to the storehouse when done there and then at five o'clock lie on the couch drink a glass of bubbly bliss eat some potato salad and we usually just fall asleep because we're so exhausted and that's what our christmas is like. but next christmas season. will be your first day. she can't imagine christmas without the streets are marked. her. every journey begins with the first step and every language but the first word published in the book. rico is in germany to learn german why not tell a simple online on your mobile and free stuff from d w z e learning course nikos fake german from a to z. . it's tough for laughs. i'm from people make fun about their own social economic and political problems. in mozambique we say that you have to laugh so you don't write it's how people call me if they did. as attorneys often talk about stocks in that binds the last little question that. i like to stuff my day by checking out all those jokes finding out what people are talking about what is moving them. my father taught me how to ask and confront the book lessons about my country and about twelve that i

house when done there and then at five o'clock you can go lie on the couch drink a glass of bubbly bliss eat some potato salad out and we usually just fall asleep because we're so exhausted and that's what our christmas is like. but next christmas season. will be here with her stand she can't imagine christmas without the streets or. her. germany state by state. the most colorful. clearest. the most traditional find it all at any time. check in with a web special. take a tour of germany state by state on d w talk com. how to cover more than just one reality. where i come from we have a transatlantic way of looking at things that's because my father is from germany my mother is from the united states of america and so i realized fairly early that it makes sense to explain different realities. and now here at the heart of the european union in brussels we have twenty eight different me out. teaser and so i think people are really looking for any journalist they can trust for them to make sense of this. is nice hard work at the w.

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the store house when done there and then at five o'clock to lie on the couch drink a glass of bubbly bliss some potato salad and we usually just fall asleep because we're so exhausted and that's what our christmas is like. but next christmas season . through being here with your staff. she can't imagine christmas without the streets are marked. her. where is home. when your family scattered across the globe. with the kids is that you could you please leave me because my journey back to the roots should get minutely. the shah's family from somalia move around. them want to push into systems. global family starts january twenty third on t.w. . we make up over three quarters of the under budget we are the civil service. the want to shape the continent's future it's part of it and join our youngsters as they share their stories their dreams you can hear challenging the six or seven percent of these platforms for africa. shark. earth the bomb moves of species. a home worth saving. given those are big changes and most start with small steps but global indios tells stories of creative people and

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. >> that's the secret to their wedded bliss, but no matter how hard mike and catherine try to turn hollywoodthe douglas family business. >> it's so funny, the other night, we had my son on face time, saying something about some role that he was thinking he was going on. then my daughter was auditioning for her school play. i'm talking about my show, he's talking about his show. we all went, four actors at one table! it's too much! >> the welsh-born actress is i t it has her hubby's approval. >> she is real funny. talk to her about her southern accent. >> oh, good, i'm starving. >> you're not allowed res rant food. >> my accent, he loves it. he had to, like, will be to me speak around the house. >> catherine just wrapped shooting season one of the facebook watch series in atlanta far from her family's manhattan home, so michael had one question for her. >> what are you going do if the show gets picked up, honey? >> i'm going to do it. >> you have to love the big talents bling theirs to the small screen. julia roberts in "homecoming." next year, meryl streep in "big little lies" opposite reese

it is just blissful. they are easing their way down. they just want to enjoy that run. they come up to each other and they are like, give us a high five. >> this is so special. i would point out these guys do look like they know what they are doing. >> this is the next video. they are having an awesome an aa sometimes this happens. >> you big tree hugger. >> that was actually best case scenario. >> he's going to carve it up. he sees an opportunity. he went for a ski tap. didn't work out that way. >> the shot remains perfect the whole time. >> as the video continues, you can see. everyone is amused more by the situation. you you are right. perfect, perfect framing. >> the holderness family is covering a cool christmas classic, exception it is not the traditional version. ♪ ♪ i'm trying super hard please just go out ♪ >> hear their remix next. >> amazing. >> i can't stand it. i love it. >> and a woman is checking out some bling. see why the clerk is chasing her down for a closer look. >> she bolted. going to extremes for perfect skin? where does it end? new olay whips. wh

from bliss we go to colombia today's meet a local slot one flipper is going to take us around but we'retough and he will show us what makes his hometown so special. well look i'm one philippe lopez and i'm going to show you the most important spots in the capital of colombia. where i'm going to get myself a coffee to start the day after all colombia is one of the world's main coffee growing countries. with local residents and with tourists i mean there are tech submissions concerts and excellent restaurants. delicious coffee. is enormous we have just under eight million residents and the traffic is sometimes really crazy. and now we're in the. historical center of bogota in the seventeenth century look at the buildings most are in colonial style and have survived to this day. the students tourists and of course artists philip home here. now we're in the heart of the capital the plaza. behind me is the capital. colombia's parliament where laws are enacted next to it is the cathedral of the immaculate conception one of the most important in that country. the palace of justice was also her

hometown where having been as shy, introverted character focusing on science, she only burst onto the blissful berlin wall. —— onto the political scene. 0utside her home village, there is a foundation for people with special needs and it is where the future mrs merkel‘s father worked and the family lived. coming here, you get quite an idea about how the young angela would have been goodish and psychologically because she was living in a christian, religious amenity, a charitable foundation within a communist state which regarded such religious entities as suspicious. therefore, she would have known from the outset that she had to be really careful about what she said in wider society. she puts a lot of score and loyalty. loyalty is very important, and loyalty in the meanest system is very difficult —— different to loyalty to the communist party. she has a very close circle of politician and friends and she's uncorrectable. she saw enough corruption in east germany. when in 1989, the east german system elapsed, a world of possibilities opened for the ph.d. chemist working ata opened for the ph.

or to have felt in hobart kramer spending time in their cozy cabin north of the arctic circle is bliss no matter what the seas are. now of course we all know that global warming is affecting our sea levels and causing a lot of ice surrounding the poles to meant iceland is europe's northernmost country and we can't do a show on ice without going there but they are seeing the effects of climate change fast hand along your cool glass it is shrinking this is the country's second largest class and in a bid to try and raise awareness of the issue a tunnel has been built to take tourists into the heart of the ice a magical experience but one that won't last forever. the journey to europe's longest ice total passes through a snow covered wilderness. long your code is iceland second biggest glacier it measures fifty kilometers long and up to twenty kilometers wide but global warming means it's shrinking fast until recently it was only possible to view the glacier from above. going inside was a perfectly true reserved for scientist. but last year the glacier opened to the public. is going to be

out says there's an elixir of bliss but it takes someone to reach it.now you have to get right to the top where the nicest pine cones are. how high up to about twenty five meters. is the best month for harvesting pine cones they should be green and look like this on the inside. only then do they have what's needed for that real black forest buzz. distillery in. southern germany has been in operation for four generations but now which wanted to do something new the idea came about during a skiing holiday and she rolled a region with a long tradition of distilling liqueur from swiss spine. i came home suggested we try it there are no swiss pines but there are wonderful white pines the black forest white pine is something very special in my opinion it's big powerful and strong and before long we were all in agreement we try and make something with the pine cone. senior junior and father in law together they're a team with the perfect blend of expertise and courage to branch out their house looks like a winner. that that's a really nice aroma with. began st

nice seeing her in the spirit of bliss. and now it's looking for the yeah when i knew you sent as soon as we sent and now the end of the little who . knew about the monkey in the room. i see. you know world is a big part of the law and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the bad and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now for washing clothes for watching the hawks. this is boom bust broadcasting around the world and covering the big world of business and finance and the impact on all of us i'm part children washington thank you so much for being on board we're sure glad to have you coming up today there is lots of news and a heck of a lot of it relates to trade so we're going to focus on. trade from both the perspective of u.s. agriculture and companies and look not just at china trade tensions but at the

says that a specialist was contained in baby powder the stock has dropped like a stone here discusses bliss the arm of the c.e.o. of the stocks wish him melissa what do we know about this and is the stock still tanking i think i saw it earlier today it may have dropped like fifteen bucks from like one forty eight to one thirty three something like that and it happened like a heart beat this morning what's the latest. well as you know how action selling comes in really quickly and there was very negative news out on this stock although i have to say the chart looks really good before today now it doesn't look so hot it close to very weak and i wouldn't say this is going to recover necessarily anytime soon it's unfortunate it was just bad news that came out and once the selling started to come in it just there was no stopping it. you know i looked at there like a year to date and they were up pretty high in november of just south of i think a one fifty which is about where they were the beginning of the week so this this fall that they took was a big dive but i want to ask you about another o

minus seeing her in the spirit of bliss. but now it's looking for the yeah. and melanie right now wouldn't. you know the mccain who commutes all i see. neck. six.

it was all a stunt, it was all bliss of the. the democrats don't get it. host: can i play a little devils advocate with you? you are in michigan, pretty far away from the mexican border, why is it a concern to you? caller: i live in arizona for six years. we had a terrible problem. i also lived in orlando, florida when fidel castro open his jails beggarsons and sent the and thieves to america. miami became a blood fest. without a wall, this country will not survive. i am very much in support of mr. trump and i thank you for taking my opinion on the air. host: thank you for your time. james is in new york. day five of the government shutdown. i am a post to it -- a opposed to it because it is all based on race. also, cuba, i certainly agree with the last speaker. cuba theyubans left were the worst people in the world. that was in terms of drugs and that supported racist people in this country. were told that as long as they cool operate they would treat them different from the other people who were not of their race. we are listening, thank you for sharing

so those people are being destroyed by the same oligarch list who are friends with other oligarch bliss and other industries including the media so if m s n b c is also financed by lockheed martin them and raytheon which takes ads out on rachel maddow show they find that rethink on him and lockheed martin also finance atlanta council which is in charge now of determining whether or not a media voice is allowed to be aired on facebook which now controls much of the social media market you know we have a scary situation in terms of what sort of totalitarian economy we have like if it's only controlled by certain people and companies and voices are we getting the best of what there is a possible yet to tell terrorism is a good word in this instance you know there was a lot of concern last year in the twenty sixteen election interference from foreign countries and those countries how they treat their journalists in particular was not seen as particularly kosher but in the last few months of course we had a situation where the dictator over in saudi arabia. a lesser value arabian runner up a

he's killed in a shootout with bliss. edkilled two people in a shootout in the strasbourg, france.e initially escaped, now he's dead. one third all americans will be on the road for christmas and driving is getting much cheaper. gas prices down for 64 straight days. the national average is dropping to $2.39. we are tracking this developing story. the justice department business to unseal criminal charges against chinese economic cyber hackers and spies. you won't believe what cn has been ripping off. what china has been ripping off. c dmrks n calls melania trump whiney. (clock ticking) (bell ringing) it's time. time for a new kind of cloud. the ibm cloud. the cloud that proactively protects your business from threats, instead of just reacting to them. that lets you modernize and move more of your apps without re-writing. that unlocks insights from all your data and puts it to work with ai. get a faster, more secure journey to the cloud. the ibm cloud. the cloud for smarter business. ♪ ♪ ♪ there's no place likargh!e ♪ i'm trying... ♪ yippiekiyay. ♪ mom. ♪ liz: china arresting two ca

with a great great stuff love em and know that our daughters are so great as they remember ability of bliss world we are told we are loved and so i tell you all i love you i am tired rover and i'm top of the law and keep watching those hawks never great day and night everybody. prosecution will need to become almost. a softball design. where you push off the threat of fines. by the number one perceived to i mean yeah i mean i mean political pressure on the only men controlled you know through security jenison knows what opponents bundled up business models he was my american corporations jadhav was incomplete police sold them couldn't matilda's it as an m.p. use some control scheme i know was on the scene and the solution. lies up in association with people. i know who can he saw as it is just really really came to an investigative documentary. ghost war on oxy. u.s. secretary of state mike pompei always declared a lot of international affairs a failure what is needed according to him is a new liberal order led by the united states such an order calls into question some important issues doe

>> grant us, with all who have died in the hope of the resurrection, to have our consummation and blisserlasting glory, and, with all thy saints, to receive the crown of life which thou dost promise to all who share in the victory of thy son jesus christ, who liveth and reigneth with thee and the holy spirit, one god, for ever and ever. >> amen. >> please sit. playing] [band playing] [band playing] [band playing] [band playing] [applause] please stand for the condemnation on the middle of page five. >> give rest to thy servant. for sorrow and pain are no more. only are immortal are the creator and maker of mankind. under earth shall we return. unto dust shall thou return. eveneven at the grave we make or song holly lu yet, hallelujah, hallelujah. servant for to they sorrow and pain are no more. >> by hands of merciful savior savior --our merciful give our merciful servant george. receive george into the arms of thy mercy. into the blessed rest of everlasting peace. and into the glorious company of the saints. all men -- amen. bishop of the great diocese of texas offers a blessing. singi

. >> grant us with all who have died in the hope of the resurrection to have our cons mation and blissith all thy saints to seef the crown of life. of thy son jesus christ who live with thee in the holy spirit, with with god frer and ever. amen. lease sit. [applause] >> please stand for the commendation in the middle of age 5. christ to the servant of our saints. where sorrow and pabe are no more. christ jfer lasting. >> thou only art immortal and we are mortal. formed of the earth and under earth shall we return. thou unto dust shall return. we go down to the dust yet even at the grave we make our song halleluja grant us christ thy ervant with thy saint. oh merciful savior we commend thy servant george. acknowledge we humbly beseech thee a sheep of our own fold a lamb of thy own flock. receive george into the arms of thy mercy, into the blessed rest of ever lasting peace and into the glorious company can of the saints in light. amen. before our bishop of the dicees of texas offers a blessing let me share with you that when we leave today we will be singing hymn number 562, onward chri

. >> four years of married bliss. >> thank you very much. >> so, the following question not so blissful for a hundred years. >> yes, it was -- i think the w trick? i could barely speak because your jaw starts to freeze. >> we put those heat pads on our faces. >> holding up those heat warmers. >> are there not health warnings about that. >> i'm not sure. it was 9:30 and i started crying because it was so cold and then i went, i can't do it anymore. i quit. they go, only 9 24ir9, jenny so i hung in there and thanks to, you know, my husband who kept me warm and the people in times square. there's a million people in times square. >> they were there all day in that kind of weather who have to stay in their spot and can't leave. >> let me ask you about that. you had a million people right out here and then millions more watching. do you feel pressure? not to psych you out. [ laughter ] >> i don't actually. i don't feel pressure. i feel like i'm just talking to someone at home. >> i feel a lot of pressure. [ laughter ] i want to get it right, not screw it up. make sure because it's kind of ki

this morning we're glad to report they're still married and in chopra's own words, marital bliss. >>ng of the century continues. >> continues. >>> next to a major record shattered by ed sheeran. >> spotify says sheeran's song "shape of you" released nearly two years ago has now surpassed 2 billion listens, making it spotify's most-listened song ever. ever, as if like spotify's been around for decades. ♪ now my bedsheets smell like you ♪ >> spotify is like three years old. sheeran's closest competitor is drake, who was recently announced to be the most listened to artist of this year. ♪ i'm in love with your body. >> yeah, i can see that. >>> and talk about a father's love for his daughter. >> chrissy teigen's dad just raised the bar, getting a tattoo of his daughter's face in honor ever her 33rd birthday. >> the only weird thing is it was on his butt. no, i'm kidding. tee chrissy teigen turned 33 back on november 30th and there it is, the arm tattoo. >> a little weird. ee chrissy tek on november 30th and there it is, the arm tattoo. >> a little weird. chrissy teig on november 30th an

capital it was a somber day today as friends and family gathered to honor the late president george hw bliss -- george hw bush. his sun became emotional as he remembered what his father meant to his family. >> through our tears let us know the blessings of knowing and loving you, a great and noble man. the best father a son or daughter could have. >> reporter: thousands filling the national cathedral in washington dc to honor the life and legacy of former president george hw bush. past presidents and foreign dignitaries all on hand to celebrate mr. bush's life. while the service was emotional at times, plenty of lighthearted memories were shared. >> on the primary campaign trail in new hampshire once he grabbed the hand of a department store mannequin asking for votes. when he realized his mistake on, --'s mistake, never know, -- is mistake, never know, got to ask. >> reporter: he returned to houston on air force one. >> when the history books are written they will say that george hw bush was a great president of the united states. a diplomat of unmatched skill, a commander and chief of her

>> grant us, with all who have died in the hope of the resurrection, to have our consummation and blisswith all thy saints, to receive the crown of life which thou dost promise to all who share in the victory of thy son jesus christ, who liveth and reigneth with thee and the holy spirit, one god, for ever and ever. >> amen. >> please sit. playing] [band playing] [band playing] [band playing] [band playing] [applause] please stand for the condemnation on the middle of page five. >> give rest to thy servant. for sorrow and pain are no more. only are immortal are the creator and maker of mankind. under earth shall we return. unto dust shall thou return. eveneven at the grave we make or song holly lu yet, hallelujah, hallelujah. servant for to they sorrow and pain are no more. >> by hands of merciful savior savior --our merciful give our merciful servant george. receive george into the arms of thy mercy. into the blessed rest of everlasting peace. and into the glorious company of the saints. all men -- amen. bishop of the great diocese of texas offers a blessing. singing him number 562. it

ignorance isn't bliss. he can't not know this stuff.: and i don't care that i didn't know. >> you are the head of the fbi, you have to know. that doesn't pass the red face test. trish: agreed. but if you are in the club, if you are friends with hillary clinton and company, somehow you get away with a whole lot more than if you are friends with donald trump and company. is there a different standard in washington, d.c. for those that are republican and those that are democrat, andrew? >> yes. there is a major different standard it's an incredible double standard. special counsel is like a stumbling, bumbling drunk. once he sets his eyes on a target he goes after them with extraordinary heavy handed tactics. the number on the cost of the investigation is skyrocketing. nobody is overseeing him right now. he's going down every rabbit hole he can find. innocent people are being sucked tighten orbit and spit out. trish: andrew, it's good to see you. democratic socialist bernie sanders the top choice for the 2020 ticket. check him out. 36% rig

he didn't complain when we had 2000 kids at fort bliss under obama.at would he do with those 2700 people that are there? we cannot educate, medicaid and incarcerate the entire world. in texas alone we spent $1 billion a year on border security we shouldn't have to spend. education costs are through the roof, when every 5 children, when you have students in english and we don't have enough english-speaking teachers try to find a spanish-speaking calculus teacher, the class-size, emergency rooms are overrun, the report came out this week, the census bureau, 70%, 63% of people here illegally are on some type of welfare compared to 30%, the states bear the brunt of this, no state can afford to do this. >> what do you say to critics who say that's another characterization of people coming here, going to be on welfare or going to be a net negative. a couple critics, guardian saying don't blame her death on her father, us policies did this. another says jacqueline, 7-year-old girl killed by us government border militarization. in a tweet from the start, the

of africa incident at the british foreign affairs think tank chatham house he's joining us from new bliss in our land thank you for taking the time to talk to us to help make a challenge is this then to the rule of omar al bashir. i think these are very significant them and stationed there on a much bigger scale and widespread and we've seen previously in two thousand and thirteen and also last year when the price hikes were announced on a new bio jet and they seem to be much more politically charged as well what we're seeing in spontaneous protests sparked by these worsening can could living conditions and people genuine hunger and then there's this strong politicized element to it with the opposition groups trying to push for political change so the protesters largely are not what we're seeing but what what they were has been and you and you talked about some of the confrontation and violence is targeting and burning of the government the n.c.p. headquarters in official buildings and placed in sudan so that's an escalation we haven't seen before and used you say that has been in respons

he didn't complain when he had 20,000 kids at fort bliss under obama.what would he do with those 2700 people that are there? shannon, we cannot educate, medicaid, and incarcerate the entire world. in texas alone, we spend about a billion dollars a year in border security we shouldn't have to spend. our education costs are through the roof because one of every five children are not proficient at english. when you have students who don't speak english, we don't have enough english speaking teachers. try to find a spanish speaking calculus teacher. our emergency rooms are overrun. the report came out this week, the census bureau, that 70% -- 63% of people here illegally are on some type of welfare compared to 30% of native born? the states are the ones who bear the brunt of this. no state can afford to do this. >> shannon: what do you say to the critics, they are going to be incarcerated, they are going to be a net negative to our society? let me read you a couple of critics for the guardian saying this, do not blame jakelin caal's death on her father, u.s

they stopped there only to pack some belongings, hit the road and a blissful childhood ended. the memory of a beautiful bedroom, all she had to confront the nightmare just beginning. >>> coming up -- on the road with her kidnapper. >> i knew that everything that was happening to us was completely wrong. i was very, very on edge. >> when dateline continues. ry oe >> when dateline continues i knew about the tremors. but when i started seeing things, i didn't know what was happening... so i kept it in. he started believing things that weren't true. i knew something was wrong... but i didn't say a word. during the course of their disease around 50% of people with parkinson's may experience hallucinations or delusions. but now, doctors are prescribing nuplazid. the only fda approved medicine... proven to significantly reduce hallucinations and delusions related to parkinson's. don't take nuplazid if you are allergic to its ingredients. nuplazid can increase the risk of death in elderly people with dementia-related psychosis and is not for treating symptoms unrelated to parkinson's

. >> for me at that time ignorance was bliss. finding out now is so fun. >> at trend one -- a www.ktvu.com you can see more stories like this one. it is all part of our dna testing program. >>> still to come, it is a first in the united states, waymo leads the way. they are releasing an app for the first fully self driving vehicle. up next, michael flynn is rewarded for cooperating with the russia investigation. we will talk live with an expert on what this means for flynn, robert mueller, and potentially so we don't want you to pay yone cent more than you need to for health care. at covered california, you can get health insurance at a lower cost. in fact, enrollees pay an average of $5 per day. see how little it costs to get covered. visit coveredca.com today. >>> thank you for watching ktvu . >>> new details on the russia investigation reveals just how valuable former national security advisor, michael flynn has been to special counsel robert mueller. flynn has been so helpful to the investigation that mueller is recommending

. >> it was bliss. uh, the best thing that ever happened to me. >> then what everyone in the courtroom was waiting for -- details about the morning debbie was killed. >> i heard a grumbling and as i woke up i got up to see what that was. it was pitch dark. >> lars stuck to his story that he couldn't see what he was shooting at, he thought their lives were in danger. >> i had seen a movement in front of me and i had pulled the trigger at that time. >> he said he was a good man who made a horrible mistake. >> did you in any way intend to cause debbie any kind of injury? >> no, she was the love of my life. >> a mistake he said, he would regret forever. >> okay, it still hurts? >> every second of the day. >> she was sent to me from god. if i could have made a list she would've checked every box. >> on cross examination prosecutor karl alexander challenged lars's key claim -- that in the dark, he simply couldn't distinguish debbie from an intruder. >> you know debbie's shape. >> i know her shape, yes sir. >>

defending against a blissful missile attack was a moral way of deterring such an attack and intentionally being able to win if deterrence didn't outdo themrying to with offensive capability and getting into a situation of mutual assured destruction and the assured part would be the most imparted part of that. he felt that by having a defense you had more moral way of blunting the potential attack from an enemy, and he always saw it, i believe, as a deterrent. not that this would win the war and not that we would be able to destroy every incoming missile from the soviet union, but that it would so complicate their planning that they would never decide to try to attack us. and it did for a while, involve the development of some previous u.s. army concepts that already existed in terms of some middle range kind of missiles and ground-based missiles and quickly evolved into some scientific study of different concepts that certainly took significant advantage of space and included space sensor, satellites and geosynchronous orbit that could identify a launch just about any place on earth with

if you can update all of us about the cab paid, and hopefully to encourage blissful businesses to comeorward and support the ones that are here today. i'm not sure if they are familiar with what we are trying to do and what we are trying to promote. >> i can speak to some of the plans we have in place. our staff will be meeting with the office of small business staff, i believe next week. not next week. that its christmas. soon. tomorrow. thank you. i don't have my calendar in front of me to talk about next steps for the program, especially now that the marketing plan has been drafted, and the logo has been designed, we feel like it is a good time to take stock of where we are and moving forward. we also got great feedback at the national trust conference. we want to take all the information, and come up with a plan. rick will be coming to present to you his biannual report in january. then we can share more about our discussion tomorrow. >> i'm with the legacy business program. thank you very much for moving the item to the front of the agenda. with all the businesses here, that was r

he is truly the commanding general for the 32nd army air missile defense command at fort bliss, texas. before that he served as the deputy director for force protection of the joint staff as well as the director of jiamdo and the director for the joint requirements office where he -- then we have brigadier general sean gainey who's the current head of jiamdo as well as deputy director for force protection and also that same r&d. if you can each of them have had or have had three has each. brigadier general ganey previous job was also very closely related to our business today. he just left estimate of the 94th aa -- the point into this business as well. why don't we start off with some interval of march each year that will conversation after that? >> thanks again and thanks for hosting. this is always a great event and a great forum not on for the people here but we get an opportunity to continue the conversation even after the discussion we've had here. just a few months ago i read an article i think back in june, my normal morning reading. it was an article that was coding the chief

it seems the impasses brought us enough time for lawmakers and the bliss loosely insured to decide whichhe road to finally take. if we swallow the blue pill, we are on the fast track to hell on the express. that we cannot afford a new entitlement and cannot save enough money to pay for it castles led to the grand rationalization that somehow, one-size-fits-all health insurance is the least poisonous file. it will force everyone to have the same crappy health insurance with the same burned-out doctors as it leaches the joy and promise out of american medicine. or, we can really commit to the free market and swallow the red pill. block granting money to the states just wrinkle benefits as they see fit, finally implanting health savings accounts and selling insurance across state boundaries so people can customize their insurance plan in a competitive frenzy.that would do a hell of a lot more for choice and innovation which means people will live longer and have better lives. as the world profits for ultimate export, great ideas, big problems through a proliferation of options. that is the

it is four days of holiday bliss for small shops on main street. last-minute shoppers are pouring into stores because with few exceptions, the window has closed for guaranteed doorstep delivery of gifts purchased online. >> it is going to be a very busy -- probably the busiest season of the year. >> kim has been here for 15 years and including online. her shop gussied up could fill the purchase that online can't. >> the window closed now. >> i know that. in fact, there is something i ordered that i don't think i'm going to get for christmas. >> reporter: online shoppers tell us they know what they want and are looking for a low price but retail customers may find tempted by impulse buys when an item catches their eye and that helps boost sales for shopkeepers. we caught up with charlotte and andrew. >> it seems like you're buying a lot today. >> more than we should. >> reporter: and last-minute shoppers do make a sacrifice when you go to the store. >> you have to get dressed and leave the house. there is a part to staying home and shopping online b

can the original streaming giant survive the coming binge watching bliss? say that five times.ks of the year. apple and tesla. they are at the center of multiple controversies and have been part of some of the market's wildest swings. the two coming together in what was an epic "countdown" moment when warren buffett told liz of any chatter of apple buying tesla was just a bad idea. up next, our all-star panel will see if elon musk and tim cook should still join forces somehow. we'll be right back. i've always looked forward to what's next. and i'm still going for my best even though i live with a higher risk of stroke due to afib not caused by a heart valve problem. so if there's a better treatment than warfarin, i'm up for that. eliquis. eliquis is proven to reduce stroke risk better than warfarin. plus has significantly less major bleeding than warfarin. eliquis is fda-approved and has both. so what's next? seeing these guys. don't stop taking eliquis unless your doctor tells you to, as stopping increases your risk of having a stroke. eliquis can cause serious and in rare cas