detective kemp asked chris if heather might be suicidal. >> has she ever talked about wanting to harm herself or anybody else that you -- since you've known her? >> not that i recall. >> reporter: friends and family police spoke to were adamant heather would not take her own life. not after striving so hard to transform it for the better. but there was another possible explanation for what might have happened to this woman who had built such a promising future. police were about to uncover a secret she'd kept hidden from almost everyone. >> i didn't even know his name. >> reporter: just as heather was headed off into that bright new future, her past came calling. >>> coming up -- the search heats up and the secret is out. >> kind of a bombshell that heather was possibly seeing another man. >> this was definitely, you know, a person of interest that we needed to speak with. >> when "dateline" continues. witness katy perry. witness katy perry become a legal witness. witness katy perry and left shark. or a card shark. grandma? witness katy perry work. witness katy perry firework. witness

his plate for reforming the eurozone and now saving the planet that's full in energy analyst claudia kemp furt what are his chances of getting company bosses to put such a huge bill. why i think it's an important step because so we had a tipping point we need to invest a whole energy transformation the energy transformation is unstoppable it's oeuvre herbal and the fossil fuel investment distended divestment so it's really important to get also the banks on board to get the firms on board and to invest as much as we can in order to really to bring the energy transformation towards more we nubile energy and energy efficiency onboard thanking the french president himself afforded i mean he's struggling to get his own economy into shape. well yes france has difficulties because it's based on nuclear not economically efficient and he has to transform also his economy towards more renewable energy by the good thing is said to new energy becomes more and more cheap and more and more countries invest into a new bull energy because of this so that they demand will increase and now the the investm

kemp was bob dole's running mat mate. >> dana: in 1996 i had a goal-kemp teacher.people thought i was crazy. >> i think ryan is thrill, he will be responsible. and >> dana: the that president trump is number one i already was to bring back jobs to america. this happens and it also happens to be paul ryan's career achievement. these two men were at odds for most of the year, and yet now, they are working and concert and accomplish in something together. >> it is an interesting question. kemp was a bleeding heart conservative could i do not know if paul ryan would adopt that idea. both ryan and trump. i think basically are singing from the same hymnal in this sense, they want the economy to grow and in their mind, the economy it doesn't mean increasing business profits or enriching stock options and that sort of thing. it is spreading the benefits of something like that into the general economy, raising wages. that is the donald trump appeal when he was running for election, this lower middle-class people, and that is who paul ryan is talking about. >> dana: what the

having worked for jack kemp does the tax bill moving to the senate have mirrored what jack kemp would have wanted. >> in many ways no. the tax bill has a feeling of desperation about it that was simply necessary to pass something and so they went for arbitrary corporate levels and for me the biggest disappointment in the big -- the bill, there are many good things but the disappointing part of it was mike lee and marco rubio proposed they just drop the corporate rate from 35 to 20 and with the savings they got there they get added benefits to families raising children and they didn't go for that. i thought that would have been the kind of tax reform that would have really touched the lives of a lot of people who need it desperately. it is, it feels more like just standard republican, you know, cut taxes for businesses and it will create growth about which i'm not -- host: ruth marcus, trump talks about taking a u turn because he promised this would be a middle class tax cut and a trillion dollars of the tax cuts go to corporations. ruth: this partly goes back to the question moana rai

david kemp annihilate, bbc news. —— david kemp annihilate, bbc news. —— david campanali.now four defeats ina row., few minutes. it is now four defeats in a row., who arejust few minutes. it is now four defeats in a row., who are just two points above the relegation zone. manchester united could have an issue after romalu lukaku was stretchered off with a head injury as they were held to a goalless draw with southampton at old trafford. jose mourinho confirmed that zlatan ibrahimovic will be up on month through injury. united slipped to third in the table, 14 points behind manchester city, who play on sunday. jose mourinho was disappointed with the referee for not giving a penalty from what he felt was a deliberate handball. we played enough to score goals. of course, we missed easy chances. but i'm really unhappy with the penalty. not with craig's performance overall, but with the penalty. virgilvan dijk performance overall, but with the penalty. virgil van dijk was watching from the stands at anfield after his £75 million transfer from southampton made him the most expen

as bruce bartlett, who helped create the republican trickle-down with jack kemp said, anyone who says this, it's not true, it's nonsense. should i say what he said? it's b.s. but he said the full. and the republicans know it. the republicans only care about the deficit. you know, whatever happen, i say it over and over. the poor deficit hawk it's not an endangered species, extinct. because the republicans only seem to care about the deficit when it comes time to invest in people. not when it comes time to give giveaways to corporate america and the healthiest. -- wealthiest. that's ok. but the sad fact is, investing in people, the education of our children, nothing brings more to the treasury than investing in early childhood, k through education, postgrad, lifetime learning for our workers. nothing brings more money to the treasury. reduces the deficit. then investing in education. but that always has to be ffset where permanent tax cuts for corporate america to the tune of over $1 trillion which will add to more in terms of interest on the debt. that does not have to be offset or pa

so it's a homecoming of sorts, as kemp spent the first nine season ises of hs of his career. deal clears more than $50 million of salary for the dodgers. gonzalez was immediately designated for assignments by the braves. that's very surprising. >>> and the raiders host the cowboys tomorrow and the 49ers welcome in the titans. both games kick off at 1:25. jimmy garoppolo makes his first start at levi's stadium for the stadium. we're going to get you set for the game an hour before kickoff. more news after the break. decorations on a tree, but how about on the eiffel tower. take a look at the stunning view in paris, france. >>> most of us have seen christmas decorations on a tree, of course, but how about this, the eiffel tower. take a look at the stunning view in paris. opened yesterday after the landmark was transformed into a winter wonderland. visitors are having a heck of a time taking selfies with the beautifully decorated tree, and the giant penguin sculptures, as well. rob, can you explain the penguin aspect? i'm down with it. >> crystal penguins? >> crystal penguins. >

bruce bartlett has testified in our hearing and in public, bruce bartlett is the architect of jack kemp supply-side economics, he said, when it comes to tax breaks for the wealthy paying for themselves, it's not true. it's nonsense. it's b.s. he said the whole word. in a few minutes, republicans will vote to explode catastrophically our national debt. at a minimum $1.35 trillion. likely $2.2 trillion or more. where are the vaunted republican deficit hawks? are any dange -- endangered? are they extinct? do they care about the deficit when we pass giveaways for the rich and big corporations? they don't care about deficits then. tax breaks for the rich. corporate tax breaks. we don't care about the deficit. or do republicans only care about the deficit when the issue is helping children, seniors, our veterans, who are a large part of hardworking america? my colleagues, my fellow americans, remember this vote. remember the vote. when they will cheer at the end of this vote, they will stand up and cheer, adding trillions to the national debt in order to give tax breaks to the wealthiest 1% a

colonel richard kemp speaking on. the time is 4:16. —— speaking to me earlier on.v describes as an ‘act of war‘ new economic sanctions imposed by the united nations. pyongyang has vowed to strengthen its nuclear deterrent. rescuers are searching for 150 missing people, after a tropical storm in the philippines left another 200 dead. two people have been killed and four injured following a multiple vehicle crash on the m40 in 0xfordshire — the motorway has now reopened. sport now, and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here's katherine downes. hello, lu kwesa. a hello, lukwesa. a quiet day so far but one game in that arena premiership. leicesterfought but one game in that arena premiership. leicester fought back in front of a crowd of 23,000, mathew tait's try helping reduce the deficit to 17—10, after they were down 10—0. but saracens havejust scored a second—half penalty and now lead 20—10. serena williams is set for a busy christmas — she's expected to make a return to competitve action on saturday at an exhibition match in abu dhabi, four months aft

colonel richard kemp, thank you very much and have a lovely christmas. thank you. the time is 3:17. tv describes as an ‘act of war‘ new economic sanctions imposed by the united nations. pyongyang has vowed to strengthen its nuclear deterrent. rescuers are searching for 150 missing people, after a tropical storm in the philippines left another 200 dead. two people have been killed and four injured following a multiple vehicle crash on the mao in 0xfordshire — the motorway has now reopened. sport now, and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here's katherine. good afternoon. sheffield wednesday and middlesbrough are both looking for new managers after the two teams met at hillsbrough yesterday. wednesday confirmed a short time ago that carlos carvalhal has left the club after yesterday's 2—1 defeat — they're currently 15th in the championship.ryan shotton scored boro's second goal yesterday in the championship. ryan shotton scored boro's second goal yesterday which gave them the win. wednesday released a statement earlier saying ,'" both parties earlier saying: "both partie

i worked for jack kemp in the 1980s.f time working on the joint committee of taxation because they didn't understand one thing that kemp was doing. they didn't understand what kemp and bradley were trying to do or reagan was trying to do in those times. it is a group of people who work very hard and put things together, but they have a mindset. and that mindset is very different from the other mindset. >> doesn't this speak to a broader issue, because i have sat in conversations where people try to discredit cbo scores, this year, the republicans tried tooed that when it didn't put the purposes they wanted. isn't it hypocritical to say they are not effective, that they are, in fact, partisan when at other times you use numbers to back it up? >> first of all, you have to use their numbers. the law says you have to use their numbers. right or wrong, like them, don't like them, you have to use them. >> talking about discrediting the agency -- >> there are people there with personal opinions of what they think should happen

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kyle kemp in trouble. ball's tipped by the memphis defender and iowa state receiver but la saturday grabs it in the back of the end zone. my producer told me to say it's schumannesque, but i'd be the guy to tip it instead of caught it. iowa state wins, 21-20. you get to watch 49er offensive linemen eat prime remember, always a fan favorite and congratulations to >>> all right. back to that breaking news where one man is dead after police shot him outside wells fargo. police say the 30-year-old man pulled out a gun and fired it at them. we'll have an update at 6:00. >>> a squirrel with an attitude has a surprise for police in new york. he broke into a home and was eating cookies. whoa. even jumped at officers. don't worry. the squirrel was captured and released safely. how scary is that. >> sugar does that to animals too. >> too hypoer. there you. >> that does it >>> tonight, the new year's deep freeze. america in the grip of an arctic blast of life-threatening cold and snow coast to coast. and the deadly m

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from corporation standpoint, let me quote jack kemp, you can't love jobs and hate job creators. this is what happened. of course you have to make it worthwhile for the employers to employee people otherwise they won't employ people. i'm betting on me, not on larry summers. he's a loser and i'm a winner. liz: interesting you quote jack kemp, dick armey said liberals love workers but hate employers, go figure. the tax cut passed without a single democratic vote. senator ted cruz said they're doing their best to fight and block the president. roll tape. >> senate democrats have gone so extreme and so far to the left that they're listening to their radical left-wing base, listening to their base that hates president trump with a white hot passion, and the left base is demanding resist, oppose, filibuster, obstruct and every senate democrat is doing that. liz: did democrats behave this way under reagan? you were there? >> no, they didn't. they didn't. it was very partisan at first. that's true, liz, but we had a democratic and a republican cosponsor of both of our bills in 1981, grah

lot on his plate for reforming the eurozone and now saving the planet that's energy analyst claudia kemp furt what are his chances of getting company bosses to fold such a huge bill. why i think it's an important step because so we had a tipping point we need to invest a whole energy transformation the energy transformation is unstoppable verse a ball and the fossil fuel investment distended investment so it's really important to get also the banks on board to get the firms on board and to invest as much as we can in order to really to bring the energy transformation towards more we nubile energy and energy efficiency on board and can the french president himself afford it i mean he's struggling to get his own economy into shape. well yes france has difficulties because it's based on nuclear not economically efficient and he has to transform also his economy towards more renewable energy by the good thing is said to a new energy becomes more and more cheap and more and more countries invest into a new bill energy because of this so that their mental increase and now the the investment ne

earlier i talked to colonel richard kemp, a former commander of british forces in afghanistan and first general sir nick carter's plan. i was a bit disappointed with this idea, because i can understand why the general wanted to do it, which was of course partly to do with tackling the army's horrendous recruitment crisis that it faces, but i think it is an error ofjudgment to suggest that the army is not elitist and that we should not aim to have the best. i mean, i know that is not really what he had in mind, but i think the slogan be the best typifies and exemplifies the army. the army should and needs to be the best, better than any of its enemies or potential enemies and it is a very appropriate slogan to have. do you really think the british people do see, because this was part of market research carried out, do people really see the army or that slogan as elitist? what is it about the army? well, the army is elitist and should be elitist, but i am pretty confident myself and i have met many people, particularly people thinking aboutjoining the army from all sorts of backgrounds in

. >>> heading outside don't want to forgetful cold weather even kemp. >> coat, hat, gloves, all a good idea on a bitter blast wednesday morning. we saw folks bundled up this morning as katie said temperatures dropped overnight and we woke up to a bitter blast with single digit wind chills. so be prepared for that heading outside the door. >>> this morning we are following breaking news a man is dead and several others injured after a violent hit and run in tacony overnight. >> lets get outside to alycia nieves live at the crash scene with the very latest, good morning, alycia. >> reporter: good morning. police are looking foreman and woman who so how managed to run from the scene of the early morning fatal writ and run crash this crash was causing one car to go off the roadways through a fence and into the front yard of the home. that car right now being towed away and that carries the car that had a passenger who was killed in this early morning crash. fatal hit and run crash at corner of the torresdale avenue and disston street in the tacony section of philadelphia it happened around

kemp i very much support the target that in ten years time fifty percent of funding should be going to women whether that be directors screenplay writers or producers a lot of women already work in one of these branches. so i think it would be a very important sign for the younger generation because high. sure you were going through all. these women have managed to combine managerial positions with family life children and creative work in germany that's still not very common in good idea if all the women who mentioned the fact that they had children were immediately offered a laptop and flextime then it would become so natural that many would be able to take this final step. that's what nokia theatre. so we've met to trailblazers and role models now it's up to germany's younger generation to demand and create better working conditions for women. how to take germany in our twenty one. a prophet from around the world raves that you can go to the opera in germany every day but is that fact or fiction. well nowhere else in the world can boast more a proper form and says six thousand seven

to the third, kings kill the power play, then jump into a two-on one, adrienne kemp would finish it off flyers to bed, it is tyler, with his 16th of the season. the winning streak ends at six the flyers fall four to one. they'll take on the red wings tomorrow night. >> but you know we played pretty good hockey. you know, over the whole stretch. now it is about getting results. you know, and tonight we, you know, got to look at ourselves , and, you know, put our finger on couple of things that we have to do better. and that we're capable every doing better. and turn the page have, a good day at practice tomorrow. we go right back at it. >> the last time an nfl team blocked three kicks in a game, was 1991. rare occurrence berks it helped propel the e-a-g-l-e-s kneels first round bye, probably number one seed in the f fba play offer. the eagles battered the giants on special teams this sunday. they blocked an extra point. a punt and malcolm jenkins blocked a field goal. special teams rescued the defense. which gave up over 500 yards, with a two-win giants. after the victory, malcolm jenkin

colonel richard kemp commanded british troops in afghanistan.g with the slogan. if the army is not an elite it will hardly beat our enemies. it has to be the best. young people thinking aboutjoining has to be the best. young people thinking about joining want has to be the best. young people thinking aboutjoining want to join the best, they don't want to join anything that is second rate. this rebranding exercise was said to have the support of army's most senior officer, but now his authority has been undermined by the defence secretary. whatever the argument on tactics, the crisis in recruiting remains. the owner of an oxfordshire fishery, which displayed a sign banning polish and eastern european says it's been taken down after his family was threatened. bill evans of field farm fisheries near bicester, said the sign was put up after he'd caught anglers stealing fish. he's now considering closing the lake to the public. the equality and human rights commission had called the sign unlawful, and threatened to take enforcement action to have it

richard kemp said a lot could be improved in the recruitment process, but there is nothing wrong therong the slogan. if the army is not an elite it is not going to beat our enemies. if it is not better than our enemies it won't win. young people thinking of joining want to join the best. they don't want to join anything that is second rated. the rebranding was said to have the support of the army's most senior office, but his authority has been undermined by the defence secretary. the crisis in recruiting however remains. for seven recruiting however remains. for seve n years recruiting however remains. for seven years more soldiers have left the army than signed up. britain's political leaders have used their annual christmas messages to pay tribute to those who help others. they also urge people to support those in need over the festive season. our political correspondent, eleanor garnier, has more. wishing everyone a happy christmas, the prime minister thanked those who help others during the festive period, like volunteers at faith projects and international aid workers. theresa

colonel richard kemp was the commander of british troops in afghanistan.ecruitment process but there is nothing wrong with the slogan. if the army is not an elite, it is hardly likely to defeat our enemies. if it is not better than our enemies, all of our enemies, then again it is not going to win, it is not going to win in the war. it has to be the best. young people who are thinking aboutjoining, they want to join the best, they don't want to join anything that is second rate. this rebranding exercise was said to have the support of the army's most senior officer, but now his authority has been publicly undermined by the defence secretary. whatever the argument on tactics, the crisis in recruiting remains. every year for seven years now, more soldiers have left the army than signed up. andy moore, bbc news. pope francis has held midnight mass in rome. the pontiff carried out the service in st peter's basilica. his sermon included a condemnation of human traffickers who were described as modern day herods. meanwhile pilgrims are celebrating midnight mass,

ross kemp from england didn't report went to china steve in nigeria also and so i did a report earlier this year about the traffic you know women from nigeria to. experience in libya so. we received the news about the trauma victims forever but they are very strong people determined to move. that out just what i just want to show people a picture of where people are coming from how they're going for the a.b.'s. in three major regions across the african continent where they're actually going from far west across to the far east all heading north and that journey takes them from libya very often what has happened in the last few years that has made that journey even more perilous and for there to be even more cases of slavery. i think what's happened is that libya. is ungoverned states in all you know in effect and there are it's a small population it's five million people the same number of people come from the small island that i come from from maryland but it's a huge country the size of france bigger. so what's happened is that the economy has become a migrant economy people are esse

having worked for jack kemp does the tax bill moving to the senate have mirrored what jack kemp wouldave wanted. >> in many ways no. the tax bill has a feeling of desperation about it that was simply necessary to pass something and so they went for arbitrary corporate levels and for me the biggest disappointment in the big -- the bill, there are many good things but the disappointing part of it was mike lee and marco rubio proposed they just drop the corporate rate from 35 to 20 and with the savings they got there they get added benefits to families raising children and they didn't go for that. i thought that would have been the kind of tax reform that would have really touched the lives of a lot of people who need it desperately. it is, it feels more like just standard republican, you know, cut taxes for businesses and it will create growth about which i'm not -- host: ruth marcus, trump talks about taking a u turn because he promised this would be a middle class tax cut and a trillion dollars of the tax cuts go to corporations. ruth: this partly goes back to the question moana raise

molly, start with you, i love the fact that corker kemp supported tax reform even though he could handle it perfectly fine as president obama doubled the national debt. he doesn't want to give a dime back to the american people of their money. how do you explain it? >> being concerned about the debt is very important. it is a convenient. >> lou: how the hell didn't they do it in the obama years. >> republicans need to demonstrate they can govern and stou many people in the caucus are motivated to show failure as opposed to a success here. and there is no reason they shouldn't come together and work together. not just corker, but rubio holding up over the child tax credit. >> and michael lee holding up god knows why? >> they like the idea of giving money back to people who don't pay taxes. and that incent tichize child bearing and that is good thing, but what you are not supposed to like. >> the nature of politics in general, you will not get everything youment. it is not a dictatorship or a ruled by one person. it is it a collabrative process and it is clearly going. >> lou: it is going

where is the jack kemp figure? very conservative but doesn't just talk about the kids of chicago but goes to chicago and helps those kids. if you see conservatives doing stuff like that and they actually do that it is a helpful side and similarly on the left return of the bobby kennedy spirit but i know a bunch of republicans if you are a republican you don't believe a woman has the right to choose you are scared of muslims, please stay in your party. don't come over here. we have enough party on -- problems in our party left left but vote for a better republican be a better conservative right now you are voting for people that are so extreme if i gave them a deal 99% would help if 1% helps a muslim they would turn it down. you will not convince me to change my mind and i will not change yours but if we focus on that i'm still trying to figure that out how to have a functional party first. [applause] >> as a muslim american i would like to say thank you for standing up we have the same problem we cannot match the w

lot on his plate for reforming the eurozone and now saving the planet that's energy analyst claudia kempfurt what are his chances of getting company bosses to fold such a huge bill. why i think it's an important step because so we had a tipping point we need to invest a whole energy transformation the energy transformation is unstoppable it's oeuvre herbal and the fossil fuel investment distended investment so it's really important to get also the banks on board to get the firms on board and to invest as much as we can in order to really to bring the energy transformation towards more renewable energy and energy efficiency on board and can the french president himself afford it i mean he's struggling to get his own economy into shape well yes france has difficulties because it's based on nuclear not economically efficient and he has to transform also his economy towards more renewable energy by the good thing is said to a new energy becomes more and more cheap and more and more countries invest into renewable energy because of this so that the demand will increase and now the the investm

i go back to when i served on the kemp commission for economic growth and tax reform.t was 1996, and today, we finally, we finally have legislation that is dramatic, very dramatic compared to what was done for the last 30 years. this is the win for the american people. not just the congress. and not just the president. >> lou: and you have to love the fact that the president talks about prosperity for all americans and not talking about trickle down economics. but child tax credit and talking about cutting taxes across the board. and people with. narrowest of victories are those folks sitting their at 39 percent >> right, and the people who keep saying, democrats, that is, that this this doesn't help the middle-class, they e tain seven brackets. but the first five all go down and unless you are higher than 32 percent. you are going to get reduction in your taxes. excuse me. >> and this is a great deal. >> this is a great day and also set the stage for when we look at combine with what president trump has continue and further reduce regulation. this is on the verge of b

i go all the way back to when i served on the kemp commission for economic greent tax reform.1996. today we finally have legislation that is dramatic, very dramatic compared to what has been done for the last 30 years. this is a win for the american people. not just the congress and not just the president. lou: the president is talking about child tax credits and cutting taxes across the board. and the people with the narrowest victories, if you will, are those folks sitting there at 39% rates. they will not get a lot of help. but just enough to be participants. >> the people who keep saying, democrats, that is, that this doesn't help the middle class. they retained 7 brackets. i get that. but the first five brackets go down. down. this is a great deal. lou: it's a great day and it will set the stage. when we look at this combined with what president trump has done in cutting back regulation and his ongoing commitment to further reduce regulation. this is on the verge of becoming already in less than a year as president, mr. trump is putting a clear standard out there which is