well done, heidi. >> she continues to up her game. every year.t's what i love about her. >> i never thought heidi could look ugly. that's a compliment for halloween. >> you're so silly. >>> coming up, kristen bell stunned by her co-stars. the moment that left her speechless on the set. >> i was like what? what? >>> plus, country star kelsey ball reenny is taking us to her hometown. >> i wrote it three weeks after we met. and i was -- i was like, this is aggressive. why arit's because sweeney'sing been exposed as aeeney? double dipping pension padder. caught spending campaign money on lavish dinners and fine cigars for his pals. investigated for being a lobbyist and a senator at the same time. sweeney voted to raise taxes 145 times while our economy continues to struggle. south jersey is a mess, and it's time to take out the trash. on november 7th, make a change. dump sweeney. >>> dick van dyke was honored at the british academy ♪ >>> no halloween costume for ashton kutcher and mila kunis. they were among the capacity crowd at the dodgers game. ro

. >>> plus -- >> heidi klum's thriller transformation.ou look so ugly. >> how she pulled off her most epic halloween costume yet. >>> this is "entertainment tonight." >>> everybody is buzzing about wendy williams suddenly fainting and the middle of her talk show. and the clip went viral instantly. >> it was a frightening moment to watch her collapse on live tv. today, wendy was very emotional as she explained what happened. >> i'm feeling like hot and a little dizzy. our first caress. that's when cow saw me with the eyes. because i -- it was a -- it was -- scare -- it was scary. >> reporter: overcome with a wave of emotion while detailing her terrifying on-air faint, wendy explains what viewers didn't see once the show quickly cut to commercial. >> oh, it's chaos behind the scenes. i'm on the floor. i was told i was only down for three seconds. next thing i know, my husband comes out and collects me. brings me backstage. >> reporter: a team of paramedics ultimately determined wendy lacked essential electrolytes due to dehydration. but a p

well done, heidi. >> she continues to up her game. every year.t's what i love about her. >> i never thought heidi could look ugly. that's a compliment for halloween. >> you're so silly. >>> coming up, kristen bell stunned by her co-stars. the moment that left her speechless on the set. >> i was like what? what? >>> plus, country star kelsey ball reenny is taking us to her hometown. >> i wrote it three weeks after and i was -- i was like, this is aggressive. when i was 3, children's national helped me beat the odds so i can play with my grandkids. so i can celebrate 50. when i was 14, they saved my heart so i could bring family together. so i can help cardiac patients just like me. so i can serve my country. so i can do what i love. so i can give back. so i can play in the junior olympics. so i can make plays. so i can do this. so i can race my friends. children's national didn't just help us grow up, they helped us grow up stronger. >>> dick van dyk

. >>> meanwhile, heidi klum continues to reign sur preem pr the queen of halloween. >> i found out heidi's thrilling homag toerks michael jackson didn't stop at the costume. that's the 44-year-old supermodel dancing under all that makeup. ♪ she learned the "thriller" choreography step by step. >> i'm not as good as michael. no one is. i tried my hardest. >> reporter: for heidi's 18th annual halloween party, she chose the zombie wolf look. how many hours in the makeup chair? >> i think it was about seven hours. >> reporter: you look so ugly. >> thanks. >> reporter: her body was covered with latex prosthetics to look like wolf skin. i don't know how she could speak through the fangs. somewhat the most uncomfortable part of this today? >> the teeth. >> i'm sorry. heidi klum has moves. the dance break was on fire. so was the costume. well done, heidi. >> she continues to up her game. every year. that's what i love about her. >> i never thought heidi could look ugly. that's a compliment for halloween. >> you're so silly. >>> coming up, kristen bell stunned by her co-stars. the moment that left

heidi: i'm in sydney. this is "bloomberg markets: asia." ♪ rishaad: the rally rolls on as asia extends wall street gains. , facing a stocks capital uphill battle. beijing.g numbers in president trump expected to announce a quarter trillion dollars worth of deals on this trip. warrior,another trade saying the president is good for business. up vietnam.leaning business and political leaders had for weekend talks. we will be live in denying. ang.n dan rishaad: other things are happening in china. it is business as usual when it comes to the statistics. here,look at this chart this is a look at what is coming up in just under a half hour. for ppi to age down to 6.6% year on year. it was a surprise blowout in september it would be consistent with the drop in the input and in -- thece indices latter dropping to 55.2. metal and energy prices in october, it all suggests while it might be coming down a tad, with prices dropping back a little bit toward the end of reading,a lower ppi which would mean there is pricin

heidi klum has moves. the dance break was on fire.was the costum >> she continues to up her game. every year. that's what i love about her. >> i never thought heidi could look ugly. that's a compliment for halloween. >> you're so silly. >>> coming up, kristen bell stunned by her co-stars. the moment that left her speechless on the set. >> i was like what? what? >>> plus, country star kelsey ball reenny is taking us to her hometown. >> i wrote it three weeks after we met. and i was -- i was like, this is aggressive. z2kqoz z16fz y2kqoy y16fy >>> dick van dyke was honored at the british aca ♪ >>> no halloween costume for ashton kutcher and mila kunis. they were among the capacity crowd at the dodgers game. rob lowe took a turn with the flag. as did lakers legend kareem abdul-jabbar. >> whatever they did, it's working. they won last night. it comes down to tonight. >>> can we hop back to mrs. kutcher for a second? her new movie, "bad moms christmas" opened today. >> you see the movie. you will laugh. one of my favorite moments comes betw

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heidi, she follows data. >> no, he got stomped. ralph northam got stomped in rural virginia, in fact, he did worse in rural virginia than democrats in the past did, again, this is an alternate reality that if republicans choose to live in that alternate reality, it's only going to hurt the republicans at the end of the day. you will have what happened in 2012 where carl rove and the romneys and other people believed late into the night that they were still going to boat barack obama when everybody else was fought watching fox news knew it was over. >> heidi the white house believes in ultnaat reality. is it working for them? what is going on. >> we have numbers, throw down some numbers here. >> facts? >> in terms of the virginia vote the number one issues were decidedly a backlash to the president's agenda, healthcare number one, guns number two. in terms of explaining this margin, we really got to point out here that there was a decisive shift they think was in ralph northam's favor. when i showed up at my polling station. i pulle

heidi briz biprzybyl la joins m ladies, good morning, heidi to you first the roy moore reaction to the accusations in the washington article. first up, what do you make of how he responded in that interview? did he dig himself a different hole? >> it was really striking, the only thing he seemed to design assaulting any of the girls. he seemed to really not rule out he may have dated minors and at one point saying he never dated european one without getting permission from their mother. you don't need permission from anybody's mommy to date a woman of his own age. it seems like it's too late to get roy moore off the bal lot. you see some members now who have endorsed him, bolting like mike lee the nrc pulling the joint fund raising arrangement. at the same time you see local officials saying that they'd actually be okay for voting for a pedophile over a democrat. >> that is where i think you get to this issue of splintering of the gop. if this party does splipter at some point next year, ahead of these mid-term elections with the bannonites and the establishment republicans, i strongly

is a shot at that senator heidi heitcamp might get involved. steve: big newspapers,. ainsley: one of the newspapers. "wall street journal" i feel it's big. steve: but the "new york times," the gray lady, it looks as if has been rented out to the democrats because yesterday they essentially turned over everything to stop this tax bill. and, in fact, they tweeted this out and they wrote a lengthy op-ed as well and said now is the time to contact senators. if you haven't already done so, about this tax plan. find yours here. then they give the phone numbers it is exroird. it looks like essentially they have crossed a line where they're working for the democrats. ainsley: it's so negative. it would be different if they said contact your senator and tell them if you like it or you don't and why you don't. they put #the tax bill hurts. they said tell your senators how you are going to be hurt by. this. brian: the senators that are vulnerable that may be on the fence all their emails

join host joe fowler and and tv cooking expert heidi bohay as they show how you can make every meal of the day, and find out how you can take advantage of a limited time never-seen-before "buy one, get one free" pro plus upgrade offer. >> i'm so happy to be back here with you! >> this is a phenomenon! it's the number-one infrared cooking device in the world! we personally know about the nuwave oven, okay, and how incredible it is, but for those of you out there that don't know about the nuwave oven yet, you are in for such a surprise! >> oh, you sure are. >> this is a great appliance! what do you have for us? >> well, i have something i know you're gonna love. this is one of the easiest meals, healthiest, and most delicious -- one of my favorites to make in the nuwave. >> well, it's a nuwave oven meal -- we know it's gonna be good. >> that's right. okay, a bag of frozen chicken breasts. >> frozen? >> that's all you need. frozen. >> frozen? >> don't believe me? >> well, i do, but let's prove it to everyone else. >> i'm gonna show you how frozen they are. [ both laugh ] okay? >> that wou

and in large part, heidi is right. mika is right. it's about women.the past couple of weeks, these numbers. look at roy moore and donald trump, and also look at the numbers of men, white men selected to judicial appointments. we're over 90% for u.s. attorneys being white men. women are completely shut out and might as well say women and nonwhites need not apply. and that's the sort of thing that really -- that's making women who have been republicans their entire life say this isn't my party. that's not my president, and i will not support anybody that does not speak out -- i don't know how republicans win in 2018 when donald trump keeps playing this steve bannon 33% game. >> yeah. that's part of the irony here in many respects. the party has at least on paper through the autopsy and other wasted moments said and profes professed it wanted these votes. women are the ones in most households around the country that sort of determine how the vote will go in that household, if you will, and losing sight of that going into next year, certainly on the heels

thank you heidi jo castor with the latest from southern springs texas. former lebanese prime minister saad hariri had been told by saudi arabia that acts of aggression by hezbollah were effectively a declaration of war this is according to saudi gulf affairs minister tom are all sub par and quoted in saudi needier now this comes as harry met the saudi king solomon in riyadh two days of his shot resignation he blamed iran for destabilizing the region and said he feared an assassination attempt as iran and its lebanese ally hezbollah of a q saudi arabia forcing him to step down well united nations says it's worried a blockade against yemen could hamper humanitarian efforts saudi arabia cut to land sea and air access to yemen after who see rebels fired a ballistic missile targeting its capital on saturday riyadh is threatening to retaliate and has called on the u.n. to act diplomatic editor james bays has mall. the humanitarian situation in yemen is one of the grey vista in the world it's so bad a child under the age of five dies in the country every ten mi

. >> i remember all the girls arriving -- tyra banks, heidi klum, stephanie samer.g. i'm like, oh, my god, can't believe i'm next to these girls here. it was like a dream. >> this year's runway will be in shanghai, china. so, how's adriana prepping? she's working out. and watching her diet. >> right now, i get vegetarian. >> but the 36-year-old brazilian bombshell isn't all work and no play. just ask her kids, 8-year-old valentina and 5-year-old sienna. one of them just might be following in mom's footsteps. >> i think my oldest, i think. i imagine in a few years from now, maybe they are seated watching here. how crazy. i would have so much fun. beautiful girls. beautiful mama. beautiful girls. beautiful mama. coming express yourself.. new brow stylist shape and fill pencil by l'oreal. the easy-to-use triangular tip shapes and fills. the spoolie brush blends. brow power! new brow stylist shape and fill from l'oreal paris. >>> project run way -- so proud. >> just four contestants left. heidi klum promises a twist. >> not everyone gets to go fashion week. >> jessica a

. >>> let's bring in heidi briz bill przybyl la, erica, is there any conventional wisdom on what the most potentially damaging aspect is of papadopoulos apparently cooperating with mueller's investigation? >> reporter: well, it could go if any number of directions. interestingly, you played the clip there of the president saying that he remembers very little about that meeting. of course, on previous occasions, he's claimed to have the best memory in the world. that's kind of a side note. but the information in the plea deal, itself, points to the potential that trump, himself, as well as the attorney general, in fact, had some knowledge of dealings of campaign aides with russian officials, which they denied and additionally, there is the fact that probably what is in the plea deal is not the entirety of what papadopoulos has told investigators, so we really don't know, it can go in any number of directions. >> getting to the specifics of what you said there, heidi the renewed scrutiny of jeff sessions over what he told congress, now what george papadopoulos revealed, sessions appare

it escalated quickly. >> quickly. >> what about you, heidi, have you seen "anchorman" yet? >> i don't think, i've seen part of it. >> you are like me, you don't see movies and stuff? >> i'm a mom zplu don't have time. >> you got to be trying the colognes. >> sex panther works 90% of the time, nine or ten times of the time something look that. >> was the coach talked -- >> oh, yeah. right. >> after jack black had punted him off the bridge. yeah. >> or milk was a bad choice. so many food lines. >> milk was a good choice. we could, we're not going to mika. what? c'mon, you liked the movie, too. >> it was all right. >> ahh. >> "anchorman 2." let's talk about tax reform. what a segue. >> i was feeling uncomfortable there. glad we're back to texas. >> it's right now, they have a bit of a challenge ahead of them, tax reform. it's not as easy? >> i tho talked to someone in the room dealing with all of this last night. he said, look, everybody is getting nervous at the white house, they're nervous on the hill. making kind of last minute adjustments worth millions and billions of dol

today heidi and i will be sharing films of the first motion picture unit. our goal is to provide an introduction to a group of fascinating films to explain why making them was posht. everything you see today will be available on the gnash national archives youtube channel. we work in the motion picture lab. we avessess films for deterioration. make new film copies and digitize for access. if you want to know more, please check out the short video we made a few years back. it's called "out of the dark" and is saudi arabia on our main youtube channel. how did we end up with the first motion picture unit? there was an urgent need to train millions of men very quickly. during world war i, film education than proven to be an effective and efficient method to prepare men to fight. when the united states ramped up production of munitions and aircraft, the united states military turned to film to teach men now to use them. in order to meet demand, in march of 1942, the commander of air forces devised a plan with jack warner of warner bros. studios to create a separ

. >> i remember all the girls arriving -- tyra banks, heidi klum, stephanie samer.ept looking. i'm like, oh, my god, can't believe i'm next to these girls here. it was like a dream. >> this year's runway will be in shanghai, china. so, how's adriana prepping? she's working out. and watching her diet. >> right now, i get vegetarian. >> but the 36-year-old brazilian bombshell isn't all work and no play. just ask her kids, 8-year-old valentina and 5-year-old sienna. one of them just might be following in mom's footsteps. >> i think my oldest, i think. i imagine in a few years from now, maybe they are seated watching here. how crazy. i would have so much fun. beautiful girls. beautiful mama. next on kron-4 news at eight: the bay area see its first flu death of the season. we talk to experts about why it is a good idea to get a flu shot...now. plus...seven historic homes, seized and set to be demolished for commercial development.we'll hear from local families who have to pack up, and move out. i'm steve aveson i'm vicki liviakis. the news -- at eight -- is next. at stan

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and also bob costa. >> heidi, is it busineprzybyla?how i sa. >> chris matthews has messed it up. przybyla. have it got it? >> przybyla. >> przybyla. >> heidi, a lot going on. a lot went on throughout the weekend. where are we right now as we head into the new week and congress is trying all they can, at least the republicans there, to pass a tax bill? >> so much on their plate, and it's about priorities first. joe, every year it seems this time of year we have the potential of a government shutdown. what we're going to see is the first priority is keeping the lights on, getting the spending bill passed, a short term spending bill but so much else on the plate and so much tension over additional issues not just the tax bill but what they're trying to do for for instance on health care in repealing the mandate on daca. many things that the disaster funding aid. and so the question is can they keep the lights on and handle all of these other things plus pass major tax legislation? joe, i was just corresponding with some top lobbyists on t

heidi, i was just told that my hair looks good so i want to try really not not to set it on fire.to when i hear the president say he is going to get killed with the gop bill. who on earth is he kidding with a statement like that? >> stephanie, when you first rolled out the bill or the concept of the bill, he said the same thing. >> but it's a lie and it's a proven lie. >> right. and we have that across the front of our front page the very next day. just -- you know, we don't have his taxes, but just a back of the envelope very basic analysis of this bill shows that it's very not true. first of all, there is the pass-through rate. what we know about trump's businesses is that the majority of them are branding and real estate deals which would benefit from that pass-through rate. then there is the elimination of the amt. for the one year that we have of his taxes of 2005, we showed that he won millions in that through the amt. and then the big windfall which is the repeal of the estate tax. right now his heirs stand to gain based on forbes analysis of what we think his net worth is

it's interesting, heidi, because the democrats had been watching the republicans twisting in the wind, if you will. the republican leadership. about how they handles the roy moore problem. and now they've got a problem with one of their own. >> which is inevitable, honestly, the way that this story is going. it's rippled across hollywood and now it's rippling across washington. yes, democrats have long had a campaign on -- republicans being the ones who have the war on women and of course that is from a policy perspective but the last thing they need is to look like. s when it comes out that they have this problem and their party as well. andrea, i think this is the start of something. there may be more who come forward. there may be more members of congress. let's hope not. but they have to be ahead of this. given where they are in terms of messaging on republicans and on roy moore especially and the fact that this is a sitting senator. >> and we -- you know, we've seen -- you referenced what happened in the 1994 campaign, we've seen what's happened to women in politics. and what bar

. >> check out heidi klum. >> heidi klum had -- >> lots of people in pink last night.ked it. she kind of looks like a big glass of rose, in a way. >> she kind of does. >> and then we have blackish star, yara shahidi. she skilled the dress altogether. she came in a trench coat and shorts. the casual look. >> interesting. nick cannon still, still with this look. >> oh, is that what's going on now? >> yeah. >> one person tweeted nick cannon dressed how i dress when i'm cold outside and my mom asks me to help with the groceries, so i throw anything on and walk out the door. >> yeah. so, anyway, it was a good show all around. in the meantime, selena gomez was there as well. big news, though, over the weekend, serena williams got married to alexis ohanian. tying the knot. beyonce was there. a lot of star power, actually, was there. look at the bride and groom. >> stunning. >> the photos with their newborn also stunning. beyonce was there sharing this photo. >> rockin' some long hair. >> yeah. >> big congratulations to the happy couple. ongratulations to the happy couple. sno

the place to have if you're in the mood for the cheese and a restaurant called the heidi that translates. well of its own identified one of the smith explain. a bit of switzerland in balance quite spec district not far from the spray river is a swiss chalet called the spots a black. here in berlin you can go to the disco in a sweat suit you'll get married on the show so i think we can handle. just about. the restaurant is run by jennifer melinda schmidt she was born in kenya and grew up in switzerland from where she didn't post it attests to treat as i grew up in the alps in foot again in the bunny ears open and then everyone's calling heidi really everyone so i thought i call my restaurant shots. at the black hyping to a more gas can order a swiss fun for just under twenty euros there are three types of melted cheese on offer mild spicy with truffles the fondue is served with vegetables and salad. is the service not like being in a beer tent in bavaria people drink good white wine good cheese and a very talkative and the music's great too. it's delicious a winter meal that really warms

to treat as i grew up in the alps info to get in the bunny ears open and then everyone is calling heidi really everyone so i thought i call my restaurant shots. at the black hyping two more guests can order a swiss funding for just under twenty euros there are three types of melted cheese on offer mild spicy with truffles the fondue is served with vegetables and salad. is the service not like being in a beer tent in bavaria people drink good white wine good cheese and a very talkative and the music's great too. it's delicious a winter meal that really warms you up. and it fills you up to go how can you avoid getting into jackson. to take an antacid. the boss has a better idea. i always put a glass of cherry brandy on the table you junk the bread into the brandy first then into the phone. but not every piece every sixth or seventh one of the. she won't be able to find your way home. but mind the bread doesn't fall off the funding fork in that event this tradition dictates that the men buy a round and the women kissed their neighbor to their right. this with restaurant brings patrons clos

(phone vibrates) oh, it's heidi. okay. okay, it's okay. hey, heidi. yeah, it was a small dryer fire. great! enjoy the hamptons, and i'll talk to you soon. um, she didn't even know there was a laundry room. uh, doesn't affect her in any way. wow. that must be nice. you wanna head back inside? um... i don't think so. thanks for coming over. it was... interesting. goodbye, abbi. 'kay. richard, wait. do you... jerk off to your students? all teachers do. you kinda have to. hey, abbi, one more thing. you have to keep reading. your brain is a muscle. if you don't use it regularly... it goes away. what a righteous dude. ♪ don't you ♪ forget about me >> from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show" with trevor noah. ( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: welcome to "the daily show." thank you so much for tuning in. i'm trevor noah. our guest tonight, a filmmaker whose new documentary investigates the heroin epidemic, elaine mcmillion sheldon is joining us everybody. ( cheers and applause ) but first, but first, a seismic shift

now, heidi klume has become known for her halloween outfits. >> has her hashtag heidi halloween. >> what? >> look at that. >> i love that she doesn't go sexy and unrecognizable. >> do we have the whole outfit? because she was michael jackson in many different forms. that's from kind of like thriller. so the whole outfit, doing the pose, grabbing his crotch, stuff like that. and then he goes from walking with a beautiful girl down the street, to turning into aware wolf. >> that's really good heidi klume. >> even the chest, like she shared on stain gram some videos, one of them a chest, put her hands across, you knew it was some kind of beast or something she was putting together. >> she hard to beat. >> oh, ya. >> what about neil patrick harries doctor it is the videoment look that the, deet fail. >> i have no idea how she made it, prosthetic of some sort. >> i'm sure she had costume designer. >> she has the glam squad. un glam squad. there is the squad. >> how about that? meal patrick harris he is kind of famous for his outfits, too, his family dressed up in carnival outfits. that's good

they're so tiny and irrelevant. >> heidi?a washington parlor game here guessing about how much bannon is actually still in touch with trump. did he allude to that at all? secondly, i'm curious what he actually thinks of this tax cut discussion. what we know from bannon is that he was actually reportedly a little bit in favor of the whole tax the rich approach and then you have folks like ann coulter saying this is for wall street. i'm kwhurs curious what he thin big tax cut, corporate tax cut? >> asked about that before. didn't come up in think podcast but i asked how is president trump, this economic populist, going to sell this tax cut to a working class base that basically voted for trump as a rejection of the davos class of the elite, the wall street? and bannon said to me, well, look, you'll remember reading reports that i was in favor of top tax bracket over 40%. he does believe in that. you know, i think that that's going to be the trick here. is selling this tax cut as something more than just a corporate giveaway. >>

heidi?based on what i'm seeing here on capitol hill, all of this everything you're talking act has merit, but i'm seeing this also manifested in the debate here on capitol hill, mika, where i wrote a story the other day about how members now behind closed doors are starting to get nervous because yes, they realize they have a problem, that the culture here needs to change. but at the same time in that gray area they are concerned about there being a rush to making judgment in terms of what kind of policy changes need to be made here, because they want to protect. they want to actually protect the victims. so, for example, and this is a debate within the democratic party. do you really want to require that these names of the offices where these incidents took place are identified? because this is a small environment. it's easy if you identify the offices to then be able to identify who the victim is. but secondly, we also had a very disturbing case here yesterday where there was a woman who w

i'm joined by kyle whitmore, heidi presblaw, and john raybender. political strategist. what do we make, kyle, of this tape robocalls or recorded voice, it looks to me like they're trying to start real trouble in terms of the media there. what do you make of this? >> yeah, this seems to be dirty trix to discredit "the washington post" here in alabama. it's a robodialer that news station here in alabama, wkrg is reporting about right now. it claims to be from someone named bernie bernstein, swallow that one if you can. >> sure. >> who is calling from the "washington post" to pay $5,000 to $7,000 to women who have claims that they're not really going to investigate, but they are going to report. and then they give an e-mail address where you can send those claims into. of course it's a bogus e-mail address. it bounces back. marty barren from the "washington post" put out a statement saying this is fraudulent. this is not how they do business. media throughout alabama are explaining to people, no, this is not how national media work. they do not pay for stories the way you

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hello saddle heidi has resigned as lebanon's prime minister he made the announcement in a televised statement how did he said he sense what he said was a plot to target his life and blamed iran for meddling in arab affairs the move came shortly after returning from a trip to saudi arabia and we're joined on the phone now by our correspondent. who's in southern lebanon so in a surprise announcement this what might be behind it i mean he said that it's this is because of iran's meddling but what more to it is there to that what is he getting at. there is an awful lot going on here rightly pointed out it very much back to the shah received beijing will orchestra korean man only speak for less than a cure but his resignation comes at a time for a change relations will be married next year in london on those would be and both of course you know is very closely aligned to run or very close to be flying syria pull up a very large bowls. of mass out to reread the outline orders which is the thousand computers in saudi arabia that you will be expressing patient as directly to that if you break you ask

heidi, i start with you. the bill has not been killed but there is a long road here. and i like to be nice when i can. the nicest thing i can say is donald trump does not seem totally focused on the one thing he needs to do before christmas. >> he does need to keep the lights on but i think we can't minimize what happened today. a lot of speculation that folks like senator corker might stand in the way. what we saw is that they are just as interested in cutting a deal. i think it both well. they do have a lot of bumps and twists to still deal with going forward. what does that trigger mechanism going to look like on the debt? how will they pay for some of the things that senator collins wants? in the end, folks look like they're a little morement on miss if i can this bill may get reported on by the end of the week. on the shutdown, it just seems the president does not realize who has the leverage going into this. even in this unified situation where his party controls congress, he controls the white house. they need democrats. and he needs democrats for things that h

. >> heidi? >> i thought it was interesting, in the statement that was made earlier that the only challenge that was really made was to the one accuser. there are four other accusers, now just since we've been on air i guess there have been two more. that does not meet what i'll call the hannity test. sean hannity in a sign of potentially even' conservative media turning on roy moore, saying he needs issue an unequivocal denial within the last 24 hours. that didn't happen. so what we have before us is evidence. this is the evidence that we're going to get. unless all of us can create a time machine and go back and be there for when these events took place. we have pretty compelling evidence based on the post's interview with 30 people. the virtual neighborhood watch they had at the mall and people who were will to speak out on camera. these are not anonymous sources. >> i think there are some important points. there's the moral question. this is not going to be tried by a judge. it will be tried

to save lebanon but the political vacuum his resignation created has only destabilized the country heidi. he is the tops and the politician in lebanon replacing him will not be easy democracy here is about consensus and a candidate has to be accepted by all rival camps for stability to prevail appearance and comments did little to ease the tensions instead he looked more like a pawn in the regional power struggle between iran and saudi arabia so out of. beirut. south korea's military says north korean troops have shot and injured a fellow soldier as he tried to defect to the south it happened near the border village of palm one john the soldiers being taken to hospital kathy novak has moved from salt. according to the south korean joint chiefs of staff a north korean soldier ran across the border just before four in the afternoon seoul time they say north korean soldiers shot the man in the arm as he crossed the joint security area within the d.m.z. running towards the south korean building known as the freedom house they added that south korean soldiers did not fire any shots because th

pictures of heidi meeting the saudi king in riyadh the airport he has been seen three times in public since his resignation speech but hasn't made any comment people are using the marathon to show solidarity with the heidi the slogans include we are running for you we are all waiting for you for now the lebanese are standing together in a rare show of unity but there is no indication of when how do you will return and if and when he does there is no guarantee that lebanon's political crisis will be resolved will seem bizarre who joined the marathon to support cancer patients is optimistic that this time around the crisis can be contained. on their own feet as i see clings in a positive light unlike in the past the lebanese people are thinking about their own interests in the interests of the country i'd love to see as the others are less optimistic because lebanon's political parties tend to answer to their regional patrons we don't want other countries to interfere and i would. want only the lebanese army to have the arms. support and protect this country a clear reference to hezboll

so many people in lebanon saying that he's free when i look but if and when heidi does return it doesn't guarantee that lebanon's latest political crisis will be resolved if i withdraw my resignation as prime minister of lebanon we must respect the distancing of lebanon from the regional conflicts we should pull out from the interventions in the region with a few years ago lebanon officially adopted a policy of staying out of regional conflicts particularly from the war in syria hezbollah has been accused of ignoring that policy by sending troops to fight alongside the syrian government the iranian allied group has long resisted demands to withdraw its forces and it is unlikely to heed that demand now. also singled out yemen accusing hezbollah of interventions that puts lebanon at risk heidi said he resigned to save lebanon but the political vacuum his resignation created has only destabilized the country is the top so the politician in lebanon replacing him will not be easy democracy here is about consensus and a candidate has to be accepted by all rival camps for stability to prevail a

he launched a diplomatic campaign and many here believe it was the french mediation efforts allowed heidi to leave saudi arabia and go to paris so many people are asking questions is he really an independent man and him coming back on independence day there's really a lot of irony because many believe levanon remains a proxy state caught in the middle of this regional conflict and its independence have always been open for question can we get a handle on who is exerting the most control over this quite bizarre situation is it the saudis is it the french is it the lebanese president is it mr hariri himself or is it hezbollah. well you have the pro saudi and pro iranian camp in lebanon as of late the pro iranian camp has become much stronger hezbollah has a state within a state and hezbollah has an armed wing it has a regional reach it has fighters in syria and in iraq so it is it has become very very strong its armed wing is even stronger than the national army and that is why saudi arabia wanted to do something to try to curb iran's influence across the region and they wanted to start her

all right fernand thank you very much heidi jocasta bring us all the latest from solomon springs texas well now the u.s. president has wrapped up his trip to japan where he met prime minister shinzo the nuclear threat posed by north korea dominated the talks with both leaders agreeing the time for dialogue is over donald trump now heads to seoul as part of his twelve day visit to asia scott either reports from tokyo. during his two days in japan there's no question that president trump and prime minister they have grown close as friends trump calling the relationship extraordinary calling trump a precious friend and they have also strengthened the alliance between the two nations to a level not seen before but it's not just because they like each other after a summit meeting on monday they both underlined why they think that alliance is critical standing together against north korean aggression. there's no point in dialogue for the sake of dialogue with north korea now is the time not for dialogue but for applying maximum pressure on north korea we completely agreed that for north kore

also singled out yemen accusing hezbollah interventions that puts lebanon at risk heidi said he resigned to save lebanon but the political vacuum his resignation created has only destabilized the country heidi. he is the top certainly politician in lebanon replacing him will not be easy democracy here is about consensus and a candidate has to be accepted by all rival camps for stability to prevail appearance and comments did little to ease the tensions instead he looked more like a pawn in the regional power struggle between iran and saudi arabia said of. beirut and german policy analyst of the arab center washington d.c. now he says the interview raises more questions than answers let's just focus on the political messages he sent obviously he toned down the sickle shift in his rhetoric compared to his resignation a week ago when he was very bellicose against iran and others thought he was very cool so your theory he basically said the reason of the shift will sell the policy was yemen much of the other issues you mentioned before so i think a lot of anybodies then still believe what ha

you tensions between saudi arabia and iran threw over into lebanon after the country's from yesod heidi resigns on a visit to sell out in the saudi capital riyadh lebanon's powerful hezbollah chief accuses saudi arabia of detaining javine. that's all for now be sure to tune in at the top of the hour for more news in the meantime you can log on to our website . thanks for watching. united against climate change. big challenges for the twenty third u.n. climate conference in bonn how are nations working to meet their paris agreement targets. g w.

>> heidi is exactly right. it's donor driven. congressional town halls, you talk to voters. tax cuts are not open their mind. obamacare repeal is, getting a job that pays well is. to the extent that tax cuts can help that along, sure, people want the idea. or they like this idea of a tax cut theoretically. but there is not something people are banging down the door for. it's entirely donor drinks up against that kind of pressure with a deadline on the end of the year, it's hard to envision a scenario that could create sloppier public policy. >> that's reflected in the lemslation, the proposed legislation that it's donor driven and it benefits big companies. >> i said for months, lose the public argument. when the public is behind something, congress is not behind this i think the tax bill, look, it's in some kens e sense it's marginal. i think making tax cuts permanent for business is an important thing. businesses need to plan. right? so making it permanent is an important thing. they can't get there on the individual because th

we'll see. >> heidi? >> looking forward to it. oh, it is friday, isn't it? a great couple of with david and yvonne, of course, as the u.s. is off for thanksgiving. kind of almost in a holiday state of mind here, it seems. yvonne is next. this is bloomberg. >> 7 a.m. here in hong kong. we're live from bloomberg's asian headquarters. >> welcome! to daybreak asia. top stories this friday. from a day's break with equities set to decline in tokyo. most attention will be on china after thursday's sharp sell-off. >> beijing may turn up the heat on digital microlenders as well reduce risk in the financial services sector. for asumers gearing up black friday sales explosion. answer tona's congestion is take it to the skies! onhave a special report drone taxis.

you tensions between saudi arabia and iran feel over into lebanon after the country's prime yesod heidi resigns on a visit to sell out in the capital riyadh lebanon follicle hezbollah chief accuses saudi arabia of taming her baby. that's all for now be sure to tune in at the top of the hour for more news in the meantime you can log on to our web site. thanks for watching. united against climate change. big challenges for the twenty third u.n. climate conference in bonn how are nations working to make their paris agreement targets. d.-w. is there and reporting daily. from the congo twenty three this week and next on d w news. health. but here it's too long. solidarity. they fall by the wayside when the gap between rich and poor grows. life in an equal societies. the divide starting november fifteenth on t.w. . at. the paradise papers and of the leak of global tax avoiders britain's queen is listed and rock star bono along with one hundred twenty international companies like america's apple facebook and nike the paradise papers show once again how the global elite avoid paying taxes taxes

donny deutsche along with john hylman, eugene washington, katty kay, and heidi prisbilla and.nsealed confession of a trump adviser claimed the president and now attorney general jeff sessions were told in early 2016 about the adviser's foreign connections who hoped to arrange a meeting with russian president vladimir putin. court records show frequent discussions in 2016 between suspected russian agents and george papadopoulos. he pled guilty to misleading investigators. on march 31st, 2017, papadopoulos attended a national security meeting in washington d.c. with then candidate trump then senator sessions and other advisers and when he introduced himself to the group he stated he had connections that could help arrange a meeting between trump and putin. now, j.d. gordan who was also a trump adviser inside that meeting sitting between sessions and papadopoulos first said he remembers the offer and what was said. gordan said papadopoulos, quote, went into the pitch right away. said he had a friend in london, a russian ambassador who could help set up a meeting with putin. gorda

with heidi heitkamp and manchin it's a different situation.huck schumer has been watching those two because he worries that in fact a populist trump movement, trump won in both big, it could lead them to lose their seats. republicans overall, polls show it's not a popular package. >> dana: a lot of republicans do want tax reform. is it perfect? no, not necessarily. >> juan: it's what greg said. it's not tax reform. this is tax cuts. >> dana: but if you are eliminating -- >> kimberly: tax cuts are -- >> dana: if you are changing out deductions people are no longer going to have to come is reform. >> juan: reform as you make it simpler. >> jesse: they are reducing the rates. >> kimberly: tax cuts are within tax reform. comprehensive change that's going to produce a different outcome, consistent with his campaign message that he wanted to make sure middle-class people across the country were going to be able to get a little bit of a boost and help for their families by making things more affordable. >> juan: i think that's why it's not popular. i

heidi watched in horror from her apartment window as the woman cradled her boyfriend's body. >> she wouldn't let go of him. >> drexel campus police arrived within minutes after hearing the gunshots and arrested the shooter. the victim was transferred to the hospital where he was pronounced dead. >> detectives tell me they did talk to the girlfriend overnight and she was intoxicated and difficult to get the facts straight. they are still working on that and the investigation is ongoing, but we know that the suspected gunman had a permit to carry. channel 6 "action news." >>> protesters are calling for change after the death of a bicyclist in center city. 24-year-old emily fredericks was killed when her bike collided with a dump truck. they demanded more protection for the city's bike lanes and the truck driver involved in the crash and is cooperating with the investigateors and no charges have been filed. >>> and in court now for a preliminary hearing. witnesses are testifying about what they said happen add the end of the august. 29-year-old allegedly murdered jena burley and dumped her body