now, only last november, ann—katrin berger was diagnosed with cancer.nn was back playing for birmingham city ladies. the german goalkeeper is convinced that her positive mental attitude has played a big part in her rapid recovery. ian winter has been to meet her. the first question everyone would ask is, am i dying? after this, the first question everyone would ask is, am i dying? afterthis, my second question was, can i play football after this? we answer proved to be yes will stop but first, she had to tell her birmingham city team—mate she had thyroid cancer. i was really shocked and didn't expect it. some of the players had tears because you automatically think the worst. we all know how strong she is. she is probably the strongest character i've ever come across. if anyone would get back on the football pitch, it would be her. she had an operation on her thyroid in early december. just eight weeks later, she was back in the first team. back in may and playing in goalfor birmingham city ladies in front of 35,000 fans are welcome, losing the cup fina

[applause] officer andrew hopson berger junior of the antigua, wisconsin police department first andandedly saving the lives of four students targeted by a gunman and preventing the death of others during a shooting at a prom. [applause] officer nicholas koahou, olivera, brian district attorney investigator , corporal rafael ixco. sure bravely pursuing two heavily armed assailants who had killed 14 people in attack in a california workplace. [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] president trump: very brave people. i want to thank you in particular. have a great rest of your day. we will be working very, very hard on that horrible, horrible issue that took place last week. we are working very hard. we will come up with solutions. it's been many years and there have been no solutions. we will come up with solutions. thank you very much, folks. [applause] gentlemen, please remain in your seats as the president to parse the east room. >> saying he signed a memorandum directing the attorney general to propose regulations to ban all devices that turned legal wea

fun and alice could die not them he's really got it's above in there for becoming justice minister berger acted as criminal defense lawyer for the main defendant. in the archives contained files showing that he was a defense lawyer for herman ferrets a former director of growing intel the company that manufactures come together to bias aren't discovers a memorandum from the african prosecution service two days prior to becoming justice minister. still annoying roach to the public prosecutors and here's a. any and all questions concerning his client have been answered and that there is nothing to stop the case being dismissed. dungeness to on fuel minus never. really in and president downfall the good of the stock was issued on vi and they had an outside how this bit of the odds according to records were appeared in person the next day to meet the prosecution and to discuss dismissal of the case the judges in the county go on trial if a personal injury and involuntary manslaughter the defense to months of the case is dismissed a trial in which the parents of come to get children who are on

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this is different. >> we have a weekly special berger every week. every wednesday we have the special every week and this is the pizza burger. >> today is national pizza day so how do you make this?>> first we have the marinara sauce that has been composed. crushed tomatoes, basil, olive oil, garlic and chilly. i will warmed this up and get it bubbling. >> do you think these flavors on the burger would be weird? or maybe something special? >> i thought it would be weird at first but everybody loved it. we will let this simmer and now i will toast the buttered crispy toasted bun. it is important for the burger to have the soft bun and crisp on the outside. the components we have is the course ground brisket patty which we will sear it at a high temperature. >> why is it important to sear the burger? i know a lot of chefs have told me when you have this kind of burger and needs to be crusty on the outside. >> when you brown the meat it criminalizes. that is when you really get the best flavors from the meat. it gives you the brown meat delicious flavo

fowler, rahm, berger, all disappointing sundays, finishing outside the top 10.eker, who's won at pebble beach twice. he'll be there next week looking for a third. kizzire, fedexcup leader and two-time winner already on this season. 31st this week. bubba, tied for 40th. you see colt knost. colt ford is the defending champion at the $1 million hole in one for charity. knocked it 13 inches. he'll be there to defend that. leadoff show sunday at noon eastern. we'll be back to wrap it up. gary woodland has his third tour victory. winner in a playoff. money managers are pretty much the same. all but while some push high commission investment products, fisher investments avoids them. some advisers have hidden and layered fees. fisher investments never does. and while some advisers are happy to earn commissions from you whether you do well or not, fisher investments fees are structured so we do better when you do better. maybe that's why most of our clients come from other money managers. fisher investments. clearly better money management. jim: and so here at the waste

and we've the amazing story of goalkeeper ann—katrin berger, back playing football just months afterrecord signing paul pogba is set to be left out of their starting line up for their champions league last sixteen tie with sevilla this evening. our football reporter was with me. interesting that pogba is left out of the starting line—up potentially. as an £89 million signing, these are the matches he was signed up to play in. it is a big decision by jose mourinho. i can confirm that he has been left out of the starting line—up and those on the bench. he is starting with nemanja matic, ander herrera, and a youngster, academy product. they will be the players in midfield. for the big champions league game, last 16, away from home, everything on the line tonight, to go without your £89 million record signing is a big hole. we can hear from jose mourinho now. he was asked in his pre—match conference about whether popper would play or not. when i decided team to play, i don't look to the age, the salary or tra nsfer look to the age, the salary or transfer fee. because i look to the age, t

in a difficult position as jacqueline berger explained. to the america's main partners in the region are now at each other's throats to what it might. and as the u.s. tries to avoid taking sides in the conflict they seem to be losing on all fronts turkey a longtime ally looks to be getting increasingly impatient with washington's inaction america has only dared to call for a reduction in civilian casualties in the fight prompting a vicious response from the turkish president. what disappoints us most in this process is the hypocrisy and even the levity of some countries which we consider allies and have deep political and military relations with turkey has had enough of life's promises and delaying tactics and on the other side we have the kurds who have been essential to the u.s. led coalition's fight against eisel and the absence of support from their american partners against the onslaught of turkish forces the kurds have been forced to look elsewhere and that has pushed them into accepting help from pro-government forces this week mili

only permitted to participate as spectators leading the prosecution now is justice minister nouri berger he is no longer allowed to interfere in the proceedings. however after two years in office go writes a letter to a defense lawyer who is also involved. the letter is addressed to eric schmidt life. then the defense lawyer for one of the growing until defendants dear colleague the justice minister writes while leafing through in the evening i found something about the submission of evidence. was the minister of justice unlawfully interfering in a criminal trial and giving legal advice to a defense lawyer. we show it to the author of the thesis and ask how he of that he waits the letter in regard to the state's real jury in the trial. business and it is guns i don't want to fight get us that anything could i kind of answer to him not to decide to set us and him can talk on tough on so too and. until they could be building until he could do it and take his cassette in contact . via imaging bots a decent side point i need them for one stab in getting i'm not dead. until they go to. the un

jacqueline berger has details. democratic assemblywoman christina garcia has a reputation as a fierce advocate for women and has gained national recognition for condemning sexual misconduct all over the place this. story thank you we should not have to be on your shoulders to make this case but there are places like the power that they can protect their time magazine's silence breakers issue centering on speaking out against harassment even featured garcia's face in the artwork and inclusion that garcia was humbled by posting on twitter that she was proud of the work being done and the issues clearly personal in october garcia revealed to the new york times that she has also been sexually assaulted by men in her workplace multiple people have grabbed my butt grabbed my breasts we're talking about c.b. and o.b.'s. earlier this week garcia even helped pass a bill granting whistleblower protections to legislative stuff who are victims of sexual misconduct announcing after the bill's approval that you were not standing

an hour let's get down at them he's really got it's above in there for becoming justice minister berger acted as criminal defense lawyer for the main defendant. the archives contained files showing that he was a defense lawyer for herman ferrets a former director of growing intel the company that manufactures come together to bias out and discovers a memorandum from the arkan prosecution service two days prior to becoming justice minister. still a boy wrote to the public prosecutors in his opinion all questions concerning his client have been answered and that there is nothing to stop the case being dismissed. really in and president down there was a sworn v. and they had an outside of the speech of the odds according to records or appeared in person the next day to meet the prosecution and to discuss dismissal of the case the judges in the county go on trial if a personal injury and involuntary manslaughter the defense demands of the case is dismissed a trial in which the parents of contraband children were only permitted to participate as spectators leading the prosecution now is just

investigators on the senate intelligence committee has found himself and brought in control to see jacqueline berger has the details. in case you haven't noticed the democratic party is very worried about big bad russia the film portals into our society the kremlin clan russia has harnessed the tremendous and quite frankly to me frightening power of social media truly troubling evidence of the scope and reach of russia's interference in our last election and the top democrat on the senate's russian investigation mark warner is no exception to the rule i'm concerned. but the president still does not recognize the severity of the threat but apparently warner does and he will do anything necessary to battle moscow's reach based on leaked text messages between the senator and a second party it looks like when it comes to the russian threat the ends justifies any means and clued in attempting to carry out some collusion of your own several of the messages show warner trying to arrange a secret meet up with christopher steele the former spy behind the now infamous term dossier we want to do this right pri

and understand fake news because here's another headline poland central bank secretly paid you to berger's to slander kryptos so a polish youtube or with around one million subscribers was paid about thirty thousand dollars by the central bank of poland in collaboration with the polish financial supervision authority to portray crypto currencies and the negative light without disclosing the payment and the video now here is the difference between. paying you know you tubers to descript o.-o. d.c. any big corners crying saying oh my god big queens being undermined our institutions are blocked cim is being undermined by these people being paid by the central bank to discard currency you know because we're like bring it on like nothing's going to take it down we have faith and our foundations and our institutions and our and what we believe in we have faith in it we don't like you can say whatever you want about it you can say all the fund you want in the world doesn't matter we don't have that same sort of conspiracy theory minded absence of faith and our own beliefs such as michael pollan b

but let's call a spade a spade war is organized human berger and it's not an easy sell because if you. know how do you convince generally good people in this country that we need to be involved in organized human murder on a massive scale in a midst propaganda machine is needed to make something sold morally reprehensible seem even mildly ok and requires twenty four seven control of army to require countless numbers of failed men and women doing an endless song and dance it requires tirelessly reminding america that we must always be afraid and always be killing others to ensure our security you can. sal and list organize human murder car commercial once every saturday yeah you need some serious promotion you need some guy gold level you do to pass this off and of course our corporate media benefit tremendously from this they they get good ratings they get to make the war hungry politicians happy with them and the politicians and the generals then come on their airwaves because they know they're going to get a friendly fawning interview so the networks get access to them and the netwo

investigating allegations of trouble russia finding himself in broiled in controversy as jacqueline berger explains in case you haven't noticed the democratic party is very worried about big bad russia the film portals into our society the kremlin clan russia has harness the tremendous and quite frankly to me frightening power of social media truly troubling evidence of the scope and reach of russia's interference in our last election and the top democrat on the senate's russian investigation mark warner is no exception to the rule i'm concerned. but the president still does not recognize the severity of the threat but apparently warner does and he will do anything necessary to battle moscow's reach based on leaked text messages between the senator and a second party it looks like when it comes to the russian threat the ends justifies any means and clued in attempting to carry out some collusion of your own several of the messages show warner trying to arrange a secret meet up with christopher steele the former spy behind the now infamous trump dossier we want to do this right private in l

labor‘s luciana berger used an urgent question to raise the finding of the watchdog, the care qualityo the mental health act continued to experience care that does not fully protect their rights or ensure their well—being. despite repeated government promises, we have seen yet another year of inaction. can the minister in her response except that and 2018 here in england that what is outlined in today‘s report is completely on acceptable and could she tell us exactly what she is going to do this week to ensure that no patient in our country and a mental health unit is deprived unnecessarily of their human rights. the health minister welcomed the cqc‘s report and said the prime minister had already ordered a review of the use of the mental health act by professor simon westley. i do agree with her and indeed with the report that the review of the mental health act in itself is not the entire answer. that's why we have this annual inspection from the cqc and we will act on it. central to the work that simon wesley is leading is identifying exactly those things which are non—legislative

tweets found on twitter top research it's all right jacki berger thanks very much for that. the two unusual teams at this year's winter olympics one is the squad from north and south korea competing as one for the first time in twelve years in what's been widely seen as a positive sign that relations might be warming between them the other team is a limp athletes from russia known as o.o.a. are they taking part under a neutral flag after the doping scandal that hit the official team frank as are some spectators whether they recognize the rebranding of russia's athletes. it will take a long while for russian athletes journalists like myself that i can tell you first sure to forget the acronym o. a r after chang twenty eight thing well just before the winter games a group of russian designers thought they could take advantage of the international olympic committee's language thanks. i put one of those on myself and decided to walk around near the olympic park a little bit. what kind of team did people with this kind of sweatshirt support i'm broaching. it's takes athletes real

digest and the daily brief and i didn't have access to that at first and i had to kind of tell sandy berger that i need to read this and i'm not going to say anything, but i need to not screw up by saying something is red when it is grey. that is a fatal thing for a press secretary, saying something that ends up being true. sarah: i know nothing about that, mike. mike: i know. this is a critical thing, protecting this. i want to make a point about this. clinton was good about this and would sometimes say, get mike in here for this meeting because he needs to hear what we are talking about. he didn't expect me to have an opinion or go and talk about it, but he wants me to understand the contours of a debate to make sure i knew what i was deciding and that is critical for a press secretary. martha: do you have that kind of access? sarah: i do. the chief of staff has been good about ringing me in if there is going to be a meeting that has a lot of press interest and i have been in the room when the president goes on the hill and i am a part of those meetings there because we know there will be

his lawyers argued that the 32—year—old, who has asked berger —— asperger‘s cintron... where i can speak more, but right now, we're thankfulfor speak more, but right now, we're thankful for everyone's help and support but we must clear out of the way. lauri! lauri! also, iwould just like to say, in parting, that this decision obviously affects my life, but the reason i've gone through this ordeal is notjust to save myself from being kidnapped and locked up in a country i have never visited, but it is the set a precedent whereby this will not happen to other people in the future if there is suspected criminality, thenit if there is suspected criminality, then it will be tried in the uk and then it will be tried in the uk and the us will not try to exercise exorbitant jurisdiction. the us will not try to exercise exorbitantjurisdiction. other people should be able to rely on this body to ensure they are treated more humanely by the justice system. i think we need to clear the way now. thanks. let's speak to our correspondent, charlotte gallagher. lauri love, thanking the

. >> just an ordinary ham berger with everything on it. >> double cheese. melts in your mouth. >> reporter: the owe asis has been a staip staple in menlo park for 60 years. stanford football memorabilia is on the walls. the wood tables and walls have carvings, many of them declarations of love. >> i dated a guy in graduate school in stanford. we came here and he carved our initials on the booth. it's not the guy i ended up marrying. >> reporter: she wanted to come to the o before it closes. she came with her husband who was pick to hand her a pocket knife. >> go for it. >> reporter: the onner says she couldn't come to an agreement with the landlord on the lease. >> this is history here. the table is covered with history. it's just a nice warm funky place you feel comfortable eating in. >> it's so popular with people wanting to come here one last time that the kitchen ran out of meat. a delivery is on the way but people love it so much that they are still waiting in line. >> what we have got a delivery coming. so we are counting the minutes. so we are just d

daniel berger joins us on set. still with us, -- from jpmorgan. why are we here?hese etf's. apparently investors do, so i'm not the only one. i'm not the only one who still wants to talk about these. the past two weeks have seen record inflows for this product. what happened before that? these things crashed. clearly there is still a desire for investors to short volatility. despite the fact that we have the vix spike, one of the most popular products being taken off the market by credit suisse, people still want -- guy: you say people. >> a little vague. it is not as much retail as it used to be. we see firms like fidelity. no longer can you buy these products off of fidelity's platform. for the most part it is institutions buying this, which is a little more comforting. the fact that people are going into these shows that short volatility is not dead. earnings are not volatile. economic data still looks solid. the macro picture is nonvolatile. it is not that short volatility is dead. risk controls were problematic. if you can figure out a way to short volatility

let's bring in joseph berger, a firm folk used on tfocused on t >> we were not surprised by the resultss quarter they did quite well and we were seeing that in our data and analysis i just got back from spending three months in our shanghai office and a couple things that i noticed this time around, one, during singles day we saw alibaba do a good job of game gamifying the user they can go online, play a game, redeem a coupon at a local merchant they're really integrating the online and offline experience for the user and keeping them coming back during the biggest promotion period of the year the second thing that i noticed is the ali pay that's going to benefit them long term. that is something that we're seeing and i saw most recently in my trip there >> and, joseph, we've seen jack really go on a spending spree in the last couple years, $13 billion since 2015 to add brick and mortar to the empire is that retail straty paying off a -- strategy paying off and can we read that to amazon ahead of their earnings later today >> that is clearly the strategy that jack ma has is to intergrat

the members if the lost them as the congress told them right so they try to introduce the so-called berger physician wrong and too weak to use it would be kind of a blanket urines for everything actually they have what means abolishment between the difference for differentiation between public and private health insurance exactly and they stepped already a little bit back from that and said now that they tried to reduce their privileges of private insurance people so that it's going to be a little bit more similar here so you see some movement but they added high as well health care reform a big big issue very difficult huge implications we've seen this in germany and other countries too when it comes to reforming the health care system very difficult the s.p.d. is also asking the conservatives to make concessions with respect to fixed term employment contracts also another big topic do you think this p.d. is in a strong bargaining position to ask for those things well good question and and i would say they have cracked some leverage because they are the only real option for majority cap g

art shapes the way we see the world and the perspective of artists frank happers berger, is not one that is current. if history is written by the victors, then we're asking for a rewrite. just like holocaust memorials in germany, the early days statue belongs in a museum dedicated to explaining racism and genocide. and not in the heart of our city. for people who argue that this is a historical monument, i ask you what about native history? i, as a student of the california public education system, am i shamed of how little i know of native history. the estimated budget for removal is large, but not as large as the debt that every nonnative has to native people. this statue is a slap in the face and is dis. respectful and outdated. i propose that we find a creative solution, perhaps there is a native artist who could build around or change the context of the statue. give them the budgets, please. when we last spoke to the arts commission, it was suggested that a sign be posted, that the succulence surrounding the plaque in question that was placed in the 1990s be remove ed so that it was

. >> governor hogan then governor berger. >> first, i would like to thank you for being with us today. i want to thank you particularly p-tech schools. we started this in baltimore city. insaid we have to get this our state. we started with two of the most challenged schools in baltimore city and teamed up with baltimore city college. i was just their couple days ago visiting with teachers and kids and students. we're trying to expand this all over the state. we're the cyber capital of america. we have the cyber center of excellence. we have several universities that are cyber-related. 12,090 companies. we have a huge need for people at technical skills. that is not just what this is about. getting kids learning technologies. to see the faces of these gives you are literally -- their parents are crying because of the opportunity. they are kids that might not of ever had any opportunity or hope for a better future. they have mentors, paid summary internships, they are learning and art excited. because offuture this. their first online for jobs at ibm or one of the other companies that

berger and the planning department acknowledges that it is exactly the way it used to be. the problem is that i didn't repair, i rebuilt. mercy. please. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> i'm gwendolyn rosalyn and i'm here to say that the fence that was built is identical in character to the fence that was there then and the fence that was there was already old and not in perfect condition. the hinges to the gates are rusty. all we did was replace what would otherwise have fallen apart. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. [coughing] >> good afternoon, commissioners. i'm stephanie peak and i live at 3517th avenue which is next door to 25 17th avenue, one of the projects written about by j.k. denine in that recent "san francisco chronicle" article about illegal construction in the city. as my neighbours and i did more research about our unfortunate circumstance, we've come in exact other residents all over the city, fighting virtually the same set of circumstances. inaccurate plans, work beyond the scope of permits and work without permits. all of w

just want to remind you that president obama and he was elected the first accusation the berger movement that led and paved the way for trump to win the election what was he accused off of being a secret muslim that he is a crypto muslim and america is fighting a monster today that is called the country off white supremacy is basically the pure race and in the name of the pure race every minority is an enemy and that will be the final word rula jebreal thank you so much for joining us thank you for having me. that is it from us join us again next week and do check the rewind page it's al jazeera dot com for more films from this series and richelle carey thank you for joining us you can't sing. how i would say some massive down poles into piles of queensland australia was a crowd showing up on the satellite pitch a while ago cosa sunshine coast pushing up towards cape york peninsula and in they'd across the gulf of carpentaria breastbone has seen sixty three millimeters the fright and twenty four as little further north they would have a hundred eighteen millimeters of rain in twenty four

. >> cheese berger french fries. >> yeah, it's good. >> it's good. >> mac and cheese and bacon. >> mac >> bacon. >> how do you eat this? are you supposed to cut this? >> are you -- >> here you go. >> i don't need that. get out of here. >> so how many calories are in these? >> a lot. >> it's fat free. this is diet food. are you going to do it? kendis is actually eating. swallow it. >> just take a bite. >> kendis never eats on camera. >> this is insane. how long does it take to cook these things? >> 12 minutes. >> that is it? that's insane. this is the perfect day for you to be here. >> i only had one slice. i like this. >> everybody have some pizza pie. >> happy pizza day. >> what song are we doing? >> i will play it and you just recite it. >> right, but i need to know the tune. >> this is the song. ♪ politics and foreign wars that's the world news polka ♪ ♪ take that role and away to slow that's the polka ♪ ♪ it's late at night, wide awake and you're not wearing pants ♪ ♪ so grab your world news mug ♪ hey, have some fun, be a pal, every anchor guy and gal, do the world news polka ♪ ♪ w

there's a number of them here today so if we could have secretary jagr, tax commissioner ryan ross berger please stand. and the commissioner is also here so thank you. and in our state we are fortunate to have within our borders 5 tribal nations that touch our state and we have lots of things we are working to partner with, our tribal leaders. a number of them come from all over, as i would like to acknowledge all the tribal leaders here today if they could please stand. [applause] >> and of course for me i want to acknowledge the first lady of north dakota, catherine and joe, jesse, and tom who are not here today but are watching on a webcast somewhere, probably multitasking like your kids are but thank you for your support this last year. it has been amazing. [applause] >> the place i people have learned in the last year that i like to start is with gratitude. it is such an honor, our entire team, to serve all of you. it is an incredible honor to do that. what it all starts with like so many people in the state there is something about north dakota, a place where you just can't help but

digest and the daily brief and i didn't have access to that at first and i had to kind of tell sandy berger that i need to read this and i'm not going to say anything, but i need to not screw up by saying when it iss red grey. is a fatal thing for a press secretary, saying something that ends up being t rue. sarah: i know nothing about that, mike. mike: i know. this is a critical thing, protecting this. i want to make a point about this. clinton was good about this and would sometimes say, get mike in here for this meeting because he needs to hear what we are talking about. he didn't expect me to have an and talk about it, but he wants me to understand the contours of a debate to make sure i knew what i was deciding and that is critical for a press secretary. martha: do you have that kind of access? sarah: i do. the chief of staff has been good about ringing me in if there is going to be a meeting that has a lot of press interest and i have been in the room when the president goes on the hill and i am a part of those meetings there because we know there will tointerest and it is easier answ

now, interestingly, this morning the drug suppliers were all higher along with berger which has loste ground burks at this hour it has been the drug stores which are rising, walgreen's in fact was lower, now it's high. between the threat of amazon getting into the pharmacy and or supply chain business, these drug wholesalers and medical suppliers are likely to face more margin pressure would could ultimately mean better pricing for drug stores, david, regardless whether this deal comes to full fruition. >> yes, and again we'll see. seems tenuous, but worth watching bertha, thank you. >> when we come back, we'll have a look at the state of global markets. the economy, and a lot more. former treasury assistant charles dallara is with us then we'll go back to carl, he's at the winter olympics in south korea, give us update on what's happening there. "squawk on the street" back after this oh, and there's the closing bell. (sighs) i hate missing out missing out after hours. not anymore, td ameritrade lets you trade select securities 24 hours a day, five days a week. that's amazing. it's a

brian nick is chief investment strategist and anna shulk is with new berger berming happen nick, you over done. you're not concerned even though we are talking about the dow being on track for the worst week since the middle of the financial crisis >> we do think it's over done. that's because we're looking around at the markets around the world, the bond markets, currency markets those markets are focused on improving fundamentals, better than expected economic growth not just in the u.s. but around the world and a much, much stronger earnings environment than we thought we would be in earnings for 2018, consensus earnings have already been revised up 6.5% and we're only in early february. for the market to be tumbling here is a little bit puzzling. >> okay. so we'll continue to watch that. you know, the weird thing though that we've been talking about is even though this started as a technical problem and we haven't seen the earnings drop down and we haven't seen any sort of a pull back in the economy, these things can build on themselves i guess that's what people are wondering no

. >> did you always eat a cheese berger >> i'm very late on the ham burger bandwagon i'm making up forannouncement look, we took out cheese. >> fewer fridays. >> no chocolate. don't you look around -- >> for the extra ones in the bag? oh, hello. look at you. >> sometimes aren't you so lucky? >> i need to add salt to them too, so bad. let's get down to the new york stock exchange jim cramer can tell us a few things jim? >> look, no treats i tell that to mr. easter bunny. i say we will go and have an egg mcmuffin after a big night out on the town and if we really feel like we've been very good in our diets we will go for a big mac, fries and a diet coke that's what matters. these are treats and we have to think of it like that. >> i agree >> or san miguel. >> right absolutely >> those first six margaritas go down pretty smooth, don't they, at the restaurant? >> it depends. you have to use 100% agave even if it's checked off by the mexican government, you will not get a headache there's my tip for the day. >> brutal. jim, speaking of -- let's talk about drinks coca-cola, dow component thi

but let's call a spade a spade war is organized human berger and it's not an easy sell because if you. know how do you convince generally good people in this country that we need to be involved in organized human murder on a massive scale in a midst propaganda machine is needed to make something sold morally reprehensible seem even mildly ok it requires twenty four seven control of army to require countless numbers of failed men and women doing an endless song and dance it requires tirelessly reminding america that we must always be afraid and always be killing others to ensure our security you can't sell and list organize human murder car commercial once every saturday yeah you need some serious promotion you need some guy gold level you do the passes off and of course our corporate media benefit tremendously from this they they get good ratings they get to make the war hungry politicians happy with them and the politicians and the generals then come on their airwaves because they know they're going to get a friendly fawning interview so the networks get access to them and the networ

an hour let's get down at them he's really got it's above in there for becoming justice minister berger acted as criminal defense lawyer for the main defendant. in the archives contained files showing that he was a defense lawyer for herman fitz a former director of growing intel the company that manufactured com to get the bias out and discovers a memorandum from the arkan prosecution service two days prior to becoming justice minister. still a boy wrote to the public prosecutors in his opinion all questions concerning his client have been answered and that there is nothing to stop the case being dismissed. dungeness to on you ainus never. really in and president down there was this one view and they had an outside to this bit of the odds according to records or appeared in person the next day to meet the prosecution and to discuss dismissal of the case the judges in the county go on trial if a personal injury and involuntary manslaughter the defense demands that the case is dismissed a trial in which the parents of contraband children were only permitted to participate as spectators l