blue badge scheme to live independently, to take part in the community and to contribute to the local economyetting to school, being near to park near tesco's. are you hearing many stories of the abuse of the badges? what are they doing, borrowing them, using them when they shouldn't be, what do you hear? misuse can take several forms. it can using a stolen badge, altering a badge, knowingly using a stolen badge, but the majority of cases this year have been drivers using a badge belonging to someone else. fines of £1000 are available, however that is a deterrent if policies are not in place. what do you make of the fact that local authorities, what this asks is do they have a policy for prosecuting drivers and what becomes apparent is an awful lot don't? we want to see consistency across the country. some councils are doing a lot to clamp down on blue badge misuse, but what is clear from the data is that many are not. no, blue badges are a lifeline to many disabled people and help them to live independently and contribute to the local economy. when blue badge misuse takes place it stops this

...a zoo have on the local economy...a new report is just out.. 3 and is sheriff david clarke out of the running for a white house cabinet position?. those stories and more plus your weather adlines...when the cbs 58 news at four continues. today...milwaukee county board members discussed the future of lincoln hills... hills...and the possibility of pulling local children from the state run facility and putting them in a local one. one.cbs 58's jacob kittilstad is live with more..jacob the main point of discuio interest in a new ?smaller? facility operated by milwaukee county. now...> nothing's set yet but there's a few thing in play.> first - milwaukee county health and human services is asking for the state for money for the project.> hector colon - director of the county's health and human services - says ?yes?, the governor's office - in a discussion - asked questions about costs... > but colon feels future savings are real incentives - and, as a result, ?real? the table.> but even more persuasive - in his mind - is the effect the change would have on children currently sent to l

how much does that transform or how much pressure does that put on local economies to transform?ere has been a growing recognition that this shift is happening for some time. dubai has some of the lowest -- solar power costs in the world. so far, it has been the middle this.heerleader on they have done very well and have had successful projects and have been ambitious and tried to do that. so what we are certain to see now is saudi arabia is waking up please is like, a weight as well. abu dhabi is talking -- is turning to think about solar as well. happening.s shift is as costs fall, we will see it more and more now. uscy: thank you for joining today. looks like that is it for this edition of bloomberg markets middle east. the regionlive from again at the same time tomorrow. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> the following is a paid advertisement for starters to entertainment and time life. >> ♪ you're the meaning in my life you're the inspiration ♪ >> ♪ that's how much i feel i feel for you, baby that's how much i need i need your touch ♪ announcer: intimate moments. cherished memories. un

the security of their families, the strength of their jobs in local economy.he education of their children. when i was a talkshow host i found that when we were talking about issues that came close to home, we would strike a responsive chord. i focus on those kinds of issues. >> you have three children? mr. pence: yes, all under the age of eight. hardest working campaigners in indiana. >> with such small children will you be moving the family here, how do you decide what to do? mr. pence: it is a difficult decision to make. in the short term we might homeschool. my wife is a 15 year public school teacher, she will take on those duties and permit us to live in both places. when congress is in session i want my wife and children here with me. but when we are out for any length of time we want to be at home in indiana. >> we talk about the bipartisanship coming in. how will you reach across the political aisle? mr. pence: i always used to say on my radio program, i am a conservative, but i am not in a bad mood about it. i believe stability is essential to the sur

the zoo says that total number represents money entering the local economy in 2016. there were an estimated 600 thousand visitors from outside the milwaukee area during the year. >> we're surrounded by a major construction project with the zoo interchange, and we don't want that to be a disadvantage it's still the same price, still a great value for all our visitors. tim: a similar study took place in 2006. this year's study shows the zoo's economic impact jumped nearly 25 percent from a decade ago. good news there. wisn 12 news time is 5:55. new in the skies above wisconsin. >> why a pair of fighter jets are on the way. >> plus, debating the cost of education. >> plus, we want to make sure your car makes it through the winter, the one thing you may have that could save you hundreds of dollars. >> welcome back to "wisn 12 news this morning." right now, people are starting to file inside of a new restaurant in west allis. >> cleveland. it is opening in two minutes at 6:00 a.m., the first one people will get free meals for a free. the people have been camping out. i gu

the zoo is saying that the total number represents money entering the local economy in 2016. an estimated 600,000 visitors from outside of the area during the year. >> we are surrounded by major construction project with the zoo interchange. visitors. >> a similar study took place in 2006, this year's study is showing that the economic impact jumped 25% from a decade ago. wisn 12 news time now is 4:55. >> debating the cost of education. >> what is happening today that could impact how much you pay for college in wisconsin. >> making sure your car makes it through the winter, >> new this morning, life expectancy in the u.s. has fallen. not good news. last year is expected to live 78 years and eight months. that is one month less than the year before. they expect drug overdoses and suicides and obesity are the factors. >> banning teenagers from the tanning beds could reduce the c.d.c. research calculated the affect of such a ban and saying it decreases the indoor tanning by 29%, which would thep prevent 70,000 cancer cases and save millions of dollars in cancer treatment costs.

the manufacturer and sell of fireworks is a key part of the local economy. >>> german authorities are hunting for the person responsible for monday night's attack on a berlin christmas market. officials admit that they are not sure if there was one or several attackers. isis says it's responsible for the attack that left 12 dead and 48 injured. charlie d'agata is in berlin with more. charlie, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. some of the questions germans are asking today who is this killer or killers, where are these killers, and can they catch these killers before they strike again. german police say they received something like on 500 tips from the public but, strangely, no photo foots or ccct footage of the suspect in considering he just rammed a truck into a christmas market packed with members of the public. you would have thought that somebody had some video footage and that is what police have asked for. this is hand on an added urgency after isis claimed responsibility for the attack, saying that one of its kojs of the kalivet was responsible. they don't in

. >> and while in haiti, the team purchases bottled water to help the local economy. a number of organizations provided the donations. >>> well it seems like the heart breaking stories happen too frequently but thankfully there's usually a positive ending. you may have seen this post on facebook. this is the 6-year-old. she has a disorder that causes hair loss. her mom posted the picture on facebook saying, 17 kids were invited to the party at a skating rink in texas and none of them came. her mother says she asked her, what happened? but she was at a loss for words. now everyone wants to show their support for her including a man named charlie. he doesn't know her or her mom but he is planning a new party >> as a parent, to know what her parents were feeling when you can't replace your child's smile because nobody showed up. and she's just looking around. sitting there for hours. as a parent, that's hard. and i wanted to help to put a smile on her face. i would hope that her mom and her are just in awe at the whole deal and realize that the community does care. she d

, ibutho coal, who declined to comment on this story, touted jobs as a majojor benefit to the localal economyhen the mine comes in. but according to the community,, the mine has not consulted them, or even told them where they will be forced to relocate to. for more than 100 years, the hluhluwe-imfolozi park has been a sanctuary for rhinos and many other endangered animals. it i is a place that inspireres visitors, communities, and conservationists all over the world. to lose this area in a coal mining operation is unacceptable to dr. player. >> the people, they say, "it's impossible, you can't defeat these big mining comompanies." and we said, "no, you can." but you've got to know that what you are doing is absolutely right. if you know that, then the rest is strategy and tactics. >> this is jeffrey barbee reporting from the hluhluwe-imfolozi park in south africa for link tv. >> in ecuador's highlands, indigenous communities figight foreign gold mining companies in an effort to save something even more precious than gold to them: their water. constantino de miguel reports. >> ecuador is a so

that's really good for the local economy. at this point jim demint is asking himself why does this guy know so much about donut shops? \[laughter] >> the third thing you can do is investment. so perhaps in the stock market. perhaps in mutual funds. or, and you can see this coming, perhaps it's invested in that donut business so they can add a second location or a third. maybe expand to lunches. that is incredibly pro growth for that local community. so the reason we go, propose to you significantly lower rates on savings investment is to encourage and reward savings but also grow the local economies in a major way. and then the postcard, itself. as we look at making the code fair and simpler, we asked ourselves, even though only about one-third of americans itemize, what do they count on as families? so what we propose to you is to keep on the postcard a limited number of deductions and credits. first, we know that for most americans the home is the biggest investment you make in your lifetime so we propose to keep the home m

proponents say the $3.8 billion pipeline will provide jobs and help the local economy. but the land is considered sacred by the standing rock sioux, and the pipeline would cross under their only water source. >> it poses a threat to our culture, our way of line, our land, our environment. >> reporter: back at camp, protesters face another challenge. the bitter cold will feel like just 10 degrees. >> cold weather be damned. >> as a veteran, i'm here to protect the warriors and the women and the people peacefully protesting. because their weapon is prayer. my weapon is training. >> reporter: 2,000 u.s. veterans are expected to descend on this camp this weekend. we're told they will link arms and form a human chain on the front line of the protest. lester? >> tammy leitner, thank you. >>> still ahead, the terrible tragedy impacting the family of a college football coach. his 3-year-old daughter killed by a hidden danger in millions of american homes. >>> also the principal inspiring her students with the three rs -- reading, writing, and rhythm. >>> we're back now to tell

the zoo says that total number represents money entering the local economy in 2016 from the estimated 600,000 visitors from outside the milwaukee area. >> we are surrounded by major construction projects with the zoo interchange, and we don't for people to come to the zoo. it is a little inconvenient, but the same price. patrick: a similar study took place in 2006. this year's study, conducted by uwm, shows the zoo's economic impact jumped nearly 25% from a decade ago. toya: new tonight, giving milwaukee residents more options for snow plowing this winter. that's the goal behind the common council and mayor tom barrett's decision to reduce the fee for a plowing license. starting next tuesday, the fee will drop from $50 to the city $10. will also compile a list of licensed contractors online. you can find out more on wisn.com/links. if you're planning your family's next vacation you now have a new , option out of mitchell international. patrick: frontier airlines has launched a non-stop route from milwaukee to phoenix, arizona. southwest and american also fly direct to phoenix. frontie

government industrial strategy can create the constituents that will help us build a sustainable local economy and highly skilled jobs for future generations? >> my honorable friend is absolutely right. they have a bright future ahead of them, but we need to create conditions for their future. that's why we will produce a modern industrial strategy to show how we can encourage strategic strength of the united kingdom commit to you with the underlying the says and will enable companies to grow, to invest in the u.k. and provide jobs for the future. we need to make sure price where it is spread across the whole of the united kingdom. >> jeremy corbin. [shouting] can we start by wishing everyone a happy christmas and a prosperous new year. sadly, mr. speaker, our late colleague jo cox will not be celebrating christmas this year with her family. she was nurtured and taken from us so i hope the prime minister and i'm sure she will join the encouraging to download a songs which many members help to create as a tribute to joe's life and work an everlasting memory out there. >> the right honorable gen

opponents say that could hurt the local economy by driving people to shop on-line. the city councillor matt o'malley who have behind the proposal told fox 25 that's unlikely. will buy on-line to pay $5 or $15 shipping and handling to avoid a five cent fee i don't think holds much water. >> there are exemptions for produce and dry cleaning bags. the proposal was sent to back to committee for review. >>> what a washout of an evening commute. right now still tracking some pockets of heavier showers. more of them coming from up the south here overnight tonight. so we move in here to essex county where we h of peabody now. but some more headed in here it to middlesex county and across worcester county as well. this one batch of rain coming out of providence that's headed for quincy and boston 11:40 say toward midnight across newton as well. you will hear an increase in the intensity of the rain on the rooftop here in the late night hours. now we're watching also for these scattered heavier showers to continue across cape cod and the islands where we haven't had that much

while proponents said the pipeline would be good for local economies, the tribe argued a potential pipeline rupture would pollute their drinking water and requested that the route be changed. >>> d.c. police arrested a 28-year-old north carolina man who opened fire inside a pizza restaurant with an assault-style rifle. that man edgar welch told them he was going to the restaurant to, quote, self-investigate what is called pizza-gate. that's a fictitious online conspiracy theory linking that pizza parlor to child trafficking led by hillary clinton of all people. and it turns out the north carolina man isn't the only person to have assaulted the restaurant. the owners say they have seen a spike in harassment since the election largely due to fake online articles like that one. they're insisting articles be taken down. no one was injured in the shooting and police were able to arrest welch on site. he's charged with assault with a dangerous weapon. >>> and we have breaking news for you, nbc news has learned that neurosurgeon we'll be right back -- ben carson will be nominated as the secretary

ultimately, the scheme enables them to take part in their local community and contribute to the local economy reading these figures — 61 out of 152 councils just don't enforce it? yeah, at scope we think it's staggering that many councils aren't taking seriously prosecution for misuse of the blue badge. as mentioned, it's a lifeline for many disabled people and it's clear that much more needs to be done by many more councils. they certainly prosecute other people for parking, i have to say. yeah, absolutely. i think misuse can take many forms. it can be using a stolen badge. it can be altering a badge. but the majority of the cases of people using someone else's badge. fines of £1,000 are available, but that is no deterrent if the policies aren't in place in the first place. that's an interesting point, because you could say if someone who has a badge quite legally gives it to someone else who uses it in the wrong way — should they be penalised, too? the rules state that the owner of the badge has to be in the vehicle at some point when using the badge. and it's clear that the majority of the

demographics in some towns are changing due to a new wave of immigration, with consequences for local economiesistopher booker reports in this story we first brought you in july. >> reporter: at dakota provisions, a turkey processing plant in huron, south dakota, worker nyo maung takes only a second and a half to remove the tail of a turkey. with his electric knife, he completes 40 cuts a minute and 2,400 every hour. huron is a small city of 13,000 residents halfway between sioux falls and the state capital, pierre. more than 40 turkey farms supply the plant, which distributes meat all over the u.s. it runs like an auto factory assembly line, with about a thousand workers processing 20,000 turkeys a day. that adds up to 200 million pounds of turkey meat a year. and no one is faster with his blade than nyo maung. mark "smokey" heuston is the company's human resources director. the foreman was saying that they've actually noticed when he's on vacation that the productivity levels go down, the yields go down. >> that's correct. >> reporter: on average, floor ound $13 an hour.maung make since the p

of the biggest and most fun events that we hold in las vegas, but this is a huge boost to our local economy especially for unlv. we're hanging out with the animals. the tickets i think are sold out. but there is still a way to get tickets. coming up i'm going to tell you hats around town. >> kim: you are so stinking cute. i love how you look. you are a beautiful woman anyway but you look adorable and i look forward to hearing that information about getting tickets in the next half hour. thank you for that. we have an update to her story from yesterday morning on the program. just a day after we were talking about cesar's entertainment announcing that paid parking program. another big resort saying it's people pay up to park. win and encore announcing its going to charge for valet at some point next month. self-parking will remain free of charge at the win and encore. the las vegas sames corporation are going on record this morning saying they have no plans to start charging for parking and the cosmopolitan saying they are evaluating the whole pay parking changes to share with us at this tim

ultimately the scheme enables them to take part in the local community and contribute to the local economyed as i was on reading these figures, 61 out of 152just shocked as i was on reading these figures, 61 out of 152 just don't enforce it? we think it is staggering that many councils don't ta ke staggering that many councils don't take prosecution seriously for misuse of the blue badge. it is a lifeline for many disabled people and it is clear more needs to be done by work councils. they prosecute other people for parking. yes. misuse can take many forms. it can be using a stolen badge, altering a badge. the majority of cases are people using someone else's badge. fines of £1000 are available, but that is the deterrent if policies are not in place. you could say if someone who has a badge gives it to someone else who uses it in the wrong way, should they be penalised as well? the rules state the owner of the badge has to be in the owner of the badge has to be in the vehicle when using the badge. it is clear that the majority of cases that isn't happening or prosecution is taking place. d

. >>> and as the new staff prepares for the big day, the local economy is prepares for the casino's impact. "news4's" justin finch is live at the morning. >> reporter: good morning. the mgm has said it's looking to fill some 3,600 jobs, which is welcome news for those who live out here. they hope it's the start of an economic boom. if you have seen it, it's already becoming a national landmark. they've been watching it go up in a wait-and-see kind of move. they're hoping it's the start of many more to come and many more opportunities frchl the casino floor to concert stage to all the restaurants inside, locals say there are lots of opportunities there but they want to see this billion-dollar plus investment inspire opportunities outside the complex too. >> the casino is going revenue. i believe that the businesses around are going to benefit from that. >> and looking live, you can see the finishing touches here now under way with opening day coming on the cusp of the holidays. many who live and work around here say they'll have their first big test of what this will be like when they see t

united states and have businesses on all of these countries where your decisions may impact those local economiesso, what happens to the lockheed martin stock. donald trump is pushing back his decision or letting us know exactly how he will handle his businesses. >> here he is worried about the defense contractors at the president i think he's worried about paying too much money for this. he did mention how people in the military move into positions in the major companies. the cost of these contracts it's not like it's all margin. it's for the changes that the military asks for. a lot of this has to do with the generals in the jobs donald trump wants to keeps job in this country. with a look at both sides. the fact of the matter is it's one of the most important projects for countering russia in this entire military. >> would you be a buyer of the stock lockheed martin. >> addictive it will be part of that fleet. this is the opening bid in negotiations. he is making a deal here. this plane is already taken off. >> i'm old-school. that's all insane. raising the stakes for china. after donald trump

the data unfortunately it comes with a lag, which egypt needs more, the fixed income market, the local economyncome market. this is where you had foreign money before the era of spring -- arab spring. the last number we had was $900 billion that came back into the market, so we need more inflows to say, ok, ere is a syndicate rebound in investment sentiment. on the other hand, there is a whole host of factors, security and that housing situation. egypt needs foreign investment in part of it will come through the stock market and we are looking at a significant rally. bp underpants up, nderpins itself in the gulf of mexico. -- in the gulf. the ceo is next. with will live and work them as they go through transformation and we will bring our best people and resources into it and ma ♪ yousef: welcome back to the "best of bloomberg markets middle east." i'm yousef gamal el-din. bp has cemented its relationship with abu dhabi with a $2 billion deal for a stake in one of the largest oil concessions. they will issue shares to pay for the 10% of them, giving up a stake in bp for return. ceo why the dea

. >> as the new staff prepares if tr big day, the local economy is preparing for the casino's impact as well. "news4's" justin finch is live now at the casino. justin, good morning. >> reporter: aaron, eun, good work in the footprint of the international harbor, they've got their eye on the prize. they hope it jump starts their economy and also jobs. >> silver and sleek, the mgm national harbor cuts sharp. since 2015 passers-by have witnessed the $20 billion casino rise sniets's been a great look >> reporter: as the mgm arranges its grand opening. those working in its footprint, the new neighbor wonders how it will fit into the new landscape. >> it's not a concern whether or not it will be great before will it be great for small business owners. >> reporter: they plan to make investing a priority. they're pledging to hire a diverse group of people. >> the casino is revenue. i believe that the businesses around are going to benefit from that. >> reporter: right now, a wait-and-see movement first they must pass a test to test for accuracy and also fairness. we are told that one test wa

not so good for me, good for the local economy. you can save it. you can perhaps go to the local bank. not much interest on that -- thank you, fed. you can find a way to save it. but that money doesn't stay. it goes back out to those local businesses. maybe to the opener of that done owner of that donut shop so he or she can buy another mixer, glazer, deep-fat frier. maybe add another worker for that pre-dawn shift. i know jim demint is asking himself, why does this guy know so much about done nut shops? the third thing you can do is invest it. perhaps in the stock market, perhaps in mutual funds. or you can see this coming -- perhaps it's invested in that doenut business so they can at a second location or a third. maybe expand to lunches. that's incredibly pro-growth for that local community. so the reason we go propose to you significantly lower rates on savings investment is to encourage and reward savings but also grow the local economies in a major way. and then the postcard itself. as we looked at making the code fair and simpler, we asked o

officials stressed that one of the keys to improving the local economy is to keep the best and brightest here and to attract new talent monster energy will take over as the title sponsor of its top series next year. sprint has held that role for 13 years. it is not clear yet how much monster will pay for the naming rights or how long the deal runs. so get ready for the monster cup. there is winston cup and sprint cup and now monster cup. we're going to have more on that on the show. kevin: as much as i drink coffee, i don't think i've ever had a monster energy drink. let's not do that experiment right on live television. i'll save that. live facebook. we start off early this morning. we have clear skies. it is typical with the west to northwest flow as we continue to temperatures just about statewide are in the 30's this morning. no real snags on the morning commute. we're looking at sunshine out there today. a pretty good breeze which is going to continue to knock back temperatures. yesterday there were a lot of 50's. that may be our last latest warmest temperature out there for the cal

the governments industrial strategy create the condition which will help us build a sustainable local economy and highly skilled jobs for future generations? communities across this country have a bright future ahead of them. but we need to ensure that we create conditions for that future. that is why we will be choosing a modern industrial strategy that will show how we can encourage the strategic strength of the united kingdom, deal with underlying weaknesses. it will enable companies to grow, to invest in the u.k., to provide jobs for the future. we also need to make sure the prosperity is spread across the hall united kingdom. thank you, mr. speaker. could i start by wishing yourself and all members of the house and everyone who works here a very happy christmas and a prosperous new year. caulks --olleague joe jo cox will not be celebrating christmas with her family. she was murdered and taken from us. i hope the prime minister will join me in encouraging people to download the song which many members help to create as a tribute to jo's life and work and in memory of her. p.m. may: the ri

unfortunately it comes with a lag, which egypt needs more, is the fixed income market, is the local economy income market. this is where you had foreign money before the arab spring. the last number we had was $900 billion that came back into the market, so we need more inflows into the carry trade's to say, ok, there is a significant rebound in investment sentiment. on the other hand, there is a of factors, not just the currency situation, but security. you're right. egypt needs foreign investment. part of it will come through the stock market and we are looking at a significant rally since that flotation. yousef: coming up, bp underpins itself in the gulf. the ceo is next. work with move and --, who are going through their own transformation as a company, and we will bring our best people and resources into generosity is its own form of power. you can handle being a mom for half an hour. i'm in all the way. is that understood? i don't know what she's up to, but it's not good. can't the world be my noodles and butter? get your mind out of the gutter. mornings are for coffee and contemplati

proponents argument it will provide jobs to the region and a financial boost to the local economy.ederal deadline looms this monday ordering the protesters to vacate their camp sites. calipery has made his way out there and joins me outside of the standing rock reservation in north dakota. i see a lot of tents behind you. what is the situation now? >> this is the main camp. the camp we have all been talking about the oceti sakowin camp. thousands of people are here now. as you said, we are expecting veterans to come to this camp 37. colder every day and we met up with sako at his tent. take a look at his living conditions. >> this is a lavoo on f which is a tent that is use bied simi people in europe. but it's a tepee but designed for three people to set up. three people in here and wood burning stove and a note wood freezes so is a whole introduction to getting special fired kiltered wood and splitting the wood and six hours before and putting it on the wood stove and drying it. >> how are you on wood? good for wood? >> we are. this place is like open source. if you need, like, fo

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that's really good for the local economy. i know at this point jim is asking himself why does this guy know so much about donut shops. the third thing that you can do is invest it. invest it, so perhaps in the stock market or mutual funds or perhaps it's invested in that donut business, so that they can add a second location or a third. maybe expand the lunches. that's incredibly pro growth for that local community, and the reason that we go proposed to you significantly lower rates and savings and is to encourage the rewards and savings and grow to the local economy in a major way. then the postcard itself, as it asked ourselves, even though only about a third of americans itemized, what do they count on? what we've proposed to you is this, to keep on the postcard, uhm, a limbed number of deduction in the credits. first, we know that for most americans, the home is a biggest investment you make in your lifetime so we propose to keep the mortgage deduction. we look to make it smarter and better but we keep that on the postcar

of resources and economic development, officials stressed that one of the keys to improving the local economy is to keep the best and brightest here, and to attract new talent. well, race fans out there say , goodbye to the sprint cup. nascar says that monster energy will take over as the title sponsor of its top series next year. sprint has held that role for 13 years. it is not clear yet how much monster will pay for the naming rights, or how long the deal runs. our spirit of giving toy drive is getting underway today, and we need your help. erin fehlau is live this morning at the toys "r" us in soon. good morning to you. erin: they are already starting to come in. we just had a whole truckload come in. we are hoping a lot of people will come out this weekend. of course, toys for tots was started by the marine corps. we are joined by sergeant jonathan herrera of the marines. talk to us about the effort going on this year. sergeant: we are aiming for 100,000 toys. southern new hampshire last year collected 80,000. we are trying to set the collected 17,000 toys, which was awesome. we are goin

supporters say it's going to provide jobs and pump money into the local economy. >> it's a require mements company was trying to pretend that this pipeline qualified for that half acre exemption. the corps finally said no. >> why do companies do this? in 2016 when you know there's going to be opposition to this or any other pipeline, i get the argument there are millions of miles of piepeline in this country, why not do it differently? nothing the administration has done changes in any way. are they right? >> the court did not deny the crossing permit but before you do that, you have to do the full looking at alternative routes. as you know, the pipeline was originally routed through the waters of bismarck. you had white people at that point who protested, so the company moved the project on to indian land. >> thinking they won't have the political clout to get the sh t shutdown. >> exactly. so what the eis process is to look at all the alternatives but it is not a denial and that's one of the reasons a lot of the people are protesting out there. >> good to see you. thank you for joining

when you think about what twitter contributes to the local economy, it is to a lesser extent than whatou see from the guys in the room. emily: the tech community does not necessarily create a lot of jobs relative to the weighted that it the weight punches. amazon, microsoft, facebook google together account , for 600,000 jobs, while walmart counts for 1.5 million in the united states alone. apple has called for them to bring jobs back to the united states, but it is unlikely. a lot of it would be automated. i wonder if trump and these companies can find common ground. >> they have to. even the jobs going overseas, the jobs disenfranchising u.s. workers by outsourcing them to china and india, those jobs are starting to be automated, so we have to prepare for the next paradigm of how the public and the constituency of the united states prepare itself through education initiatives and partnering with the tech community so in the next 2.0 technology world that they are able to work and contribute to society. right now, even jobs going overseas will be taken over by robots. on the jack dors

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the government says it will add 12,000 jobs and millions of dollars to the local economy. cal perry is on his way into the camp now. tell us what the veterans are hoping to do in helping to block them from being taken over. as you mentioned up to 2000 veterans on their way here. this is a major concern that said monday is the deadline in which they would like everybody to clear out from the camp. in speaking to authorities here, they say they really want to the protesters are going to dig in further. >> cal perry right at the scene. thank you so much. coming up, how will donald trump's generals shape his national security policy? more on that on "andrea mitchell reports." stay with us. [burke] at farmers, we've seen almost everything, so we know how to cover almost anything. even a rodent ride-along. [dad] alright, buddy, don't forget anything! [kid] i won't, dad... [captain rod] happy tuesday morning! captain rod here. it's pretty hairy out on the interstate.traffic is literally crawling, but there is some movement on the eastside overpass. getting word of another collisi

the explosives are an important part of the local economy. >>> there is an urgent manhunt under way overseas in connection with that deadly truck attack at a christmas market in berlin. this is the man german authorities are trying to track down. he's apparently from tunisia, but he has used different aliases and different nationalities. germany rejected an asylum request from the man this summer. and he had apparently been on authority's radar for several months. president-elect donald trump commented on the attack from his mar-a-lago resort today. >> an attack on humanity, that's what it is, an attack on humanity. and it's got to be stopped. >> in the wake of that attack in berlin, cities across our country are on alert with an apparent claim from isis. there are concerns that the terror group wants to inspire s nbc's edward lawrence with the details. >> reporter: a special nypd police team patrols times square. shoppers holding bags at another area in the city mingle l with officers holding assault rifles. this same scene in philadelphia. >> we don't want to alarm people unnecessarily but

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that's really good for the local economy. at this point jim demint is asking himself why does this guy know so much about donut shops? [laughter] >> the third thing you can do is investment. so perhaps in the stock market. perhaps in mutual funds. or, and you can see this coming, perhaps it's invested in that donut business so they can add a second location or a third. maybe expand to lunches. that is incredibly pro growth for that local community. so the reason we go, propose to you significantly lower rates on savings investment is to encourage and reward savings but also grow the local economies in a major way. and then the postcard, itself. as we look at making the code fair and simpler, we asked ourselves, even though only about one-third of americans itemize, what do they count on as families? so what we propose to you is to a limited postcard number of deductions and credits. first, we know that for most americans the home is the biggest investment you make in your lifetime so we propose to keep the home mortgage deduc