williams is right or wrong or it does -- that the hu's or right or wrong. it is up to the planning department 50 years later, and placing a new context and responding to a request in this case from the hu's as to how the use of that property is going to be. is that the bottom line? >> the restriction only exists because the zoning administrator adopted it as a condition of approval to the variance. the variance is still in play. 3030 larkin still needs that ra variance. >> commissioner tanner: just to clarify, so the -- the larkin street property, and this was approved and the project is dlt, do they need -- built, do they need additional variances in order for their project to be -- it's not conforming because of the variance, but is that still okay? >> that's the everyone. >>clerk: given the volume, we're going to limit public comment to two minutes, as well, for public speakers. >> first of all, i'm the one that's going to be the most impacted. the idea that there's a light well that serves the apartment is incorrect. there's only one wall that's going t

hu [buzze e wowhe g r ng tackled by a guy named aaron. h? [buzze e woactually, i thinkatni-do. by a guy named aaron. andaos. delivered exclusively with doordash. >> brennan: gayle submit a ceo from the one campaign. to help end poverty and disease. the one campaign has famous founder, of course, bon, who is lead singer of u2 but before she worked with the rock star, gayle was the head of usaid served the top advisor to both presidents obama and clinton. welcome to "face the nation." >> thank you so much for having me. >> brennan: i think this is a great opportunity to talk about some of the underreported stories and need out there. when you are trying to fight disease and poverty, wyou nd tht now? >> the most need is actually occurring in africa, we have seen tremendous progress, when you look at countries the republic of congo, increase in extreme poverty. also seeing it, africa is our main focus. >> brennan: africa is your main focus you mention disease we're seeing new ebola outbreak in the congo, you were very involved when the served in

and it goes both ways i med one on one hu know you're hearing stories about kids bringing knives and thingsike they may really have been intended to use as a weapon to school. the same time you know there were things like hair picks or scissors. >> we have a bottle opener which can still be used as a weapon as a point. >> and under zero tolerance, no questions were asked that could be used a hairpick. you know that could be it could be used as a weapon. you were arrested. sreenivasan: some of these kids are coming from difficult neighborhoods. what about their own personal safety and security? what did they do? >> i mean that came up with one of the students that we filmed with you knoher mother had given her a taser as protection. >> she gave it to me to protect myself. i used to go from school straight to work and from work to home and i wasn't getting off until like 11:00/12:00.he >> officers atchool found it and she would have been arrested if she wasn't diverted through this program. so it really is a balance of the schools needing to ensure public safety on the school grounds.

finalmente una madre de cuatro hijos jÓvenes puede estar ensu hogar de california gracias a la visa huspano luego de una batalla legal su madre, marÍa mendoza por fin regresÓ san francisco california, su casa de los Últimos 20 aÑos. >> me siento feliz de estar aquÍ. es un sueÑo que no pensÉ que se harÍa realidad tan pronto. fue deportada en su paÍs en agosto de 2017 por ingresar de manera indocumentada a estados unidos pero la vida le cambiÓ cuando solicite una visa de trabajo que fue patrocinada. esta vista seleccionaban una loterÍa. es un perdÓn para volver a estados unidos. >> yo me sentÍ muy agradecida de tener a mi mamÁ de regreso. cuando ella se fue yo tuve que ser la mamÁ de mis hermanos y eso fue muy difÍcil para mí por quÉ yo no soy su mamÁ y yo tambiÉn era la hija de mi mamÁ. yo tambiÉn perdÍ a mis padres. >> marÍa quien se graduÓen enfermerÍa asegura que su regreso no hubiera sido posible sin la ayuda de algunos congresistas en su comunidad . >> para mÍ siempre luchar vale la pena. una no puede darte por vencido sin luchar en todo momento. >> sin embargo ella serÁ la Única q

we spoke to fred hu, the chair worked for goldman sachs.id this period in modern chinese history remines him of 1989 to 1992 in terms of the risks that china is facing. take a listen. >> that was also a period with the tremendous uncertainty, concerns and the worries whether china would continue to eform or stop. fortunately, thankfully, that jinping n end with made the famous tour. tom: from 1989 to 1992, that's what this moment now reflects. according to fred hu, who's lived through this period, this 40 years, of course. that was a period where you saw hyper-inflation. you saw the tinman square rackdown and then you saw deng xiaoping go places south like shenzhen to kick that reform agenda. people like fred and many others on the reform side, the reform camp here in china would say there is now a moment and need for bowled leadership from china's leader -- bold leadership from china's leader to address the external challenges. that's why there will be so xi's comments. shery: coming up next -- how one australian startup you may not have h

his legal problems not a diversionary tactic is it because of a conversation you had with president hu out of turkey was some quid pro quo reached on weapons sales or on turkey's treatment of mom had been sidelined all of this is all in the ether but this has been his longstanding position i think the surprise is that he seems to be going through that and it's both these what is happening and how it how it happened first on the on the possible consequences of this decision we do as you mentioned have that statement now from the syrian democratic forces the u.s. is ally in northeast syria fighting i saw led by the kurds and they very very strongly worded statement from them the war against terrorism has not ended and the islamic state group. has not been defeated. that the war is of the decisive stage and so it's a very critical about about all of this we've also seen a great deal of criticism on capitol hill about the process how this happened this was announced in a tweet so bob corker the senate foreign relations chad actually someone who had a meeting with donald trump and was abrup

i'm reid binion reporting. ( james ) president trump's soon-to-be acting chief of staff once called huss a quote: "terrible human being." mick mulvaney made the comment during a campaign debate in 20-16. during that time, mulvaney also said that quote: "we have perhaps two of the most flawed human beings running for president in the history of the country." reacting to the video, an office of management and budget spokeswoman said mulvaney made the comments before he had met the president and since then, his support of the president has never wavered. ( james ) two weeks after tense negotiations-- leaders from nearly 200 countries have finally agreed on universal transparent climate change rules. the agreement de at the united nations climate talks in poland-- is aimed at cutting emissions and curbing global warming. natasha chen has a closer look at the rulebook and why some say it don't go far enough. "it is so decided!"a landmark decision to curb climate change.leaders from 190 countries brokered a deal at a 2-week long united nations summit in poland.the "rulebook" allows countries

i'm being sympathetic to the hu's. i know they want to build something, but i'm looking at the manifest injustice created by devaluing a piece of real estate which has been owned by an individual long before the hu's showed up. >> i can't make the decision for you whether or not it parking r is a requirement for that site, and that is basically the only place to be able to provide parking is at that space, and that -- but that's also one of the reasons that we've requested they reduce that -- that partially subterranean level on the parking garage the lowest they could absolutely get and still fit a vehicle in on that slope, but is there an option they could do that if they were to obtain some type of parking waiver or variance or something like that? i would imagine there is. >> vice president swig: thank you, and i won't hold the time. >> president fung: looking at the chronology -- [inaudible] >> i'm not positive when the sale occurred fu. >> president fung: if that's the case, in 1970, could you have applied for a

quedarÁ un 45 dÍas, sin embargo se puede haber >> la gente tenÍa pÁnico agencias de iiga ellos ya su huetener a mÁs de 170 patrocinadores que fueron a reclamar por sus menores. alguien que sabe mucho mÁs es simÓn sandoval . Él es director del programa para la defensa legal de los inmigrantes. sin mono, gracias por estar con nosotros. quÉ opinan de esta nueva medida del gobierno? >> buenas tardes, es un paso muy importante. de ahora en adelante ya no van estar pidiendo huellas digitales a los familiares por las personas que viven en la misma casa con los patrocinadores. pero a los patrocinadores todavÍa si. y esas huellas de los patrocinadores todavÍa serÁn compartidas con ice para usos de fines de reforzar las leyes migratorias. entonces eso es un paso muy bueno, pero realmente no soluciona el problema todavÍa.>> sabe usted asde que alianza presenta reclamar la custodia de un niÑo y aparezca una bandera roja en la historia de esta persona? >> definitivamente sÍ, ellos tienen discreciÓn total de pedir huellas en cualquier caso que se les presenta de cualquier bandera roja, cualquier seÑa

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that's the hole on the external hu hull. >>> some speculated u.s.nauts did it to get a sick colleague back home in august. nasa officials deny those claims. now investigators want to know if someone drilled the hole while this ship was in orbit or if someone got inside the capsule while it was here on earth. >>> thanks to dedicated volunteers, the salvation army bagged up 1,500 pounds of peas and sweet potatoes and brought them to the homes of people in need. volunteers have been doing this for decades. >> really spreads the holiday spirit, doesn't it? >> yes, sir. >> the salvation army also delivers 150 meals every single day to people in san francisco. the organization says it welcomes volunteers year-round. >>> celebrating the holidays by feeding those in need. hundreds of people showed up for a hot meal at st. anthony's in menlo park. they were trade treated to a turkey dinner. the church relies heavily on volunteers to make days like this happen, and they are very thankful for them. >> we thank them for being here year after year, day after day

join calls for a new election one that must be free fair and transparent we congratulate president hu on the london on this on his victory in the november twenty sixth presidential elections there was a very very questionable action results which the united states supported and so we've seen their land as government which is totally corrupt cracking down repressing the people under the united states has not been on the side of the hunter and people has not been on the side of positive progressive reform united states has been in dead west the represses regime the migrants on the border are feeling some horrific realities that home and whether or not washington to shoulder some of the blame those problems are now at their doorstep kaleb mopp and r.t. new york now just about halfway through this on monday program here on r.t. international plenty more of your worldwide headlines still to come hope you can join us in just a. wrong . just don't call. me. to shape our. worlds apart. to look for common ground. thanks for sharing your time with us here at r.t. there's fresh momentum among u.

it looks like a hu waste of energy. what is going on?'s not, because we are 100% renewable energy. all of these wonderful lights is funded by wind and solar energy. aleem: as a republican froms, tee is an unlikely climate change superhero. but under his watch, this town has become the largest in the u.s. to switch solely toen renewable gy companies. a wind farm in west texas and a massive solar park are the supplies of the town's power. but in this conservative part of the country, the majority of peoplelso voted for this man. pres. trump: all of this with the global warming -- a lot of it is a hoax it is a hoax. it is a moneaking industry, ok? aleem: this sandwich shop has its own solar panels, and having a president who is not convinced about man's contribution to climate change is inspiring individuals to do their bit. >> i mean, you have to start somewhere. if you wait for someone else to, dot is never going to happen. you have to do it yourself.is aleem: thahe mayor's feeling, too, but in texas he has seen campaigns against him by m

katz hued clucky unloveable and they have us totally in their throat. how do they pull it off. the brave new world of brain doping could the electron stimulation be used to give our mental faculties a boost. but first is a man's brain different from a woman's brain the experts weigh in. to turn to sixteen olympic games cause to see many of south africa to gold in the women's eight hundred meter event but some said so many are shouldn't be allowed to compete her natural testosterone levels are unusually holy so is she actually a man. you know because hormones are the only thing that determines a person's sex. the external and internal sex organs also play a role as do the chromosomes normally x. x. in women and x. y. in men. and sometimes it's a mix of all of these so determining sex is far from simple if only we could look inside the brain. does the brain have a gender can we tell just by looking at it we ask a neuro anatomist. to see him get a scan this is the brain of someone who donated his or her body to medical science some of the men in jail tissue has been removed from w

join calls for a new election one that must be free fair and transparent we congratulate president hu on the london on this on his victory in the november twenty sixth presidential elections there was a very very questionable of lection results which the united states supported and so we've seen their land as government which is totally corrupt cracking down repressing the people of. the united states has not been on the side of the hunter and people has not been on the side of positive progressive reform united states has been in dead west the europe. regime the migrants on the border some horrific realities at home and whether or not washington to shoulder some of the blame those problems are now at their doorstep. artsy new york. around thirty minutes time time. for. an authorized. bridge. to get to the one hundred. million. on the bank. base walker. and this is going to. do internationally known that these industries out of polluting simply ignored the money that the mother. and the mother of the mentally lost even this. seemed wrong. yes to say power. and engage with. the trail.

join calls for a new election one that must be free fair and transparent we congratulate president hu on the london on this on his victory in the november two thousand and six presidential elections there was a very questionable of lection results which the united states supported and so we've seen their land as government which is totally corrupt cracking down repressing the people of. the united states has not been on the side of the hunter and people has not been on the side of positive progressive reform united states has been in bed with us they were crassus regime the migrants on the border feeling some horrific realities that home and whether or not washington to shoulder some of the blame those problems are now at their doorstep caleb mop and artsy new york thanks washing softening don't forget we got a website for the stories too you can find that i don't you don't go. in a world of big partisan loot. and conspiracy it's time to wake. to dig deeper to hit the stories that midstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smart we need to stop slamming the door. and

join calls for a new election one that must be free fair and transparent we congratulate president hu on the london on this on his victory in the november twenty sixth presidential elections there was a very very questionable of lection results which the united states supported and so we've seen their land as government which is totally corrupt cracking down repressing the people of. the united states has not been on the side of the hunter and people has not been on the side of positive progress at reform united states has been in bed with the repressive regime the migrants on the border bring some horrific realities at home and whether or not washington to shoulder some of the blame those problems are now at their doorstep able to mop and artsy new york. americans might be forgiven for thinking that as long as they keep their far arms in a legal manner and a safe place they won't get into trouble especially given the second amendment but that was not the case for one student who was asked to move out of a shared flat by her landlord and remains. it's clear that the rest of the housem

we join calls for a new election one that must be free fair and transparent congratulate president hu on the london on this on his victory in the november twenty sixth presidential elections there was a very very questionable of lection results which the united states supported and so we've seen their land as government which is totally corrupt cracking down repressing the people of. the united states has not been on the side of the hundred people has not been on the side of positive progressive reform united states has been in bed with the repressive regime the migrants on the border feeling some horrific realities that hall and whether or not washington to shoulder some of the blame those problems are now at their doorstep able to mop and artsy new york times such as coming up to six thirty pm here in moscow will be back again with the headlines and more stories for you at the top of the. from very bad to even worse russia ukraine relations in my palm pale gives credit to the saudis for relieving suffering in yemen and is the guardian simply means. times are we going underground as

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join calls for a new election one that must be free fair and transparent we congratulate president hu on the london on this on his victory in the november twenty sixth presidential elections there was very very questionable action results which the united states supported and so we've seen their land as government which is totally corrupt cracking down repressing the people of. the united states has not been on the side of the hunter and people has not been on the side of positive progressive reform united states has been in bed with the repressive regime the migrants on the border are feeling some horrific realities at home and whether or not washington to shoulder some of the blame those problems are now at their doorstep kaleb mop and artsy new york just ahead for you here on the program on r t a harvard student faces a fiction after her roommate say she had a firearm stowed in her bedroom and happens to be a donald trump supporter more on that and other stories just about. put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to present . it to going to be press

well our next story takes us to the philippines where president hu territory has extended martial lawon the southern island of mindanao for another year a last year mirai city on mindanao was the scene of a five month battle when government troops were deployed to quell an insurgency by militants who were allied to so-called islamic state more than a thousand people were killed and half a million were displaced today lives in ruins a team of d.w. reporters has just returned from the city we have this exclusive report. this force the center of today residents call it ground zero. we get the military's permission to enter a selective pots and a warrant about unexploded devices last year a few hundred i asked inspired fighters holed up in mosques and houses the army with help from the united states responded with relentless rates. in this type of warfare you have to flush out the koreans of. aleppo. all of this experience the bombings but in the case of. our when we did the bombings it was we did it. been pointed to specific targets only. but people here paid a very high price for the fi

hu wouldomment on the cfo case but suggested the international pushbackst aga huawei gear is political. he pointed to strong sales as proof that customers are sticking by huawei. saying it wouldn't 25 commercial 5 g contracts and expect to rake in 100 billion this year. today they opened research labs to the media the first time showcasing the technology, some of which ty estimate could be 12 to 8 months ahead of rivals. despit the pr effort they face concerns. but the chinese could make demands that the company wouldn't be able tohu refuse. addressed that issue reiterating that no law installa doors and says in the past ved requests rec for information. in the future we will work in accordance with the law and deal with similar situations.us more fieltess report. >>> now navi stchlt tar keeps on trucking that's where we begin. >>> the wall street and revenue eshemates were topped in recent quarter. the company says increased demand pushees up s 40%. the stock popped 15%, to 27.57. >>> darden beat analyst earnings estimates by one penny. same store sales re 2%, above expectations. and

join calls for a new election one that must be free fair and transparent to congratulate president huon the london on this on his victory in the november twenty sixth presidential elections there was very very questionable all the action results which the united states supported and so we've seen their land as government which is totally corrupt cracking down repressing the people of. the united states has not been on the side of the hunter and people has not been on the side of positive progressive reform united states has been in dead west the repressive regime the migrants on the border are feeling some horrific realities at home and whether or not washington to shoulder some of the blame those problems are now at their doorstep kaleb mop and artsy new york. now there is a fresh momentum among us democrats at the moment in their efforts to probe donald trump's alleged ties to russia during the twenty sixteen presidential elections that after his lawyer former lawyer pleaded guilty to lying to congress about a trump tower construction project in moscow that was eventually shelved ar

shortly after 7 ct in the 35-hu of school street. he went to the hospital, but his condition is unknown. ( darya ) in the second shooting, police were called to the 11-hundred block of 59th street shortly before 1 a.m. sunday. that male victim was also taken to the hospital. no other information was made available. (á2 shotá)( will ) as you may have noticed this weekend, a partial government shutdown went into effect. meaning some government employees are working without pay this christmas.( darya ) and there's a chance it won't be fixed until the new year. john lorinc explains. president trump and congressional democrats can't bridge the gap over the border wall.that resulted in a partial government shutdown. nat sound of wh switchboard message"due to the lapse of federal funding, we are unable to take your call. once funding has been restored, our operations will resume."ment is font available"so they canceled christmas, huh?"the lights for the national tree were temporarily cut over the weekend after someone climbed the tree.but i

hu. ta to ur rumat >>> finally tonight, "america strong."mother with a son in the air force expecting to be alone over the holidays. and then getting the one thing she wanted for christmas getting ready to wrap up the workweek, dallas nurse teresa melton strader wasn't exactly looking forward to christmas. her son matthew just joined the air force. and for the first time they were going to be apart on that special day. >> i had talked to my mom. i had told her how sad i was.yer have been rough for teresa. her father passed away in 2015. seven months later, cancer would take her husband. and six months after that, a tornado wiped out their home. >> took everything we had, and we've just recovered from that over the last year. >> reporter: but now a surprise that would bring tears of joy. her son matthew was going to make it home nor for christmas, and he decided to go big. getting mom's co-workers at bayl baylor, scott, and white in on the plan to surprise her at the hospital. she had no idea until she heard this. >> hey, mom. >> oh! [ laught

well it's very clear that president trump very much wants to meet with president hu i think the two of them have a certain certain natural chemistry and but the problem is that the establishment the deep state whatever you want to call it they are very determined to prevent a one to one maybe one meeting between trump and putin were pretty can't expect what he the situation that's going on in the mideast and in ukraine and why don't they wanted to kindly why don't they want to hear it firsthand. well because there are certain people who are devoted to this idea of conflict in the middle east conflict with russia there's enormous well it's associated with war and you have you have the national security adviser john bolton who it's a wonder he hasn't urged us to declare war on iraq the man is a he's a draft dodger. but if but that aside no it goes from i grew up with this going on with the soviet union doesn't cover put the door of the ad where a nuke a well this is going on and on and on and on a lot of right thinking people suppose around the world they've got their jobs to get on with

how we might see battles occur off syria for example a possible does this announcement by president hu mean to a large extent we've actually seen the onset of a new arms race. well it seems that yes the russia and america are aging a new arms race that was obvious for some time russia has been modernizing very much its nuclear capabilities and now i asked this year almost a year ago but this year the united states introduced the new nuclear posture review which also means that their view developing new weapons a development that didn't happen under a barack obama who didn't want to develop your weapons who want to be kind of. where to the core but this kind of specific a mess sile well it's not true at misawa i mean the missile that was reported we fired is an old soviet s.s. nineteen developed and built in the eighty's and this is a new warhead actually which be attached to basically any bow a stick miss or space launcher and then one in three enters the atmosphere it for eye on some kind of trajectory that's on predictable and then. nonetheless reach its star get afterwards but basic

. >> rorter: cohen says candidate trump directed him to make illegal hus money payments to two women,t buiuliani argues that was personal business and not a campaign finance violation. >> it's not crime. it's not a crime. >> reporter: after 18 months of feral investigations with several figures in the trump orbit convicted, the president's credility is eroding. according to a new nbc/"t wall street journal" poll 62% say they do not consider the president truthful about the russia investigation and republicans make up nearly a quarter of that group, a shift from august when56 said they doubted his honestgi uliani today says the president may be asked to provide more than the written answers submitted to the special counsel but colorfully downplayed odds for an in-person interview. >> over my dead body, i but, you kno could be dead. >> reporter: today anouse incoming chaiemocrat adam schiff says he intends to widen the probe to sshe president's busidealings. >> the president has wanted to draw a red line and say you can't f ook at my business, bute president's business is trying to curr

this is just about 24 hours since the release of documents that say the president directed illegalh hus money payments. putan, i'm just trying to this in the context of the kind of information that you have to isal with on a daily bas covering the white house right now. >> well, this is a white house that, whiule president tments to say is functioning very smoothly, is actually, i think, in a state ofh caos in a lot of times. you have this continuing revolving door that's spinningnu of people consly leaving the white house. and then you have this large cloud of the russiave igation. the president is someone who is focused on it. he's tweeting about it daily. he is frustrated with the fact that he has these people that he thought we loyal to him now speaking to the special counsel. you think of michael cohen.u ink of the executive editor of the "na enquirer" other and people who were close friends of the pesident who have now had interviews with the special counsel to, in a lot of ways, save their own neck. michael cohen was focused on making sure he wasn't goitong to gojail for a long p

join calls for a new election one that must be free fair and transparent we congratulate president hu on the london on this on his victory in the november twenty sixth presidential elections there were. very questionable of lection results which the united states supported and so we've seen their land as government which is totally corrupt cracking down repressing the people. the united states has not been on the side of the hunter and people has not been on the side of positive progressive reform you know just as has been in dead west they were crassus regime the migrants on the border bring some horrific realities at home and whether or not washington to shoulder some of the blame those problems are now at their doorstep caleb mop and r.t. new york. when it comes to gun control in the u.s. it's normally a lack of action by authorities particularly after mass shootings which makes headlines around the globe but it was the reverse actually for one student who by exercising her right to bear arms was asked to move out of her shared flat by her landlord and her roommates it's clear that

join calls for a new election one that must be free fair and transparent we congratulate president hu on the london on this on his victory in the twenty six presidential elections there was very very questionable all the action results which the united states supported and as we've seen their lead us government which is totally corrupt cracking down repressing the people of. the united states has. you know the side of the hunter in people has not been on the side of positive progress at risk for united states has been in bed with the presses regime the migrants on the border bring some horrific realities that home and whether or not washington to shoulder some of the blame those problems are now at their doorstep caleb mop and artsy new york and so i have for you here on this monday program a harvard student faces of fiction roommate say she had firearms stored in her bedroom and happens to be a supporter i will give you that on the other stories as well and. you know world big partisan movies lot and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream med

weather front comes in full so it all changes on friday night into the weekend as we see low pressure huweather, and suffered significant snow for central and more northern parts of the country. a mixture of snow and ice, particular saturday into sunday. that is for scotland and northern england. stay tuned to the weather forecast, they could northern england. stay tuned to the weatherforecast, they could be northern england. stay tuned to the weather forecast, they could be some disruption on the roads was top the snow will likely fall over north wales, northern england and into central and southern scotland, mainly over high ground, but even snow down to low levels with a key mule agents through the day here. obviously it will be disruptive to travel for a while. we start to see wet weather pushing in from the south—west was up they could be a risk of localised flooding for —— it all happens on saturday. some severe gales for the north—west of the country into sunday. quieter on sunday, with some sunshine around with some heavy showers. the sleet and snow will eventually clear away fro

first baptist church of glenarden under the musical dictor of steven hu.onnd lamar funshow. >> if you guys would come out, it woulde great. >> reporter: it's been a wild ride being onhe national show but what are you working on. >> i'm working on an ep that will drop in the spring and i have springhow and another show at big chief and it's also a coat drive and we're going to give coats and hats and gloves to the kids at the shelter. >> reporter: i love it. we're going to sing "go tell it on the mountain." let me get out of the way because they sing, i talk. i'm out. ♪ on the mountain, over the hills andverywhere ♪ ♪ go tell it on the m that jesus christ is born ♪ ♪ while shepherds kept their watch watches ♪ there will be calls throughout the heaven ♪ ♪ they'll behown the holy light ♪ ♪ go tell it on the mountains, over the hills and everywhere ♪ ♪ go tell it on the mountains that jesus christ is born ♪ ♪ down in a northern manger the heartful christ wasorn ♪ ♪ go and tell it onhe mountain ♪ ♪ go tell it on the mountain ♪ over the hills ♪ over the hillsnd

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she's hu , she'shurt. somebody do something. >> reporter: police stay deadly incident began when a man drove suv into the driveway and drove right at the woman. it does appear that he strek female. >> reporter: two ups workers were making a delivery and witnessed tao chs. they made the first 911 call. this reveals what the first police on the scene found. there was nothing they could do. police fairly quickly said it was a murder-suicide. there was no danger to other residents at the high rise. police have confirmed that the victim lived in the building. she s killed outside. but her child is safe tonight. her child was with a family member and not at the scene. >>> those of houston came of age during the era of laverne & shirl are sad to hear that penny mahall passed away.co the s exploded in our living room like a can of milwaukeeeer dropped on the floor. but marshall was just beginning to let her creativity flow. nbc's nick barger looks back at her big life. >> penny marshall was born in the bronx and i

no sense of modes modesty or hu, she does not admit when she is wrong, she goes to a instagram star whongress, that is not becoming i don't think. kennedy: do you think she will find the job is tougher than when we first ran. >> yes, and when i elected to, i went right back on the road, in my generation, that is what you did. no breaks. but, you know, it is a very tough job. it is also a job that goes to district by district, one ways in which tough or less tough, is if you are in a district like her, her reelection is probably assured. she is an attention hog, the break i would love to see is break from public attention, i would love to see everyone ignore her, talk about the issues. kennedy: that not going to happen. >> she brings up something that is ridiculous, talk about the ridiculous thing but don't talk about her. >> i'm going counter inthank yo. insta gram stories and personal connect is the wave of the future, she is fine-tuning it, i have no problem with her taking a week off to get some r&r. >> but stop talking about it like it is a littl political is. >> great, running for

i have been speaking exclusively to fred hu, chairman and founder.man sachs in china. he says one way to address the u.s. concerns in the trade war issues would be for china to aggressively the regulate its private sector and create a level playing field. take a listen to what he had to say. >> the risks are significant. they are not robust. tose risks might lead further downward momentum. and consumer confidence did that could be a vicious cycle. it appears that the chinese policymakers now have recognized the weakness that is building up in the economy. actions rying to pick to address that. tom: we have seen those measures from policy makers on the monetary policy front. what additional measures do you expect to be implemented to try to support the economy? fred: my assertion [indiscernible] you need additional credit expansion, nor fiscal stimulus. points to, it deregulation to continue to reduce interference by the state in the economy. to remove many of the outdated regulations to set the economy free. to let it expand. with greater freedom and

the key to the key key initiative globally but at the same time he lost his environment minister mr hu just a few months ago who left in deep frustration at the lack of real commitment to environmental reform so as with many of our leaders they they talk a good case on the environment but they don't necessarily put it into action i think tax is the way to do it but i think it has to be done in a way in which people pay more tax for their fuel but perhaps have less money taken from them in their white package every moments so we see a shift in taxation away from employment towards the more polluting activities which we're trying to discourage i think the french did hoff of the job and the french government were doing hoff of what was needed they didn't do the other half and that's why they now face to face the protests which they have and have had to hold the the reforms. british m.p.'s have found that the government did break parliamentary rules by failing to publish the full legal advice it's been given on the plan to leave the e.u. that's just happened the last few minutes they're al

. >>> it's been one week and hu dsndre a new month without income to pay bills and mortgages. >> the only new thing today involves new threats coming from the president.oh jenniferon has the story. >> reporter: with the government shutdown on day seven, president trump raising the stakes on the border wall fight. in a series of tweets, promising to close theored he entirely if the democrats do not give us money to finish thewall. they shot back, good luck getting congress to agree to that. hat will cost a lot of money and i don't think the taxpayers have anticipated that. >> the white house saying the budget zpit the government s shutdown has lo do with giving the president $5 billion for the wall but more about ensuring nancy pelosi becom the new house speaker. >> if she cuts a deal, she is at risk of losing herp. speakers we're in it for the long haul. >> 800,000 federal workers are going without payches. in a new reuters poll, 47% of americans blame president trump. 33% blame democrats. even gop leaders are pointing the fingert. at the presid >> the senate passed the bill and did

threadbare and centrist i mean think about how the emphasis has shifted from from turkey where president hu the wall was able to do a drip drip drip that kept undercutting the saudi story and now it's shifted to washington and i think that's actually useful for the one because he probably was running out of drips and now we see that the pressure is directly on on president trump and he's going to have to come up with some explanation some statement what about saudi arabia itself what kind of options does it have given that they've already put in having been someone back on the international stage he's been g. twenty and they they thought perhaps they'd turn the corner on the story you know i think that the saudis are in a very difficult position because moments oman is effectively is a one man rule he runs the entire country he's in control of the military's control of the economy his father suffers from dementia so he pretty much runs his father's world court who is there to basically stand out to them and challenge him well at this stage nobody saudi arabia right now is a country that's r

. >> is that the real hu or -- >> hampton university is not the real hu. howard university.n so there's a little rivalry. >>> moving on, it was a simple facebook post to get a big surprise for a local young woman with cerebral palsy this christmas. it turned into more than a mother could ask for. news 4's corey smith explains how total strangers came through to deliver the news. >> this is a story about a girl and her newspaper. lace millner loves the sight, sound and feel of having the morning paper in her hand. she gets it from her dad, according to mom. >> she wouldit here inhe morning and he would go through the page. >> reporter: lacey is 22 and suffers from cerebral palsy and tepilepsy. ongh days, the newspaper is like medicine. >> you give her a paper, it's a pick me up. >> reporter: she's not keen on the front page or the comics section, it's the ads she loves. >> i have to get there first or it will be tak apart. i, with the holidays approaching, theresa millner knows what's at the top of lacey's wish list but she wanted to do something special for her daughter. >>

general patrick come air met government representatives in the southern city of aden before talks with hu theatres in the capital sanaa over the weekend the ceasefire and who data is largely holdings since it came into effect last tuesday but there has been sporadic fighting between both sides yemen's warring parties agreed on a truce in the strategic city during peace talks in sweden earlier this month has been covering the conflict in yemen extensively a little earlier i spoke to him here in the studio basically they would act as the eyes and ears of the united nations and the rest of the international community because international pressure is what is needed most to make not only this is for succeed but also the purtiest commit i mean not come off with the drawing troops from the city of course but they there is a key plank in the conflict in yemen the most important issue with it is because most of the aid and commercial goods are passing through the ports there in a day that it's vital for the survival of millions of yemenis and if this is fire and the troop withdraw from the city s

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crayton: i guess i'm going to kies,s that is -- to hus but that his friends and affiliates.nie: it is time now for the latest bloomberg business flash, some of the biggest business stories in the news right now. in japan, another setback for the former nissan chairman. once again extended his stay in jail for 10 more days. he has been locked up since november 19 over allegations the understated his income by tens of millions of dollars.he has been in jail so you can begin working on his defense. the quote of oil since tony 14 comes to a close today. crude plunged almost 38%, dragging ne futures. investors are not sure of the catfight opec and its allies will counter booming production in the u.s. regulators and china have approved 80 new videogame titles after the freeze. china's gaming industry was hammered by the decision to hold the approval process. one of the biggest producers saw its market value fall by $200 billion. that is your latest bloomberg business flash. still ahead, we are going to be looking at commodities. a painful summer for agriculture.a harsh winter for