>> marc: nah. >> anthony: no? >> marc: in the old days they didn't have the soup. it in these, like, little paper cups, and just eat it like an hors d'oeuvres. >> anthony: i'm looking at them and i'm thinking. "get the -- out of my soup and make me a sweater." >> marc: even koreans really don't eat this all the time. but i guess this country makes you feel like -- "if you can't eat this, then you're not korean!" kind of thing. >> anthony: where were you born? >> marc: i was born in new york. >> anthony: you were born in new york? >> marc: yes. >> anthony: and were there till -- >> marc: till roughly twenty-one. i grew up on the streets, grew up in new york city. it was automatically, "you're a chink." wait a minute -- chink is, isn't that supposed to be chinese? i'm korean. and that's where the whole number one korean comes from. hey, i'm korean and i'm proud to be korean. >> anthony: marc is what's called "gyopo." meaning "korean who's lived abroad." as things get better and brighter over here, more and more people are, like marc, moving back home for the ever mor

marc: we look at the balance.he countries who borrow dollars, dollar loans, the financebanks -- the ministries, governments, or corporate's. at some point, that is going to squeeze them. they borrow dollars at cheap interest rates. right now it is being held together because 10 year bond yield is down 10 points 11 points this year. they haven't felt the pressure. there will be some countries that are more sensitive to the rising dollar. if we get a rise in long-term u.s. interest rates countries will be more sensitive. shery: the point is that the dollar motorized that much next year. where do you put the dollar next year and the year following that? marc: he was talking about the impact of the taxes. you did ask him about the interest-rate differential. i'm focusing on the interest-rate differential because foreign-exchange markets, five point $3 trillion a day. this week we have done enough currency turnover to pay for trade for a year. the countries that i begin to focus on his foot moves the capital markets. i

la experiencia cuesta unos 76 mil dolares. sot: marc sherry, old homestead steakhouse co-owner "en loos enfocando es en encontrar los ingredientes mas caros que podamos encontrar en el mundo" usted jamas pensaria que un restaurante especializado en carnes le ofreceria ostras importadas desde 100 dolares y cortes de carne a 475 dolares la libra. sot: marc sherry, old homestead steakhouse co-owner "la papa dulce tiene 1,600 en una onza de caviar del mar caspio" "nuestro tocino... no encontraras en el supermercado ninguno como el nuestro... es el tocino mas caro del mundo." la salsa de arendanos con licor de naranja, cuesta 800 dolares y el aderezo del pavo alcanza los tres mil. hablemos del pavo... sot: marc sherry, old homestead steakhouse co-owner "el plato principal es criado organicamente en una granja. 105 dolares, ese es el costo por libra" pero no toco queda ahi... la oferta tambien incluye 4 boletos para ver el musical hamilton, 7,500 dolares que podra gastar en compras en la quinta avenida, una estadia de dos noches en el hotel mandarin oriental con vista a central park, un pas

marc lives in mindanao. >> anthony: mindanao.ticularly in the south of the country where marc navales lives and works. >> ben: mindanao has been war-torn for the last how many years? because of the radicalization of recent years, this growing specter of isis, mindanao is fertile grounds for that. >> anthony: now traditionally the argument against journalists arming themselves is that journalists have always been able to portray themselves as noncombatants. >> marc: yes. >> anthony: there was some presumption that they would not shoot you. >> ben: yeah. >> anthony: but these days, people seem to not make that distinction. >> ben: yes. dating back to the marcos years even. >> marc: since 1992, 77 journalists were killed. >> anthony: politics here can be deadly. just before christmas in 2009, the maguindanao massacre claimed the lives of 58 people. dozens of whom were journalists. it was the single deadliest event for journalists in history. marc was the first one on the scene with a camera. >> ben: there is no system of justice. th

marc: i have no idea where price is.think we know the price of a lot of things, but don't know the value of anything. david: i'm not asking about price, liquidity. when this starts to become entered connected, why do we rule out the possibility? what if it becomes more like gold? marc: it could be. i doubt this. there is no's value. i think it lacks the article mass as a means of exchange. if you look at how much energy it cost to produce these, how much computer power. it is very inefficient. alix: i swear we will all be proven wrong. these are some of the stocks moving. that company.ing verizon.ave it's nearing a deal to carry streaming nfl games on more devices, including internet tv. that's an interesting expansion. there are no plans issue new shares to raise capital. that's an interesting development over there. they have heavy acquisitions, but no capital needed. coming up, it's the latest on brexit. find out what they had to say about the impact on banks. this is bloomberg. ♪ upx: here's where we stack before the

"marc marquez is seriously getting close to being goat status.ng one of the greatest riders this sport has ever seen. marc marquez is unbelievable beyond words. transcendent." and that's your sport briefing for now. more on the website, bbc.com/sport. thanks for that. truffles are regarded as quite the delicacy, but they are increasingly difficult to come by. there's been a steep decline in production and many are blaming climate change. tim allman has more. the gorgeous, mountainous scenery of north—western italy. autumnal mists roll in over the fields and farms of piedmont, and master truffle hunter piercarlo vacchina is on a mission. along with his two dogs, rocky and jimmy, he is searching for a rare delicacy — a white truffle. but this is a mission that gets harder every year. translation: more than the money, i'd say it's the passion. because, unfortunately, in the last few years it's been really hard to pay even the dogs‘ expenses — the vet bills and everything. we've had such dry seasons that we haven't earned a lot. there has been a 30%

marc anthony me dijo de todo. [risas] terrible.relaciones. es asÍ . shannon de lima: les quiero decir a todos que les mando un beso grandÍsimo. gracias por la entrevista. [gritos] alan: ahÍ estÁ. orlando: te esperamos en las vegas. alan: te hubiera dicho mÁs de canelo. dijo que tiene una sorpresa. orlando: serÁ en las vegas. en la pÁgina de "despierta amÉrica" tenemos mucho mÁs de la entrevista. alan: felicidades. muy bueno. francisca: muy bueno. nosotros nos quedamos en la casa. [risas] disfrutamos del evento por la televisiÓn. atención a la chica de miami. este galÁn, el chef jesÚs, estÁ buscando a quiÉn cocinarles. tienen que escribir al correo y decirnos quÉ te gustarÍa que te cocinara en chef. ahÍ se aparece este muÑeco de carne y hueso. chef: muchas gracias. la pasamos muy bueno el lunes. fue la primera que nos abriÓ sus puertas. disfrutamos muchÍsimo poder llegar a su casa. es muy excitante la sorpresa. que me escriban y que les dÉ la oportunidad. francisca: ahÍ estÁ en pantalla todos los datos. chef: instagram se saturÓ muc

of the year, of a guaranteed quality. >> reporter: marcelis is now experimenting with indoor vertical farming-- growing plants stacked on shelves to maximize space-- and completely cut-off from the outside. as in many greenhouses, water for the plants is drained, collected and reused, reducing their dependence on an outside water source. and instead of sunlight, the researchers use leds, light bulbs that can replicate solar light in a variety of colors and intensities. >> whether we are growing tomatoes, whether it's about getting fruits, or whether it's a lettuce or a leafy vegetables, you can imagine that you want a different type of plant, and that may require therefore a different light. with leds, we can also put them in between the plants, and that's very good because usually there is maybe too much light on the top but insufficient at the bottom. so, we can have a much better distribution of the light in the plant. >> reporter: but growing indoors isn't cheap. marcelis says a quarter of the expenses for indoor growers in the netherlands relate to construction, something farmers

we're not going to see much more. >> elaina, marc, thank you for being here. marc agrees. stay with me. one more trump note. still avoiding all hard-news interviews. it's been more than six months since this moment in the white house, this interview with nbc's lester holt. that's the last time the president gave any tv interview to any major network not named fox. now trump sometimes does answer questions at informal pressers when reporters shout them. for formal interviews, he confines himself to his fox friends and a couple of christian broadcasters. i want to be clear, this is really unusual behavior for any u.s. president. i can think of a few reasons why trump says no to real interview requests. he would have to answer questions about sexual harassment, the women who are accusing him and the ever-worsening russia investigations, asked about his son, donald trump jr. communicating with wikileaks and son-in-law jared kushner's apparent forgetfulness. not to mention this. how much his family stands to benefit personally if tax reform is passed. lots of questions the pres

is marc thiessen with us now?e will be. >> sandra: i want to share a bit of the statement. he received a detailed complaint from a colleague about inappropriate sexual behavior in the workplace by matt lauer. while the first complaint about his behavior in over 20 years, we were presented with reason to believe this may not have been an isolated incident. so as you rightly pointed out we don't have a lot of details yet. he is gone. the company put out this statement and we have yet to learn more. >> bill: some high profile public figures between matt lauer and charlie rose at cbs two weeks ago. the cases circling washington and capitol hill now with the democrat john conyers. this is as savannah guthrie said earlier today a reckoning in american culture and society and something being dealt with in the media, hollywood, washington, d.c. and at the white house. the president has been tweeting about this already today several times and has directed his target toward nbc. so we'll share a lot of that with you. sarah

and switching from four to two wales narrow and marc marc has the has been crowned moto g.p. champion for the fourth time in five seasons the spaniard started the race in violence from pole and only needed to finish eleventh to clinch the title but there was a scary scare as he briefly dropped down to fish so after leading leaving the track and taking a detour through gravel the hundred driver fought back to cross the finish line in courage and claim the title in the season for no breaks. and the louvre is one of the world's most famous museums and now it has a sister museum in abu dhabi thousands attended the opening in a spectacular building designed by french architecture and. the building like the museum itself attempts to combine eastern and western influences it's the first museum off its kind in the arab region has more. they queuing in the thirty degree heat and are now name from the somewhat cooler paris is already pulling a crowd in the arab world for the opening of the louvre abu dhabi the five thousand tickets went quickly like the arts many visitors have come fro

with me now, the white house director of legislative affairs, marc short.nk you very much for being with us. so you just heard marc short what tom perez, the chairman of the democratic party had to say, that democrats can are recruiting strong candidates everywhere. and this was a strong beginning for them. how do you see it yesterday's results. >> judy, thanks for having me on first. i think as we look over the last year, there's no doubt the democrats secured two victories last night in democrat state and yet republicans have won five congressional seats that were open seats. on the federal level we've continued to add. we have 240 house republicans now hoping to advance our agenda. i think people can read a lot into each of their things they want in reality virginia continues to shift to the left. beginning to become more of a democrat state. i don't think it's a surprise they won last night. i think ed's a very talented and smart political advisor but i don't think we were that surprised of the results. >> woodruff: you're not surprised. we noticed of c

you saw the interview with marc short.'s problems was the people spoke last year. >> you sounded like me going after him on, does the president believe roy moore's accusers? we were asking that day in and day out all week long. that is a question that has not yet been answered by this white house. it's one, i'm sorry, that has to be answered. and we have to hear from the president himself. we're talking about a watershed moment. not only is the white house not saying definitively whether that endorsement for moore still stands. we have not heard the white house speak out in message to women yet. i don't think the questions end until we hear that from them and from him. >> and part of the reasons the questions keep coming. the president wasn't shy about sending out the tweet about al franken this week. >> he sent out a tweet about al franken. but we saw marc short trying to really slip the question here. saying they're not going the campaign for roy moore. saying they have questions about his own conduct. but pointing out t

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marc: to illustrate what he said in his keynote speech during the african tour. he said there isis no such thing as a purely french-african policy. this means that france e should not t only consider the french-speaking countries on the continent -- obviously there are lots of them, and close ties, sometimes controversial ones, but he is coming to ghana -- the 60th anniversary of independence of ghana, the first country in sub-saharan africa to become independent. it also has a democratic condition, unlike a number off countries on the continent. the president is h here to celebrate. visit and then go to a place where there is a boxing club, and where they play football. it is interesting to know part of the visit will be together with the dutch prime minister. this is also an illustration of what an manual mccaw would like to see --emmanuelle macron would like to see, relationships between europe and africa, not only between the former colonizers like france and great britain and their previous colonies. this is really an illustration of what the president hopes

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but we saw marc short trying to slip the question.e's conduct. but pointing out these these questions are not going to go away. not only because of what we have seen. how this is gripping the the national consciousness. and the president's own behavior and what he's done and his real [000:45:13;00] refusal to come forward and take responsibility for hat he tid. i believe here we're in a watershed moment. i know so many women, and women around this table who have women saying, i'm not going to stand for this conduct. i'm going to tell my story. so many women i work with that have had the same erk peer yenss. we're not going to be able to put that back in the closet. women will continue to come forward against people like roy moore. the people in the media. >> 1992 was called the year of women. in the wake of the anita hill story, democratic women elected to the senate. there's an open question on what happens on the ballot this year. >> there is an open question. part of it was answered when we saw the election in is a have a. and stat

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in fact, marc misspoke because the president has not spoken about this, even though he said he has. so -- well, to be continued, no doubt, right? >> reporter: they refer that through the spokesperson. that's one of the interpretations they make here, the president has spoken through his spokesperson, but the president has not in his own words on camera talked about this publicly. you're right. >> despite all the questions shouted his way. kelly o'donnell, thanks so much from the white house this sunday. >>> joining me now national security reporter at "the hill" and jeremy peters, "new york times" reporter and an msnbc contributor. always good to have you both. i'm going to start with you here, jeremy, because i'm looking at the article you've written. particularly about the division that moore's candidacy has created within the gop. what are the risks to having republicans remove moore from the race or expel him if he wins? >> because, alex, it looks like another heavy-handed intervention by the republican establishment that the grassroots conservative movement so loathes, that's w

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coming up we will talk with marc short.e will get more on the timeline for tax reform and how they will get it done before thanksgiving. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ alix: japan is only stop 1 of president trump's trek through asia. he is slamming what he calls an unfair trade relationship between the countries. president trump: for the last many decades, japan has been winning. you do know that. right now our trade with japan is not fair and not open. president trump gave several possibilities to reduce the trade gap between the countries like japan buying more military equipment and of president pushed on trade again, especially when it comes to china. president trump: you will be seeing the united states will take very, very strong action. it's already been started, but most of the legal foundation has been done and you will see a very big difference and it will happen soon because the united states, by many countries, has been treated very, very unfairly when it comes to trade. alix: joining us from washington with more is bl

bush, marc thiessen. and adrienne elrod.entially this informant who is free to speak publicly said i was alerting the fbi years before the deal was done that there was potential criminal activity, and yet it was passed anyway. what does that say? stick of it says two things. secretary clinton had absolutely nothing to do with the approval of the sale. >> shannon: marc is already laughing. >> you can laugh. it was a decision made by and nine interagency decision that never reach the level of any secretaries. it was overseen by the secretary-treasurer. never reached the secretary of state. overseen by the deputy secretary level. >> her second-in-command. >> it never reached secretary clinton and it wouldn't. secondly, this is another attempt by the far right to muddy the waters, tried to distract from the mueller investigation which is reaching a very heightened level right now. we have had several indictments come down. we are hearing maybe michael flynn will be indicted. he's talking to some of the most senior aides a longti

gentlemen, nice to have you both on. >> good to be here. >> marc, to you first.he quotes i just read, "ungrateful fool" and "poor man's don king." chris cillizza is calling this a racial dog whistle. do you agree? >> it feels like a racial dog whistle. the entire time there's an undertone of you should be grateful to me. these uppity black people. is isn't just because of lavar ball, it starts with the nfl where he talked about highly paid athletes who should be grateful to be in the nfl. this discourse keeps recurring and directed largely to black people. let me be clear, donald trump is an equal opportunity jerk when he goes after celebrities, he goes after meryl streep but when it comes to athletes it's "you should be grateful." this is bizarre and unpresidential but there is definitely an racial undertone. >> well, the hair comment, i feel for him but donald trump and don king have been friends for 40 years. there's nothing racial about it. his son stole things in china at an lv store. how disgusting is it? you're going on a full ride scholarship with ucla an

marc, thank you for being with us today. >> congratulations on the new show. questions for you. how do you feel about how the rollout when yesterday? day one is the easiest and the most fun. day two, it gets a little harder. >> dana, without the rollout went great. as you saw, a lot of supports for the emphasis the president had for corporate tax relief, to bring jobs back in america, providing middle income relief so we can get the economy going again. and its implication of the tax code. those are the three principles laid out at the start of this process. we work with the house and senate providing come of reporting to the senate for the next couple of weeks. but the house, it went great yesterday. we look forward to working with the process as quickly as possible so families can expect to appreciate the relief that they will get next year. >> dana: the tolerance of the white house for possible changes going forward. just earlier today, kevin brady gave an interview at politico in which he he said about the individual mandate, that the president feels very strongly about conc

marc theissen and fox news contributor joins us. robert shapiro, -- welcome. to have both of you with us. mark, i pressed speaker ryan on the issue that some people's taxes will go up, and he basically swears up and down that that is absolutely not the case, that the numbers that we have looked at will not force anybody's taxes to go up. what do you say? >> first of all, he was very interesting link which, he did a great job tonight. i thought he did a fantastic job of laying out the principles behind this tax reform, which aren't that you should keep more of your money in the first place, rather than sending it to washington and letting them give you back if used do certain things the government wants. we need to get the economy moving, we had to stop punishing countries and pushing them overseas. why are we taxing small businesses that are struggling higher than corporate taxes even? i think you did a great job of selling his plan. the problem he faced for all those people when you asked her audience how many of you think your taxes are going to go up and a

marc siegel on the warning signs you need to watch. all that coming up.id: the looming battle on tax reform. the senate throwing a curveball into the tax reform debate, as the house prepares for a big vote tomorrow. can gop lawmakers get this done? congressman dave brat of virginia is here next. ♪ building a website in under an hour is easy with gocentral... ...from godaddy! in fact, 68% of people who have built their... ...website using gocentral, did it in under an hour, and you can too. build a better website - in under an hour. with gocentral from godaddy. we cut the price of trades to give investors even more value. and at $4.95, you can trade with a clear advantage. fidelity, where smarter investors will always be. david: breaking news. republican senator ron johnson modifying a bit his earlier remarks condemning the gop tax plan saying, quote, unfortunately neither the house nor the senate bill provide fair treatment, so i do not support either in their current versions. i do however, look forward to working with my colleagues to address the dispar

trish: marc short, thanks. >> thanks for having me. trish: it is not perfect. axe absolutely it is not perfect. you heard me express concern what it means for individuals, high income earners for example in states like new york and california around new jersey. however it is going to mean a lot on the corporate side. it is going it mean more in the way of profits. which means more for the stock market already again at a new high, now up nearly 300 points in today's session. markets are skyrocketing. the dow past 24,000. it is incredible. 6,000 points since this president was elected. joining me for nor analysis, vice president, heather zumarriaga and president of capital formation, mark bloomfield. heather, wow, i don't think we had another president come into office and so quickly see such a an increase in the markets. >> this is fourth best stock market performance after president elected in history, right behind kennedy bush, clinton. markets are very resilient right now. some is on the backs of tax reform passing this evening but you have to look at gdp gro

but from me, marc edwards, and the rest of the team, that is your thursday sport briefing.her. take a look at this. lie it is a pretty breathtaking stunt. the payet dived off a mountain in the alps before driving —— diving to jump alps before driving —— diving to jump intoa alps before driving —— diving to jump into a plain midair. there you go. they make it look so easy. they practised 100 times. look at their euphoria. it took them 100 goes to the fact that very dangerous feat. i would be hunting as well after that. thank you for getting in touch. some of you have been in touch with regard to social media mishaps. some of them i cannot read on air. one says that donald trump's were social media slipper, going on twitter in the first place. to get involved in the first place. to get involved in the conversation —— slip up. i will see you in a minute. hello. milder, well, less cold air will be with us for the weekend but with that, lots of cloud around. many of us in the day ahead will have sunshine and arctic air around high pressure to the west and low pressure to the eas

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>>marc allan reads: "listen, billy pilgrim has come unstuck in time.ng day. he has walked through a door in 1955, and come out another one in 1941. he has gone back through that door to find himself in 1963. he has seen his birth and death many times, he says, and pays random visits to all the events in between, he says. billy is spastic in time, has no control over where he is going next and the trips aren't necessarily fun." >>narrator: certainly not during the war. billy pilgrim survives the battle of the bulge and being a prisoner of war and dresden. but there's also time for commentary on the human condition. >>john krull reads: "i look through the gideon bible in my hotel room for tales of great destruction. the sun was risen upon the earth when lot entered zoar, i read. 'then, the lord rained upon sodom and upon gomorrah brimstone and fire. the world was better off without them and lot's wife, of course, was told not to look back where all those people and their homes had been but she did look back and i love her for that because it was so human

como conociste a marc anthony?o derretido, cremoso aderezo mil islas y pan tostado. qué felicidad, por tiempo limitado, pide el reuben. subway. mucho reuben. las ofertas de fin de semana esaben lo que pasará... uh oh. ¿alguien dijo...'oferta' ? este fin de semana, ahorra un 15% en todo para thanksgiving. grandes ofertas de fin de semana, solo en target. ♪ >> aquÍ estamos con andrea, la chica mÁs in. >> vamos a hablar de algo muy controversial, melania trapero pasÓ desapercibida en su gira por asia. el primer look que llegÓ fue este nÚmero, muchas personas querÍan que ella usara diseÑadores de nuestro paÍs americano para que impulse el talento de este paÍs. fue un vestido llamativo, lo combinÓ con unos zapatos que sabemos que son bastantecaros. el asesor de imagen de ella dice que no usa dinero del presupuesto presidencial, sino que ella misma los compra. eso tambiÉn estÁ dejando mucho de que hablar porque dicen que tiene mucho dinero. quÉ te parece si vamos con el segundo look? un vestido bastante clÁsico con un ca

whether it's bill cosby, harvey weinstein, bill o'reilly, marc halperin, roger ailes, kevin spacey, or one of our own. it's time to say no more. >> we have heard that before. look at this headline from 1975. >> my name is anita f. hill. >> in 1991, "time" declared a watershed debate on sexual harassment. >> judge thomas and the woman who accuses him of sexual harassment, professor anita hill, have both been called to testify before the senate judiciary committee. >> 1995, senator bob packwood resi after charges of sexual misconduct. >> i him to leave. i think it's better fohim and the senate. >> 1998, bill clinton impeache for lying about histionship with a young intern. >> indeed, i did have a relationship with miss lewinsky that was not appropriate. in fact, it was wrong.last year, donald trump confronted by a dozen n. bggedhey'll let you do it. can do >> whatever youwant? >> grab them by the [ bleep ]. you can do anything. >> is this a watershed moment? or will it pass like so many before? let's talk about it with our panel.eleanor holmes norton. congr of califor carly fiorina, who

marc ashdown, bbc news.iven the human papilloma virus — or hpv — vaccine to protect them against cervical cancer may well need to be screened far less often according to new research. the vaccine has been offered to all girls between the ages of 11 and 13 for nearly a decade. it may mean they only need to be screened three times instead of the 12 they're offered during their lifetimes, saving the nhs time and money as sophie hutchinson reports. cervical cancer is a dangerous disease, it's also one of the most preventable cancers. almost a decade ago, girls started to be vaccinated against the virus that causes it called hpv. the vaccine reduces the risk of cervical cancer by 70% according to today's study and it says women who have had it only need to undergo three smear tests at the age of 30, a0 and 55 instead of the normal 12 smears. women that have been vaccinated as young girls have a lifetime protection against the virus that causes 70% of cervical cancer. so, even with one or two screenings, they'd ha

>> reporter: the same cat found on marc benioff surveillance cameras is the same one caught on camera. san francisco police did have their guns at the ready but in the end this big cat was tranquilized. >>> reporter: this is the mountain lion that was found in san francisco's diamond heights neighborhood. the 82-pound 18-month-old male somehow made its way north from the peninsula. a state fish and wildlife official shot it with two darts around 2 p.m. wildlife experts covered the mask to keep the eyes from drying out. it started earlier when residents spotted the mountain lion near duncan street. >> it's scary. usually we don't see -- i have never heard of a mountain lion up here. i have heard of coyotes around the neighborhood. >> reporter: the state fish and wildlife official who tranquilized the animal explains how it got to san francisco. >> it's very common for mountain lions of a young age, they do dispersal where they try to find their own territory. it's not uncommon for them to go through cities. frequently when they go through the cities, though, people don't spot them and

there joining me right now he to talk more about that white house director of legislative affairs marcou thanks for joining us. >> maria, thanks for having me on. maria: so we have been talking about this, little noticed provision of in the tax plan that would raise taxes on individual who earn more than a million dollars, couples earning more than 1.2 million dollars they would effectively be taxed at 45.6% rate, "the wall street journal" editorial board is calling this a stealth tax mark, are they right? >> no. maria. in fact nobody above 39.6% will get decreased taxes in a rate rerefuted by multiple agencies looked into this, so people that that -- the president's focus is i want to deliver a corporate tax cut to keep jobs here in america and middle income tax relief that this does not focused on that income break the not of course tax he increases. >> basically this is an effort a calibrated 6% surtabs on incomes exceeding 1.2 million for married couples a million for everybody else that dens high end tax pairs the 12% rate, i mean it is complicated buttis that is the easiest way t

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marc kohn welcomed neighbors to his homemade rink.ed it "mel's rink" in memory of his late stepdaughter. but the county ordered him to shut it down. last winter he found a temporary home in rockville. but this year he decided to aim high. he sent emails to d.c. hotels with rooftop bars, and the watergate responded. the rink is now instead of ice, it consists of high-density plastic that feels like ice. at the skate-up bar you can get spiked hot chocolate and snacks, including s'mores. admission costs 20 dollars.. 10 dollars for kids. a portion of the proceeds will go toward helping disabled and able-bodied children. there is much more coming up on good morning washington. john gonzalez.. what are you working on for 5 0-clock. still get a refreshing any size soft drink for just one dollar at mcdonald's? with the days getting shorter and your to-do list getting longer, you'll enjoy this ice-cold deliciousness more than ever. hurry over to mcdonald's. ♪ t...two for five deals all across the board! here it comes... (crowd cheers) a big ma

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