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investigation is that in 2009, he claimed a loss of $700 million apparently associated with his failed atlantic cityinos in he continued to carry that along apparently and at the beginning of 2015 he was still claiming a loss of $105 million. using losses, deductions and credits that were nerto inthgor touaxghesly. >> isn't that the fault of the system of legislators like yourself to try to simplify and make sure people can't use different methods if you >> of the congress that seems to be dominated by the super rich. and large multinational corporations. had the irs done its job of thoroughly auditing, we could determine if this is just trump like many other ultrarich people avoiding their fair share of taxes or whether there was fraud committed. we can't ll that from what we have. the committee's inquiry was narrow. it only explored eight of 500 trump business entities. the committee was never able to talk with anyone at the irs. we only had ectronic records. there is much more out there, but i think we have reason to complain when thirs failed to do for trump under his administration what the irs

will close at the end of the year, because when you walk around atlantic city, anything becomeselievable [ laughter ] and finally, a charity in australia recently attempted to break a guinness world record by lining up nearly 1,100 wrapped presents it would beat the previous record holder -- someone whose parents just got divorced [ audience oohs [ light laughter ] and that's a merry christmas monologue joke from the monster mike scollins. that was a monologue, everybody. we're up and running [ cheers and applause we got a great show for you tonight. he's the host of "all in with chris hayes" which airs on msnbc every night at 8:00 pm our good friend chris hayes is back on the show [ cheers and applause and she stars in the very funny "mythic quest," which is in its third season on apple tv plus. charlotte nicdao will also be joining us [ cheers and applause so excited to have her on. but before we get to all that, you guys, these days, i don't need to tell you -- the news stinks every headline i see is depressing, stressful, or depressing and stressful but every once in a while

now, president trump, who masterfully negotiated the swapping of a thriving atlantic city for a pilewould have done way better and gotten zero americans home, writing i wouldn't have made the deal for a 100 people. that's right. trump is a hard bargainer. you can't get what you want from him unless you have at least ten compliments for his calves. here to run interference on this basic humanity gaffe is chief of staff to hillary clinton rad ham and a author of life in many worlds, huma abedin. >> tooil, i'm so happy to be on the show with you. >> great to have you. now we are sworn enemies. why are people praising biden for liberating one american when trump liberated a billion covid suffering americans from the torture of existence? >> well, first of all, i had the great privilege of meeting brittney griner's wife cherelle a few weeks ago at a dinner. and i can only imagine the relief and the joy that they are experiencing right now with the release of britney. i worked at the state department. i have chapters about that experience in my book when hillary was secretary of state, whe

times investigation is that in 2009 he claimed a loss of $700 million, associated with his failed atlantic cityasinos and he continued to carry that along and at the beginning of 2015 he was still claiming a loss of $105 million. so by using creative losses and credits and deductions that were never thoroughly analysed, he was able to avoid paying taxes. is that the fault, is that not the fault of the system, of legislators like yourself to try and simplify and make sure people cannot use different methods, if you do not like them? much of it absolutely is the fault of the congress that seems to be dominated by the super rich and too often and large multinational corporations and had the irs had done its job of thoroughly auditing we could determine if this isjust donald trump, like many supre rich avoiding his fair share of taxes or whether there was fraud committed here. we cannot really tell from what we have. the committee's inquiry it was narrow only exploring eight of some 500 trump owned business entities. the committee was not able to talk with anyone at the irs so we only have electron

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reacts ) no. ( laughter ) meanwhile, in museum news, the "ripley's believe it or not" museum in atlantic city's founders failed to anticipate how many people would choose "or not." ( laughter ) meanwhile, new research from the journal "science" found that for most healthy adults, drinking eight cups of water a day is completely unnecessary and is misguided, in part because it doesn't take into account all the water that we get from our food. which is why i will ask ben & jerry's to re-release americone dream with the new label "technically, an excellent source of water." ( cheers and applause ) mmm. ( cheers and applause ) mmm. time to hydrate. ( laughter ) mmm. mmm. mmm. mmm. ( laughter ) nothing cleanses the palate like some dairy. ♪ ♪ ♪ ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: hey, everybody! welcome back! ladies and gentlemen, my first guest tonight is a 15-time grammy award-winning artist who has sold over 65 million records worldwide. please welcome back to "the late show," alicia keys! ♪ ♪ ♪ ( applause ) ( cheers and applause ) >> yay! this is a good, good vibe. >> stephen: it is a good vib

my father had invited my mother and me to see him perform at the steel pier in atlantic city.arby club. i, a fan of the motown sound, and an adolescent who, for the first time, had a girl crush on a sexy soul singer, was in love with marvin gaye. my father had a problem with this. my father actually got upset when asked to see gaye's second show. he didn't yell or overreact to me. but he wasn't his usual easygoing self, which is the side of him ilways saw. suddenly, my mother who was visibly upset, pullede over to the de and said, you made yr father mad. you should have never asked to see the second show. you should have never asked him. the last thing i remember hearing was my mother shouting to my father, when are you going to marry me? my father yelled back, never. i stood there, bleary-eyed, confused, heartbroken. we cut our vacion short and left theext day. all of us were shaken to the core. and mother, with a 12-year-old daughter to care for, was forced, finally, to let go of her happily ever after with louis armstrong fantasy, and realized that the her womain his life,

he has performed in atlantic city and other comedy clubs throughout the state of florida and volunteers an auctioneer for charities. >> sugars are you ready for your ethics training? rule number one you cannot take cash in an envelope. i said i never take the envelope. [laughter] >> he says standup touch could help get things done in washington. >> in the senate in the house with all the divisions we have in this country now, what advice would you give them? >> spend more time with each other and with each other's families. get all of the families together. spend some time and then stop. i don't think hate is a political strategy. you hit me on a subject i really love. >> standup comedian has a snack sure if you are in the area it's going to beat scotty's comedy club this coming friday decembew jersey. if you're the state capitol of trenton tomorrow you can catch jon bramnick the state center the statehouse. and arthel as you heard his humor does have a serious point for all of us and for what we've seen in washington as he just said hates is not a political strategy. arthel: no it's no

and in atlantic city in 1968, there was a beauty contest, a miss america where women through lips sticks into have been called the freedom trash can love to show they were fighting against all these stereotypes and to express their discontent. well, bible good show chola who, exec lipstick, cuban the publication that he for dan's best seller. the feminine mistake caused women to reexamine traditional roles under protest. old stereotypes with wearing lipstick can have different meanings. women can wear it as a sign of emancipation. oh. or on the contrary, some will feel that by wearing lipstick, they're submitting to traditional norms, how they normally lips. it can be full of contradictions. it's always a 2 way thing when lipstick is involved with me. i wish it throughout 3 to the lab stake has sometimes been considered respectable. other times not the defense. it's not an expression of beauty that has evolved in a linear manner throughout history and lipstick. really became connected to counterculture in laws during the 1970s. because who had the great, sort of pioneers of outrageous ma

laughter ) ( applause ) meanwhile, in museum news, the "ripley's believe it or not" museum in atlantic cityrently, the museum's founders failed to anticipate how many people would choose "or not." ( laughter ) meanwhile, new research from the journal "science" found that for most healthy adults, drinking eight cups of water a day is completely unnecessary and is misguided, in part because it doesn't take into account all the water that we get from our food. which is why i will ask ben & jerry's to re-release americone dream with the new label "technically, an excellent source of water." mmm. ( cheers and applause ) mmm. ( cheers and applause ) mmm. time to hydrate. ( laughter ) mmm. mmm. mmm. ( laughter ) nothing cleanses the pallet like some dairy. we'll be right back with alicia keys. ♪ ♪ ♪ ( applause ) when a cold comes on strong, knock it out with vicks dayquil severe. just one dose starts to relieve 9 of your worst cold and flu symptoms. to help take you from 9 to none. power through with vicks dayquil severe. ♪ cheerful holiday music ♪ ♪ yeah, that's nice. ♪ i have moderate to severe

it's like going to atlantic city or vegas. this could happen to you or your friends and the groups of gamblers who go to thailand. we know 700 thais have been rescued. the smoke that rises from these sorts of fires, that is very deadly. we know authorities there about 58 people still unaccounted for. the rescue teams have a harrowing task of going and locking down rooms. this is very much a situation which is still moving. it gives us a great deal of reverence for what the rescue teams will have to go through and what they'll encounter, whitney. >> thank you be. >>> pope francis is calling for prayers on behalf of his predecessor. he says 95-year-old pope benedict is very sick. barbie nadeau is live with the story. >> reporter: the last we heard from the vatican was 24 hours ago when they responded to the call for prayers saying pope benedict, retired pope, was worsening. he's 95 years old. he resigned ten years ago because he said he was too frail mentally and physically to carry on his duties in leading the catholic church.

tossed from the game and the league is expected to hand down suspensions and fines and extreme atlantic citynt covered up since 2021. hundreds to see all the improvements. the city wanted to clean up lucy after spending 140 years next to the ocean. giving her a new metal skin and fresh coat of paint. the restoration took about 15 months and cost nearly 2.5-million-dollar. those are your headlines. adam. we are tossing it out to you. what it like out there. it's warm 40 degrees out here on fox square. ashley. good morning to you. and loud, pleasant as ever in new york city on an early good morning. don't you got love it. temperatures 44 degrees in chicago. there is a weather change happening. all that cold artic air to suddenly a big warm-up. your highs on thursday taking your highs on friday. 50 degrees in detroit. take you into the weekend and suddenly you are talking about 50 degrees in new york city. 53 degrees in kansas city that continues all the way into your new year's day where, remember back on christmas morning 17-degree information cincinnati, ohio, it will be 57 degrees on sunday

contractors, he got away with some dodgy tax maneuvers, he got away with some sketchy stuff in atlantic citys. given all the evidence we have in the investigation, has his luck run out? i'm curious to hear all three of you? barbara, i'll start with you. >> it's very difficult to prove anyone guilty of many of these white collar crimes. that's because it requires proof of intent and knowledge, which is difficult. when somebody does something like use physical force against somebody, you have eyewitnesss they shot somebody, they punched someone. when it comes to white collar cases, people writing stuff down on pieces of paper and signing documents is not on its own illegal. it's when it contains fraud or corruption that it becomes illegal. so these cases can be difficult to prove. so all of these cases that trump is facing, there's no certainty that any of them will come to fruition. in light of the enormous mountain of evidence that we have seen by the january 6th committee, i would be surprised if he dodges it again. >> can i follow up on that? it's interesting you say that, because i think

signing the gulf of tonkin resolution, and there are church bombings, and he's about to go to atlantic city for a convention. he calls up the head of the hegar slacks company, can you make me a pair of pants. it is a graphic conversation about johnson's own personal needs, of where he needs these pants to be taken out and why. much. mark for staying great story. it is ten after eight. thank you very much for staying beyond the time that was scheduled. i know we all appreciate it and again, thank you very much, not only to those people that register tonight for what was a great evening of information, but mark, for your time as well. and joining us and enlightening us as to presidential recordings program. and what you are doing. and as you said earlier, you have a book coming out. so, by all means, everyone should look for that. and i wish you good luck on that. and everything else. >> pleasure to be with you. thank you. >> thank you. take care. goodbye. >> weekends on c-span two are an intellectual feast. every saturday, american history tv documents america story. and on sundays, book tv

open, held in atlantic city, frazier brought in bigger live audiences and ramped up tv production.ool hallmark, the smoke-filled room. close but not cigar. there's a machine puffing away in the corner. when the smoke cleared, there was shane van boening. he was fresh off winning his first world championship. sealing his status atop the sport. he confided to us he slept with the trophy for a month. van boening is mobbed at pool tournaments but can still walk through an airport unbothered. >> he is no lebron james. i totally understand that. and i recognize that. and it's our job to turn that around. it is our responsibility to turn that world number one prize money from $80,000 to 1 million, so it's prize money. it's more events and let's get these players known. you've got to fall in love with them. >> reporter: are they lovable? >> yes, some of them. >> reporter: the health of the sport also depends on minting a new generation of elite players, so this tournament had a junior division held alongside the pros and named, what else, the shane van boening junior open. >> reporter: the

. >> she goes to the miss america pageant in atlantic city and wears this very, very low-cut dress downere was j.lo. >> we are all born sexual creatures, thank god. >> to see a woman that is so in charge of her sexuality is extremely empowering. >> marilyn is owning her sexuality. but soon others will exploit it. >> my name is hugh hefner, and i'm editor/publisher of "playboy" magazine. >> in december 1953, marilyn inadvertently makes history. >> she ended up being the first cover and centerfold of "playboy." >> marilyn had been paid 50 bucks for the photo shoot four years earlier, and on the back of those nude photographs, hugh hefner launched an empire. >> technically hugh hefner did nothing wrong since she had signed away her rights to that image. ethically, not consulting her, it's really problematic. it is. it's exploitation in my mind. >> putting those pictures in the centerfold put a layer of shame back onto the photos that marilyn had insisted she was not going to be ashamed of. >> every copy of "playboy" sells out. marilyn has become a sensation. even if you got ppp and it only

impacting some major cities, including all of new york city, boston, providence, rhode island and atlantic cityjersey. as it is bringing rain, strong winds and flooding to us. it's bringing near blizzard conditions to other parts of the northeast like ohio. we're also expecting blizzard conditions in upstate new york, buffalo area later on this morning. some locals say this will really be the first test for some high dunes here built up ever since sandy hit this area 10 years ago. now see if these dunes will protect them from the atlantic ocean break over the sea wall impacting their businesses and homes nearby. >> brian: all right, katie, thank you so much. check in with you again. the worst is yet to come. 5 minutes after the hour. check in and turn to fox correspondent robert ray in chicago where temperatures are already well below zero. robert? >> good morning, guys. it is just down right dangerous out here this morning. the face is crackling. can i feel my lips not moving correctly here on state street. they have cleared all of the snow from overnight but these temperatures are so bad. it

raise reminds us all of how successful donald trump was in basically excruciating himself from atlantic city. millions and millions of dollars every quarter there. his assets were losing money. and he wrote the terms for his business, the terms of those contracts. so he would be the first one paid out the door when things started to go sour. and indeed he was successful in large measure. and basically packing up in the middle of the night and taking off. >> he's made clear of it. >> he's been successful. and what is interesting about this latest event is you know, i am old enough to remember the clinton administration and all of the extra k shin that various officials who worked in the clinton administration implemented to avoid any potential appearances or conflict of interest. erskine had something like 200. chief of staff had something like a 200-page ethics disclosure in which, in order to be the chief of staff he divested from millions and millions of dollars. well, here is a man running for president. according to his aides who is now engaged in business with a foreign power. it is no

atlantic city streets are turning in rivers, temperatures are above freezing at the moment but that willected to plunge more than 20 degrees later today so very clearly there could be some serious additional problems ahead. and millions of americans are trying to head home or head out for the holidays. this massive weather system is stopping many people in their tracks. the snow, the rain, and the ice and the winds all have already caused thousands of flight delays and cancellations at airports across the country. and the ripple effects are nowhere close to overyet. iva ivan rodriguez is in hartsfield-jackson for us. what are you hearing there. >> there is once in a generation winter storm effecting so many people. plans and are feeling to begin to feel the polar and it is now about 18 degrees. you could see the stark difference there in terms of the temperature. but it is not only having an effect when if comes to air travel, we're keeping an eye on the number of power outages. there is more than a million and here in georgia there is 100,000 people without power and that poses obvious

there is a plane in atlantic city but the crew is stuck in chicago, you can't get that crew on that plane because it's not going to get there. so this is going to take a long time to filter through. buffalo had 43 inches of snow on the ground as of yesterday morning, we're still waiting for the update from this morning, that number is likely every 50. why does that matter? because if you add a few numbers to this, 93 or so inches of snowfall this season, the normal is 95. for the entire winter. and it's still snowing. they probably had between 6 and 10 inches of snow overnight to add to that 43. here comes the snow still, it's the cold air coming over the warm water, big snow just on this side of the lakes, big snows in this art of ontario as well. there's a lot of snow around barry and places north of there, coming off of lake heuer ron and lake superior. there is the warm up, it's going to move to the east, even denver gets over 50 today. buffalo 49 and 50. chicago even a little bit warmer. jessica? >> the warm up on its way. chad myers, thanks so much. >>> the supreme court could rule

, he got away with some, you know, dodgy tax ministers, he got away with some sketchy stuff in atlantic city, and the casinos. and the big question is, given all of the evidence that we have in the investigations, has his luck run out? and i'm curious to hear all three of you, barbara i will start with you. >> it is very difficult to prove that anyone is guilty of any of these white collar crimes, and that is because it requires proof of intent, and knowledge, which is difficult when it comes to financial transactions. when somebody does something where the act itself was blatantly illegal, use of force against somebody, for example, it's an easier case. violence as you said they, shot somebody, they stab somebody. but when it comes to white collar cases, people, writing stuff down on peeps of paper and signing documents is not on its own illegal, it's when they contain some sort of fraud or corruption that it becomes illegal. so these cases can be difficult to prove, so and all of these cases that trump is facing, there is no certainty that any of them will come to fruition, but i do think

he flew john gotti's top lieutenant on his helicopter in atlantic city. >> later claimed he didn't knowhe guy. thank never has a record like a mob boss. no e-mail. no notes, note records. there is certainly, among roy's clients are mobsters. the mafia it was deep into the concrete industry in new york city which was the material trump chose to build trump tower with. and then yet interactions with mafia pokes many students casino project. at minimum trump has no problem with it. at most i was he gravitates toward that. he certainly adapts us kinds of behaviors. michael cohen talks about this all the time. that trump speaks in a code and gives you a sense of what he wants you to do without openly saying it. >> so we know he adopted this character john barron he named guhis son barron and pretend toe as a guide. i learned from your book i'd never heard of vinny before who is vinnie? trucks is a complicated housing commissioner is not donald trump fan. weidman's commissioner. this is an important story. he encourages to object the tax abatement. trump goes to court. in the interim tony get

he had these debacles with his air shuttle, atlantic city and everything else. you would think -- all this history is public. you would think people would take that in along with the trump brag doesh i don't about how great i am. that doesn't really cut through for his base. i still hear people who tell me that he's this great businessman, a genius at business. >> yeah. i hear it, too. >> but i do think as these cases develop and as information comes out, that cannot help ber niche this image and it has to have some affect on the margins. i frankly haven't seen it yet. you have to think it will at some point. >> no. that's fair. i'm running out of time here. as david knows, if you look at those bars in tow at that time, i'm not a businessman, i'm a business, man. now let me handle my business, damn. i think the question that remains is whether these prosecutors will handle their business. that's what we'll be watching for. eugene and david, thanks to both of you. >> thank you. >> thank you, ari. >> appreciate you guys. >>> we have our shortest break of the show.

always been a con artist he is a terrible businessman, his own executives back when i was covering atlantic city were busy leaking to me constantly about how he interfered in the business and cost of money and of course he blamed everyone else for that. and now you are seeing donald feeling absolutely desperate sending out through social commentaries in all caps and screaming and internet language it is just going to go downhill from here, alicia. >> cream screaming internet language, congressman jolly i did not use the term con artists to not to steal davids fire but if the term fits i do wonder to glasser's point why you think the desantis is of the world are watching and waiting and what it is they are waiting for? >> yes i agree with susan glasser, terrible three weeks to your point alicia if you just take the last week conviction of tax fraud for the trump administration, to new mar-a-lago documents in the loss in georgia you forget about the week prior when he was wrestling with antisemitism -- >> good point. >> think about that. this has been a disastrous three weeks i actually would said

and they suggest it may be a part of his losing his atlantic city casinos.y are, they were used to wipe out profits that he had and to justify paying little or no taxes. it's also the entanglement there is. we do know he paid some years more taxes to foreign governments than he did here in the united states. but because we only looked at eight of the 500 entities werks don't know what other influences may have occurred from overseas on trump's operations. >> right. and that's a big reason why there were calls for transparencies, for people running for president to release their tax return so, that you can see if there's any conflict of interest, if their policy could be influenced by anything that could be picked up on the tax returns. congressman dog get, thank you so much for coming on the show. thank you. >>> new transcripts of january 6th committee testimony. why ginni thomas, the wife of supreme court justice clarence thomas, says she has regrets. introducing the new sleep number climate360 smart bebed. only smart bed in the world that actively cools, w

signing the gulf of tonkin resolution, and there are church bombings, and he's about to go to atlantic cityfor a convention. he calls up the head of the hegar slacks company, can you make me a pair of pants. it is a graphic conversation about johnson's own personal needs, of where he needs these pants to be taken out and why. >> great story. it's ten after eight, thank you very much, mark for staying a beyond the time that was scheduled. i know we all appreciate it. again, thank you very much, not only to those people that registered tonight for what was a great evening of information, but mark, for your time as well. for joining us and enlightening us as to presidential recordings program, and what you are doing. as you said earlier, you have got a book coming out. by all means, everyone should look for that and i wish you good luck on that and everything else. >> thanks. a pleasure to be with you. >> thank you. take care, --

his own executives, back in atlantic city, we are busy leaking to me constantly about how he interfered in the business and cost it money. and of course, he blamed everyone else for that. and now you are seeing donald feeling absolutely desperate. he is sending out truth social commentaries in all caps. he is screaming in internet language. it is just going to go downhill from here. >> screaming internet language. congressman, david jolly, i did not use the term con artist. but if the term fits -- i do wonder, to glasser's point, why you think the desantis is of the world are watching and waiting and what it is they are waiting for? >> yeah, i agree with susan glasser. a terrible three weeks. to your point, if you just take the last week, the conviction on tax fraud for the trump organization, the new mar-a-lago documents and the political loss of georgia, you almost forget about a week prior, when he was wrestling with antisemitism and white supremacy. >> good point! >> think about that. i mean, this has been disastrous. i would actually say. i would take a little bit of a different ap

of all of those complications, nigerian aspirations to develop an african model make a city has produced eco atlantic, a brand new coastal city that has been in development since 2009 in lagos, state. the plans include everything from skyscrapers to luxury apartments and financial district to private power grid and a shopping boulevard. in the image of you york's 5th avenue, all of this high and urbanized ations, it's on land reclaimed from the atlantic ocean. the developer said that the creation of this city rather than causing any environmental complications, would in fact help tackle long running issues of erosion along. and i jerry's southwestern coast fed them all the documentation, the eco atlantic says the reclamation and associated activities may cause disturbance to the local water quality. however, with the implementation of best practice measures on site effects would be only of a minor nature. many of the grand designs that were men to accompany echo atlantic has just not come to pass. but more importantly, ironically, this development has actually exacerbated certain climate change impac

he's about to go to atlantic city for the convention. he calls up the head of the hagar slacks company. can you make me a pair of pants and it is a graphic conversation about johnson's own personal needs of where he needs these pants to be taken out. and why? now great story. yeah. well, it's a ten after eight. thank you very much. mark for staying beyond the time that was scheduled. i know we all appreciate it. and again, thank you very much. not only to those people that register tonight for what was a a great evening of information, but mark for your time as well and joining us and enlightening us as to presidential recordings program and what you're doing and as you said earlier, you've got a book coming out. so by all means everyone should look for that and i wish you good luck on that and everything else great. thanks pleasure to be with you.

to the mistress of a big monster, and it flew jon god he's top lieutenant on his helicopter to atlantic city. >> guest: and then claimed later he didn't know the guy. >> host: and he never keeps records like a mob boss, right? >> guest: no records, no notes. i mean, look, there's a one of the quality about it with trump but there's certainly, and one of roy cons clients were monsters. a mafia was deep into the concrete industry in york citye which was a material trump chose to build trump tower with. and then he had interactions with mafia linked folks doing his casinoo projects. at minimum trump has a problem with it. at most i would say he gravitates towards that and he certainly adopts those kinds of behaviors and giving, and michael cohen talks about this all the time,rt that trump sort speaks and a code and gives you a sense of what he wants you to do without openly saying it. >> host: so we know that he adopted this character, jon bayern, , and he named his son bayern. that we could pretend to be this other guyuy on the phone. but i learned from a book, never heard of the t knee before

in trump to the mistress of a big mobster, and he flew john top lieutenant on his helicopter to atlantic city and then later claimed he didn't know the guy. so and he never keeps records like a mob boss, right? no. no email, no, no reference, no notes, no record. i mean, look, i think that it's there's there's a want to be quality about it with trump. there are there are certainly and rogue one among choice roy cohn's clients were mobsters and then you know the mafia was deep into the concrete industry in new york which was the material that trump chose to build trump tower with. and then he had interactions with mafia linked folks when. he was doing his casino projects, you know, at trump has no problem with at at most would say he he's he gravitates toward that and he certainly adopts those kinds of behaviors in giving. and michael cohen about this all the time you know that trump sort of speaks in a code and gives gives you a sense of what wants you to do without openly saying so we know that he adopted this character, john barron, that he named his son barron. you know, way pretend to be

atlantic ocean. the developers said that the creation of this city rather than causing any environmental complications, would in fact help tackle long running issues of erosion along. and i, jerry is southwestern coast fed them all the documentation, the eco atlantic says the reclamation and associated activities may cause disturbance to the local water quality. however, with the implementation of best practice measures on site effects would be only of a minor nature. many of the grand designs that were men to accompany echo atlantic as just not come to pass. but more importantly, ironically, this development has actually exacerbated certain climate change impacts in the city of lag ups. and so what these new terms do is they suck in all of the available public resources for infrastructure and innovation into these sites. and it means that nothing is being attended to in terms of the real cities that already exist, where the majority of people live. so it is not just that they are often inappropriate context, but also they have a distraction effect. the other thing is that where we walked onto stanza

takes over the work, the environmental situation worsens and instead of the fresh air of the atlantic in large citiesin the morning from tomsk to yekaterinburg - 13 on european territory, on the contrary, the initiative at the atlantic cyclones today is heavy snowfall, throughout the north-west and center and in the chernozem region there with an admixture of wet snow and if in yaroslavl it is minus six , then in kaluga there are only 0 in voronezh plus one frost in the volga region , heavy snowfalls are more significant there. tomorrow today is just a warm-up and mostly on the right bank of the volga in the south on wednesday. rainy weather in the krasnodar territory is not excluded thunderstorms in sochi rain and plus 10 at azov with sleet and everywhere a very strong wind in st. petersburg today sleet and near zero in moscow 0 -2 snow at times on one side winter landscape. by the new year it is necessary to refresh, and on the other hand on the roads in these troublesome days. it is very difficult to snowdrift and go hungry. memory mistake dear when is 2 o'clock? for two hours i definitely didn’t

it's the atlantic city of england. he was certainly becoming paranoid. and i thought this is nonsense. how much bigger do you want the chippendales to be before you realize that it's us? it's not gonna be anybody else. stop it. >> in steve's eyes, he wanted to be the only male exotic dance troupe in town. as read scot took the stage in blackpool, he had no idea the terrifying experience that was about to transpire. he tells his story in an exclusive interview with the discovery plus series, "curse of the chippendales." >> one night i was just getting into the show, and all of a sudden the producer and the promoter of the show comes over and he asks me to step down off the stage. and he said, you need to come down. we got to talk. >> a detective shows up and has to sit down the dancers and their tour manager. >> he said, we have intercepted a call that there's been a contract put on your life. somebody wants to kill you. how? they said, cyanide injection. >> cyanide. >> a syringe full of cyanide. >> the murderers decide

host: patty from atlantic city, new jersey. independent. caller: good morning. want to say that i'm absolutely thrilled brittany is home. the negotiation was really difficult and actually brilliant. when you are dealing with hoag in a dangerous place you have to kind of take what you get. you can never say i will not bring somebody home. it's like getting a touchdown or field goal. you have to put the points on e ard and work to get more i have to say i think it is shameful the republicans are taking the stance that they are. it looks racist and petty and they should not be doing that. host: more of your calls. you can text us, tweet, post on facebook. in other news yesterday, the house passed a same-sex marriage bill, respect for marriage act. the house passed it 258-169. senators passed it last month 61-36. speaker pelosi, in one of her last act as speaker held a bill enrollment ceremony on the hill yesterday. take a look. [video] >> trying to make it as big as possible. [laughter] [applause] [cheers] host: from c-span's instagram account. you can follow us on