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. >> reporter: times when they raised their kids cindy and arnie.now those kids have taken over and continued the trucking company their family built from scratch with sweat and toil in 1946. they're like a new tread on wheels. >> does fremont fit with san francisco? >> no. >> it's a big city but also a small town. >> reporter: fremont is a changing town. just sample the local restaurants. your taste buds will tell you all about that. >> indian, afghanistan, i like to try everything. >> reporter: 53% of fremont is asian. people like this owner of a restaurant. he moved here 14 years ago. >> in the united states, i'm happy to have freedom. we have a good life. >> reporter: this is a man who fell in love overseas, married and emigrated. his wife had been in the states much longer. >> we're fortunate to have a sense of security here in the u.s., whereas in afghanistan you don't have that. >> reporter: now they have 11-year-old miriam and 2-year-old michelle and two weeks ago they added two sons. the only constant here is change. in fremont, wayne freed

senior german government officials that the united states is comparable to the chinese communist party arnie's huzzah thousands of american soldiers who hope to ensure germany security as well as to millions of americans committed to a strong western alliance these statements have also offended millions of chinese citizens who were denied fundamental freedoms on a wrongfully imprisoned by the chinese communist party although meyer claims as words were misinterpreted about us them ocracy his stance on while we hasn't changed for years now the united states has been warning its allies about chinese spying through its tech companies claiming companies like well wait and see t. have the back door open which allows the communist party to go in and collect information america even said no its big guns with mike pence and mike palm pilcher europe warning them about chinese tech threat the united states has also been very clear with our security partners on the threat posed by. another chinese telecom companies the chinese government can rightfully demand access to data flowing through one way and z.

senior german government officials that the united states is comparable to the chinese communist party arnie's huzzah thousands of american soldiers who hope to ensure germany security as well as to millions of americans committed to a strong western alliance these statements have also offended millions of chinese citizens who are denied fundamental freedoms on a room fully imprisoned by the chinese communist party although meyer claims as words were misinterpreted about us them ocracy his stance on while we hasn't changed and since those in berlin aren't bending back on support for a while we the u.s. ambassador in germany took a leaf out of president trump's book a twitter assault and then another assault from the u.s. embassy in germany. the communist party of china doesn't control german cars or french wine the moral equivalency argument is scary you need to be able to trust that 5 g. equipment and software companies will not threaten your national security privacy intellectual property or human rights trust cannot exist where telecom vendors are subject to north or terran governments that

this is good for stocks and we really shouldn't even be here at all time highs i now when everything arnie's season this yeah we had continuous a vision down 3rd quarter present on average equities across the board averaging 2.3 percent downward and now we're going to for kill and with task on board with consumer spending expected to be much much slower and much more constricted this year how would stasiak especially in for retail consumer sentiment everything when consumers have been the backbone and been supporting the market this entire ride. of 1st of all i mean bad earnings are not the only negative that the markets are ignoring in fact in a way the bad news is good news again because it keeps the fed in play even though they've basically. assured the markets that they're not going to do anything to hurt the markets but as far as the consumer is concerned look you know people keep talking about how the consumer has never been in better shape when the opposite is true the consumer is completely levered up he's got record amounts of debt and the only reason he can spend is because the fed

. >> reporter: times when they raised their kids cindy and arnie.e kids have taken over and continued the trucking company their family built from scratch with sweat and toil in 1946. they're like a new set of treads on experienced wheels. >> does fremont fit with san francisco? >> no. >> it's a big city but also a small town. >> reporter: fremont is a changing town. just sample the local restaurants. your taste buds will tell you all about that. >> i'm indian, afghanistan, pakistan, i like to try everything. >> reporter: 57% of fremont is asian, including a large afghani population. this owner of a restaurant moved here 14 years ago from kabul. >> in the united states, i'm happy to have freedom. we have a good life. >> reporter: this is a man who fell in love overseas, married and emigrated. his wife had been in the states much longer. >> we're fortunate to have a sense of security here in the u.s., whereas in afghanistan you don't have that. >> reporter: now they have 11-year-old miriam and 3-year-old michelle. two weeks ago they added ibrahim and

introduce sports they know they'll be good at one of them is the ancient filipino martial arts call arnis. reports. korea has take one joe japan has karate and the philippines also has its own martial arts sport at least. 6 so this is why for jude rodrigo is a nice is more than just a combat sport it has come to symbolize the filipino identity so for the past few years she along with other members of the at least national team have been clocking in long hours to train for their biggest competition the south east asian games. you really feel are you have a better future because if we don't perform well this year you don't perform well in the next few years that are in this world probably not players as much i missed was the preferred duel match of filipinos hundreds of years ago it was originally called out of. our harness of the hand the philippines is hosting the southeast asian games for the 4th time and much is at stake at least players aim to clinch at least 15 gold medals hoping not just to put at least in the spotlight internationally but also so it may flourish as a popular sport i

ust: this is arnie calling from grand island. caller: happy thanksgiving.eryt want to say it's difficult to say or not say something that's in your heart because scriptures say out of the abundance of the heart, the mouth speaks. that's what we do, we talk about what we are interested in. host: is that usually done civilly? caller: in our house we rarely -- i shouldn't say we don't talk about politics, but it comes up. it's pretty civil. host: what's the situation this time as far as family members, politically aligned door how does that work was to mark how would you define it? >> i think politically aligned outside the political spectrum. host: what do you mean by that? caller: we don't talk about top politics much. host: that is arnie giving us a call again talking politics at thanksgiving good or bad idea. we've heard some of the opinions of the phone lines. it's notobert saying healthy talking politics, raising your blood pressure while eating. us and tweet us or text call the phone lines in eastern and central time zones. glendale, california is where

change and many of them were moderate republicans who had, say, voted for one of our former governors, arnie carlson. they were those republicans, but they were starting to get sick, even back then, they were starting to get tired of the rhetoric and pushing people out of the republican party because they didn't agree with them on certain issues. i think you've seen that reach a pinnacle with president trump. so when i look at my record, i am someone that's always bought those voters with me and i've done it time and time again, and my state, northern minnesota has steel workers and teamsters and kind of like a pennsylvania, western pennsylvania type voting group. the iowa border and the north and south dakota border is very rural and then there is in the middle the rural district of michele bachmann and i've won every one of those republican districts three times in a row now, congressional districts. there are rural congressional districts and i've done it by getting there and this last election took, when i led the ticket for the third time we flipped the republican house democratic and w

this is arnie, the giant ball. weighs a ton.n the patio, left hook marks all over the patio, left hook marks all over the grass, and then had a kip —— hoof. he is named after arnold schwarzenegger because he is a big old unit. it would be good for the roses. looking at the positives. thank you both very much. the green party will be the latest to tell us why it thinks it should lead the country when it launches its general election campaign in bristol later. it'll be hoping to capitalise on a renewed awareness of environmental issues, and is pledging to spend an additional £100 billion a year tackling climate change. we can speak now to the party's co—leaderjonathan bartley. good morning to you. thank you for joining us. it is an awful lot of money. where will you find it from? we are being upfront and clear about. we're not messing around. we will get 91 billion from borrowing an additional 9 million from increasing corporation tax to the oecd increasing corporation tax to the 0ecd rate, up to 24%. increasing corporation tax to