at u think they were 14th forced up they were bottom a few weeks ago, then they just they were bottom today. no, still 14th, relegation zone today. no, still 1ath, extraordinary. they were bottom and looking like they were the odds—on favourite to go down not long ago. very tight between 11 and down to 19th. this is what roy hodgson the same can any one of these teams could go down. newcastle in the bottom three, in real trouble. stoke city just in the bottom three, in real trouble. stoke cityjust above the relegation zone, the pressure on marcuse. interesting weekend and two war games tomorrow. that is the football, back to you. manchester city still winning 1—0 but harry kane has tested ederson in the man city goal. and the championship... wolves went 7 points clear at the top of the championship last night, second placed cardiff have the chance to close the gap, as they take on hull in the tea—time kick—off. cardiff just took the lead with cardiffjust took the lead with this headerfrom sol cardiffjust took the lead with this header from sol bamba. cardiffjust took the lead with thi

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is this the bottom for real?r is it another fakeout for a company that's all these fabulous brands we've come to love i don't use -- i don't use a lot of peanut butter but if i had to i would use skippy for what it's worth. my executive producer is a peter pan person and wearing this big black swan i find it intimidating okay, anyway, the current -- how are you doing? the current comeback has things going forward that the earlier rebounds didn't have it lasted longer now up nearly 19% from the november lows failed bottom, that's good news even after trades of 15 times next year's earnings wall street has gotten less negative on some of the pantry stocks some because food deflation has gotten better. in other words, smucker has a better backdrop than it did before and same goes for apparel and supermarkets the bottom line, j.m. smucker has burned investors so many times, that as much as i want to say you go in the water, it's fine, i can't do it i got to remain cautious. this is still a very much show me story bec

they are off the bottom. west brom are bottom. new manager and a big win.to my players. it was a difficult game, under difficult circumstances, they are showing they are better players. they need a plan and a dynamic. and we felt that during the game, they we re we felt that during the game, they were better than that. again, it was against a strong opponent. fantastic stuff there. i look at some of the other results. huddersfield was goalless, newcastle goalless, they really need to start picking up points, newcastle. they have that important match coming up. still goalless between manchester united and southampton. let us look at the top of the table. let us see what the results have done so far. united need to pick up a point, a win to get above chelsea. that is a big game and they need to break the deadlock. you can see how important that victory was for liverpool. there is a gap between them and totte n ha m. there is a gap between them and tottenham. spurs have got two matches in two days coming up. let us matches in two days coming up. let us look at

swa nsea games on saturday at the bottom. swansea city just sacked games on saturday at the bottom.sacked paul clement, taking on crystal palace who have had a bounce since sacking their manager and bigging who have had a bounce since sacking their managerand bigging in who have had a bounce since sacking their manager and bigging in lee hodson, is now eight games unbeaten for crystal palace, fabulous win last weekend against leicester city, 3-0 last weekend against leicester city, 3—0 victory. theirfirst last weekend against leicester city, 3—0 victory. their first away victory of the season, they have kept three clean sheets away from home ina kept three clean sheets away from home in a row, roy hodgson has really got them strengthened at the back and they look good going forward with wilfried zaha and christian benteke. and the caretaker role at swansea, he looked frightened, rabbit in the headlights talking yesterday after the sacking of paul clement. let's hear what he has to say about the job he has. i think you'll get respect because they know i've been here long time. ijust

sacking bottoms are pretty much the same thing. when the blue room was purchased just before his wedding, washington requested that this bed have a sacking bottom and a compass rod, newly reproduced on the second floor with lightweight cotton curtains. you see the sacking bottom and tight upholstered head cloths covering a plane had posed after the english fashion. on the right is an original sacking bottom on the kirwan bed in salem, massachusetts dating from 1810 to 1815 that is the conservator on the right vacuuming the linen and hemp rope, which until recently had not seen the light of day in over 100 years, having been on exhibit continuously at the essex institute since 1911. it was pretty dirty. [laughter] natalie: it took more than a few people to clean, too. looking at these surviving carved mahogany put post, it is obvious they have been shortened at the top and the corn is removed to fit the lower ceilings on the second and third floors. although we do not know the original height of the bed with its cornice, it must hav

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with tax reform coming, this is the bottom line.oug jones will likely take office sometime the week after christmas and before january 3. tomorrow president trump will meet with a bipartisan group of lawmakers from the house and to finalize the details of the tax reform package. if republicans want to get this done by the end of the year they have to do it before doug jones gets up to washington to finalis of the tax reform package. dc. because the razor thin majority is now down to one vote. unified on are not plan by any means, people like senator susan collins have concerns about it at a blitz a lot more pressure on them to get this done before doug jones takes office. us af: kevin, can you give little bit of a view of how this plays, the razor thin majority. might this still fire up other conversation and begin a domino effect that could actually swing the outcome of the tax vote? guest: we are hearing from top democrats already including that dnc chairman tom perez who has praised doug jones for his victory. the first am in mor

west brom are bottom and they play arsenal tomorrow. swansea are off the bottom.today. thank you forjoining us. draws today. thank you forjoining us. wolverhampton wanderers will go into the new year with a ten point lead. they beat bristol city at ashton gate in the tea—time kick—off. wills went down to ten men before bristol city took the lead. the city keeper was sent off to level things up. that was before barry douglas converted the resulting free kick. ryan bennett stole the show at the end for wolves helping them extend the gap at the top. a very good season for them so far. elsewhere in the championship, you can see the results in front of you. good win for birmingham city, bottom of the table. derby county beat ipswich. tony pulis his first defeat and bolton wanderers with a very good win away at sheffield united. harlequins thrashed northampton 50 points to 21 at twickenham to move up to seventh. quins made a blistering start with captain dave ward opening the scoring as as they effectively had the game sewn up by half—time. northampton could only improv

at the bottom, that when the swansea moves them off the bottom of the table for the time being.oved them out of the relegation zone. imagine if it comes down to two points at the end of the season, staying up going down, it was a massive moment in their season. let's hand you back. into the champioship where the evening game sees norwich hosting sheffield wednesday. they are into the second half now and the only goal that seprates the sides was scored by shelffield wednesday striker jordan rhodes in the first half. in the last couple of minutes, norwich have equalised. it is now 1-1 norwich have equalised. it is now 1—1 and around 25 minutes left to go in that game. great action at carrow road. championship leaders couldn't break sunderland down destpite their opponents being down to ten men for the final 30 minutes of that game. it finihsed 0—0. also ended goalless between aston villa and millwall. derby keep the pressure on the top three with a 3—0 win away at barnsley. there were wins for middlesbrough, hull, notihgnhm forest and leeds — who are pushing for a play off place.

bottom—placed swansea city.. hello. high pressure can bring a fairly settled spell of weather at any time of year and certainly we have a high pressure dominating the scene across a good three quarters of the british isles, not doing just enough to keep the fronts at bay in the far north and north—west of scotland, as you will see. what it can mean is that we start the days on a fairly chilly note. that is not my great concern as we get into the first part of tuesday. it is just how dense the fog is going to be and how widespread that dense fog could well be. i am highlighting a number of areas there. bbc local radio is a good source of local information as to how it will affect your journey. on the bigger picture, there are islands of fog that we had quite widely across england and wales and that is not the only source of poor visibility. obviously that frontal system coming in with the rain won't help matters, high ground helping to lift the temperatures, in fact down on the shores of the murray firth it will

one of the most extraordinary ability against ever summed up rock bottom colognes bizarre season. that was colognes first abundantly game since coach peter stark that was fired just over a week ago while he's now jumped in at percy a dork meant to replace peter bosch bush was sacked after saturday's two one home defeat by better brain last season for help cologne to a surprise fifth place finish but just last week he was fired with cologne languishing in the bottom spot after the worst ever start to open a second campaign staffer stuart macgill went on till the end of the season. let's take a look at the bundesliga standings after a match day fifteen byron are well clear at the top of the table leipsic the closest a massive eight points behind. occupy the other two champions league places while dortmund have fallen to eighth in the bottom half there was little movement cologne remain in deep trouble in just three points with a big gap opening up between them and the rest of the competition. top stories this hour israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu is holding talks with euro

there is the bottom half of the table. swa nsea the bottom half of the table.wich albion. the other match tomorrow southampton against bournemouth on the south coast. crystal palace of the bottom. slowly but surely roy hodgson getting of trouble. he has done a greatjob since becoming manager at crystal palace. west ham at manchester city. you kind of thing west ham will stay where they are at. it is start of a tough run of games and it will only get harderforfor david tough run of games and it will only get harder for for david moyes. tough run of games and it will only get harderforfor david moyes. we finished off with manchester united. what a win that was. thank you. let's turn our attention is to scottish football. where premiership leaders celtic have extended their unbeaten domestic run to 67 games. they thumped motherwell 5—1 thanks to a hattrick by psg loanee odsonne edwar. hibs are up to third in the table after a narrow win over partick thistle. there were also wins for dundee and kilmarnock, whilst hamilton drew with hearts. in the fa cup, there was

swa nsea swansea are still at the bottom. it was a fantastic equaliser.aul clement, they have leon brittan in charge temporarily. he looks the part and he did get a performance out of his players. i worry about the lack of chances they created. crystal palace scored a penalty who had a lot of chances. they were certainly behind leon brittan, he is a legend there as a player and i think the players respect him. a decent day for leon brittan, would have loved the win but it's a decent point. i think we showed great character. it showed that the players were giving everything out there, for myself on the football club. for myself and the football club. i'm very proud of the effort they put in. being 1—0 down, we could have easily gone under but they showed great character and great spirit and towards the end, if one team is pushing for a goal, it was up to us to get the winner. elsewhere, west ham were beaten by newcastle 2—1 and a first win in ten games for newcastle. maybe things are looking up. newcastle were in a slump. benitez was struggling to get perf

the bottom line, president trump, unemployment, terrorism at the bottom.ere is dan henninger from "wall street journal." he is fox news contributor and noelle nikpour a gop fund-raiser. dan, if the poll was taken after the tax bill reform was signed that taxes would be up there. not that they want higher taxes they want their tax rates to go down but it is a pretty confusing tax code turns out. >> it is pretty confusing but one of the things most people thought before the tax bill was passed, that they wouldn't get a tax cut. that 80% of the people will get a tax cut. there is a lot of misinformation, david, i looked at that associated press poll about people's concerns. i have a few concerns about that poll and polling in general these days. if you ask people if the country is going in the right direction the numbers are not that good, but republicans by 80% think going in the right direction. democrats, 8%. the partisan divide in this country is so huge now, it is skewing a lot of data that is coming out of these opinion polls about people's concerns. da

i know i'm suited for this is al jazeera live from london also coming up on the bottom of peace hala peru's former president asked for forgiveness for his crimes a russian opposition leader calls for a boycott of next year's election the kremlin investigates whether he is breaking the law. and stroll us in seattle the u.s. city comforting plastic waste and encouraging recycling. we start in liberia where just two hours remain for people to cast their votes in the country's presidential runoff election which will see is first democratic transition of power in seventy three years then house has been lower than the last round both candidates have pledged to revive the struggling economy and to kick start infrastructure projects fifty one year old george weah spent his childhood in the slums of monrovia rising to become the first african to be named feet as world football player of the year in one thousand nine hundred five his bid for the presidency was unsuccessful in two thousand and five he was also the running mate for the main opposition candidate twenty eleven his rival chose it p

we'll run policy at the bottom. the one noticeable exception, as many of your guests have said, is when it comes to him personally, and that's about 2016, he intervenes, and that's incredibly dangerous for the future with respect to elections to come. >> you would know better than me. the concern that i picked up today from folks in the intelligence community is that, yes, everything you say is likely true. and, but, you can't make the sorts of policy changes and you can't fortify and sort of -- fortify our systems to prevent something like that from happening again without some changes in our posture. >> correct. >> so, yes, the sanctions was signed but the post report has an account of president trump fuming for four days before he did so. he's dragged to the right place on policies like that. but the ongoing concern i pick upped today from democrats and republicans is that we've not done anything to make sure the 2016 meddling doesn't happen again. thank you all. peter baker, ambassador mcfaul. >>> when we come b

then at the other end of the table, we will see swansea moving off the bottom.pped points could be crucial at the end of the season. west ham still in the bottom three despite the excellent win against chelsea, but if they play anything like that in the coming games, they have arsenal next, they will be out of the bottom three soon. all eyes on those matches to come tomorrow. into the champioship where the evening game sees norwich hosting sheffield wednesday. they are into the second half now and shelffield wednesday striker jordan rhodes put the home side in front in the first half. norwhich have equilised james maddison with the goal. so 1—1 with around 25 minutes to go. the home side took the lead for the first time in the game. headed home from a corner. it went on the knowledge bash mac at norwich. 3—1 in the end and norwich move up to 16th in the championship. championship leaders couldn't break sunderland down destpite their opponents being down to ten men for the final 30 minutes of that game. it finihsed 0—0. also ended goalless between aston villa and

then you want to check the bottom right here. free from any decaying.hen you bring them home, store them on the counter, never in the refrigerator. now, i cut off the top, take the pineapple and store it upside-down. cut off the top so you don't see the flesh of the pineapple so the sugar from the bottom goes to the top because they are picked when they are standing up like this on the plant standing up like this, all the sugar goes to the bottom. there's more on the bottom. when you flip it store a couple of days it comes down. 'm tony tantillo, your fresh grocer. nd always remember to eat fresh and stay healthy. >>> that's it for kpix 5 news at noon. tune in at 5:00 for the breaking situation in the bayview where there's an officer-involved shooting. we'll have the latest online, cbssf.com. ♪[ music ] "ge de, st inside and stay tune ♪ [ birds chirping ] >> steffy: [ sniffles ] "meant to be"? bill, you and i, [sniffles] we are not meant to be. [ sniffles ] >> bill: i'm telling you how i feel. but i will do the right thing. my relationship with my son..

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just missed the cutoff of being in the bottom 10%. it's exciting to see movement on renovations moving forward. we're just excited to see, as phil mentioned, we're in the era of data, city-wide and rpd. so we hope this information on scores at a feature level and park level can be used in operational decisions moving forward. we can go even deeper than features. lydia mentioned within the features there are elements. she mentioned cleanliness. that's one. we also evaluate graffiti, signage, structures, seating, a whole variety of elements of a feature that can be evaluated. so again, due to time, we'll just look at two. we're going to look at graffiti and cleanliness, those are generally hot topics in the public. you can see, we've done a spatial cluster analysis to determine what areas of the city are experiencing high rates of graffiti and low rates of graffiti n. the southern part of thesy, there are cluster. something pointed out operation ply, internally, staff knows that mission delores park receives high rates of graffiti. talk

i think it's critical we get to the bottom of it. believe the attorney general needs to be fully even ganged. charles: one of the more shocking lines is the obama administration threw an increasingly insurmountable series of roadblocks in the way. if this is true, was it to appease iran or at the request and demands of iran? >> we don't know. but we need to get to the bottom of it. many people were involved in this article. and a number of them are named personally. this well researched and well-sourced document. we need to understand. because clearly this was done to help process a very misguided agreement with iran. every one of our friends in the gulf states has said to me that it was a poorly constructed deal. one of them said we negotiated an agreement. we know iran, if you don't, we do. >> obviously we'll bring you back soon to get an update. we would like to bring in our and, gayle trotter, also back with us, tammy bruce. gayle, what do you make of this? >> first kudos to "politico" for their in-depth and risky reporting. amer

the bottom line is this is the biggest tax cuts and reform in the history of our country. this is bigger than actually president reagan's many years ago. again, the biggest tax cut, biggest reform of all time. >> and while the president is selling wins and people repeat that, it is not true. so for facts sake, what else did they pledge to get this tax law through? president trump and the gop made a lot of promises about their tax bill. the problem is, almost none of them made it into final law. here are five examples. promise number one -- >> the greatest benefit is going to be for jobs and for the middle class, middle income. >> as we've said early and often, most, but not all middle class americans will see a tax cut, at least initially. whatever gains they do see expires by 2026, while corporations receive a larger, permanent tax cut. problem number two -- >> the rich will not be gaining at all with this. >> it's not good for me. believe me. >> no, it will be great for him. the top rate drops to 37%, rewarding top earners with an average one-year break of $287,000. plus

bottom line is corporations and boards have a fiduciary responsibility to shareholders and of course this is cosmetic because the first thing they do is big stock buybacks and m & a. they're not hiring people off the charts. now will they eventually hire people? i'm supply side. i think yes. where this tax plan goes abnormally wrong is on the individual side not on the corporate side. they are actually looking to raise taxes on some people and that's horrendous, where they give tax breaks to private equity executives and guys that run oil & gas companies in texas and there's a lot of weirdness in there. >> technically, those cuts even expire in 2025 even for middle class. >> but what i'm saying yes i agree but although they can extend but my point is they should have done something better on the individual side and i think that's where this thing could be a land mine for republicans and people like in april they say, you know, i'm getting $20 of my paycheck a week which isn't that much but some people are really getting hammered but the corporations are just doing nothing but stock b

stefan who wouldn't back face a tough task in his first game in charge of bottom side cologne and not just because of the weather his team began brightly in their early dominance paid off when you look at scotland that's at the open and the eight minutes. from me and schuster then found syracuse c. in the books the penalty spot had to be uncovered before going to see could fire first fourth goal of the season if cologne kept up the pressure even in the snow and soon it was three nil after just thirty minutes the i'm back you own goal scored by candidates thank you i still believe the news pietersen smashed in your because he is free kick leaving colognes t.-mo horn with no chance. to be was again the provider on sixty five minutes this time yet aqaba heading into make it three two i began to implode and sunniest shot and gave away a spot which he just think about it all ninety minutes. but we're not done with their remarkable comeback and in injury time give us he's humble that's another penalty pietersen competes in his hat trick. one of the most extraordinary but it's the games ever

bottom line she is out of there. former apprentice contestant amorosa gone from the white house and it did not go very smoothly. in fact, the cover of the new york post no more a.m. rosa, reportedly she swore at the chief of staff john kel when he fired her, she had to be physically dragged and escorted from the white house. the secret service says the reports that she had to be removed from the white house complex are not true, in a tweet last night, the president thanked her for her service, and wish her continued success. >> music mogel, russell simmons tweeting out vehemently denying new rap allegations. three women coming forward accusing simmons of forcing himself on them. he issued a statement declaring his innocence, said everything that happened was concentual. earlier he did step down after other similar allegations cents surfaced. looking at actually different video here which we will get to in just a moment regarding selma. hbo edited all links to simmons in it all deaf comedy jams specials. back to the v

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palace prised from the bottom of the table by roy hodgson.nners patiently passed the ball around. hodgson‘s men often come from behind to win. andros townsend struck back. arsenal not used to losing having done so only once in the last six. alexis sanchez regained the lead for his side. the third even easier on the eye from stroke it delightful pass from jack wilshere, stroked home by the chilean. james tomkins pulled one back but arsenal got the points. palace's rocky resurgence will be further tested by the visit on sunday. its results at home in the final minutes. we were comfortable 3-1. not final minutes. we were comfortable 3—1. not at all any more, 3—2. we scored goals again today. it was a bit nervy in the end. i thought we we re every bit nervy in the end. i thought we were every bit as dangerous and hard every bit as many chances as they had. especially in the second half, perhaps more. we weren't clinical enough to take those chances. we have lost the game tonight against a very good team that over the 90 minutes probably did deser

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so we are right at the bottom of , it.he sense is that the market is still quite short, dollar is still quite bearish. tax cuts didn't overdeliver. what i would suggest is that it's probably going to be quite bullish coming through once we get the realization of the tax cut, and once we get into the first quarter and start talking about tax hikes again. the rest of the world isn't catching up at the moment, so that carry you are looking at has a huge influence on where the dollar plays out. the only downside at the moment is people will stop thinking about that fiscal deficit again. it's really starting to build up, will it be taxed mutual? -- will it be tax neutral? that has been one of the key things as a key deficit, why the dollar has been weak for so many years. are we going to get back into that trend again? so, understanding, is this going to be fiscal neutral or not is going to be key to the longer-term perspective. yousef: how confident are you that the inflation figures are going to pick up into 2018? because so

>> i think vcvs is at the bottom end of the range i'm staying with it down here. josh in washington, d.c. josh >> caller: hey this is jim from washington, d.c. at the university of maryland booyah >> indeed. what's up? >> caller: i'm calling about paycom software. crushes earnings by at least 10%. i'm wondering where you think you can go, i know this growth can'tlast forever. >> it's up 81% bulls make money, bears make money, pigs get slaughtered. i want you to take out your cost basis and let the rest run i'm going to bob to new york bob? >> caller: hi, jim, how are you doing? >> i'm doing well. thank you for asking how about you? >> caller: doing well. getting cold in upstate new york i'm wondering about huntsman. >> i like it they're working. so is lionel basil they're working. i've got to stick with it. that, ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of the lightning round. >>> the lightning round is sponsored by td ameritrade there's so many opinions out there, it's hard to make sense of it all. well, victor, do you have something for him? >>check this out. td

one of the most extraordinary but it's the against ever summed up rock bottom colognes bizarre season. well well well it's time for our sunday conversation here on match day fifteen with me our former band is the goalkeeper richard gulfs and our very own alex rich. i want to start with you you've played in some snow games before you probably know how difficult these conditions make it for players you have any memories of strange things happening there is of course. when i was in five book. it was a false lead team and we were playing no it was only ice and it was impossible to play but the referee said we have to play and we did it but we didn't find the right set up and that's why we lost. you know cologne they can't blame this all on the snow and ice and they did take a three delay they gave it up. this at this point this is a historically bad team they are worse than tasmania berlin in one thousand nine hundred sixty five was this point is this the worst bundesliga team you guys have ever seen. i would say it's not the worst team but. it's the team with the worst record so it would

and bone spurs soon two goals to the good of the bottom you'll see davi and molly combining brilliantly for the second. to darby's fifth goal of the season. but doc did manage to find the back of the nats. the boxwoods annoyed by the off sign flag to nil to vote get half time. midway through the second half it was three nil and getting over the band just to work you love again with an absolute pile driver. biggest win of the season. packing making a hasty exit. it's time for our match day fourteen powwow with my two sunday guests emily rausch its one football contributor. really how you don't care much and are very. mechanical and welcome back again mc thank you chris ok so glad miss out on being second in the table that's all we have to talk about emily what went wrong i think a lot went right for votes look they played well i think something at some point in the game they had two thirds of duels won and that's just not enough for blood. on the flipside there's only one team in league this that is conceded more goals and and that's all i think that's pretty telling so it's a surprise f

of the table and out of the bottom three.ast minutes of game, really. we equalised late against west ham. we scored a late winner against stoke and we scored a late win a game here today. i have to commend the players' attitude and their determination to keep going even when things don't look as if they are going our way. pete browne are through to round three of the fa cup, facing a trip to aston villa after the 5—0 victory against non—league woking —— peterborough offering. two fixtures went into extra time. nine—month port vale we re extra time. nine—month port vale were eventually beaten by yeovil. whilst exeter city made it through to round three, they will be hosting west brom. hearts secured their second victory in a row to stretch their unbeaten run to five games, they move up to fifth place in the scottish premiership. dundee dropped to second bottom, a point behind ross county, after they squandered a 2-0 ross county, after they squandered a 2—0 lead against dalmarnock. the former heavyweight world champion tyson fu

can this stock recovery and do you see a bottom >> what's the stock?lam >> lam is -- you have to go what morgan stanley is saying they say flash is going to roll over lam makes machines to make flash. if that's the case, that stock is rolling over, too and it makes a lot of sense i think lam is a great company but i'm not going to stick my hand in a lam lion's den not yet. i have to wait to see it go to where all the sellers are done and the panicked sellers are very much in there jimmy in new york, jimmy >> caller: jim, how you doing, buddy? >> all right, how are you? >> caller: okay. what do you think of sogo. >> another beijing company i'm not going to recommend it. i think these companies other than frankly just -- other than i can't believe i'm not touching them i need go to kwan in louisiana kwan >> caller: jim, how are you? >> i'm good. how about you? >> caller: good. i'm doing great. i have a question. stock century link, stock symbol ctl. >> a total red flag. i think people are in that i don't like the stock and i don't like the stadium and a

you to the bottom. like you that i got. three. weeks out. of the one of the hawks i wrote for and having a long list of those. so carry on doesn't surprise me but the why many of which for many things are as you ever anywhere at any time anymore and now ok. i'm not surprised as much as i'm upset i'm upset now the this is the beginning of a pattern you know we saw them go after randy greedy go we saw them go after and now we're seeing them go after joel stein and basically anybody who you know is against the status quo of how things are supposed to be in the kind of two party dictatorship and what really upsets me is in the process of all of that. they ignore the real issues that is most important to this country is the poverty is the deal the equality issues that we're having in this country who of whilst of the un special rapporteur i mentioned earlier pointed out that while the us is one of the wealthiest countries in the world with major technical innovations and a workforce with an incredible work ethic the way in which those quoted sayi

he is turning 30 when he does this and at the bottom left is a recipe for using the husks of certain nuts and oiling them in oil, in order to make a tiny, in other words hair dye. the guy is human, vain about his appearance, he is worried about going gray. around that time, he finds the companion of his wife, sort of to be a petty thief, has his nickname and throughout his life we can watch his beautiful curly hair and see him in the notebooks as part of leonardo's life but at that period of turning 30, turning gray, his father, the notary had notarized the contracts, the adoration in the saint jerome. it was time to move on, leaving wonderful -- a delegation, florence is not a great military power, to lose battles is hard to do. what we might call soft power, cultural diplomacy, and architects, an artist to do things like the sistine chapel or building in venice and in 1482 a big delegation that goes from florence to milan to the duke of milan led by a playwright and a poet, an architect, artist, engineer. of all things, leonardo goes as a musician because he loves peter so invented

that on the other hand i also disappointed other compatriots to them i asked forgiveness from the bottom of my heart. critics say it was his son came g. who secure with the pardon he's a congressman in the majority popular force posse that's led by his sister keiko and saved president kaczynski from impeachment by abstaining from a vote last week. critics say it was in exchange for his father's pardon the president has defended the decision saying it was made because of fujimori's poor home. then it's obvious to all of us that the government he inherited at the beginning of the ninety's the country was in a chaotic and violent crisis incurred significant transgressions of the law as far as democracy and human rights are concerned but i also believe his government contributed to national progress i'm convinced that those of us who believe in democracy cannot allow alberto fujimori to die in prison. the pardon was backed by a silent majority a survey in may found sixty percent of peruvians wanted fujimori free supporters criticize him with the defeat of the shining path in saving the econo

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