but there's a lot of newly minted deficit doves it's weird the way it works. but there's a worry that that's going to come back to actually hurt economic activity but we had someone on last week that already has a finite number that the growth has already generated in extra revenue that they said that wouldn't happen either i think you said 30% of the cost of the $1.2 trillion, whatever it was, that already 30% has been made up in gdp growth >> also what folks i think have overlooked is even according to the cbo estimates which we believe are low, the economy at the end of that window is $6 trillion bigger than it would have been without our tax proposal come back to your democrat deficit hawks. there are a couple of them i worked with them when i was here in the house. christopher van hollen and i worked together when we were on the house budget committee even those democrats who worry about the deficits with a fundamental disagreement over how to solve the problem we think it's great and they think it's higher taxes nap is a fundamental difference that's wha

he discovered that washingtonians were drinking mint juleps with rum or brandy. he was appalled and decided to show people the proper way to make a southern-style mint julep. he used to relish in showing julep how to make a mint southern-style with kentucky straight bourbon whiskey. and we continue to practice that legacy here, using henry clay's original recipe. in fact, henry clay traditionally, in the beginning of every new session of congress, would bring a barrel of bourbon and he would invite , on a bipartisan basis, members of congress from both sides of the aisle to join him in toasting the new legislative session. that tradition continues to this day. recently, we had a group of distillers from bourbon county in kentucky come here and with the assistance of the delegation of senators and congressmen from kentucky, honor the senator and that legacy that was started in the early 1800s here at the willard hotel. senator henry clay was known as a great compromiser. what better way to compromise after a day of legislative battling on capitol hill than to at t

-- four mints utes. >> item of the opinion we are hearing from one of the leaders of one of biggest corporations in the world, but yet entirely in an environment that is unregulated. for basic terms, the ways in which you operate in our very white and brought, unlike other industries. it at the same time, i have a chart your of the growth of facebook. congratulations to you and your shareholders, it shows in 2009 in that value of the company was less than a billion dollars. 2016, whook over to was and i says of 26 billion, and in 2017 close to 40 billion. are those numbers accurate about the growth of facebook? mr. zuckerberg: they sent relatively accurate. know, my staff text the it while ago, and the

it's called cilantro and mint chutney. it's green chutney.hese are the colors, but each condiment carries its own flavor. this has a onion-tomato flavor, and this has--this is the base flavor, coconut flavor. people who wants to have less condiment, less spicy condiment, they'll go for the coconut chutney. people who wants extra spice, they go for the mint and the tomato chutney. the ghee masala dosa is ready. guru: my passion was always cooking since my dad had a couple of restaurants in chennai. so it was called udupi restaurants, you know, udupi durga bhavan. so he had a couple of restaurants there in chennai. so when i was young, i used to go with my dad to always just inside the kitchen and see how he works with the food. so, you know, that gave me a lot of interest for cooking. mike: family is one of many things to be revered during the indian celebration of holi, or the festival of colors. it's an indian festival welcoming springtime, praising good harvest, and just being joyful. guru: it brings people of all different races, creeds, a

mint is in the lead. rob: mint is winning. that's pretty good, jillian.mint is really good. >> i like raspberry. rob: expresso is winning this thing. try one of those, those are delicious. carley: did you think they were different? [laughter] rob: more about taste buds than anything. in our poll raspberry is dead last. jillian: 25 minutes after the hour, first the president put tariffs on chinese steel and aluminum. >> if they charge us, we charge them the same thing. jillian: now china hits back, brand new retaliation next. rob: it wasn't from a bunny, nypd cop delivers a baby right on the streets of new york, wow. jillian: first the white house easter egg roll is today and abby huntsman is live, we heard she's going quiz us, i'm getting nervous, that's coming up. stay tune. you wouldn't accept an incomplete job from any one else. why accept it from your allergy pills? flonase relieves your worst symptoms including nasal congestion, which most pills don't. flonase helps block 6 key inflammatory substances. most pills only block one. flonase. where we're

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the next twenty four to forty eight hours civilians in eastern guta have endured weeks of pump out mint as the syrian government tries to root out opposition many have now given up evacuating the region in bus convoys to territory still under rebel control syria denies its government forces launched a chemical assault it says its troops are dancing on duma without any need for poison gas. but the chorus of shock and anger at the attack is likely only to grow louder. well the u.n. security council is currently holding an emergency session on the situation in syria i asked our washington correspondent alexander phenomena about the chances of a u.n. resolution condemning the chemical weapons attack the united states is urging the security council to adopt a resolution that would condemn the continuous use of chemical weapons in syria and that would reestablish and u.n. investigative body to determine whether a chemical weapons were used this time however it's not clear at the moment where there will be a vote on this resolution and if yes russia will try to use its veto power to block and

meantime of just four much is left in the season the race is still tight for champions league spot stuart mint have suffered another slump recently they're clinging on to the final place in that top four today though they face third place leave a cushion who are in fine form so it's likely to be a key match. dorman coach better still has a spring in his step even though it's been a trying week a darby defeated shall co was followed by new striker mishi batch why would miss the rest of the season through injury and now a tough test against tactically flexible labor crews and. they have lots of options through the back for the back two attackers three up front four one four one there are many possibilities it's great how this team has developed and their rightly up their spin off but if the fun. in currently sits third in the table one place ahead of dortmund successive four one win save a champions league rivals leipsic in frankfurt have given them an edge in the european race but they're not taking their wounded opponents for granted i just dortmund have more potential than the showing at the

giant gazprom and as a close friend of la de mint hootin and then their suliman karimov whose family controls russia's largest gold mining company those affected said they're not too worried. have been included in other lists before and despite this we continue our active international work. but i think we're working effectively and i visit many countries. the u.s. has also added twelve companies to its sanctions list one of the targeted businesses is g.a.c. group which makes commercial vehicles it is partly owned by the top oligarch all the pasta who also faces personal sanctions. the west's firm stance off the poisoning of a former russian spy an england is likely to have triggered the new sanctions. however the u.s. government has been under pressure to react following russia's the last interference in the last u.s. presidential election its side of off air and its military activity in ukraine and syria. if it here's some of the other stories now that are making headlines around the world in syria opposition monitors say that government airstrikes have killed at least twenty seven

well this is a very good green mint we think that it. provides a solution for these people it also is in the interest of israel because it will be able to fulfill its international obligations but it will receive help from other countries and also the international community will play a very important role in showing solidarity with israel by taking some sixteen thousand of these. refugees and asylum seekers through resettlement but also through family reunification through sponsorship schemes through work visas and so on the same time. very important aspect of this agreement was that. asylum seekers would not be sent back to places in africa where they would not be safe and where they would have to continue taking long the interest journeys to find safety mr stanley say this is a good agreement also for israel but part of what has been controversial for the hardliners and benjamin netanyahu is government is the provision that some migrants will get the right to stay in israel is it possible to make amendments on that front. well we are

the next twenty four to forty eight hours civilians in eastern kuta have endured weeks of pump out mint as the syrian government tries to root out opposition many have now given up evacuating the region in bus convoys to territory still under rebel control syria denies its government forces launched a chemical assault it says its troops are dancing on duma without any need for poison gas. but the chorus of shock and anger at the attack is likely only to grow louder. and joining me now is our washington bureau chief alexander for unarmed she is at the white house this evening good evening to you alexandra so all. of the world right now are on two places where you are as well as the u.n. security council where an emergency session is just beginning we're looking at live pictures right now of that session and we know that the chemical weapons attack in syria is number one on the agenda what if anything is going to come out of that meeting. the united states britain and france has coldfoot its emergency meeting to condemn. suspected chemical attack and to support an independent investigatio

the newly minted task force is expected to submit findings within 120 day. >>> credit card signatures are about to become a thing of the past. major credit card companies will no longer require signatures to authenticate purchases. it goes into effect for master card and discover and visa will follow suit later this month. ultimately it will be up to the store to decide whether or not to eliminate them completely. back over to you. >> with identity theft, why take away a layer. >> there you go. >> time 4:40. happening today, east bay is about to look a bit more like the wild wild west. >> 14 bison are on their way to the oakland zoo. part of the historic herd from the black feet nation of montana. apparently linked back to the original herd from 1873. the animals will be a part of the zoo's california trail expansion of 56 acre exhibit that features animals native to california. but that are no longer here. >> i like that. >> coming up here on quts today on the bay, the forecast for the weekend kari hall, looking good. >> we start out this morning with chilly temperatures, all clear s

a fast and furious kind of wild the mint 400 is kicking off.have a co-driver, they are off, a relapse of 111 males each. this is seth's first attempts at the mid-4 humidity. seth is an incredibly good driver. this is video put out by red bull. here's the issue. seth is racing. however he can't even get his driver's license yet. okay. 15 a sophomore in high school near the zbag i san diego area. so he's a pup. >> i want to hear that. >> this is a big miss me. there is a classic. >> you really don't need a license, right? he's not on the road. so ba da bing ba da boom. >> seth started like 80 other drivers, in total about 160 suvs in the class, in all, at the end of this race. >> we were waiting for a finish. >> second place in the class. >> that's incredible. >> congratulations to seth on that second place finish, finishing the mid-400s is an accomplishment. a team's plan to prank zero dads starts with -- >> the boyfriend is down on one knee holding a ring. >> what happens when she pulls it off a little if you live in a tiny area, you can feel l

[applause] morew there is no optimistic coin in the realm than that of a freshly minted mayor.o mountain of resources solve problems are here, but the hope and expectation -- it is great to be here with all of you. i want to share some thoughts with you. some of you may be wondering what i have been doing since i left the presidential stage after an all too brief run. sorry i couldn't spare you from these times, it wasn't from a lack of trying. some of you probably haven't thought much adult of what i have been doing since. i have been doing a little bit of teaching and a will be back and forth to harvard and the kennedy school for this calendar year. people at87 young college park maryland every thursday. that was really great. ta's, we had the secretary of quizzes, it was marvelous. it was more of a concert than a class every thursday night. when i was at boston college -- by the way -- last year i was in 21 different states for 36 different candidates, mostly running in special elections for statehouse for state senate. i will come back to that in a second. on collegeyed bei

jennifer is here promoting person mint. she's back in superspy shape.aking you back to your kind of alias roots a little bit. >> just to be back with the stunt team. my stunt double worked together since the third or fourth episode of alias. so it's like old home week. >> what was the workout routine like? >> a dance cardio workout. >> oh, you danced your way to those shoulders? >> i did. i did. there was some weights involved. boxing involved. >> okay. ♪ >> you have become the queen of social media. is there a thought process? or is it, today i'm going the eat a pepper? >> everything is so fly by the seat of my pants. >> her secret? a social media guru assistant. >> she said, i just make fun of you. i really like pens. i if i can out whatever is making fun of you. we put it up. >> it was ladies night and bro night. channing's first time on the red carpet since announcing hi split from jenna. bradley got rave reviews. this guy, mark wahlberg, is working on a remake. he has to get more fit. >> i don't think i have ever been many better shape. i now have

places us on item eight -- before i actually went further, i did have two speaker cards, one for the mint mission historic conservation district, and a second for 444 jessie street and 441 stephenson street, i believe is for the mint and mission conservation district. for those members of the public, that item was continued to may 22nd, 2016, just so you're aware. commissioners, item eight. [agenda item read]. >> can i please have the powerpoint? good afternoon, commissioners. desiree smith, planning department staff. the item before you is a consideration to initiate landmark designation of the arthur h. coleman medical center. located at 630 one-third street to the brgss. the property was nominated for landmark designation through a community sponsored landmark organization submitted by dr. aurelius walker and true hope church of god. the staff determined that the property was eligible for local landmark designation and that additional historical documentation would be important to telling the story of dr. coleman and the medical center. to that end, the property was added to the hpc's

. >> it can happen in the san francisco mint, it can happen in a park it can happen in a street park it can happen in a tech campus. it's basically where we bring the hardware, the culture, the operating system. >> so right now, i'm eating something that brings me back to every filipino party from my childhood. it's really cool to be part of the community and reconnect with the neighborhood. >> one of our largest challenges in creating this cultural district when we compare ourselves to chinatown, japantown or little saigon there's little communities there that act as place makers. when you enter into little philippines you're like where are the businesses and that's one of the challenges we're trying to solve. >> undercover love wouldn't be possible without the help of the mayor and all of our community partnerships out there. it costs approximately $60,000 for every event. undiscovered is a great tool for the cultural district to bring awareness by bringing the best parts of our culture which is food music, the arts and being ativism all under one roof, and by seeing it all in this

. >>> breath mints cover up bad breath after you drink, but it does not stop what's happening with theacteria in your mouth. a live look outside, the east bay hills, you can see haze there, but for the most part, sunshine, and cooler today, and our meteorologist fthere's flonase sensimist.tchy and watery near pollen. it relieves all your worst symptoms including nasal congestion, which most pills don't. and all from a gentle mist you can barely feel. flonase sensimist. >>> now your accuweather forecast with mike nicco. >> clouds are breaking up over inland where some areas they did not reach like the east bay. over the bay now, and clinging to the coast making you coolest, but the cloud deck has started a cooling trend. temperatures retreating all the way through the weekend when they reach seasonal normals whereas it's been warmer than average thanks to high pressure now sliding east, being nudged by a swirl in the atmosphere, an area of low pressure, that brought us the deeper marine layer this morning, and a few high clouds mixing with sunshine where the low clouds disappear, but th

temporary solution and time's a mint to be on the streets of l.a. . and they need to fix. but right now they're not moving anywhere because city authorities banned them so they used to belong to somebody yeah yeah. and now they're being used no now they've been sitting here for better part of a year collecting dust. and people are you know struggling and suffering. so yeah it's really sad i mean it's you know this is human life here you know. los angeles authorities have accused his tiny himes of threatening public safety. has seen the tiny house movement go viral online with support coming from right across the world so with the help of internet crowd funding he's going rogue once completed they all have new carbon pads they'll be alarms on the windows i put the vents these holes in the top you know it's really hot this summer here so that way the heat will rise and go out in the city of angels. elvis isn't considered one by the powers that be . but to the homeless he's one of the few struggling to get them off the streets i don't quit and i don't give up and i definitely

the national investigator reporter at the washington post," a newly minted pulitzer prize yesterday.e the news yesterday about the president's reversal on nikki haley's sanctions announcement. carol also broke the news tonight about mike pompeo making a covert trip to north korea to meet personally with kim jong-un. and because she doesn't have enough to do, carol also has a brand new fresh scoop tonight about the president's legal team in the mueller investigation and the question of whether the president will sit for an interview with the special counsel. carol, you are a very busy person. thank you for making time to be with us tonight. congratulations. >> thank you, rachel. i enjoy your questions, so, i'm willing to come here late at night and do this over and over again. >> i'm going to put that in a bottle and keep it next to my bed. thank you very much. >> of course. >> so, let me ask you first about this nikki haley reporting. "the post" has had an amazing couple of stories about the president and his attitude toward russia, first, the reporting that the president appeared to

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in an exclusive investigation one of one east reveals that teenage girls were being trafficked from mint mark to singapore for domestic work you also think. this was despite laws in mid ma banning all female citizens from seeking such jobs overseas following reports of abuse. as well less laws in singapore stipulating that all foreign domestic workers have to be at least twenty three years old now we're discovering that the illegal trafficking of vulnerable young girls continues . between three. and it. that's a conservative estimate. and the reporting. specked. to me and age alone is. that this is what you're. looking. for any domestic worker who has been abused seeking help can be a daunting prospect many agents hefty recruitment fees of up to eight months salary and would rather ensure ill treatment than risk being sent home and debt. also be underage. trapped in households and do not know how to seek help so that's also net effect. of such cases. some cases end in tragedy. just four weeks off the arriving here domestic worker white wine allegedly jumped out of the window of her emplo

now their company in mint has forty five employees. especially sought after other clocks from their creators edition series made from un usual materials oxidized copper creatively rusted outer and or gold leaf. the word clock or clock two comes in seven sizes the biggest so far hands across from men's train station and measures five by for. meters smaller. the real challenge with the clock to w. was miniaturizing the works. and we kept making it smaller from the wall kong to the desk so the problems kept getting more and more difficult. to. the clock to portray words in chinese arabic hebrew and its inventors own swabian dialect. now it's available in over fifty countries in twenty five languages and sometimes we have to pinch ourselves because we can hardly believe it's really true. this is. now the word clock has even been hung in the state museum alongside historical chronometers the greatest honor for it's to prevent. gin also known as a mother's ruin started as a type of medicine that was meant to help her get out and into gesture

now, it's like the green zucchini, but it's a little thicker and it's a lighter green a mint green, very delicious. cooks up quickly so if you saute with it put it in at the very end if you add anything to it because it cooks fast. so selection and storage is very important. when you buy it beautiful color like this all the way around, nice and shiny. that means that it's fresh. check the tip right here. make sure it's free from any decaying whatsoever. and it's got to feel firm to the touch. when you bring them home, simply store them in the refrigerator. gray zucchini, italian zucchini, i love this squash. loaded with flavor, delicious, and when mix it with the rest of them, it's a beautiful thing. and i'm tony tantillo, your fresh grocer. nd always remember to eat fresh and stay healthy. >>> all right. never tried them. they look good. trapping and recycling the ocean's plastic waste. there's a system here in the bay area that could clean up the garbage between here and hawaii. we'll have more on that and a lot more coming up at 5:00. >> we want to learn about that. >> mm-hm. >> that'

meet the two freshly minted billionaire founders of spotify. all that and more on the on "nightly business report" for this tuesday, april the 3rd. >>> y we bid good evening, everybody. i'm bill griffith. sue has the even f. stocks bounced back on wall street today shaking off at least for now those concerns about a trade war. s technolores also stabilized. amazon was a o bita catalyst with the broader market seemingly mirroring the retailer's every move. more on that in a bit. >>> another focus today, the debut of music service spotify. this was airect to market offering meaning that insiders sold their own shares. this was not an traditional ipo where new shares are created for public consumption. so the 13%ain that you see was from what is known as a reference price set by thetork stock exchange, and that was at $132 a share. today'sni o price actually turned out to be the high of the day at 0.$165.9 another thing to keep an eye on late in the poy. ce responded to an active shooter situation at google's youtube hdquarters in san wuno, califo

sixty's and you would think that two generations later that that dream in those ideals would visit minted into the national fabric of the u.s. so what do you think happens. i think that you know people have held on to as you said dr he was murdered by a white supremacist and people have held on to this ideal not just in day to day but in capitalism in politics but also we see in interactions you know being here in berlin you would think it would be a free and open place but as we know the far right has is on the run is on the rise and has made gains i want to take a look at just some of the boards from the united states that we've collected asking them about the legacy of dr king. well i feel like king would be very alarmed and i think he might feel like many of your struggles were in vain because the masses of black people in america remain educationally politically. many ways in terms of disenfranchised poverty is a significant problem in the united states for opt for americans but it disproportionately affects african-americans so that's an area where we haven't made progress we have t

it's great that we can develop with our coworkers as well as our customers mint and. red sky looks set to do a roaring trade retreat delicacies. and i once time again for a year makes extra to always take a trip to portugal on the host of euro a quest from. qatar brought in to us wanting to know more about the country so we're off to our own taito south of the capital a huge part of the region is covered by large plantations of cork and olive trees that's why it's also called part of outs garden bob the smarts more to discover the area's full of history and has got some amazing landscape take a look. this is one of portugal's best kept secrets comports in the region its long and solitary beaches stretch as far as the eye can see. the area isn't commercially developed and is often overlooked by european tourists. a big draw on alan tasia is observing dolphins in estuary off the atlantic coast. about twenty seven dolphins reside here. those with patience and sturdy sea legs just might get a chance to see them on a special boat tour. a . very special border. because it's

beneath the mint yogurt foam a scallops resting on a bed of apartments. lamb with chickpea crunch pistachio pomegranate cream and a persian lemon sauce. and a chinese and pastry pockets and finally the dessert of all it's and chocolate. germany's youngest female michelin star chef often adds an oriental touch to the dishes she creates. a fascination with our culture and cuisine began when she was a child which was not so long ago given that she's now just twenty eight. years of emin hima what if we had not always gone to the orient on holiday perhaps i wouldn't be so interested in all these countries perhaps i would have trained to be a chef who knows that man is what i saw there is that grandmothers and mothers were dried chillies on the roofs of their houses and grind them and invest a lot of love that's what we do in our kitchen we cook with love otherwise we could not survive and that's what sensitised really than a few. come work that the restaurant in the fifteenth century list will cost the west the cologne she became a chef almost by chance. yes b

hopefully you get a mint on your pillow. >>> and for the first time in 20 years a reindeer was born in maine. she weighed 12 pounds when she was born at a petting zoo which named her mistletoe. she arrived on easter sunday and will clearly be the star attraction between now and christmas. >>> when we come back, a new way to let off some stress. just pick up your ax and let it fly. north bay... with roads so rough even the chp ran into trouble and stormranger is showing plenty more rain falling right now! i )m tracking what the storm wil do tonight... and how it affects your weekend. next right now at 6: we are under a microcli >>> finally tonight, if you're looking for a little cutting edge fun this weekend and want to blow off some steam in the process, our kevin tibbles found something you might want to try your hand at. >> reporter: let your inner lumberjack or jill fly. what are you doing here? >> throwing axes. trying to let out some aggression. >> reporter: ax throwing is a thing. really. with almost 100 facilities across north america like chicago's batl axes, they sharpen their

crunchy raspberry, crunchy mint, and crunchy espresso... hey! where's the espresso? don't know how to use this. c'mon man... try them all and vote for your favorite! like the crisp, cold refreshment some thiof busch.d never change. but some things should... like tim's impatience. (can opening) (bear growls) play deader, tim. buschhhhhhhh. ( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: welcome back to "the daily show"! this sunday is the 49th annual earth day. to explore some recent planet-saving innovations, we turn to ronny chieng for a special today's future now. ( cheers and applause ) >> thanks, trevor. sunday is earth day. the one day of the year we pretend to care about the earth by doing silly things like turning off our lights and not flushing our pee. meanwhile, i never flush every day, nor even a poop, and i don't even get a thank you. lots of ideas about how to save the environment. some are stupid and some are really stupid. take plastic, for example. we use plastic for everything -- bottles, office supplies, john travolta's face. so to solve the plastic prunings pro

the next twenty four to forty eight hours civilians in eastern could have endured weeks of pump out mint as the syrian government tries to root out opposition many have now given up evacuating the region in bus convoys to territory still under rebel control syria denies its government forces launched a chemical assault it says its troops are dancing on duma without any need for poison gas. but the chorus of shock and anger at the attack is likely only to grow louder. well i'm joined now by our washington bureau chief alexander phenomena she is at the white house tonight's good evening to you alexandra so president trump blaming iran the russian president and the president of syria who we called today animal of saud are we any closer to knowing how the president plans to respond. what we do know is that the president is having dinner with senior military leaders tonight and that's the pentagon is preparing a list of possible options we can only speculate what these options can be talking about limited action or whether we are talking here about doing something punitive and beat and maybe

. >> the chair recognizes the gentleman from california -- four mints utes. >> item of the opinion we are hearing from one of the leaders of one of biggest corporations in the world, but yet entirely in an environment that is unregulated. for basic terms, the ways in which you operate in our very white and brought, unlike other industries. it at the same time, i have a chart your of the growth of facebook. congratulations to you and your shareholders, it shows in 2009 in that value of the company was less than a billion dollars. 2016, whook over to was and i says of 26 billion, and in 2017 close to 40 billion. are those numbers accurate about the growth of facebook? mr. zuckerberg: they sent relatively accurate. know, my staff text the it while ago, and the ceo of cambridge analytica stepped down. my staff just reported that. the fact the ceo of cambridge analytica stepped down, does that in it of itself saw the issue and controversy around what they did. i don't think: so, there are a couple of issues with cambridge analytica, how they were able to buy data from a developer people ch

the cake of mint is setting up a task force to counter the alleged threat from russia this comes amid a diplomatic huge between the two countries over the poisoning of former domination said and his top team junia. has the details. this committee consists of very high profile u.k. politicians and at the helm of that committee is the chairman of the foreign affairs committee and his name is tom took in heart now he has not minced his words about blood emir putin in fact what he said is that the u.k. must target everybody who supports the russian president and his gangster regime during his interview he obviously just sounded like he wasn't a fan of mr putin but he did mention someone that he was a fan of and that was the saudi prince mohammed bin salman the big change actually is that what he's trying to call really trying to bring women and young people into employment is trying to read it all this is really something quite impressive in a separate interview took a hard talked about his career path and his aspirations and he described a number of roles that he feels that he would be o