and kim carr daschle instead of sister has eighty five million followers and twenty seventeen she was also ranked the best paid model in the world. and that was this week's ranking now virtual objects in the real world b.r. headsets are currently being tested by all kinds of companies the hope is that the modern technology will save time and money in the future. in deca a company based in high upon in southern germany develops mentored reality apps for businesses employees on testing the functionality of smiles goggles with a virtual object that's been projected onto a transparent disk uses wearing hollow lens a quick glances can touch the bite chain virtually with then. they each have a different perspective of the object since the glass has worked independently of one another. of the idols to forms for just the simplest way to understand how mixed reality might be used in future is to consider machine repair or maintenance in a place far away. everyone can get their head around the idea of saving someone the trouble of getting into a plane to go somewhere to fix a machine on sight o

served as legislative fellow in the office of former senator tom daschle and counsel as u.s. department of justice's office of legal policy. daschle wars the senate majority leaders for the democrats in the early 2,000s. there is more. jeanne rhee has done work for the clinton foundation. you can't make this up. 2015 while at will mur hale rhee defended against react material lawsuit. r her. rhee's name. background and resume, what does it prove? she is a total and complete partisan hack. mueller had no business, like in a lot of the other people he selected, selecting her to be a part of his team but he did it anyway which should tell you all you need to know about the top type of operation robert mueller is running. next is one of robert mueller's top investigators who is known as the special counsel's pit bull and has a history of all kinds of unethical, highly questionable, strong-arm prosecutorial tactics. of course i'm talking about andrew weissmann. about before we get into his pat we had breaking news last night that highlights weissmann's political bias. weissmann to

before that with tom daschle. he is a graduate of davidson college. i will now turn to our presenters. steve is first and presenting to us. >> thank you. it is a pleasure to be here today to discuss opportunities to facilitate r&d cooperation between the united states and the republic of korea. this is a particular opportune time to discuss security operation. recent ballistic missile test have increased concern over the threat of the north korean regime to our allies in the republic of korea, to our friends and partners in the asia-pacific region, to u.s. and south korean interests, and potentially to the u.s. homeland. there 23000 u.s. personnel serving in south korea providing the strongest possible evidence of u.s. commitment to the security of our korean allies in these unsettled times. much of the focus in current attention has been on recent provocations, the commitment to the u.s. alliance with the republic of korea is deep and sustained. is focused on addressing today's concerns and the long-term needs of the alliance. one of the strongest wa

manifesto talks about how he produces a plan for developed economies or developing economies, and daschle economies at that time to become more fair. one of the things he argues for is abolition of child labor and institution of universal education and certainly have it. he also argued for progressive income taxes as a part of that plan. even americans capitalism is a hybrid. it's not an extreme ideology. what i try to get as i try to separate the ideological argument from it altogether in blue really think about it as an operating system rather than an ideology. >> just out of curiosity what was the final return of investment on the mayflower investors? >> they lost money. it took 25 years for the debt to finally be repaid. it wasn't that come it was equity first because their shareholders. after a few years they realized that they wanted to convert himt the end of the seven-year term they needed to do something with equity the cassette that the he would have to have a pro rata distribution of the assets of plymouth. they did want to do that so the equity got converted in to debt, not a

i would like to introduce former senate majority leader tom daschle, the cochairman of the finance committee. [applause] >> we are very honored to have with us, for world war ii veterans. let's give them a big hand. [applause] >> it takes a team to move a project like this along. you have met our elected officials, the eisenhower family , and the fundraisers. but the people with the real hard jobs are the ones who have to take the legacy of this great american and translate it into a memorial park in a nation's capital. where fortunate to have the world-renowned frank gehry leading an incredible design team. [applause] >> frank, you and your team have created a masterpiece that will be visited by millions of americans and visitors from around the world for centuries to come. we are incredibly thankful. you have a fantastic team. the sculptor who is bringing eisenhower to life in bronze. [applause] >> the artist and engineer who will be creating a one of a kind mental tapestry, also a fellow californian, thomas osinski. [applause] >> and may i ask the team from gehry partners to stand and and

daschle that's so such a great report thank you and you know it makes me think about the when you mention the executive travis kalanick you know when these leaders of these companies leave they have to have what we used to call in government a coop plan which is continuity of operations mean you need a plan to figure this stuff out otherwise as you say it could cost them a lot of money and do you now in provinces case it's because he there were a lot of sexual harassment allegations against him and forced him to resign earlier this year and experts are saying the value of hoover is not the same now that he's gone now according to experts places like hero price and other mutual funds they've slashed the value of their stocks and when it comes to our band gard vanguard had seven point five billion dollars u.s. growth fund that own shares in hoover and they've selassie their stocks by at least fifteen percent now experts are saying you know while some investors they haven't touched their stocks others have but this is as a direct result of travis's resignation you know. i like to see these f

this is why national endowment for the humanities and daschle endowment for the arts are so vital in our democracy. [ applause ] >> without these resources we are essentially telling kids without access to the arts your world is small, don't dream too big. and we don't just fail kids as individuals with that message. we fail our democracy. there are those who argue that the humanities and arts are a luxury, not an essential service. and i could not disagree more. i see the opposite is true. the more opportunities kids have to read langston hughs or view georgia o'keeffe, the more they will appreciate the poetry of mathematic formula. what it means to be human, nurturing the gift of empathy makes us better citizens, makes us understand each other better. learning to read music will help a student with her math homework just as the good mast instruction helps her make sense of it. a painter who understands chemistry is a better painter, an engineer who appreciates art is a better engineer. citizens who have exposure to a whole constellation of disciplines and subject areas make a bette

months longer than expected well castro was due to step down in february after elections for a new daschle assembly but that vote has been pushed back by two months because of the destruction caused by hurricane in september and a speech on thursday castro again denied accusations that cuba is behind so-called health attacks against u.s. diplomats working and how. in two thousand and seventeen we have been witnesses to a serious and irrational deterioration of relations between the united states and cuba our country is absolutely not responsible for this setback i say again categorically that cuba did not and does not have any responsibility whatsoever with the incidents they have alleged to have affected the health of diplomats accredited persons or other foreign visitors. a strain is first naval submarine has been found more than one hundred years after it went missing here eighty one and its thirty five member crew vanished off the coast of papa new guinea in one nine hundred fourteen join the first world war it was the first submarine lost by the allies during the war. coverage will sh

it describes rhee as "having served as a legislative fellow in the office of former senator tom daschlend as theun council in the u.s. department of justice's office of legal policy." if you don't recall, he was a senate majority leader for the democrats in the early 2,000s. guess what? there's more. rhee has also done legal work for the clinton foundation. you can't make this up. in 2015, while at wilmer hale, rhee defended the clinton foundation against a racketeering lawsuit and rhee's name appears at the bottom of the plea agreement. remember george papadopoulos, the foreign policy advisor that no one has heard of? rhee's background and resume, what does it prove? she is a total and complete partisan hack. mueller had no business, like in a lot of the other people hect selected, selecting her to be a part of his team, but he did it anyway. what should tell you all you need to know about the type of operation robert mueller iss running. next, one of robert mueller's top investigators, who is known as the special counsel's hit all my pitbull and has a history of all kinds of bone unet

living in south dakota, i lost representation years ago when senator daschle was condemned for failingo declare a car and driver on his asset form. host: that was actually when caller: i haven't had representation since his: he was succeeded in position. caller: nevertheless, i felt it was a minor infraction. franken, he has been a senator i've been able to speak to an email on many political ideas that i have had. now, i don't have a voice. so, i take this personally. i believe that a man should have had duee should have process. he should have gone before the ethics committee and been given a chance to have his circumstance declared there. i will greatly miss him. i am considering not voting anymore because of this. i am very disheartened. taking the moral high ground -- when you go up against immoral people, they don't care. host: so what do you think about roy moore the alabama candidate? caller: i think he is totally scary. host: should he step down from running? caller: he should not be in the senate. i think he is a very scary guy. i've known people like that. i've lived in arka

showers in the north and west of the country, most will be rainy but some will have sleeker and snow daschle, a belter if you like it cold and crisp. we've also got a weather front coming in from the western later on and that will introduce some rain. that's courtesy of this weather front, which will drift from west to east. another one coming in right behind it. something else to notice about the pressure chart is the direction of the wind and the isoba rs chart is the direction of the wind and the isobars from the west. warmer. then to bands of rain coming. the south will see a recovery of the temperatures —— two bands of rain. still cold everywhere else. nearly down to —12 in some places. thanks very much and we will see you later on. we will show you some of our pictures later, thanks for sending those in, they will be shown at around 8:15am. the cost of presents and food can all add up fast at this time of year. and with prices going up, sean's been looking at what's affecting our christmas shopping habits. food is one of the essentials people need. we have been talking all year about f