or blu—ray? was the last dvd that you bought? or blu-ray? i'm putting you on the spot.ing, apart from ben, who did not have kiddies. it was a dvd for my needs. yes, something high quality, pixar where you think this is going to be a high—quality experience for you all, where you think that it would not be as good if you downloaded. staying with technology, today is a good day for european union mobile phone customers. after years of negotiations, no longer, those annoying extra fees to usual device in eu companies. but for phone companies, it means the loss of a lucrative revenue flow. dave dyson is ceo of the mobile network three uk. he has been telling us how they will make up the difference. some operators make a lot of money out of international roaming, that profit will be lost because of the new regulation coming in. critics of the scheme suggest that it is possible that those companies will look to read group profits elsewhere within the business. for my business, three, we have been offering free—roaming for five years, we have not built up huge profits that we

his latest project is called "snowden," which releases december 27th on dvd and on blu-ray.re is also a wonderful and very heavy coffee table book called "the oliver stone experience," which delves into his film work over the years. we'll get to this later in the program. before we start our conversation, though, with oliver stone, first a clip from "snowden." >> where's the modern battlefield, soldier? >> everywhere. >> what's the first rule of battle? >> never reveal your position. >> and if one unauthorized person knew, if congress knew -- >> so would the enemy. >> that, mr. snowden, is the state of the world. secrecy is security and security is victory. >> you buy that? you believe that, that secrecy is security and security is victory? >> no, tavis, he buys it. >> yeah. >> and that is an argument that the national security people always make. >> yeah. >> that we are running an empire, basically since world war ii, has gotten so big and it's so vast, and we have to know everything in order to preserve it and to maintain it. that's basically the argument. >> yeah. >> we h

blue cross and blu blue shield f wisconsin, missouri and ohio. 94 out of 99 counties, double-digit premium increases. so the problem is getting much worse and i think because of that our friends in the senate will step up and get this done. >> have they been targeting vulnerable -- >> you have been critical of the president when he's made comments you felt were out of line. >> i don't see that as an appropriate comment. we are trying to improve the tone and stability of the deba debate. look at what we are givin doingy we are keeping promises. yesterday we did liability. that means what our constituents care about are we solving their problems and are we doing what we said we would do when we campaigned and asked for this opportunity to serve the answer is yes. that's what we do as we go to back to solving people's medical problems. >> there is some talk what would that do over here? >> i am going to resist further cutting money that would fight crime are they saying that in bad faith they have federal and state. if you talk to all enforcement officers you'll find they support. >> you've g

fairfax county police tell us they are seeing a growing trend of blu tooth skimming devices hiding wheree can't see them. the devices can siphon your credit card information when you swipe at the pump. police tell us you can protect yourself by sticking to newer gas pumps and not using older ones and they say you should always pay with credit and not debit. >>> we want to make sure you know about a big event to help support hundreds of amazing nonprofits. it is called do more 24. more than 600 nonprofit organizations are trying to see how much money they can raise in 24 hours. nbc 4 is partnering with the united way to put on the fundraising drive. you can see staff northwest d.c. people are already making donations. we have all of the information on how you can help in our nbc washington app. >>> so many great causes out there. >> doug is back with more about the weather. it is kind of cold out there tonight. >> it's really chilly down to 62 in fredrick. that is cool numbers. it is going to be a cool night. we cleared and that allowed us to cool and allowed us to see the moon. the moon.

the dvd and blu-ray release of his film, "snowden," comes out december 27th, and there's also a new book it's called "the oliver stone experience." we'll talk about that and much more tonight with filmmaker oliver stone, coming up in just a moment. ♪

passengers onboard a jet blu reporting seeing smoke while in midair. then, an emergency landing. here's abc's eva april grpilgri. >> reporter: first responders on the scene. a jet forced to make an emergency landing. smoke spotted inside the plane. >> heads up. we will stop on the runway and plan an evacuation. >> reporter: flight 913 took off this morning from white plains, new york, en route to ft. lauderdale. about halfway through the flight, passengers and crew noticed a problem. >> people started smelling smoke and there was obviously a little bit of haze in the air. >> reporter: the plane forced to land in charleston, south carolina. >> we did have a smoke event in the cockpit, or in the cabin. >> reporter: all 98 passengers and four crew members onboard evacuate down the slides no one was hurt. >> a few people, i'm sure, were pl praying, thinking that was it. never felt like it was out of control. >> reporte passengers did get to ft. lauderdale tonight. the faa is investigating the cause of that smoke. ? >> eva, thank you. >>> we turn next to a police shooting after a traf

government says that suspected you had this behind the assault the hotel is near bamako where the radisson blu hotel was targeted by a terror attack that killed more than twenty people in twenty fifteen that's the latest for the moment of course any more details we'll get so i will bring them straight to you. i wednesday's tower block inferno in west london is believed to have killed fifty eight people police say that number may still rise too is the slow task of combing through the gutted building for bodies continues the fire broke out in the early hours of the morning and swiftly engulf the entire twenty four storey residential block. all. like. that but i'm. like an old fart in a whole lot of forming a. lot. of the fire and the lack of a robust response has led to widespread public fury protesters in the capital have been calling for the prime minister to step down they want hong says to wife cheap flammable and possibly illegal cladding was used on the building trees and made for her pot is admitted that the handling of the disaster as not being good enough downing street is expected to a

congressional blued get office says -- budget office says 22 million americans stand to lose health coverage in if senate republicans pass their health bill. >> good evening. >>> bat over healthcare is heating up again with republicans pushing for a vote in the senate this week. jana cats yum is here -- katsuyama is here with more. >> reporter: they would like to see a vote thursday, but some gop senators say they can't support it in its current form, and without changes, the gop doesn't have the number of votes they need yet. democrats denounce the republican senate healthcare bill on the steps of the capitol. corey booker and others joined a protest. it indicates if the bill passes next year, 15 million people would lose their coverage. 22 mill would be uninsured in ten years. premiums would increase for older americans, states could get waivers allowing insurers to reduce benefits that cover pregnant women, mental healthcare, rehabilitation and some prescription drugs. >> it would be devastating for health in america. >> reporter: ken says people with preexisting conditions will still hav

police just announced 17-year-old died of blu trauma. they say the suspect aimed his car at her and group of teens and later hit her with a baseball bat. >> this news is sending shock waves through the muslim community, because the teens were on their way to the mosque when they were attacked. the victim's father tonight is begging for answers. >> i want to know, why they kill her. we don't know this guy. we don't hate nobody for no religion. >> our northern virginia bureau chief has more on the motive and some of the students who were with him as that student -- as that suspect drove at them. >> a steady stream arriving at the apartment complex with the 17-year-old lived with her parents and three siblings. the victim's grief stricken father believe his f down when the suspect darwin torres began chasing a group of teens with his car. he allegedly got out with a baseball bat and hit him in the head. the suspect is then accused of putting her in his car and dumping her body in a nearby lake. >> he hit her and go get his car. >> this show

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. >> as to whether the white house can get these reluctant blu republicans to sign on, here's what president trump had to say -- >> i think they'll probably get there. we'll have to see. you know, health care's a very difficult situation. if you look, the clintons tried to get it, and after years and years, they couldn't do it. obamacare was murder for them to get. now it's failed. it's virtually out of business. obamacare is a disaster, and we're trying to do something in a short period of time. >> obamacare's namesake also weighing in. president obama posting a statement on facebook -- "the senate bill unveiled today is not a health care bill. simply put, if there's a chance you might get sick, get old, or start a family, this bill will do you harm. and small tweaks over the course of the next couple of weeks under the guise of making these bills easier to stomach cannot change the fundamental meanness at the core of this legislation." >>> president trump's self-inflicted scandal ending where it began with no tapes of the president's one on one with then-fbi director james comey. after wee

we have a call here from blu-ray that u.k. will scrap austerity.hit 2% average of about 1.08% in the past 12 months and we spent four months below 1%. we have not seen that since 1989, so they would say we will hit a 2% metal. is 1.72%berg consensus for the first quarter of next year. 18 months time, we are looking at 2%. we need to reprice guilt risk. literature you what is happening in terms of individual stocks stories in europe. manus mentioned what is happening with nestle. we have an opening price on l'oreal, opening at a 2.53% price. some paulo is the lead gainer, the markets likes the underwriting detailed from the time government. we are looking at the rest of the italian taking section looking good. a whole bunch of them. they are all trading high. this is a positive for the italian banking center, so clearly not worried about what is happening with the political story, but what is happening the individual taking names and how they are being rescued. fascinating to watch how that is breaking down. on the downside, there is not much moveme

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so that's 2015 spending, and when we find out on budget we're fighting to blu-ray which his discretion and will be going through that. does anyone reject that pie chart as being accurate depiction of our federal spending? no? what we put up is accurate. so in the red we have automatic spending, salsa sturdy, medicare, medicaid which means we are not engaged in determining those costs. they are automatic. of the mandatory interest payments and the blue is a recall discretion are spending. so go to the next chart. so this is what's happening in our nation since 1965. as you see that the mandatory spending continues to grow, squeezing out the discretionary budget, which are things like defense, education, hhs, department of energy, roads, bridges, infrastructure and the like. and so if left unchecked in 2026, we continue to start having big problems and that's why we discuss, we don't discuss the debate on mandatory spending out of a desire to be mean, vindictive. we discuss this to save our country. admiral mullins said in testimony before the armed services committee, our debt is our na