adrian bard joins us with the details. >> anne-marie, the bus was carrying tourists from two carnival cruise ships. they were 35 minutes into the drive the accident occurred. about 35 minutes into the drive. ten people died at the scene and two others in a nearby hospital. that was according to the local prosecutor's office. some of the injured and dead were scattered along the road. a mexican official said seven americans were among the injured but the u.s. embassy would not confirm if any u.s. citizens died. after the crash some were back on the ships while others were being treated in local hospitals. according to a reporter who was vacationing aboard one of those ships, the departure was delayed for hours. royal caribbean called it heartbreaking and offering medicare care. >> adrienne, we're looking at video right now. it doesn't look like the bus was entering into a curve or anything like that. do mexican authorities have any idea why this bus rolled over? >> reporter: no. at this time nothing's confirmed. we don't know what caused the crash. but a local policeman in mexico who w

the days are hastening on, by prophet bards foretold, when, with the ever-circling years, shall comef gold when peace shall over all the earth, its ancient splendors fling, and all the world give back the song which now the angels sing. announcer: all this week, "washington journal" is .elcoming authors henry olson on his book "the working-class republican: ronald reagan and the return of blue-collar conservatism." this is just over an hour. ues. host: joining us now is henry olson, senior fellow at the ethi joining us is henry olson, blue collar conservityism. here on part of our spotlight to talk about the future of the republican party. thank you so much for joining us. guest: thanks for having me. host: what made you write this book? guest: what happened after 2008, where the republican in the s anhile lated elections. it was down to its worst standings across the country since i was a teenager and i host: why was reagan so appealing to them? guest: working class republican is somebody who looks at the everyday life of an average american and puts their interests first. not ideol

adrienne bard of cbs news radio joins us by phone from mexico city with the details. adrienne, good morning. >> anne-marie, the bus was carrying passengers from two different royal caribbean cruise ships on an exertion to visit the ruins of mayan. they were 35 minutes into the drive the accident occurred. about 35 minutes into the drive. that's correct. about 35 minutes into the drive. ten people died at the scene and two others in a nearby hospital. that was according to the local prosecutor's office. some of the injured and some of the dead were scattered along the road near the shattered bus. a mexican official said seven americans were among the injured but the u.s. embassy would not confirm if any u.s. citizens died. hours after the crash, some of those injured tourists were back onboard the ships at the scene while others were being treated in local hospitals. according to a reporter who was vacationing aboard one of those ships, the departure was delayed for hours. royal caribbean which had hired a local bus company for the tour called the accident heartbreakin

more about this foreign policy vision with a boris forman he's a professor of political science at bard college in berlin thanks for joining us trump did spend quite a lot of the speech attacking previous administrations and presidents for their lack of a foreign policy vision what was new in terms of policy here many ways i mean securing american influence in the world is nothing new that's something we've seen in every national security strategy ever since nine hundred eighty six when the first national security strategy was was drafted but in a sense there is a pivotal break from the american tradition i think which is to emphasize american values in a way that they are not congruent with universal values normally american exceptionalism is defined as something that is holds true american democracy something that should hold true for the entire world what trump is emphasizing is a zero sum vision of international relations as a competition between individual nation states so what will that mean concretely how how will america's relations with the rest of the world change. this we don

in solemn stillness lay # to hear the angels sing # for lo, the days are hastening on # by prophet bardsd # when, with the ever—circling years # comes round the age of gold # when peace shall over all the earth # its ancient splendours fling # and the whole world give back the song # which now the angels sing. # heather menzies—urich, who played louisa von trapp in the sound of music, has died aged 68. she was diagnosed with brain cancerfour weeks ago and died on christmas eve. born heather menzies in toronto, she was 15 when the musical film was released in 1965. it went on to win 10 0scars, including best picture. the case of a british woman who appeared in court today accused of smuggling drugs into egypt has been adjourned. laura plummer‘s sister says the hearing has been put back 2a hours after the defendant became visibly upset. the 33—year—old shop worker from hull was arrested in october when she was found with 290 tramadol tablets in her suitcase. the painkiller is legal in the uk, but not in egypt. christmas is of course marked in many different ways around the world. funnily e

in solemn stillness lay # to hear the angels sing # for lo, the days are hastening on # by prophet bardsd # when, with the ever—circling years # comes round the age of gold # when peace shall over all the earth # its ancient splendours fling # and the whole world give back the song # which now the angels sing. # this year's christmas message from her majesty the queen. it might be deepest winter at home, but england's cricketers will step out into the summer sunshine in australia later today for the first session of the next ashes test. they have already lost the series, but organisers expect a sell—out at the melbourne cricket ground as they try to rescue some pride. patrick gearey reports. the ashes gone, and still they come. there's a reason england's fans are called the barmy army. when they're not watching cricket, they're playing it. and they've called up mr root to their team. not the england captain, but his brother, billy — a professional himself, who has had to watchjoe lose the urn with everyone else. i think he will always enjoy the challenge of it. i think there will be time

is using its newly obtained position bring in only bards our financial correspondent who's standing by in frankfurt really is it abusing a monopoly already. well yes and no if you look at the argument of cost for the c.e.o. that it's the algorithms that sounds like a real he childish argument i'm amazed to hear that from a man like that of course you can program your software so that it complies with the law and with regulation and love tons of can do that at the snap of a finger if it wants to do so but of course it's using this situation now where it's the last airline standing and we're is where that there isn't the other offer from the other airline or other airlines to fill the slots for german customers and flying within germany and to european destinations but he does have an argument cost for and that there is that loss of supply air berlin had one hundred forty planes ninety are grounded yes there isn't enough supply and lufthansa supplying what there is at a higher price. really competitions towards the end customer complaints side of the house done very well this year hasn't

year so your pint gets replaced this cardboard chalabi arm returned for a fourth student as coach of bard munich in october seventy two year old trying to steady the ship and buyer now have an eleven point lead at the top of the bundesliga. brasier dortmund also changed coaches after if. lying start to underpay to a bush dortmund season fell apart as they went eight league games without a win the dutchman was fired in early december and replaced with x. cologne boss. and tossing them if to go back alone in a few days later i'm dortmund coach no would have believed such a story if it happens have happened when the mother used to live in sin it came through the ritz it was a kind of. show that had departed cologne with the side rooted to the bottom of the bundesliga having finished an impressive fifth and reached europe last season after top score anthony with dest left for china and wasn't replaced their campaign nosedived with injuries also not helping. the sporting director and coach paid the price and relegation now back. in contrast second place childcare have been one of the positive

. >>> one person was shot during a concert at a bay area bowling alley it happened last night at x bard, which is inside homestead bowling in cupertino. a group of rappers were performing when a group entered the packed bard, throwing chairs and should thing. >> when the gunshots slowed do you want, me and my girlfriend came out of the bathroom. we were running to the back door and we saw a guy with white shoes, all bloody and stuff. >> reporter: they say one person was shot and taken to the hospital. as of this morning police have not reported any arrested or a motive for the shooting. >>> everitt jameson stance accused of planning an attack on pier 39. he liked some isis points on facebook, which alerted the federal agents. he told them he started pier 39, because she knew it was a crowded place, he said he could use any tow truck or sharpshooter trapg to carry out the plan. he met with a agency. he said he would use explosives to funnel family into one location, where he could shoot them and inflict more injury. he told the agent that christmas would be the per days to attack and he

. ♪ >> once the neon tube is completed, we have to to hook it up to our manifold for some barding.is opened, the vacuum is drawn. we'd check the tubes for leaks with our tesla coils. we close the tube back off and heat it up using a large and powerful transformer. as the tube is heated up, it is releasing anything not inert and we evacuate that out. we sealed the tube off, filling in whatever gas we introduced to it. i think my favorite part of making a neon light is when you see it lit up for the first time. different gases when electrified emit different wavelengths of light, neon gas is argon gas and creates an intense blue, but that light produced can be exposed to a different wavelength by coding the inside of the tubes with a coating. it takes one wavelength of light and emits a different wavelength. we bring it over to the table where we hook it up to a transformer and allow it to settle and age the gas we have introduced to it. there is always a stray particle or something left inside the tube, but that time the oxide coating can act to scrub whatever is left inside the tub

fortunately, for deputy bards, aschad russell, a concealed carry permit holder, saw this. he approached the altercation. he told struther he would shoot him if he did not stop beating the deputy. the state attorney's office said struther ignored russell's commands to stop beating the deputy so he fired him three times, hitting and fatally wounding the assailant. he is harolded a hero. this bill also contains the fix nics act of 2017. this is a bipartisan and bicameral measure. the fix nics act takes steps to ensure that state and federal agencies enter all relevant records into the f.b.i.'s national instant criminal background system. this bill will help ensure people who are legally prohibited from having guns, like those with violent felony convictions, do not obtain them. the shooting at virginia tech and the church shootings in charleston, south carolina, and sutherland springs, texas, are tragic reminders of what can happen when all relevant records are not entered into the system. our nics system is only as good as the information within it. this important piece of l

music plays the well—worn strains of the song that immortalises che guevara, sung by the cuban bard silvio voices. the song is known off by heart by millions of cubans and encapsulates how the cuban state would like people to remember el comandante che. but that vision isn't shared by the singer's son, silvito el libre. his reality is very different. silvito‘s the cuba you don't know takes a hard look at the island, raising the kind of issues that the authorities prefer to keep under wraps — violence, social decay and police control. despite his uncompromising lyrics, silvito insists he is no opponent of cuba. but silvito‘s candour has brought him problems. he says he's been detained and his friends have been intimidated by the authorities. it's led him to move away from the island to tampa, florida, where he is free to follow his career as a rapper. do you think that fear is one of the legacies of the generation of el che and fidel castro and raul castro? few know that better than the island's dissidents. among those calling for a new political system in cuba are the ladies in white. orig

fortunately, for deputy bards, aschad russell, a concealed carry permit holder, saw this. he approached the altercation. he told struther he would shoot him if he did not stop beating the deputy. the state attorney's office said struther ignored russell's commands to stop beating the deputy so he fired him three times, hitting and fatally wounding the assailant. he is harolded a hero. this bill also contains the fix nics act of 2017. this is a bipartisan and bicameral measure. the fix nics act takes steps to ensure that state and federal agencies enter all relevant records into the f.b.i.'s national instant criminal background system. this bill will help ensure people who are legally prohibited from having guns, like those with violent felony convictions, do not obtain them. the shooting at virginia tech and the church shootings in charleston, south carolina, and sutherland springs, texas, are tragic reminders of what can happen when all relevant records are not entered into the system. our nics system is only as good as the information within it. this important piece of l

. >>> moscow russian officials have movered to bard opposition leader alexei navalny from running for president against vladimir putin because of what thaw say was a conviction in a fraud case which was widely seen as a political retribution. navalny is now calling for a by cot of next year's vote, which if putin wins would usher him into his fourth just this last navalny waged a campaign in he is person to have most seriously challenged putin n office. a topless protest at the vatican tried to steal ba nativity in saint peter's square. gotnt there. a woman from the activist group. guards detained her before she could make off with the jesus figurine. it happened two hours before pope francis delivered his message to about 50,000 people in the square. >>> let's check in now with meteorologist bonnie schneider one more time to tell us how cold it's going to be. >> it's going to be so richard andking at the arctic blast where the windchill factor will not only be below zero but in some places 30 degrees below zero. all this cold air is working its way to the east. we're going to feel it

andrea day reports on the fa bard >> meet peter hellman, bestselling author and wine expert. >> 20% of the time you may be drinking a fake and will probably never know it. >> reporter: it's a multibillion dollar business. just one man raked in millions hawking fake wine, even duping billionaires. he was a very good counterfeiter. >> reporter: he's currently se a ten-year sentence. but his case helped expose the dirty trut that collectors and auction houses don't like to discuss. years later, experts say counterfeite are still in the game. >> people have forgotten, new, wealthy people are moving into the market. >> reporter: last month chinese police seized thousands of bottles in a fake wine scam. it's one of the easiest luxury goods to recreate. >> it's not like a rolex. you can't take it apart and say, oh, this is not a rolex. you can't prove that a wine in a bottle came from a particular vineyard in france. it's in the taste that you know the difference. >> reporte he says the phony bottles are often recycled. >> they'll quietly resell it in the auctmark. this happens over and over

for more on this let's go live to george bard a political activist and so short just as campaigner hi there george well let's have a listen to this philosophy then was all about free speech i mean why do you think this change in twitter's philosophy springs from. i think because the likes of twitter and facebook are some very complicated lee in between a kind of neutral platform like the internet as a whole and news providers and as they have more and more power over the. vehicles via which people understand the world there is increasing pressure to make sure that particular kinds of sort of hateful material on there you know in the same way is you know you tube is under pressure constantly to remove you know videos of people being beheaded or child abuse videos or whatever there is a kind of. line that is difficult to place between you know violent speech and hateful speech and kind of violent and hateful imagery and there are no there are no clear boundaries between those two things and there is pressure from from within governments and from within the you given the platforms probab

thanks bard always good about appreciate your friendship keep up the job you're doing thank. time now for a quick break but stick around because when we were turn argentino were things the credentials of dozens of activists that were planning to attend an upcoming trade meeting then we'll take a look at how retail industry has been doing since black friday and cyber monday now as we go to break here the numbers at the closing bell. going from the call it's more than just money it's more than just revolutionary it's affecting black hole that sucking in every asset class announcer the history of humanity into one glorious up to who knows where. welcome to the wonderful world of blood donation i come here every three weeks to get my transfusion to be specific i receive immunoglobulin that my body gets and support is that i cannot produce itself around the world giving blood is seen as a symbol of generosity knowing does this because it helps people it's just that one of the side effects is that it helps this applies more. to put the money on your car immediately you don't have a

yes the government signed is the it's happening at the moment the hospitals are being developed the bard's medical school here in watertown and started the start of the course it's got first year medical students training on the island and with bots and the hospitals are running but one of the nominees available in the world that actually run the hospital before well this was you see this was a public tender it was a public quest for proposals there were a number of companies who applied and the educating board eventually chose one that had no track record in this field at all well it's all just no way should as partners health care international who run the boston hospital as who are sort of what this actual company vitals another run a hospital with vytas and so no my knowledge no not but there are you choose for this culture this is usually valuable contract well again two billion euros over the years isn't something that the minister decides it is an educated board which sees all day performances and then choose of the proposal according to merit in october twenty sixth you released a

but we have to realize that in antiquity in the indian culture there were trained bards who would learn songs and be passed down from generation to generation. in that way, they were stable and it's completely plausible that a song could have an ancient background. >> st. thomas christians there also maintain an ancient dance tradition. >> the songs tell us that the apostle was well received wherever he went. people welcomed him and received his message and accepted the baptism and christian communities grew. >> the songs about thomas, it was about the works of thomas and how he was as an individual and as a disciple of jesus was able to actually live that message of jesus in a different country. >> the songs describe thomas founding seven churches and baptizing 17,000 converts. missionary work common to the acts. >> what is fascinating about this is it preserves a tradition which makes sense when we compare it to the way that christianity spread in other parts of the world. >> st. thomas christians to this day maintain traditions they believe to be a direct legacy of first-century chri

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. >>> a new barde fare increase is taking affect in three weeks. details behind the move and the extra charge on top of that if you don't have a clipper card.>>> an emotional message from the mother of a young woman killed in a dui crash. she wants to prevent others from experiencing this devastating loss.>>> a look at the southern california winds that are kicking up. some big wind gusts tonight. the problems for firefighters. what you can expect for wednesday afternoon. ♪ ♪ it feels good to be back. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> a poignant reminder about drunk driving. two weeks ago a group of young people were involved in a car accident in livermore. his 16-year-old girl and 25- year-old woman died from injuries. that's 25-year-old woman's family is speaking out for the first time about the loss. amber is in livermore with the message for others during the holiday season.>> reporter: the deadly crash happened along stanley boulevard. a roadside memorial marks the site. the young woman's family says what happened is a lesson about choices and accountability.>> she

wrote down messages on a poster bard to send to a senator james langford to know how unhappy they are support of that bill. louisville, kentucky, this weekend there was the trump chicken at the big rally. trash bags full of fake money at the big rally in boston. there are a bunch of cold people outside the courthouse in frigid, milwaukee, wisconsin, this weekend. for months now the treasury secretary steve nemnuchin in charge of the money insisting to churn out a super detailed analysis of all of the wonderful things this tax bill would do. he's been saying for months that hundreds of people at the treasury department have been working day and night crunching the numbers for the big report. today we finally got that report. this is it. this is not like the cover page. this is it. this is the entire analysis from the treasury department. it fits on one page. it is 470 words long and including the footnotes. no calculations in the report. there are no statistics of any kind. or data to back up anything it says. but obviously they say it's going to be awesome. their cracker jack reports

we call ourselves the bard association. it tries to have lawyers do something more productive than what they do usually do to support the theater in all kinds of ways. as you know, the theater performance that we are using the stage for is based on the text of william shakespeare's "12 night." you have seen ethan mcsweeney do so many good performances. [applause] it, athave not seen least twice you will can sitter coming in. it is not about the time it reconciliationax to occur. after a shipwreck, or a plane incident stranded on the coast , the a lot and sebastian become separated. to become a page. with lotrio who is really the a but finds out that there is an identical sebastian who she can love just as much. are you following all of this? play is where identity, passion, and gender all threaten to become undone. characters pretending to be people they are not. saying things they do not mean. plotting to advance themselves at the advance of other things. way that others think of us in washington dc. the issue isd now, wil

. >>> huntington ingalls is being added to the s&p 500 they will replace cr bard. huntington is flat in today's trade. >>> still ahead, cold as ice natural gas prices continue to move higher as a cold snap grips a part of the nation coming up, a deep dive into the energy sector and what to expect in 2018. pass please. i'm here to fix the elevator. nothing's wrong with the elevator. right. but you want to fix it. right. so who sent you? new guy. what new guy? watson. my analysis of sensor and maintenance data indicates elevator 3 will malfunction in 2 days. there you go. you still need a pass. there you go. what's critical thinking like? a basketball costs $14. what's team spirit worth? (cheers) what's it worth to talk to your mom? what's the value of a walk in the woods? the value of capital is to create, not just wealth, but things that matter. morgan stanley >>> welcome back to "worldwide exchange." i'm wilfred frost. let's get you up to speed on market action. dow is down 10 points. nasdaq down about 3 points the s&p is slightly higher slight gains yesterday so

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i also note that bill bard, the chief of staff to supervisor jeff sheehy wanted to speak on item number 4 and i'll call him up when he's here. >> good morning, the two items before you today are the historical property contracts and the mills act legislation authorizes the local governments to enter into contracts with private owners and it has a reduction to the owners to allocate the savings towards a maintenance plan. the contracts are 10-year revolving contracts that are renewed annually, essentially from perpetuity. every landmark building as those on the national registrar of historic places is eligible to apply for the mills act program. the department has 25 active contracts that include single family houses and multifamily buildings and large-scale commercial buildings. the program creates an incentive for proper maintenance of our architectural land marks and prevents the property owners from delaying large-scale projects that when put off may cost greater and more costly damage to the building. the department received the two applications by may 1, 2017 filing date and the ap

we call ourselves the bard association. it tries to have lawyers do something more productive than what they do usually do to support the theater in all kinds of ways. as you know, the theater performance that we are using the stage for is based on the text of william shakespeare's "12 night." you have seen ethan mcsweeney do so many good performances. [applause] if you have not seen it, at least twice you will can sitter -- you will consider coming. 12 night is not about the time it takes for the tax reconciliation to occur. [laughter] shakespeare's 25th play . you know the basics. after a shipwreck, or a plane incident stranded on the coast of illyria, the a lot and sebastian become separated. while she assumes the disguise leaderse boy, to be the page, a man, she finds herself at the center of a very exclusive love triangle with the sophisticated lady, libya, who or the note desires but falls in love with cesarean who is really feel a. but then find that there is an identical sebastian who she can love just as much. foll

he is now associated with the hudson institute and i believe a professor at bard college.hy did that intrigue you? where did you get that tip? wil: of all of the political philosophy that steve bannon seems to have drawn his thinking from, i think that book may be the most significant. brian: "special providence." wil: "special providence." by walter russell mead. if you want to understand how steve bannon explains his political views, maybe slightly different from how he actually forms them. some of this might be a veneer, that he enjoys the credibility bestowed by this book, but he certainly knows it backward and forward. it is an interesting book. it defines a sort of four general threads of thought woven through american history about america's relationship to the world, how americans perceive the relationship to the world. one of those auto it seems to me to be mead's real purpose was what he was just speaking about, the jacksonian point of view. certainly steve bannon identifies himself as part of that world view. he thinks of his -- he will tell you verbatim that hi

he is a professor of history at bard college and the author of 11 books including mcmillan, eisenhower and the cold war and reagan and thatcher, the difficult relationship. i am also delighted to introduce our moderator for the evening, an old colleague, timothy naftali. professor at new york university. he is an award-winning author, a presidential historian and also served as director of the injured nixon presidential library and museum. join me in welcoming richard andtimothy . [applause] >> thank you warren and thank all of you. you've written a wonderful book , which we all have the opportunity of purchasing. why did you decide to write about arthur schlesinger? >> can i say what a pleasure it is to be here at the library and i'm grateful for the invitation and also it's wonderful to be interviewed by such a fine historian. the answer to that question may be the real answer lies in my childhood that arthur's lessons was one of the first historians, proper historians that i read. and i can still see the gold spine of the tradition of 1000 days when my father's bookshelf and i didn'

it happen on saturday night at bard station. amman reported 10-12 teenagers punched him and stole his cell phone. the victim suffered minor injuries. the officers detained several suspects. the victim could not identify them, as the attackers. they are reviewing surveillance video now, hoping it will provide new links. stomach it may be dry here, but millions of people are waking up to a white christmas. snow started falling in the north wheezed it does northeast and midwest. the weather services warning drivers who need to drive on the slick roads today. he careful out there. forecasters say that the snow is heading toward the east coast. more is expected through today. take a look at the snow falling in the pacific northwest. a cold storm is bringing winter precipitation near seattle and portland. the snow started covering roads in washington. it makes traveling pretty dangerous for drivers. in seattle, freezing rain, snow, and sleet made roads are very slick. the city got at least two inches last night. that's only the sevent

thanks bard always good. appreciate your friendship keep up the job you are doing bart thanks. time now for a quick break but stick around because when we were turn argentina ricin is the credentials of dozens of activists that are planning to attend an upcoming trade meeting then we'll take a look at how retail industry has been doing since black friday and cyber monday as we go to break here are the numbers at the closing bell. it was my home for twenty five years. the fun to hold it all well. now that was the most heartbreaking thing i've ever seen in my life it was so it was traumatic you know we will fill it by the state the full. p.c. politics now and how we can take power. if we continue to stand and make the noise and people out we can change this community. we need to realize that collectively we have real power with real real power to shape our destiny and to be of all we need to seize these opportunities in organizing. everything today is about the individual so it's so nice to be a little bit different and it's all about the team and i think it's. it's a quality tha