minnesota they have the end of bill fourth of july parade and he asked me to walk in it so we're walking. down the crowds going crazy but they're going crazy for me because he's not a deity and i'll never forget leaning over to me and whispering there didn't have to whisper it was pretty loud he said see the wrong guys running. genesis that's the way all right you know it was my town it's all fairness. and i just. didn't. and that's the idea. that's worth the. great big budget surplus because the economy in the ninety's was super strong and because of the taxation rate in minnesota they took in billions of dollars more than they needed and they spent it and i was doing talk radio and i was just outraged over that how dare them that's the people's money it's not very just because they have an excess doesn't mean their kids in the candy store and so when they spent the money i got pretty vocal overt and i made a statement on the radio one day i said maybe i ought to run for governor you could sense the feeling out there that people were looking for something else and weren't getting it the

france you're in the capital paris how much tension is there in the air on the eve of what is billed as the fourth act of this protest movement. i would say it's quite tense because there's been real big build up to this weekend i mean we've seen more people more groups join the movement this week we've seen ambulance drivers block the blast like on court on monday we saw high school students protesting since monday and we even saw three hundred schools that were affected and some totally blocked yesterday with about seven hundred high school students being arrested but in terms of the climate in terms where people are feeling people have canceled plans for their saturday evening they don't want to risk going out we've seen we've seen stores being boarded up with actual wooden boards can't they've been told not to even put their terrace furniture out some people are taking every precaution possible right now how much public support i wonder if you if you if you listen just all these precautionary measures how much public support is there for the education has there not. well on sunday after the vi

bill. record funding for the fourth consecutive year. record funding for the fourth consecutive year. we passed the biggest change in copyright law that helps songwriters in 15 years. faa bill. lots of dams and infrastructure bills. we ban cell phone calls from airplanes. senator feinstein and i have been working on this for five years. all that happened between october 6 in november 6. if you look at washington as a split screen television, i think you will see a lot accomplished. it will have to be bipartisan. which is why i'm glad i have a good relationship with senator schumer and mcconnell. >> keeling islands has a question for you. owens has a question for you. >> i want to commend you on your work on the cell phone ban. two specific areas you didn't get into, prescription drug prices, and surprise medical bills. >> oh, yeah. >> what do you plan to do with these two specific areas? >> on prescription drugs, secretary is our has some proposals that are very purple -- potential. i will support. making sure that advertising has the price of what you are buying. bill thispassed a pas

bill was a proud fourth generation resident of san francisco who was born into a large irish brood. judge on the county and superior court and finally court of appeals, he worked relentlessly to uphold liberty and justice for all. bill's charitable and civic contributions to our city and our state are legendary. he was endowed with great decency and humanity and took the golden rule literally. he considered it an injustice and indigity to one. a passionate student of natural history, bill worked to preserve the beauty of god's creation. his leadership on the vast range of conservation and environmental measures was vital in protecting clean air, clean water and public land for our children and grandchildren. bill also understood the power of the arts to bring us together and dedicated decades of fostering beauty, culture and the arts in the bay area and around the world. again, all who were fortunate to call bill a friend knew him a brilliant author of letters and trusted confidente and empathy and generosity. his profound love of family we will miss the most. is favorite role was t

bill. it is the fourth year the sheriff's office has handed out money.ous donations from community members this year... the deputies plan to hand out about 9-thousand - 5-hundred dollars! ( robin ) and thursday depties with the santa clara county sheriff's office dressed up in festive costumes to surprise children at valley medical center's pediatric unit. the deputies spent time with the kids and also gave out presents. ( robin ) still to come on the kron4 morning news... it's one of the busiest travel days of the year. and we're out at s-f-o keeping an eye on things. ( robin ) and then.. there are less than 12 hours to go before part of the government runs out of money. ( darya ) good morning and thanks for joining us... i'm darya folsom.( will ) and i'm will tran in for james fletcher. our top story this morning... the countdown to a partial government shutdown.( darya ) in less than 15 hours a large portion of the government will run out of money. earlier this week... the senate passed a spending bill that would have funded the government through the

bill. it is the fourth year the sheriff's office has handed out money.from community members this year... the deputies plan to hand out about 9-thousand - 5-hundred dollars! ( darya ) and thursday depties with the santa clara county sheriff's office dressed up in festive costumes to surprise children at valley medical center's pediatric unit. the deputies spent time with the kids and also gave out presents. ( will )on december 21st,19-68 -- 50 years ago-- apollo 8 launched. it was the the first manned mission to the moon. thousands gathered on nearby sandy beaches to watch the historic event. thanks to this mission-- just 8 days after the launch-- nasa released the first ever photograph of the entire earth. seven day (darya)that's it for us this morning... our next newscast is at 5 o clock tonight. (james)don't forget, you can stay connected on our mobile app, >> announcer: today on an all-new "dr. phil." hit with a belt. forced to run to school. >> welcome you better listen to your dad 2018. >> announcer: it's controversial parenting gone viral. >> dr.

. >> i think what he did set it up for bill clinton -- >> created all the surpluses. >> and also it became fourth'92, bill clinton had nothing to do with fourth quarter of '92. >> it began, actually in the second quarter but nobody talked about it. >> it wasn't so clear as it was in the fourth quarter. it was very clear in the fourth quarter. how did he take it when he realized that he went back on his deal and other people in the party were going to come at him? >> he was upset when the republicans turned it down. the first package had a gas tax that hadn't been adjusted for a decade. but having lost the support of the republicans he had to swallow a lesser package from the democrats. he was upset but he was still trying to do the right thing for the country. >> john sununu former chief of staff for president bush, former governor, father of a governor. i hope we have you on the show a number of times, as "hardball" goes up to cover -- it's hard to believe the new hampshire primary is coming. >> let's go to jonathan alter right now. this is interesting because it's a long time and time salves ma

bill. it's the fourth year the sheriff's office has handed out money.sible by anonymous donations from community members this year...they plan to hand out about 95- hundred dollars! (ken) they weren't the only ones with the idea. a secret santa in arizona did the same thing on wednesday. and it elicited some emotional responses from grateful recipients. max gorden has the story it's rare to see thousands in cash."i brought ten today"even more rare that someone would want to give it all away."we save up all year for this"today a group of elves hit the streets of peoria......accompanied by police...and funded by one generous...and anonymous...se cret santa. "ya got two minutes"their targets?"so we're out telling the story of secre tsanta"...those who looked in need of a hand, "people who could just use a little help and a little kindness"rewarding their time..."and we are giving you a hundred dollars"...with a token.anita vargas , secret santa recipient: "i'm so overwhelmed, i don't know. (sniffles) it's crazy"the group pulled over a bus

bill. we passed record by medical research funding for the fourth consecutive year. we passed the biggest change in copywrite law that helped song writers in 15 years and faa bill and dam and infrastructure bill and banned cell phone calls from airplanes. senator feinstein and i have been working on that for five years. he did have to sit next to somebody revealing their inner most thoughts for four hours as you fly to california. all of that happened between october 6th and november 6th. so if you look at washington as a split california. so if you look at it as a split screen television, this year or the next two years, i think you'll see a lot accomplished, but it will have to be bipartisan. which is why i'm glad i have a good relationship with senator schumer as well as senator mcconnell. >> caitlyn, a question for you? >> i want to thank you for your work on the cell phone ban bill. it sounds like a lot of other people do. just kind of cleaning up a little bit, two specific areas that you didn't get into where health care costs become a very political issue is pr

third, the bill distributes critical risk management functions across industry stakeholders and aligns the regulatory regime to the assignment of risk and functions. fourth, the bill has an important place holder for further work on affordable housing. each pc supports the funding proposal and also welcomes fresh ideas about how to most effectively use these dollars to create sustainable home ownership opportunities and families. the next congress takes up the challenges of carrying on this effort, i'll close with two comments. first, this work must be done. the remaining incomplete work from our financial crisis cannot be completed without congress nor should it be. as this committee prepares to push forward again next year, hpc asks you please consider the federal housing administration and other government legending programs, as you do, there are critical elements of our system and need to be part of the solution. thank you. >> thank you. you are now recognized for your testimony. >> thank you. members of the committee, thank you for the opportunity to testify today on ways to alleviate the housing crisis through comprehensive housing finance reform.

third, the bill gribtsgribts critical risk management -- dwrabets critical risk management functions and allows the regulatory regime to be a sign of risk and functions. fourth, the bill has an important placeholder for work on affordable housing. h.p.c. supports the funding proposal and also welcomes fresh ideas on how to effectively use these dollars to create sustainable homeownership opportunities for families striving to be homeowners. as the next congress takes up the challenges of carrying on this effort i will close with two comments. first and foremost, this work must be done. the remaining incomplete work from our financial crisis cannot be completed without congress nor should it be. as this committee prepares to push forward again next year, h.p.c. asks that you please consider the federal housing administration and other government lending programs as you do. they are critical elements of our system and need to be part of the solution. thank you. mr. hensarling: thank you. you are recognized for your testimony. >> thank you, chairman hensarling, members of the committee. thank you for the opportunity to testify today on ways to alleviate the hou

bill. it is the fourth year the sheriff's office has handed out money.ymous donations from community members this year... the deputies plan to hand out about 9-thousand - 5-hundred dollars! ( sara ) and i'm live in san francisco... at sfo where despite the government shutdown... things are still moving. does santa claus himself, need the most trusted battery this holiday season? maybe not. maybe he could trust any batteries will do. or, he could just trust duracell. spahr with the here is dave spahr with the weather. ( marty ) happening now...the federal government is partially shutdown. more than 400-thousand federal workers are off the job this morning. lamakers left capitol hill friday evening with no agreement for a spending bill. but negotiations are expected to continue this weekend in a rare saturday senate session . karin caifa has the latest from washington. <"that midnight deadline has now passed here in washington and that means a partial government shutdown is now in effect. the third government shutdown this year. and while there was a flurr

bill. it is the fourth year the sheriff's office has handed out money. made possible by anonymous donations from community members this year... the deputies plan to hand out about 9-thousand - 5-hundred dollars! (ken) today depties with the santa clara county sheriff's office dressed up in festive costumes to surprise children at valley medical center's pediatric unit. the deputies spent time with the kids and also gave out presents. also gave out presents. lawrence karnow: there was not much clearing around the bay area today. the fog was slow to clear as another storm approached the bay area. doppler radar is tracking some showers coming into california from the north. on the satellite you can see the storm as it moves into california. it will begin to fall apart as it moves into the bay area. but we'll likely see a few showers tonight especially to the north. we will still have plentyh of lingering clouds tomorrow with highs only in the 50s and low 60s. it will be a dry start to the weekend before another weak storm brings a slight chance of showers l

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bill. it wasn't until the third or fourth page you would find anything remotely good about our bill. how do you explain this apparent bias on google's part against conservativeagoints of view, nst conservative policies? >> what ismportant here is, we use a robust methodology to reflect what is being said about any given topic,t any particular time. >> yang: committee chairman bob goodlatte pushed pichaabout the way google handles political ads. television and radio stations must give political candidates their lowest ad ras, but internet advertising is not subject to those rules. >> should competing political candidates be charged the same effective ad rates to reach prospective voters? >> our advertising products are built without any bias, and the rates are comparative, set by a live auction process. >> reporter: pichai seemed to struggle at times to persuade lawmakers.pa for thei, democrats had their own line of questioning. eric swalwell of california focused on efforts to st misinformation. >> mr. pichai, part of russia'sk atur democracy in 2016, it used ads on your platform, on

creating landmark opioid with medical research funding for the fourth consecutive year passing the biggest change in law in 15 years. the faa bill and cell phone calls from the airplane so somebody doesn't have to reveal their innermost thoughts for five hours on the way to california. so if you look at a split screen television this year the next two years you will see a lot accomplished but it would be bipartisan. >> i do have a good relationship with senator schumer as well as mcconnell. >> to make sure people know they are operated by the cost of prescription. i don't know the solution but we have to deal with it. >> who plays a better harmonica quick. >> senator mccain he carries around six or seven or eight that helps me because i really have to play on one key. >> thank you for joining us on axios >> our next guest is a hoosier spending his time at innovation cabinet

really do not want to use the backstop and they will do their best to get a trade bill and it never comes up to fourthkstop which is now in the legal agreement that no one wants to real and renegotiate, so this is the best he could of got us so much less than her mps want. that was the draft text before the whole summit started, there was a paragraph that said that the eu will look at trying to provide more reassurances on the backstop that was cut out of the tax. that must have been a bit disappointing for the prime yes it was, i think they felt the prime minister was really asking for too much when she wanted the idea that the backstop, there'll be some sort of agreement to try to get rid of it in one year, i think that kos some sort of alarm and the eu decided last that that would be removed from the text, and they filled the reassurances that they we re filled the reassurances that they were given as far as they know. thank you very much indeed. it has been a bit fractures that time but john claude juncker has been a bit fractures that time but john claudejuncker has a lot of warm words for her sa

second, pay bills after getting your paycheck, third, repay 20% of your credit card debt, fourth, use different credit cards for everyday purchases and debt and fifth, add one month's pay to your emergency rainy day fund. scott and laura, back over to you. >> thanks a lot, kate. >>> coming up on "today in the bay," we're in a microclimate weather alert. vianey is tracking our dhchilly new year's eve forecast. >> temperatures 48 degrees in san francisco. i'll have an update on what areas are expected to see some of the strongest gusts, coming up in a bit. stay with us. >>> plus, a bay area man and his dog got stuck in the mud. the rescue mission that saved their lives. >>> welcome back. it is monday morning, and at least three people are going to work today, because i'm sitting next to two of them. we have a live picture of san francisco, where most people are sleeping in. >> that's about right. >>> well, check out this frozen race in china, they call it the dragon boat race, it's the first of its kind in that area. here's how it works. three teams from russia and 14 from china compete

fourth, organics. this farm bill doubles funding for federal research into organic production methods, improved oversight of the global organic trade and funds the organic certification cost share program. more organics, better nutrition, more local agriculture that is a very good thing. fifth, hemp. this legislation legalizes industrial hemp production. mr. mcgovern: i yield the gentleman an additional minute. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for an additional minute. mr. mel. -- mr. welch: this legalizes industrial hemp production, something vermonters have been advocates for for decades, this will be a boost for local agriculture in vermont and other parts of the country. beyond these, there are a numb of additional positive changes in the bill. while no one got everything they wanted and many of the urgent reforms that are needed on the commodities side are not part of this, this will be a positive contribution to the well being of vermont agriculture. i yield back the balance of my time. the

the announcement follows a deadlock over a controversial military conscription bill the election had been shed july fourth november twenty nine thousand if i missed a binyamin netanyahu is returned to office he'd be on course to become israel's longest serving leader than yahoo says his coalition unanimously agreed to despite the government. this is perfectly sensible to do much is not the complete agreement by. the partners in britain image and a great partnership reason. now u.s. stocks have opened low up the day after the treasury took unusual steps to ease investor nerves following a week of heavy losses. treasury secretary steven each and called a meeting with the c.e.o.'s of six of the us his biggest banks late on sunday when each and says they assured him the banks would survive the current climate let's go live to there she has potential he's been following the markets some what's happening on them in washington d.c. show you so she had bring us up to date with the latest how the markets looking right now. well right now that drop is still continuing the. one point three eight percent down over th

bill gates. first lady melania trump came in fourth on the women's side. >>> it is 6:27.ing up on "today in the bay," an intense manhunt under way at this minute. the search for the gunman who police say shot and killed a newman officer. we have a live report on what we're learning about this suspect this morning. >>> plus the family of a migrant child who died in border patrol custody speaks out for the first time. they're demanding answers. the changes happening to make sure that no more children die. exchange. >>> welcome back. right now at 6:30, we take you live to the new york stock exchange with the opening bell. the markets are hoping to continue yesterday afternoon's rally. it has been a roller coaster week and the dow is set to rise 150 points. >>> good morning to you. thanks for joining us here on "today in the bay." i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm kira klapper in for laura garcia. the good news is, kari hall is here with a look at our microclimate forecast for the last friday of 2018. >> and it starts out cool with some clear skies. here is a live look outsid

bill gates. first lady melania trump came in fourth on the women's side. >>> big moves are hitting the box officehis weekend. here is a preview at the top list, first look at christian bale. >> i want you to be my vp. >> the movie shows the dramatic struggles between vice president dick cheney and president george w. bush. "holmes and watson" is another one to watch out for, it's a comedy with will ferrell, he pairs with comedian john w. riley to solve a murder mystery at buckingham palace. lastly, catch nicole kidman in "destroyer." she plays an l.a. detective. she's nominated for a golden globe for that one. >> i actually read that "holmes and watson" is like the only movie in the history of movies to get a zero on rotten tomatoes. apparently it's really difficult to get a zero. >> watch it for yourself. you make the decision. >> make your own ujudgment. >>> an intense manhunt is under way at this minute. the search for the gunman who shot a police officer in newman. live report on what we're learning about that suspect this morning. >>> plus, the family of a migrant child who died in border pa

. >> next, florida senator bill nelson delivers his farewell speech on the floor of the senate. senator nelson lost his bid for fourth term to his state's governor, republican rick scott. this is 30 minutes. sen. nelson: this is my farewell speech and i thought it would do well to think back to the very first speech that i gave on the floor. my maiden speech. my maiden speech was about a couple of months after the first time being sworn in. i had waited, back then -- this is 18 years ago -- it was appropriate for freshmen senators to wait a while. don't speak up right away. so i waited two or three months until it felt like it was the appropriate time and i remember, there was nobody out here. it was an empty chamber and in the course of this speech and i picked a topic of the day. i think we were trying to balance the budget at the time, something that 18 years later we're still trying to do. and then, in the course of the speech, i mentioned that it was my maiden speech. nobody out here except the presiding officer. all of a sudden those doors swing open right there. and then in strides senator robert byrd. i was s

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now we have a fourth problem out there. that's bill risk whatever happened over the weekend was not market friendly. it's not clear exactly whether the president was directing mr. mnuchin to do something with the plunge of protection team. this is added political risk that is one of the reasons that the market is down here. we don't particularly need to be a fourth risk that's out there but it's very obviously when you talk to people, political risk is now one of those instead of big three, there's big four. this is a lot for the market to deal with going into the close i suspect things will get better in the dwing of the year, but we have four more days. then all of a sudden, you're down another 4 or 5% >> great stuff we'll see you again at the close. 17 minutes down 516 crude oil touching its lowe ese levels since july 2017 opec and others have signalled they're going cut. >> join iing us now, chief oil analyst at opus, thank you very much for joining us, start with you, john. in term of whether or not the turn of the year can change

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fourth lame duck. each time there are a burst of bills.ed statement to say all this good or all is bad. >> what are these protesters telling you? >> reporter: they are extraordinarily unhappy with the amount of legislation, not only changing voter initiatives that were approved by the michigan votes are but also passing new legislation they say will tie the hands of those incoming democratic officials. they took over the capitol here. had is the house chamber in the michigan capitol where lawmakers and lobbyists often meet. it's the exact place that protesters wanted their voice heard. one is this niera sharif, you came in from flint. why so important to come here today and have your voice heard? >> well, this power grab is like reminiscent for me of 2012 where they replaced the emergency management law after voters voted the law down in early november. if we did not have a replacement m emergency management there, we wouldn't have had the water crisis. >> there is a whole raft these bills. many of them have slowed down in the progress are

you had appropriations bills for the fourth year, biomedical funding. and you had coming out of the interior and energy committees in our senate by a vote of 19-4 in the senate and unanimously in the house a piece of legislation sponsored by senator portman, senator warren, senator king and myself and others that will do more for our national park system than has been done in 50 years. i don't know how often my deletion hear someone say, -- i don't know how often my colleagues hear someone say, well, why don't you guys do something, why don't you stop arguing with one another? just a while ago i heard the senator from new jersey talk about a prison sentencing bill that the senator from utah was talking about at lunch in the republican caucus and that president trump was talking to me about on sunday night. they're all for it. it is a huge change in prison sentencing. i mentioned a number of bills. so on the side of the splitscreen television that is the problem-solving part of the united states senate is the restore our parks act, the portman, warren, k

this was the fourth weekend of protests and riotsgainst high gas taxes, that have turned to general protests against he french president. e bill neely was i middle of it all in paris. >> reporter: may hem asn the heartf paris. tear along the famed champs-elysees. 8,000 riot pole confronting protesters, furious at high taxes. >> they've been firing tear gas and stun grenades for a hours now. they can contain this, but they can't stop their anger. >> the protesters also new furious at the president. >> emmanuel macron is the president of the rich. >> they burned cars, attacked banks. hundreds were arrested. dozensore injured. >> the start of the revolution? >> yes. >> tonight armored vehicles are on streets, most people say they support the aim of pre otests, but not violence that has shaken france to its core. bill neely, nbc news, paris. >>> in italy overnight, a concert in a crowded nightclub turned deadly. six people died, five of them teenagers betwee 14 and 16 years old, in a stampede toward the ex . they were trampled after something was sprayed into the triggering widespread panic. >>> back in the united states, a remark

bush would say bill clinton is my brother from another mother, barbara bush would say he's my fourth son and i think it formed a really close relationship that was genuine. it's wonderful to see in american people where two people who squared off and had every reason to not like each other could bond over their shared love of country. >> and that relationship developed after blin will clints inaugurated into the white house, but one always wonders about that remarkable tradition when you have the previous president, the outgoing president, leaving a letter for the incoming president. do you have any insight to share of what was said by george h.w. bush to bill clinton in that letter? >> i believe it was to protect the thousand points of light. president clinton took that very seriously. i do believe he honored that request. >> anita, you're nodding your head. >> yes, because i do remember hearing about what was written in that letter. i think it's been made public a number of times. he said you are about to embark among the most joyous of journeys, really god bless you and you are ab

this was the fourth weekend of protests and riots against high gas taxes that have now turned to general protests against the french president. nbc's bill neely was in the middle of it all in paris. >> reporter: mayhem in the heart of paris. tear gas and running battles along the famed champs-elysees. 8,000 riot police confronting protesters, furious at high taxes. they've been firing tear gas and stun grenades for a couple hours now. they can contain this crowd, but they can't stop their anger. the protesters also furious at their president. >> emmanuel macron is the president of the rich. >> he's the president of the rich? >> he's the president of the rich. >> reporter: they burned cars, attacked banks, and hundreds were arrested by the police. dozens more injured. >> [ speaking french ]. >> reporter: it's the start of the revolution? >> yes. >> reporter: the government stopped the hated fuel tanks, but that hasn't ended the anger here. >> it's the end of his government, i am sure. >> reporter: tonight armored vehicles are on the streets. most people say they support the aim of the protests, but not the violence that has shaken france

bill. that is that of reasonable. thank you, mr. president. i used the fourth mr. president? >> the senate from washington mr. president, i come first and foremost on to thank the staff who worked so hard on this package and i mean not just in the last few weeks but for literally years work to try to get to an agreement on something we could vote on. it's not a surprise to the united states senate that it's december and people are voting on a lands package pick my colleague from colorado outlined it very well, that when you have these bills that deal with water, that deal with public lands, deal with giving federal land back to communities so they can improve their communities and yet designating some special places so they can preserve for the public, yes, not all your colleagues care about the details of that and you areet never going to get the leader who is in control of the united states senate to b give you flor time on that bill. so every december we are here with a b lands package to be considered, and it's a package that has a lot of input from a lot of people negotiated in this caseth with the house

but it wasn't until you got to the third or fourth page of search results before you found anything remotely positive about our bill. the me give you a second example. the republican tax care bill was passed about a year ago. tax cuts and job back. same story. article after article attacking republican tax cut plan alleging the tax cuts only want to the rich when in actuality, but 85% of taxpayers got their taxes cut, including millions and millions of middle-class taxpayers. once again, to find any article that had anything remotely good to say about our plan, you had to go deep into the search results. i know google's attitude, the algorithm made us do it, but i don't know that i buy that. how do you explain this apparent bias on google's part against conservative points of view, against conservative policies? is it just the algorithm or is there more happening there? >> i understand the frustration of seeing negative news. i see it on me, on google. there are times you can search on google and page after page there is negative news, which we deflect. we use important here is a robust methodology to reflect what

bill tomorrow who says that i. one hundred percent of vacancies have already been filled by brazilians that number has been revised a bit this just came out today december fourth from the ministry of health and brazil thirty percent of physicians and rolled in the program have actually started their activities. i will give this one to you do you see that these roles these vacancies actually being filled in and filled long term not just as a stopgap solution. yeah. it seems very difficult that all the lock on is will be filled by birth you don't doctors especially quickly. all the. walk around says that. got about ninety seven percent false inscriptions but the generally brazilian doctors run through descriptions and that they're sometimes they don't present to the lord this is the evidence that we have collected from genesis two thousand and thirteen and are now nowadays up to does not seven percent of descriptions about the damn percent or even less are still. doctors are dworkin today in the. family help to start their shit teams are the ones to bali just what they are located then it seems that it is very difficult that he didn't feel all devout consist in

bill the sticking point was president donald trump's demand for five billion dollars for a border wall fiercely opposed by democrats funds are now frozen for dozens of federal agencies. for the fourth time this year the fed has hiked its benchmark interest rate up from two and a quarter to two and a half percent its chairman jerome powell cited the robust economic situation in the us a new as the reason for the move very much for being here today two thousand and eighteen has been the strongest year. since the recovery since the since the financial crisis and during that period we've got low unemployment and strong growth and inflation has still remained just a touch below two percent so donald trump was unhappy about the interest rate rise he thinks a hike will negatively impact growth but the federal reserve makes its own decisions on monetary policy you know political considerations have play no role whatsoever in our discussions or decisions about monetary policy. we're always going to be focused on the mission that congress has given us we have the tools to carry it about we have the independence which we think is essential to be able to do our jobs it nonpolitical way and you

second, pay bills after getting your paycheck, third, repay 20% of your credit card debt, fourth, use different credit cards for everyday purchases and debt and fifth, add one month's pay to your emergency rainy day fund. scott, back over to you. >> kate rogers, thank you much. >>> way tonight take you out to los angeles, this is just north of hollywood. this is a police chase, which are not uncommon in los angeles, apparently a stolen car as well. not known if the driver is armed, but there are several people apparently in. let's listen in to our l.a. coverage. >> the rear right is flat. they're about to be driving on two rims, it seems like they've driven in a circle. i think we've already been here. i think they continue to make right-hand turns. >> josh, we got new information from our news desk, i asked you earlier why police were attempting to pull this driver over in the first place, and it appears the vehicle is stolen, so that is why police tried to pull it over in the first place. it sun knois unknown if the dri armed, unclear how many people might be inside the vehicle but

second, pay bills after getting your paycheck, third, repay 20% of your credit card debt, fourth, use different credit cards for everyday purchases and debt and fifth, add one month's pay to your emergency rainy day fund. scott and laura, back over to you. >> thank you. >>> not far from where kate is city the iconic ball is ready to drop. police are ramping up security. nypd says this will be the first year they use drones. >> it's going to be one of the most well-policed, best-protected events at one of the safest venues in the entire world. >> police are expected to protect up to 1 million people as they ring in the new year. "nbc nightly news" lester holt will be one of them, as guest of honor. luckily, temperatures are supposed to be one of the warmest on record. though i do understand it is supposed to rain as well. >> yeah, they're going to need umbrellas there and we need coats here. it will be a little bit of a switch over there. we're under a high wind advisory and we've already seen peak gusts of 67 miles per hour in mt. st. helena already overnight. already starting to see

a bill to designate the facility of the united states postal service located at 907 fourth avenue in lake odessa, michigan, as the donna sounders -- and sundayers post office. the speaker pro tempore: is there -- saunders post office. the speaker pro tempore: there objection to consideration of the bill? without objection, the bill is engrossed and -- the bill is engrossed, read a third time, and passed. and the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. for what purpose does the gentleman from michigan seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to take from the speaker's table the bill h.r. 4407 with the senate amendments thereto and concur in the senate amendments. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the bill. and the senate amendments. the clerk: an act to designate the facility of the united states postal service located -- at 3-s-101 rockwell street in warrenville, illinois, as the corporal jeffery allen williams post office building. senate amendments. one, on page 2, line 1, strike jeffrey and insert jeffrey. two, on page 2, line 6, strike

this is a fourth and fifth floor of this building where there is no trust right now. having bill in, someone who is known, a known quantity to restore the department and its reputation has a relationship with the president. this is somebody who supported the president even though he is an establishment figure. they feel he will do wonders just to try to repair the relationship which has been broken for many months. >> he is lobbying the announcement and the deputy attorney general. it is interesting in talking to trump's allies. they are not too happy about this thing. some of them at least. they feel like he is too much of an establishment figure and too aligned with bush and those views and they feel like he's someone who isn't aligned with the president. it will be interesting to see how this plays out. >> it's fascinating because he's not a trump person and the president is critical of jeff sessions. he is supposed to be his guy. he is supposed to be loyal and never should have recused himself and should have shut down the robert mueller investigation. that's what president t

bills right after getting your paycheck. third, repay about 20% of your credit card debt. and fourthuse different credit cards for everydaurchases and debt. and fifth, add one month's pay to yr emergency rainy day fund. with your cnbc morning busin'ms report,ate rogers. >> all right. well, as 2018 comes to a close, we pause to remember some of those we lost over the last year. >> many well-known personalities who left an indelible mark on society passed away. ♪ amazing grace ♪ do you have to let it linger ♪ do you have to ♪ do you have to ♪ do you have to let it linger ♪ ♪ all this time i was finding myself and i ♪ ♪ i didn't know i was lost ♪ i didn't know ♪ i didn't snow ♪ i didn't know >> sometimes you have to lose yourself before you can find anything. forget it! >> need a lift? i've got you. >> you've -- you've got me? who's got you?! >> thank you for everything. for -- well, you know. >> sometimes i wonder what you girls dohen i'm not here. >> the true gift is in your head and in your heart and in your soul. >> i said it before, i'll say it again. barbecue may not be the road t

fourth down. the chis went on to tie the game and then win it on a field goal in overtime. >> all right. let's check back in with billthat people are dealing with after a week of storms. >> giving them a niceelt and nice dry period here. today we're still dealing with the rain and the snowshowers out there. as we go throughout the week, ndght wintry mix in the middle of the country, thn a rorm heads to the east koers by friday. maybe we'll get rid of some of the rain and snow. stay tuned here for more on "early today." manual to an elec toothbrush. but my hygienist said going electric could lead to way cleaner teeth. she said, get the one inspired by dentists, with a round brush head. go pro with oral-b. oral-b's gentle rounded brush head removes more plaque along the gum line. for cleaner teeth and healthier gums. and unlike sonicare, oral-b is the first electric toothbrush brand accepted by the ada for its effectiveness and safety. what an amazing clean! i'll only use an oral-b! oral-b. brush like a pro. a lot will happen in your life. wrinkles just won't. neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair's derm-proven retinol work

fourth down. the chiefs, that drive would tie it and then win it in overtime. >>> all right, let's see how we're doing weatherwise with nbc meteorologist bill karins. good morning, bill. >> we talked earlier about the huge snowstorm. here are some of the numbers in the big cities, like richmond and raleigh. almost half a foot to a foot of snow, but roanoke was one of the highest at 15 inches. and the highest totals in the mountains of the appalachians where a few spots were over 20 inches of snow, and that's just about over with. and we're watching just light precipitation now. roads will improve during the day today, but they'll deal with that refreeze thing later tonight into tomorrow morning. we also saw a pretty strong cold front through the pacific northwest where we had some rain and mountain snows and temperatures today will be okay. 48 in seattle, but we have another batch of rain that will come in late tonight and then another one as we go into thursday morning. so there's going to be a couple periods of active weather in areas of the northwest. all the travel in the middle of the country looks just fine, l.a. to san francisco, san diego a

in any event you may recall that the text of the fourth amendment makes no mention of the word privacy and nowhere else in the constitution or the bill of rights is a general right to privacy expressed. this is understandable when you consider both the rudimentary state of technology at the time and the fact in a the fourth amendment grew out of the experiences of the colonists who didn't like the crown's use of writs to enter into their homes. the fourth amendment didn't mention privacy then because protecting one's physical property from searches and seizures was efficient. it also explains why if you reviewed 100 years worth the supreme court's many occasions to review this subject you would find physical inkrugs and property rights. but not one word about privacy rights as such. the clearest expression of the need for a change in legal approach appears in the preciousient writings of justice lewis brandeis. in his article entitled the right to privacy. in his famous and farsighted dissent of the 1929 supreme court case of olmstead versus the united states bron dies wanted to separate privacy from others and recognize it as someth

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