. >> for trips out, again, for the elderly for christmas party or parcels, christmas parcels, which wesed to do years ago anyway. >> it was lovely, i think. it was a very, very generous donation to the village, but it will be very difficult to work out where it should all go. reporter: and heinrich steinmeyer was so taken with the place, that he chose it as his final resting place. george: they arranged for heinrich's ashes to be delivered to comrie. they spread his ashes in the hills over there, overlooking the camp, just as per heinrich's will, but there was some money left over, at the end. so what we did with this money was that we planted this tree in heinrich's memory -- planted it here at the entrance to the cultybraggan camp. reporter: now a small plaque commemorates heinrich steinmeyer, the german p.o.w. who wanted to do something good in the place of his former incarceration. michelle: just over a decade ago, spain was undergoing a property boom. but early on in the global financial crisis, the bubble burst. it left entire complexes, numbering in the hundreds of thousands, va

and we were at a christmas party.were waiting, you had your picture taken with the guests, the people's home we at. and i said, you know, honey, i said i think this is going to be the last year of the show. and she said, she said you ought to end it in a dream sequence, because everything was so crazy. it was so surreal. the maid was an heiress. and larry, daryl and daryl who i thought were straight out of deliv deliverance. what were they doing in vermont? so i said that's a great idea. so suzy. we told her. she says, if i'm in timbuktu, i'll be back in a new york minute. >> yeah. >> and the audience didn't know. you could tell by their reaction. >> it was a total surprise. >> they didn't even see suzy or myself. they saw the bedroom set, and they knew it was from the "bob newhart" show. and they started applauding the bedroom set. >> it was a great surprise if ever there was one. you remember talking before we came on camera here, and i was saying to you in some ways, speaking of suzanne pleshette, you're the last m

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of a deaf girl e discovered that a present that john joseph kroal handed to her at the annual christmas party a at a downtown hotel was, in fact, just a decoration and empty box. it was from the ball the spectacle kroal, that plot got a green light to study his new rubella vaccine in the children living at st. vincent's home. in his letter requesting cole's permission did not explain to the archbishop that he captured virges from aborted fetus an grown it in cells from another. he was passionately antiabortion. in 1973 he would call the supreme road versus wade calling unspeakable tragedy for this nation that set the motion of events that are unspeakable to contemplate in 1964 they gave rubella study the go ahead. i'll stop there. i have thought this was a 50 minute top but i'm understanding it is 40 so i have to move along quickly. basically, plot was outdone by merck and others and who through political favoritism won approval for their rubella vaccine in 1969. rubella epidemic came around every six or seven years to waste when the next epidemic was expected. in 1969, the u.s. vaccine regul

. >> the first time i heard the name ana montes was at the christmas party 2000.got the name of a suspect who matched one of these unsub cases. i talked to steve mccoy, the senior case agent, and i said, hey, i hear you're working a neat case and you have a name. i'd love to work with you on this. he said yeah, sure, i'd appreciate your help. from there we worked the entire case together with scott. it's important to keep in mind the fbi has to prove these cases. we're the lead counterintelligence agency for the united states. the bureau is going to be the organization that brings charges against someone for espionage. so there's a lot of pressure on us to get it right. knowing someone is guilty of espionage is fundamentally differentiate than proving that someone's guilty of espionage. so let's validate scott's claim that she's an agent of a foreign power and then let's try to catch her in the act of committing espionage. national security letters are hugely important tools for the fbi. national security letter is a letter that's issued by the fbi that excels fin

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she discovered a beautifully wrapped present that the arch bishop handed to her at the annual christmas party in a downtown hotel was in fact, just a decoration, an empty box. it was from the spectacled archbishop, philadelphia's top area that he got a green light to study his new rubella vaccine. in his letter requestings permission, he did not explain to the archbishop that he had captured the vaccine virus from one aborted fetus and grown it in cells from another. he was passionately antiabortion. in 1973, he would call the supreme court row versus wade decision striking down criminal abortion laws as an unspeakable tragedy for this nation.ere. in 1964, the archbishop gave the rubella study the go-ahead. i will stop there. >> i thought this was supposed to be a 50 minut 50 minute talk but i understand it's 40 so i will move along quickly. basically, he was outdone by merck and others who political favoritism one approval for their rubella vaccine in 1969. rebel epidemics came around every six or seven years.. there had been a tremendous race to get a rubella vaccine before 1970 when the ne

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yeah, it's like at summer camp, you know, when you do christmas in july or breakfast for dinner or search partyl, you know, themes. ( laughter ) but i've got to say, these theme weeks haven't gone howe the white house intended. made in america week lasted only a day, and then trump outsourced it to china. trump celebrated america's heros week but telling thousands of troops they were banned from serving and american immigrants week he told immigrants, keep dreaming, losers! the weeks were meant to be a distraction and they didn't help. it's like a guy coming home, his wife, is that lipstick? it's salsa week! no? you can have the kids, cool. ( laughter ) every single week, something went wrong. >> we're actually calling it "infrastructure week" in this administration and today i have the honor to -- >> this is cnn breaking news. >> our breaking news, james comey again and again accusing the president of lying. >> slamming his own justice department. >> lashes out at the mayor again. >> calling comey a nut job. >> workforce development week at the white house, and president trump -- >> the breaki

working for another tv station, the lead anchor myself were having a christmas part at the red lion inn in san jose and we heard a better party down the hall and so we crashed it and it was great. isn't that a great thought? >> knock, knock. >> greater thought except crashing a party at my house. >> steph curry, come on in! find your way to the keg! >> steph would be probably looking for air-conditioning today. >> i'm just so looking forward to seeing him on the golf course tomorrow, right? that's going to be fun to watch that. >>> hi, everybody. let's get to it this morning, lots to talk about. live weather camera looking outdoors now. it's so socked in at the golden gate bridge. you needer windshield wipers due to the condensation. otherwise, we are slow to recover from overnight lows and 69 in livermore. that's the coolest it has gotten all night. other notable numbers, fairfield 66. so says linda. san francisco, george is socked in at 55. antioch 67 degrees. redwood city right now robert reports low 60s. so the yellow highlighted areas, north bay, east bay, also santa cruz mountains, into the san lucia mountain range very

. >> we ended up inviting them down for thanksgiving, for christmas, for new years. >> we had a halloween partyhad -- the firefighters came down. >> everyone was busying around. it was also busy because ashleigh, our youngest, was getting ready to go to her homecomingce busy day. >> we had just entered a new chapter in our lives. our daughters were off at college. and we wanted a change. >> so in may of 2003 we moved into the canyon and were very naive, i think about the potential for fires in that area. >> we actually had gone to a halloween party for our dog club. >> we took tara to the party. and we took charter to the party. >> we had a blast. we had so much fun. dogs with fairy wings and dogs dressed as bumblebees. we got home from there about 10:00 at night. and i fell asleep on the couch in the family room. bob came rushing down the stairs. and he was just yelling. " i smell smoke, and i've never smelled it this strongly before." >> we live in the town of lakeside, and the particular area where we live is called barona, and it's extremely rural. where we live, our closest neighbor is pro

christmas back the allegation that this election was stolen from raila odinga. he was 1.5 million votes behind. their work suggestions of some kind of hack carried out on the computers. will his partythey would not go to court because they have been there before and the results did not satisfy them. they were not clear what would happen. we have to wait, the official winner has now been announced. thank you for being with us. announced. thank you for being with us. we know you will update is during the course of the day. sta rgazers during the course of the day. stargazers will be hoping to get a great view of the nutritional tonight. hundreds of messieurs wall street across the sky in a display that might be visible around the world. —— hundreds of meteors will streak. i don‘t know if there will be time for that in the bbc sports centre. we have been glued to the screens. so much action hero does money. the world athletics championships have been under way in london. the notes of —— the penultimate day of the competition. lots to look forward so lets go live to the london stadium and jessica creighton. all eyes have been on one man, haven‘t they? all eyes have been on one man, hav

christmas eve the so-called risk retention rule of the dot frank took effect we coring that arrangers of these complex deals keep a slice of the downside but clever find answers arrange for third parties to take on this risk and that risk the club or the third party that has taken on the risk. it's you it's me it's all of us it's the pension funds for it once again let us review some key points here how billionaires become billionaires in america for the most part is by taking the risk of engaging in this fraudulent system and putting it on to somebody else's shoulders you take ever since the nineteen eighties when you have options market begin trading formally it's impossible to trade risk separately from reward this is a been separated using mathematics and that risk once it gets cleaved off from the peds fund or a private equity group or warren buffett it's then dumped into the public domain as toxic securities and it pollutes the public domain in the form of an economy that's not competitive lost wages and bust of pension accounts it's not by accident it's not from failed economics it's not from poor policy choices it's from fraud and i would posit financial terrorism as i've said

christmas eve. fund-raiserextraordinaire noelle nikpour what it means for the grand ol' party and the rest of the country. what do you think, noelle? >> this is really horrible. to be put into position we don't know what will happen with entire republican house and senate and yada yada, it is said we don't know if this will be a bill or not, if it will be passed through. one of the things, do you remember, neil? he has a beef with mitch mcconnell, but do you remember one of the biggest victories we have is neil gorsuch being on the supreme court. neil: that's right. >> do do you remember what mitch mcconnell did, postponed hearings. neil: we got into yesterday. i have no particular horse in this race or argument here. all about the agenda, whether you're republican or democrat, there are a lot of sound points to this economic agenda being foisted by both men. they agree on broad blueprints to pick up on the economic activity which by any measure has been paltry over last few years, well off the lows of the recession, i grant you, but i worry it even comes to pass now and does this get in the way of that?

there's a 20-foot christmas tree going to be assembled in the atrium entrance to the basketball arena. a bunch of the students were assigned to decorate the tree. these are party healthy kids who should be leaning in. they decorated the bottom 8 feet of the trio more packed up and leaving. one of the university vice presidents happened by and said wise and the work done? in the 70s the decorations on the bottom half we didn't how to get higher. is said to maintenance refuse to bring you a letter? and everybody shrugged their shoulders. this is not an old man's -- it's a constructive thought. but there something there to figure out how to solve that actual problem there's a bunch of ways that it's playing out that is insulated from work that have not had 78 or ten years that's right it's anything of american life you talk about the briefing passively among the generation of kids coming up right now any paint these really vivid pictures i think your friend's daughter on the cell phone watching youtube videos all day but you see the stories playing out but what is really driving the decline of agency back it's an important idea and we live at the richest time in

christmas market last december. other than that, these immigrants have been absorbed fairly well. it was fairly surprising to a lot of us to see the afd polling so strongly. thirdot 10%, at the strongest party before the greens.the we haven't thought of it as a concern, but there are 6 weeks to go before the election. jonathan: matt miller joining us from berlin. still with us is benjamin mandel. if you want to put the optimism around europe and the pessimism -- nd the u.s. close to 2017 highs right now. i look at the positioning around the u.s. dollar. we have gone from aggressively long to aggressively short and you fold in the fed debate as well. when you look at the currency pair and the transatlantic divide that emerged over the last 6 months from now, do you change your views of where we go from now? benjamin: fundamentally, europe continues to outperform. is an example of that. stillndamental picture is there and we were talking earlier about policy convergence insofar relatively good economic data in europe has been pushing the implied policy stance up and has been pushing the euro up, so our favorite framework for organizer or quantifying that is the taylor rule where you take the