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tactically very game keeping the opposition on its toes in the face sweden and nightsticks start him in fosse back in south korea who feature former naval coups in k.s. one point. and mexico who lost heavily to the world champions at the country to ration scott. mexico mexico is a team that can clear the high technical and tactical level at the taj we did not tell you to lead to qualify for the world cup so shouldn't be underestimated the group will be exciting about an. eighty one thousand fans at moscow's luzhniki stadium will await the world champions in their match against mexico or should germany to cook up a storm in the group they could face heavyweights brazil in the second round a gemini for. can rest assure that you hakim europe has the recipe for success to keep his team on track for another title. well thanks for joining us here at g.w. news in berlin we'll leave you with some images of the more attractive side of wintry weather footage from the world's largest ice sculpture festival in harbin china enjoy. the d.w. media center see it find it here it discover. video and audio podc

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>> yes, car live foss is an incredible inspiration. she turned scholarships for young women.ree summer camps for high school girls around the country. it's amazing to see. people like that showing technology is accessible it's a way to build an amazing career and you can do it while pursuing whatever your passion is. maria: when you look at the wages. we are talking about wages. we have been waiting for wages to move. when you have a degree in coding or software engineering, you will get a job that's much higher paying than other jobs. what's the salary typically? >> we take reporting ever seriously. we invented independently audited jobs reports. we have cpa review our outcomes. students leave flatiron school and go to a variety of paths from apprenticeships toful-time salary roles. the full-time rolls have an average of $75,000 lauren: let's look at market events that could impact your wallet. the abp release their employment report thursday, and the neighbor department release theirs friday. we get numbers from market movers, international trade and factory orders. another

it was a small act of kindness that daniel foss would be forgotten by the end of the day, but it has meant the world to the family. the idea that he got the chance to walk down the driveway and say goodbye and never came back. don't think that you will never have the chance to say what you want to say. she flung her arms around me and whispered into my ear keep going and she unclasped her arms and lookedt at me and said that's al i wanted to come and kill you and after a few pleasantries she walked out of the door. it's what they found the courage to do to believe that the laws of the country must change in order to protect kids that lost their lives in sandy hook that's what we do and so as we mark five years since the violence of elementary school, we keep going. i yield the floor. >> president trump spoke about cutting regulations today. his remarks are next on c-span2. at his annual news conference, president putin praised president trump. >>> to a move expected to in power cable and wireless providers and transform consumer's online experience. you can watch our coverage of toda

. >>> the raiders offense was too generous on christmas as foss -- turnovers led to a loss of adelphia. -- loss to philadelphia. >>> the raiders had five turnovers in the second half. there were cars interception with less than a minute to go set up the go-ahead field goal for the eagles. the raiders defense played well but the offense cannot hold onto the ball during pivotal moments in the game. >> i told the guys in there tonight, one thing about this game of football is it's a team game. there's no our side plays well or this phase played well. it did and it does but it's a team we win or lose as a team. it's the ultimate king team game. we take it as a team. it's come down to the end and we have not made plays or done what we need to do to win games. that's how our year has been. we've not done enough. it's in the details. we win or lose as a team but you can always put it on me. >> 19-10 was the final score. the raiders wrap up their season sunday against the chargers in los angeles. right now they six at -- sit at 6-9. >>> muni is offering free rides on new year's eve and new yea

it proved that the processes in foss them all to protect the hosts the c o two was turned into stone within the only two years to. once the c o two is turned into stone you don't have to worry. it's not going anywhere it's just but it in the ground as. the process begins of the production. team sent down these pipes and into the main power plant below is used to turn the giant which produced electricity. impressive for binds them out there in the first of. the water if they can through heat exchangers weather what that which is what the for the setting the pipes and there were years for souring and. once the steam is been used it's usually been leased back into the atmosphere for the car fixed project geothermal gas is about point five percent of steam going to be special cleaning toilets that's where the common touch of process. so the gases get a shower what does that mean yeah they actually flow through a column where we have what the first falling falling down because three rows in the opposite direction of the gas meets a liquid yeah and during that sort of interaction the c o t

it proved that the processes in fosse them all to protect that most the c o two was turned into stone within the only two years two and once the c o two is turned into stone we don't have to worry. about it it's not going anywhere it's just but it in the ground as. the process begins of the production. team sent down these pipes and into the main power plant. is used to turn the giant which produces electricity in person for binds them in the first of. the water it's taken the heat exchanger. with. the pipes and their readers are souring and. once the steam is usually released back into the atmosphere for the car fixed project the geothermal gas is about point five percent of steam going to be special. that's where the carbon capture process. so the guesses get a shower what does that mean yeah they actually flow through a column where we have what the drop was falling falling down because three flows in the opposite direction i guess meets a liquid yeah and during that sort of interaction the c o two and so fight they dissolve into the water droplets that water is sent back down the

in foss talked. about infrastructure extends right up to the roof of the house not where we want to talk about cabins. and cities infrastructure is everywhere. up here on the roof i've got up power connection that connects me to the grid and it could also work with water and sewage. but also force. with twenty square meters these cabins would be relatively spacious for the time being they only exist as a mockup but the first prototype is currently under construction it will cost fifty thousand euros the startup already has some potential customers lined up. and. the concept and the product allow us to make use of spaces that are unsuited to conventional housing or of simply gone unnoticed and we would like to use any space that is large enough to accommodate the many houses. we have our sights set on any leftover space where many house could be placed one. housing solutions have to be found just one example berlin needs seventeen thousand new apartments every year. living on the square footage of a b

responsibility on their tiny shoulders because they are really convinced that they have to help the fosses the families because otherwise they couldn't make ends meet and many of them actually went to school back in syria but then the war happened they had to leave they had to settle in a totally new place and then once a child starts working basically it's childhood ends for certain period and or for forever maybe and then they're lucky if they do get a chance to go to school and what it what are those chances in turkey for these syrian children are they going to the turkish schools is that what's happening to them we're well that's at least the goal of the sex government they want to get every single syrian refugee child that's the big promise into public schools by the end of a twenty twenty. but so far only sixty percent of those kids are really having access to education that means forty percent don't have any access and this is higher than you know it's three hundred thousand to four hundred thousand children we're talking about. and of course there are a lot of obstacles the languag

firefighters have been working along the front line foss more than 24 hours now, saving what they can and making little headway. after a full day, a full force battle, zero containment in the thomas fire. worse, we learned the flames have jumped 101 at solimar beach. the fire has charged 50,000 acres. >> you see the flames and all the cars leaving the danger spots. southern california is dealing with three primary fire, much like what we dealt with two months ago, all fueled by windy and dry conditions. the thomas fire, creek fire, and rye fire. more than 30,000 people have been evacuated. nbc bay area's jodi hernandez joins us in ventura county. jodi, these first 48 hours are critical. what are you seeing around you now? >> raj, what we're seeing are a ton of flames. take a look for yourself. we're in a community called casita springs right off of highway 33. as you can see, the hillsides all over this area are ablaze tonight, and firefighters are doing all they can to make sure the flames don't consume even more homes. the wind-fueled thomas fire continues to spread in ventura count

to become leaner as customers turn away from foss i'll feel based energy sources. >> they are cuttingg losses. it was part of a plan they announced. they are in the process of billion in5 structural costs across the company. there's definitely a lot of action being taken. >> how long will investors give plenary? >> nobody knows for sure. you need to show results soon. ♪ >> banks ever merged relatively unscathed from the final batch of post crisis capital rules with few lenders meeting to raise new funds. the committee on banking supervision broke a deadlock curve. 10 years in the making, as this it? what do we see her? what is the in product? there is a, yes, small chance this could go and fall apart. what couldn't fall part world today? we are basically there. it is a deal which the europeans are not happy with. americans are unhappy with it. maybe it is a good deal. it is a compromise that no one likes. ♪ ♪ >> welcome back to "bloomberg best." i am michael mckee. be $15,000op to market in trading this week. the cryptocurrency will enter a new phase in its development. at 6:00 p.m. n

responsibility on their tiny shoulders because they are really convinced that they have to help the fosses the families because otherwise they couldn't make ends meet and many of them actually went to school back in syria but then the war happened they had to leave they had to settle in a totally new place and then once a child starts working basically it's childhood ends for certain period and or for forever maybe and then and then they're lucky if they do get a chance to go to school and what it what are those chances in turkey for these syrian children are they going to the turkish schools is that what's happening to them were less let's at least the goal of the sex government they want to get every single syrian refugee child that's the big promise into public schools by the end of a twenty twenty. but so far only sixty percent of those kids are really having access to education that means forty percent don't have any access and this is higher than you know it's three hundred thousand to four hundred thousand children we're talking about and. and of course there are a lot of obstacles

we sprayed foss check all along the edge of the canyon."o cut down nearly 100 eucalyptus trees around her property not only to clear the way for fire danger, but to also to create a staging area for fire crews.lynn kirst, saved her home from fire::"i thought for sure if this was a staging area there was no way they were going to let us burn, but they got the word from high command that this fire was coming too fast, too strong, too hot, and too dangerous and they pulled everyone to safer grounds." this was the sight saturday morning when flames from the thomas fire got close.bill myer, contract firefighter:"it was coming down i estimated about 15 to 20 mph. it was from rim to rim and it had the sound of a jet engine."two people against a wall of fire. lynn kirst, saved her home from fire:"this is when we hit the switch and it activated this 60-thousand gallon tank and the big rain birds and we waited until the last minute for that bc we didn't want to wash off the foam."at one point they ran out of water and had to get inside away from the

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. ♪ >> in hollywood, adam housely. , foss news. >>> berks county hello to our viewers in he had aringatch to go night one of our super fans in reading. cold, really cold everywhere. this is our new normal, though, as as far as the forecast goes. weather is 15 seconds away. >>> today's high temperature was 33 degrees. likely the warmest day we'll experience over the next week or so. yes it will get even colder and likely stay below freezing. more arctic air. the deep freeze continues. bitter wind chills, bundle up, dress in layers. it's a dangerous cold. a chance of light snow friday in saturday. even a chance of some flurries for some by tomorrow morning. but look at the chill. 21 right now in millville. we have upper 20s philadelphia. 8 degrees currently mount poco pocono. 17 in reading and 29 in wilmington. but those are the air temperatures. by tomorrow morning, 7am, 6 degrees below zero. that's what it will michael: i'm thankful that i'm alive and have a second chance. james: i'm thankful for the help and the opportunity that i received. darlene: i'm thankful to be able to help pe

is impacting your neighborhood and especially during the holidays we need more employees bike john fosses help address it. >> when donna entered the work force she struggled. it wasn't a legal struggle but with no work, she started cleaning houses. now the owner avenue successful cleaning company she never forgot her own challenges. >> long ago, someone gave me a chance. gave me an opportunity to suck succeesucceed and i believe in g it forward. >> reporter: approaching 1,000 employees and with contracts throughout seat, donna's team clean is committed to giving ex offender that is chance they need. >> when they come in that lobby, their head is down. they find out they have a job, when they leave out of this office and i can see them walk the pathway down there they walking different. >> john and team clean are not alone. but they are example of the difference the city hopes we can make in each of our communities if now during the holidays we consider giving a second chance for goodness sake. i'm bill anderson. ♪ >>> from that to this. we've got a program in philadelphia where children a

. >> it is absolutely unacceptable for fisher employees to permit their own political predell iks fossecessor did a lot to damage the reputation of the fbi. >> the depth of this anti-trump bias on the mueller team just goes on and on it's absolutely shocking. >> what do you think is behind these attacks? are republicans trying to undermine the russia investigation. >> absolutely they are. but on the facts any found one fbi agent that had some text messages that were antitrump. and they removed him from the investigation. it was absolutely the right thing to do. if you were watching in hearing you really came away thinking that the republicans believe that hillary clinton is president and they want to impeach her. but that's not the case. and they're really desperate right now because everything that's happening they try oh reframe on hillary clinton but the president is donald trump and we're looking at collusion. >> you mentioned impeachment you were one of 58 democrats who voted to move forward with impeachment of president trump. that move was table and not moving forward what were

. >> reporter: do you know new jersey foss' new area code yet?i do not. >> reporter: do you know the new area code? >> i do not. >> reporter: if you haven't been dialed into the news lately, listen up. new jersey is welcoming a new area code. >> let me lay this on you. 640. >> 640? never heard of it. >> reporter: get ready. >> 640 is coming at you. >> 640, why is that? >> reporter: after nearly 50 years the 609 is running out of numbers. so come next year, 640 will be added as an overlay to the same geographic area as the 609. from trenton south to cape may. don't worry, your phone number won't change but brand new numbers will be assigned the 640 by the end of next summer. >> customers in this region are going to have to get used to using the full dialing number including the area code even if they're in the 609 area code. >> it all goes on speed dial any way and i push one button. if somebody asks me what my cell number is i don't know what it is because it's on speed dial. >> reporter: why the change? blame your smart phone. >> with every new

the inch thick report is scolding indictment of penn state foss' oversight of fraternities disciplined so weak finds the grand jury it led to life-threatening conditions and widespread violations of campus alcohol policies. center county da stacey parks miller released the scathing finding friday. >> if it takes eliminate these -- >> she called fort grand jury probe after the death last february of timothy piazza a engineering major pledging the now banned beta theta pi fraternity. prosecutors 11 piazza a sophomore was forced to drink to excess. he later fell and struck his head but frat members failed to call for help for 12 hours. philadelphia attorney tom kline represents the piazza family. >> we don't have college spirit and college joy on our college campuses. what we really have is a wholesale dose of sexual assau assault, dough batch row and hazing and that's what we need to change. >> reporter: 14 members of the frat now face criminal charges in connection to piazza's death the grand jury report makes a series of recommendations including stiffening the penalties for hazing, st

. >> good morning, my name is kate foss and i'm a capital analyst for the arts commission. we are very excited about rec and park's renovation and it will create an incredible cultural aspect for the city. and the plan was cast and the performing arts workshop will have resources in an area of san francisco that does not currently have an arts education facility. and we've had the privilege of working with cast on several projects and have the utmost confidence in them as a city partner. the performing arts workshop is a long-time art guaranteee and they have been providing high quality programming to the city for over 50 years and their pioneering youth education programs are a great match for district 11. as the city, the workshop has been a sustainable nonprofit with a history of conservative fiscal management and we are confident that they will be a strong tenant for the space and they are very excited about this partnership and renovation. thank you. >> supervisor cohen: thank yo you. >> i'm amy cohen with the workforce development. thank you for inviting me today. we'

liberia arriving long before the stations opened the tunnels however nowhere near the heart of the foss town held in october that had been delayed twice after being contested in court amid claims of a declared it is in the foster round officials say the reduction of candidates from twenty two just to may have cost the among voters a can go for. the person to score small this morning and i hope. this morning the qantas's between a former international football star george where and why is president just what guy the we know would replace africa's first female head of state ellen johnson sirleaf who came to power after the country's lost civil war twelve years ago i'm not as they were losing him to do this there's virtually no they said to me and i'm going to win. now we know george seventy two year old walker has served as layby as vice president since two thousand and six he too wanted in the capital and red deer because of the curse of democracy we went in one way during your work and i would use it to. we have today we're going through a difficult process isn't working to the presiden

conditions and tensions with the local community are rising oliver salat has this exclusive report from les foss. can barely move his fingers it's the morning after another cold night on the greek island of lesbos. and his friends ran out of firewood long ago. and now they'll use what's left of this cardboard box to heat today's first cup of tea. from iraq he's been here on the island of lesbos for two months know in a makeshift camp just outside the morea refugee camp. we are many. three but we don't have. a different. city. next door is the official camp it looks like a high security prison made for refugees that have come to the greek islands in the hopes of continuing on to north and europe they have to wait here until their asylum applications have been processed authorities strictly for bit filming here. who are ever you'll look you'll see garbage and thesis and people living right in the midst of it the refugee camp is full far beyond its capacity and with more people arriving than leaving conditions here are getting worse every day. wants to show us what's happening inside the camp so we

we sprayed foss check all along the edge of the canyon."es around her property not only to clear the way for fire danger, but to also to create a staging area for fire crews.lynn kirst, saved her home from fire::"i thought for sure if this was a staging area there was no way they were going to let us burn, but they got the word from high command that this fire was coming too fast, too strong, too hot, and too dangerous and they pulled everyone to safer grounds." this was the sight saturday morning when flames from the thomas fire got close.bill myer, contract firefighter:"it was coming down i estimated about 15 to 20 mph. it was from rim to rim and it had the sound of a jet engine."two people against a wall of fire. lynn kirst, saved her home from fire:"this is when we hit the switch and it activated this 60-thousand gallon tank and the big rain birds and we waited until the last minute for that bc we didn't want to wash off the foam."at one point they ran out of water and had to get inside away from the smoke.watching waiting and praying t

. >> foss they are in the united states there's over 500,000 in foster care. >> reporter: danielle foundedce as a foster mom. >> when we fostered top of mind was we just want to give a kid a moment of feeling nothing but love and support. we started one simple wish as a way to make sure that the kids knew we were always in their corner. >> reporter: as the snow falls outside, this place becomes a haven for these children. >> every kid deserves a little bit of love, hope and joy in their lives. >> come on. >> reporter: the day is filled with holiday traditions like building gingerbread houses, the children were nestled all snug in their blankets as whoopi read them a holiday classic. >> 'twas the night before christmas when all through the house not a creature was stirring, not even a mouse. >> reporter: of course, no party would be complete without -- >> i kne it's a present. it's a present. >> what is it? >> this is about just being a kid and ripping paper and getting stuff. >> you all want one of those? okay. >> thank you. >> how sweet is that? >> thank you. [ applause ] >>> coming up ne

also, the pricing comes from one exchange, the gemini exchange, which is the one run by the winkle foss. when the contract launches on december 18, it will draw from a number of different exchanges to come up with its price. interesting to see this as a test case for what will happen in the wild west of bitcoin. david: a lot of arbitrage between exchanges? julie: potentially so, and we have that up, as well. we have a look at the futures versus the spot price. the question is who is in these two markets, because what we have heard from various banks this far is they will not be trading bitcoin futures. some banks will allow some .lients to alix: selective client spirit julie: one brokerage is going for 50%d beyond, asking margin requirements, not allowing shorting. at least initially, there are some constraints being put on this. alix: breaking news from times square -- there was an explosion on 42nd and 8th. the a ,c, and e lines are stopped and are being evacuated. the mayor has been briefed on the incident and midtown, and that is according to his office. we do not yet know what caus

foss was part of the research from 1941-52 and she came to get the city in 52 and worked at the university missouri kansas city library until 1960. i think it's kind of cool that foster worked in the same organization that is now the home of the glama collection. i think she would be smiling if she were here today. she published in 1956 of work she worked on 30 some years old sex variant women in military. she studied references to women in literature from the eons and put them in this book. we also have of course many of the people, to make image into nice presentation but do want to give a shout out to barbara career whose editor of the latter, a lesbian magazine. chelsea was the editor and ran a niaid press who or which was a press in the kansas side that published lesbian literature. carolyn stewart one of my former bosses at unity school christianity that some of you may know donated a huge collection of books that she collected over the years, a whole bookshelf of lesbian related books and many of them are from a niaid press with a great beginning collection of that time in our histo

with fewer people opting in to pay for the it phones fosses newest generation they're facing controversialels. they've been throttling battery live on older i of iphones nine classroom actions filed around the country want to see apple in court. apple is defending their decision saying they're goal is to deliver the best customer experience live actually helps old iphones live longer. in los angeles, hillary vaughn, fox business. >> all right. there you go. that's a look ahead at 2018. 9:18 right now. you've got all the money in the world there's only one way to travel for tim cook apple ceo that's private plains. apple says the ceo cannot use commercial air travel because of his high visibility. his trips cost the company about $93,000 in the 2017 fiscal year. cook now joins facebook mark zuckerberg and disney bob igor. most recent recent filings both also used private plans for their personal travel this falls unthe category of no surprise. they are ceo's of multi billion dollar corporations if you're going to spend 90 grand on air travel -- >> earlier when one we do this story. >> they'

yesterday was the anniversary of actress carrie fisher fosses death her daughter celebrated her mother'sure of the northern lights. she cams captioned the photo saying she never got to see the lights with her -- her mother but of her on this visit and boy did she. billie lore is the only only one who missed carrie. mark hamil luke skywalker took to twitter to remember his space princess shared three photos of fisher with the caption no one has ever really gone. the hash tag carrie on forever. >> i love that. >>> classic come back the new roseanne teaser is out and bite look of it, not a lot has changed in the connor household teaser released on christmas day and basically made fun of the original series finale from the looks of the teaser, not much has changed as you saw that. way witness exception of dan being alive. remember in the original it was revealed that dan actually died of heart attack. so this time guess it was like a dallas all a dream. >> okay. >> he's back to life. >> yeah. >> i used to binge watch that show in college. >> i didn't binge watch but i'm watch eight lot one o

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service providers from blocking all slowing traffic or the companies will now be able to charge more for foss to speeds. for children have been killed in a crash between a train and a school bus in southern france several of the people were left in jail after the train hit the bus splitting it into investigators awaiting to interview the driver of the bus who was slightly injured in the crash. e.u. leaders are gathering in brussels for the latest summit the twenty eight nations are being asked to reach consensus on the difficult topics of migration and breaks it they are expected to approve an agreement to move brics a talks on to the second phase a future trade relationship. we remember six months off to the brain full tower fire shocked the world and killed seventy one people britain held a memorial service at st paul's cathedral survive his politicians and members of the royal family with dates on of the victims the disaster has become a symbol of london's neglect of its low income residents. well how many problems are keeping european union leaders awake at night while the top three are t