and there is the exciting free enterprise solution so on the phil donahue show it if you don't want to regulate it but then you tax it because then you tax pollution. >> host: in canada they are proposing climate change and then marching in the streets how will those play out y especially in the united states quick. >> it is quite an educational effort but just consider the alternatives of a regulatory state the cap and trade which is enormously complicated or even a simple pricing of the negative effects of the burning of fossil fuels but conservatives believe accountability brings blessings and havoc results from the lack of accountability so climate change is that i havoc that comes from lack of a bit - - accountability. >> and then to go to the city dump with that space that they take up in the city dump and go where you pick up their trash isn't that appropriate? than they take up space in the city dump to build a new dump. themarge them and make accountable and then we need to charge for that space but then accountability is in the blessings. . >> if you are thinking on the react

on the phil donahue show, dr. father ofthe modern -- he says you tax it. be tax pollution. -- you tax pollution. host: in canada they are passing a proposal and not putting taxes into play. in france they are marching in the streets because of a proposed tax. how do you think that will play out in the united states? guest: it really is quite an educational effort. ant is why we are educational outlet. the alternatives are regulatory. that was a clean power plan. another alternative is thecap -- is the cap in trade. or there is the pricing at of the negative effects of burning. -- fx of bring burning fossil fuels and bringing accountability to all of us. climate change is the havoc that comes of the lack of accountability. we are used to this idea of paying for what we take, aren't we? if you're a trash haul are going to the city dump, they will charge you for the space you take up in the city dump. you will back the charge up to all of your customers on your route where you pick up their trash. is that appropriate? otherwise the trash hauler and the custom

well if he correspondent pierre donahue is in paris and he joins us now so pierre what's the situation in paris at the moment. well there are definitely some incidents on the show there is a we some people are grabbing some rocks some security fences lightening some fires in this very iconic as new but on the other side police firing tear gas and water cannons it last for hours now to this morning and of course this is very impressive images but it's also just a small part of the movement even in paris there are other demonstrations we speak for people and went in and. now science b.l.v.d. is no stranger to protests but this kind of all violent demonstrations of people burning barricades and police firing firing tear gas is this usual well it has happened before ever here it's maybe more shocking because it's on show there is a which is one of the most famous streets of paris in the world and usually demonstrations in france are more organized it's political party though unions with their own services of security their own organizations and groups walking from point a to point b. to re

if you go back to the 80s, donald trump on phil donahue, many of you don't know who phil donahue is. talking about the japanese taking advantage of us, unfair trade agreements. what he has accomplished, better deal with mexico, canada, better deal with south korea and that is just the fact. these trade deals are fair for the united states and trump's idea of free trade is free-trade. give the american people the opportunity to be on a level playing field they will beat anybody in the world. he is a free trader and that is how i justify that part. the other part i mention is the president has so much bombast they miss the subtlety. he is a total dealmaker. that is why positions have changed over time. he is perceived as a winner. steve bannon who is not that, principle or a winner. he is out there, he is out there beating mitch mcconnell and killing mitch mcconnell when he was sitting in the white house. what trump finally understood when they got bannon out of there was mitch mcconnell can help me. if i am nice to mitch mcconnell three days a week he is going to help me be a historic

if you go back to the '80s donald trump on phil donahue and many of you don't know who phil donahue is and donald trump was talking about japanese taking unfair trade agreements. better deal with mexico, better deal with canada, better deal with south korea and that's just a fact. i mean, these trade deals are fair for the united states and trump's idea of free trade is purely freed trade, but if you give the american people the opportunity to compete on a completely level playing field that they will beat anybody in the world and that we haven't been competing on a level playing field and we've been winning. you want fair trade, no tariffs from us and no tariffs from you. and i think he's a free trader, i justify that part. the other thing on mitch is, people miss-- because the president is so much bombbast. they miss the subtle tee. he's a deal maker, he's not wed to any particular ideology. he's to be perceived as a winner. and steve bannon is not like that in any way, either principled or a winner he's out there beating the bejesus out of mitch mcconnell when he's sitting in the wh

all right acting legend martin sheen and broadcasting titan phil donahue are among the culture bidders next in our documentary paying the price for peace this is r.t. international. so after reading trash for life it needs to keep the nicaraguan. invited us back. for the twenty fifth anniversary of the founding of the episode. on october fifth or in the past this plane was shot down and they're going to come into play. going to target reagan to run. and there was one crew member of the parachute to shake. eugene. to. come from. your army after your ride. to be going on with your future tribe you know was taking place out to the crash site. we want to go on the helicopter with but the crash site house and i'm sure yours about all the white sheep and all these covert lights. and he would course angry because he had been abandoned by the reagan administration was basically a covert operator mershon he was proud of. his capture would reveal a complex web of covert operations run by u.s. colonel oliver north. reagan's administration had bypassed compression. controls and funded the contra i

to avoid the delays, get off at donahue, bridgeway to alexander avenue and reconnect to 101 there.all the way to the golden gate bridge. >>> we are tracking hi-def doppler because you can see the rain pushing across the bay area. our second storm system is here. and you can see even heavy downpours across the east bay. scattered showers today and tonight. looking dry and sunny through the weekend. have a great day. >>> good morning. it's friday, november 23, 2018. >>> americans are hitting the shops today and most if not all of them are heading for discounts, how to find black friday deals you might not expect. first, here's today's eye opener at 8:00. >>> black friday is likely to set records with millions of shoppers getting up before dawn to start spending. >> we had leftovers, came out to shop. >> some people skipped the turkey dinner to be part of this tradition. >> i wonder if it should be called black november instead of black friday. >> the tales of the demise of brick and mortar retailers has been greatly exaggerated. this is the super bowl of shopping. >>> in a televised

lou: what about the koch brothers, tom donahue, u.s. multinationals, wall street. looks like they are having their way, doesn't it? >> the same people that do not want e-verify. lou: or merit-based immigration. >> another -- she needs to look in the mirror. they want century cities, they do not want e-verify. they want to talk about abolishing i.c.e. theydo not want i.c.e. -- lou: are we talking to harris or the people with the money driving the agenda? >> both. lou: tom homan, always good to have you with us. thanks so much. you think that the president will succeed in holding one of the border? >> i think he will do everything within his power to do what congress -- and i want to thank you for telling the story. you are one of the guys telling the truth and i appreciate that. lou: thank you very much. appreciate all that you do and have done for years. thanks so much, tom homan. >>> braking is the wall street journal reporting that the central intelligence agency, has concluded that saudi crown prince ordered the murder of saudi dissident, jamal khashoggi. the ci

so i'll be calling on council member allen and deputy mayor donahue to come together to draft emergency legislation to clear this block, 24/7. >> as for what could be causing this crime wave across the district, the police chief here points to illegal firearms, the commissioner says that drugs a play big role. she wants the streets protected and cleared of drugs and weapons. we're live here outside of police headquaters, i'm justin finch. news 4, back to you. >> thank you. it's 5:04 right now and a montgomery county teacher faces dwi charges in a deadly crash over the holiday weekend. he teaches english and theater in gaithersburg. police say his car was disabled on i-95 near gadsden, north carolina a car swerved to mis a him that man died. the principle released a statement saying in par police have indicated mr. saadipour m have significant responsibility for the accident. he will be on leave while he addresses this serious matter. >> a blind man and his sdovice were attacked on a metro train simply for bumping into two men. the men attacked him on metr oes the victim tells police he

david long and reese donahue combining on the play for west virginia. 6:30 to go.ys on the move again. i think we are seeing, todd, why dana holgorsen went for it twice. would not have felt comfortable with a six-point lead the way oklahoma state moved the ball in the second half. >> todd: tyron johnson is the guy at the bottom who's going get the single coverage most of the time if you're looking for a big throw. >> sean: play clock down five. pressure off the corner. and he got upended. cornelius escapes away. throws into the end zone and stoner could not hang on. >> todd: he had stoner open early, but he couldn't get his feet set to throw it. when he did throw it, there were some bodies around. stoner goes high to make the play, but the hit by kenny robinson at the end knocks the ball loose. if cornelius could have seen stoner early, he was wide open, and a breakdown in the west virginia coverage, but he couldn't get him the football. >> sean: big day already for stoner. career high nine catches and 127 receiving yards. >> todd: nice run. >> sean: with that very

so i'll be cling on council member allen and deputy mayor donahue to come together to draft emergency legislation to clear this block24/7. >> and police chief says that they're also amplifieds well. and the uptick in homicid comes as crime is down. it takes place this afternoon at 16th stree and good hope road in southeast. back to you in studio. >> a blind man and service dog were attacked on a metro train because he bumped into two other men. the men attacked him on the red line yesterday morning.m the vic told police he accidentally bumped them while getting on to the train atho island avenue. a woman nearby caught the incident on camera and snapped ese pictures. we're told the man and his dog are okay. >> we continue to track the crisis at the u.s.-mexico border. they're camped out near the border and unable to cross. offials arrested nearly 70 people. all of whom were allegedly trying to get into the coury illegally. over the weekend, troops fired tear gas into the crowd of peopo attempting cross the border. some of those people were women and children. it appears none of them wa

to avoid it, get off at donahue street and connect with bridgeway and then get on 101 at alexander avenue. we don't know how long it will take to clear the wreck. 580 to golden gate bridge right now is a 16-minute drive. that's a look at traffic. >>> right now bargain hunters across the country are hitting the stores on this black friday ready to shell out serious cash. look at the mall of america in minnesota, not crazy. but it's huge. they are probably spread out. >> that's your favorite shopping center. >> i love that place. yeah. >> it's huge. it's like a city. >> it has a little, um, carnival thing in it -- not carnival, amusement park. they have roller coasters and a log ride! >> anne, shopping, hello! >>> here in the bay area one of the most popular black friday spots is in livermore and that's where da lin is. he has been talking to people in line and maybe shopping, da? we don't know. >> reporter: yeah. very busy here. a lot of shopaholics. a lot of discount seekers right here. look at the nike store line. here's the challenge. we are talking about 31 hours of nonstop shopping at

on the phil donahue show, dr. father ofthe modern -- he says you tax it.tax pollution. -- you tax pollution. host: in canada they are passing a proposal and not putting taxes into play. in france they are marching in the streets because of a proposed tax. how do you think that will play out in the united states? guest: it really is quite an educational effort. ant is why we are educational outlet. the alternatives are regulatory. that was a clean power plan. another alternative is thecap -- is the cap in trade. or there is the pricing at of the negative effects of burning. -- fx of bring burning fossil fuels and bringing accountability to all of us. climate change is the havoc that comes of the lack of accountability. we are used to this idea of paying for what we take, aren't we? if you're a trash haul are going to the city dump, they will charge you for the space you take up in the city dump. you will back the charge up to all of your customers on your route where you pick up their trash. is that appropriate? otherwise the trash hauler and the customers