>>reporter: it's a new beginning for robin mckinney who's a single mom of seven. they just moved inside this home here and the timing couldn't video is captures the pinch-me moment robin mckinney will never forget. >> she was so excited. >>reporter: when it happened just a few weeks before christmas. >> i'm still waiting for someone to wake me up from this dream. this is my new home. >>reporter: early this week mckinney who cares for her grandchild and seven of her own became a homeowner for the first time. it's something she's always dreamed of, and now it's finally come true. >> this is the second level. >>reporter: she couldn't wait to show us glvment this is going to be dallas' room. >>reporter: she doesn't have much yet, but it's a roof over their head and a view that comes with it. >> this is my view. this is the key to the city. >>reporter: it's more than she could ever imagine. she calls all the keys to her home the keys to the city. >> when i got my keys, i have a part of the city. when you have ownership, you have that part of the city. >>reporter: this

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he's showing us around his neighborhood in mckinney texas, a dallas suburb. lots of new homes, safe schools, safe streets. >> it's how communities used to be. >> reporter: he runs conservative move, a real estate company with a political twist. helping f right, not left. >> we're california refugees. leaving areas that were devastated. >> reporter: by hyperliberalism. a sentiment that shows up frequently to the online voices on his website. i'm a veteran and live in liberal hell. please help. >> it was the furthest thing from my mind five years ago. >> reporter: ken and his family who moved here from the golden state in may. >> most of my daughter's life, there's not been a republican who's been elected to statewide office. it's about living in a state that's healthy and moving forward. >> stop of what you're saying is us, then, liberal, conservative. it's so divisive. >> it is, we didn't ask for this fight. we wanted to be left alone in our great state of california. >> reporter: the newly elected mayor doesn't like what he's hearing from conservative move.

that's why people in communities such as nuri voted against bricks and go on here for what they mean mckinney fights against an exit from the e.u. that would see the return of border posts nias far. at the back of that is the republic of ireland there are two hundred seventy crossings previously there was only eighteen points by which she could cross if it came back to the us if would be an enormous inconvenience a sharp break cept for us will be an economic disaster but it's not just the economy that's at stake memories of the troubles the conflict between protestants and catholics that gripped the island for decades are still on people's minds jonathan powell was i'm a negotiator of the process that eventually led to. the will i fear be more violence as a result of this as you put the hard border back in again you have an installations you have to have border posts you have to have guards on the border and they will of course be talking to the dissidents powell says the deal with the e.u. will eventually unravel because prime minister to resign may and a government promised too many things

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now to mckinney's royal blue buddy i mean. the twenty year old morocco international arrived from french side in the summer and go straight down to business as provider and executioner. and he has big plans with shall go. western mckenney and i mean a return to breakthrough stuff doing their best in shall his remarkable renaissance . he's lightning fast and the finish it's been. like snapped him up from p.s.g. and the twenty year old striker has chipped in with three goals and a couple of assists. to start but is aiming much higher. why should not be a top scorer someday this season i want to end up in the top five at least i'll get on the scale that would be pretty good for my first year in the bundesliga when i see. a man with the plan. is a perfect fit for light six high octane style. he scored one of the goals of the season so far. the spectacular sees. his overhead kick against took up put him in the spotlight signed from dutch side thanks to the twenty three year old french center forward has hit the ground running at fr

we created the position and invited the president nominated trent mckinney from indiana to fill that position and he hit the ground running. we met this morning to hear about his latest trip to come will be out in panama and brazil in just a few weeks he's already lost 30000 miles airport wise. he is on the road hitting the ground or fine, i guess. exports are important and last year the us exports totaled a little under hundred $40 billion and that's up 10.9 billion from the previous year and the third highest level on record even in spite of lower commodity prices. when you look at exports in terms of dollar terms it's responsible because you got different price points to deal with. read our lowest point in one of our lowest points in quantity points but experts are third highest. it's projected over [inaudible] which is right on track for the fy 17 and would be the fourth best year on record. the overall agricultural surplus is expected to grow 8% from 21.3 billion to more than 23 billion in 2018. our president, as you know, is concerned about our trade deficit and i'm prone to re

american farmers produce it, the usda want to be helping to sell it and that's what undersecretary mckinney is all about. i suspect that more than a few of you will ask me about nafta if i didn't address it now. i plan to ask santa for a perfect trade deal put on the deal for all american farmers. then i remembered the north pole might be too close to canada for things to turn out well for us but all joking aside, he say that you remain optimistic aboutthe future of our trilateral trading relationship . i'd like to say and this is not original to me but you look at mexico, united states and canada. i think really that we live in the best neighborhood on the planet and to have a deal that would take advantage of those relationships logistically in the common north america makes all the sense in the world. we know agriculture in all three countries have benefited from nafta and we believe with some remodel lies in and readjusting, some tweaking, it can continue on so that is very important for our department and we know that president trump is a top negotiator. we know he puts america first.

burns mckinney. great to see you.alk about the tax bill or what will soon be the tax bill, everyone says it is priced in. you point out what started out as a corporate tax cut has become about individuals. has that part been priced into the market yet? we see from of all, today's equity markets that by and large, if you look at the taxets of stocks, high companies, domestically oriented companies, they had bottomed in the summer. in the past month they got back to the euphoria-type levels since the election. the equity markets might have had it priced in. but i am not sure the economy does yet. the big story of the day is the bond markets, clearly did not have it priced. i think that equity markets are historically known for being more positive and bullish and euphoric. it is one of the key factors. you hit the nail on the head. this ended up being more reflationary than originally forecast. did become more of a cut for consumers. joe: it is surprising any market -- i knew it would pass today. i am surprised bond trad

host: jean is calling from mckinney, texas. primarily an in-store shopper. good morning -- good morning, gene. caller: morning, and how are y'all today? i shop primarily in stores and i've actually worked for one of offer biggest retailers, which is walmart. there are a lot of returned items and things like that that they don't use. my concern is, with all of the returned items, returned merchandise, is there a nonprofit organization that gets their hands on this merchandise and are able to get it to people that may actually need this merchandise rather than capitalize on it and make a dollar off of it? guest: it's a good question, gene. there is a small percentage, from what i learned in my reporting for this story -- these returned goods that do go to charitable organizations. i want to say like the salvation army off the top of my head or catholic charities as well. but what you have to keep in mind is that when a retailer like a walmart, amazon or costco, fribs, makes returns so easy to do for its customers -- the their return policies are so generous, t

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including the ones that they used to treat their condition let's put it this way in the mckinney cine would you save there are clear criteria for what is considered to fit almost in advance you know drugstore you realize what's allowed and who is allowed to take thousands of what was used there any kind of clarity or got the q what has that make of who should know there is no clarity there has never been any clarity on the issue and there will be no clarity but that was the space of you know for everybody who watches our program the most and they can find the list of performance enhancing drugs online with that war and it will drive them crazy at national but they're courting to the slowest is that every living person should be disqualified forever but if they sue nothing is a lot all your regular medical drugs are on the list from nasal draw they will get you several months of disqualification to die radix two a risk medications etc the fact that it's a huge list that has over twenty thousand drugs on it it is that saloon possum.

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if american farmers produce it, the usda to be helpful to sell it, and that's what undersecretary mckinney is all about. i suspect more than a few of you will ask me about nafta, if i don't address it now. i intended frankly to ask santa claus for a perfect final trade deal wrapped up nicely and put on the trade for all american farmers. but then remembered the north bold might too close to canada for those think to turn out well for us, but all joking aside that we say this, that it do rn optimistic about the future of our trilateral trading relationship. i like to say, and this is original of me, but you look at mexico, united states and canada. i think really that we live in the best neighborhood on the planet, , and have deal that wod take advantage of those relationships logistically in the common north american mix all the sense in the world. we know that agriculture in all three countries has benefited from nafta, and we believe with some re-modernizing, some readjusting, some re-tweaking it can continue on. that is very important for our department, and we know that president trump

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we created that position and invited the president nominated ted mckinney from indiana to fill the position. he has hit the ground running. we met this morning to hear about his latest trip to colombia, panama, and brazil. in a few weeks, he has logged 30,000 miles airport wise. he is hitting the ground running . total aboutrted $140 billion. that's why 17, that's up from the previous year. the third highest level on record, even lower commodity prices. when you look at exports in dollar terms, you have different price points to deal with. point in the lowest commodity pricing, one of our lowest points. exports are third highest on record. the most recent trade forecast 18,cts $140 billion in fy which is on track with fy 17, and would be the fourth best year on record. surplusall agricultural is expected to grow to more than $23 billion in 2018. our president is concerned about our trade deficit. to remind him every time i am in his presence that agriculture delivers to a trade surplus, and he needs to recognize that. we also have great individual victories that you have read about. usd bac

important and i know from my experience it is important so we created that position and invited ted mckinney from indiana to fill that position and he hit the ground running. we met this morning to hear about the latest trips to colombia, panama and brazil and in just a few weeks he had 30,000 miles airport wise so he's on the road hitting the ground running or flying i gue guess. it is up 10.9 billion from the previous year and the third-highesthirdhighest level n spite of lower commodity prices. when you look at the exports it is fungible because you have different price points to deal with but they are the third highest on the record. the most recent is over 140 billion in fy et which is right on track so the surplus is expect t it to go 8% from 21.3 billion to more than 23 billion in 2018. very concerned about the trade deficit i remind them every time agriculture contributes to the trade surplus and he needs to recognize that. for the first time in 13 years, we opened china for the first time ever and were still working out some of those details. we got u.s. ports back the first time si

maturity to progress on its own known to be such a touchy deal so soon i'm quoting here a foot artist mckinney's the call but other issue that he thought it would. have been if you chaired the scene that i need to solder but twelve just a shrug to be that she could read them and comic on the spot on one of the but out apart there could at goshen i took that same haven't are difficult she crept that us not to send them an artist on quality let you know. it's early summer twenty sixteen and romania is about to elect new mayors. romanian seem happy about the push for transparency but will they vote for change. many hope the election will reveal the impact that prosecutors and civil society groups are having on the romanian public. is that the way you. should have done has created the save book arrest union or the u s b. it's a campaign born of civil society founded on hope in the democratic rejuvenation of romania is that for this former mathematician the fight against corruption is a clear path towards the renewal of romania's political class. you almost. thought that quote law. if you simply said

they've jump in the table atieen they've jump in the table at stake and aberdeen's manager derek mckinneybut in the main event rangers took an early lead. danny wilson's header looping perfectly into the far corner. it took aberdeen until the a5th minute to get close and it could not have come much closer, and the concert i'm rattling the bar. rangers remained one go up rattling the bar. rangers remained one go up but then when one man down. former dons midfielder ryan jack seeing red, the referee deciding this was a stamp on his old stomping ground. it did not seem to affect rangers much. josh windass tucked home a second. aberdeen hit back immediately, teenage substitute frank ross making quite an impression, but they could not force an equaliser. rangers had taken six points of aberdeen in a week, next will they take their manager as well? nine more second—round ties in the fa cup. all the results and the goals you can find on the bbc sport website. non—league woking is into the third round draw after drawing with league one peterborough. jo ward fired home this late equaliser for the

according to the mckinney did i -- mckenzie global institute, up to 30% of the work done by 60% of the occupations today is vulnerable to automation. by 2030, 75 million to 375 million, up to 14% of the global work force will need to change jobs. we are facing, because of the advances in artificial intelligence and ought mitigation -- automation and technology, a huge erosion in the jobs that we need. so what are families doing? what should we be doing? frankly, we should be thinking of ways we can help people make the transition, prepare them for what we know is coming. we know there is going to be a huge loss of jobs, and we know also, too, that when people drop out of the workforce, when companies get smaller, their pension obligations don't get that much smaller, and we're also facing huge shortages in terms of pensions. and one of the ironies that i suggest will happen -- and irony is too gentle a word -- that these corporations are getting -- that are getting these huge tax benefits, they are not going to raise wages. they are not going to turn it over to their people who work fo

detective kevin mckinney raced down i-80 and met the forensics team the next morning. >> we started siftingong once it started. >> it was mickey. in a shallow grave, beneath a clump of sagebrush five miles from home. the age of the victim and the brutality, i guess, disturbing would be the word. ♪ >> mickey had been beaten, cut, stabbed, repeatedly. >> several jagged slashes across her face, neck, head, the blood loss had saturated the ground underneath her. >> it was kind of personal. >> uh-huh. it was very aggressive. it was not a precision type of injury. >> and then those policemen had to go to mickey's family and tell them what they found. >> my heart sank to the pit of my stomach, and i screamed and i just dropped, and i just kept screaming. >> the one thing i will never, ever forget in my entire life is watching my daughter d.j. scream the scream i haven't heard from her even as a baby and fall to the ground in shock and disbelief. she physically did what i felt like i wanted to do, but i couldn't do it because i'm the mom, and i had to keep myself together. i had to be the strong on

here now to shine a light on what we can expect in 2018 is burns mckinney, and steve moselko also joins us. burns, let me begin with you what kind of year do you see in 2018 compare it with what we see in 2017, compare and contrast is the essay question >> sure. i would say 2018 f you're using 2017 as a benchmark might be disappointing. we expect returns to be much more muted if the s&p can earn $149 next year, you can tack on a 19 point trailing multiple of that. that's about 4% upside with a 2% dividend tacked on we are looking at the low to mid single digit returns not great but better than you will find in the fixed income market >> steve >> i think it's all about monetary policy. if you can tell me what the fed, ecb and boj are going to do, i can tell you what the market will do. we're seen recurring economic growth, inflation numbers pick up, wage growth picked up a bit. will that be enough to incent the tral bankers to take their foot off the pedal i am a believer you can't look at what they say, but what do they do? they keep trying to talk like they're going to tighten, but we'

joining us now, peter, global chief market strategist, and burns mckinney peter, let me start with youep this going when does this thing end >> well, it's hard to say, but it only ends when the global liquidity backdrop changes yes, tax reform is very, very important. clearly, for animal spirits and other reasons. but the global liquidity backdrop is tremendous right now. even though the fed appears to be tightening, when you look at the boj and ecb, over the past two years they provided about $4.4 billion in liquidity, and that has underpinned risk in my view >> although there's an expectation we're going to start to get tightening in europe next year, not to mention our own fed. can't speak for the bank of japan at this point. isn't it possible that backdrop changes? >> well, when i see it, i'll believe it because i think when mr. draghi came out with his most recent dovish taper, if you will, he had incredibly dovish language around that statement i think he's going to continue to do it for as long as he feels he needs to, especially with the inflation backdrop not approaching his g

host: we have a call from mckinney, texas, primarily an in-store shopper. good morning.ler: good morning. i actually have a question. tores, andmarily in s i have actually worked for one of our biggest retailers, walmart. there are a lot of returned items and things like that that they do not use. my concern is with all of the returned merchandise, is there a that getsorganization their hands on this merchandise and are able to get it to people that may actually need this where they capitalize on it and make a dollar off of it? guest: it is a good question. there is a small percentage, from what i learned in my reporting for this story, of these returned goods that do go organizations. maybe it is the salvation army or catholic charities. but what you have got to keep in mind is that when you -- when a retailer like walmart or amazon or costco, for instance, makes returns so easy to do for its customers and the returned policies are so generous, they get so many returns that it would not be economically wise for them, in their mind, to primarily give the stuff to a what