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we saw that with katrina, the cha-ching that was katrina.were basically buying themselves ipads and expensive soccer balls from local officials and this can turn into a pork storm, we get it. i think that the private sector is showing the way here. wow, it's inspiring. david: another thing about the private sector, bruce, they monitor how their money is spent much more than the government does. we've seen that whether you're talking about the pentagon or fema or whatever bureaucracy? >> yeah, i mean, i think that the private companies certainly down in houston look better than joel osteen, that's for sure. you look at the companies and a lot of foundations look like marketing arms. when you see stuff like this going on, it's a good thing and also when they do things like gouge prices for bottles of water and so forth, they get called out on social media. so they're kind of held in check as well. david: by the way, best buy did apologize for apparently what one of their businesses did do and they have turned those around. and those examples a

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curs, what would happen next is his solicitor general would go to the supreme court and say look, chingstle bit. there are these new restrictioning. then the ball would be in the court's court. it would say, look, maybe we should hear from both parties before we sit down for oral arguments to discuss not the legality of the ban but whether or not this whole thing is moot. so we should expect that sometime early next week, fred. >> all right. ariana thank you so much. thanks for being with me this saturday. so much more news room continues at the top of the hour. >>> i first saw her nine years ago in vegas. i saw a flier for an audition. i think this is my chance. >> we held up this picture and said this is the guy: four days after that audition, i was actually struck by a car on my motorcycle while riding home from work. i had three surgeries to try to save my foot. >> my doctor basically told me that amputation seems to be the best option. >> i think i made the decision kind of get back up probably after a week of being at home. that's when i started fighting. i got my first prosthesis.

advised to stay indoors for seventy two hours to avoid exposure to radiation but we spoke to have ching about the tensions between p.r. and washington. the message is certainly very confusing in his united nations general assembly speech president to totally destroy north korea the statement was aimed to please his right wing nationalists concert tour ends at the same time his government officials have been stating. the united space doesn't see a region change. korea north korea is expected to continue to engage in nuclear power station only rather frequent miss out since no force no military action has been taken regarding previous is quite and imaginable. for further. the united states and choose to take military action against north korea. ok to a story that's been in the news recently quite a lot images of top flight american footballers kneeling during the national anthem before games or it's really fired up a nation wide riot over patriotism in america but until recently there's been more behind that tradition of opening matches with the star-spangled banner and you may have reali

they beat the pairing of chan hao—ching and michael venus to win the championship at flushing meadow.n's final, it is currently going with surf, it is 1—1. that's all sport for now. archaeologists in egypt say they have discovered the tomb of a goldsmith that's more than 3,000 years old. 0ur middle east editor, alan johnston, has more. staring out of the past, remains from the world of ancient egypt. they lay here in the darkness, deep beneath the banks of the river nile for well over 3,000 years. now, they are emerging from their grave. every detail of their surroundings is being examined. and slowly, the story of this burial place and it's dead is becoming clearer. it's believed that this was the tomb of a goldsmith, and we even find an image of this man captured in the sculpture. he sits beside his wife, who is closed in traditional headwear, and dress. that brings us to the end of the programme. thanks for watching us here on bbc news. thanks forjoining me. it has been a day of mixed weather fortunes, and i don't mean across the british isles, imean in don't mean across the britis

peter kirk and he joins us good evening ching peter we just did this is the fifth terror attack in the u.k. this year despite everything that said it does seem that an awful lot more can be done to stop them is that fair. it's very difficult to stop these sorts of attacks they're not all the same type of attack they're not or not all on the same types of venue they're not all by groups that are connected with each other it's almost impossible to prevent these sorts of things whilst there are people there that wish to carry them out it's incredibly difficult to do everything and that's the best of times it's particularly difficult to do it for the u.k. police service which has frankly been decimated by this government as home secretary and now as prime minister since two thousand and ten she has removed fifteen percent of police officers the same again of support staff at a time when we all knew the terror threat was going up and other things were happening and we were accused of crying wolf well frankly the wolf is here we told her it was coming it is now here and she needs to act or i

trustworthy would you expect them to be in that place double checking the date and then doing locations that ching but it really it's thinking about kind of becoming a sherlock holmes you're looking for all the different clues the pieces of the puzzle and cross referencing and luckily now partly because of social media we have hoaxes but we also can very quickly find clues or information that kind of debunks that so in these situations you have people saying hang on i was never there or that doesn't make sense because actually you know i was here and here's the evidence so there are many clues online that you can use and that's why this is actually really fun but this is a classic example of people who are trying to so just information and kind of look at the divisions that exist already in society and use them as excuses for stopping this type of information and that's what's so worrying we have yet we get the shock pictures but actually it's examples like this we need to be really careful about and really become very good researches in terms of the information that we consume and learning what t

showers across borneo java dry likely to stay that way so it looks like being a quiet one include ching their temperature thirty degrees and heavy showers through sumatra up through them in a pinch we're going to scattered showers are still a lot of shariat sooty coming off the bay of bengal region in towards thailand now as you move on through into choose stay still plenty of heavy showers expected across this region let's head across into a strait here and here we've got fine conditions across much of the country still some fronts moving through the bite so as we look at the muppets an area covered with high pressure for the most part but we are going to see a change of wind direction once again so temperatures through monday look quite good for adelaide and for melbourne but those temperatures will be dropping away head on through into choosing just twenty one as a high in sydney two and across western australia a pleasant enough in perth with a high of twenty one across into new zealand we've seen a lot of rain here in recent days and it remains pretty stormy as to be said of your c

more than twenty years after the bosnian war of one man mr ching for the bones of his piece of gold you feel sorry for floor. bones are all that families have to lay their loved ones to rest. it is his life mission and maybe he will go with them to his end of his life. every since two thousand and two ram is new catch has been the forest for the remains of victims of genocide although they themselves have disappeared their memory lives on and they haunt the minds of their friends and family. he roams these words with the sole purpose of finding human bones which can be identified and finally to arrests. the breakup of yugoslavia began in one nine hundred ninety one when the republics of slovenia and croatia declared independence six bitter wars followed by the republic of bosnia-herzegovina paid the high price for independence memory. out of more of the mess but i'm not a member of the front of the without. the bosnian war started in the spring of one nine hundred ninety two and lasted for three and a half years. in the summer of one nine hundred ninety five one of the worst atrocities

that's what i call a big -- massachusetts cha ching boo-yah. >> hit them all. what is next >> caller: dupont? >> repound the table now guy talking down the stairs with me last week, cramer, what do i buy? dupont right here because see you next win, you'll be smiling. i don't think greg hayes, the ceo of united technologies was as good as you charles in new jersey. >> caller: boo-yah gym question for you long-term take on clr? >> it's okay long-term, it's been wrong in short-term but long-term, as i tell club members, it's apache, apa. still believe in alpine high and mr. crispin. rochelle in new jersey >> caller: calling about anthem. it's true in the last couple of days it did creep up somewhat. however within recent history it did go down about $14 from 196 high to 182. i was wondering why that big drop what do you think about the future >> political story went down on politics. same with united health. all buys i like that group very much. charlotte in texas >> caller: hey get them aggies. >> i love the aggies what's up? >> caller: calling about pfizer. read

you have got to get license ching, the small business permit. >> i don't think anyone is madder about this than barron trump. this lifts the bar. kennedy: do you know how big the south lawn is? >> it will ruin it for the rest of us. >> barron is used to a john deere. kennedy: yet another crazy twist in the investigation this time. one of the president's attorneys overheard talking about the case while eating at a fancy steakhouse. judge it's easy to think that all money managers are pretty much the same. but while some push high commission investment products, fisher investments avoids them. some advisers have hidden and layered fees. fisher investments never does. and while some advisers are happy to earn commissions from you whether you do well or not, fisher investments fees are structured so we do better when you do better. maybe that's why most of our clients come from other money managers. fisher investments. clearly better money management. kennedy: how much information should be given to special counsel robert mueller. that's reportedly a big debate at the white house. a "new

. >> cha ching. location, location, location. >> it's nice on the inside though. >> i love back splashes. that was bad. >> a little drizzle. >> tomorrow afternoon it will be one of those days, it is picture perfect. we have sunshine, the humidity drops and the temperatures will be great. a nice break from the intense heat. live doppler 7. got some cloud cover out there. really kept temperatures at bay of the we'll take you outside to the south beach camera of the the clouds over the bay. we'll take to you walnut creek and you have sunshine as you move inland. and that sun if you've noticed, is setting earlier and earlier as the days go on. our sunset tracker showing you, the sun goes down about 7:20 p.m. of one month from today on the 13th of october. at 6:39 p.m. and then in two months on the 13th, yes, one minute before 5:00. that sun will go down. out there now, temperaturewise, this is nice. a lot of people arelike this. the 60s and 70s. 74 in concord. 78 in san jose. about 63. the current number

seth hanlon senior fellow center for american progress, chye-ching huang, deputy director federal tax policy center on budget and policy produce. members are very eager to hear your wisdom. i yield back.the >> with that i'd like to yield time to the ranking member of the subcommittee on taxation which i served on a thing for about 14 years. >> thank you very much, i thank you, pelosi. yesterday at the white house i urge the president to move forward immediately with a permanent solution for those children who were brighter undocumented and to recall dreamers and if so much to contribute to our economy. i agree with the president of microsoft that we don't need business as usual here. that we need to put the humanitarian needs of these 800,000 children i had of us on the legislative calendar before any tax bill. in the face of the problem that president trump created by canceling daca, we need action on it now. but since the republicans set the house calendar, and today they've indicated that this tax bill will be a in front of our committee within 30 days, apparently having learned no

ka-ching." ( applause ) bannon went on to clarify why he disagrees with his church on this. >> i totally respect the pope and the catholic bishops and cardinals on doctrine. this is not about doctrine. this is about the sovereignty of the nation. and in that regard, they're just another guy with an opinion. >> stephen: yeah, steve, and now that you're not at the white house, so are you. ( cheers and applause ) very much like the pope. very much like the pope. ( applause ) charlie also asked bannon about his image in the media. >> the media image, i think, is pretty accurate. i'm a street fighter. that's what i am. >> you're more than that. >> i think i'm a street fighter. >> stephen: yeah, you look like a street fighter. ever thought about fighting back? ( laughter ) only so much punishment a man's face can take. ( piano riff ) in fact, bannon's such a street fighter, he's actually in the video game. >> you will destroy! >> stephen: great game. ( applause ) and even though he's no longer in the white house, bannon vows to defend trump, no matter what. >> donald trump's a fighter-- great

then kim, kylie, and khloe were like, ka-ching. [ laughter ] i mean -- bingo!ers and applause ] timing is everything. that's right. trump unveiled his new tax plan, and said that it would actually benefit people who pay the least taxes. then americans said, so, you? yeah. [ laughter and applause ] i get it. but paul ryan actually said that the tax plan will let people file their taxes on a a postcard. cause if there's one group you can count on to fix the irs, it's the post office. [ laughter ] so that makes sense. [ applause ] that makes a lot of sense. oh, i read that investigators could start interviewing white house staff as part of the russia investigation as soon as this week. when trump heard that, he was like, you know what? i better head to puerto rico right away. [ laughter ] i got to -- get the plane going. [ cheers and applause ] get my coloring book and my binky. last night a republican named luther strange lost the alabama senate primary. so now luther strange will go back to his old job, a villain in a "batman" comic. [ laughter and applause ] lu

cha ching. is facing an epidemic fueled by opioid painkillers. vanessa: in honor of recovery month, we want you to know that recovery from addiction is possible. christie: the signs you spot today... vanessa: ...could save a loved one tomorrow. christie: to learn more, visit reachnj.gov. >>> this morning, a south jersey man's parents are looking for answers after he went to look for a friend in maryland and disappeared. david smith went missing nearly two months ago. the 28-year-old from salem county went to visit a friend august 5th. the next morning his cell phone went dead, and he was nowhere to be found. the friend said he dropped him at a property -- she dropped him at a property her family owns in lisbon, maryland. police searched the 22-acre property by air and on the ground, but his family still has no idea what happened to him. >> the uncertainty is at times paralyzing. >> every day that passes, the feeling that there has been criminal activity becomes more and more real. >> the car was found at the friend's house. his father is pastor o

she and her husband worked with police to bring about positive ching in the community.ou have a question? ? >> yes, i do. so basically our situation with the police happened eight years ago. my husband and i at that time he was playing. we decided to take a different approach. instead of going public, we decided to go behind the veil and work with the local police groups. we even reached out multiple times to the officer who was involved in our case. however, the door has constantly be slammed in our face. at this point we're eight years later. it's gotten a lot worse, and i think this protest is much needed because unlike colin kaepernick, we tried to take the higher road, and nothing has happened. it's gotten a lot worse, so my question to you guys and respectfully, reverend, you said work with the groups dreshlgs that's not working. it's getting worse in america. everyone's so divided. we have to come up with a solution, and i do believe government has to be involved. so i would like to know what is a proper next step, and one that's going to come up with a resolutio

now with the storm shift we're seeing a bit more of a ching.e more people out here this morning than i expected. brian todd reporting on the curfews in effect here, they will be ebb fornforced to the e the first responders can get out. the attitude goes pack and forth based on the urgency and the information they're getting. theiss why it's so important we keep telling them about the risk. tomorrow we will not be broadcasting from this spot not just because we're moving logistically but because the storm surge will be six feet high. this whole area will be inundated with water. the you're in a structure here, you're in a bad way and fast and you won't be able to get out. >> that will be the challenge eve therein 24 hours from now not just where to broadcast from but whether or not we can broadcast, whether we can get signals out. that's one of the challenges, a lot of news crews will be facing. a lot more with chris cuomo in miami, with chad myers and our correspondents across the state of florida because there is no place in fl-in that is not

address next week meanwhile five fellow female nobel peace prize for six years have written to sue ching accusing her of indifference say the crisis and asking her to take a strong stand on behalf of the ranger or the u.n. secretary general has described the situation for the refugees as catastrophic and sonika terrorism governments to end its military action in iraq and state i call on the myanmar or saudis to suspend the military action and the violence appalled the rule of law and recognize the right of return of all those were to leave the country and i urge them to ensure the delivery of vital humanitarian aid by united nations agencies non-governmental organizations and others i repeat my call for an effective action plan to address the root causes of the crisis the muslims of rocky and state must be granted nationality or at least for now a legal startles that allows them to lead a normal life including freedom of movement and the access to live in markets education and health services our u.n. correspondent in jordan join us live now from the headquarters in new york and some ver

japanese have gone into countries lush force for what they call shit or force baby thirteen years ago dr ching li was one of the first to conduct research on forest bathing he concluded that the essential oils the trees produce to protect themselves from germs and bugs can boost the human immune system what a lot of find aside or essential oil is found in the forests my research has shown that far as trying to size reduces stress hormones and relax is us in the future the time may come when doctors prescribe a forest instead of a medicine. in the off the mouth of civil war peace and reconciliation. in the absence of justice. people in power on earth chilling testimonies of atrocities suggesting or for a toothache have failed to conduct full and proper investigations that could help heal resentment inflicted by conflict. cote d'ivoire partial justice at this time on al-jazeera. the united states pulls out more than half of its cuba and bases staff after what it describes as specific attacks on its diplomats.

. >> it's cha-ching. >> no, it's cha king. >> she's won several emmys for playing the narcissistic salinaago a this is and continues to be the role of a lifetime. >> reporter: but just one day after that win, the 56-year-old wife and mother was diagnosed with breast cancer. in a social media post to her more than 800,000 followers, she thanked her support system and expressed gratitude for her fantastic insurance. she went on to say not all people are so lucky and went on to advocate health care. >> she feels a responsibility to say it at this time when we're talking about health care as a country. so she's making more of a political statement than you might not normally see her do. >> she follows angelina jolie who shed a light on it four years ago when she had a double mastectomy because of a family history. since then the number of women undergoing a similar procedure nearly doubled. >> julia louis-dreyfus is not a person who lives her private like in public at all. >> reporter: other female celebrities who have gone public about their battle with breast cancer including christina appl

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new york claim they've identified brain cells which control the process of aging i spoke to dr don chingka a professor of molecular pharma solidly at einstein college of medicine about this study. fine and. we discovered. there's a region a solution that loss of sales in particular part of growth in which is a purpose i must say it is not just association in fact the loss of these skills is useful support for said enough at this stage of age and can essentially holdfast these cells got lost determine that the top first to work in progress so in terms of hypothalamus is. kind the but is where such a substantial important fundamentally important region in the brain and the ideas that will move them to be taken killed for to tackle for the. basic of functions of life for many of us the functions of life such as cool for development sleep macao reason energy balance. in some very fundamental part of a jury and in control of the whole body who missed this is. so then jazz and adding stem cells to the hypothalamus could counteract aging does that mean you found a way to postpone aging and gran

not only rhetoric but tangible steps to ching the dynamic there.there aren't many and there aren't many good ones. no one really wants to go to war with north korea. that would be a disaster for everybody, including china. that is the last thing they want. do you think that north korea and china, do they think of donald trump differently than other leaders in the past? do they take him more seriously, given the rhetoric that he has shown us? >> well, two things, first of all, i have the great honor of representing a district that if something happens in the world, our people are there. because we have a huge military concentration. no one wants war. it's the last thing that i any we should obviously want at all. it would be catastrophic losses if that happens there. i think that china doesn't understand or how to read president trump. you know, china usually takes the long-term approach. i don't think they understand how to read the president. that can be good and bad obviously. i think they are nervous. and, like i said, you have seen them step up