. >> who is the boss. >> who is the boss. >> trevor: oh snap, boss fire. say the who's the boss reference doesn't really work here. i will get what everyone is was traying to do, in this case it is genuinely unclear who the boss is. on the tv show 2 was obvious. angela is the boss. tony works for angela, if the rolls were reversed it wouldn't have even been a question who the boss was. the show would have just been called he's the boss, not heard, thank god this confirms to our perceptions of whats bos are so there is no confusion, anyway, the fight over the financial watchdog agency went to court and yesterday a federal judge ruled that president trump's budget director mick mulvaney is legally in charge of the agency. he looked at him and said you are the captain. right. and i mean for him to go to court to fight for this job, he must have really loved this government agency for a long time. mick mulvaney is not a big fan of this agency. take a listen to what he said about it back in 2014. >> it's a wonderful example of how a bureaucracy will function if

andrea dialed and redialed her boss. her husband, who she believed was in an accident. >> how many times did you call rusty. >> rusty? zero times. >> the jury heard a tape. >> are you serious? did andrea know beforehand who the shooter was? according to a friend, andrea had confided in her that she thought newman resembled the police sketch. if she had any suspicion he was involved, y didn't she tell the police. >> she kept seeing his face in those sketches; is that correct. >> not the face. it was the eyes is what she said. >> those drawings were published certainly no more than two days after rusty was shot; is that correct. >> i guess. >> andrea hugged her best friend as she got off the stand. once the two women were in the hallway, out of the view of the jurors, andrea reportedly threatened her. he overheard the conversation. >> he tells her, i understand why you did what you did, but now you're going to have to live with what i'm going to do. >> the trial judge banned andrea from the courthouse for the remainder of

in terms of what's going on now, us business bosses wa nt what's going on now, us business bosses wantcess to china. some of the big corporate have really struggled to operate and make headway in the chinese mainland market, which is worth billions. yes, and xijinping has said today that that is going to happen. he said there will be greater access to china for us companies. the short time ago the foreign ministry said there would be a timetable for some of these things, specific tax breaks for the auto industry and the like. we will see what comes of those announcements. whether or not it's just all talk from xi jinping or whether it's going to open up sections of the chinese economy to foreign investment. of course, people who have tried to invest in china will know there's certain parts of this economy, as a foreign entity you can't just parts of this economy, as a foreign entity you can'tjust buy parts of this economy, as a foreign entity you can't just buy a parts of this economy, as a foreign entity you can'tjust buy a coal or steel mill, there are certain other parts of the econ

>> they've got a new boss but not certain if that's going to be the new boss permanently. mulvaney is going to stay in line when it comes to this agency. president trump's governing philosophy is loyalty. he's been a loyal spokesman for the administration. trump thinks i'll move him over to cfpb because of his loyalty. that sets up an ironic organization where mulvaney is going to head the organize he opposed when in congress. >> is it he going to head or gut the organization? because he is a stated foe as are many republicans and the president of all things dodd-frank. this is about helping wall street. the president and many of his policies have been about helping wall street. is this part of a plan not to lead but to destroy? >> i think we saw early on that mulvaney is very interested in deregulating the market and making certain businesses can move forward. this is the sort of economics they constantly describing. i can see that definitely being in line with what he tries to achieve. this is a transitional period. there's going to be someone else who's going to come in

jerome powell named as the new boss of the us federal reserve.begin with what's on the front page of the financial times. and, after months of speculation, donald trump has nominated jay powell as the next chair of the federal reserve as the president moves to stamp his mark on the world's most powerful bank. turning online to the spanish publication, el pais, a detailed look at what happens now to former premier of catalonia, carles puigdemont, if he's issued with a european arrest warrant while in brussels after refusing to appear in a spanish court. in the daily telegraph, here in the uk, this article speculates that british prime minister theresa may has given a "clear indication she is planning for her succession" after brexit, by promoting one of her closest allies gavin williamson to the cabinet. over to the new york times, and "the chef who fed puerto rico." jose andres arrived five days after hurricane maria and has now served more than two million meals — what's claimed to be the largest emergency feeding programme ever set up by a grou

and caretaker boss will oversee the match.our. and caretaker boss will oversee the matchlj lost the love four. and caretaker boss will oversee the match. i will not look any further than the newcastle game and neither will the players. but it is an opportunity for us because it is the next game. it is an opportunity for us if we play well and got a good point. hopefully we can play well and convert that into three points. with just under one month to go until christmas, tottenham already know that nothing less than a stunning run of results will see their title hopes effectively end over the festive period. spurs are 13 points behind the leaders after their trip to leicester. and while the form in europe has an impressive, they are losing ground in the premier league. manchester city improved a lot and the gap is massive. we need to believe, we need to try and win games. if we do not win it is difficult to be a contender. in reality there are few contenders left in the title race. manchester city, still undefeated, have opened

laughed about it it made them feel invalidated so she told a female boss that person took action and made them feel validated but the action was taken against the boss who laughed it wasn't taken against the perpetrators so is this so when how common is this well that's better than nothing really what leadership that makes a difference should do is first of all work to create a culture as i said of respect and civility within the workplace make clear that women are not sexual objects at work but also hold people accountable for living that culture up and down the organization so lower level super. middle managers have to know that that's part of what they're being evaluated on that they are preventing and responding to harassment promptly and obviously in a situation like that which sounds really over the top there needs to be prompt discipline of people who are who are trying to force young girls who are in their first job to provide sexual favors i agree completely and the first feeling like god is the environment because there's a lot of creative people and young people the feelin

their gregarious boss, scott, was the front man. he hobnobbed with a who's who of big-deal names in sports, politics and business. even future presidents. fundraisers? well, scott was your man. >> once your name gets out there you truly cannot imagine how many people knock on your door. >> reporter: and the door scott knocked on was melissa's. >> melissa was the one that he knew she could handle it. he knew that she wouldn't let anything fall through the cracks. >> reporter: melissa specialized in employment law, but volunteered her time for battered women and victims' rights. she also worked on building a memorial garden for crime victims. >> she was always a champion for the underdog. >> reporter: melissa eventually met a lawyer from a different firm and married. debra was a bridesmaid. but after five years her best friend's marriage had come undone and ended in a messy divorce. >> that divorce just devastated her. >> reporter: after melissa's divorce, she took on a second full-time job, best aunt ever. carrie holmberg is her sist

my first boss i was a sewing machine. where i come from women are bound by this notion for. something as simple as learning how to write a by side that isn't. since i was a little girl i wanted to have them by cycle of my home and it took me years to. finally they gave up and went on buying and i say this but returned because sewing machine sewing i suppose was more apropos eight more girls than writing a bio and now i want to meet those moving back home for bones by their duties and social rules and inform them about the basic rights my name is the about of people and i work in the. states much day thirteen and it's derby weekend in the ruler with dortmund in need of a victory against high flying rivals affairs showdown what's expected. shaka have their eyes on the title i'm to every point count but could they dispose of a dortmund side desperate to drag themselves i have two of the dolphins. i'm come by and maintained their unbeaten run since you're playing just took over against only phones. welcome to the bomb this league m d w i'm part of the yes we start the show with

you are the big boss, the boss biz. the ramrod, the head honcho. the boss of all bosses. of poetry.m going to ask you a favour, can you give me some advice because i will be on the open mic stage performing one of my poems. i'm glad you asked me that. i am only too pleased to help. number one, dress carefully. i nearly died of a broken heart, i haven't seen my wife four days. how am i dressed right now? is that all right? you obviously in your casuals now. the thing is, you have got to feel comfortable, but also maintain an aura of authority. be sharp and give them something to look at, maybe a shirt and jacket. you have to cut some kind of silhouette. also, we are getting up to point number two now — find a comfortable vocal pitch. let me be your vacuum cleaner, breathing in your dust, let me be your morris marina, i will never rust. if you like your coffee pot, let me be your coffee pot. you call the shots. i want be yours. you will be talking to them in between poems and discussing what is coming up and thanking them for their applause, but when you are talking to them it is conv

biggest soccer accent there was no charges out there live there as dortmund have clashed in the hard boss darby. on more in just one minute to do stay with us at the. g.w. true diversity. where the world of science is at home in many languages. on you for thought of programming go on there you know michel you have you now with us our innovations magazine for each of. us from every week and always looking to the future fund d w dot com science and research for asia. the d.w. media center see it find it here it discover. video and audio podcast and language courses in the d.w. media center at media center dot d.w. dot com. it's much day thirteen and it's derby weekend in the roar with dortmund in need of a victory against high flying rivals chalco fierce showdown and what's expected. shaka have their eyes on the title and every point but could they dispose of a dortmund side desperate to drag themselves i have two of the dolphins. and can't buy or to maintain their unbeaten run since your client is took over against old phones. welcome to the bone this league m d w i'm part of the yes we st

i have been speaking to the boss of the us anti—doping agency. have been speaking to the boss of thehistle— blower. we and fever has not even talked to the chief whistle—blower. we now have new evidence that has come out about his knowledge of and on with russian football. it has created a mess of the situation and a body has got to the situation and a body has got to the bottom of it. it has been over three years since the report first exposed these and many years since the first whistle— blower started coming forward. the lack of desire and will to get to the bottom of it has continued to have this evidence driven out and create big problems. —— evidence and trip out. driven out and create big problems. -- evidence and trip out. the president said to me it would be another interest to talk to him and that the boss of the anti—dumping ages is said that fifa was not the only international agency dragging its feet. 0r only international agency dragging its feet. or that is doing is eroding people's confidence in the system. ac milan have sacked vincenzo montella as manager and placed

we the people are the bosses of impeachment process. host: leo in louisiana, independent line. caller: good morning and thanks, c-span, for allowing me to be here, i've been trying to get in for sometime. find that your show is extremely informative and my to tion is, in reference that lected officials, abide by the constitution and in reference to discriminatory acts. a fact. give you we have a president that is an elected is fficial and i will say multiple, but for one certainly, that basically states that donald trump in to being -- following stipulates ory acts, that because of his financial able to dodge as the draft or enter the military. a military veteran and due weree fact that my parents not financially suitable to do where he had a document that stipulated he had illness, a medical senator today is saying it is law.lly against the host: okay, leo, we'll leave it there. thanks. guest: okay, well first, thank for your service. my dad served in world war ii, brother-in-law served in vietnam, debt of gratitude to you. of impeachment, this is, i think, extremely important

within two weeks in order to move on to the second phase in december my boss a week from my response says michel barnier is yes in december either leaders in brussels will decide whether sufficient progress has been made of the two sides are to move on to discuss important future trade deals we remain ready and willing to engage as often and as quickly as needed to secure this outcome over the weeks remaining ahead of the december european council. the united kingdom will continue to engage and negotiate constructive as we have done since the start but to the prime minister's exasperate the former british ambassador to the e.u. left open the possibility of leaving breck's it altogether it's not inconceivable he said we can change our minds at any time while we're in where. well the divorce talks proceed the party is still married. reconciliation is still possible to resume a who lost two ministers in separate scandals this week is now determined to impose her authority over rebel anti breck's it m.p.'s writing in the daily telegraph she made her position clear we will not tolerate at

now the outlet store is set to expand and become the largest boss shop in the world. but still missing is alley peo one of china's top mobile payment services on the phone through and though wants to convince the stores to upgrade their technology because chinese customers are used to paying with their smartphone. stand. in accord atlanta is club or die suspect this works then i think germany is really behind when it comes to international payment methods and it's not very common for people to pay with their move phones here. at first so that's how long. now. this shop has decided to go digital. and that's gone down quite well with chinese customers. going to because they're surprised that we offer that payment option and use it straight away the font. nipping mission is in a hurry she's halfway through her shopping tour she's bought quality kitchen knives from a german manufacturer then a belt for her husband that alone cost one hundred forty euros to the show all the time these are european paramus they're produced in europe and they're less expensive here than at h

he was known as the boss of all bosses and during his time as the head of the feared because on nostra. he's believed to have ordered over a hundred and fifty murders. known to many as the beast salvatore toto rina one of the most violent and fit godfathers in the history of the sicilian mafia. the farmer's son from the town of corleone and took control of the because industry in the nineteen seventies on ruled with an iron fist for almost two decades. during this time he is the author of ordered the killings of over one hundred and fifty people. green i had been in prison from nineteen ninety three until his death serving twenty six life sentences. most notorious amongst his crimes with the assassinations of judges giovanni falcone and paolo borsellino. could lead to crackdown on the mafia during the nineteen eightie. after saving many is a foot soldier for infamous mob boss luciano leggio reno took over the position at the end of the nineteen seventies. marino alluded the police for almost a quarter of a century. remaining on the island of sicily from where he controlled the mafia's

sam alla rdyce begins doing it in front of the new boss. allardyce begins work today, on a rescue mission to keep everton up. if wayne rooney stays fit and firing, they might just if wayne rooney stays fit and firing, they mightjust be all right. sam allen dice hoping that everton don't sink without trace. —— sam allen dice. and finally... to the freestyle canoe world championships in argentina this week. where great britain's canoeists have been flipping their way onto the podium. the sport is described as gymnastics in a boat with paddlers performing as many tricks, spins and somersaults as they can within their timed run and bonus points are awarded if they can get their boat out of the water and into the air. great britain have picked up three medals so far, with claire o'hara picking up her ninth freestyle world title. the event continues over the weekend. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening. sam allen don't forget you can follow the world cup draw in russia on the bbc website. let's go back now to the bre

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today, its boss spoke blu ntly demand. about the impact on patients next year if significant extra funding was not made available. on the current funding outlook, the nhs waiting list will grow to 5 million people by 2021. that is an extra 1 million people on the waiting list, one in ten of us waiting for an operation. the highest number ever. during the referendum, the life campaign made controversial claims that breaking from the eu would mean an extra £350 million a week for the nhs. mr stevens said today it was a crucial deciding factor for those who voted brexit and must be respected. by the end of the next financial year for the nhs, march 2019, the united kingdom will have left the european union. trust in democratic politics will not be strengthened if anyone now tries to argue, devoted brexit pop before a better funded health service, argue, devoted brexit pop before a betterfunded health service, but precisely because of brexit, you now cannot have one day she voted brexit for a better funded health cannot have o

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my own bosses have been warned spend big to try to win the champions league or your top striker won't be happy. well meantime multi million investor. has threatened to stop bankrolling bonus take a side hamburg unless he gets his way with the composition of the club's board he also criticised bosses for the team's lackluster showings on the field hamburg of course have been a near constant battle against relegation in recent seasons and set one place above the relegation zone. a quick reminder now the top story that we have been following for you here at e w u s president donald trump has arrived in china for what is being called the centerpiece of his first asian tour trumps expected to push president xi jinping on trade imbalances and to increase pressures on north korea to curb its nuclear ambitions. and economic advisors have just given the german economy and. good bill of health and increased the expected amount of growth that they expect for next year monica jones has that story coming right up you're watching. your children like chocolate.

and respecting the decision of your bosses. see how squishy this world is? now, what do you do if you were a general officer or any officer and the president of the united states issues you an order and you find it morally reprehensible but it's not into the president of the united states issues you in order and you find it morally reprehensible, but not illegal ? ?hat would you do get [inaudible] >> if you find it morally reprehensible, but you are going to suffer the consequences. unless you can demonstrate that the order is illegal, you are going to suffer consequences. some people think you have no right to resign if you are a military officer. execute allb is to legal orders. you are not entitled to an opinion. do you buy that? think?19 -- would you >> that is the oath you take as commission officer. you obey the orders of the president and officers. whether or not you think it is wrong, there is no law -- if it is a lawful order, you are required to obey. can bring in guys like eric, and m.c.l.. eric? what did you do when you received antibiotic order

in the '90s the bosses had all the power you're scrambling to keep your job now, if you're an engineer like gilbert is, they have more power so they're more likely to insult their boss to the face is there hard to so now you're sitting there in 2015 he comes on the escalator and you watch a couple of debates probably are some rallies how soon did you know this is something you had to write about and then how soon did you know it could be a book? >> i can't remember exactly. but there is too big points, one was the first debate where he got the question from megan kelly about his comments about women any normal politician that's a kill shot, sober. what a cd. >> you people remember, that wasn't the big grabbing like him that was just you called them pigs, some just setting and what does he do, instead of engaging like a normal human being, he cuts offenses only rocio don. so remember he had a strong feeling about rosie o'donnell but here's the first confirmation point, it's visual. he took all of the energy from the question to the answer the genius was, it wasn't an answer. he almost i

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in the 90s the boss had all the power, firing people, just scrambling to keep your job. if you're an engineer like dilbert and his coworkers they have more power so they are more likely to insult the boss to his face because they are hard to replace. >> now we switch to "win bigly: persuasion in a world where facts don't matter". in 2015, comes down the escalator to watch a couple debates or rallies and you see this, how soon, you knew this was something to write about and that might be able? >> guest: i can't remember exactly what did it but the two big confirmation points, one was the first debate when we got the question about his comments about women, any normal politician dies that day. it doesn't matter what you say, you can't apologize or explain it away. >> host: if people remember, it wasn't the big grabbing line, just you called them pigs. >> guest: in 2015. instead of engaging in a -- like a normal human being he cuts her off and goes only rosie o'donnell. is base had a strong feeling about rosie o'donnell and here's the first confirmation point. it is visual.

>>> >> one agency, two bosses, who is in charge this morning? at the bureau charged with keeping big banks in line is it. >> critical task for the president this week, can he win over republican senators? pass a big tax plan and what's being done to get them on board? >>. >> i'm just going to do my job. and i'm going to go forward. >> senator al franken. he's headed back to the senate on the heels of groping allegations. good morning everyone. welcome to "early start." welcome back. >> thank you. monday, november 27, 4:00 a.m. in the east. the question this morning who is running the consumer financial protection bureau this morning. is it president trump's choice? or is it the hand picked successor to the outgoing chief? >> last night english filed a lawsuit against the president seeking to block mulvaney's ame aappointme aappointment. >> the white house says the federal vacancy's reform act gives the president et right to appoint mulvaney. here's what mulvaney said about the agency in 2014 about the agency. >> the place is a wonderful example

the nhs bosses have signed up coming. the nhs bosses have signed up on it. we will see how it goes.ow the public will like it.|j it is early days. we will see how the public will like it. i mean, there are one or two concerns being added this piece, ruth? yes, i think added this piece, ruth? yes, i think a lot of doctors, they would like to the patients, and vice—versa. but if your symptoms are vice —— straightforward, it could be useful. we will see hard work. this is only a trial. what worries me about it is that if something goes is really wrong, and somebody has a false analysis over the phone, then there will be all hell to play, i suspect, and that could damage the whole idea. but an idea. there is an interesting warning there about greeting a two tier nhs. yes. this is sort of saying that with all the smart phone patients be the young fit ones, and the ones clogging up the surgery will be the old abercraf at once. i don't see that as an issue. it could be, but isn't that the best use of nhs resources? —— old unhealthy ones. you could use less resources than you are using at t

tribunal sentences the former boss knew and served commander to life in prison for atrocities committed during the bosnian war we'll hear from our correspondent in the hague. also coming up a new era begins in zimbabwe. jubilation as president robert mugabe resigns after thirty seven years in power his successor armor sent him in god what is expected to be sworn in on friday. saad hariri back home in beirut lebanon as prime minister makes his first official appearance since unexpectedly resigning from abroad we'll hear more from the lebanese capital. and who covers up massive hack data from fifty seven million customers exposed but the right company kept it quiet and then pay the hackers to delete the stolen information. i'm sumi so much going to thank you for joining us judges in the hague have found the former bosnian serb army chief fred kolata sht. guilty of war crimes crimes against humanity and genocide and they have sense and sam to life in prison the charges were related to the massacre of thousands of muslim bosniak men and boys in the town of srebrenica in one thousand nine hu

the biggest difference that is they don't really have bosses.ongress reports to itself and sets its own rules to police itself is and is notoriously bad at doing so. >> reporter: consequences or not some have called the wave of public attention to sexual misconduct a reckoning. >> this power differential has now shifted. we are going to assert our power. we are empowered. and the fact that these people are famous but have hurt us, we're just not going to live in fear anymore. >> reporter: tonight, lauer remains silent, still offering no comment on the allegations. for "nightline," i'm linsey davis in new york. >>> next, an arrest in the tampa serial killer case. the key piece of evidence police say links this man to four murders. an old woman who lived in a shoe. she had so many children she had to buy lots of groceries. while she was shopping for organic fruits and veggies, burglars broke into her shoe. they stole her kids' mountain bikes and tablets along with her new juice press. luckily the geico insurance agency had helped her with homeowne

the boss says b-plus. i won't work on it. i took sunday off and monday they called butterfield. i remember, ben came by and knocked on my desk and said, okay, it's better than a b-plus. >> from then on, it's a fight for the tapes. because they answer the questions. am i telling the truth? is the president telling the truth. what else happened? the prosecutors immediately subpoenaed the tapes. the senate subpoenas them. so nixon is early advised to destroy the tapes. whoop, whoop!

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and a boss trees in may. being tonight saying well you've done a lot of walk i recognize that i accept your resignation and of course you should take pride in the fact that you are the first. richest engine become an administer but it isn't it is in go on something as an mp it is a big headache for theresa maisonette benedict because she's just lost her defense leaders i said in. the introduction that cabinet is divided on brexit i mean this is just a. i don't know a lot doesn't it. it's a huge blow it makes a week prime minister who court in election she didn't out. that pretty battle was one of the the big personalities and leaders off that brings it campaign in the in the referendum so that delicate. balance within the government of this weend. prime minister is not as simple as you news the defense secretary last week for completely entirely different reasons. sexual impropriety. allegations made against him. to lose one cabinet minister. lose to. could be by someto considered as very problematic if not c

-i you boss chooses not to respond to such criticism instead of answering probing questions he focuses on his agency's core competencies. he lets the end because that is in the money laundering out was last amended at the end of june. it further strengthened the powers of the financial intelligence unit germany the f.r.u. here compares well internationally because one important instrument available is the ability to enact emergency measures on credit institutes have already been obliged to freeze suspicious transactions for three days after alerting authorities instead of today's. what's new is that we can now hold transactions for one month is the. i mean. the f.i.a. the current team is struggling to deal with all the reports it receives the agency is planning to hire another fifty employees by the end of next year i'll have that work cut out for them after all money laundering takes place in all walks of life and transcends national boundaries. and money no wondering remains a big topic at international conferences but it's not the only problem delegates have to wrangle with there's

that was alanjoyce, the boss of qantas. what is trending in business? the rise of the bitcoin. that this isn't a repeat of the tech bubble. a lot of opinions about bitcoin. send us lot of opinions about bitcoin. send us your thoughts. with fake news and hate speech in the news, the wall streetjournal says it hate speech in the news, the wall street journal says it has hate speech in the news, the wall streetjournal says it has cut the time it takes to remove offensive content from its site. and the bbc‘s site is examining what to rowen powell, the man who will become the new head of the federal reserve has said about regulating the financial sector —— to rowen powell. he has been testifying as part of the nomination process. get in touch with what you are spotting online. just use the hashtag #bbcthebriefing. financial markets, a mixed reaction in asia. a lot of on people's miser the missile is coming out of north korea. the dow is up over a cent at the close. it would seem that the buying spree continues in the united states. and we have the us dollar steady in, with thought t

stay intact with three minutes left his super volley sealed the way in sending light sick and their boss home happy. but we can score anytime we know. we have to power to do that so it was important win for us because. now we have a normal week without much. important for us. i'm trying to transfer to become difficult to beat underneath. but opponents laver couzin were also i want a good run of form in a tight first half it was the visitors who had the best of the chances a lick of paint stopping a laryea from opening the scoring not once but twice. but that was nothing and nobody in the way of kevin holland in the second half it was fall and eight is league a goal of the season and it proved decisive they've accused in an hour beaten in eight games. freiburg are in a worrying situation just one point from their last five matches means they've dropped into the dreaded relegation zone minds on the other hand are on fire with sandra starts his team only losing one game in their last seven a tight match was expected but first outbreak have suffered a recent run of poor form a home victory a

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controversial video assistant system just won't go away the project leader has been dismissed and club bosses are far from happy. hello and welcome i'm terry martin good to have you with us. u.s. president donald trump is in south korea the second stop of his first official tour of asia the visit is being seen as an attempt to present a united front against north korea but south korea has offered a lukewarm welcome to trump is on how to rein in pyongyang military threat. president trump landed in south korea today with a clear message on north korea as we work together to resolve this problem using all available tools short of military action. the united states stands prepared to defend itself and its allies using the full range of our unmatched military capabilities if need be. it's a far cry from trump's earlier fire and fury threat but protesters were still having none of it they lined the route to the presidential residence in seoul shouting no war and no trump south korea's president moon j ian was there to receive trump and first lady maloney a trump trump visit comes amid growing tensi