that was the education secretary damian hinds speaking to rachel burden a little earlier.ave had as you probably noticed if few technical problems this morning but we are ok now so let's wrestle on with the day's news. chester zoo has launched a £50,000 fundraising campaign after fire destroyed much of the vast roof covering its monsoon forest area yesterday. the area was quickly evacuated, but some animals are still missing. the zoo will reopen today. adam woods reports. the uk's largest zoo enclosure engulfed in flames. woman: oh, my god. oh, my god. inside, hundreds of rare and exotic creatures. firefighters were quick to arrive as the zoo was evacuated, staff went back into move animals to safety. what could you see? just loads of smoke over the new part of the zoo and it was really cloudy and there seemed to be a lot of panic, fire engines, police, even ambulance. 15 fire crews battled strong wind and rain to bring the flames under control. one person had to be treated for the effects of smoke inhalation. no other injuries have been reported. all mammals living inside

he is the most awful human being just as crooked as a dog's hind leg, cruel, corrupt, awful but irresistible in his white double breasted suit shaking up the with a new yorker and i would just say this about populism there were plenty of people with new and voted for him anyway or supported him anyway because they believed he was a crook on their side. they didn't think he was a good guy and that is a powerful thing and if you are dealing with grievance and it's where you are asked. >> host: but to show the cover of the new book that just came out. every man a king a short colorful history of american populist political editor of fox news thanks for being with us here in miami. how has the reception been? good afternoon. please take your seats. find the dean of the honors college here at miami dade college and i'm delighted to welcome you to the session. first i would like to thank the sponsors the knight foundation, royal caribbean, the bachelor foundation.

these are the pitiful aspects of modern war, as samuel hinds would've said. the war fought against hapless civilians. but i think a case can be made that "saving private ryan," and d-day have established d-day as well, in some contributions by this museum, as the center of horror in world war ii, in terms of the centrality of that story to our national memory. it gave america an heroic narrative, through stories of sacrifice and courage, and of the citizen soldiers amid the slaughter on omaha beach. the fear, the death made palpable, and ultimately, the victory. the last thing i would like to say, and then we will close, if you have questions, because, stephen ambrose is one of those who is sometimes pilloried by historians for his allegiance to the good war, and overlooking the fictionalized aspects maybe of the movie "saving private ryan," and other war movies. but paul fussel, one of our historian friends, sent this to me, i haven't seen it in 10 years or so, but fussel, who mentioned, gave the movie very high remarks for the opening scenes, but then was n

to make the award winning movies head on and into the funny pages debut already showed his love of hind drama and putting actors for the mills to. look for and. he. is now one of your top directors and his films regularly pick up prizes at film festivals around the world next up is a director who is quite the opposite of also not typical festival fat steven spielberg was at the birth of the hollywood blockbuster is a relatively low budget debut was definitely not. it begins with two vehicles overtaking each other a car and a truck bathroom to rule the road. when things get too hairy the car driver is forced to slam on the brakes. the closest cape but the danger has passed. steven spielberg's debut was a film for television which was later shown in movie houses four years later spielberg's jaws broke all box office records it was the birth of the blockbuster. jewel can be seen as a precursor to the battle between man and shark and they are by so from start to finish. from juhu to do lists the debut film of british director ridley scott it's a question of honor a member of the who songs d

possum hind this is shall cast jewel between gemini's two prodigious. young coaches really a numbers man and dominica to discuss. the knuckles man's team's champions league run came to an end last week his side look stable in the league in six places they're playing attractive football season two best early attempts should prosper. asked for a shocker they are in fourteenth with only thirteen points unlike hoffenheim shall go will continue in the champions league but had to collectively apologize to their fans for their lackluster performance even before the match. but only one players apology felt genuine about famines his performance against hoffenheim was ok that's better than the rest of c. . even last season when shock ended up in second you couldn't call the play electrifying but at least they were effective and it's no longer the case here tito bucella missed his chance to increase their season total of thirteen goals. ok shaka do have four injured attackers but that doesn't explain why even when they face a wide open goal they too tentative to c

alarm they have to run outside in the event of an attack it's the exact opposite that's what's rainer hinds cuffed is trying to make clear he and other teachers at this high school in western germany began this training sessions a few years ago was the classes like this are extreme in our most schools in germany a wary of tackling this topic so head on. i don't think schools here are prepared attacks or to do subject there are training sessions for teachers but generally if there's a reluctance to train and educate the students mainly i think because schools don't want to unsettle them for that when you meant. the likelihood of a school shooting in germany is relatively low but that doesn't stop it from being on the students' minds especially after the latest tragedy at a high school in florida because as john has focused here i'm being honest and upfront and the son. of another to assurance who doesn't rush on to the last one i have often call myself that it doesn't do you often see your fair share president every see that kind of often come on the guns and the free for. everybody here hop

donald trump is former national security advisor will not be going to prison today or any time soon in hind drama inside a federal courtroom in washington d.c. a judge today postponed his sentencing the disgraced former general had pleaded guilty to deceiving the f.b.i. about his contacts with russia's ambassador to the u.s. in january twenty seventeen. flynn originally said that he had not met the ambassador when in fact he had one today judge him it's all a been said by doing so flynn quote arguably sold out his country lying to federal agents carries a five year prison sentence flynn is the highest profile culprit so far in special counsel robert mower's investigation into leaks between trump's election campaign and russia. are joining us now from washington is our correspondent swager my it's good to see you had this was supposed to be a cut and dry sentence and instead it's been postponed what changed the mood within the court room i understand there was a lot of drama. yeah indeed not just in the courtroom but even just between yesterday and today when the the buzz around town shall w

damian hinds standing outside with the sudan, didn't look too cold.ng's weather. a little bit chilly. i was going to show you some pictures from dorset yesterday, from storm deidre, looking back at one of the picture is coming in, you can see how the ice was deposited after freezing rain, you can imagine how problematic that was on the roads. it is chilly this morning, we have dry air, window of fine weather before we get more showers, and organised area of rain. not as bad today, a better day of the weekend forgetting out and about, storm deidre still in the north, still blowing a gale, severe gales around the northern isles and it is chilly, these are towns and cities this morning. for most of us, a sparkling start, low—lying mist and fog in the river valleys, fast contrast to yesterday. the severe gales with us for shetland, blowing this rain and hill snow still out of the way and then we have showers coming in behind but before that, in lot of dry weather. central and east in areas not completely dry, eastern scotland, once the rain and snow blows

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and nine hundred eighty nine the berlin wall fell and with it the hind curtain. bush cautiously uncomely weathered the transition he wet todd to develop a good relationship with the leader of the soviet union gorbachev and campaigned heavily for the reunification of germany. bush is also the president who led the usa into its first major military operation in the middle east as i reported to you air attacks are underway against military targets in iraq. bush launched operation desert storm against iraq's dictator saddam hussein after he had attacked kuwait. after the first gulf war president bush the prove origins went through the roof but that didn't last long many americans became unhappy with his domestic policies because of tough economic times he was forced to raise taxes it was a broken promise and the perfect ammunition for bill clinton bush next democratic opponent clinton won the one thousand nine hundred two presidential election and after his one term in the white house bush called it quits. he focused his efforts on humanitarian activities and this fa

first of all we have damian hinds the education secretary, talking about that at stopping children'segislating for. he'sjust saying that not something he is legislating for. he's just saying that we shouldn't do it. then we get the next age which is michael gove, where he will legislate which is to put the plastic bag charge up from 5p and double it to tempe. also the third strands is to extend that to all stops. so 253,000 shops let the moment do not charge for plastic bags will charge for them. i have always been against this. not that i ama always been against this. not that i am a bit —— against the back charge, but it simply does seem to me to be too easy a target. if michael gove was doing something about apples wrapped up like they are in space suits and cucumbers and plastic, which seems ridiculous to me, they don't to tackle the things in the supermarket that the supermarkets don't want them to tackle. so charging five before a plastic bag ortempe is charging five before a plastic bag or tempe is just too easy. charging five before a plastic bag or tempe isjust too easy. so

festive it is the time if the decorations of course and something that is popular to have in many hinds during the holidays a candles we missed out with a gem an artist who works with waxes have material of choice she loves the transparency of wax and the effects she gets when putting lights behind them has helped her receive well wife recognition. flowing room installations glowing objects. creations are made out of wax. eager to promote starts her day in her studio at the stove where she melts large paraffin slabs she started out studying painting but in the meantime she's worked with wax for many years. it's the perfect material for the effects she seeks. to construct since the strands loosens a man in claiming that something is there but she can't really see it. and is it wants and the blur ness that you have when you remember something it's never absolutely clear it's about trying to recapture impressions and feelings and i think the material i work with expresses that very well. when i'm back of alice the . caliber from fish i work with five different kinds of paraffin is one of t

he towered at 6'7" on his hind legs and weighed nearly 200 pounds.hoto of him crushing a metal can went viral, making him famous around the world as he leapt to stardom. but just days ago, roger the red kangaroo died of old age at the kangaroo sanctuary in australia where he spent most of his life. he was 12 years old. in a tweet, australia's official tourism account called the beloved kangaroo a true icon. >> it's a very sad day here today. for we have lost our beautiful boy, roger. >> reporter: chris barnes, the founder of the refuge, posting this heartfelt message to facebook. >> roger grew up to be a kangaroo that people from all over the world have grown to love. >> reporter: in 2006, barnes found roger in his mother's pouch, alive but orphaned after a car had struck and killed her. we spoke to barnes about that moment over facetime. >> there's a real cute little baby, a little joey, and like all our joeys, we carry them around in a little pillow case. >> reporter: inspired, barnes created a safe haven for kangaroos in australia's northern terri

hinds at higher elevations, 60 miles per hour. level, majority of us won't notice much. 15, 20 miles an hour. gusts but mainly a hill event through tuesday morning. the high pressure keeps us dry and cool as well. there is a tweak in the high and that is why the winds rush from the northeast through the next 48 hours. but that high is still strong and with the stable atmosphere over night lows get really cold. not today because of the winds. not tomorrow night. but wednesday and thursday it will get chilly with temperatures in the 20s in some places on thursday morning. the beautiful golden gate bridge. no fog. just a stunning evening with perfect air quality. the winds do that. you know? tomorrow if you go out to ocean beach, look to the west, you will see it. the visibilities, this is the day tomorrow, i have done this, go up to, you know, this shows nothing, you can go up hike, drive, you will see the sierra nevada and sometimes mount shasta. amazing distance. over 200 miles. here is the 5-day forecast. is it the 5-day forecast

in that sense, the legislative legacy i leave a hind is not and but hours, -- ours, that goes to my colleagues here, as well. representing the beehive state has been a privilege of a lifetime. thank you for allowing me to do so for 42 years. time, the longest service many republicans. i likewise wish to thank my family. my dear wife elaine, and their six children who have stood by me through thick and thin. i wish to thank my congressional colleagues, especially leader mcconnell and speaker ryan, and the countless others, including my friends on the democratic side, as well. i have had the privilege of working with all these folks over the years. these are friendships i will treasure forever. i also wish to thank my protective detail, the 23 plus men and women who have worked day and night to keep me safe over the years. these officers are my family today. as all of you know, a senator is only as good as his staff, which is why i need to recognize mine today. unequal,tee staff is led by jeff grace, it has helped me to accomplish things i could never have accomplished on my own. in particular,

the government for hind export revenues and the corporations high profit margin. but not everyone benefits from the booming business. objects to ensure environmental destruction starvation above the selling out of a country dead donkey. starts december twenty ninth on t.w. odd. place . players. play. this is g w news live from berlin teresa mayes gregg's at diplomacy the british prime minister is meeting with german chancellor and other european leaders today as he works to salvage the brights a deal that's after postponing the parliamentary vote in the face of overwhelming opposition. also coming up breaking their silence after four weeks of on grass the french president.

problems and why they've been protesting but apparently there is also something deeper and a couple hind this some mainstream media outlets and now suggesting that social media could be behind some of the protests right shooting them up they blaming facebook algorithms and. russian boss on twitter yet again. there's mostly been suggestions that bad actors. have this really bad residency the social media invaders but it's mark zuckerberg who is behind their success cronies paint big time on days of glory them. plenty of articles also circulating with evidence for the russian state being behind these protests an article by bloomberg has sources from the alliance for securing democracy now it suggests that around six hundred accounts which are known for promoting kremlin views have been busy circulating information about the protest and the hash tag usually your own which is the one because your own is the french the yellow vests has been pushed by them were the times a british newspaper quotes a cyber security firm that suggests the run hundred accounts that it's a monitors have been churn

one on one was wrong paul outspoken advocate for limited government and personal liberty was one hind is warning of a potential stock market crash worse than the one that led to the great depression we'll find out on this edition of part of. the politicking on larry king ron paul is the former republican u.s. congressman from texas he made three bids for the white house twice as a republican and in one thousand nine hundred eighty eight is the libertarian party's presidential nominee he's the founder of the wrong paul is a suit for peace and prosperity and he's the host of the wrong paul liberty report he recently warned of a stock market meltdown which he claims will be worse than the class of one thousand nine hundred twenty nine let's find out what's behind that one.

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we have the story hind prada's we have the story hind prada's apology. ( ♪ ) male voice: here we go.ing you need to make magic this holiday season. all at amazingly low prices. save on bone-in spiral sliced ham. now just 95 cents a pound. (bells jingling) when you see the actions on our streets night after night. >> right now a community demanding answers after another we have the latest on the high school teenager and the search for a killer. >>> plus a treasured holiday tradition in our region. will the rain slow things down? lauryn rickets as the outlook. >>> and a critical deadline looms for folks trying to take advantage of th affordable care act? we're going to break things down a lot of ground to cover this saturday morning. first off good morning to you and thank you forng us. we want to begin with lauryn rickets. david culver has the morning off. lauryn has been busy for all of . it's another weather alert day. alert s another weather day. we've got a lot of rain headed andway all day tod through much of the day tomorrow. with all that rain, and pretty much all the rain we'v

you also are testimony to hind closed doors the former fbi director james comey. what questions did you ask of him and what, could you characterize what kind of answers he gave to both you and your republican colleagues? >> guest: i was not therefore director comey's interview. but what i do know is there was a lot of focus around the improper, number one, what appears to be this administrations attempt to really tear down theow credibily of our institutions of justice. we certainly heard the president of the united states criticize his own fbi, his own department of justice, his own intelligence officers. there was a lot of discussion from myrs colleagues about the long-term negative effects of doing that. we all have to work together to really continue to protect the good order, improve the reputation of the efficient operation and efficiency of those particular agencies. and their credibility. and the american people actively and institutions. soso it only to find ways how we can better work together to do that. >> host: we will go to tim who is in myrtle beach

lead over life six so naturally the defending champions behind the under pressure coach nico see the hind as i'm sure they're going to try to turn things around and show life sake that they are the champions they want to retain their title so it's going to be an interesting match up tonight all right our chris huntington from davies sports keeping us up to date on midweek but of legal action thank you very much ok now argentina's river plate have come back down to earth after winning their copa libertadores against it are rivals boca juniors that victory qualified river for the club world cup but they've crashed out in the semifinals to all i know of the united arab emirates one on penalties after a two two draw they were only playing in the competition for a continental club champions because they were the hosts i face might be real madrid or japan's kashima and players in the final. china is germany's biggest trading partner but there is growing concern about china's appetite for german companies this summer but when blocked a chinese bid for a twenty percent stake in a german electrici

the government to his or her hind export revenues to the corporations high profit margin. but not everyone benefits from a booming business. tax cut issue environmental destruction starvation on. the sewing out of a country a dead donkey. nose starts december twenty ninth on t.w. . union . united. this is d w news the live from berlin a massive manhunt in the french city of stross for the police are searching for the gunman who opened fire near a hospital or christmas market killing three people and wounding several others authorities say that the suspect was on a state security watch list also coming up after a day of meetings with e.u. leaders to try and save her friends in jail u.k. prime minister to resign making his reports that members of her own party in parlor .

hind closed doors she spelt out the agency's conclusions about the murder of khashoggi.ing of the saudi journalist. khashoggi, a us resident and columnist for the washington post died inside the saudi consulate in istanbul in october. senator lindsey graham, a leading critic of the crown prince said the briefing confirmed his view that mohammed bin salman was culpable. there is not a smoking gun, there is a smoking sort. you have to be wilfully blind not to come to the conclusion that this was orchestrated and organised by people under the command of mohammed bin salman and that he was intricately involved in the demise of mr khashoggi. the saudis have charged 11 people but denied the crown prince was involved. the us secretary of state insists there is no direct evidence to connect mohammed bin salman to the death of mr khashoggi. donald trump says the cia's findings are not conclusive and he has refused to condemn the saudi crown prince. the administration is looking increasingly isolated in its view.|j have zero question in my mind that the crown prince, mohammed bin

one on one was wrong paul outspoken advocate for limited government and personal liberty was one hind his warning of a potential stock market crash worse than the one that led to the great depression we'll find out on this edition of all of. the politicking on larry king ron paul is the former republican u.s. congress with from texas he made three bids for the white house twice as a republican and in one thousand nine hundred eighty eight is the libertarian party's presidential nominee he's the founder of the wrong goal is to sue for peace and for.

one on one was wrong paul outspoken advocate for limited government and personal liberty was one hind is warning of a potential stock market crash worse than the one that led to the great depression we'll find out on this edition of. the politicking on larry king ron paul is the former republican u.s. congressman from texas he made three bids for the white house twice as a republican and in nineteen eighty eight is the libertarian party's presidential nominee he's the founder of the wrong goal is to sue for peace and prosperity and he's the host of the wrong hall liberty report he recently warned of a stock market meltdown which he claims will be worse than the class of one thousand nine hundred twenty nine let's find out what's behind that warning run joins us from lake jackson texas what do you base. well base the warning on the fact that there's been a gross distortion in the marketplace due to our monetary policy so if one understands how the monetary system affects the stock market you can more or less bought you know the bubbles in the distortions we can't spot exactly when they

john and i are going to be walking around, looking at some of the artifacts and telling stories the hind them. -- stories behind them. diplomacy does not always mean sitting behind a desk and wearing nice clothes. sometimes those nice clothes will get bloodied and dirtied. example, this is the suit i was wearing. there are two things i would like to point out. number one, it is wool. nairobi is a land of eternal springtime in that it is close to the equator and a mile high. cool springtime august. most of the bloodstains are in the back because i was on the top of a one-story building with a colleague from the department of commerce represented by the suit he was wearing at the time. we were meeting with the minister of commerce. we heard an explosion. most of us went to the window. later, a freight impact of high energy hit all of us. he was hit in the head and profusely wounded. you can see some of the shrapnel marks that still remain. it shows exactly where he was in this room closer to the window. i was wounded. colleague,th another i went down 21 endless flights of stairs. canyons c

now i get to tell my grandson i love him and kick him in the hind end."e rescue kicked into high gear monday night after a fourth person, eddie williams, escaped the mine and told authorities about beverly, treadway and williams.governor jim justice "ordered the coordination of all resources needed" for the rescue mission. martha williams/relative"i'm family and i am so happy!" justice says this was the second reported mine trespassing incident in as many weeks.and he told people to stay away from these "dangerous" areas.some residents think more can be done.....s/no name given"we know that it's wrong to go in there, you know, but to me, when they close these operations down, they should be sealed."i'm john lorinc reporting. ( darya ) coming up .... how do you feel about paying a tax on your text messages? the idea is being floated by state officials. we'll break it down. ( darya )plus... a church in the east bay is at risk from the forces of mother nature. we'll explain in the next hour. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the m

it says the education secretary damian hinds is urging head teachers to opt for sustainable packagingraditional boxing day hunt in the midlands — many of those yesterday were also said to be attended by animal rights protestors. the times leads on comments from the defence secretary gavin williamson, reporting that he has "very deep concerns" about the chinese company huawei providing technology to upgrade britain's internet to superfast 5g. another picture there from a hunting event yesterday, that one from bawtry in yorkshire. the sun says prisoners at swaleside prison in kent are being allowed to stroke pygmy goats in nhs—funded therapy sessions. "you've goat to be kidding," reads its headline. the most read story on the bbc news website this morning is about us pop star miley cyrus, who has confirmed her marriage to her logn—standing partner, the actor, liam hemsworth. she shared images from the ceremony, which is reported to have taken place on sunday, on her twitter account. shall we look at one inside page? papers talking about who was watching what over christmas eve and chris

one on one was wrong paul outspoken advocate for limited government and personal liberty was one hind is warning of a potential stock market crash worse than the one that led to the great depression we'll find out on this edition of all of. the politicking on larry king ron paul is the former republican u.s. congress with from texas he made three bids for the white house twice as a republican and in nineteen eighty eight is the libertarian party's presidential nominee he's the founder of the wrong goal is to sue for peace and prosperity and he's the host of the wrong hole liberty report he recently warned of a stock market meltdown which he claims will be worse than the class of one thousand nine hundred twenty nine let's find out what's behind that warning wrong joins us from lake jackson texas what do you base. well base the warning on the fact that there's been a gross distortion in the marketplace due to our monetary policy so if one understands how the monetary system affects the stock market you can more or less bought you know the bubbles in the distortions we can't spot exactl

the government to his or her hind export revenues and the corporations high profit margins but not everyone benefits from the booming business. next countryish an environmental destruction of starvation. the price for government now to corporate greed. above the selling out of a country. dead donkeys fear no hyenas. starts december twenty ninth on d w. odd odd to me to. read. this is g.w. news live from berlin down but not out british prime minister theresa may survives a confidence vote for her conservative party but her third is badly damaged after more than a third of them pieces vote against her so where does this leave the progressive deal we'll get the latest from london also coming up hundreds of police and soldiers in strands are searching for the man they say carried out a deadly shooting at a christmas market instructs her they believe the suspects are dangerous and they're warning the public not to approach or to go to the.

the education secretary, damian hinds, has asked for increased communication between schools and suppliers cartons and other day—to—day essentials. here's joanna jaworska. this is throwaway britain. 2018 has seen many people try to cut down on their use of plastics but will it continue next year? the education secretary has said he wants schools to try to stop using single—use plastics by 2022. that means cutting down on items like plastic bags, straws, bottles and food packaging. it's been inspired by one primary school in devon who have swapped cling film for foil in their kitchens, have milk delivered in recyclable containers, and they've reduced the use of straws by using washable bea kers instead. each year, more than 8 million tons of plastic enter the sea. the majority of man—made plastics are not biodegradable, meaning they will not rot, and not all plastics can be recycled. but some academics have warned that we need to be careful about what we replace plastics with. glass or metal containers are heavier which means that more energy is needed to transport them and that can lead to

. >> not just from a pr standpoint, but working hard to hind the scenes to stand up for what is rightl's-eye brief author mr. adam johnson joining us. >> i guess this gives us more color, more insight into those tacky executives. >> working hard behind the scenes for what is right or at least what they think is right. all animals are created equal, but somewhat equal than others. the kids at google think they are in a position to tell us we can or cannot see. talking about russian collusion. look no further than google. there was google collusion. trying to shield able to see or not see. it is unbelievable. we trust it google it. i want to find this out or find that out we assume that they are honest. trish: i think back to the incident recently they had with google. the california republican party. you know what came up. >> how do they bungle that? it is mind boggling. maybe they are even trying to bury fox news. knowing what we know now, it is unbelievable. >> it is --dash was saying this is not entirely true. double checking with the control room. either acknowledging that there wa

they have funded maybe 40,000 to 50,000 to teach hatred of christians, behind dues an hind. what they have done is beyond. >> so, what do we do, senator? you have a variety of options. the president is not open to considering anything for the time being. what do you think we should do? >> i don't think we should reward them for their behavior. a reward in my mind is selling them articles. our military arms are a unique industry. i don't think they're like the shoe industry or soccer ball industry. selling arms is distinctly something owned by the american people and part of our national security. we don't sell arms to china. we don't sell arms to russia. it's not about jobs. if saudi arabia is not a full throated and supported ally they shouldn't get our arms. what they're doing in yemen is unconsciousable and a disaster. they were told to stop bombing civilian centers. they have dropped several thousand bombs on civilian centers. they need a message and right now the crown prince thinks he can do what he wants. that's worry some. there are 3000 people held in saudi arabia w

what is the hind set in a final trading here? one week before the weekend?es uncertainty? a concern here, we had a big trading week opening a strong note. and investors recognize problems and for issipated several weeks going into the future, i think that is why today. seeing this we did get that afternoon here today. that is is technically driven. seeing morning you're them at the moment. sh and already tech under pf

poor loan - - how poor america is it is not the rich country we always talk about i fly fish and i hind time in rural america i have no tangible sense of what the country is like i know i sound like tolstoy but i am being honest. how the hell do i know? >> i have never had a year in the traffic. >> the entrÉes never get cheaper the schools become more expensive and harder to get into the concentration of wealth in the city just gets more profound every year. the dc that i moved to when i was 15 was a completely middle-class city. we were in georgetown right in the middle of the city a democratic senator from right down the family pell grant he drove like a car with bumper stickers all over it masking tape holding the bumper up he went out of his way to pose as an ordinary person because you have to there was no ostentatious of dc. that has changed. and now rubbing it in the faces of the rest of the country. >> talk about the suburbs and the zip codes the highest ranked wealth per capita but we also talk about the high percentage that nobody voted republican devoted hillary which is shoc

just -hind me >> that's a weird view.u has >> so it's the sun ang e ankle. >> i don't know what is going on over there. >> oh, yeah, the lincoln is shining. >> nailed it. >> nailed >> don't show a cloud camera on a sunny day. >> this just means 's in your perspective. >> in the eye of the beholder. >> thawas beautiful, adam. >> did it bring a tear to your aye? >> no. >> i love you guys. >> so much love. i love you guys.e we have sunshut there. partly sunny skies through the day today. not looking tha bad although this morning it looked on the cloudy side and l lookede it would rain but we'll be dry out there today. we have sunshine. hbelieve we'lle more cloud cover than yesterday. we have rain moving in as we head through the morning tomorrow. by noon everybody will have rain. but that rai is pushing in from the south and west to the north and east so i don't believe the morninmute will be wet. the evening commute will be wet and will we have steady rain? no, it's more showers as we get through your tomorrow afternoon o n

. >> you said it was jawboning it is jawboning, he not going to do anything to change their hind. it is reasonable for him to complain, there not a huge fill -- filter between what he thinkings and says, i don't think it will would in a huge actor -- inern its o terms of cg electric car rebates, that is not a big issue anyway. david: i think that mary barra still stuck in obama era mine set because of the fact gm was bailed out, still owes money to the taxpayer, she has to pursue this electric agenda that obama pounded her on, and pounded gm on even if it was not profitable. >> she may be betting wrong. the decisions they made 5 years ago on models, it was a mistake. >> they had bailout, they still went bankrupt like detroit, government took a bad equity stake, a 61% stake, sold it about 12 on 13 billion loss, that is what politicians talking about, say this money should be paid back, should not. it was a bad by vat equit deal -- a bad private equity deal by the government, surprise. david: thank you very much. go ahead. >> let's hope this time, if the economy worsens, there are n

what i hope to see with the new congress is we hind a wfind a w make the aca stronger and more americansage. you see more and more states are expanding medicaid, providing coverage to more citizens. they recognize the law works. and what we need are leaders who fix things that provide gaps where people don't have coverage but don't try to undermine the law. millions of others with preexisting conditions depend on this to provide health care coverage. we need quality leadership to move it forward. i think that's what we'll get with the new congress. >> this appears as this this is going to find its way to the supreme court. how concerned are you about the future of the affordable care act? >> well, legal theory terms, i'm not concerned. the lawyers who led the previous effort to repeal the affordable care act have themselves said this is an idiotic decision. okay? basically there's no question here in terms of constitutional scholarship. the problem is there was also little question in previous supreme court cases. and they went down to the wire. since supreme court doesn't reflect, appar

if those involved any hind of a pardon, in exchange for manafort protecting the president, that further the investigation. there's also the issue of whether or not there could have been foreign bribes. we learned yet that mr. cohen was told the key to the trump tower building was getting the president putin's support. if there was reports of a promise of a 50 million penthouse to president putin, that's as clear as a foreign practice act violation as there could be. when you look at all of that, it seems that the areas of exposure have only grown. as a criminal defense lawyer, that spells trouble for anyone on the target or subject end of that. >> we have michael isikoff here, and as you listen to all that's been said by these attorneys as well, does this is sync up with you and do you believe this is potentially the beginning of the end for the president? >> i couldn't great with professor buehl more that congress needs to step up to the plate here. it is really striking to me that here we are, you know, nearly two years into this and we have all they open-ended questioning about what

so if there is some proposal being discussed by hind -- behind closed doors and if the p.u.c. -- >> feel free to send us those comments and those points electronically. we are sticking with the three minutes. thank you very much for being here. next speaker, please. good afternoon. >> good afternoon president and commissioners. thank you for the opportunity. i'm with the pacific coast federation of fishermen association. i will not repeat what you have already heard. here we are. the vote is tomorrow. his is 11th hour and there are no vsa for public comment consideration. smoke and mirrors. whatever we will see tomorrow presented by the state as mr nelson just communicated to you is an unacceptable way to approach the public process. certainly any public process, but one of this magnitude, it is an extraordinary thing to contemplate for someone relatively new to the public policy arena. hopefully not a model for the future. i strongly encourage you to avoid recommendations for a delay. and allow them to proceed with a vote on the july 7th framework i want to talk briefly about two items.

the hind milk is where you get all the nutritional bang for the buck, the fat.re nutritional status of a baby or a breast-feeding mom is just not really accurate. >> you address this, the social and emotional pressures placed on new moms especially when it comes to breast-feeding. what's your advice to them? >> medically, breast milk is best for both baby but mother, but logistically, emotionally, many women can't or they choose not to, so what i would tell new moms is the operative word in breast-feeding is feeding. you should feed your baby the best way for you and that baby with no judgment, no shame in the ga abody els shou sane. >>d at.at you should be doing. we appreciate that, dr. jen. thank you. >>> let's go down to ginger in >> yes, amy, if you are not in the holiday spirit yet, i'm riding a bicycle that will be ending up under the christmas tree of a family that needs it desperately so will all of the toys in this room and an incredible story celebrating a man who's known as salvage santa right here in panama city, an area that this year, is going to h

i was happy to see senator mcconnell stand up on his hind legs, as if he didn't run a co equal branchbe this is a bit of a turning point. you have -- there's the mueller investigation looming. you have the government about to shut down. you have the stock market really dropping dismally in the last five sessions. the government's going to shut down now, maybe -- maybe you'll see republicans on the hill begin a check and a balance on this unchecked and unbalanced president. >> we've never seen a resignation like this this way. for these reasons. what does it mean to you? >> i share the concerns, i'm an air force brat, i have a tremendous amount of respect for general mattis. i think he served the president well. if the president brings in someone like mattis, it will calm everybody down and make them not as worried about it. i do believe there's a difference in policy here, and the policy difference is, that general mattis and people like marco rubio and mitch mcconnell and lots of republicans are more in favor of our alliances over seas, there's a populous sort of movement in the coun