butterfingers and a battling half—century from danni wyatt. 132 at least gave them a chance but it proved a flickr despatching them into the syd ney about despatching them into the sydney night. a couple of wickets revived hopes that they ultimately only postponed the inevitable as mooney struck the runs to retain the ashes and they had done it with two games to spare. england might be world champions but in this series they were very much second best. you could see it on the faces of the girls at the end, a lot of emotion around tonight. we are disappointed with how we played today, i thought we had a chance with 130 to be in the game and credit to australia because they played better cricket than as this series. with the men's ashes starting next week, for australian fans are already plenty to cheer. absolutely spectacular can't wait for next thursday to win it again! but it's really good to see, a great venue it again! but it's really good to see, a great venue and the girls are playing such a great standard, it's awesome. it's going to be awesome. go australia. a year in which england scaled t

souza by the end of his career with obama had to make photographs yet taken and most of them were on flickr. you see what this has meant. we have not accepted so much as a part of our lives and a part of understanding this incredible institution. but there's strings behind the scenes and that is what ken has done a wonderful job of here. we have a couple people here who know about this. number one, mr. mike mccurry was press secretary to bill clinton and has dealt with a few photo images. >> thank you. >> micah, please, centerstage. this this is a great opportunito pay tribute to ken who i dearly love. he has treated me to rock hill and tosca are so many years now, i think it's the only reason they still have it on the menu. but we get together we talk about what's going on in washington. i am not an active player. i've kind of given up my role in politics and actually teach theology at a seminary now. that proves that the doctrine of atonement actually -- [laughing] -- has something. we obviously spent many years going back during the clinton years together when we traveled many, many mile

end of his career with obama had two million photographs that he'd taken, and most of them were on flickr. you see what this has meant. we've now accepted it so much as a part of our hives and a -- our live9 and part of this institution. and that's what ken has done a wonderful job of explicating here. we're very fortunate to have a couple of people who actually know about this. number one, mr. mike mccurry was press secretary to bill clinton -- [applause] and has dealt with a few photo images -- >> thank you. >> so, mike, please come center stage. >> take center stage. this is a great opportunity to pay transcribe you -- tribute to ken who i dearly love. he has treated me to ragu at tosca for so many years now that i think it's the only reason they still have it on the menu. [laughter] but we get together and talk about what's goingen in washington. i'm not an active player, i've kind of given up my role in politics and actually teach theology at a seminary now. that prove that is the doctrine of atonement, actually -- [laughter] has something. but we have, you know, we obviously spent m

americal and break his promise or put the political stability of germany at risk well i did have his flickr correspondent thomas ferrer is on the story for you thomas get to say what is the us media leader to reconsider his position. i would say two things laid out on the one hundred obviously the conversation that martin short tight with president. president's time as an incredibly influential person in germany one who can direct political debates in the country on the other hand something else that played a very important role was the fact that many members within the s.p.d. were no longer convinced that that strict opposition to joining a new coalition was the right path for the party they have been internal debates in the last few days and in particular after the so-called jamaica negotiations collapse to see whether the s.p.d. should change line should revisit that strict opposition and that's something that definitely played a role in the negotiations last night the internal discussions within the s.p.d. and obviously also with the conversations that martin shows how with president ti

we just had flickr. during a class break, i had them type in the search engine, yosemite and view. had to pull up all the photographs tagged with those words and just play them as a slide show and i swear 90% were taken from same spot, where the tour buses take everybody through. the tunnel view on highway 140 and looking back at half dome and el capitan and sort of this classic view. if a hotel is built in the middle of that or a great lightning bolt struck and cracked it in half, that's not going to happen, we would be upset because the thing we think of is unchanging, would change. one of the last aspects that is not as well as understood, not only were they promoted in the early days, you know sort of pitched to congress then promoted by the railroads, but once you get the automobile being invented, and also our lives changes in terms of the workweek getting shorter. weekends are invented and people have more lee sure time, they become auto oriented. you can see this in an old post frer the 1930s or '20s. with a car driving through the tunnel tree. this is a real transformation

we seem trapped in a kind of political pinball machine where, as a country, we careen from flickr topper, bounce -- flipper to flipper, bouncing off walls, where down is up and up is down and white is black and black is white, and nothing means anything more to anybody and words just don't carry the truth that they used to. well, a democracy relies on free speech, yes, it does, but you know as well as i do, it relies even more on that speech being truthful. how many times have we been reminded that it is the truth that sets us free? in speeches and in the scriptures. it is the truth that affirms the aunt any doubt there is no such thing as alternative facts, folks, and it is the truth that this is not a normal time. it is not normal to feed your country a daily dose of your own reality that, each day, is proven false, whether it's a crowd size with a photo that ositively or whether it's the burden of the paris agreement, which is, in fact, no burden at all. it is not normal to demonize immigrants who have built our country and defended our freedom. even as american cities are underwa

not over until it's over until mccain and corcoran flickr on board with all of this commissar to sayre comfortable saying it's definitely going to pass. adam makes a good point. anybody close to the senators or members of congress will tell you we have to pass this. we know how important it is. we didn't get health care done. we have to pass this. from the point of johnson or rand paul, and langford, which i do mention, i understand those other three until it's across the finish line you still have to watch mccain inc. still have the watch flake partly because of the deficit and other procedural concerns that senator mccain has brought up, but also the personal relationship to senators have or don't have anything that's important until it passes. neil: to the appointing medevac about earlier they're trying to cobble together a subset of info. senator corker spent the entire thanksgiving break on the phone with his senate colleagues in the administration working on responsible path forward where they are hopeful the final bill will be good for our country. so, there is enormous pressu

where you live, what you do, you'll really dig to flickr from looks like. >> what we did was we change bracket so we could help drive tax relief at every level. a lot of these families are in effect impact by state and local with the amt and others to help people. we are not done. we want in high tax states but what we don't want to do is continue to provide tax rates for some and some state across the board for the country. i'm convinced we continue to provide the rule. >> people wonder why you didn't do too much. capital gains as well as the carried interest of action. during the campaign, president trump kept saying how unfair the carried interest deduction is where you have private equity guys to make certain revenues when in fact it's ordinary incomes. rather than a 20% rate. what's the plan for capital gains taxes. >> you have to have i. risks. you have to improve that gain and hold it and you have to today. the hedge funds are routed to business, but it is preserved for that traditional real estate partnership. the industrial park i would've liked to do myself. our biggest hurdl