more foreign direct investment so as to be able to develop our farms mr moore to tell us how big a threat to in your opinion is water scarcity and the lack of water resource management to global security and if this is indeed a global problem which it very much sounds like it is where does the responsibility lie to take it on one where i think. we are advancing the new concept. but are we are living in what we call a consumer to be poor or want more more more more. and the solution of this challenge of food security water to sit i mean it did it with used good luck our name is so few i mean nice food energy and water so this next use of food energy and water the most threat that in order to get food you need water and energy so in religion with water my producers are seeing the bottle have pointed out i mean only two point five for the whole show phase so should the earth is water so they decide scarcity of water. what it is betty badri distributed eighty percent of the water be lost to ten countries out of one hundred ninety three. only russia china not united states kind of colombia may

exploited we need more and more foreign direct investment so as to be able to develop our farms mr moore to tell us how big a threat to in your opinion is water scarcity and the lack of water resource management to global security and if this is indeed a global problem which it very much sounds like it is where does the responsibility lie to take it on one where i think. we are advancing the no new concept. but are we are living in what we call a consumer to be poor or want more more more more. and the solution of this challenge of food security water to sit i mean it did it with used good luck our name is so few i mean is food energy and water so this next use of food energy and water the most threat that you know to get food you need water and energy so in religion with water my producers are seeing the bottle have pointed out i mean the only two point five for the whole show phase so for the earth is water so they decide scar city of what. what it is betty bodily distributed eighty percent of the water be lost to ten countries out of one hundred ninety three. only russia china not uni

what i was told to know as came up with mr moore those a mocking us and those there are not just on what a person done has quote old and ill was enough but i didn't mr put their guns. in there was game was that i live as a boy yes we'll get to know the new way and one of us does a yes. or no whether it's a song as you can weighs in the. latest of the mayo book or tim believe it there will be this article did all thing looked as it was he looked at a competitor and i think i made a very informed us on that rosa. fight going to go there. and good thing i don't think you're one of the one and then. she's. just close enough for this book oh and they're young they're worth it if the another group of poets and the boy if i don't know one muslim will know you know well what is the worry among oh and i just i was a kid on the with the can of it is. those are. for. their you home for good weather. and then i've got a. present thought they were going to hear from pin me by mail. and was that. what they. what buddy and one was is that. but on the was a. no word. leverage to get them on the bus to.

moore. >> the days gone by in this throwback of our special guest anchor, mr. marcus moore.cember 31st, new year's eve. >> janai, you are wrong for this. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> so we got to welcome him in right, right? >> apparently. >> yeah. you got the slow clap and everything. welcome to marcus moore. fresh in from dallas. >> yes. i'm so honored to be here. i am star struck. i cannot believe i am sitting next to the janai norman. and then the jack in the background. >> the jack. the man. so excited to have you here in that throwback. we'll have lots of fun here today and all week. >>> we begin with the tragedy at the north carolina wildlife conservatory. >> an intern was mauled to death. the 22-year-old indiana native was working her first out of state internship since graduating from college in may. here's abc's zachary kiesch. >> reporter: in north carolina, conservation center is devastated after a 22-year-old employee was attacked and killed by a lion that was in the center's care. these images from the center showing the resident li

what i was told to know as came up with mr moore those a mocking us and those who are not focused on what a person done i was told the hill was enough but i didn't mr procure guns. and there was game was that i lay as a boy yes well he did you know done right and left us but i was. for no other words to songs as you can ways in the. latest the mayo book or tim believe it there will be this article did all thing looked as it was he looked at a competitor and i think i made a very informed us on that rosa. fight going to go there. good thing i don't think you're one of the one and then. she's. just close enough for this book oh and they're young they're worth it if the you know another group of poets and the boy if i don't want to hear muslim will know i don't wonder where your money oh and i just i was a kid on the with the can of it is. well i sort of. are. you going on but what i want to fit. in the look at it is a person thought they were going to hear a pin. and was that. what they. what thirty one was is that both signed. by none the wiser. no word. on the cost you have. though. i

give people just ruling in most of the states in india as well as of the central government under mr moore the what have they given ours in terms of you know economic benefits and development and infrastructure but on the other hand there is the old india which is you know based on caste and those are often actually hurt that we give you more because you find that you know that i want to be of india the bigger piece slogan is always going to unite the country under you know a nationalistic banner under mr modi is leadership sometimes that needs to grasp the ground realities which is far harsher and less idealistic but nonetheless i think between now and the general elections the prime minister has a star card out he will need to go beyond the you know welfare is among the populism and talk to a bigger picture of all how india is rising and how the people need to see him for five more years at least to be able to carry through on the promises he began with some of these states which they are losing today must mention i have known for fifteen years at the provinces so you know innovate chang

this is impossible to to come to these extremes again it's nonsense germany to good example and mr michael moore his minister of interior after the first awful saturday violence in paris said he said he declared a lie in front of everybody on sci on t.v. if one on every channel in france he said that these violent demonstrators were responding to the calls of martin looked in the leader of the us all of them want to say that this is all fake news and everybody admitted afterwards so how can these people pretend that moscow is beyond all this is it's crazy look thanks as always for your take brussels based journalist a live on the program. ok news just coming into us now from westminster where it looks like the british prime minister is about to postpone choose these crucial parliamentary vote her brags it plus position leader german corben has joined all named cabinet sources saying that trees may's not going to risk what looked increasing like a humiliating defeat now she has been holding talks we know all day long with aides cabinet members and his jew to address m.p.'s in the commons three th

>> commissioner moore: mr. washington, since this is a code compliant project, it also includes its conformance to the california energy code, correct? >> i will say correct in that i trust on our staff architect in that he's confirmed. >> commissioner moore: with this being a code compliant project and the difference between the east facing windows and the d.r. requester being s 100 feet, i believe this is not an exceptional and stroor circumstanstroor -- extraordinary circumstance. there are not too many people other than the people 100 feet away commenting on it. i don't find anything exceptional or extraordinary about the project, and i'm in support of it. >> president hillis: commissioner fong? >> commissioner fong: i, too, don't see any extraordinary or anything in that curtains, shades, or shutters could cure, so with that, i make a motion to not take d.r. and approve the project. >> president hillis: second. >> commissioner richards: second. >> president hillis: commissioner richards? >> commissioner ri

mr. cohen, ms. moore, mr. brady of pennsylvania, and mr. rothfus. i'm honored that these members have co-signed, if you will, in that they are co-sponsors of this resolution. i'm honored to say to you, mr. this , that organization, the american jewish committee, has been around for over 112 years in the business of protecting jews and other minorities from anti-semitism, racism, bigotry, hatred and human rights violations. when these things occur, you can count on the american jewish committee standing up, speaking out, and making their position known. the american jewish committee is currently fighting against the rising tide of hate and bigotry. and there is antidotal evidence to support the fact that there is a rising tide. r the f.b.i., there was 6, 121 hate crimes in 2016. crimes. 7,125 hate a rising tide. three of five hate crimes target ethnicity or race. one of five will target religion. hate crimes in this country are being addressed by the american ewish committee. 2,013 hate crimes against african-americans in 2017. 938 hate crimes agains

mr. russell moore, you are an excitable -- if you were on your feet you would be entitled to express your views. when you're in your seat, you are not. i hope the basic report is to clearview and will require no further explanation. the leader of the house. >> thank you, mr. speaker. anyone present in the chamber of the attorney general statement at a subsequent responses to questions can be an asset in no doubt that the attorney general david full and frank exhibition of the legal position of the withdrawal agreement. i simply reject any suggestion that the attorney general aston anything other than treat this house with the greatest of respect. turning to process, the motion before the house today seeks -- in contempt of parliament without having status in the -- referring the matter to the committee of privileges as is normally the case. this is a matter of due process. firstly, those facing this extremely serious charge of contempt should each be given the opportunity to make their case and to follow the two processes of this house. they should be given the opportunity to explain how

. >> commissioner moore: mr. winsl ow. you talked about privacy screens.n you describe where you see that to beness? >> had you didn't focus too much on privacy per se. the primary direction that we were discussing with the parties was the issue of the proper massing and location of building and focused mainly on the roof deck, not the rear deck respect to privacy issues. the privacy issue was maybe encapsulatessed with providing that greater side set back at the main building level, first floor, the one that extends to the rear yard than the upper floor as well. we did not discuss any details about privacy screening but certainly entertain that if you are willing to. >> i would like to if you can bring your attention to drawing a2.03 second floor new floor plan. the roof deck at the east side. >> 2.03. on the east side of the roof deck is set back from the property line by 4 feet 4 inches. i believe the visibility into the ad joining property is too large. i would suggest a privacy screen on the east side, but also i believe the deck itself is far too lar

. >> commissioner moore? >> mr. frye, i was copied on a letter where you were informed that the original house drawings were located at ucla. >> that is correct. >> could you share that, please, with this commission? >> yes. i can't recall if it's his son or grandson raymond, contacted us to let us know where exact little they believe the largent house plans are located in the ucla archives. so once the planner engaged -- reengages that project sponsor and to bring the project in compliance with this commission, we'll be asking them to seek those original drawings from that archive. >> thank you. >> thanks. commissioner richards? >> question, mr. frye. if the project sponsor does not choose to rebuild the house in a certain period of time, do you take enforcement action? >> my understanding is if plans are not submitted within 30 days, then the planner will refer it to the enforcement -- or zoning and compliance team in our department. yes. >> one other question, mr. frye. does the historic evaluation without the ce

moore: mr. speaker, i'd like to thank the gentleman from massachusetts for yielding. i'd like to commend my colleagues of the farm bill conference committee in both the house and senate, for strengthening the supplemental nutrition assistance program and rejecting harmful cuts and onerous hurdles that would have made efforts of struggling families working to escape poverty more difficult. this conference, very specifically, agreement protects snap's categorical eligible. what a victory we have won by not throwing 235,000 children, including 23,000 in my home state of wisconsin, off school lunch. it rejected a lifetime ban on snap benefit, it rejected harsh work requirements, extremely limited time restrictions proposed in the house bill. which would have left millions of americans hungry and vulnerable. and as a true compromise, mr. speaker, nobody got everything they wanted. for example, we still must work to strengthen access for seniors, people with disabilities, who face difficulties participating in strap. that's the fight that we're going to continue to fight in

at one point, the policy was modified under suspicious circumstances to at moore as the primary beneficiary and remove mr. marvel salvant's daughters as the primary beneficiary's. witnesses say moore wired sarkar money with promises of more money. according to the morning of the murder, he sent text messages stating, i'm set to do everything tonight. outside of court, marvel salvant's mother says that she doesn't believe her son is involved. >> this is not my son. >> reporter: on the day he was killed,to visit his three daughters. >> all right, rob roth, thank you so much. >> the case against the man accused of killing 18-year-old nia wilson at an oakland station took a dramatic turn today. john lee cowell prosecutors say he is unfit to stand trial. a grand jury has indicted him on charges up murder and attempted murder. nia wilson's mother says she doesn't believe the defendant is mentally ill. >> he has been exhibiting extreme delusion and extreme paranoia. i'm obviously an attorney, i'm not a doctor. all we are asking at this point is for the court to appoint two neutral court selected doctors who wou

mr spacey has previously said he didn't remember the incident. andy moore reports. here is an interesting titbit that none of you may know... to get as far as court. i don't make this up... injuly 2016... news reader in a bar. conference last year. shame on you for what you did to my son. from house of cards. without the facts, would you? allegation was made. at the time he apologised for inappropriate drunken behaviour. he's since made an absolute denial of all the other allegations. at london's old vic. andy moore, bbc news. of a man in tottenham, north london, at the weekend. on saturday night. incidents overnight. 23 migrants have been rescued in the english channel. 15 of those were intercepted off the kent coast. let's get more from our reporter emily unia. you have an update on numbers. being picked up in the past few hours. hours. this started at about three in the morning. in the morning. rescued and none of them had life jackets. jackets. they rescued a rowing boat with two people in it. with two people in it. was rescued with nine on it and a fourth boat

mr. chairman and miss moore. i saw chairman hensarling on my way in and it was nice to have heard from mrs. waters as well. my testimony a year ago to this committee addressed the topic of achieving faster us and global growth in ways that improve after-tax wages for american workers. while there has been substantial progress in the united states, growth abroad has softened materially, causing challenges for international economic policy. in this context i would like to provide an update on some of the major policies we implemented over the last year and describe our policy direction in 2019. in 2018, we worked to increase the growth orientation and accountability of the g 20, g7, imf and multilateral element inks, which i will call mdbs for the rest of the presentation. secretary mnuchin has put forward an initiative on debt transparency that will in the near term significantly increased public disclosure and broaden the existing definition of international debt beyond traditional bonds and loans. this will help

mr spacey has previously said he didn't remember the incident. andy moore reports.teresting tidbit that none of you may know... kevin spacey has been accused of unwanted sexual advances by more than 30 men, but these are the first allegations to get as far as court. i don't make this up... injuly 2016... he's accused of groping the teenage son of a television news reader in a bar. allegations that were first made public in a press conference last year. to kevin spacey, i want to say this — shame on you for what you did to my son. shortly after the charge was announced, kevin spacey released a video in which he adopted the role of his character frank underwood from house of cards. he made no direct reference to the accusations, but he said enigmatically, "you wouldn't rush to judgement without the facts, would you?" kevin spacey is the winner of numerous acting awards, but his career has come to a standstill since the first allegation was made. at the time he apologised for inappropriate drunken behaviour. he's since made an absolute denial of all the other allegatio

mr spacey has previously said he didn't remember the incident. andy moore reports.none of you may know... kevin spacey has been accused of unwanted sexual advances by more than 30 men, but these are the first allegations to get as far as court. i don't make this up... injuly 2016... get as far as court. i don't make this up... injuly 2016... he is accused of gripping the teenage son ofa accused of gripping the teenage son of a television news anchor in a bar in allegations that were first made public ina in allegations that were first made public in a press conference last year. to kevin spacey i want to say this, shame on you for what you did to my son. shortly after the charge was announced, kevin spacey released a video in which he adopted the role of his character frank underwood from house of cards. he made no direct reference to the accusations but he said he would not rush to judgement without the facts, would you? kevin judgement without the facts, would you ? kevin spacey judgement without the facts, would you? kevin spacey is the winner of numerous acting

mr. newhouse and i were invited to donald's yacht, which was moored in the east river, and we had an extremelyavish lunch. and at the end of it, mr. newhouse agreed to pay $2.5 million. so much of what we made on the first book was given back on the second, because that book ame out at the moment when his career imploded, or seemed to be imploding. ads i said, it was reported that he was almost $5 billion in debt, of which $3.5 billion was personal. the marriage was unraveling. i tell you, i knew that there was a problem, because his favorite boxer was mike tyson. he was promoting mike tyson, and mike tyson lost. and then four of the people who ran his casinos in atlantic city went down in a helicopter, the guys who were in charge, four young men, business partners of donald's, employees, really, went down in a helicopter. i saw donald after that, and i said, it's just so awful. he said, you know, i could have been on that helicopter. that was his reaction. >> how much did the second book sell? >> i was surprised to discover that it was actually on the best seller list for search weeks, but it

mr spacey, who spent more than a decade as a theatre director in london, has previously said he doesn't remember the incident. andy moore. here is an interesting titbit that none of you may know... kevin spacey has been accused of unwanted sexual advances by more than 30 men, but these are the first allegations to get as far as court. i don't make this up... injuly 2016... he's accused of groping the teenage son of a television news reader in a bar. allegations that were first made public in a press conference last year. to kevin spacey, i want to say this — shame on you for what you did to my son. shortly after the charge was announced, kevin spacey released a video in which he adopted the role of his character frank underwood from house of cards. he made no direct reference to the accusations, but he said enigmatically, "you wouldn't rush to judgement without the facts, would you?" kevin spacey is the winner of numerous acting awards, but his career has come to a standstill since the first allegation was made. at the time he apologised for inappropriate drunken behaviour. he's since made an absolute denial of all the

. >> commissioner moore: i may have not paid attention, but if mr. frattin could answer another question? have you dropped the variance on height? >> so it's actually not a variance for height. give me a second to struggle with my bad power point skills here and i'll pull up the appropriate slide. so -- >> commissioner moore: it's the front back. let's see. great, so the variance is actually a front setback variance because the front of the building, the front facade is built one foot into the setback, the front setback area. so any addition to the first foot of the building technically requires a variance from the front setback requirement. it's not a height variance. so in order to not have this variance, basically you have to have a very sort of disjointed floor where you'd have a step at the middle of the story. and then go up. i'm not sure if i'm explaining that quite well. maybe mr. winslow could add a little color. >> the existing building is built over the front setbackline. any addition to that building in that plain would require a variance

. >> commissioner moore: this is interesting and really important for us to hear mr. reirden explain the subtle what is demolition, versus how we look at demolition. for us a building starts to disappear when the majority of its useful presence, reuseability is gone and what is left on this particular building. and my general reference constitutes demolition of the house is gone. and i do understand that major difference and it has been the obstacle between reconciling the two forms of definition between planning and dbi. but i would completely agree with commissioner richards as most positive response to where we are, to really put conditions on what can be rebuilt and limited to the replica of the house at its size, using archive drawings. and definitely within his capabilities to work on that. that is all i can do here. >> president hillis: do we know what that is? mr. askew? >> when we started the project in 2014, we hired william castra and there aren't any drawings of the old house. so we've been able to recreate it three dimensionally. >> president hillis: can

mr. newhouse and i were invited to donald's yacht, which was more in the east river -- moored in the eastiver. we had an extremely lavish lunch. it, $2.5 million. much of what we made on the first book was given back on the second. that book came out at the moment imploded, or it seemed to be imploding. as i said, it was reported he was almost $5 billion in debt, of which $3.5 billion was personal. the marriage was unraveling. i knew there was a problem because his favorite doctor was mike tyson, he was promoting mike tyson, and mike tyson lost. and then four of the people who ran his casinos in atlantic city went down in a helicopter. the guys who were in charge. four young men. business partners of donald, employees, really, went down in helicopter. i said that's just so awful. he said, you know, i could have been on the helicopter. that was his reaction. brian: how much of that second book so? -- cell? peter: i was surprised to discover it had been on the bestseller list for seven weeks. brian: what did you print, 500,000? peter: probably. a couple hundred thousand, certainly. the busi

congresswoman gwen moore for five minutes. >> thank you so much, mr. chairman and thank you for the witness for appearing today. i wasn't quite sure and maybe seeking some clarification. i thought i heard you say, mr. secretary, that there was no intent on the part of the treasury to increase the imf quota. that true? >> that's correct. >> beyond the question of the imf quota increase and review, there's roughly $40 billion in u.s. commitment to imf's new arrangements to borrow or the emergency backstop that the imf fund has to be tapped into in the event of a major financial crisis. that's going to expire in 2022 unless treasury votes to renew its commitment to the new arrangements, this emergency bank stuff by november of 2021. so given that you aren't going to increase the imf quota, what is the administration's position on the renewal of the u.s. commitment to the nab and, you know, that, i'm looking at the charts here, that would be almost $40 billion but then how do you think other countries will respond? that's $254 billion. if we were to be unr

moore in oxford street. —— early. the foreign secretary, jeremy hunt, has ordered a review looking at the way britain could help persecuted christians around the world. mrd must, do more to help the estimated 215 million christians who faced discrimination or violence last year. there are people in very poor countries, themselves very poor, who can suffer terribly for no other reason than their faith, and when that faith is christianity, that is not a reason to do nothing. we need to do something, just as we would if they were muslim or buddhist and being persecuted for the same reason. israel has attacked a weapons site near the syrian capital, damascus. three soldiers were injured in the incident. israel also confirmed it later activated its air defence systems to bring down a syrian missile. japan has confirmed that it's to resume commercial whale hunting next year, and is withdrawing from the international whaling commission. a government spokesman said the practice would begin again injuly, but would be restricted to the country's territorial waters and exclusive economic zone. the withdrawal means japan willjoin iceland and norway in openly defyin

like all the public and presence, bush 41's robert moore flatly by media in retrospect than he was at the time. him for never forgive mr. to caucus, they are talking about the election of 1988. bush failed to see the change in america toward deeper partisan divisions. george h.w. bush was by temperament a man of the middle in an age of increasing ideological polarization. he was a gentleman and a culture growing cruder by the year. above also the wall street journal, he was a man of private and public character, believed in government service for the good of the country and not merely for power. -- which makess them a better president than his critic admitted. least -- that last piece you read stall my honor. he was in a gunslinger. times of really changed. when he served, it was a gentler time. listen, these folks are talking about invading a country, i assume you are talking about when we invaded kuwait? host: to guard. -- keep going. caller: we're talking about the liberation. the u.s. led a coalition of several countries and saw the need to push iraq back out of kuwait. we were liberating a country. we didn't invad

moore. this is bloomberg. ♪ tom: this morning, all that remains is for the prime minister to move on, to leave and return to her fractured britain. nation's say, please mrsuct a new plan. a terrorist in strasburg is killed. migration in europe is the unspoken topic. christopher christie is the chief of staff. good morning, everyone. this is "bloomberg surveillance." i'm tom keene other european summit in brussels. de-bree needed to be xited today. anna edwards is at westminster with her considerable authority on all things brexit. the attention must be on prime minister may. she is still here in meetings. you know how difficult last might was for her. anna: absolutely. good morning to you from westminster. the pay government trying to put a brave face on it. have had cap ministers out this morning saying it is a good first sign from brussels. really, it is anything but. they are playing hardball. what exactly is he asking for? that is the message. we will get further into the details of brexit this morning. let's get to the bloomberg first word update. viviana: in news outside of westminster and brussels, another sign that china is trying to resolve the

mr. david moore of janesville, wisconsin. the speaker pro tempore: the chair announces on the speaker's appointment pursuant to section 431-a-3 of the consolidated appropriations act 2017, public law 115-31, and the order of the house of january 3, 2017, of the following individual on the part of the house to the women's suffrage centennial commission to fill the existing vacancy thereon. the clerk: ms. penny young nantz of fairfax, virginia. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to section 2-b of house resolution 1180, the house stands adjourned until 4:00 p.m. on thursday, december 27, 2018. >> when they return we will have live coverage on c-span. the senate is coming in briefly in 25 minutes. we will simulcast that. as we continue to take your phone calls and comments up until noon eastern today on day three of the government shutdown. republicans call (202) 748-8920 for federal workers the line is (202) 748-8922 all others (202) 748-8923. we appreciate you holding. we will start off with bailey on the republican line in texa