the architecture of the miniature town is certainly diverse the train chugging along the tiny track leads from buildings in the norwegian style to the eiffel tower and maybe a short stop at london's iconic big bands. bergen's delectable gingerbread city will be on display throughout the christmas season until december thirty first. and of course the christmas season wouldn't be complete without some winter sports especially to help burn off all those calories from the gingerbread so up next we are headed to zack opining a winter sports resort located right in the south of poland near the border with slovakia now at a thousand meters above sea level it's poland's highest town in with plenty of snow on the ground it's also a great place to visit at this time of year. a magical landscape of peaks around in the high touch it's the icy temperatures in the clear mountain air make the region of favorite with lovers of winter sports. around three million people visits up upon it every year the town is called poland's winter camp. at its heart of key street lined with stores and restaurants invite

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just following the rules laid out to him and doing whatever it takes to keep the eurozone economy chugging along . the meeting of the world trade organization when a series has ended in discord a three day summit of world trade ministers failed to solve any of the most pressing issues growing strong rebuke from trade chiefs from europe the u.s. and south africa in light of the lack of progress the w t o's director general cold on the body to do some soul searching. no agreement on agricultural reforms no agreement on scrapping subsidies that supports illegal fishing no agreement even on a joint closing statement there was some lip service paid to the importance of the w t o but ultimately for director general roberto azevedo the words help little waste what is disappointing is that this support it's not translate into action. if we really all supported that which you if we really do we have to bear in mind that multilateralism doesn't mean that we get what we want it means that we get what is possible it's not comparable to expect multilateralism to work and at the same time expect to walk

he is chugging along nicely. we hope you have a great afternoon. see you soon. ♪ >> neil thank you very much, shep, and happy birthday for your debt and happy record day. i do not know if the two are joined, but that is the 70th time this year we have seen the dow, we've never seen that in history. we tied the record in 1995, and while we broke it today. we also saw better than 5,000 points added to the dow, and that is so far this year. we have never seen that. a lot of that has to do with tax cuts that are coming sooner rather than later. welcome everybody. i'm neil cavuto and it's a "your world." what in the world to make of a process that is now going in rapid-fire passion. tomorrow at this time, we are told, it is distinctly possi

second quarter, 7-3 army, malcolm perry calls his own number, chugs through the snow, 68 yard touchdown. for the quarter, navy clinging to a 13-7 lead. army knocking on the door. bradshaw keeps it, the one yard go-ahead score. army up, 14-13. three seconds left in the game, the mids with a chance to win it with the field goal. the kicker pushes it to the left. for the second straight year, army beats navy, 14-13. john wall has missed seven straight games. the wizards have needed somebody to step up and carry the load. bradley beal has answered the call. tuesday he scored 51 points at portland. thursday he followed that with 34 points against phoenix. today bradley beal and the wizards visiting the clippers. less than 30 seconds to go in the game, beal gets the pass inside, hoop and harm. na ing the basket, launches the three pointer, and it's good. the was earns lose a heartbreaker, 113-112. the maryland men's basketball team will not be going anywhere until january 4. they have five straight nonconference home games. today maryland battled gardner-webb, the first-ever meeting between t

reject ed me and i had to go with stacy macmillan, but i didn't care because i was so clamped on chugging with my boys. that's what house parties do. this guy is fantastic t. it's great to see a young person getting involved in politicsment i want to hear his proposal for the paul walker statue. if you're going to make one for paul walk er, make one for paul hand furious episodes. >> how many of the fast and furious open soadz have you seen >> pretty much all of them. >> what are we up to? a. eight. i think something like that. the original fast break, same movie. same exact plot. i could explain this later. i am eat going to go into it. just think about it. those five of you who have seen both. i was letting him go all into it. producer christie is -- thank you very much. this new day looks nothing like yesterday... trails are covered... paths aren't what they used to be... roads nowhere to be found.... ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ >> so yesterday new york senator christine gill brandt became the first to call for the democratic of also said bill clinton who should have resigned at the height of his own

new guinea, newjersey, new york, new zealand, where do you want to go, chug? new brighton.herefore proclaim that they are husband and wife. well go on, kiss me. look what i've got! hey, i've got a match for my dog, we saw it in this antiques shop window on nightingale street. where are you going, jack. to see a man about a thing. i wouldn't have done that it was an emergency. i've bought my own flaming dog. calm down vera love. 48 quid. that miserable so—and—so only gave me 25. i've never loved anybody else. come on, say you've never loved anybody else. i've never loved anybody else, shall i go and get your slippers? please. i wish that at that time i had been older, so that i would have been able to have answered or spoke up for myself. you move like a racehorse. you must let me help you. introduce you to some friends of mine, some photographers, film people, television people. i could do wonders with you, little baby. lam homosexual, irretrievably. why did you come here looking as you do. well, many people said don't do that, you'll never work again and i said it is not a

there's going to be a slight correction, anywhere from 5 - 10% because it can't continue to keep chugging like it is forever, but i think things are going great. i think 2018 will be a great year. >> why not? light is there has to be a 5 - 10% correction? >> you know what, we will see. the nasdaq is up 29% year-over-year. doubt jones 25% year-over-year. i'm interested to see whether we will see more retail investment in the coming year. tax cuts, more money in their pocket, will we go back to the levels of 2008 and 2009 and get things back in the stock market that they can see incredible gains. >> mom-and-pop, i would think there's a lot of money on the sidelines because there's a lot of people who really have it bought into the growth story. not just paul durbin who basically sat on election night that the market was plummeting and it would never recover from the depths that it would reach. there's a lot of people out there that have been waiting for an opportunity and this is now it. >> there's been a little bit of a zero-sum game where people were anti- trump, they are taking money out

the passion in pageantry is truly america's game. 7-3, malcolmr, hurray he calls his own number, chugs through the snow, touchdown. the midshipmen lead at the half. the 13-7 lead. army knocking on the door. bradshaw keeps it, the one yard go-ahead score. army up 14-13. three seconds left in the game, the mids with a chance to win it with a 46 yard field goal. kicker pushes it, no good. for the second straight year, army beats navy, 14-13. john wall has missed seven straight games. the wizards have needed somebody to step up and carry the load. bradley beal has answered the call. tuesday he scored 51 points at portland. thursday he followed that with 34 points against phoenix. today, bradley beal and the wizards visiting the clippers. to go in 30 seconds the game, bradley beal gets the past, drive, the kuban harm. washington leads -- the kuban harm. -- the harm. andiams launches the basket it's good. the wizards lose a heartbreaker, 113-112. the maryland men's basketball team will not be going anywhere until january for. the terps have a stretch of five straight nonconference home games

showers move through they're gone by morning because the about of the cold you could have slick spots chugr front step or sidewalk or driveway. we'll keep a close eye on this and have more a little bit later. >>> did you hear about this one? a the reality star turned white house official who's not the president has resigned. what happened? we're back after this. omarosa. >>> the former star of the apprentice worked in the white house communication office, omarosa manigault is house >> she'll leave the administration next month on the 20th despite rumors that the split was less than amicable last night. helena andrews a columnist for the "washington post" is here with the scoop. we've been hearing different stories dale, what have you heard? >> i've also heard all different stories. the white house is official line is that she tendered her resignation, signed it. so it was, you know, that means it's voluntary. sort of pretends that it's voluntary. but that her last official day would be january 20th, which i actually working at the white house. but we've heard from other sources including a

i didn't care because i was so amped on chugging with my boys.what house parties do. >> thank you, next. >> raging at house parties. >> the clip became one of the widely shared videos. the guy you heard deliver the performance of the year is a comedian and the internet absolutely loved chad kroger. one person tweeting proposed. i could watch that all day. >> he got cut off after one minute. >>> our final low goes to low down dirty trick. dad is out here at home working in the yard with commercial grade backpack blower getting the leaves into a technique. a couple of heads pop up and scare the living tar out of dad. the kids leap out of the pile as dad hits the deck. he shoots a death stare at mom who is filming the whole thing before opening up the blower full speed on the kids who run in for the hug. >> the kid in orange popped out as cool. >> they nailed it. sunday sit down with the tale talented ed sheeren on stunning rise from street performer to one man band who sells out stadiums. >>> muhammad ali was the world's most famous face of parkins

the architecture of the miniature town is certainly diverse the train chugging along the tiny track leads from buildings in the norwegian style to the eiffel tower and maybe a short stop at london's iconic big bands. bergen's delectable gingerbread city will be on display throughout the christmas season until december thirty first. and of course the christmas season wouldn't be complete without some winter sports especially to help burn off all those calories from the gingerbread so up next we are headed to zach opining a winter sports resort located right in the south of poland near the border with slovakia now at a thousand meters above sea level it's poland's highest town and with plenty of snow on the ground it's also a great place to visit at this time of year. a magical landscape of peaks around in the high touch it's the icy temperatures in the clear mountain air make the region of favorite with lovers of winter sports. around three million people visits up upon it every year the town is called poland's winter capital. at its heart street lined with stores and restaurants invites t

chugging beers and chugging champagne and it continues to this point.don't know when doug jones is going to make an appearance her here. but at this time i am reminded of the words as well, mitch mcconnell, some weeks ago said that we pride the ultraconservative candidates of the past. made tension on the 2010 tea party chair in nevada and christine o'donnell in delaware, who were not ready for prime time. they prove that and that man's will be the case here with judge moore as well. coming out on that horse today to go vote reminded me of the fact that alabama is not the perceived backwater that so many of the coastal elites say it is. this is a state which has been progressively moving forward. home to the marshall space flight center. four or five international automobile manufacturers have made their home in alabama. a lot of high-tech manufacturing going on here. people want to move forward and they didn't sense that in the judge moore campaign. they did sense it in the doug jones campaign. and he is every bit as much the law and order kind of a ca

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little area of snow continuing to chug along to the east. us, clear conditions today. and we are looking at overall a better travel outlook than we saw just yesterday. we'll talk about the local forecast for your christmas eve and christmas day coming up. >>> the top leadership of the miss america organization has resigned amid an e-mail scandal that could yank the pageant out of atlantic city. the organization's ceo, president and chairwoman all stepped down yesterday. the chairwoman said she was unjustly vilified. and that she's confident the full truth eventually will emerge. the scandal broke when e-mails written by pageant officials were linked to the huffington post. the e-mails criticized past miss americas for their appearance, their intellect and even their sex lives. atlantic city's mayor elect wants the city to end its contract with the pageant. a potential loss of tens of millions of dollars in revenue. >>> the eagles are taking the christmas holiday off, sort of. and the sixers need to trust the back rub. next, joel embiid hits

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it will chug along the shore before it gets out of here.ck, berks county. this will pass through the morning hours. this will exit by 7:00 at the latest. morning commute won't be impact the. just the early morning drives that you'll see flakes coming down. i didn't need the windshield wipers this morning. freezing, a little above it. we'll talk about the numbers, what they do the rest of the day, coming up in a few minutes. now over to traffic and jessica boyington. >>> thanks. we're starting on the vine street expressway where we're not having any problems so far. everything is open in both directions eastbound and westbound. our cameras around 24th street. here, westbound toward the schuylkill expressway, also speaking of the schuylkill expressway, that's open, too. watch for a crash in norristown on west main at hartramp avenue for police activity. mass transit for the most part on or close to schedule for amtrak, septa, new jersey transit, and patco. again, everything's on time. another update

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so i looking at this economy was am chugging along, consumer confidence has increased under president. he has kept most of his promises, and it is hard to argue with 2.2% growth in this -- 2.3% growth in this last quarter economically and record unemployment jane: good news for business, but how do you sell this to middle-class americans who say they are going to be paying more taxes? mica: some of that is just democratic rhetoric and it is all hat, no cattle. i think that once a family, for example, household of $75,000 can hope to see $2000 in 2018. most families don't even have an additional $500 for emergency expenses. this is huge, and as they begin to see in mainstream america that they actually have more money in their pockets rather than giving it to the government, and over time, as businesses grow and wages increase, americans will buy into the bill. jane: do you think this will happen in time for the midterm elections next year? mica: absolutely. i think the landscape looks good. remember that donald trump carried several blue states including michigan and pennsylvania. i t

gather on the town square several times daily for a less-than-thrilling reenactment of that legendary chugce story, but in actuality, the town was occupied and ransacked several times during that 30 years of war, and when peace finally came, rothenburg was never again a major player. it slumbered peacefully until rediscovered in the 19th century by those same romantics who put the rhine on the grand tour map. they came here to paint and write about the best-preserved medieval town in germany. shops are filled with etchings and prints inspired by this 19th century romantic take on the town. of "native report", we spend an evening with seven time native american music award winner keith scola. we meet minnesota state supreme court associate judge anne mckeig. and we follow up on a story from season 5 about men's health with dr. arnie vainio. we also learn what we can do to lead healthier lives, and hear from our elders on this edition of "native report". [music playing] production of "native report" is made possible by a grants from the shakopee mdewakanton sioux community, the blandin found

the economy is chugging along. markets are on fire. things are going well. yet the s & p says if there were to be a shutdown, it would cost the u.s. economy $6.5 billion a week. so government leaders who are dancing around this idea of getti getting us to the edge, shame on you. do better. >> the president talks about more economic growth, there is the thing that slows economic growth. think of the u.s. economy as a marathon. they have a nice pace to them. it's like somebody sticks their foot out and trips them. don't do. that don't play with that. the economy is growing. it's doing better. by the way, the president doesn't seem to see it our way. he seemed to relish the idea of a shutdown in the summer. he tweelted that "our country need a good shutdown" and tried to blame democrats about that this week. >> what president trump has never been shy about shutting down the government if it helps him get funding for, guess what? his border wall with mexico. >> but why? i thought mexico was paying for it? >> along with the promise that mexico will pay for it thi

gather on the town square several times daily for a less-than-thrilling reenactment of that legendary chugce story, but in actuality, the town was occupied and ransacked several times during that 30 years of war, and when peace finally came, rothenburg was never again a major player. it slumbered peacefully until rediscovered in the 19th century by those same romantics who put the rhine on the grand tour map. they came here to paint and write about the best-preserved medieval town in germany. shops are filled with etchings and prints inspired by this 19th century romantic take on the town.

host: can the president and the congress really make that much difference in the economy or does this chug along by itself? >> guest: let me give you some examples presented beginning of the year we had meaningful regulatory reform under president trump and since election we have had very meaningful increase in business optimism. there are 620,000 more people working from february to june of this year according to the bureau of labor statistics. last year was 40 thousand. of the 620,000 people there are almost 1 million more people working full-time jobs. more people working the jobs are better. our unemployment insurance is at a 40 four-year low. i'm talking the numbers of people filing claims for unemployment insurance. we have seen median household incomes increase more sense january. the first three months of the year to increase $1300. during the entire 7.5 years of the obama administration increased. we have seen more of an increase in the beginning of this year than we saw through 7.5 years of supposedly cover a. we have seen household wealth, household net worth hit historic highs.

the economy has been chugging along through 2017 and even 2016, and we think president trump is veryto inherit such a relatively nice economy. how does the president plan on keeping the us economy on this path of growth? 0ne assumption is that giving corporations big tax cuts will create jobs. but earlier this year at an event with white house chief economic adviser gary cohn, ceos in the audience were asked what they would do with the money they would no longer be putting towards taxes. if the tax reform bill goes through, do you plan to increase investment, your compa ny‘s capital investment? just a show of hands, if the tax reform goes through. why aren't the other hands up? well, so much for the theory. and the tax bill comes with other problems. this tax package is not debt—neutral. you are looking at maybe $400 billion in economic activity generated from the package, but it will cost close to $1.5. that means for every dollar spent by the us government, we are only getting 30 cents back. if you're counting accomplishments, the president was handed a healthy economy and has just

a bosnian war crimes convict is dead after chugging back a vial of poison during his appeal hearing at the united nations tribunals the hague the former bosnian croat general drink the substance twenty seconds after substance seconds after his twenty year sentence was upheld with television cameras rolling arches alex smile of it is following the story in toronto hello alex. hello there always a pleasure alex this is a bizarre story that i'm still kind of picking up the pieces of what can you tell us about what happened today at the hague dramatic scene i mean that's that's an understatement to say that they had today around eleven thirty am this guy was with six other bosnian croat former military and politicians they were all wanted to basically appeal their sentences of this he had twenty years they had to the different said it's a pending on who it was and for what they did so he's actually served a bunch of the sentence but around eleven thirty it came through that the sentence was going to be upheld and this guy didn't want to hear that his name slobodan pla yok and slow but impl

lauren to bomb that year she rejected me that i didn't care because i was stowe -- so intent on chuggingith my boys that is what house parties do raging. jesse: think you. next speaker please?. >> be sure to follow me on instagram and the twitter. remember this is my world. ♪

an extra three and some of the standard advice, the lines get held up because people are trying to chugtled water before they have to go through security and can't have anything over 3 ounces. they're saying drink the water, take the empty bottle with you so you can fill up on the other side without having to pay four dollars for a bottle of water. there's also a new procedure when it comes to your personal electronic devices. here now lisa farbstein with t.s.a. >> any charge electronics... large electronics larger than a cell phone need to come out of your carry-ons put them in a bin. that's a new policy that just started getting implemented this year. >> reporter: they're also talking about a lot of people end up showing up with wrapped presents. presents. carrying on with you, the advice is don't wrap them, put them in a gift box or a gift bag because if they're wrapped and they set off the alarm bells here at the security checkpoint, the screener may have to unwrap them. so, again, just give yoursel we're seeing, you know, lines moving here especially but you're going to deal with e

the market chugs on regardless. for fairly good reason actually.art of it is because investors in equities, are more institutional long-term and are able to look beyond it. i think also one final point is even if five star were to win, if you look at the rhetoric recently, they have become angry about the euro but less prepared that we are going to dump the euro. starting to see the euro become associated with growth rather than disaster. if that changes, the politician also not want to distance themselves from the institution that is becoming more positive. manus: i put together the -- for this year and next year. the one thing that strikes me is that the market, the e.c.b., is much more aggressive perhaps than your view. this is saying -- i mean, quite pointedly. rates are going to go higher in the first quarter of 2019. is that too aggressive? would you like it to be more aggressive than that? >> i think that is a little bit too aggressive relative to the reality. the market is looking at growth assuming that inflangse nation is going to come th

faster rather than slower, as long as you do the maintenance of getting rid of the old stuff that chugsg down the upgrade cycle on the new phones. do you think nonetheless though this has damaged apple's reputation?” think it has. apple jealously guards that reputation. it's ruthless when it comes to communicating its own message clearly and it's failed on this occasion, very unusual and i think it has done damage. customer who is have got older phones, it now looks as though they'll be able to get them sorted out more cheaply, as apple tries desperately to try to salvage its reputation? this is perhaps the biggest boost for customers, a two thirds cost in the price of a new battery which is the wea kest price of a new battery which is the weakest component of older devices. if you are clinging on to an old device but it's starting to slow down or maybe the power is starting to go all together, they do start to turn themselves off when the batteries degrade, for £25 presidential beened 30 you can get a new battery and keep it going for maybe another year. thank you. newly—released natio

she rejected me and i had to go with stacy mcmillan but i didn't care because i was so amped on chugging with my boys. that's what house parties do. >> thank you, l.a.'s version of bill and ted please come forward. >> we won't went to this party at been jis and it looked like the was going to be a serious flop. the guy to girl ratio was awful. jesse: guys, what is l.a. trying to do? are they trying to crack down on house parties? >> they want to crack down on house parties in the hollywood hills because i guess people are raging a little bit too hard and they want to put the crackdown. we came in to step in and let our voices be heard and say we love raging, we love house parties and want to keep them around. ask. jesse: you are like the paul revere of house parties. have people rallied behind you guys? >> absolutely. >> totally the support has been tremendous. i think one thing we try to unify people to get behind this cause and it seemed to have really worked. we are stoked on that. jesse: has the l.a. city council said anything or done anything? are they taking you seriously or do you

the industry is going to continue to chug along. it's going to be dramatically changed. have you seen the new star wars? michael: it's great it -- great. alix: it is so great to see you. jennifer, thank you very much as well. coming up, it's our wall street beat. find out which hedge fund is bracing for $1 billion in outflows. it's been a tough year. this is bloomberg. ♪ emma: this is the hewlett-packard enterprise greenroom. we will speak with tom petri. this is bloomberg. now to your bloomberg business flash. shares of h&m or falling the most in 16 years. they reported quarterly sales it must estimates. commerce -- eat e-commerce, they plan more store closings. they are reigniting a fight to the new york-based oil company. elliott insists they will get out. the firm wants them to sell assets in southeast asia. and chrysler are taking aim at ford and the f series pickup trucks. redesignedn vail pickup trucks. the stakes are huge. profits are $10,000 per truck. that is your bloomberg business flash. alix: now we turn to wall street and weak cover three stains wall street

and what can we do to keep the economy chug. joining me former reagan economic advisor and founder, art laffer. welcome back to the show. >> i love that hot rock massage. it sound wonderful. kennedy: it's very luxurious. let's talk about some of these wall street numbers. and whether you expect the market to keep ticking upward. >> i think the market will keep ticking up. we have the tax cut coming and the corporate tax cut which is one of the most of powerful stimulants to the real economy. kennedy: i agree with you completely and i think it's the most of important part of the tax cut package. but explain from an economist's perspective to civilians like myself. how does that work and how do corporate thanks cuts translate to economic growth? >> at 35% you get to keep 65% of your revenues as profits. at 21%, you get to keep 79%. and companies always respond to that by investing more, by bringing companies back to the u.s. and for sheltering tax income less. they won't hire all those lawyers and accountants. and for a few people