with both david and dina we will start with that issue. where laura kuenssberg was indicating. absolutely, and as priti patel‘s international development colleague, alistair burt, said in the commons this afternoon, she is in the air. and she was literally in the airat in the air. and she was literally in the air at that time, earlier than expected, she managed to get out of the country. that is where she has gone and she is in africa and getting on with the job. but looking at these stories tonight, yes, priti patel is in deep trouble, you would have to say that and you would expect a denoument when she gets back. but it's not only her, the government looks in deep trouble tonight. and the daily telegraph, clearly a conservative supporting newspaper, is not putting back on this? no and i think they shouldn't. frankly nobody knows more what priti patel or borisjohnson frankly nobody knows more what priti patel or boris johnson need frankly nobody knows more what priti patel or borisjohnson need to do frankly nobody knows more what priti pa

sufrido un tipo de acoso sexual por parte de los clientes y lo que mÁs frustra a re camareras como dinaped no le dicen nada y uno se tiene que aguantar porque si no nos corren. >>> (aplausos) >>> por eso hoy muchos celebran la implementaciÓn de una ordenanza municipal que les das a las empleadas de chicago una valiosa herramienta para denunciar cualquier problema sexual. hay un botÓn de pÁnico que aprietan las camareras y al huÉsped se le prohÍbe ingresar al hotel. >>> el primero de junio del prÓximo aÑo es la fecha lÍmite para que los hoteles de chicago tengan el botÓn para las empleadas >>> ojalÁ debe ser en todo el paÍs, la sociedad y con otra protecciÓn. >>> protecciÓn que ahora le dann poco de tranquilidad a cecilia y a dina, quienes esperan no volver a experimentar otro desagradable acoso sexual mientras trabajan. en chicago, rubÉn pereira noticias telemundo. >>> vuelve el terror a un vecindario de tampa florida por un cuarto homicidio que se teme sea obra del asesino en serio que atacÓ el mes pasado. la policÍa vio el cuerpo baleado de un hombre de 60 aÑos en la madrugada de hoy,

>> dina joins us now to talk about this. what are the primary dangers about microwaves?> it's funny because this is a bit of a controversial topic. there's research on this side, research on this side, it's safe for you, oh, it's a little bit dangerous and the reason we are talking about it is because of a kardashian. courtney kardashian told people she is getting rid of her microwaves. should we be onto something? should we get rid of ours? i talked to an expert, in addition to hearing what kourtney had to say about it, a holistic cardiologist, what are the risks with microwaving your food? there are two things. the container you put in the microwave, is there a concern about plastics and chemicals leaching out of those containers into the food? and there is a little bit of concern about that if you're not using an appropriate container, and the other issue is when you do use microwaves to cook your food, and particularly broccoli has been studented in the microwave and it does have an effect on the nutrient balance of the food. if you're going to keep using a microwave

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. >> oh, dina and scott are here. how their love turned into a major motion picture a bridge shut down over politics. their biggest triumph was a traffic jam. chris christie and kim guadagno's failures shortchanged our future. after 8 years- incomes are down, costs are up and our economy is crawling. we are better than this. i'm phil murphy together we'll build a stronger, fairer economy that works for every new jersey family. christie and guadagno left new jersey stuck. i'm serious about moving new jersey forward. he stood up to north jersey special interests nobody delivers more for south jersey than steve sweeney. to increase funding for our schools. he stopped christie's commuter tax, saving south jersey residents over 200 million dollars. and he led the charge to pass paid family leave. aarp applauded sweeney for freezing property taxes for seniors and cutting prices on prescription drugs. "i got to take my hat off to him. he's a man of his word." steve sweeney. because there's more work to do to get south jersey

permitted speculation on this that's why we invited you here don't know gary locke from the magazine's dina thanks for being with us today thank you. and just to update you on breaking news situation we're following for you right now u.s. media reporting more than twenty people are dead in a mass shooting in the u.s. state of texas now that number is unconfirmed we will work to conform it for you want to say a gunman opened fire inside a rule church in the town of southern springs the shooter himself has reportedly been shot. more of the top of the our c.n.n. . g.w. church diversity. where the world of science is at home in many languages. on its own for thought of programming going there it will be. there with us in our innovations magazine for asia. our from every week and always looking to the future on d w dot com science and research for asia. go to visit africa and. your link to news from africa and the world or link to exceptional stories and discussions from the news of easy to our website d w dot com slash freak out join us on facebook at w africa. did east germany cease to exist a

dina's cementing crown prince muhammad's power in the kingdom. and then w. because i speak your language thank god. for content in dari pashto and for prospects for returning our lips fresh will be to the refugee journeys of life in germany and the prospects for those returning home. to join the discussion on t.w. dot com and on facebook. prospects for returning news d.-w. maybe for my. hello welcome to the put a slinky here on d w matchday eleven is a wrap and ready to be sliced and diced and chris harrison joining me this studio are my two sunday guests journalists and but as they get contributor for mail online kid holding out a kid like us and our very own the smart always on the mark meadows goes in mark thank you very much glad to hear it here's what we are serving. new month new hope cologne are hoping to finally win a game this season when they host an out of form hoffenheim and winless at home while spurs post win this away cancer early and of course will revisit their classic up where pryor deflated dortmund three one showing them they're not ready

permitted speculation on this that is why we invited you here don't know gary locke from the magazine's dina thanks for being with us today thank you. i don't mind your of our top stories this hour on g.w. us media report more than twenty people are dead in a mass shooting in the u.s. state of texas that number is not yet confirmed witnesses say the gunman opened fire inside a church in the town of southern springs the shooter is reportedly dead. belgian media say cut along leader carlos first in law and four allies have been conditionally released from jail they had turned themselves in to authorities there earlier on sunday after spain issued a warrant for their arrest. you're watching good of the news coming to you from berlin and don't forget there's more on our web site that address is do w dot com thanks for watching have a great start to your.

thank you to dina and david, and goodbye.oss northern parts of the uk in the last few hours with some spectacular pictures of the northern lights, the aurora borealis, this from the outer hebrides and another from argyll. the phenomenon is a result of the charged particles racing from the sun in the direction of the earth and colliding with our upper atmosphere. enough of the science and onto the forecast. some cloud and onto the forecast. some cloud and drizzle in east anglia and the south—east which is where this weather fund will be at the end of the night but otherwise clear and frost first thing on wednesday morning. mostly outside of town in the countryside where we could have temperatures down to minus four degrees. for many of us it is a beautiful, crisp, sunny start but not in the south east at this stage, still cloudy down here but in bristol and areas further south—west, exeter and most of wales, it is a fine start. temperatures around freezing, some mist and fog around carlisle, and a beautiful but chilly start in

the event is actually being hailed as a huge success, no mention of dina mergeron stabbing mom or theheart, i just don't want to hear about this now. >> michael: i am walking into crimson lights. are you on the patio? oh, then how close are you?

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the event is actually being hailed as a huge success, no mention of dina mergeron stabbing mom or the>> victor: sweetheart, i just don't want to hear about this now. >> michael: i am walking into crimson lights. are you on the patio? oh, then how close are you? all right, i'll just grab a

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as strikes targeted the defense ministry in the yemeni capital it was back in march twenty fifth dina's saudi arabia first began its incursion into yemen by launching an ad campaign against toothy rebels who are backed by iran yemeni civilians have also been affected by the latest saudi led bombing here's what they told our sister channel r.t. arabic. and then a second rocket my house was destroyed i'm just an ordinary person on the bus driver i'm not a military commander not an agent of the state why did they do that to me my house didn't hold a single bullet to the fear that i had weapons so i want them to watch this i have nothing this is just a house and i'm a poor person but i would feel that you knew my head and leg were injured our houses were destroyed this is the result of aggression oh how's this and there were affected by the strike. has intensified his bombardment of yemen in response to a missile fired towards the saudi capital a week ago by hoofy fighters saudi arabia was quick to blame it on iran saying to iran directly supports this is these latest senior u.s. air force

is the starting point but and from that it really gets sort of very complex you start looking into dina records auction house records from the one thousand and forty and that sort of the limits in business and by law the trade is only applied to heat their records attend yes and we have court quite a few auction house records some are also digitized but not all of them are and many of the you know records and auction house records have been destroyed now that is one side of the problems research and then the other side is finding the claimants so you might know that an awkward what's in the procession are a family that was victim to nazi persecution but then many members of that family might actually have died during the holocaust and it was very difficult sometimes to track down if that still are any descendants there well it's fascinating story in your work is says a lady we know it must be very rewarding when you are able to bring art back to its original owner only every house a provenance researcher in london only we appreciate you being on the day and taking the time to share your

. >> dina an is documenting, snapping selfies, gym pictures , posting before and after shots on instagram her followers cheer her on. >> didn't tell a lot of people in my personal life about it,. >> she has lost 80 pounds, over the last year and a half. and she credit much of her success to that social media support group. >> just mostly wanted to hold myself accountable, just be sort of remember the community , just have that support. it kind of helps me think like , well, you know, i should get this work out in, because then i'll have something to post to instagram. >> recent study in the journal of inter-active marketing finds virtual support communities are, in fact, helpful. than sharing successes and disappointment on line can be a key part of reaching weight loss goals. >> we were able to see achievement, milestones, setbacks during the time period. we saw people really used this forum as a way to commit to these goals @ chief them one by one. >> gina more than 14,000 people keeping track of her progress, encouraging her to keep going, calling her incredible and wishing her congrat

. >> dina cassel relied on the food pantry at the church when she needed help getting by.w a volunteer there, she says she will miss seeing one of the shooting vk times, lula woincinski white who was always helping others in the community. >> she had medical problems but she was still here, always happy, always happy. >> reporter: while in the air force the shooter pleaded guilty to assaulting his then wife and stepson, but the air force failed to notify the fbi of that conviction. and that could have prevented him from buying the guns that he used in the deadly church shooting. texas senator john cornyn says he plans to introduce legislation soon that will close that loophole. elaine. >> quijano: thank you. coming up next, the overwhelming moment the widow touches the face that once belonged to her husband. and later vietnam graffiti, the hopes and fears of young men hopes and fears of young men heading off to war. io and fiber, it could be wearing on you. tell your doctor what you've tried and how long you've been at it. linzess works differently from laxatives. linzess

. >> reporter: dina cassel relied on the food pantry at the church when she needed help getting by. now a volunteer there, she says she will miss seeing one of the shooting victims, lula woincinski white who was always helping others in the community. >> she had medical problems but she was still here, always happy, always happy. >> reporter: while in the air force the shooter pleaded guilty to assaulting his then wife and tiepson, but the air force failed to notify the f.b.i. of that conviction. and that could have prevented him from buying the guns that he used in the deadly church teooting. inxas senator john cornyn says e. plans to introduce legislation soon that will close .hat loophole. elaine. >> quijano: omar, thank you. goes i columnist liz smith has died, she was known as the grand dame of dish, she started her gossip kollee at the new york daily news in 1-9d 76 and was later syndicated as dozens of newspapers around the country. among her major scoops, a series of exclusive interviews in the early 1990s where ivana trump at the time of her divorce from real estate tycoon

invited you here don't know gary locke from the magazine's dina thanks for being with us today thank you. i was i'm breaking news coming in media reports say that a number of people have been shot at a church in the u.s. state of texas will bring you more on that story just as soon as we get it and remember you can always find the latest news on our web site at address is d.w. dot com i'm sara harmon in berlin thanks for being with us we'll have an update at the top of the hour say about. when cities are ingolf by the sea. all the dams. and costly protective measures will have been. no. one's. starting november ninth on g.w. . once upon a time there was a country the largest in the world. in fact it was an empire it was called the soviet union shortly before its seventieth birthday get back from the map. it was a good. idea to be a ship if you shave with a group if you believe if you take the stool for you. with. the union of the soviet socialist republics as the state was officially called was one of the global powers of the twentieth century two hundred ninety million people lived

dina titus / nevada (d) :53-1:03to call for the regulation of bump stocks, doesn't look like the ban is going anywhere thanks to the republicans who are mostly controlled by the nra.alexandra limon / @alexlimonnews 1:05-1:17 republican senator dean heller believes the atf may already have the authority to regulate bump stocks and in a statement says he sent a letter urging the atf to reevaluate the decision that allows the use of bump stocks.gaafar hopes congress will consider public safety, and ban the weapon enhancers. robert gaafar / witnessed las vegas shooting life,liberty and the pursuit of happiness. is that not more important to you, than collecting money from the lobbyists. in washington alexandra limon (vicki) (grant) coming up-- a new study reveals just how much people love their dogs... and it might be more than other humans. we'll explain. (vicki) plus... get ready for a lot of company if you're traveling for thanksgiving. we have the new numbers on just how many people are hitting the airports this month. get ready for bigger airport crowds over thanksgiving this year.(

an informal security council meeting last week was a welcome development for venezuelans like med dina page one of the highest ranki ranking diplomats to quit. >> the only way to stop this is through international intervention. >> he resigned to bring attention to the crisis and take down his former boss. >> make a choice, turn your head and have a blind eye or stand up and -- and speak for the voiceless people that were being killed then. and -- are being killed now. jo >> trump administration has sanctions against the government and bar them from lending money to venezuela. this is all amid an economy on the brink of default. they detained the acting president and five vice presidents of citko, the u.s. subsidiary for alleged corruption. the brutal crackdown against widespread protesters left many dead. food and medicine shortages exist. >> my life is irrelevant when we're talking. 30 million people hijacked by an international criminal. i mean it. >> he will present evidence by crimes against humanity at the organization of american states later this month in d.c. as dissent from th

>> dina, thank you for sharing your story.story is like so many millions of americans, your husband and my dad came here seeking freedom and a land of opportunity. small businesses, businesses like the restaurant y'all own, two-thirds of all new jobs come from small businesses. under the last eight years of democratic control, small businesses have been hammered with taxes and regulations. jonathan asked why is there not more bipartisan compromise. there used to be democrats who would support cutting taxes. the problem is that the democratic party in today's senate has become more extreme. bernie and i have done three of these debates. he's a socialist. he admits he's a socialist and wants to raise everyone's taxes. and so, maria, i'd like to ask you a question that i asked bernie last time. this is a tax debate. what is the difference between a democrat and a socialist on taxes? >> you know, ted, i really thought about this issue of you trying to divide the democrats. but we're a big-tent party. there's room for bernie and th

it doesn't say dina powell was there through the night talking to him.e would get the go-ahead. there are a few different models they can choose. right now they'll choose the chinese model. they're getting a signal from the united states, that's okay with us. that's a big mistake for us, it's a big mistake for the region. >> i will say nbc news was give ayn statement regarding the kushner visit that officials told the two men to discuss and broker an agreement between the israelis and the palestinians, and discussed kushing iranian and hezbollah aggression against israel. the saudi regime is sort of acting in ways that are more putinlike. you've written quite a bit -- you are very conversant with the region. would you describe that as sort of an accurate assessment of what's happening inside saudi arabia? >> i would say yes, and it's a balkanization of the middle east. this crown prince has been moving in a very aggressive way for, i would say, the last year or so. look at his track record. basically we have a war in yemen that is becoming a human catast

. >> in downtown santa rosa the streets weren't quite as crowded but many like dina and her friend gailere doing heir their part. >> i feel strongly about supporting local businesses anyway with the fire even more. >> the metro chamber of commerce is offering discounts. long-term florist here says she needs help. >> my business is very, very bad because i lost lots of customers around the fountain grove area. >> some customers relocated after the fire but many are slowly returning. >> we want to you come back downtown and fall in love with it all over again. >> sonoma strong now and through the holidays. ? sonoma county with cornell bernard abc 7 news. >> a holiday tradition begins by one of the city as first residents. abc 7 news was on mouser lain where boy scout troops spread mulch and a hillside. it will turn into a angels and saints created by the neighbor created one also. >> the the holiday display is what the neighbor put on his property many years ago. the public can come and see the display he started more than 50 years ago. >> pretty impressive. that display will be lt lit up

not moments ago, the president, donald trump tweeted, dina brazile, the dnc rigged to steal the primary from bernie sanders. bought and paid for by crooked hillary. this is real collusion, and dishonesty. major violation of campaign finance laws, and money laundering appeared where is our justice department? great questions. the crime family, that's what they are. a political machine, was willing to put all ethics aside, do nothing, anything, everything they could do. to mow down the one man, anybody, that stood in their way. stop and think about this for a minute. could you just imagine today, president trump, if he was accused and there was evidence that he rigged the rnc and the primary in his favor to help him steal an election chemically due and an end -- there would be calls for investigation. because this is a bounce rate for democrats, social media which is so corrupt, they are barely covering it. this is a breathtaking moment. she's a former secretary of state. former first lady of our country. former senator. former first lady of arkansas. rigged and stole a primary election.

. >> in downtown santa rosa, the streets weren't quite as crowded, but many like dina and her friendheir part. >> i always feel strongly about supporting local businesses anyway. but with the fire, even more. >> the metro chamber of commerce is offering this holiday shopping passport filled with downtown discounts. long-time florist says she needs help. >> my business is very, very bad because i lost lots of customers around the fountain grove area. >> some customers relocated after the fire but many are slowly returning. >> we want you to come back downtown and fall in love with it all over again. sonoma strong. now and through the holidays. in sonoma county, cornell barnard, abc 7 news. >>> the el cerrito community is banding together to continue a holiday tradition started by one of the first residents of the city. abc 7 news was on mouser lane where boy scout troops shoveled and spread mulch on a hillside. it will turn into a vista of lambs, angels and saints just like the one created by beloved neighbor sun dar shoddy. >> it's something that mr. shoddy put on to his property yea

. >> in downtown santa rosa, the streets weren't quite as crowded, but many like dina and her friendail, doing their part. >> i always feel strongly about supporting local businesses anyway. but with the fire, even more. >> there's a holiday shopping passport filled with downtown discounts. long-time florist says she needs help. >> my business is very, very bad because i lost lots of customers around the fountain grove area. >> some customers relocated after the fire but many are slowly returning. >> we want you to come back downtown and fall in love with it all over again. in sonoma county, cornell barnard, abc 7 news. >>> the el cerrito community is banding together to celebrate. abc 7 news was on mouser lane where students spread mulch on a hillside. it will turn into a vista of lands, angels and saints just like the one created by beloved neighbors. >> it's something that mr. shoddy put on to his property years ago. the public can continue to come and see the display that he started more than 50 years ago. >> the display will be up this year from december 10th to the 26th. it wil

that vacancy could be potentially filled by the deputy national security adviser for security, dina powell a very important figure. we saw her in europe and the middle east. we saw her in asia as well. but again that's the second scenario. that would be less likely to happen. this might not happen. tillerson might decide to stay. i'm told it's likely that by the end of january he may be gone and then we'll see who replaces him. >> sandra: to go back to the president's words, when asked, he hears. the president appears to be in a war of words with the british prime minister teresa may. >> reporter: i think the operative word that should be added to that is yet again. what this stems from, yesterday the president tweeted, retweeted rather, three videos that were put out by a woman who is the deputy from the britain first party, which is an all tra nationalism, some people call it neo fascist party. these were videos reporting to show violence perpetrated by muslims. one has been shot down by the police in belgium where this incident occurred. but teresa may didn't take too kindly to the pres

. >> reporter: in downtown santa rosa, the streets weren't as crowded but dina and her husband gail areoing their part. >> i'm always for supporting local businesses, anyway, but with the fires, even more. >> reporter: the metro chamber of commerce is offering this passport filled with downtown discounts. longtime florist cheryl moe says she needs help. >> i lost a lot of customers around the fountain grove area. >> reporter: some customers relocated after the fire, but many are slowly returning. >> we want to you come back downtown and fall in love with it all over again. >> reporter: sonoma strong, now and through the holidays. in sonoma county, cornell berna bernard, abc 7 news. >>> the el cerrito community is banding together to continue a holiday tradition started by one of the city's first residents. boy scout troops shoveled and spread mulch on a hillside. that hillside will turn into a vista of lands, angels and saints just by the one created by neighbor charvon. >> the public can continue to come and see the display that he started more than 50 years ago. >> well, the display w

ambassador nikki haley replace tillerson with dina powell, top advisor for the nec would replace haley. sarah sanders gave standard response for the administration, precarious response when she was asked whether or not the president has confidence in tillerson. >> when the president loses confidence in somebody they will no longer be here. as the president said, on the record, and several of you were in the room in the oval today, the secretary of state is here and we're working hard to get big things accomplished and close out what already has been a very strong and positive year. reporter: already heard that with a few times with people that stayed in the administration and have left. by the way tillerson is expected to move on forward with his schedule. he will make several stops next week in europe. melissa, back to you. melissa: blake, thank you. connell: here to he react what has become the story of the day, charlie hurt out of d.c., "washington times" opinion editor, fox news contributor as well. i was thinking about this story, charlie, if someone said to the bosses at fox, how

dina fine, medicine and health editor. kathleen quinn, senior advise tore the fda commissioner. have lisa matthews, vice president of hager sharp and co-leader of the national press club headliners team. skipping over our guests for a moment, we have bill pierce, senior director of apco worldwide and who organized today's event. alison fitzgerald-cojack. and jim spencer, a washington correspondent for the minneapolis star tribune. pedro alfaruk, reporter. and charles -- dr. charles sneiderman, health and science correspondent for audio, video news. thank you all for joining us. [ applause ] i would also like to take one moment to acknowledge additional members of the headliners team responsible for organizing today's luncheon. betsy fisher martin, lori russo, heather weaver, and press club staff liaison lindsey underwood. thank you all. for our c-span and public radio audiences, please be aware that in the audience today are members of the general public. any applause you may hear is not necessarily from the working press. so being a successful commissioner of the u.s. food and

dina i'm going to start with you. i want to get your reaction to trump's tweet.there's any correlation here between the egypt attack and calling for the ban? >> there's a clear correlation between an attack in egypt and a wall on the united states border. of course it's absurd but we've seen this before and the president when he talks about the opioid problem talks about the need for a border wall even though that's not the source of the problem. they're seemingly no problem that we have that cannot be cured by the border wall in his telling, so but it shows a certain willingness to exploit whatever is occurring around the world to further this domestic agenda. clearly, the democrats as you were pointing out aren't buying it, even people in his own party have basically said that this border wall is not a solution to anything. >> mark, egypt has been fighting an insurgency in the sinai for more than three years or so. does this latest attack signal that cc is taking the wrong track and that he's trying to acquire more missiles and that sort of thing versus actuall

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mcmaster, with john kelly, with dina powell, poring over the briefing books, because from this pointward, every trip, every stop, has diplomatic pitfalls that need to be avoided. there is a slow ramp on this trip. on sunday he's playing golf with prime minister shinzo abe. that should be a pretty easy layup. they've spoken 14 times on the phone. also shared a round of golf when the prime minister visited the united states. things get a little trickier on monday as spencer said, once you get into beijing. what i have seen about this white house unlike going to michael phelps' swimming meets of the olympics is, this white house doesn't have a lot of creativity or a lot of people to put on a lot of bells and whistles on these trips. so they're staying very much in a narrow diplomatic protocol lane, almost giving yourself over to your host. go where the host asks you to go. show up to the meetings that they ask you to show up. don't take a lot of risks. don't do a lot yourself, because, frankly, they don't have the personnel or expertise to do it. >> hey, spencer is there a rock band qua

reporting that dina powell and gary cohn leaving the room whenever mueller's name comes up. i'm joined by a former federal prosecutor and a candidate for attorney general. and "huffington post" director. >> i want to focus on this. first on the law, what would happen if donald trump did change the legal team and change his approach? >> this could be interesting. so far his lawyer, ty cobb, has taken traditional approach publicly telling everyone that he's interested in openness. that the white house is cooperating. he's basically saying the white house is obligated to comply with requests and he is complying with them. turning over e-mails, making witnesses available for interviews and so forth. if we were to have, say, a steve bannon universe defense team where the white house in essence went to war with bob mueller, that could lead to some very interesting results. as we've seen the last couple days, mueller is playing for keeps. indicting without first speaking with defense counsel and it could become a very fierce, pitched battle if the defense strategy inside the white

dina powell, who founded the goldman sachs 10,000-women initiative, helping women start businesses aroundteve mnuchin, gary cohn, elaine chow, bets y voss, all the criminals. sarah huckabee sanders shot her own credibility standing by the president and defending this. but for those who work in this administration and remain silent, when the president who is on the eve of, whether we like it or not, passing extraordinary tax reform that's a giant win for him -- >> and he tweets absolute garbage. >> garbage. >> but anyone who watches and understands american history, who was the person who stood by the dread scott decision? all those supreme court decisions. who were the people who stood by when mayor anderson was not allowed to sing and had to sing at the memorial? who are these people? the point is for 398 years since 20,000-odd african-americans arrived in 2017, the black movement has survived. these people are consumed by power. they will not trip donald trump because frankly they want to defend their power. sarah huckabee sanders, i don't want to hear anything about her talking from th

here is what dina marr told nbc news about the alleged abuse she experienced as an aide for conyers.i think he is evil. i think he is despicable. he is dishonest. it was outrageous. but i think he loved to do outrageous things because, what are you going to do about it? it's sort of a game. >> the latest allegation is similar to three others leveled last week. one of the complaints was settled with the accuser for $27,000. still, a spokesman for the lawmaker tries to normalize his proclivity for stripping down to his underwear in front of staff. >> his closet is right in his office. right here. he changes clothes in his office. most of us have walked in on him accidentally without knocking and have seen him in his underwear. >> nbc's kasie hunt joins me from capitol hill. a third democrat has come forward saying conyers needs to resign. where are the rest of the democrats on this? >> it's been, frankly, a slow process for democrats to call for conyers' resignation. there are a lot of reasons for that. it is, in some ways, difficult for a lot of these members of congress to call on on

[applause] >> dina cehan. >> hi, there. excuse me. my name is dena country, han and i'm a resident and the supportive housing will be built literally in my backyard. i just wanted to share my experience as a nurse practitioner working in substance abuse and mental health and with people who a large portion of whom are homeless. i have patients at the renee cousinov and patients at the richardson. when my patients get into those buildings we're overjoyed because we know that they'll get a new lease on life. we purchased our home in 2011 at that building. and we knew from day one from blueprints what was going to be on the lot next door and we supported it then and we support it now. ahem. i hear a lot of fear from my neighbors and, as we know, fear can be quite irrational and i hope that, you know, as this gets built and we all become one community that fear will go away. i hear my neighbors most often say that they support diversity and affordable housing, just not here. there's an acronym for it, i'm not going to say it. but i'll say

then i ask, where is kelly, where's mattis, mcmaster, i assure you, dina powell views herself as a global citizen. ivanka trump is on her royal tour in india. what gives? what are they saying about this? >> you can see my face and how serious this is. i want to tell sanders what's real. what's real is someone driving a truck on to a sidewalk and killing people. what's real is terrorists with knives and guns and stabbing and killing people. this is a country that continues to grapple with extremism, with real incidents on a continually basis. it couldn't be taken more seriously. this is a direct insult to our closest ally in theresa may and in the british government. yvette cooper, who was speaking, is a former candidate for prime minister in the labor party. but here's the thing. i'm going to do something a little different. i'm going to stop treating him as i try to do now, not as a media star, not about his tweets, and i think to treat his base as a monolithic group that views these tweets and are thrills by them is entirely wrong. let's go to those people and ask them, do you support t

tomorrow's front pages at 10:40 this evening in the papers — our guests joining me tonight are journalist dinaad of the brake, in the car park of withington community hospital in greater manchester. relatives of the two women gasped in court as thejudge relatives of the two women gasped in court as the judge said he was suspending the two—year response sentence. —— prison sentence. philip bull won't be going to jail. but a judge says he will for ever bear the burden of having killed two people. claire has lamb and deb a clifton died after he versed his car into them. his defence barrister was saying about how remorse. he was, sorry, he has never once directed that at us as a family. that is the least he could have done. it happened on the car park of withington hospital. 90—year—old bull was reversing his automatic ford focus. he panicked, pressed the accelerator instead of the brake. a report by a police investigator said such mistakes weren't uncommon, particularly among elderly drives in automatic vehicles. at manchester crown court he admitted two counts of causes death by dangerous drivin

gun laws in the us that is honest for courts that's not a feeling that's shared by gun owners or dina's. well told the oklahoma flags at half staff mourning the victims of last week's texas church shooting thousands file into what is billed as the largest gun show in the world take a. gap. in the parking lot of this exhibition center there are license plates from dozens of states visitors come to buy and sell guns and everyone we spoke to told us the same thing the u.s. should not pass laws restricting their second amendment right to own guns the person behind the gun. we need to get back to god before immediately go you know there are lots of problems because people don't enforce the current statutes really and force them on us for anyone that breaks the law we should stand behind it and convict them and stick but then we weren't allowed to take our cameras inside of the gun show but i did go inside and walk around and what i saw were a lot of hunting rifles antique guns and a handful of a ar fifteen which are assault rifles a bill banning assault weapons was introduced in the u.s. sen

my name is dinas and i'm a dual degree candidate with the m.b.a. and school of foreign service. my question is, with regard to the last 25 years, the fact of 25 years of russian relations and the prime minister's comments at the munich security conference within this past year, stating that the west and russia sliding into a new cold war. does president clinton look back on these last 25 years of u.s.-russia relations and are there any decisions that he would ultimately have done differently? thank you. mr. talbott: i think about that every day. i suspect madeleine does too. i'm going too to give you a simplistic answer because we don't have -- i'm going to give you a similaristic answer because we don't have time for a sophisticated one. . no i don't think there was something we could have done or something that we should not have done that would have changed this. i think that personalities, individuals really matter in this world. boris jeltsen did many good things -- yeltsin citizen did many good things. he had huge problems to deal with. his motives were good. he wanted rus

. >> dina, you're a comedian, a mom, now an entrepreneur. >> we make a lot about mother hood.hat had 93 million views. when that one came out i said to my husband, what was it about this video that was -- just resonated with so many people and i said to him i don't think people understand how much women love wine. i think it is like unknown how much we will do for wine and i said to my husband why give people a video when we can make a game >> jen fred is the queen of wine, to this will be perfect >> it comes in a wine bottle box, that was my favorite part of the game. it's kind of a cross between classic board game and dirty sha raised, it's kind of make your name through the game to the tasting room where every woman wants to be and you'll land on a couple different spots, you're wearing our fancy necklace, you might become what we call the wine witch and you have to fill up the glasses of everyone at the table until a new wine witch is named. you also my may be put in time out in which you have to turn around and face the wall. you don't have to just drink wine. you'll roll

. >> watching those levels dina sanchez, would you be a buyer of the eem right now >> you're making abig component is in fact the china, growth stories that are largely technology stories and that is why we like eem, we like emerging markets because of the expansion of trade and the fact that that has yet to really make it's way into the bottom line in terms of sales and however those sales numbers are continuing to grow even though we've seen an expansion of pes, a lot has been tech-related we still see a lot more to the story and a big part of the story is a latin america, not asia and so we do see opportunities within emerging markets, but we think they're going to get more idioincattic getting back to matt's comment about the dollar we think that the story and the dollar really is that while it may bounce as he mentioned because we're ahead of the ball game in terms of raising rates, relative to emerging markets, it's probably going to remain weak the growth differential still support a weaker dollar relative to em currencies >> gina sanchez, matt bailey on eem. reminder folks two

hi, dina. you can order the whole thing parts of it, warm, hot whatever they need, is that right. >> yes, get it hot cold, you can get it instructions from frustrates on how to do it at your friend's house if you need to. we can give it all together in one thing. what he can do it all separate , do it yourself there or if everybody wants their own individual meal we can do that too. >> no touchy touchy between veggie and non-veggie. >> and we are opened what time on thursday morning. >> thursday morning we are opened from 7:00 to 12:00 and staying opened an extra hour on wednesday evening. >> tomorrow night. >> yes, tomorrow night we will be opened until 8:00 p.m. >> your favorite thing in there is that mushroom stroddle. >> yes definitely. >> i'm sure it tastes really good when it is warm, alex and mike but it just doesn't look good. this is dibrunos where everything looks good. >> yes. >> everything looks great. it is cool, bobby. it is cool. awesome. >> well, look at you being on owes. >> we

not everyone will be there but dina, nicole, vinny, ronnie, sammy sweetheart isn't there. >> what about ronnie, is he there. >> yes, snooki. >> what else would they have to do. >> oh, geese. >> mike, hold on. >> you got his legs. >> wow. >> jen, is she still at camp out. >> yes, for this giving tuesday. >> give it up for hunger. >> we have the big five coaches, i believe there is six you see jay wright, phil martelli, the reigning chapel of poppa shot is jay wright. will this be his victory. find out after the break. ♪weee! today's the day! wahoo! there's the second-most famous groundhog in pennsylvania. phew, am i late?! nah, just in time. nice. holiday scratch-offs from the pennsylvania lottery. aww. things just got very merry. keep on scratchin'! >>> have we dressed quincy. >> let the man speak. >> let him live, let the man live. >> what do you have on. >> where did you get that. >> in this day and age this is probably inappropriate. i don't think we can do that anymore. >> you know what we should do. >> sue. >> what? let's fill tonight with fake flowers, make poinsettias. >> yes. >>