regularly and judging from the reception they'll be back pleasing polish capon fans for many performances to come. next stop it's time for the last installment in this week's series ice cold out where we explore the many wonders of winter time the cold can provide some wonderful opportunities for photographers as snow and ice transform landscapes but german photographer naba causing has a very specific motif that he tracks in the biting cold one that bites back since the eighty's he's focused his work on polar bears and other shy arctic animals so we joined him on the hunt for some spectacular snaps. a man on a mission in the endless frozen wastelands of the arctic. photographer norbert was ing has to withstand temperatures of thirty eight below zero celsius to find that special shocked. was in sometimes waits for weeks to capture such scenes here by the hudson bay in canada. some of his best pictures have appeared in the book up here. the beauty of the frozen north captured in images of stunning clarity. the nature photographer has been traveling around the arctic circle for thirty years

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would be to sell transfers of the loads as a man you sell a particular tranche of debt the terms of capone terms and conditions upon which it is sold are as it were set in stone that crystallized and the buyer of that debt buys them on those terms and that's it they don't change can we just be true can we just be clear that the person buying the debt by sit on set terms and conditions that then cannot subsequently be changed by the new owner of the debt is that correct yes ok thank you. here in the u.k. the prospect of cutting the debt tranches and selling it to private investors instantly brings to mind the disastrous mechanism of subprime loans that are shattered so many lives so many families two years ago thirty to forty percent of student loans remained on paid today it's reached forty five percent we're close to the tipping point at forty seven percent of non collected debt the university system and its nine thousand pounds yearly tuition fee will cost more to the english state than it did at the time of the three thousand. england seems to be engaged in a dangerous game. in the us t

grove united methodist in burtonsville and spent four days working at kids after hours daycare at capon road elementary school and after his arrest letters from the school and day car were sent home to parents. the cloverly elementary principal saying "these charges are extremely upsetting and distressing and type of behavior does not reflect prince pals of mcps or our community and will not be tolerated" meanwhile parents reacted. >> it makes me worried. it worries me. especially with them being so -- i have a 10-year-old in fifth grade and with him being older he understands what's going on. >> i don't think it's concerning, because of what has been found out and also by police. >> we have a policy and some kind of system there that is working. >> and now the owner of that daycare program tells me they did a thorough background check on kelly before he was hired and it came back clean. he'll be arraigned on february 2. live in rockville, anjali hemphill, "fox5 local news". >>> new details are emerging about the accidental death of walt whitman student. police found body of 17-year-old

the idea that donald trump and them would castigate this author for not being truthful is like al capone saying a jaywalker is a criminal. the level of credibility. >> they're made for each other. >> they're not only made for each other. one is the king of it. the other is a pauper in this. i would say this book is not about palace intrigue. though all the stories -- as i said, i don't agree with this type of journalism. i don't like it. fundamentally, the core kernel of the story questioning donald trump's fitness to hold the office. it's been done by people on the left, people in the media, people that don't like him. it's done almost universally by nearly every republican official when you talk m off the record. >> when you get what you want, it doesn't matter. and that's part of the issue here. you look at the different people within the party. as long as they get what they want, donald trump serves a very unique purpose. he has no ideology. no convictions. no morals. no principles. i mean the fact of the matter is -- >> the other part of the story here. we can debate michael wolff's

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he added 15 minutes of you think that made that she was al capone. people who hate hillary clinton have said that. he up sensibly was fired by donald trump because of that. obviously that is not believable, but we had to live with that. in october, doubled down on that. i'm not sure if that covers -- >> i'm sure it answers some other questions. ani'm not used to having hour. chase, you were tasked with portraying donald trump and the mock debate with hillary to practice, in what ways have you seen the change the between the candidate donald trump and the president donald trump and what are the implications of those changes? >> i have seen none. the only changes have been the effect. trump -- thereld were three general election debates between the candidates. it is a big deal. it is one of the few times you see the candidates together. secretary clinton took them very seriously. someone had said i had been training my whole life to become donald trump just did not know it. [laughter] it was a real window into things. first and foremost, it is remarkab

and like they say in the al capone case, if you can't go through the front door, we'll go through thedow. thank you. >> thank you. any further public comment. if not, we'll then move to agenda item no. 3, discussion possible action on the draft minutes for the commission's december 18, 2017, meeting. commissioner kopp? >> it's the first page, the word should be citin-i-t-i-n-g and should -- it says sighti s-i-g-h-t-i-n s-i-g-h-t-i-n-g. >> one other correction. in the sentence that follows -- or part of the correction cited by commissioner kopp, it says "within," and the within shouldn't have a space. >> i missed where commissioner kopp was, so i couldn't relate to what commissioner renne was saying to make the change. >> page three, slash, six. at the bottom. at least when i printed it out, that's how it came out. >> how did i miss that? >> okay. page three. >> item five, public comment, it's citing. it has sighti-i-g-h-t-i-n-s-i-g. >> and then within? >> it's within, not with space in. >> okay. thank you. >> okay. any other comments on the minutes? without objection, commissioner ren

no reasonable prosecutor would but added 15 minutes of commentary that made you think she was al capone. that was inappropriate. it was out of line. people who hate hillary clinton have said that. os stensbli he was fired by donald trump because of that. obviously that's not have believable but we had to live with that and obviously what he did in october kind of doubled down on that. i'm not sure if that covers -- >> i'd probably answered someo questions so thank you. >> i'm not used to having an hour. i go on fox on msnbc and you have two minutes. >> hello. i'm abby chase from quinnipiac university in hamdan, connecticut, and you were obviously tasked with portraying donald trump in the mock debates with hillary to practice for the televised debate. >> yes. >> in what ways have you seen the change between the candidate donald trump and the president donald trump and what are the implication of any changes you've seen, if any? >> i've seen none. i think the only changes have been the effect. i did play donald trump -- you know, there were three general election debates between the cand

al capone. and chicago isn't ashamed of this history. you can literally go on a bus tour of al's greatest hits. that's where he sent his goons to murder 14 people on valentine's day. "ooh let's get a bobblehead." 70 years after his death chicago is still plagued by gang violence. in 2016, there were 762 murders in chicago, making it one of the deadliest years in decades. that's more homicides than new york and los angeles combined. these numbers led to chicago's all too depressing nickname chiraq, which makes it sound like it's not in america any more. this narrative being too dangerous to live in pisses me off. as many in the media, sorry, cnn, are painting this city with one big scary black brush, when in fact like all cities with crime problems, the violence is coming from very specific areas with very specific reasons. and in chicago, it's the south side and the west side. while there are many factors to this, one thing that shouldn't be overlooked is the other reputation that chicago has, which is being known as one of the most segr

he goes by the moniker of capone. he was mainly brought up into the gang life through his family.is mom and surrounding family members. he was basically born into the gangs. >> i just grew up, like, angry. you know, so it wasn't cool showing your emotions and crying. i channeled all that hurt into anger. so i started gang-banging. you know? and i said, if i'm going to cry, then i'm going to let their blood be my tears, you know? >> what did you do to gain notoriety? >> point of word, blasting fools, you know? >> did you kill anybody? >> i mean, you know, i've been -- i've been -- it's been alleged, you know. >> through his years of coming in and out of custody, he has elevated his status within both the inmate population and the gang population to be considered a very violent inmate. >> all the things that i've been through, it's like i've been walking through hell wearing gasoline shoes. >> i'm telling you right now you've got the green light to do what e.r.t. is known best for. >> nice and steady. nice and steady. >> the team is on its way to briceno's cell to launch a surprise

it's like al capone went to jail for taxes... yes. ...as opposed to killing people.t's right, exactly. grow a thousand plants, it's a misdemeanor. but hurt the environment, that's a felony. the sheriff is determined, but he's up against a ton of resistance in a county peppered with outlaws. what i saw out there and what i've heard sounds more like the wild west than it does some organized apply-for-a-permit process, and somebody's going to get shot. it has happened. you're in a real drug war here. unfortunately, yes, we are. this is the last thing i want to deal with is freaking marijuana. up next, going big or going broke, a new generation betting the farm on pot. are you the first grower in humboldt county? our company was probably one of the first, for sure, at our scale, by far. ♪ lemonis: if somebody ever writes a book about the history of marijuana in modern times, the two of you would have a chapter. [ laughs ] a sentence anyway. you'd be in the book. -thank you very much. -thank you very much. meeting the hesslers was one of the highlights of my time in humbo

ted lieu, an ultra liberal democrat, has said it's going to wind up like al capone's vault. you're going to walk in and there is nothing there. a big nothing burger. other people saying that it is the republicans most disturbing abuse of authority they've ever seen. it is supposed to bear on the question of whether the steele dossier influence the fisa warrant. >> bret: christopher steele as the british spy who was hired by fusion gps, a company that received money from the hillary clinton campaign and the dnc to do opposition research. >> what i will be looking for in the document to make my own judgment is do they really have a smoking gun on that? can they really show that if not for the steele dossier, this fisa warrant would not of an issue. that would be a big deal. if it is more murky than that i think we're going to still have arguments. >> the memo is better thought of something that begins a discussion about these things. it's not just about whether the fisa application was based solely on this dossier but if it were used at all. if this opposition research documen

. >> what's interesting is there is an al capone aspect here, if "the national enquirer" was somehowcahoots with the payoff, then that's against the law, it's an inkind payment from a corporate entity. somebody needs to investigate it. >> there's a lot that we need to know about david eck approximpe the head of the "national enquirer." there ee's a lot of reporting te done. i just find it kind of really striking that we're in this sort of zone where there's no reprimand, no recourse, if this were another president, censure would be a big issue right now. >> that was the hot thing. >> and they only need two republicans to go with the democrats to censure him. jim clyburn is bringing it up. for conduct unbecoming, if you're in the military, and you have stormy daniels and all these other stories, you would be court-martialed for conduct unbecoming an officer. n't this is clerl conduct unbecoming a president. >> it's clear the public doesn't care about behavior like that. >> there's no pressure among the republican congress. mitch mcconnell said, you know, this isn't really our territor

but it seems right now, it's just al capone's vault.ng to reveal, because people who have seen it already say it's conjecture. >> it continues this corrosive attitude toward washington and this feeling that there's nobody in washington you can trust. institutions that used to have standing no longer do. the stock market keeps bringing records, but by two to one, americans say the country is on the wrong track. that is a disconnect. in the past, if the economy's good, people feel like the country's on the right track. a lot of americans feel like there are good things, but we are going in the right direction. >> what is it? >> i think a lot of it is donald trump and the economic gains that happened as part of the trump boom have gone to the areas of the country that voted for hillary clinton. and so if you have this weird mix of results where the people who are hurting last year and in 2016 may, their recovery is slower than those who actually are against trump for political reasons and don't like him personally, so i think that contribu

it's like al capone went to jail for taxes... yes. ...as opposed to killing people. exactly. grow a thousand plants, it's a misdemeanor. but hurt the environment, that's a felony. the sheriff is determined, but he's up against a ton of resistance in a county peppered with outlaws. what i saw out there and what i've heard sounds more like the wild west than it does some organized apply-for-a-permit process, and somebody's going to get shot. it has happened. you're in a real drug war here. unfortunately, yes, we are. this is the last thing i want to deal with is freaking marijuana. up next, going big or going broke, a new generation betting the farm on pot. are you the first grower in humboldt county? our company was probably one of the first, for sure, at our scale, by far. directv has been rated number one in customer satisfaction over cable for 17 years running. but some people still like cable. just like some people like pre-shaken sodas. having their seat kicked on an airplane. being rammed by a shopping cart. sitting in gum. and walking into a glass door. but for

announced and for the very first time fans are playing a part in the vote twenty fifteen winner capone's pm record by me anchors again made the final three he was the leading african score in europe's top leagues in twenty seven c. with twenty eight strikes in the german bundesliga parachute opened sunday in monterrey of liverpool he's trying to become only the second senegalese player to win the title mohamed salah also of liverpool is the favorite so when he's played a big part in getting egypt so the world cup in has already scored twenty three goals for his club this season while football rights a gary al smith says the public vote is likely to be in favor of marsala. well the thing about media especially where egyptians are concerned is that there's a running joke that isn't really a joke if you could anything on social media and we're going in egypt he's going to weigh in from the get go there is one popular web site in the on the board site one very popular one they actually stop running polls for money and for play out the month somewhere in october because. any time they put it

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go back and you can google the doctrine it was so subtle it was so subtle like al capone. >> i know,t is an interesting thing seeing that weaker dollar given rates moving up. >> good for business and good for our exports. >> and good for the quarters i hear music in my ears, do you? >> i do. >> comcast again >> we got to sell ads. >> it is part of it. >> we'll take a break, we'll get cramer's mad dash and we'll count down to the opening bell one more look at the market, don't go away. and... exhale...ke a deeeep bre. aflac! and a gentle wave-like motion... liberate your spine... aflac! and reach, toes blossoming... not that great at yoga ya but when i slipped a disc, he paid my claim in just one day. so he had your back? yup in just one day, we process, approve and pay. one day pay. only from aflac they're not investing in commodities or fixed income. what people areally putting their money into is what they hope to get out of life. but helping them get there requires a real refusal to settle for average. because when you approach investing with a tireless desire to beat the status q

he looked more like al capp tone than a -- al capone, not a business leader. i don't think that will be -- neil: i won't be so tacky. i thought the suit didn't fit but i will go in another direction. do you find in this i also worry south koreans are worried about making good on billion dollar plus investment for the olympic games. they don't want anything to deter from that. likely russians will participate. ioc doesn't want them to participate at least under the banner of russia. other countries closer to the event in february saying, you know what? this is looking dicey here. we don't want anything to do with it. in other words, could this lead the south koreans to do things they might regret later? >> i think so, to be honest with you. the south koreans are in a bad position here. neil: absolutely. >> they put billions of dollars into this. even american firms and others put billions of dollars into this. so this is a no-win situation for everybody. of course the south koreans will make the best of it. i guarranty you, neil, the north koreans use this for

those divisions underperforming, i didn't have a good feel if i worked there that wasn't like al caponen the untouchables with the baseball bat, maybe more of like a fly swatter. you have news on amazon? >> still waiting. >> what was that >> i like doing this, by the way, this makes people -- >> what is that? >> it actually helps. >> like apollo 13. >> they are announcing their candidates for hq 2. >> where are they? >> as we were saying before the show began, whether or not this -- the first stage of their announcement would it be one city or collection of finalists so to speak. >> to make it more fun but again, give us some of the finalists. atlanta, boston, chicago and dallas and denver, indy, l.a., miami montgomery county, maryland nashville. >> those are -- that's a list of teams -- >> new york city >> new york city there's -- so basically narrow down -- they narrow down -- >> they left out philly. >> philly is in, pittsburgh. raleigh. >> they went to the nfl. >> toronto and washington, d.c. >> toronto >> i didn't take that course >> how many is that, carl? >> is it 20? >> i think