a social event and you run into alexander downer who was the australian what?> there is a misunderstanding that it just run into this person randomly. jesse: you believe you were set up again. off course. jesse: you were manipulated into a meeting with alexander downer who is a russian diplomat. >> this was the head of the equivalent of the cia of australia for 17 years. he was the foreign minister and now the top diplomat in the london. so then he basically starts becoming bridge rant, talking to me saying trump is a horrible person. all your ideas in the middle east, my personal ideas, my business was the energy business in israel. they are a threat to british interests. and i have no memory of talking about emails. >> you say you never spoke to him about emails, but he downer went to who, the fbi and said this gentleman who is working for the trump campaign, george papadopoulos told me about hillary's emails and some russian zmeks is that what happened? >> that's what the media is saying. i'd told the fbi i felt he was recording my meetings. jesse: you went

>> jimmy: this is daisy the downer dog. [ laughter ] >> can i feel it?> jimmy: yes, you can feel it. what do you think? how does she feel? >> this is so cute! >> jimmy: yeah, isn't it cute? >> can i feel it? >> i really think the kids would like it. >> fluffy. >> jimmy: this is a special dog. you know how most dogs are happy? >> yes. >> yeah. >> jimmy: this one isn't happy at all. this is daisy the downer dog. >> down. >> jimmy: yeah. this is a dog that says sad things. you want to hear? >> uh sxwluf here we go. >> i'm daisy the downer dog. what's your name? >> jimmy: oh, what's your name? >> allie. >> do you like chocolate? >> yes. >> if i eat chocolate, i'll die. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh, wow. >> oh, wow. >> will you be my friend? >> yeah. >> yeah. >> my last friend got hit by a bus. he was a kitty cat. >> oh. >> jimmy: isn't that sad? do you want to say something? tell him your name. >> i hate myself. do you hate me too? >> no. >> jimmy: oh, isn't that sweet. what do you think she needs? >> attention? >> jimmy: maybe a hug would be nice? anybody want

anks. >> david downer. >> david downer over there. >> i'm sorry. >> listen, i'll bring it back up.e out there today, guys, sunny skies, going to gorgeous, love it. >> thank you. >> we have gorgeous conditions out there. we have a few rain showers later tonight and then we're scot-free so wngre loo better as we go into christmas eve and christmas hoy. but these rainrs will catch people be surprise. between 8:00 p.m. and 2:00 m., that's when we'll see them passing through. we'll have a 30% to 40% chance we'll see them where you are but otrwise looking like a great day. christmas eve will be breezy and another cold shot of air behind the rain showers so chr ctmas eve aistmas day will be in the low to mid-40s so chilly christmas eve when we have the wind. wednesday all sunshine iwe're bao the mid to upper 40s. so your weekend activyies for tof you're traveling, quiet weather. i'll show you that on the united states radar. as far as spping is concerned, no weather concerns out there. ngu may be concerned with finding a par spot but that's about it. church services beautiful morning out

debbie downer. >> and you know why i agree? because facebook has a ton f lencton ofleverage and margin ak everything is okay ingoing to come back. as of today with the market up 250, it was down two or three bucks so they're still selling at these low prices. david: with all of this negativity i'm going to come out with an optimistic prediction. i believe what is going to happen, as i said before, this president knows more than anybody else that he needs a good economy in order to get reelected and he wants desperately to get reelected for the good of the country. and as a result of that he's going to come out with some kind of deal with the chinese. i think the chinese are already aware of that. they probably worked on all of the details, even though they're going to try to take it right to the last minute. once that happens i believe the market is going to pop. i believe it will go back to and above the highest point that it's gone in 2017 and 2018. so i am predicting good times ahead. anybody want to take a stab at that? >>

so far nothing has really happened to make things better in armenia is excuses downer explanation is down well the ruling party these republicans are still control of parliament now that will be the case anymore so we'll see we'll see if he manages to make a dent in our media's problems josh and i can chat in year than thank you very much . now to some of the other stories making news around the world saving russian human rights activists live near alex a gave us as guide she was ninety one the animal the last soviet era dissidents still active in russia annexed it was expelled from the communist party in one thousand nine hundred sixty eight for highlighting soviet human rights abuses and she continued to press the kremlin on its human rights record until the end of the. china has demanded canada release a red arrested huawei executive among one job or face consequences mom is being held in vancouver and faces extradition to the united states where she is accused of violating sanctions on iran on friday she appeared before a court which adjourned a decision on whether or not to allo

he was a downer. really. kind of a downer.as just a kid when carter was in office and talking about the down days. you never heard any optimism from obama on our economy. every time we got a jobs report he would say we are making a little improvement. he would never admit the glass was half full. he told business owners they didn't build that and he left corporate america with the highest tax rate in the world. and forced many of them to relocate overseas. when they go overseas, guess what, jobs go overseas. his only game in town was his fed, bernanke and yellen, had it not been for them our economy would never have climbed out of the hoilt was in. i'm setting the record straight for those on the left, including those who don't understand economics over at cnn, including president trump himself who is trying to take credit for the current administration's economic policies. they need to recognize the pathetic weakness of their own anti-capitalist agenda. joining me a man who knows a thinger. >> two about creating growth. art l

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in this time, it's a downer a few days after christmas. but in our world, we have a lot of innocents slain, children who don't have what they need. it's a time for the churng to reflect -- church to remrekt on that and pay on that. >> in the palestinian context, they had their gods and there were child sacrifice, part of the pagan religions that preceded the jews. the children get it in the neck and it's unfortunate. >> yeah. >> aant seeking to eliminate a rival. >> any competition. >> and then the three kings, they -- we give their feast riter. >> i have to correct you. i have to do these things. we always say three kings. there's no evidence of how many kings there were. they had three gifts so people say there's three. i like to say the wise men. >> wise men from the east. >> that's all we know about that. . >> astroll gists -- astronomers. >> they were the first gentiles in matthew's gospel, we have the shepards and those people coming to see them as the first to acknowledge the krooisz. these -- christ. these are the gentiles who come

as you can see here on our storm ranger mobile doppler radar the downer pos continue.valley, you are about to see steadier rains from castro valley heading into your location in half an hour or show. san jose catching a brief break. but this line of showers will continue to advance into the south bay as we approach around midnight tonight. again you see here on the future cast from 9:00 until midnight the he can to us shifts into the south bay. behind it some clearing. still a chance for a few showers. notice the time stamp. 5:00 a.m. tomorrow, as the morning commute get lot of heav rain. but the rain that's falling right now will likely leave ponding on the roads for the, mo. we will still see slick conditions in the morning. we shouldn't be adding to it though as we go through the day on monday. a few showers are possible around the hill tops but nothing like they are seeing outside right now. morning temperatures will be in the 40s to low 50s. highs tomorrow under gradually clearing case is should be close to 60 in santa clara and san jose, trivalley, close to 60. u

if you get a negative view of downer to teach kids. is not morallyb, good. it is not worthwhile. you should not prepared to go to work. prepare your education, have a calling, that is a challenge we are facing. we will see if the democrats can be a little more positive on business. >> you have seen it as a teacher in the classroom and now washington. why is it hard to curb government pending? >> -- spending? >> it is increasingly hard because people are not willing benefitsinstantaneous in the short term. the protestant ethic, i have written papers on this, max weber, you are not just willing to invest in yourself, education up front. that is like reading spinach. that is best eating spinach. spinach.s like eating study hard, it is going to be good for you. the samery has to do thing. capital investment is the number one cause of economic growth. you have to eat your spinach. you do not get all the fun consumption goods. you have to invest some of that into capital equipment for growth. that is econ 101. the trade-off between cotton candy and robots. as a country, we are not doin

scandal surrounding the disgraced advisor to the french president widens media reports claim alexander downer last been using a diplomatic passports long after he was dismissed for beating up the protests are . a very warm welcome to you you're watching r.t. international with me thank you aaron great to have you with us this hour. now the u.s. state of alabama has launched a probe into an alleged meddling campaign during a twenty seventeen senate election which was earlier blamed on russia it turns out that a pro-democratic billionaire funded a u.s. group that created more than a thousand fake russian bought on social media allegedly to discredit a republican rival with more here's caleb moore. the attorney general for the u.s. state of alabama is looking into democratic party dissin for mation during the twenty seventeen special election it appears that roy moore the republican candidate may have lost due to some shady activities that did not come from russia the information is concerning the impact it had only election news something that's significant for us to explore and we'll go from t

and it's a downer insult to to the country and to that individual that the rest of us.having to get other people to feed our citizens it's belittling for those people it makes them free who are not part of a country himym or simply. vive that showed their surviving it was a jeremy corbyn talks about class a lot which hasn't been talked about for a few generations obviously people are going to say that class divisions are worse in your childhood than they are today we shouldn't be talking about. i think we should be talking about class because class is more stripped magenta the situation i think we're. in shuts down they it because of our one percent of our population who. minions. to orange rule form and they'd sure that they're getting near what they call their due but in the meantime . all our small cities and towns are not getting the taxes which have been diverted from the government which would use post taxes to build new schools and roadways and everything else which is necessary for a stable society but arguably the bottom of that pyramid are refugees from major

may just be well intentioned, you're going to get much more bang for your buck rather than up and downering to the masses, so i do think the 500 contribution limit is too low, but i suggest look at the business taxes, make those filings public. thank you. >> excuse me, madam chair. >> commissioner kopp? >> do you have a written analysis of your remarks? >> i have a copy that i provided for representative tester. >> could i provide that to me? >> i will. >> thank you. >> any other public comment on agenda item number five? agenda item number six, discussion of staff recommendations regarding amendments to campaign finance and conflict of interest regulations. >> thank you, chair chiu. this shows the next in the staff cfro regs. here, you see what we are proposing as a set of comprehensive amendments to the regs, and this would do several things. one, it would fix where the regs no longer match the code, where the code has changed, it would provide clarity on new provisions in the code, on the acao that went into effect this year has brought into the code, and it would also help to clarify ar

if you get a negative view of business, what a downer to teach kids in k-12 that what your job, my job is not morally good, it is not morally worthwhile. to getuld not be excited out of bed and prepared to go to work and prepare your education, have an occupation or calling. that is the challenge i think we are facing. we will see if the democrats can be a little more positive on business. steve: you have seen it as a teacher in the classroom and now here in congress. why is it hard to curb government spending? rep. brat: it has become increasingly hard because people are not willing to forgo instantaneous benefits in the short term. the protestant ethic, i have written papers on this, max weber, you are not just willing to invest in yourself, education up front. that is like eating spinach could you tell your kid to read algebra and geometry and trigonometry, that is not a happy pill. maryis sit-down johnny and study hard, it is going to be good for you. the country has to do the same thing. capital investment is the number one cause of economic growth. you have to eat your spinach. y

in the last two years although this year's been a bit of a downer lately that's a tech sector what do you see going forward i know it's unfortunate because that sector started out the year really with a bang i mean when you look at the fact that imus on head up over two thousand and twenty fifty was a previous high it's nowhere near that today and even netflix had a great year to even apple hit over new highs all of these companies look so great i would say facebook probably had the worst year even if you look back in february facebook just fall off a cliff early in the year and never looked back it was that cambridge and that it goes scandal was the thing that really and then it just it was like of the energizer bunny right because more and more and then in recent days they've been looking at more memos that have been so great for mr zorra a lot of problems i think even more and more to come so when i take facebook out of that sector when i look at the whole thing for performance of where it's going so it's sort of an outlier again because there's so many things we don't even know in

some of the heaviest of it is clearing away and it will take the next few hours to ease the winds downer improving picture. the weaker band of rain further south across eastern parts of wales and into the midlands and east anglia. cloud to be suffered as well. there will be some sunshine today, and the north—westerly breeze coming in through scotland's, north wales, midlands, north wales. it is not long before the next band of rain comes back from the atlantic. relatively mild. the temperatures represent the highs we will see today. i think they will fall a little in the afternoon sunshine. it continues for a dive into the evening. a little chilly, a little fault. by evening we envelope in cloud once again. it went back that cold as we get into sunday morning. u nfortu nately, cold as we get into sunday morning. unfortunately, it won't be that right either. lots of misty low cloud around the hills. the chance of things brightening up. for eastern scotland, for eastern parts of england. for many of us in the west, at least, it will stay quite cloudy, but marvel. the gabba cloud at this ti

i hate to be a downer on that, but that's the reality. and i'm open for questions if people want to dig deeper into what i know. >> thank you. any other public comment? ashley, i mean, thank you so much for that -- for your presentations, for being with us today. anthony, next item. >> thank you. >> thank you. >>clerk: the next item is item 8, director's report. updates on the department of the environment, administrative and programmatic operations. the speaker's debra felder. the presentation is the director's report and the operation is discussion. >> i just want to say thank you so much. >> put it on a blockchain. >> yeah. that was really interesting and lots of food for thought, so we will be back in touch. thank you. thank you for taking your time, yeah. [applause] >> oh, my gosh. okay. so you got a long director's report in your packets that gave you detailed items in terms of what we've been working on. as you can see, there's just a whole range of things from the way we're looking at environmental justice to the way we're working

even though you have been a downer.[laughter] that one of the points i make in my book is we should start to understand the 1912 election that had that constitutional status into that constitutional theory so with that election to spend some time on the book there was a major trust busting campaign and there were different reactions to it like the socialist candidate had no problem with the monopoly. he said i like the monopoly like the problems with socialism it will just be ruined by the people. now theodore roosevelt was a complicated figure changed his views at this point and said i'm not into breakups anymore now i'm into the new nationalism i want them all to be regulated monopolies like at&t or saudi arabia's oil company. i want everybody to be nationalization but then on the other side those that are advised by brandeis and taft for antitrust campaigns and that antitrust forces and decisively the antitrust laws to make it clear so to understand that moment with that constitutional significance to suggest those l

. >> you say you never spoke to him about emails, but he downer went to who, the fbi and said this gentlemanho is working for the trump campaign, george papadopoulos told me about hillary's emails and some russian zmeks is that what happened? >> that's what the media is saying. i'd told the fbi i felt he was recording my meetings. jesse: you went to the fbi after you met with this australian. >> i told them i thought the guy was recording my conversations. the meeting was very weird. i had four or five strange meetings during the campaign and this was one of those. jesse: you have gone the yourself involved in this huge situation, an international espionage situation. were you ever spied upon or were your phones tapped or emails looked into? any idea? >> all i can say i know it's public knowledge i had stefan halper luring me to london so the british could spy on me. jesse: people believe he's a cia agent? he was paid by the obama administration a pretty nice sum of cash. >> the word on the street was this guy was a dual agent of mi6 and the cia. jesse: he brings you back to london and you b

. >> to the kids in the class say man, your dad is a downer, why did he tell me that. >> i think whathappened when i was in high school was september 11. i remember that day, it took him three hours to drive downtown and it normally takes 15 minutes but he picked me up, and i remember a lot of teachers and my friends kind of going to ask him what is this mean and he said this means things are serious and in retrospect, that was kind of the bookend to the bubble at that time when all of us kids just thought this was the way it was. >> charles never wrote with more urgency than in the wake of the terror attacks. >> your dad was an advocate for much of the response post 911. did he look back and say maybe we shouldn't of been that aggressive. >> i think his words speak for himself pretty well. >> erect was problematic. critics conveniently forgot that the invasion had brought support from a public and congress, including from those who became the highest ranking foreign policy figures in the obama administration. hillary clinton, john kerry, check egle and john biden. they forget context

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sorry i'm a debbie downer. >> as he slams down his smartphone. >> the weather. >> it will be a nice daydon't have to check your phone for this. it will be sunny, low sxikts i'll be tracking rain tomorrow and again on sunday. >> well, we had a little traffic alert. >> three minutes for an alert in mountain view. i'll circle 85 at 101. the crash, they had to clear it. now it's cleared and the traffic alert is over. the rest of the bay moving very nicely. >> all right. things move nicely. thank you very much. that is what's happening "today in the bay." we'll be back at 7:25. >>> good morning. breaking overnight. miracle mine rescue. three people brought to safety after spending four days trapped in an abandoned coal mine in west virginia. >> it was terrible. >> this morning what they are saying about their agonizing ordeal. >>> pressure intensifies. president trump feeling the heat after his former lawyer is sentenced to three years in prison telling the judge he covered up for the president. >> mr. president, did michael cohen cover up your dirty deeds? >> what's next for the president a

any medications or anything, like, if you're going to be flying should you give a doggy downer. >> irecommend t at. i doow if they even allow it. he your dog's in cargo, nobody can get to to help them. so it is much more stressful to travel with yr dog in cargo. which is why i really would suggest not doing it. instead i would only travel with, like, amall dog and try to set up pet sitting or a kennel for a larger dog. with a smaller dog, you can put them in a carrier and put it under your seat. most airlis dollow that if you pay extra. >> that's some important advice there f sure. thank you very much for coming in today and bringing mr. carlin along with you. he's practically gone to sleep right there in your arms. he'd be a great addition. thank you for coming in and travel safeith all o your pets through the holiday season. and you can find out how to adopt carlin orny of the other great dogs by going to their website humane rescue alliance.org. >> thanks, chuck. >>> a celebrity -- >>> here's my favorite story of the day. christmas came early nor thousands of walmart customers wit

this is pretty debbie downer here. >> it's a historical fiction. it's a crime thriller.ty harry." >> neil: i don't want to give it away. you start out with the ending, you get backstage into it. why go this route, why the obsession of such a dark character who is, sort of, fighting drug dependence, all this other stuff, trying to stay sober, and saw the brutal murder? >> it echoes a lot about what people in all walks of life have to echo with every day. >> neil: i've never dealt with it. most people did not. maybe the crowd you hang out. >> we have demons inside of us and it's hard for especially the lead in this is a homicide detective to have to be able to compartmentalize what he sees every day up on the job than trying to take it home with him. then this guy, the lead in this, he's three years sober, but then he's investigating a murder, everything starts to fall apart. a downward spiral with him. >> neil: did you know going into this that it would be this dark and this was your goal? to lead people thinking everything around you isn't what it seems? >> i think that'

should you give your dog a doggie downer? >> they don't recommend that.low it because if anything happens and if your dog is in cargo nobody can get to them to help them so it's morstress to feel travel with your dog in cargo which is why i would suggest not doing it. i would only travel with a small dog and try to set up t sitting or a kennel for a larger dog. with a smaller dog you can put them in a carrier and put it under ur seat and most airlines allow that if you pay extra. >> awesome. that's very important advice for sure. thank you for coming in and bringing mr. carlin along with you. he's practically gone to sleep. thank you for coming in and travel safe with your pet us there the holiday season and you can find out to adopt carlin by going to their web site humanerescuealliance.org. >> best dog ever. >> that dog is everybody on monday morning. >> true, just chilling. >> total mood. >>> it's a red banner dayt news4. >> weather alert day. not for all of our area but he south. >> we had a picture of roanoke and the airport, it was un again? justhec

gets sent to the white house to stitch up michael flynn, he gets flown to london to see alexander downere high commissioner, so they can get the goods on papadopoulos. then, is sent to the special counsel's office. according to the oig report, the special counsel's office that reviewed these cell phones and put them back on factory settings. isn't that corruption in the special counsel's office? >> it certainly seems like it could be, but my concern here is that, bob mueller was the united states attorney, a presidential appointee and the fbi director. he knows what is relevant to a potential prosecution and whatt is irrelevant is always exculpatory information and that's what's contained in these text messages. it is shocking that they deleted them and it makes you wonder whether it was purposeful. >> mark: in that phrase you use, exculpatory information, that's actually -- prosecutors can be punished for that. but nobody seems anxious to punish mueller. t.another thing, a new report claims the president's former attorney michael cohen who famously said he had never been to prague may h

so he's shown he's been pretty heavy doses of both authors and downers.you mix that with a few drinks and that's why when you listen to the tapes you notice in certain periods you can hear nixon's speech slurred when hr haldeman re-signs and john deane misfired it doesn't take much for his speech to slurred. i'm kind of dancing around the main question here is the short answer is i don't know if there's a lot of stuff that you hear on the tapes that is quite concerning that is dangerously close to what you read from woodward and bernstein in the mid-70s in terms of having a breakdown and the loyalists say that they are just basing this on nothing you listen to the tapes ended thanks to this report seem quite credible. >> listening to your excerpts from the tape, what struck me was how nixon used the word geek to describe people who were in fact strong and displaying integrity and that made me think that in our current president described jeff sessions as they beat attorney general for having recused himself and i was wondering if you had observed any othe

>> brian: i don't mean to be the debbie downer, i am not as excited about what we will see from the paul manafort and the cohen memos, not that there could not be something that is useful, but when you look at what happened with michael flynn, this will be heavily redacted, what will we learn other than the fact that he was happy with the cooperation. i'm happy that you are happy with the cooperation. but what does that mean? we did not get that with flynn, i do not see why we will get that. >> melissa: i think one of the things that i'm looking forward to hear is maybe we get some idea of where the relationship broke down, because i want to know, as you have more and more people come forward and say that they were pressured to live for the mueller probe, i don't know, i need to see the evidence and what we are talking about here. i would love some insight into that. when you look at the laundry list of things and michael cohen is accused of, my lord, for an officer of the court he has a strained relationship with the law. >> harris: he has a strained relationship with the truth. >> lisa