. >> reporter: psychology professor elizabeth dunn designed this test to see if even very young kids could beha happier givingreceiving. >> we worked with kind of the toddler equivalent of gold, namely goldfish crac we gave them a bunch goldfish gar themselves, and then w them the chance to give some of these goldfish away to a puppet named monkey. ey will you give one to mo >> yeah. >> reporter: dunn recorded dozens of kids doing this, then had students who knew nothing about the experiment compare the faciressions when esceiving... and when giving. when were they hap >> and, what we see is that the e ddlers are happier when they're getting ance to give the goldfish away as compared to when they're getting the goldfish for tormselves. >> rr: much happier. so it's no surprise that, with fellow happiness scholar michael norton, dunn has written a book:"happy money: the science of happier spending." it features five key takeaways. >> if you want to use money to buy happiness, we suggest you should buy experienc; you should buy time; you should make it a treat; you should pay now and co

dunn: thank you very much, mr. chairman. mr. speaker, just over two months ago hurricane michael ravaged the panhandle of florida. it was a devastating category 4.9 storm that damaged more than 90% of the air force base and decimated our agriculture industry and destroyed entire communities. mr. speaker, the folks back home in my district, the second district of florida, are hurting. this supplemental disaster funding is a down payment on getting the hardworking folks in my district back on their feet. this funding by no means is even close to what we will need to completely rebuild, but it is a start. i commend president trump for remaining steadfast in his commitment to our nation. after hurricane michael, president trump and vice president pence came down to the second district and made it clear that we have their support and we will rebuild. mr. speaker flexion flexion of hurricane mi across the south deserve nothing less. and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from new jersey res

dominick dunne carefully inspects the incoming goods he pays suppliers by the weight of the delivery and the current price of raw materials his trading partners can check the company website for updates on quality and prices and there's no end to the supply more than forty million tonnes of wasted generated every year recycling it doesn't only save money it helps protect the environment and preserve natural resources. i hope you enjoy it to base showing how many takeaways from it will be back next week with many more stories of people making a difference for a sustainable future good bye and have a wonderful week. the european stars deliver rousing performances from the todd pop stars of the jazz. movement. guinness michael volney and his trio are headed for success some. odd. european concert. digital advances are transforming the world is humanity ready for a mob this time so she chong that's her sights on indonesia. the phenomenon. and to explore the opportunities future tech holds for the. women breaking down the sounders valley in sixty minutes. more. a new film was made it just

dunn: the men and women have shown great courage and determination in a time of extreme adversity. it is my great honor and pleasure to represent continuedle air force base and i -- tindal air force base and commend the work they are doing to rebuild the base stronger and better than ever. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from north carolina seek recognition? ms. foxx: i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. the gentlelady is recognized for one minute. ms. foxx: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise to honor chris ann pierce who will lead the education and work force committee -- leave the education and work force committee at the end of this congress after many years of service. she began her career as a teacher. she brought those lessons with her to capitol hill, where she began her work in education policy on the staff of her home state senator, nancy castle balm. while she has thrived in other opportunities along the way, her main home has been with us. the best committee in the

dunn: i'm not a businessman.utes to figure out how it works, and as a lineman, i wanted in. byron, what was the value of the company when you put in $50,000? i never asked. byron, why did you trust him? i don't trust him at all. it's thiuct. [ corcoran laughs ] it's -- it's -- it's what it is, is this -- byron, you are awesome. well, this takes away this. this is a killer. o'leary: i look at it and say, "look, you may have built a better mousetrap." there's a lot of evidence here. particularly, you got a linesman to put up his money without even asking what the valuation was. that's very -- that was powerful. that was the most powerful part of your pitch. it's a great endorsement. greiner: $50,000 is a lot of money. now you have the challenge of execution. you have to be able to manufacture at an attractive cost. you have to define which markets and what timing you're gonna go after them in. you know, selling to a utility is far more challenging in terms of timing, versus a consumer product at a lowe's, for examp

at some point tom dunn couldn't bear it any more she wanted to leave her husband there was footage of what happened next one day he approached her with a gun and shot her. i thought this is it i'm going to die and at that moment he put the gun into my mouth and pulled the trigger but he had run out of bullets and that was my second chance thanks to god. is now paralyzed from the waist down her husband is in detention his trial has been dragging on for two years hundred is afraid he could walk free. there is a lack of reliable statistics on violence against women in turkey rights groups say on average one woman is killed every day when you talk to people on the streets an interesting thing happens almost every woman says violence is a familiar issue. all of us have experienced abuse physical or psychological. that's why i think it's spreading it's was now that in the past. and of course my neighbor's beaten by her husband you know i think he does it out of jealousy. but it's a whole different story when you ask a man about violence against women make you feel that it's oh i haven't see

. >> faith dunn enjoyed the christmas painting.owded. >> she is one of a family of seven who lost their home in paradise. >> it feels like christmas here. before, it hasn't felt like christmas. >> reporter: the whole aim of this is to help people forget about the fires and celebrate the holidays. >> this is the type of support we need. >> reporter: it's an event that nearly didn't happen. 22 staff members of the boys and girls clubs lost their houses. >> this year they just thought they didn't have the funding to do it. we didn't want that to happen. >> reporter: comcast took on the holiday party, and in ten days put on this event. along with the games, noto booth and picture with santa, every child got a gift of their own. for kevin and his son levi, who lost their home in the fire, was more than a relief. >> it's incredible these people take care of us, food, games, santa claus, we're having a good time. what do you think, bud? >> yeah, it's good. >> reporter: for "today in the bay." >> so glad they got to be santa. >>> coming up

philip dunn. question number one, mr. speaker. >> the prime minister -- >> thank you, mr. speaker. can i first of all join you and the whole house in commending sammy woodhouse. it is, as we recognize across this house, that for too long it has been difficult for rape victims to speak out. i hope that now following her example others will recognize that they will be heard and that proper action will be taken. mr. speaker, this morning i have meetings with colleagues and others in addition to my duty in this house i will have meetings further today. >> speaker dunn. >> could i echo your comments in respect of sammy woodhouse from the back benches. >> here-here. >> does my honorable friend believe today's announcement of the u.k. significant investment to work alongside the nhs using genomics and a.i. to diagnose diseases serves that companies such as add yul em will continue to invest to improve patient outcomes post-brexit. >> here, here. >> can i say to my old friend, that this investment is indeed a significant one. 1 billion pounds investment and will deliver a state-of-the-art

. >> reporter: today was the first time camp fire victim, ashley dunn, saw her burned out paradise on. when you're actually there. >> reporter: at the start to the day that ended here on a high note. >> we got a bed, which was really nice. >> reporter: >> have you ever slept on an arabic before? >> no, but it looks comfy and i'm excited. >> reporter: for the last several years, -- has provided kids with chris -- christmas presents through its gift of hope ministry. this christmas, they have expanded the giving. offering twice to more than 1000 kids who survived the campfire. at the same time, giving the parents the essentials to start over. ultimately, it is all about the little ones. >> we wanted to do more this year than just vi. we wanted them to have daniel devine showed us what that experience is all and crafts. and other trip through a winter narnia. it is like, they come through this tunnel of evergreen branches and l.e.d. bulbs. the kids faces when they get through the -- cycle. >> reporter: all culminating with kids getting the presence from under the tree. >> we hope you fee

neil dunn, ron estes, bob goodlatte -- is he around here? he's with comey, i think. [laughter] that should be exciting. trying to see how much he's lying today. [laughter] frank lucas. roger marshall. great people. dan neuhaus. thank you, fellas, thank you all. great people. collin peterson. hi, collin. good job. [applause] very nice. david rosen. you know how you pronounce it rabble-rouser, you go david rouzer. where is he, is he around? that's the way to do it, right? because phonetically it's very tough, but i know your name for other reasons. thank you very much, david. appreciate it. austin scott. adrienne smith. where's austin? thank you, thank you. glenn thompson. hi, glenn. bruce westerman and ted yoho. thank you, fellas. thank you very much. so we're here to celebrate a really tremendous victory for the american farmer. ranchers, agriculture, incredible people. by the signing of the 2018 farm bill, very important, we've been working long and hard on this one. we were hearing it might not be able to pass this year. but i didn't want to talk to pat about that,

neil dunn, ron estes, bob goodlatte? he's here somewhere, i think he's doing hearings with comey, i think. that should be exciting. trying to see how much he's lying today. frank lucas. roger marshall. great people. dan newhouse, thank you, fellas, thank you all. great people. colin peterson. there, hi, colin, good job. [applause] >> very nice. david rouser. you know how you pronounce it rabble rouser, david rouser. is he around? hi, david the way you do it. phonetically it's tough. i know your name for other reasons, and thank you very much, david, appreciate if. austin scott. adrian smith. awe continue, where is austin. thank you, thank you, glenn thompson, hi, glenn. bruce weststerman and ted yoho. thank you fellas, thank you very much. so we're here to celebrate a really tremendous victory for the american farmer. ranchers, agriculture, incredible people. by the signing of the 2018 farm bill, very important. we have been working long and hard on this one. we were hearing it might not be able to pass this year, but i

even the markets in the dunn dora district profits from the garbage dump many reusable products can be found in the stalls people who live in the slums can buy things here that they wouldn't be able to afford new. this is that he was that. i get it from. when i went down last week i found it was i have. that now i bought it they're only going to put my eye fell on that. closing the garbage dump would threaten the survival of many people here. but it's very apparent to us that a lot more needs to be done to combat poverty in kenya. we're. going and i think those with money should open something like a resource center that could help the left those who have little or help young people facing a tough life. with senior moment vision at least that would help reduce poverty in the slum in you get everything needed to set up a large recycling center is right here says godwin. rule materials manpower and markets although done door is in full recycling sector and she was an income for many the massive dumb puts a huge strain on the people and the environment. in shallow waters around the words

dominick dunne carefully inspects the incoming goods he pays suppliers by the weight of the delivery and the current price of raw materials it's trading partners can check the company website for updates on quality in prices. and there's no end to the supply more than forty million tonnes of waste is generated every year recycling it doesn't only save money it helps protect the environment and preserve natural resources. i hope you enjoyed today's show and how many take opiates are made we'll be back next week with many more stories of people making a difference for a sustainable future good bye and have a wonderful week. we are. this list. above the entire curve by some. of the creatures. shot truckloads of the super heroes of germany the moment choco trauma the tsunami. our special edition and. public spoke to the audience thirty pounds on w. i'm not laughing at the gym i just sometimes i am but i stand up in that research and then think steve interject my culture of looking into the stereotype of class but here thinks he's a country that i'm playing. the thickness ground down . it

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for a sailor was joined here by igor's dunn offer a broader look back over the u.s. campaign in syria. president. pretty much bull unusual for the credit for all this for looks of it for defeating isis although it was only really the you know these camilla relapser end of all this isn't it well yeah it's not the first time that the donald trump announces the withdrawal of troops from syria but last time that happened he backtracked pretty quickly you turning and staying in syria for another year or so well now yes indeed and he is taking the credit for it and just to give him the credit that he deserves in really the united states did do a lot to defeat eisel in syria i mean that can can't really be taken from them they pretty much liberated all of the eastern and northern much of the northern syrian regions of course not their soldiers not their troops but their proxy sort of army as the kurds i mean the self-proclaimed capital of the caliphate rucka was liberated by the united states and their allies although all that does come with a big big excuse the phrase is s

for those needing a break from all the h nustle york's fifth avenu presbyterian church, pastor kate dunnthe blue christmas service for the last 14 years. >> we see a lot of grief this time of year, and we see hardships that people face do not stop. >> reporter: at the end of the service, they light candles. so, what do the blue candles symbolize? >> we invite people forward to light a candle in remembrance of someone they've loved and lost, in honor of somebody who they are thinking about who may be going through a hard time. >> reporter: reg mcquay has been a member of the church for the last seven years. while he loves the season, he also needs time for solace. >> i find it a time to reflect on those individuals that have been important in my life, and they're no longer here. >> reporter: a vital pause for a moment of peace. kristen dahlgren, nbc news, new york. i was on the fence about changing from a manual to an electric toothbrush. but my hygienist said going electric could lead to way cleaner teeth. she said, get the one inspired by dentist go pro with oral-b. oral-b's gentle roun

. >> reporter: faith dunn enjoyed the face painting. >> merry christmas. >> pretty crowding, but exciting meeting new people. >> she is one of a family of seven who lost their home in paradise. alicia rogers is her aunt. >> before it hasn't felt like christmas, but here it feels like christmas. >> the whole aim of this event is to help people forget about the fires and simply celebrate the holidays. >> this is the type of support we need, but it's an event that nearly didn't happen. 22 staff members at the boys and girls club lost their homes in the fire, and other resources were stretched thin. >> this is an event they have every year, but they year they weren't going to be able to do it. >> we didn't want that to happen. >> comcast took on the holiday party on behalf of the boys and girls club. in ten days they put on this event. along with the games, photo booth, and pictures with santa, every child also got a special gift all their own. >> for kevin lundy and his son levi who lost their home in the fire, this is a leaf. >> it's incredible they take care of us and they gave us food and

human and labor rights lawyer dunn cavallo believes maria burton a was pressured to switch her plea to guilty these charges were always politically motivated i think they don't have anything on her and that's why they're left with a pretty nice new charge but again i think they trust these charges and they pressed him at a time when it was very politically sensitive to frankly bolster the whole russia gate scandal which is frankly gone nowhere but they continue to add you know secondary and tertiary charges to make it look like something's there she's been treated very badly in jail kept isolated she's also been subject to regular body cavity search searches which she has claimed amount to sexual so they appear to be . an australian chan's gender athletes he was born male is staring debate over her performances of the women's national harmful championship and it claims that she has an unfair physical advantage hannah amount see weighs nearly one hundred kilograms and stands at a height of one point eight seven meters previously she had played for the men's handball squad but three year

at new york's fifth avenue presbyterian church pastor kate dunn has held the blue christmas service fort 15 years. >> we see a lot of grief this time of year, and we see that the hardships that people face do not stop. >> reporter: at the end of thor is vicious they light candles. >> so what do the blue candles symbolize? >> we invite people forward to light a candle in remembrance of someone they have loved and lost in honor of somebody who they are thinking about, who may be going through a hard time. >> reporter: reg has been a member of the church for the last 28 years. while he loves the season, he also needs time for sal as i. >> i find it a time to reflect on those individuals that it be-have been important in my life rand no longer here. >> reporter: a vital pause for a moment of peace. kristen dahlgren, nbc news, new york. >>> beautiful, and in a moment how a letter to santa crossed the (vo) for a nasty cold, take new dayquil severe with vicks vapocool. (acapella) whoa! (vo) and vaporize it with an intense rush of vicks vapors. (acapella) ahhhhhhhhhhh! (vo) new dayquil severe w

domestic violence previously domestic violence convictions had resulted in only a ten year ban hannah dunn year is the violence prevention education coordinator for the organization peace over violence but we know it that when it got as a present in the home it makes the. woman five times more likely to be killed but also we know that when i got his present accuser has access to a gun it also increases the likelihood of more it's utilized often as a means of control of coercion and the evidence shows a clear link between domestic violence and bass shootings fifty four percent of mass shootings have a connection to domestic violence yet it's a domestic violence shooting in which the perpetrator kills their partner as well as other innocent victims or family members california is chipping away at american gun culture year after year an approach that's paying off and saving lives rob reynolds al jazeera los angeles. all right let's have a recap of the top stories here on al-jazeera and now there has obtained pictures showing the saudi hit that killed journalist america carrying large bags sho

matt dunn is a game changerfor me.hink rohingyas might do something very, very grateful to him about we can't leave him on his own. it is a moment for us. it'sjust what happens leave him on his own. it is a moment for us. it's just what happens from here. because this is really about better journalism. here. because this is really about betterjournalism. this is about mcgeehan sure there are more thorough processes. if discussions we re thorough processes. if discussions were made about raheem sterling's gun on his leg and if there were debates before that was published, maybe it would have been published. i had maybe it would have been published. ihad an maybe it would have been published. i had an experience i was working for a mainstream newspaper when antonio grisman blacked out for the party and one the editors there because they had someone there that was of colour, because it was someone who had gone through a personal experience who have had a personal experience who have had a personal experience who have had

professor david dunn is an expert in international security at the university of birmingham.g. thank you for being with us on bbc news. the thing that will have struck people most in the last day or so, is the contrast that what happened that way on wednesday evening and into thursday and what happened yesterday. 0ne evening and into thursday and what happened yesterday. one a complete shutdown, on the second occasion 45 minutes. what changed? what changed is the establishment of equipment, military equipment technology that can either use thermal imaging or thermal imaging to find a drone. the detection of the drone and the arrest of these two people are connected. the technology was there to vector on where these operatives were. in terms of the drugs themselves and where they appear on themselves and where they appear on the edges of airfields and in the vicinity of airports, will the technology allow you to not just track them and hack back who has been operating well, but to kind of deal with them as a threat in the immediate area space? there are two different things. i

philip dunn. question number one. >> thank you, thank you, mr. speaker. can i first of all join you and the whole house in commending sunny woodhouse. i think we all recognize across this house for too long it has been difficult for rape victims to speak out. i hope that now following her example, others will recognize that they will be heard and that proper action will be taken. mr. speaker, this morning i have meetings with ministerial colleagues. in addition to my duties in this house i shall have further such meetings later today. >> could i echo yours and the prime minister's comments in respect of miss woodhouse from these back benches. does my right honorable friend believe that today's announcement of the uk's significant investment to work alongside the nhs using genomics and ai to help diagnose major diseases early shows the world class life sciences companies such as in my constituency will continue to invest in the uk to help improve patient outcomes post-brexit? >> if i may to my old friend, this investment is indeed a significant one, it wil

are said mr dunn drives a broom. three coaches street continence the same one of the for. and. up. harrah the yard of the new miscible services department six o'clock in the morning there's no time to lose the employees have to sort shovel and sweep before the city awakes last montreux has a population of one point six million and sees more than two metres of snow for each winter it's not quite that much today. yeah think. maxime fooling the a is dividing up his shift the city center needs to remain possible to vehicles off a million people and a hundred and sixty thousand cars travel on downtown every day last for minimally kero the banker's original we have to remove the bulk of it before russia starts to get ready let's get it at exactly at all the snow is pushed from the left side of the road to the right side curve where we pick it up later that night they don't know what the thing in montreal they call this the light snowfall. there's no snow at six in the morning and i'll be here oh. but it's definitely freezing cold on japan's northernmost island at minus sixteen degrees ce

young players are thinking well look look at sanchez look at nelson look at that look at it going to dunn. they get an experience the first time he put themselves in the shop window even though this all adds to the whole it's a training ground thing that's all back to the point that was in it because it is very have to accept that they're putting themselves in the shop window and hoping that eventually. i'm sorry mark i'm not going to get and say look we're going to give you a place to play man you know it might come barcelona might come real madrid might come these are still the real top destinations for players who want to show is getting playing time at eighteen years old he's saying the time of his life it was your daughter eighteen years old eighteen he's only going to leave right away well how how long is he going to be happy just to be getting playing time i mean look right now obviously bruce you don't is a fantastic place to be but it's not always like that and like reason no sin is often all i'm ok he's young he's getting a lot of playing time he's doing well he's you know showi

dunne if there's been any sort of official reaction there but this is crucial for the european side of things isn't it they've been dealing with series of may for years now and we're actually getting somewhere with her until it all gets derailed like. yeah well no official reaction so far probably still digesting what's just happened from their perspective the fact that the leaders of the institutions here were speaking to just yesterday evening and talking about the further clarifications the further interpretations that could intelligently be used those were the words of president young people. here in the building behind me just say twelve thirteen fourteen hours ago so they will be coming to terms with that clearly they will very much not want to have to establish a relationship with a successor if there is to be a successor well principally because briggs it as we know has to happen by march the twenty ninth unless article fifty as we were hearing from jonah is moved along if there's a decision to push it back that sort of thing well clearly they don't want to do that not just the

office of gibson, dunn and crutcher. a leading attorney in the country. good to see you, tom.thor of the new york times bestseller the russia hoax and he always makes me go to the subtitle, the illicit -- >> i should have made it shorter! lou: you should have. i am one that put out a few books with tireless subtitles. i understand. great to have you with this, gentlemen. tom, let's start with you. william barr, is he right for this president at this time? >> i think is a potentially good choice. the fact is that william barr is going to have the job before. i think he is widely regarded, credible guy, one that knows how the justice department operates on a daily basis. i will say this though. i was a bit surprising that trump rbc holton as someone who is a disruptor and makes the unconventional, non-establishment choice. and william barr isn't quite that! don't get me wrong, i think is a good choice but i don't think is the direction that the president would be going in. lou: what direction did you think he would go? >> at that he might go its own that he had a longer personal

russell westbrook gets shoved by chris dunn. it breaks out in pretty good fashion.lly upset. he is going off. okc jerami grant involved as well. certainly fines and suspensions will follow this. brook lopez, that is about as angry as you will see a guy on an nba court. in the meantime, monday night football. i don't know what the over was for this but i bet a lot of people missed out on a. you expect to see high-scoring with drew brees going at it with cam newton. this happens in the 1st quarter. christian mccaffrey. that is chris martinez gone. 50 yards, 7-0 carolina. you are thinking all kinds of scoring can happen. now, 7-6. alvin kamara from the saints. they decide to go for the two point conversion. drew brees is pick by dante jackson who brings it all the way back. i wonder how many people were thinking that was a touchdown. >> you get two points. it is a 12-9 final. drew brees not happy with himself. the saints have been slow down a little bit. we will take the victory. so will the san francisco 49ers. it was kind of good news, bad news, depending on how you

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i think that's a great point exceptfare the data happen repatriation data is falling buybacks are dunn county normzly in the last three months that was a major underpinning of the market i think with the exception of companies like apple who we talk about later in the show can continue to do that. i don't think every company in position he put it cap x and buy backs that will not go forever. >> you are optimistic. i'll give you one answer to make the bullish case for the equity market right now. >> mueller investigation goes no where. china skirmish resolved sometimes in early january and then market stakes off. >> that's three you went to georgetown clearly not a math oriented institution. >> you asked me optimistic thing. >> i said one thing. >> what else you want you want to win the lottery too. >> it's tang o in and cash night that's what we are. >> turner and hooch. >> you're not letting me live that down. >> no. >> thank god bark is worse than the bite. >> tim said we are talking about apple. and later is right now one stock that can't rally is apple. since going public on this d

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dunn: thank you very much, mr. chairman. mr. speaker, just over two months ago hurricane michael ravaged the panhandle of florida. it was a devastating category 4.9 storm that damaged more than 90% of the air force base and decimated our agriculture industry and destroyed entire communities. mr. speaker, the folks back home in my district, the second district of florida, are hurting. this supplemental disaster funding is a down payment on getting the hardworking folks in my district back on their feet. this funding by no means is even close to what we will need to completely rebuild, but it is a start. i commend president trump for remaining steadfast in his commitment to our nation. after hurricane michael, president trump and vice president pence came down to the second district and made it clear that we have their support and we will rebuild. mr. speaker, i'll continue to fight for the disaster relief funding in the coming months and years, because the survivors of hurricane michael across the south deserve nothing less. and