. there isn't a long time to go now, only a few days until the vote, but we've said it before, i'll say it again, things can move quickly round here, but at this moment in time it still really feels that number ten is trying to do something that feels almost impossible. laura, thank you. the mobile phone operator 02 has begun restoring data services to some of its customers, after millions were unable to access the internet — or in some cases makes calls — all day. the company, which also provides services for the sky and tesco networks, is blaming a software problem. 02 has apologised and says it hopes all customers will have full service again by tomorrow. our technology correspondent rory cellan—jones reports. i run a plumbing and heating company out of tunbridge wells, and it's just

been taken on the question of strong measures little dr abdullah there with it to herself with what arlen specter are describing it that this is going on in throughout the country and we're oblivious to that in and we don't pay any attention to that that's last year you talk about strong measures last year according to human rights watch you failed to prosecute a single senior official for torture. is that how we're supposed to understand your strong measures against this practice. you're talking about the rule of law and do you prosecuting just getting people to torture do procedures do procedures what is the senior level that we're talking about the storm details which has to be seen if we had the approach in europe but we would only be talking and dealing with like minded countries we would very soon be reduced to australia new zealand south korea and japan with like minded countries doing things that work when he goes the difference is that it's not doing things that just the result you want but you haven't produced the result you want while rome wasn't built in a day dealing with the

well, she's speaking with arlene foster and nigel dodds, the leader of the party...s at all? they said they don't like this deal, the prime minister is making it clear that she needs to renegotiate the backstop. and there are huge challenges. hold on, the prime minister has been to germany, she has been to holland, she may know go down to ireland if she wins tonight, can you give me any indication that the europeans are prepared to renegotiate the backstop? well, they've said they're not prepared but actually, throughout this whole process, what they've said publicly and what they've said publicly and what they've done actually in the negotiating room has been subtly different. so the prime minister is giving it her all get some movement on the backstop, which is where we know the concerns are. the point i'm making is that there are a number of realities which don't change even if we change leader. these are challenges, they're not easy, she is working on them and focusing on delivering brexit for the british people. what happens if she doesn't get any major changes

the dup leader, arlene foster, whose party theresa may relies on four votes, dismissed it as tinkeringative brexiteers are also not convinced. the idea that this is the irish backstop which is the only problem with this deal, there's virtually nothing which is right with it. giving away £39 billion and getting absolutely nothing in return, a political declaration that is not binding, which could be interpreted in 100 different ways, no end to the free movement of people, and the fact is, our laws will still be made in europe and will still be judged by a european court. christmas may have arrived in downing street last night, but with four days to go until parliament votes, there's not much sense of seasonal goodwill. and our political correspondent iain watson is at westminster this afternoon. let's talk about these 30 ministers finding out across the country. is that really going to make any difference at all to how mps vote on tuesday? the hope in downing street is that it will make some difference but whether it will be significant isa but whether it will be significant is a differ

the government advocacy strategy of consumer package goods and serving as a legislative aide from arlen specter from foster care and adoption and economic and with the wharton school of bachelor's degree of public policy from brown university. >> i will stay here because i have some slides. thank you to the helsinki commission a little bit about and those to share with people on the hill and their families and their communities. and with that national organization i am not very educated to hear about norway and other countries while we have a long way to go we have learned a lot in the health care system and in the merger as they are removed their home product to a residential facility and treated it over the 32 year history through collecting data on the children and families that we serve a lot of these kids did not do very well because they didn't treat the whole family to serve the children in their home family. and then to have to be removed from their homes in the first place. and then in their communities to be stable and then don't bounce back and forth. >> and with that to beli

former representative tom hagedorn and served on the congressional staff of former representative arlen stangl. >> next, a look at fetal tissue research. lawmakers hear researchers talk about the ethical and moral standards around fetal tissue research. they discussed stem cell research. [inaudible conversations] >> the

there are 8 new members at the california hall of fame, they were honored in sacramento, joan baez, arlene blum and belva davis and ed lee and nancy mcfadden and robert redford and fernando valazuela, they were honored for their contributithe arts, sciences and politics. and ed lee was talked about, it was said that he fought for civil rights and affordable housing. >> ed lee led the city as a first asian mary ann a friend of san francisco's innovative businesses and a champion of the city's neediest neighborhoods. >> and lee's daughter accepted the award on his behalf. >>> and maria shriver created the award to embody those innovative in the state of california. >>> and justin timberlake has a bruised vocal chord. he was to perform tonight, but now a show has been scheduled for march 19th. >>> kanye west and kim kardashian, he tweeted at con yeah, so cool that you are here, if you look phone, we're up here, and it's a big deal for us. and he tweeted. and he tweeted. >>> kevin hart will host the 2019 academy awards. and he said that the job was a dream of his for years. he takes over hosti

the new inductees are joan baez, arlene blum, long time bay area journalist davis and thomas keller andr ed lee, the late chief of staff nancy mcfadden, and robert redford and the retired l.a. pitcher valazuela, they were honored for their contributions in the arts, sciences, sports and politics, and ed lee was talked about, he fought for civil rights and affordable housing. >> he left a legacy as the first asian american mary ann a friend of san francisco's innovative businesses and a champion of the city's neediest neighborhoods. >>> and ed lee's daughter accepted the award. maria shriver created the hall of fame in 2006honoring people who embody california's innovative spirit. >>> environmental and housing groups are praising the san francisco board of supervisors for eliminating parking regulations for new buildings, it circumstance vents a requirement to provide a parking space for each new housing unit though build. fewer parking spots will encourage people to walk or ride bikes or take public transportation. the final vote on this measure is set for new weeks, mayor london breed

joan baez, arlene blum, belva davis, and thomas keller and ed lee, and nancy mcfadden, and robert redford and fernando valenzuela. they were honored for their contributions in the arts, sciences and politics. >>> and ed lee fought for civil rights and affordable housing. >> ed lee left a legacy as the city's first asian american mayor, as a friend of san francisco's innovative businesses and as a champion in the city ease neediest neighborhoods. >> and mayor ed leap's daughter accepted the award on his behalf. >> and maria shriver created the hall of fame in 2006 honoring those who embodied california's innovative spirit. >>> and america has studied people drinking during the holidays. the consumption of alcohol doubled during the holidays and there are increases in social events, including holiday parties. >>> we are highlighting special stories about bay area people who give beyond and above to help people during the holidays. >> and hunter and lexi pence were honored. they try to provide 1 million meals with a nonprofit work with no kid hungry. >> even though we don't have kids, we are

this year's inductees include joan baez, arlene bluhm and longtime bay area journalist that's mike davis. thomas keller, san francisco's late mayor ed lee, the late chief of staff jerry brown, nancy mcfadden, robert redford and los angeles dodgers pitcher, fernando valenzuela. the inductees family members and dignitaries joined governor jerry brown and his wife and for the ceremonies. they were honored for their contributions ranging from the arts to science, sports and politics. journalist davis introduced it ed -- introduced edley. -- ed lee. >> ed lee left a legacy as the first asian-american mayor, as a friend of san francisco's innovative businesses and a champion in the cities neediest neighborhoods. >> ed lee's daughter, breanna accepted the award. former first lady maria shriver started the hall of fame in 2006 to recognize people who embody the states innovative spirit. >>> up next, the -- visitors visit the capital where george h.w. bush is lying. >>> it looks like an official alert from san mateo county. official sayed is really the work of thieves. the warning about a scam th

former dodgers pitcher fernando val len swale la, arlene blum, chef and restaurant tour thomas keller and television news reporter belva davis. >> congratulations one and all. >>> if animal rights activists get their way, we'll soon be saying bring home the tofu, not the bacon. common expressions like bring home the bacon or kill two birds with one stone fall out of favor. groups like peta love this. it's urging teachers to stop using phrases like beat a dead horse, claiming they perpetuate violence against animals. >>> time to turn to the weather, more rain. >> it's arriving right now in the south bay and the coastline. some pockets of heavy showers arrived already. here is a look at live doppler 7. you can see the areas with the yellows and oranges representing the heaviest rainfall. the heaviest rain is still offshore. it's getting wet over land areas in the south bay as well. let me give you a closer look. you can see heavy downpours just off the khost line of san mateo county. a lot of wet weather in the peninsula right now. light showers, mainly light to moderate showers and clo

the dup leader, arlene foster, whose party may relies on for votes, dismissed it as tinkering.ive brexiteers are also not convinced. the idea that this is the irish backstop which is the only problem with this deal, there's virtually nothing that's right with it. giving away £39 billion and getting absolutely nothing in return, a political declaration that is not binding, which could be interpreted in 100 different ways, no end to the free movement of people, and the fact is, our laws will still be made in europe and will still be judged by a european court. christmas may have arrived in downing street last night, but with four days to go until parliament votes, there's not much sense of seasonal goodwill. let's talk to our political correspondent nick eardley, he's at westminster for us. ministers are going to try to persuade members of the public and businesses around the country, but really, it is mps in parliament behind you that the prime minister really needs to convince. absolutely. part of the strategy from the government all along has been, if we can show some sort of

. >> reporter: arlene mayerson, co-founded the disability rights education and defense fund. the organization then worked with president bush's administration. >> so it was because of president bush's leadership that his administration spent the time and had the commitment, and worked directly with people with disabilities. >> reporter: she and thousands of people with disabilities joined president bush in the signing of the americans with disabilities act in 1990. it prohibits discrimination based on disability. >> and it was, you know, like the declaration of independence for people with disabilities. days many people thought they would never see. >> reporter: in this 1999 interview, president bush talks about why he supported it. >> it was the fair and right thing to do. i think there are a lot of people who, if given access to the workplace, for example, can achieve things, that if they're denied that, they won't have a shot at the american dream. >> reporter: president bush said on multiple occasions that the ada was his proudest achievement. it should also be noted that

arlene bakken. adam mcdonough, richard cutler. if i called your name, you can speak in any order. line up on the screened side of the room. go ahead, sir. go ahead. you can speak in any order. if i've called your name, you are welcome to come up and speak and tell us about the e.i.r. no? okay. next speaker. there's no order necessarily. everybody's -- if your name has been called, line up on the screen side of the room and you can approach in any order. now's the time. welcome. >> good afternoon. my name is roger miles. >> the developer his' proposal would destroy this period the existing and building fit so well in the neighbourhood now." just nestles right in. we don't need any more commercial. it would just provide a lot of extra traffic, parking issues, and also wouldn't necessarily be good for extra competition for the existing small stores up and down sacramento or adjacent. in the village association agrees with that. so i would urge you to support the neighbourhood full preservation measure. that will leave everything basically as it is. that currently provides access all

he contacted arlen and telemundo 38 and got his full $725 back. over at nbc bay area responds, we spoke up recently for amy in san francisco. she told us her food delivery service account was hacked and thieves had racked up 84 bucks, sending food to a hotel in minnesota. well, amy says she reported that hack, but the delivery company wasn't responding. so, we spoke up. amy almost immediately got her $84 back. maybe we can help you, too. our responds and responde tip lines are available 24/7. english 888-996-tips or in spanish, 844-408-4848. >> you did it, muy bien! >> and the professor gave you a passing grade. >> yes, very good! >> no more tests, though, please. have a good weekend. >>> it was a spectacular sight. an eerie blue light that flooded the new york city skyline. what is it? we brought it to you as breaking news last night. at first it was believed a transformer exploded, but today con edison says a fault at a substation caused what's known as an electrical arc. that's when a strong electrical current passes through the it temporarily

host: arlene is waiting in clark county. good morning. caller: good morning. yours you haveof no idea. constituteshat misdemeanors that the president could be charged with and removed from office? guest: a great question. it is high misdemeanors. the word hide modifies both crime in his demeanors and the constitution does not say high crimes or misdemeanors, it's as high crimes and misdemeanors. common-law ahave a capital misdemeanor? you can be executed for committing a misdemeanor. misdemeanors were a species of crime, a genre of crime. you did not have the same consequences generally. its family did not lose fortune. but misdemeanors were a serious genre of crime. some say misdemeanors meant noncriminal behavior, but there's a concept in law called lenity. if you have two possible interpretations of the constitutional or statutory provision and their punitive in forre, you always have to the interpretation which is more favorable to the accused or dependent. i think the case for arguing misdemeanor means a serious sort of crime is a compelling one. host: pe

but that was quickly dismissed by arlene foster, leader of the dup, who to reason they relies on fourome senior conservative brexiteer is as tinkering around the edges and something that really won't make any difference. their argument being that it difference. their argument being thatitis difference. their argument being that it is written in the withdrawal agreement, a legally binding treaty between the eu and uk, that either the backstop will have to kick in order transition period will be extended and further negotiations will happen. there is really only so much parliament can do to influence that. the health secretary has also been talking about the supply of medicines in the event of no—deal brexit. it is an area that many people are hugely concerned about. what reassurances has he been able to offer? he has been talking about some of the government's contingency plans to ensure that medical supplies don't run low in the event of no—deal brexit, weather might have to be extra border checks on goods and people passing through. here's what he had to say. well, we need to make su

the one at arlen is in a different place. it was the british who destroyed the bridge a couple of months later after the operation. they were using it for reinforcing and supplying their troops. just around that particular area. it has changed. toys interesting to go back. i was there. lucky because i had a friend whose father was the head of the resistance. he had been there as a child. this is not changed and from here, you can see what you could've seen before. you can see very clearly, particularly the fighting that the british were involved in of capturing the old fortress just by the bridge. you can see what a difficult task that was. the american was had to try to clear it. they could then push on from there. >> i've a few quick announcements. twenty. wednesday december 5 at 6:00 p.m. he will discuss his new book. it should be an interesting evening. you are all welcome. i realize this is, the absence of books but we do have book place. you can have him sign one as long as you give your solemn fell that you will immedi

over at telemundo, customer investigator arlen fernandez just helped out segundo in san francisco. she made a mistaken purchase, and got all her money back. over at nbc bay area responds, we recently spoke up for amy in san francisco. she told us her delivery service account was hacked, and thieves had racked up $84, sending food to a hotel in minnesota. amy reported the hack, but said the delivery company wasn't responding, so we made contact. and then amy got her $84 back. maybe we can help you, too. our responds tip lines are available 24/8. english, 888-996-tips. spanish, 844-408-4888. >>> now we look at our weather for the last weekend of the year. >> a lot of people going to parties and have big plans for the weekend. we've got some very nice weather that shouldn't interrupt any of your plans. although you might have to make some adjustments, because it will be quite chilly. here's a live look outside in fremont. the clear blue skies and notice the flag over here in the corner of the screen. it is still flapping furiously in those winds that have been whipping up and at times

arlen. in two thousand and two a new investor bought the commodore it was completely refurbished and revived as a five star luxury hotel in the heart of beirut. american journalist nicholas touch wrote perhaps best summed it up when he wrote during the israeli siege of beirut in a city of survivors the commodore hotel has proven itself to be a survivor with a touch of class. there is no conflict which is simple goodies versus baddies it's always more complicated than that. and i'd add one more thing find a good safe to tell. business updates. places together. business updates. going places together. to. work from the. responsibility. for the weeks of unrest over his fuel tax increase. also ahead banned from school times and you know forces pregnant girls to choose between an education and their unborn child. i'm with all your sports bring james and his old teammates join white mates for the last time after sixteen years together in the n.b.a. that's coming up later this news hour. ok let's g

firt district, the son of former representative tom hagedorn and served on the congressional staff of arlen stangland, and worked for the treasury department. democratic angie craig is a former reporter for the commercial appeal in memphis, tennessee. she moved to minnesota in 2005 to be an executive at saint jude medical, a medical device manufacturer, the first openly guy person elected to congress by minnesota voters. somali born ilhan omar one of the first two muslim women elected to congress, she became an american citizen in 2000, and worked in a variety of positions, teaching proper nutrition, while also being engaged in state and local politics in minnesota. that activity led to her election to the minnesota house of representatives in 2016. democrat dean phillips was less than a year old when his father was killed in the vietnam war. his mother later married the son of abigail van buren, known for the dear abbey advice column, and he is now the president of the phillips distilling company, been in his family for over 100 years. new congress. new leaders. watch it all on c-span. >>>

out of office -- >> in the last impeachment of the president of the united states, my former boss, arlen specter, went on to be chairman. judiciary committee, penned an op-ed that ran in the "new york times" and was used during the impeachment that said don't impeach bill clinton. he should be tried after he leaves office. the proper way to do it. so there is precedent for that to be talked about and schiff is right. >> do you think he should be impeached for this, or do you follow more maybe perhaps the adam schiff proposal of just wait until he's out of office and then you can go at him? >> i think we should wait to see what mueller brings forth and what the report tells us. >> yeah, but, i mean, on the specific southern district of new york allegations about, you know, assuming they're true, assuming they're proven -- i'm not talking about mueller. >> sdny, yep, the payments. look, i think that there is a question on defrauding the american people, right? right before the election. we should really look into that. and if it rises to the level and there's more that comes out that leads