erica: always how to pay for it. especially there will bemo biggr y problems in the next year hitting potential budget cuts coming up. the democrat who will probably lead the house transportation committee, peter defasio, says he wants to get a bill to the american public they can look at in the first six o monthsf next year. n's talking about $500 million for surfaceds. the president's talked about a trillion dollars. of course, the trill mark you hear a lot but defazio's talking about raising the federal gas tax potentially, something republicans alreadyem have a pro with. so mitch mcconnell senate is unlikely t pass that. robert: could some republicans get behind a gas tax? chamber ofypommerce? lisa: potentially. i haven't heard any yet and i think that's me -- on the local, that's more safe than in congress. robert: lisa's point about where the money comes from isim rtant. the president really wants public-private partners on infrastructure to g to the trillion dollar mark. erica: that was his proposal, something

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also joing us is erica williams who is a caregiver. welcome all of you. tell us how you founded hands of hope and what hands of hops all about? >> hands of hope is all about care giving, taking care of our loved ones or friend or neighbor. any timeng you're taare of someone, you're a caregiver. i started maybe five y rsago. the reason i got started is because i brought my mother up from alabama. i'm from alabama and my mother calls me one daynd says, pat, i think i'm losing my sight. i said, mom, you're goingo have to come live with me because i need to take care of you. i'm the only child, and so we made the arrangements for mom to come up. steven and i worked together, and the boys, made that arrangement and that's when wee decided be a team to make sure we take care of mom. that was five years ago. i put my life on hold. i continued to work, bute my l was really on hold. >> sure. if i had t do it all over again, i would do itag all over n. >> i'm sure you would. you formed lands of hope, stephen. tell us what hands of hope is doing for folks in prince

at the age of twenty erica began a new life as eric. as he sleeps in banks and they used to think of me as an ugly duckling and suddenly i was this handsome young man with a short haircut at first my hair stood out like that then like this nice to cut and of course i had a porsche because if i. had a nine eleven s and the great cull shrunk only had a nine twelve i mean you do know that there's a big difference right. that i'm. the man i wanted to reinforce why was i want to show that i was a real man and a lot of people only cared about that. and in public it was presented differently. i was the big macho at least two or three girls in one night but it was a nice time anyway a great time. we remove the erica to turn my name into eric you see with a used to be that your original sign fifty years ago yeah if this was but when i was walking down the street and someone shouted behind me erica i couldn't help but turn around yes erica was always a part of me. this is the every case by media you might not been hearing shooting out is a three

erica: but let's put it in context. this economy is not an economy that is doing well for most people. there is about 40% of americans who havef trouble meeting one their basic needs, 40% of our country makes less than $30,000 a year. 001% is%, the top . doing great, but the republican party has built an economy that works for a tiny sli corporate titans and billy knows and it doesn't work for every -- billionaires, and wo doesn't for everyone else. because the labor market is tightening -- it began with obama and obama deserves credit for it, and donald trump is ding on his coattails. laura:ou one argue about who is responsible for what, but one thing is for sure -- as soon as we move from tomorrow coil all the talkbe about 2020. what is your take? ron: no question about that. 2020 starts midnight tonight. trit is either donalp is in a great spot for reelection with the democrats feel they have a twindow of opportunity e out this president. it will be a long night ain one that is to be very critical for the election. l

>> reporter: good morning, erica. there was always a concern that you would have a very high death toll with this fire given the fact that it came in so fast and that you have a lot of elderly and retirement folks who live in this community. well, now here we are, 42 people dead and we know that there are going to be more search and recovery crews out today, there are also going to be some cadaver dogs. you also have the gruesome realty that many of the bodies were simply burned beyond recognition. they're asking family members whom they suspect lost loved ones to provide dna samples to ultimately they can identify the remains. in the meantime, let me explain where i am. this is a safe way grocery store that has been destroyed. this is the shopping cart section and once again, this just underscores how much has been lost in this community. homes and businesses and schools and churches. it's just absolutely overwhelming. john? >> dan, let me ask you, where firefighters think they stand in this battle. are they beginnin

i want to bring in to the conversation of erica and i, mike engel.gh the areas of tsunami concern and if people are in those areas what do they need to do. alaska, especially this coast. this isn't easy terrain. >> this is a bit of an unusual event as far as the tsunami. it's a larger earthquake. magnitude 7. the problem you get into with the strong shaking in that part of alaska is the inlet is there a history of land slides. they can fall into the water and create displacement of their owns. >> what does that mean displacements of their own? >> in other words, if a side that's coming into a body of water and the landfalls in there, it will move all that water that it just slid into. the water has to go somewhere. it starts running around. it's not this big ocean propagating thing that we would have to worry about it. it's localized. that's why we put the warning up. we're closely watching our water level instruments in and around the cook inlet and when the warning center is confident that they haven't seen any yet and haven't seen the water levels

erica spangler and adi guys are both live in the outgoing region and share an enthusiasm for nature images and flying. the view of the bavarian alps couldn't be better. the ultralight climbs to an altitude of four thousand meters it's important that they keep an eye on safety as well as on the beauty below. his image as you know the thing is i always want to go somewhere to find a great motif but he worries about what could happen if the engine cuts out he's responsible for us both in the end and has to ensure that we come back alive. using a permanent i always have to keep in mind what to do if the engine cuts out how far will i get just gliding will we be able to reach a field or meadow. today you guys ago would have a hard time trying to spot a safe place to land but on the up side the ground fog makes the pictures look pentasa take. for audi it's the intense relationship with the elements that makes trying to flying so special. this is something totally different to fly a drone for instance standing on the ground guiding it compared to really being in an ultralight aircraft right up in

now back to erica. we will be available to answer questions at the conclusion of the presentation. >> thank you, tiffany. the city public works requires contracteds to the lowest responsible bidder. the responsibility is based on the prior relevant experience. class a with five years experience, three civil years projects in the last five years and safety history. minimum qualifications are barriers to small firms. we strive to develop minimum qualifications that are inclusive to lbe firms at the prime or subcontractor levels. they perform in the level for you bids. delivery requirements and subcontracting requirements. on june 21 port staff received three bids for crane cove parks and the 19th street parking project. the estimate was $17.5 million. the final bids are on the slide. the city administrative code 14b the lbe nondiscrimination in contracting ordinance establishes bid contracts. ntk construction is the sole proposeser is entitle town 2%. gordon and balls bid was the lower and responsible bid

erica, thank you so much for this presentation. i think it is great that we are trying the best value approach. i think it is great we will be able to ask about the safety record and project history and experience so we don't just get the lowsist bidder. we don't know how many times they come back for an amendment. this will save us money in add advance, i hope. i want to understand the bid alternate. what is the base bid? what are we put anything the alternate? >> the construction estimate $3.9 million, 4.3 with the 10% contingency. the bid package an option for the restrooms and at the time we were looking for way to save money, the project is lure kind of value engineered a lot. you can't take out the roof and foundations. the rest rooms we saw as one of the only options at the time. that is a backup if things go wrong. >> i personally don't see spending $4 million without a restroom. >> if i can add a different component. you are adding a higher cost later. at mi minimum i would do the infrastructure for the bathrooms. we are p

foreign policy chief erica mortgage rainy and the e.u. and enlargement commissioner your highness can this comes as the first high level talks between turkey and the european union are being held in ankara the first ones in nearly two years the talks focused of course on turkey's a session process to the e.u. but also as we heard on foreign policy issues such as the war in syria iraq the middle east peace process and the tensions across the gulf both sides both the e.u. and turkey have described their relationship as strong and that their partnership is crucial for the stability of the region the meeting coming i made recent calls from some european union politicians for the turkey e.u. talks to be halted altogether because they say it's not realistic for turkey to join the e.u. any time soon the e.u. foreign policy chief eric i'll give any saying earlier that she is concerned about the continued detention of academics and civil rights activists in turkey she called on the release of the highly the saladin dimittis the leader of the main

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erica? >> thanks, leon.er s sobering news out of the cdc today.ricans aren't living as long as the usedto. nbc's erica edwards with the two major factors bringing life expectancy down. >> so speaking of -- >> the nation's drug crisis, faced head on athiweekly meeting of foa. families of eaddicts. dayton, ohio-based group helps people find treatment. >> anyone else who has progress th they would like recognized today, please raise your hands. >> but overall, the country is not making progress on drug deaths. the cdc's national center f health statistics reports more than 70,000 people died of a drug overdose in 2017. that's a nearly 10% rise from e year before. nd the number of suicides increased by 4%. together, the two causes of death are the biggest reason life expectancy has declined for a third year in a row. >> the last time life expectancy three straight years in this country, was a century ago in the middle of world war i together with the flu epemic. this is not acceptable. >> in a statement, robert redfield said these sobering statistics

a lot of the capital of catalonia because the price is right or the caribbean island not all later erica you have to talk to him you've been heavily criticized for what some people have called a scatter gun approach both to diplomacy and decision making the palestinian academics who say not good enough work hardening from oxford university they're if not largely after what they said was a series of seemingly inconsistent and poorly thought out diplomatic moves that's your territory like what they call the convincing threats to dismantle the palestinian authority how many times has that been threatened never happened look i'm so happy in pursuit of desperate and few tile in washington such as the french proposal in twenty sixteen for an international peace conference you still calling for an international peace conference i mean when it's not going to happen the music you know that i'm so happy that you're quoting my colleagues. because you know palestinians don't need to see with the eyes of a woman as in or so about the recent growing resentment for our tongues you know that we can say

erica grow, thank you for that.note the anchorage area is home to a large military base, joint base, combined air force and army facility. no word from there yet. let's go back to miguel almaguer. miguel, this would have occurred 8:30 in the morning during the rush hour. is that perhaps making reporting slow on what's happening in terms of potential casualties? >> lester, fortunately, we have no reports of fatalities. this was probably just before the workday, before many people were getting into downtown buildings in the area. the other good news here is we have seen -- while we certainly have seen widespread damage here, for the most part in many areas it has been fairly cosmetic, things inside grocery stores where shelves are toppled. while we see some roads that have suffered some serious damage, we haven't seen buildings that have snapped in half or are in pieces in the downtown area. because of those strong earthquake standards that are in place in alaska, similar to california, it looks like most of the build

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. >> la ilusión de un nuevo integrante en la familia invade el hogar de erica . >> ahora tendremos unafermedades casos en todo el país aumentaron de 382 a más de 900 el 2018 , cifras que tiene preocupados a las autoridades por riesgos de la cifilis. >> los niños pueden nacer con ceguera daños cerebrales , nace muerto en el peor de los casos . >> la pronta detección de esto salva vidas . >> cuando una mujer está embarazada tiene que ir con su médico y decirle al doctorsus e clave que recomiendan a otras mujeres. >> >> qué interesante la información , el aprendizaje es que cualquier síntoma que sientan las personas embarazadas y tengan síntomas , lo puedan transmitir al niño . >> por supuesto que sí .- >> vamos a una pausa .- >> a horas de que termine el sexenio mexicanos califican el gobierno de enrique peña nieto .- >> secuestrada al caminar a su escuela , autoridades buscan arps de asesinar a una niña hispana . >> grupo de mujeres se podrían quedar sin un lugar seguro . >> con esto y más regresamos en minutos . >> este es su noticiero telemundo 48 . >> miles de personas viven crisis e

with democrats on trade and the economy so much to unpack are here with me still in studio is heading erica head of the transatlantic relations program at the german council on foreign relations where to begin initially i thought he looked a little bit sad but then i just noticed he was just reserved and maybe behaving in a way that a lot of people wanted him to behave on the campaign trail i mean this wasn't like a toned down speech and he was. of course he wasn't he was. attacking fiercely. the democrats but he was boasting so much about his own. part in that success the. he claims and i found it appalling how how he he made it all an election about himself he did this before he said. look what we've done in very disadvantages. get pains. where i showed up and then suddenly think it's a very good indeed to us really go out of your way settle scores and people buy any he lost and you didn't want me to come over and you didn't support me now you've lost so. it's not a big personality speaking here he says that message of course if. he doesn't surprise you he claims this is a successful hors

erica. and so slated here and i should have to stand before you leave. the front not only looking out. my gramma grew up with her native language until she was about six but then she lost it and there aren't many native speakers left here the village is now fighting to get back its language and dance but there's still a lot of pain i think when it comes to what was lost. when you hear someone speaking a language that's dying it just feels so beautiful because it's so rare. true she names even. make you name i asked. and you just speak you pick. you still speak you pick yes you do you speak at work. my grandkids see i born with it and i never forget my language. and when i went to school i did no one in the assured. they knew she need to worry and then what happened was. every time you may need you in my native language they teach you you say stand me right by her just to speak my own language. it was not to be for language is only english here we did leave a note in your good news. i get tired of standing beside a teacher in a corner one day just saying

. >> as part of this week, erica, something that you have lived through is the topic of immigration. when we look at the issue of birthright, we hear the word caravan so much, is this going to potentially suppress latino hispanic voting come tuesday or even in early voting? >> i hope not. i think for me this is, you know, we expected this. trump and the gop as a whole has been doing this. they've been doing this historically for many elections, you know. they come close into an election, they think they might lose and here's immigration, want to talk about undocumented immigrants. we need to make sure we're not getting distracted and that we're talking to the latino community about issues that they care about. there's so much. right now we need to talk to them about health care, education and immigration in a way that it's going to be positive for people to understand who the dreamers are, the people who are coming from the kacare v caravan, thaand wek to especially young latinos. the majority of the community are young and they need a little bit of a harder push to come out and vote

we'll be back with more right after the break. erica's best internet provider" internet. it's "all your teenagers streaming at once" internet. it's "i can get up to one-two-three-four-five mobile lines included" internet. it's internet from xfinity that makes your life... simple. easy. awesome. get a special offer on xfinity internet and tv for $35 each a month for 12 months when you bundle both, and ask how you can save on your wireless bill when you include xfinity mobile click, call or visit a store today. ventura county.. where firefighters are >>> let's switch our focus now to southern california. these are live pictures coming in from ventura county which is engulfed in flames. this is called the woolsey fire and firefighters tonight are trying to save these homes in the malibu canyon. you can see just how those flames have erupted climbing up the terrace hills. this community was forced to evacuate. these are multi-million dollar homes. we tend to think of malibu as being that stretch of sand, the colony and homes right on the beach, but malibu extends up into the

of which the wall is a part. >> so paul kane, erica warner, are we going to shut down or not?for all of us here sitting at this table? >> we don't know. everything depends on trump and what he can live with and what he wants to sign or won't sign. i think that we're seeing happening at the border right now probably increases chances that there could be a shutdown. maybe substantially. various other factors also do that that you have house republicans, about to lose power this is their last chance to throw down on this issue. an issue where trump has not fulfilled what a central campaign promise. right now trump and democrats are far apart and it's hard to see how they bridge that. >> if he has any chance of getting any additional funding for this wall, it's while republicans control both chambers. >> because it's never going to happen next year. >> nancy pelosi is as speaker, assuming she is speaker will get to that later, assuming she's speaker, the democrats are never going to put that kind of wall funding in a spending bill on the house side. so this might be the only chanc

let me put the same question to erica and put it to contrast to the child separation policy.he numbers here show immigrant children in texas shelters alone have gone from about 3,000 up to 5,620 children, the ongoing human toll, howman rights experts say is human rights abuse. in contrast to that, same question to you on the link to the current administration. >> the thing is, this is not the answer. and for me, it's been very, very frustrating, very painful to see that instead of figuring out what is the best way to address what is a national problem, not necessarily just now, but a problem of violence and poverty in central america, and i keep asking and telling people, what would you do if your children were being threatened to join gangs, to women and a lot of girls being threatened with rape if they don't join gangs. instead of figuring out how to address that by actually going and looking at the cases of all this migrants, figuring out who has fear, why, and whether they should stay, instead of that, we're cause thing entire problem at the border that shouldn't be happe

erica, , 46 degrees high temperatures. cold. okay? and then we'll warm up a little bit but it continues to be on theid cool for the next several days. >> i don't know. i don't think the puffy coae going anywhere anytime soon. >> i don't think so. >> thank you so very ch. so the wizards have been one of the worst teams in the nba this year. we just said. it why tonight though could be the start of things turning arou. next in ndsp this is the xfity sportsdesk. >> hey. it's not so bad for the wizards tonight. take it away, george. you sound like everybody around town. i know you keep telling yoursel it's early. the 2-9 wizards have time to turnhings around. 11 games is a small sample size. but the wizards need to start doing things like 48 minutes of defense and not giving up 120 points a game. tonight, the third of a three-game road tri ending up in miami. let's go down to miami. end of the first. ha bradley beal in the lane. awkward shot falls. heanted a foul. wizards down four. final seconds of the half. otto portser bucket and foul.

erica hill is with us this morning. what's going on outside right now? on the streets there in new york city. big parade happening today. >> we're an hour away from the start of the 92nd start of the macy's parade. it is wicked cold outside. >> so we don't confuse it with another one. >> that's actually the tag line. it's very cold outside. and there is a question about whether these balloons -- do they call them floats or balloons? >> there's both. so there are floats, a number of performers on the floats. but then there are also the balloons. there is a lot to see in the parade. >> the balloons do float. but the floats roll. >> the floats roll, so they appear to be floating above the street, but they don't actually float. >> will the balloons fly? we have an important conversation about that subject. >>> first, though, president trump intensifying his attacks on the chief justice of the united states, lecturing john roberts over twitter on this thanksgiving morning about america's judicial system and the constitution. this after the chief justice issue

. >> erica, how important is it that the president visits? what are you expecting out of that trip? >> it's always good to see support from the top. i know the firefighters appreciate the potus coming and we appreciate any sport we can get at all. >> describe what those firefighters have been going through, battling day after day. >> yes. well, it's really an interesting battle, as we've been trying to deal with the rugged, rugged terrain that is out there as well as the wind going up and down. there are northeast winds that really cut through some of those ridges, which is why it has jumped around so much like some of your panel was saying. it really has been up and down. at night it gets really, really cold out there for them. so the temperatures, as would you think they would help because it's colder, it makes it a little bit tough for them to fight that fire. >> erica bain, we appreciate you jumping on the phone when you have so much to deal with. >>> coming, speculation on the russia probe. the president is set to submit written answers next week. submit written answers next we

erica gonzalez has a closer look at a changing virginia. >> reporter: the power of the suburban vote foremts pocol dls closed last night, in fact, it was the first race that nbc called. jennifer wexton with a big win over barbara comstock, and senator tim caine also won. as to where t votes came from? look here on the left hand side, that's the 2016 presidential election, and then on the right hand side, that's 2018. it's not surprising that the suburbs werblue, but it's an expanding amount of the major city suburbs thaurd blue in 2018. specifically? let's circle a few for u. talking about areas like stafford county, westmoreland county, near charlottesville. we got nelson county andthers at turned blue, and if you go further down, southeast, we' talking chesapeake bay and virginia beach county that turned blue as well. so, this is just a continued trend of suburbsn virginia turning blue and making virgini a more reliably blue state. some of that is due to female the impact of women in oovirginia. that's ahead at > taking a clos women behind virginia's flip to you wanted to save on p

was erica behind the idea? >> it was erica's idea. >> seth: okay, gotcha.[ laughter ] it was kind of fine for the first, you know, three days i was like, "this is not a big deal." >> seth: this is after the fact? >> this is after the fact, and then the fact -- >> seth: okay. >> was that, i don't know how to say this. well, my -- it turned purple. >> seth: oh, wow. [ laughter ] >> now, i don't mean like, "oh, it was kind of purple." i mean it was, you know grimace from mcdonald's? >> seth: sure. [ laughter ] if he had one, it would look indistinguishable. [ laughter ] so, i am the new face of mcdonald's. >> seth: wow. [ laughter ] congratulations. >> thank you. thank you. >> seth: you made -- you made lemonade, my friend. >> purple lemonade. >> seth: purple lemonade. >> yeah, it really hurt, and it was real scary for a minute. but i'm fine now. >> seth: gotcha. you're fine now. back to like, 60 percent purple, which is normal. >> seth: oh, that's great. >> that's normal for me. >> seth: oh, that was where you were at. that was your starting point. >> yeah. [

why are you so sure, erica? why do you feel so passionately about it?y have to listen to them. you know, he's not a child, he knows what he wants to do, and it is his life. ican i can see the smile on your face to see simon. how much did you consider that accompanying someone to an assisted death could face up to 14 yea rs assisted death could face up to 14 years injail? we assisted death could face up to 14 years in jail? we considered for our children than we did not want them to face that. we went with a group of friends and we were clear with those people because it would have been completely unfair not to be, but that was a possibility. it was not likely but nobody could be sure as it was definitely not going to happen. no guarantees. icould as it was definitely not going to happen. no guarantees. i could not have cared happen. no guarantees. i could not have ca red less happen. no guarantees. i could not have cared less because i felt we we re have cared less because i felt we were doing everything from the absolute best intentions and that my con

in the meantime, erica, let me explain where i am. you can see these shopping carts here, we are at a save way grocery store. this is an example of what has been lost here. it underscores how much has been lost in this community, we are talking about schools and churches and restaurants and motels. it's just so overwhelming. this cleanup is going to take years. john? >> dan simon for us. the pictures there simply devastating. dan, thank you very much. >>> joining me now on the phone is justin bartec, he grew up in paradise. justin, if you can hear me, tell me what happened to your family home. >> yeah, i did grow up in paradise. i found out yesterday that my family home where my father lives was destroyed, so that was pretty devastating, on friday we had also found out that my sister's home was destroyed. two homes in a couple days there. >> i'm so sorry that your family is going through this. you said your father still did live in paradise in that home that was destroyed. how is he doing today? >> he's okay. we have family in neighbo

. >> reporter: once we were properly suited up, erica was ready to fry our bird.le she went to prepare the turkey for frying, i added a little more bourbon to our beach mixture. but how long should a turkey sit in a bath like that? ♪ >> turkey will take about three 1/2 minutes per pound and 350-degree oil. >> reporter: crispy and brown on the outside but how do you know the inside is totally cooked? >> we have a thermometer we insurd into the thickest part of the bird. if that doesn't read 165, the turkey's not ready. >> reporter: and we're watching you deep fry one turkey today. how many have you personally friday? >> about 1,000 of them myself. >> reporter: do you feel like you have more mussels. >> i am superwoman. >> reporter: yes, you are. once we added the peach bourbon glaze, erica carved up the turkey and now for the moment of truth. oh, my gosh. i feel like a pilgrim in the first thanksgiving. this is incredible. safe to say i was a fan. this is the stuff right here. a lot to be grateful for this thanksgiving. so grateful that i took four turkeys to go. >

rivera: i'm erica. andrew: hi, erica. dr. rivera: nice to meet you. andrew: my pleasure.: andrew, this is dr. rivera. she's worked with me in other companies in trying to help bring people together because i'm certain... andrew: [ laughs ] i'm kidding. lemonis: i thought maybe the three of us can go back and chat. andrew: sure. lemonis: i think my biggest concern is to help him manage people, it's not a thing that he loves to do. the idea of bringing in an outside person in this particular instance was more for me to see how andrew reacted and how he would listen if he wasn't gonna listen to me. amber: but in general, you don't like bringing in outside people? lemonis: no. amber: why? lemonis: unless they possess something like a doctor of psychology, a nutritionist. but for the rest of it, it's like, "i got it." and you want to just, "oh, bring in everybody." "i got it." this isn't "extreme home makeover." andrew: employees have been the bane of my existence. dr. rivera: okay. and i hear you say, "bane of your existence," and in our discussions, we think about employees

the drinking yogurt made with a strain of lactobacillus book erica is now sold in almost every major supermarket in china and has become a byword for healthy living. but what i really like this brand of. it comes from a place where locals live to a ripe old age. our packaging says it makes you live longer going out with all these amazing. surely tasty yogurt. back in munch loves the dairy farmer. can remember the first time he was visited by a delegation from china eight years ago. they make careful note of how he made yogurt and quizzed him on the secrets of the recipe. it's a very simple. cattle graze on these lovely meadows and also we have a very special breed of cattle they produce less milk but it's very high quality and has a higher fat content. making process he fills glasses with milk that's been heated to forty five degrees celsius. then he adds. the starter culture comes from an existing. so the bacteria. is added to a new batch of milk which is then left to stand for up to three hours. that's also how the chinese make their yogurt with a starter culture from. the brand ha

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views abouimmigration, about climate change, and about the way things used to be in america, making erica again. the climate change report is a part of that. this is something that there is scientific consensus on. there is no serious scientific opposition to the notion that climate change is real and getting worse and caused b humans. but the president is not willing to bend his preconceived notions on that. jane: reid wilson, thanks for idjoining me. thank you. jane: look at some of the day's other news. former trump campaign aideou george papads has failed in a legal attempt to delay his prison sentence. he was convied for lying to federal agents investigating alleged ties between russia and the trump campaign. has facedime minister a barrage of hostile questions in parliament as she continues to promote her brexit deal. the agreement was endorsed by eu lead s on sunday but there appears to be little support in rlment from her own party. a least one million bees suspected to have died of producing in the wine- area of south africa. an insecticide used by wine farmers is thought to have

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