thank you, kevin mooney. thank you, mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to clause 12-a of rule 1, the chair declares the house in recess until approximately

mooney followed and gardner and lanning dug in sensing the world cup in their sights.omplete an emphatic victory and a fourth title. for the world number ones the relief and elation was obvious. for england, a missed opportunity. it is raw at the moment. we have to reflect. i am chuffed for the young girls who have performed on the bigger stage. they may not have been able to repeat the success of last year's one—day world cup but reaching two world finals in 16 months capped a remarkable period for this team. now it is a time for reflection because for some of these players the opportunity to be double world champion may not come round again. england are on course for a first series whitewash in sr lanka, they need six more wickets in the final test in colombo, with two full days remaining. after a flurry of english wickets in the morning session, joss butler top scored with 64, as england were all out for 230 in their second innings. that left sri lanka chasing a target of 327 for victory, and when moeen ali bowled opener dimuth karunaratne, england looked to push th

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. >> adam serwer, danielle mooney mills, thank you. >>> the breaking news we're covering tonight brings the russia investigation roaring back into the news. he said paul manafort has lied to the feds and has voided his plea deal. we'll talk about the ramifications. >>> plus, after a clash at the border that ended with the u.s. firing tear gas, the president now threatens to shut down the southern border and shut down the u.s. government until he gets the money for his wall. >>> the government report that came out on black friday and paints a bleak picture of our future. tonight the president says he just doesn't believe it. he is in mississippi tonight because they vote for senate tomorrow. all of it as "the 11th hour" gets underway on this post-holiday monday night. >>> well, good evening once again from our nbc headquarters here in new york. here in new york. day 626 of the trump administration, and as we said, we are covering a major development in the mueller manafort of lying to the feds repeatedly as they question him for the russia investigation, quote, after signing the plea agr

we need to work with mooney in terms of establishing the buildout scenario, which would be 5-7 and half minute headways. definitely, those are very aggressive in that regard. we do have all of that information in our model. i have some more details of what the operating costs are for example, on the average for the first five years. i just need to get on my notes right now. >> could you remind me what we consider buildout to be quiet is it the full buildout? >> 8,000 units. approximately 2035, if i have my years correct. >> at what point will we start to get to the quicker headways. i think 8,000 units is too late. >> understood. >> at approximately 2500 units is when we will really start to inscape -- increase the transit service. that is the critical mass in that regard. and then looking forward, increasing that incrementally as you get to a certain threshold of units. we have all of that information in our travel demand and financial model. >> for a.c. transit every hour, every 60 minutes, how was this determined. wasn't based on the survey of native residents going to the east bay f

. >> adam serwer, danielle mooney mills, thank you. >>> "the rachel maddow show" starts now with ali velshi in for rachel. >> thank you for joining us. hope you had a great holiday. rachel has the night off, but she will be back here tomorrow night. in the meantime, we have a lot to get to tomorrow night. while you were polishing off that second helping of turkey, the breaking news has been piling up faster than thanksgiving leftovers, thanks in large part to special counsel robert mueller. shortly before we took the air tonight, the famously radio silent mueller team dropped a bombshell about the president's campaign chairman paul manafort. i'll have more on that in just a moment. we're also following another breaking headline, this one out of mississippi. president trump is on the ground there now. he is about to hold his second rally today for republican senator cindy hyde-smith, who faces off against democrat mike espy in a runoff election tomorrow. a runoff that has at times felt like an out-of-body experience in terms of how many times it made you shake your head and say did th

. >> adam serwer, danielle mooney mills, thank you. >>> the breaking news we're covering tonight bringsinvestigation roaring back into the news. he said paul manafort has lied to the feds and has voided his plea deal. we'll talk about the ramifications. >>> plus, after a clash at the border that ended with the u.s. firing tear gas, the president now threatens to shut down the southern border and shut down the u.s. government until he gets the money for his wall. >>> the government report that came out on black friday and paints a bleak picture of our future. tonight the president says he just doesn't believe it. he is in mississippi tonight because they vote for senate tomorrow. all of it as "the 11th hour" gets underway on this post-holiday monday night. >>> well, good evening once again from our nbc headquarters here in new york. day

. >> adam serwer, danielle mooney mills, thank you. >>> "the rachel maddow show" starts now with aliin for rachel. >> thank you for joining us. hope you had a great holiday. rachel has the night off, but she will be back here tomorrow night. in the meantime, we have a lot to get to tomorrow night. while you were polishing off that second helping of turkey, the breaking news has been piling up faster than thanksgiving leftovers, thanks in large part to special counsel robert mueller. shortly before we took the air tonight, the famously radio silent mueller team dropped a bombshell about the president's campaign chairman paul manafort. i'll have more on that in just a moment. we're also following another breaking headline, this one out of mississippi. president trump is on the ground there now. he is about to hold

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mooney followed and gardner and manning dug in sensing the other world cup in their states. who have performed on the bigger stage. they may not have been able to repeat the success of last year‘s one—day world cup by greeting two world finals in 16 months capped a remarkable period for this team. now it is a time for reflection because for some of these players the opportunity to be double world champion may not come round again. england‘s men are closing in on a series whitewash against sri lanka. they need just six wickets to win the final test with two days left to play in colombo. jos buttler scored 6a before england were all out for 230 in their second innings. sri lanka chasing 327 for victory. england looked to boost their advantage. stuart broad with the catch. sri lanka four down finishing 53-a, catch. sri lanka four down finishing 53—a, needing 27a, a lot. england looking to become the third team to com plete looking to become the third team to complete a series whitewash in sri lanka. great britain beat japan 2—1 in the champions trophy to avoid the wooden spoon

brick work for the practical reality of when retirement eight, ten years from now when john mayer and mooney joined it making a career decision about whether they stay and would offer them a bit of the kicker to sign up, continuation pay for four more years or if they take their skills and jump to the private sector. i want to be an report of choice. i want that to be a difficult decision for young men and women. i don't expect i going to stay in the coast guard but i want our brand, our commitment to them as parts of our armed services to make the difficult decision. >> admiral, china has the world's largest coast guard that they had been fairly heavily militarized and some accusations that they been using their coast guard more to enforce their claims to total control of the south china sea. what was your level of cooperation or conflict with the chinese coast guard? >> so the chinese coast guard was moved position under the people's liberation army navy here in the not-too-distant future. that was an interesting group. we do enjoy a level of cooperation with china. this past summer we act

former mayor marilyn mooney, was one of those. he was brilliant with computers.go in there and they would build a computer for you. josh mankiewicz: but it was huden's band, buck naked and the exhibitionists-- bnx for short-- that made him one of the most popular people in punta gorda. tim goodman played keyboards in the band. we had two names to decide on. it was buck naked and the exhibitionists. or less moore and the contradictions. so we packed buck naked, but he came up with both names. i mean, that's the way his brain worked. he was a brilliant guy. josh mankiewicz: bill hill, the band's bass player, says huden was also a guy who never liked to let wives or girlfriends get in the way of a good time. i had a lot of fun. safe to say that you were kind of his wingman. he covered for you. you covered for him. yes, indeed. josh mankiewicz: golden oldies, like wilson pickett's "634-5789," were the band's bread and butter. lead singer, al holland, used to perform with the platters. he said that whenever buck naked played, people would dance. we would pack the plac