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climate sensitive other any sectors that would allow you to develop your economy on your own and to cray's that reliance on on the natural habitat what you found out was in regards to even have heard about the economics it's a program i've heard about elizabeth investment program this has been the only source of revenue for the country and i can say without any fear of contradiction not been for that program we would have been able to provide for our citizens currently this is what we were using to clear the rules and streets this is what we've been using to buy food and supplies for citizens this is what will be used to people what that we have been using this funds to pay our salaries we have peter sellers to a public servants on time from september to know so it's very well senator for your economy from what i know it generally is around thirty thirty five percent of your economy but you also know that there is an increasing pressure from the united states from the european union from the o.e.c.d. both on the. banking privacy laws on the whole industry of offshore financing we also stai

and kimberly cray cray. i am going to eat all of them. >> dana: check out this video. it's bananas.a. he loves to look at videos. he sat there and swiped all the tinder photos. he loves to look at videos. he's so cute. >> jesse: we've heard of any emotional support dog. now an emotional support squirrel. we have a guy, ryan boylan in clearwater, florida. he's got a squirrel named brutus. he got into a car accident. instead of a dog, he has the squirrel for emotional support. he's getting evicted from where he lives because the residents don't like it. on watters' world this weekend, we will have ryan and the squirrel on the show. >> dana: we have 20 seconds. >> juan: lebron james had an adventure yesterday in new york. they were told it would take 45 minutes by bus to get to the hotel after shootaround. they took a six minute ride on the subway. the only problem, he was doing a video. they said get this camera out. >> dana: "special report" is next. >> bret: thanks, dana. princess snickers. a big news day today. this is a fox news alert. we are coming to live tonight from the hilton

tamala edwards tells us about the fell don cray. >> we'll do a lesson good for scoliosis today. >> sitting the classes looks like the ancient practice of yoga but the 21st century creation of a mechanical engineer. he wants to help the pain of his own knee injury, that old movementses contribute to chronic pain. >> we can find more effective ways of moving for ourselves. >> it helps people let go of the old and develop healthier new patterns. each person explores how their body moves. >> you roll the left side of your pelvic move forward and back and does your left shoulder move or does your head move. >> my rib cage and opened my body up and improved my posture. over the years of teaching it has helped them through a variety of problems. >> arthritis and osteoporosis and any type of situation from a fall or injury. parkinson's and multiple clearosis or stroke. >> when we are older you tend to risk. and now i'm trying to do that. that is much healthier and helps my breathing. >> one time i was walking out and someone said what do you do in there. everybody comes home smiling? >> the "actio

now for a household the rate hike is $4 cents a cray. mall businesses would may more than shh 6 extra dollars per month. the proposed increase is for 2019. >>> it's open. the new a.m. campus. coming up what anyone even those who don't work here can do on campus. >>> plus ski season is here. how much snow in yesterday's storm delivered to tahoe. >> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. clearing out from the storm and a cool 59 in san francisco. but colder tomorrow morning. where it drops down to the 30s at 5:19 tonight. a deadly crash on 101. a dump trk >>> toipt get back to breaking news. this is in san francisco. you see overhead the nbc bay area sky ranger is there on the 101 in the heart of the eepg commute. a dump truck overturned. you can see the first responders on the left side of the screen. the driver of the dump truck died. all of this causing a major traffic headache. this is 101 southbound past hospital curve before you get to the sess ar chavez exit. getting out of the city even more problematic on the friday night commute.

craig cray, that is kimberly. confused, obviously one. thank you, guys.lent. >>> don't go anywhere. viewers asked us of hard-hitting questions especially you, janet from cleveland. he will answer some next. greg: now will attempt something never been done in the history of tb, to my knowledge anyway. answer your mail. translation, the guy that usually writes as part of the show didn't shop today. carl, you are fired. very christmas. the questions. these are directed to everyone including myself. our first comes from susan and she asks what is the most annoying habit, the most annoying habit that other people have. tyrus. >> i hate obvious questions. i hate it. you got a hat on there? yeah, you were tall. no, i hate just make it some nervous reaction i have to start a conversation with me but the obvious hey, nice shoes you got there. well, i'm not barefoot, dog, you want to talk about? greg: i enjoy obvious over, expression. i don't want someone on the bus to ask me a question like i have a pain in my lower intestine. cat? >> people not liking me. [laught

i'm adam cray, i have been tasked with running point on the 2016 housing bond issuance as well. so i would like to provide background here in terms of the issuance authority and funding terms for the bond. going the wrong way there. here we go. proposition a in 1992 started the program, set aside $150 million for affordable housing loan program with funds from the underlying loans to be loaned at 2/3 of the interest rate cost and a loan at 1% above the city structure cost. the seismic safety program was implemented by the administrative code chapter 66 and 66a at the time and described the conditions for participation in the seismic safety loan program, including application, closing procedures and a like. fast forward to 2016, the voters voted to enact proposition c that allows seismic safety loans to finance the cost, acquire, convert at risk buildings to affordable permanent housing. and as of this year there are approximately $105 million in the affordable housing loan program left and $150 million in the market rate loan program left to spend for these purposes. in terms of

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what about senator cray? congressman mark foley, all republicans!geraldo, we're not talking politics now. we're talking about men who abuse women! >> then we have to be equally outraged regardless of what party they represent. >> i don't care what their party is, geraldo. i spent my life prosecuting men who abuse women. i spent my life going after injustice, whether it was age and youth and money and poverty or strong against the weak. that's the problem! and congress is just the enemy in the iceberg! >> god bless you for that, but let me just -- let me just say isn't it interesting that when roy moore got in a jam, all the democrats pounced. >> we're not talking about roy moore! >> then al franken got in a jam and all the republicans are pouncing. that to me is evidence that there's more at work here that hypocrisy is still ruling rather than morality. >> geraldo, there's photographic evidence. what more do you need? >> jeanine: ok, i don't care! here's what i care about, will it change, deneen? >> it's bun wig club, just like i said -- it's one bi

being celebrated by the little kids at loudoun county, second greaters at cray ton elementary in ashburnoing a school program to honor area vets. other students will box candy to send to troops overseas. >> so, i do expand to about one or two new schools every year. with that comes hundreds of more pounds ever candy. we are expecting close to 4,000. >> i made one of the most brave est people smile. i'm like, oh, my gosh, this is awesome. >> if you want to hear the second graders sing, it's a medley of armed forces anthems. search armed forces anthems in the nbc washington app. >>> for those of us playing organized sports on the national mall, one of the perks of living here in the nation's capital, but it's going to be a whole lot more expensive to play if the park service gets its way. news4's mark segraves explains how it could cost teams hundreds more than what they're currently paying. >> 1, 2, 3. >> reporter: whether it's kick ball, frisbee, yoga, or volleyball, organized teams have been playing their games on the national mall for years. currently teams pay as little as $7 per seas