meredith sumter with the eurasia group. >>> ahead, the latest city to deal a blow to uber. >>> chief imports of solar panels from china and other countries hurt american manufacturers, says the u.s. international trade commission. they have until mid-november to recommend a remedy to the president. the commission raised the possibility that the trump administration will decide to impose tariffs that could double the price of solar panels from abroad. shares of american solar panel maker first solar rose on the news. >>> meanwhile, uber has been banned in london, as unfit to run a taxi service. it was stripped of its license to operate. certainly a major setback for a company known as one of the fastest growing startups. jim acton reports for us tonight >> reporter: there's been a significant public backlash against this decision to not renew uber's license. apparently 3.5 million londoners use uber, around half the population, which explains why the petition was already signed by a quarter million people. what people are saying is, look, there isn't a credible alternative in the even

. >> well, i know somebody, when i think sex, i think talking to one of our producers, meredith eels. >> south philadelphia meredith >> from the q show. >> hi, good morning. >> good morning. >> i have heard, you left her in the news room because too afraid to have her here on the couch. >> i can't believe, i'm shaking, to even talk about this. >> but go ahead. >> meredith, you are the sex chatter are you having sex every day. >> she tried to. how many days, now first of all, why did you try to have sex every day. >> when i left here, a couple of years ago i had read something at the time that everyone in the house is happier if the more sex you have. because your husband is happier, you are happier, everyone is happier. that is true. so when i left here, we tried to have sex, i said we will have sex every day, you know, as long as we can. it only lasted a week the not even a week. it might have lasted five days >> five days. >> and then what happened. >> because you are just tired, or, you know, things get in the way, kid come in your bed, things just happen, and it doesn't happen eve

[cheers and applause] >> i like what you're doing with that color meredith.ou're transitioning into. >> fall. >> yeah. >> i'm trying even though it's going to be 85 and i have sleeve and i can't even lift they're so tight. >> but we're inside and we keep it cool. speaking of cool give it up to your deejay malc geez in the lundy law loft. [applause] >> this guy has almost a million followers, comedian tray kennedy is here. [cheers and applause] >> see you in a second but right now it's time to q-it up. [cheers and applause] >> all right, so, we have done a lot of dumb things as teenagers. this one teenager in england, she's left with a pink face after she put washable paint to the test . >> [laughter] >>> her name is lea. she wrote see you in court palmer's paint products. she painted her face with the washable poster paint to test if it would wash off because on the label it says it washes off skin easily t i don't know if this is -- we don't know, they say it may be a prank. she's just dumb. that's just dumb. and it does -- i wonder -- >> that's the picture

>> let's give it up for our producer south philadelphia meredith. [ cheers and applause ] >>> and oural director in the lundy law loft, we love lundy law, dj malc geez. [ cheers and applause ] >> we are so happy -- comedian chuck nice is here. chuck nice. [ cheers and applause ] >> we see him everywhere. how chuck, how do you go. >> you doing good. >> i'm doing great, man. thanks for having me quincy. >> man i'm excited. let's give it up for chuck nice one more time. [ cheers and applause ] >>> right now, it's time to q-it up. >> yay! >>> monty g is here. so this is kind of nasty but i kind of understand colorado neighborhood is the look out for a jogger who keeps pooping. >> eww. >> in the front of people's homes. they nicknamed her the mad pooper because it's happened several times now. she's even come prepared with napkins and she leaves behind with the poop. this is her. i don't know if you can see her. one woman even confronted her while she was in the act. she said sorry, but still come back and she's done it again. the runner could face charges if she's caught. you probably can

trt: 1:19out: in washington, i'm mark meredith.epublicans are uniting behind one idea: nat: "tax cuts"nat: "we want a middle class tax cut"nat: "we're doing everything we can to relieve the tax burden"but maya macguineas with the committee for a responsible federal budgets says republicans are also avoiding the painful side effect of tax cuts: massive amounts of debt. "right now we're only hearing about the goodies, its like handing everybody a present, but nobody's paying the bill, and that's going to fall on our children"president trump says tax cuts eventually pay for themselves.that is, once the economy grows.but senate democratic leader chuck schumer says that doesn't add up. "so this idea that the administration can pay for a 5 to 7 trillion dollar tax cut through growth, is simply selling a bill of goods using fake fake math."some fiscal conservatives, including senator john kennedy of louisiana, insist tax cuts will grow the economy but he tells us, there's no doubt more budget cuts are necessary. "i'm very mindful of the d

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let's stay on north korea and bring in meredith sumter, asia director at the eurasia group. sung yoon lee professor of korean studies at the school at tufts university and anthony ruggiero, former deputy director. professor, we'll start with you. we've had a long group of diplomats and former members of the administration come on cnbc for weeks now saying at some point we're probably going to have to live with north korea having a nuclear weapon and that sanctions aren't going to work you take issue with that you've written a couple of op edds why won't the u.s. use its full sanction power against north korea? you think sanctions haven't worked yet make the case. >> well, sanctions, the toughest sanctions on paper will be no good if they are not enforced. sanctions take time for these measures to take effect, at least two years, perhaps even more, as we saw in the case of iran getting iran back to the negotiating table. and it's no secret that no country, no u.n. member state including the united states and its allies, have really faithfully enforced sanctions over the years

mark meredith takes a closer look. "we think this is our last best chance"white house legislative affairs director marc short says he's aggressively trying to convince republican senators to support the obamacare overhaul known as "graham cassidy".in this case, there is a limited number of senators on the fence and its more of a targeted effort" those targets include senator lisa murkowski of alaska, john mccain of arizona, and susan collins of maine. the three voted no on a previous g-o-p attempt to repeal and replace. "as the white house tries to reach 50 votes. pro-obamacare groups are launching ad campaigns trying to convince senators that may be on the fence, not to support graham cassidy"nat: "it'll gut medicaid" this new t-v ad, from "protect our care", is rolling out in at least 3 states. brad woodhouse says the ads are essential in letting people know what's at stake. "it doesn't' replace the health care system, it repeals it, it devastates millions of people, it raises costs and could leave 32 million people

kron 4's white house correspondent mark meredith takes a closer look.we think this is our last best chance"white house legislative affairs director marc short says he's aggressively trying to convince republican senators to support the obamacare overhaul known as "graham cassidy".in this case, there is a limited number of senators on the fence and its more of a targeted effort" those targets include senator lisa murkowski of alaska, john mccain of arizona, and susan collins of maine. the three voted no on a previous g-o-p attempt to repeal and replace. "as the white house tries to reach 50 votes. pro-obamacare groups are launching ad campaigns trying to convince senators that may be on the fence, not to support graham cassidy"nat: "it'll gut medicaid" this new t-v ad, from "protect our care", is rolling out in at least 3 states. brad woodhouse says the ads are essential in letting people know what's at stake. "it doesn't' replace the health care system, it repeals it, it devastates millions of people, it raises costs and could leave 32 million people wi

in washington, i'm mark meredith. for thousands of people now living in shelters, the destruction from harvey has been steady and exhausting. and while people try to clean-up and rebuild....the most lasting damage may be emotional. one charity group who started a comfort dog program after hurricane katrina is now headed to houston. some of the pets will be sent to a shelter for harvey survivors; others will hang out with emergency responders. organizers say the emotional support a comfort dog provides can be a significant part of the healing process. (vicki) back here in the bay area....pictures of the flooding and devastation in houston are bringing back some bad memories for those who lived thru hurricane katrina. (vicki) diane evans relocated to the bay area after evacuating out of new orleans with her daughter and seven year old grandson 12 years ago. she says they could not move back, because the lack of jobs, schools and especially housing in the wake of the 2005 disaster. she hopes that victims of hurricane har

. >> meredith, we love you. >> bye, guys. >> miss you. >> go back to sleep. >> okay. third leg of her world tour and opened up to fans in an emotional instagram post saying trauma and chronic pain are keeping her from doing what she loves move and she talked about her struggles in an upcoming netflix documentary, and we have your very first look at the trailer. >> i have chased this pain for five years, but when i feel the adrenaline in my music and my fans i can [ bleep ] go. >> we really hope show feels better soon, and gaga, 5'2", hits netflix on september 22nd, now to paris jackson. the 19-year-old daughter of michael jackson has been named an ambassador for the elizabeth taylor aids foundation. the late actress is, of course, paris' godmother. nbc's savannah sellers caught up with paris at the global citizen live gala. take a look. >> well, i'm just going to be much more involved in the things that they do, whether it's hosting events or, you know, actually getting my hand dirty flying out to the melangie district and really doing moy part. >> elizabeth taylor is

trt: 1:26out: in washington, i'm mark meredith.or john mccain says he won't support his party's latest push to repeal and replace obamacare. in a statement he writes quote:"we should not be content to pass health care legislation on a party-line basis as democrats did when they rammed obamacare through congress in 2009."along with senator rand paul of kentuckythat makes two no votesone more and the bill likely fails. vice president mike pence took time this morning to pressure another undecided republican.. - susan collins of maine -"join us in giving the people of maine and the people of america a fresh start on health care reform," but for the vice president and republican leaders who are trying to sell the graham cassidy bill---nothing but bad newsa group representing medicaid directors from all 50 states have come out against the plan"its just not enough money and its going to hurt every state in the long run" matt salo, of the national association of medicaid directors, says graham cassidy sets up individual states to fail.und

meredith hight, de 27 anos de edad.los fallecidos tambien se encontraba el mejor amigo de esta joven, quien pide no ser identificada.. mos conocia a una de las victimas he was an amazing person .. ella lo describe como una persona maravillosa, cariñosa, capaz de hacer reir a todos a su alrededor. segun ella tenia aproximadamente unos 30 años de edad, como la mayoria de los presentes en la reunion. conocia a una de las victimas when i got here and i saw his car i couldn't believe it. esta joven tambien conocia a uno de los baleados. segun dice no podia creer lo que sus ojos veian,. el auto de su amigo estaba estacionado en frente de la casa donde ocurrio la balacera.. las autoridades de plano han catalogado esta masacre como sin precendentes en la ciudad. segun dicen, 8 personas asesinadas a tiros y un sospechoso abatido por un policia lo confirman. topvo / blanca ---las autoridades en el este de la baha estn en alerta ante una ola de incendios de maleza que amenazaron varias viviendas durante el fin de semana. ---segn l

. >> it remind me of burgess meredith in "rocky", what are we waiting for? why are the democrat's voices latest in the room, they've smashed job growth to historic lows? why are they the loudest voices. republicans need to be like jfk wanted 5% tax cuts and pied piper. now is the time and moment, go for it. david: get a backbone, republicans. the corporate tax rate, it used to be the easier to start a business and now france 33%, you go down to united kingdom, 19. ireland, 13. why do we make it so hard for a business to do what they do? that speaks to reducing the pent on work. reducing the penalties on investment. get rid of the estate tax altogether. the corporate tax, double taxation on earnings. if you hand them a big audacious tax cut, he'll sign it and do just that. david: bruce, this week, the president came out with another one of his famous tweets he said the biggest approval for the tax form reduction in our history will begin, move fast, congress: bruce, what do you think? >> if he was selling it and kept it simple and wasn't distracted, he'd have

let's give it up for south philadelphia producer meredith.ive it up for our musical director, dj malc geez. hey. (cheers). >> so you're dj this weekend? a hossa lot of parties? >> a lot of parties. >> this is what you do, you move and groove. >> you all get miles geez, i'm not selling you, just you're around, you're available. >> i'm available. >> he's married but he's available. >> not like that. >> oh, no, loot not like that. we have et9 motivated preacher. you guys ready to be motivate in the right now it is time to q it up. >> yeah. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> okay, so a priest, he refused to march a couple in& australia, because after facebook post he saw from the bride to be. so a presbyterian priest, steven north, said he made the decision after the future bride wrote on social media that she supported same sex marriage. ooh. ooh. ooh. i'm just -- it says right here, let me tell you what it says, whether or not you agree with the priest, how careful are you about social media? time out. let's talk about this real quick. hey, man, she wrote her feelin

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he's interviewed by chester finn, senior fellow and president of meredith for the florida institute. book isgument in the that places around the country that have embraced charters the most systematically are also the fastest improving cities in the country. make every school public school a charter, if you look at the data, we want something that works for kids, let's treat every public school like a charter. we can call it something else, we can call it a district school, an innovation school, a let's give school, it the autonomy so that people in the school can really make the decisions and create a school model that will work for the kids that they have to teach. let's hope them accountable for their performance. if they do a great job, let's let them open another school. if they do a terrible job, let's replace them. watch "afterwards" tonight at 10:00 eastern on c-span twos "the tv. -- book tv. >> the senate returns monday at 3:00 p.m. eastern to finish work on the fiscal year 2018 defense authorization bill. final passage could come as early as monday evening, in a series of v

consequently it is those 300 + recorders that came from around the country to cover the story of james meredith is. to be a speaker at the dedication ceremony on his own dime because it was the first major broadcast to this is the first national story. and working for a radio station so he has been my passion for a longtime when working on the academic article this wonderful treasure trove of archival material including western union telegrams through the weekend of september 30th. it does get old school but at that time you even had a pay phone or called upon the distance and i was sitting there talking with my dean about what i had found it he said we ought to write a book so is the the next five years researching my book. so how do i parse that down to the 12? ideally they were live so i could still interview them but i also endeavored to tell the whole story toward the end with dorothy gilliam the first hired by the "washington post" who was not allowed to cover this story because of her race. i also focused on the student editor of the mississippian who ends up being censored by the studen

kron 4's white house correspondent mark meredith takes a closer look. best chance"white house legislative affairs director marc short says he's aggressively trying to convince republican senators to support the obamacare overhaul known as "graham cassidy".in this case, there is a limited number of senators on the fence and its more of a targeted effort" those targets include senator lisa murkowski of alaska, john mccain of arizona, and susan collins of maine. the three voted no on a previous g-o-p attempt to repeal and replace. "as the white house tries to reach 50 votes. pro-obamacare groups are launching ad campaigns trying to convince senators that may be on the fence, not to support graham cassidy"nat: "it'll gut medicaid" this new t-v ad, from "protect our care", is rolling out in at least 3 states. brad woodhouse says the ads are essential in letting people know what's at stake. "it doesn't' replace the health care system, it repeals it, it devastates millions of people, it raises costs and could leave 32 million people without coverage"both the a

but as kron 4's white house correspondent mark meredith explains, not every republican is ready to make this plan america's health care standard. nats of him arrivingpresident trump may be in new york.but senator lindsey graham tells us the president's mind is on washington and the senate's latest effort to overhaul obamacare. "both the president and the vice president have been doing tremendously heavy lifting, this is the republican alternative to obamacare"that alternative is known as "graham cassidy".the plan repeals most of obamacare.but also re-directs federal dollars to individual states. states would then develop their own healthcare system. but democrats see "graham cassidy" as nothing more than trump care 2.0former president obama says he's shocked over how much energy is being spent to rollback something he says helps millions.now, the legislation that we passed was full of things that still need to be fixed. it wasn't perfect. but it was better and already some republicans say they wont' support this latest push.senator rand paul of kentucky says he'll vote no. but that's no

it could be several months to figure out exactly how much money is needed.in washington, i'm mark meredith( steve )( steve ) another big story tonight: america pausing to remember the september eleventh attacks. a large crowd gathered where the twin towers once stood... a memorial now marks their footprint. as is tradition... the names of each person who died in the attack are read out lod and a bell is rung in their honor. moments of silence for when each tower was hit by a plane.... and then collapsed. nearly three thousand people died in the attacks 16 years ago... the deadliest act of terrorism on u-s soil. ( pam ) at the pentagon ... the president and first lady took part in a wreath- laying ceremony. 184- people died when a plane crashed into the building on 9- eleven.. there was a moment of silence along with the reading of the names killed. earlier in the day, a giant american flag was unfurled there. this is a flash back to what happened 16 -years ago... when a massive flag was unfurled just to the right of where the plane crashed. one of the bay area cities where people faithfull

meredith lynn whalen eugene whelan adam s.ames white iii >> and my brother chris selling him. we love you and miss you always. keep sending me those pennies. i love you in heaven. >> event marino and my brother, kevin joseph sterling. we miss you and love you always. you were our angel. god bless you and god bless america. james patrick white john sylvester white kenneth wilburn white, jr. leonard anthony white madeleine white malissa y. white >> cassandra white wayne white leanne marie whiteside mark p. whitford michael t. wholey mary catherine wieman jeffrey david wiener wilham j. wik alison marie wildman glenn e. wilkenson john c. willett brian patrick williams crossley richard williams, jr. david j. williams deborah lynn williams kevin michael williams louie anthony williams louis calvin williams iii john p. williamson donna ann wilson william wilson david harold winton glenn j. winuk thomas francis wise alan l. wisniewski frank thomas wisniewski david wiswall sigrid wiswe michael wittenstein christopher w. wodenshek marti

meredith, thank you for joining us. what are the trends of the future?king a lot about the connected life and the next generation of networks called 5g. this is going to transform the way we work, the way we live, and the way we play for the next generation even more than we have in the last 10. emily: it is 100 times faster than the speed now. what is possible? >> there is no lag time. if a car is going 60 miles an hour down the highway on a 4g network, it would stop in 460 feet. on 5g, it would stop in one inch. it does let you do remote cars and surgeries, all kinds of things with these new networks. emily: we are expecting three new iphones to be unveiled tomorrow. samsung note eight is breaking presale records. what does that mean for the industry? >> it is so exciting how the innovation is happening in the united states and how the companies are changing our lives and the things they will be able to do and bring us in the next generation of 5g networks is incredible. emily: when it comes to 5g, are any of the service providers ahead of one another?

meredith gray is the main female character. >> greg: i don't care about her. love it how patriotism only matters to them when it's dissent. but they talk about planes flying. they call it flag-waving. bob costas. that's just flag-waving. if you dissent, who that's patriotic. >> jesse: there's a big disconnect between fans out there. only a few players doing that. the owners are caving because they don't want to upset a few of their players. people don't like this, dana. >> dana: i think what they are going to see it as it will down to high school, college, little league. my team stood in your team didn't. you imagine the parents of these teams? civility hangs by a thread and i think that was one of the complaints about, president trump -- i think he could have done this a different way which is to say i can't wait for you to come to the white house because we will all be together and it will be great. he wouldn't have teams saying they don't want to go. this week we could have led with any number of stories. jared kushner revelation about possibly using a priv

on sunday, 27-year-old meredith hight was watching the cowboys football game with a group of friends and family in the dallas suburb of plano when her estranged husband reportedly entered her house and opened fire, killing her and seven other adults. the shooter was killed by police. local news reports hight had filed for divorce in july. hight's mother said her daughter "loved hosting friends and families. this was her first opportunity to do it after the divorce, and he" -- referring to her estranged husband -- "didn't take it well." and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. juan: and i'm juan gonzalez. welcome to all of our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. from the u.s. virgin islands and puerto rico to florida and georgia, millions of americans remain without electricity as they attempt to recover from the devastating hurricane irma. on the island of st. john in the virgrgin islands, 80% of homes have been n severelyly damaged. 5000 u.s. service members are being sent to the virgin i

my name is meredith ross, betsy you were in a class with my sister. i was nine years old at the time and i had a different perspective than you are sharing. was the ku klux klan, i cannot understand why people could be so insensitive of other people. it seems very hard to me. i do not know this is in your book but we had a small house and as a nine-year-old i was back in the hallway listening to him interviewing people in our living room. i was a little girl and fairly polite and the discussion was amongpen and our home and friends that i had. i am sharing this. we all had different experiences . the signs that said white people, black people, or horrifying to me as a child and that was the horror that i experienced and my family talked about. we looked at other examples in history of discrimination. elizabeth: both of your parents were fairly involved on the side of racial justice from the start. it needs to be said you are jewish and that gave you a different perspective. i thought recently, it was just 10 years since the holocaust at this time and

, ceo of hilary meredith solicitors, who has represented relatives of soldiers killed while patrollinged by the bbc. obviously one side and, orbit may be backed by other sources, saying there is a reliability problems cannot be taken as rosol and what the mod and perhaps the defence committee should look at is proper reliability statistics which are maintained for all of these vehicles. having said that, i have spoken to many soldiers when the foxhound first came out, i have not used it myself but i spoke to soldiers who have, and i spoke to a sword at this morning about this, and his view and the general view is that they are good vehicles, very protective and have saved a lot of lives as jonathan protective and have saved a lot of lives asjonathan pointed out. but every military vehicle has to issues, one of which, i have owned a carfor about issues, one of which, i have owned a car for about five years and that same car has never broken down. i have never experienced a military vehicle you could say that about. they break down frequently and readily and there are two reasons, firstl

my colleagues, today i rise to honor and congratulation delaware county sheriff thomas mills of meredith, new york, on the occasion of his retirement from a 54-year career of service to his nation and local community. a life long resident of delaware county, sheriff mills enlisted in the u.s. marine corps for three years after graduating from franklin high school and he was also deployed to -- he was also deployed during the dominican war in 1965. mr. faso: he attained the rank of corporal before returning to upstate new york where he dedicated himself to protecting his local community through law enforcement at the state and local levels. he retired on august 28, 2017, after more than 18 years of service as sheriff of delaware county during which time he built the new public safety building and jail, as well as implemented the county-wide 911 system. sheriff mills is a pillar of our delaware county community and i thank him, salute him and his family for their service, sacrifice and never-ending desire to give back to their neighbors. mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore:

the good news is meredith have done a study, good funds, that's a good time to buy them. >> i hear valuell fchlt y if you find value in them. we do see careers topping 50 bucks for the first time since august do you see values in either of these two beaten down sectors. >> we do see a lot of values in terms of the retail sectors right now. there is still enough earnings potential there. the energy sector, we are not quite there yet. there are some attractive evaluations there. those companies really have not rebounded in terms of a financial health standpoint since 2014 with that said, with the market up at the highs that we are right now we just passed an important point the other day. the market is over 270% since 2009 that's the second longest running expansion in modern u.s. history. the only one that went further was the dot-com level in the late 1990s we still think equities are a great place to be, they are attractive to bonds but you have to be selective and look for those value place and start to be defensive >> barry james, thank you for being with us and mike, thank you for yo

. >> it's not meredith vieira bad. >> she's like the picasso.ght to it with that song emphasis. paparazzi, some maybe wear a hat. when you have taylor swift's star power it is not enough. check out the lengths she goes to. this is in martha's vineyard recently hiding behind not one, two, but three umbrellas. that's crazy. look at the creativity behind this one. here she is leaving a restaurant, she was at a wedding. creating a path there. there's her feet at the bottom. she's making her way into the car. >> how do you know? >> there's an umbrella there, too. >> you may remember this as taylor walked sideways with her back to the camera to get in her car. >> why? >> i don't know. >> said the umbrella is to protect from paparazzi up in a building. >> correct. >> but it looked like she was all done up there. it's not like, i don't want a shot because i don't have my makeup on or look weird. >> she has a new video, like kelly clarkson in a minute, the look for professional stuff. >> changed her appearance? >> let's get to kelly clarkson. we love her