bess raised serious concerns about the feature and viability of this tour.ason it increased and is up 220 but in the post—glow, there has been cause for much more. the way it unfolded and being so close and the spectacle of the cap this year and how it finished as a huge boost for women's golf and hopefully it can be a stepping stone for more sponsors and events next year. financially it makes sense for your applause best golfers to play on the lpga tour. the top earner has one £222,000. in the united states the highest earner has over £2.1 million. i dreamed they can i think there is no limit for tournaments andi there is no limit for tournaments and i would like to see a schedule with 40 and i would like to see a schedule with 110 or 45 events. and has never pretended to be like the lpga. it is what it is. the lpga has prayed for what it is. the lpga has prayed for what 75 million? she aims for the next tea m what 75 million? she aims for the next team and won the new south wales open twice but she knows the reality of life on tour. there is a lot you have

bess raised serious concerns about the feature and viability of this tour.t in the post—glow, there has been cause for much more. the way it unfolded and being so close and the spectacle of the cap this year and how it finished as a huge boost for women's golf and hopefully it can be a stepping stone for more sponsors and events next year. financially it makes sense for your applause best golfers to play on the lpga tour. the top earner has one £222,000. in the united states the highest earner has over £2.1 million. i dreamed they can i think there is no limit for tournaments andi

it is a real serious issue anddd it needs to bessed. michelle: i want to ask about policymakers. you have been talking about this malaise for a while. what steps could be done to address these issues? mohamed: promote inclusivero economich, it is that simple. to do so is more complicated. but unfortunately governments have not focused on thsingle goal with the sort of seriousness and urgency that is needed. the more you allow low gstwth to t undermining the flexibility of your economy, the more potential growth comes this is an urgent matter, and we have the tools. economists know what the tools are to address this. the question is getting political will. it is the same problem in advanced economies. michelle: just to tie it back to advanced economies, a lot of focus in the u.s. has been tnas u.s.-crade deal. does that fit into this, or is that a separate issue? mohamed: it does. until recently, countries could aspire to global markets to turbochae their growth. you use the global markets to sell more, to earn more, and you can turbocharge. that is the success story of singapore,

the fact that bess and i was about to close view has a lot to do with germany your balls going to a book tour the more we go through in. german attitudes to nuclear power are certainly very different. we ask d.d.a. no coups the anti nuclear power campaigner who's familiar with both german and french mentalities why france is so keen on nuclear power. and i'm told as well i phones that i get the impression that they just don't question it there's the electricity comes from nuclear power end of story. there's no alternative as it was presented as the solution fit for the future as environmentally friendly even misrepresent that's how it's presented they just don't worry about it. over on the atlantic coast the grassroots activists continue to collect samples for testing in the lamp. the last samples they sent in tested positive for radioactivity albeit low levels they're worried that the sea is contaminated and they feel no one takes their concerns seriously but very slowly attitudes are shifting in france info doom every now and then i come over to us and say i've caught a fish or a shrim

either in our own islands or on the mainland but in the end we really have to keep in mind that these bess's i doesn't seek us out simply migrants their purses and they cannot be treasonous as you know as detainees in a sense or has said that's a danger for national security as such so we really have to look into how to toughen these people on the men and how to find solutions in europe and maybe save britain but maybe let's have a look also at where we are going to be to and this poses you know the kind of sentences that for some countries in europe seems to be a safe country for.

. >> reporter: nick bess a and the 49ers defense navigated through some rough waters, shutting out washingtonpour. >> it's not that fun to the scheme and game plan and tough for both sides, kind of completely goes out and you just, you watch the effort and just the guys trying to grind it out through some pretty bad, i mean as bad of conditions as i have been in. >> reporter: it didn't seem to bother them. the defense looked like slidingr the field while still getting the job done. >> bad as i have seen. i played in this stadium in the playoffs, and it was pretty bad and the field was pretty awful. it was like playing in a sand pit. today it was rain and everything was going bad. >> a became like this, whoever wants it more, they find a way to win. >> reporter: the weather and field conditions had a lot to do with the niners' struggle on offense. >> always looking to improve, like you said. but i do lake the guys we have here. >> reporter: the niners 6-0 for the first time since 1990, but the schedule and the competition will get much tougher starting sunday when they host the carolina panthe

laura martinez was at the windsor evacuation center bess than an hour ago. >> we know you moved to the healdsburg evacuation center. is it busier there? >> there are more people in the parking lot. you can see a couple people brought their dogs here. i see more people than the handful at windsor high school. if you are under an evacuation order you are encouraged to go to windsor high school or here at the healdsburg community center. it's a place to rest, to sleep. they have chargers for your devices. there's water. we spoke with the healdsburg mayor moments ago. he says there's no current threat to the community of healdsburg, but he can't exactly talk on the unincorporated areas. here's what he said just moments ago. >> right now the city of healdsburg is not impacted. when i say the city of healdsburg, within the city limits, not the unincorporated area. there are evacuation notices north of us. we at the city are prepared. i think that's the message that needs to go out that we as a city are prepared for people to come here to our emergency evacuation center. >> if you have small

lowell.rter: drummer they licensed besses that allow marijuana consumption.ollywood has rolled out the welcome mat for businesses like this? >> 100%. >> reporter: john leonard works for the city. >> our council didn't want to have a lottery or first come, first served. they wanted it to be merit based. >> reporter: the lowell cafe is the first of 16 spots that will allow smoking and vaping or edibles. businesses that could draw tourists and pop up to 7 million tax dollars into the city. >> how do you make sure people aren't getting behind the wheel? >> the way we're doing it is the businesses are really kind of in control. when you first sit down, they ask what your level of experience is with smoking cannabis or injeftsing cannabis and kind of walk you through that process based on your tolerance and your level. and if you're intoxicated they'll help you get an uber or lyft ride home. it's similar to any bar here in the city. bartenders, there are flower hosts to help match tastes. >> i am free roll just to get things started. >> the flavor profile is distin

we have first lady bess truman, margaret, and president truman. these three were very close. the secret service agents pegged them the three musketeers because they did everything together. they played the piano together, sing together, they debated. they were very close. my father really admired -- admired the truman's. in 1953, 1953, and dwight d. eisenhower became the 34th president. president eisenhower, my father said, i thought of him as my commanding officer. i felt like we had won world war ii together. he spent a lot of time on the golf course and since i was a georgian, familiar with the area, i would often accompany him on those trips. ironically, though truman's left after the president was inaugurated and they went -- they waived the secret service agents from their train. that was the flavor of the protection back then. it was very different. you have the president and first lady writing in an open car, open topped vehicle. people are hanging out of the windows and the crowds are close to the street. these are the agents. even one of the participants in the para

tom is bess ert, trump's adviser had been loyal until yesterday. >> the whistle-blower's complaint says white house officials were deeply disturbed by the president's phone call with zelensky. what was your reaction? >> yeah, i'm deeply disturbed by it as well and this entire mess has me frustrated. >> also this weekend republican congressman kinzinger described a tweet, quote, beyond repugnant. he was referencing one of the 46 tweets or retweets the president unleashed yesterday. including this one ifp trump was impeached it would cause a, quote, civil war-like fracture in this nation. as the scandal deepens and support for impeachment grows, a cornered and desperate president with no actual defense to call back on has been reduced to lashing out, which in his case mounts to sitting in front of the tv and frantically typing out unfinished tweets. like he wants adam schiff questioned for fraud an treason, treason. a possible capital crime with congress with the temerity to investigate him. as far as the whistle-blower, president suggested the whistle-blower and people who talk to him sh

>> to basketball, yes, sorry corgi and bess was great see macbeth. >> yes, it is in english beautifulre are subtitles. >> on the back of the seats. >> no way! >> yes >> it's great. macbeth is great you love shakespeare go see macbeth. >> a digital -- technology component to opera i knew it. that's fantastic thank you. >>> when we come back, another airline is pushing back the expected return to service date for the boeing 737 max we'll talk to an industry analyst what this means for the airline stocks when we come back >>> welcome back, everybody. big news this morning that we've just heard in the last 45 minutes. american airlines is pushing back its expected return to service date for the boeing 737 max from december 3rd to january 16th you can see american airlines shares up by 1.5%. boeing shares up by half a percent. joining us now to talk more about it is sheila kahyaoglu sheila, probably not a huge surprise given some of the headlines we've heard recently about the eu regulators and others whether or not they'll follow with whatever the faa decides to do on this. >> sure, yes t

. >> james with from your business i know this is a resale bess thrift shopping fro sit. >> i think theel at least we see tightening of purse strings i expect that to continue, and you know we're in a business that benefits from that. >> tell us how it works. >> well largest only think of the shop help sell clothing you wear in closest most people don't wear 70% of stuff in closest we take it off hands put on line for consumers to buy, in an economy like this one where people are starting to watch what they are spending resale is one of those categories i i think shifting to we see is that. dagen: poshmark the real, real crowded for real, real being specifically focused on luxury, how do you differentiate yourselves are you paying serlgz more in commission do they get to keep more of their own money from sell a for example. >> yeah the real -- 50 to 100 brands we sell 35,000 the big difference is price point so their average price point several hundred dollars our average price point under 20 dollars differentiator we think much large set of customers in sense that anybody can afford to