and there's a fair amount of it. , ben and the union for 47 years. we. we have a lot of law many thousands of pages of statutes and much of it is quite in ways which related to european institutions or european guidance are no longer there. so that will take time. we have to make sure we have the time for that. i have to say all have to come back and talk about the bill at some length that's helpful for the committee. but we will be on the time constraint on this. >> do think there is sufficient time to bring forward the bill and the legislation before brexit day one? >> i think so and so will be a confidence of bills i think it's going to be a simple bill but then with the major parts of change. it's a reasonable reasonable assumption. but have to do something about the concerns raised earlier. of the other elements may be on immigration. but i'm guessing at this point. beside is reasonable guess. >> so the consequential will be a little bit more interesting perhaps? >> it might well be. >> if they say it offered domestic while that be done by the primar

greenfield: there was a big military buildup with united states and the former soviet union. ben wanted to call this the peace pop and on the packaging, instead of talking about what an indulgent product it was, to talk about redirecting money out of the military budget and redirecting it to peace through understanding activities, so that people in the united states and soviet union would get to know each other. and as they got to know each other, they would realize that they had the same interests -- wanted to take care of their families, they may be more interested in each other and less interested in bombing the crap out of each other. ben brought this to the company and it was a huge internal debate. we are going to call it a peace pop, talking about the military budget on the packaging, we will be talking about redirecting money -- 1% of the military budget to this nonprofit called 1% for peace, which conveniently was going to be set up by ben and he was on the board of directors. so people were saying, we're going to be seen as criticizing a government program, unpatriotic,

greenfield: there was a big military buildup with united states and the former soviet union. ben wanted to call this the peace pop and on the packaging, instead of talking about what an indulgent product it was, to talk about redirecting money out of the military budget and redirecting it to peace through understanding activities, so that people in the united states and soviet union would get to know each other. and as they got to know each other, they would realize that they had the same interests -- wanted to take care of their families, they may be more interested in each other and less interested in bombing the crap out of each other. ben brought this to the company and it was a huge internal debate. we are going to call it a peace pop, talking about the military budget on the packaging, we will redirectingbout money -- 1% of the military budget to this nonprofit called 1% for peace, which conveniently was going to be set up by then the board ofs on directors. so people were saying, we're going to be seen as criticizing a government program, unpatriotic, we're going to be see

the party. and even union bosses, you know, they were no match for the extraordinary outcome of this election. >> very well paid. >> yeah, that's a great job. what are we doing here, ben? speaking of strong arming, as mall brawls breakout across the country, someone here says it's time to ban all teens from shopping malls unless they're with an adult. is that going too far? what do you think? we're going to debate. >> you may want to hide. we're coming after you. stay right here. i thought i married an italian. [ bleep ] [ bleep ] [ bleep ]. so i went onto ancestry, soon learned that one of our ancestors was eastern european. this is my ancestor who i didn't know about. >>> happy new year's eve to you live from america's news headquarters in washington, i'm leland vittert. president-elect donald trump offering praise for russian president vladimir putin. on twitter mr. trump calls putin, quote, very smart for not retaliating against the united states. the russian leader says he will not kick out american diplomats from his country despite president obama's announcement of 35 with accusations of meddling with u.s. elections. a massive manhunt is underway in central pen

there was this big military buildup between the united states and the former soviet union. and bented to call this a peace pop and wanted to use the copy on the packaging. instead of talking about what an indulgent delicious product this was, to talk about redirecting money out of the military budget and redirecting it to peace through understanding activities, so that people in the united states and soviet union would get to know each other. as they got to know each other, they would realize that they had the same interests, they wanted to take care of their families, and they would be more interested in each other and less interested in bombing the crap out of each other. so ben brought this to the company. it was this huge internal debate, right? we're going to call it peace pop. we're going to be talking about the military budget on the packaging. we're going to be talking about redirecting money to 1% of the military budget to this nonprofit called 1% for peace, which conveniently was going to be set up by ben, and he was on the board of directors. and you know, so people were

the ben franklin bridge, also lit up in chop blue. the organizers are calling it the season of light. >>> keeping kids warm this winter, that's the goal of the firefighters and paramedics union. they joined the fire commissioner to hand out more than 100 new winter coats to elementary school students in north philadelphia. the event caps off this year's operation warm charity drive. >> there's no better time for that of course than right now for those winter jackets. temperatures are going to plunge, making it dangerously cold out there. coldest weather yet, sheena. >> yes, it is the coldest weather we're going to see yet, and we're talking about the windchill, the temperature around zero or below zero through some of our pennsylvania suburbs and the lehigh valley. we have some bitter cold coming. tonight we're nice and dry, we're going to get cold again, but temperatures not too bad. many of our neighborhoods in delaware, upper 30s through our south jersey neighborhoods. taking a look at our new jersey neighborhoods. clayton is at 38 degrees, mt. laurel 33 right now, princeton aer spot. londonton and cinnamonton in the lower 40s. a lot of that not hitting the, but what is o

the team — more than any other nation — withjoe root, jonny bairstow and ben stokes also included. london welsh have been granted a temporary licence to play their next two championship games in rugby uniontary liquidation. they're now trading as a new company. the exiles have lost half their players with those remaining operating on a semi—professional basis. they are confident the squad is big enough to fulfil their fixture against london scottish on christmas eve, and away at yorkshire carnegie on new year's day. the former london welsh player and one of the great wales captainsjohn gwilliam has died at the age of 93. he led his country to two triple crowns in the 50's. he was also in the last wales side to beat new zealand in 1953. grand national winning jockey john buckingham has died. he was 76. he was best known for riding the 100—1 outsider foinavon to victory at aintree in 1967. his was the only horse to escape a mass fall at the 23rd flight because he was trailing so far behind at the time and that fence still bears the winning horse's name. that's all sport for now. i'll have more in the next hour. thank you. doctors have been trialling a new drug to help people suffering from

the new administration. says when republicans win unions lose, but some here say that's a win for all workers. hello everyone and happy new year. i'm kennedy in for neil cavuto. ben stein along with jessica, charles payne, charlie gasparino and adam working on