mr pop. eight point seven debbie m.t.v. to downtown weisberg this is johnson brain needs an arcade until ten o'clock tonight so i'm talking with some of the best music of two thousand and thirteen right now playing the song but all. is holding its own through. in one thousand nine hundred i was the first woman to work in this one particular mine and my job was what they called the belt boy and then they started calling me the belt person because i was a female so when i would go underground everybody would be kind of gathered to see the. woman coming out of the mines you know and then i remember my face would be all black with the coal dust and i was a little bit vain so i would have a handkerchief and i would wipe my face off before i would come outside so it would be all clean. so that it but the guys would always be looking for me to come out because it was just so amazing i guess to them to see a woman working in the mines. it's all true. for manalo no. i remember when i was in high school i loved earth science i love t

irregularities at the state department and we're trying to figure out how it is that this information about mr. popple who was supposedly meeting with folks in london, how that made it over across into the fbi's hands. >> so you're investigating the state department, does that mean it was hillary clinton pulling the strings? i mean, here you have hillary clinton, former secretary of state. she's the other candidate. is she pulling the strings on an investigation launched on her opponent, her political opponent, donald trump? >> well, we don't know that yet. >> in his october guilty plea, trump foreign policy advisor admitted to meeting in london with a person who claims with connection with high russian government officials and that person told him that the russians had obtained dirt on hillary clinton, quote, they have thousands of e-mails. >>> and the white house is remaining tight lipped about scott pruitt as a new report suggests the administration's support for him may be waning. two people familiar with discussions. white house officials are cautioning republican lawmakers to temper their def

to purchase, to transport, to set up these things, they were in the hole from $120,000 to $200 per pop. mr. chairman, you can -- $200,000 per pop. mr. chairman, you can buy these from the vicinity of the flood, the highest cost was $40,000, including setup. look, it doesn't take a rocket scientist, mr. chairman, to realize that you can get it faster, you're helping to revive the local economy by using local solutions as opposed to the case when fema is doing this. when it took months and months and months to give people even a single housing option in some cases. and so what this amendment does, it simply says that if a local entity, a local government entity, state entity, can provide a housing solution for 50% of the cost or less as compared to the alternative that fema provides, then they can be reimbursed. mr. chairman, this is faster, it saves taxpayer dollars, it stops this fleecing of american taxpayers that is occurring in the aftermath of disasters. and specifically, mr. chairman, in livingston parish, the sheriff, his deputies were flooded -- literally families didn't have anywhe

what pops out about mrs. bush? >> a consummate first lady. don't warn me, celebrate me, the luckiest person in the world, and 73 years, and lived in the best country in the world and served the greatest nation. mrs. bush was somebody, a class, dignity, cared about people. never about her but others. did she talk about -- >> casey reported she will be buried next to the daughter the bushes buried at 3 years old because of leukemia. did she talked openly about that? it was devastating and they really tried to keep her memory and that legacy alive. >> not too often, when they did it was heartfelt and every time i heard them talk about robin, the grief, you can never get over the loss. >> on a more positive note, you are a young staffer for the bushes, mrs. bush was upset about you. >> when you did something right, she praised you. i was a young staffer in charge of president bush's trip to the un gen. assembly in new york. i was raining cats and dogs, get to the motorcade. items in the elevator with pres. and mrs. bush, didn't have my raincoat,

mr. ditzky? it popped in my head yesterday. it may be a viable answer to what we have now. >> someone who sits on the committee is looking at mexico and very involved with corn grower check off -- figure out how they might replace mtbe which i know is a favorite of some of you. and that is used in mexico now extensively. but looking to possibly replace that with ethanol. we are looking at all export markets to try and grow our demand so that is currently going on. isn't something that would be brand new. >> ms. skor, your thoughts on importing to mexico? >> we are thrilled mexico has opened its markets and we are been in regular conversation with government and industry there. i would say that exporting home grown renewable fuel to mexico is wonderful in addition to making sure that we are taking advantage of this home grown renewable fuel in our back -- backyard. >> thank you. my time is over. it's time to mosey on down the road. i yield back. >> i think the gentleman did say a small refinery in texas. didn't you call it a sma

mrs merkel acknowledged flaws with the agreement but urged mr trump to stick with it. the swedish popt together a "virtual reality" tour. it's not yet known when the tracks will be released. now on bbc news, it's time for click.

mrs merkel acknowledged flaws with the agreement but urged mr trump to stick with it. the swedish pop stars, abba, have recorded two new songs — their first since the 80s. the group said they were an unexpected consequence of their recent decision to put together a "virtual reality" tour. it's not yet known when the tracks will be released. now on bbc news, it's time for click. nowrseiic news, it's lizgegfor clici queen. in , , nowrseiic news, it‘s'tgeeeffiiciqueea if —— , , , nowrseiic news, - , ,::,, -. - ; kitchen, on your blender. —— minor bitcoin. welcome to iceland, one of the strangest places i have ever been. it is icecold. and boiling hot. now, that does come with advantages. the volcanic activity that formed the island millions of yea rs that formed the island millions of years ago means it has access to very cheap geothermal activity. and all that cold air? that can be used asa all that cold air? that can be used as a free cooling system. so cheap electricity and caldaire. in short, the perfect place to put a load of computers —— cold air. wow. every single one of these is a

you do or do not think that the pop you lift like mr. farage, will he win the election? latin that is the america. he has solved the problem of 120 million. mary: is he going to win? mr. fox: everybody is going to have a job and will do well. i'm working for him not to win. [laughter] mary: mr. farage. mr. farage: all well and good, president fox talks in tones about free movement of people and no walls and no borders and travel around the world and we must be compassion nature to anybody that is coming from a poor country. it sounds absolutely lovely. but that kind is what mrs. merckle said. as many of you want to come, we can cope in germany. when you saw the lines, there weren't many women or children. there weren't many elderly. 75% of them were men under the age of 30. many of them came from countries where they would not even qualify for refugee status. what have they brought. many of them are good hard working people. isis and others have used that opportunity to bring terrorism onto the shores of europe. and i say to you, president fox, whatever your view of the

mr. daly, you have "pop start"? >> i do. my next guest needs no introduction. story about his daughter, blue ivy. >> i told her to get in the car the other day because she was asking 1,000 questions and we had to leave for school. i got in the car. i'm faced this way. we are driving. and i hear a little voice. dad? she said, i didn't like when you told me to get in the car the way you told me. it hurt. she's 6. it hurt my feelings. that's the most beautiful thing you ever said to me. >> a moment i'm sure a lot of parents can relate to there. jay-z opening up about the time his mother came out to him. an emotional story there. that will be available on netflix this friday. today is jay-z and beyonce's tenth wedding anniversary. want to say congratulations to them. >>> john krasinski talked down with jimmy fallon to talk about his movie "a quiet place." he talked about visiting his wife in london while she was shooting the "mary poppins'" sequel. and he talked about the line of questioning he received from a customs agent. >> it says you're an actor. would i know

what pops out for you about mrs. bush off the bat question! she was a consummate first lady. she would tell you i think, don't mourn me. celebrate me. i'm the luckiest person in the world. i found the love of my life at a very early age. we stayed together for 73 years. i was blessed to have a great family and friends. and i lived in the best country in the world. and i served the greatest nation. that's what we should remember about mrs. bush. she was somebody, a class, dignity who cared about people. it was never about her. it was always about others. >> ed: did you talk about, casey reported, she will eventually be buried next to robin, the daughter that the bushes buried at such an early age, i believe 3 years old because of leukemia. did she talk openly about that? did the family talk about it? i know it was devastating. yet they really try to keep her memory and legacy alive. >> i've only heard them speak not too often about robin. when they did, it was heartfelt. every time i heard them publicly talk about robin, the grief really almost overcame them. it was a loss the

mr. trump's body guard. according it a book written by a book about trump's dealings in russia. here is a facebook posting from that day. posing are russia pop pageant's host. the very next day mr. trump went on twitter and wrote i am in moscow. picking a winner tonight is very hard. less than an hour later he added i was just given a great tour of moscow. that same day he was back with the pop star starring in a cameo role for one of his videos. take a look. >> what's wrong with you? emmen let's get with it. i am really tired of you. you're fired. >> later that day, came the big event. here is the video he took part in, the after party that is him with the newly crowned ms. universe. the next night, mr. trump whe tweeted, i just got back from russia. learned lots and lots. according to republican and democratic sources with direct knowledge of the testimony to lawmakers about guarding trump's hotel room before turning in for the night. and that he and mr. tourump laughed about it while walking back to his hotel room. not meant to hide anything. but the claim it is clear itself is false. lots to discuss with chief legal analyst jeffrey toobi

this is a very different american president, and mrs merkel like many others is learning how to handle him. the 70s pops. one of the new songs will feature in a tv special in december. the new music is yet to be released but the decision was made after the four bandmembers got together to produce an avatar to in which in which virtualfigures of themselves will perform around the world. now, the new music doesn't come as a complete surprise. band member, bjorn ulvaeus dropped a hint there may be more abba material on the horizon. lets take a listen to him in a recent bbc interview with adam fleming in brussels. we don't know what the abba—tars will sing yet but there's lots to choose from, of the old stuff and yeah, i'm not ready to say that yet. so there could be new songs... i'm... it's up in the air. stay tuned... yeah. stay with us on bbc world news. still to come, the waiting is over. the duke and duchess of cambridge announce the name of their third child. nothing, it seems, was too big to withstand the force of the tornado. the extent of the devastation will lead to renewed calls for government h

mr. canfield my. name is. alex. damn good. job to keep. even if some people don't get pop. music. thanks. man. say van knight who was also involved in the track the pop sensation from my time in southwest germany was for a long time considered a role model for religious musicians but that all changed. savior knight two has sold six million albums and won six economic use it towards he turned religion infused into mainstream music in germany but it is a sono artist and as part of the band cinnamon hides. i don't like the guts to like him just. when i want to praise god i need to use the latest technology in the new speech to make cutting edge music question. but he also got flak for peddling conspiracy theories and writing controversial songs like to tour the seventeen track monnier nets and fine tuning and discern a man hives some said it incited violence against politicians and it sparked an uproar not to justify himself on facebook expressing support for democracy but he's days as opposed to boys from religious pop were over. in twenty sixteen victims protestant pop academy began offering a

mr. peepers. the character from a 1950s sitcom according to people with whom the president has spoken. joining me now, gabe sherman. pull back the curtain a little bit. we were talking about the populture references we see the president deploying there. mr. magoo and mr. peepers. >> i know we were joking that it's from the '80s, but he's going back to his childhood to the '50s, so it's a rewind there. >> i want to get your perspective on what the times reported this morning. you had this piece by maggie haberman and two of her colleagues centering on the position that michael cohen, the president's longtime lawyer and fixer occupies at this time and what he may or may not do. what does that piece and the reaction to it that we've seen play out on social media today say about the president's frame of mind, his perspective on what's happening here to michael cohen up here in new york? >> well, you know, really the times piece this morning echos a lot of my own reporting where friends of michael cohen and people very close to the trump orbit talk about the feeling that he has of being betrayed. that is, you know, he's basically staring down the prospect of his life being over. and t

mr. vice president. any additional commissioners comments? okay. commissioner veronese, your name popped up. >> commissioner alioto veronese: i could save this for the next item. >> president cleaveland: okay. madame secondary would you call the next item. >> clerk: item six. agenda for next and future fire commission meetings? >> president cleaveland: public comment on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed. commissioner veronese. >> commissioner alioto veronese: thank you, mr. president. so, several weeks ago i had been in discussions with the chief about -- and i talked openly about this particular issue the stress unit here in the department and how i would like this department to have a state-of-the-art stress unit that the rest of the nation can look at. i have proposed to the chief and have been in discussions with the chief on a particular resolution that we -- that i'm asking the chief to take a look at to help me draft and redraft to make sure that it's consistent with what she thinks is best for the department as well. i have had a couple discussions with the chief.

popped up within the civil rights division. to be honest i think her next speakers the one who brought them to the department of justice. the opportunity to introduce mr. his a first gen college graduate following law school he served as a law clerk for samuel alito and he worked in private practice and taught at the george mason university antonin scalia of law. he served in three appointed positions. prior to that he served with the department of justice says the principal deputy he was nominated and confirmed to the national labor relations board where he authored more than 125 opinions. in 2003 he returned as the assistant attorney general for civil rights where he served for a number of years. and he moved on as the u.s. attorney for the southern district of florida. president donald trump nominated him to be the 27th secretary of labor. >> thank you. >> good morning. thank you for the introduction. it's a pleasure to be here when i was invited i gladly took time away from my official duties to join you. i think what you do is important and it matters. today i want to talk about a topic that's not more important than the rule of law. my first rea

frightening vision of an online future or an all action pop culture mash up, it's alljust a matter of perspective! how about an entire movie in vr next time, mryou very much the watching and we will see you soon. hello there. saturday was a pretty disappointing day across the board — it felt cool, it was cloudy, there were further outbreaks of rain across many central and eastern areas with some sleet and snow on the hills. this weather watcher picture from east lothian pretty much sums up how many places were throughout the afternoon. but there was some sunshine across the north and west of scotland. that's because a ridge of high pressure was moving in and for easter day, that ridge of high pressure will be very much in control. so we are starting off on a cold and frosty note with clear skies for many. it will be largely dry, too, and there should be plenty of sunshine around through the morning. temperature wise, we could be looking at —3 to —6 across scotland this morning. a cold start as well across wales, the south—west of england. but still some cloud to begin the day across central and eastern areas. again, a few showers around, mayb

frightening vision of an online future or an all—action pop—culture mash—up, it's alljust a matter of perspective. how about an entire movie in vr next time, mracebook and on twitter, thank you very much the watching and we will see you soon. hello, thanks for joining hello, thanks forjoining me, i wa nted hello, thanks forjoining me, i wanted to when you up to date with how the weather will affect the british isles in the next couple of days, 2h hours that will be quite dramatic, a lot of rain around of late, our weather watchers' pictures ca ptu re late, our weather watchers' pictures capture that, and there's more to come as this cloud comes in from the south—western quarter. in the midst of all of that, there is rain and snow to come as well. we're pushing all this moisture from the south—west up into a belt of league cold atmosphere, that is why, for a time across southern parts, as we get into the wee small hours of easter monday, there will be a transitional rain into snow, not just on higher ground. however, it will be transitory here, you can see what i mean about the milder in the south, colder conditions further north. let me move

mr. trump, he likes to talk tough and sound kinda gangsta, as they would say in hip-hop, and we see that poppingre. but he's over reacting a lot, as we've seen, to any kind of a direct -- any kind of a direct criticism. and mr. comey here has always sent him through the roof. >> andrew, what's your take? >> what do you hear from what we've heard, that most affects you? >> i mean, today about the comey book, it's two things. one is the fact that the first reaction from the president appeared to have been self-concern. as natasha said earlier in the show. that he didn't say, oh, my gosh, this is an attack on america, unlike the attack he alleged earlier in the week when his lawyer was searched. that that west ham unitasn't hi reaction, how are we going to stop this. that is one of the big take-aways that transcends all the political talk. the other thing, it's not a shock that james comey is going to call president trump a liar, he's said it before. a lot of people have said it before. and the coordination between comey and mueller in anticipation of this book, i think, is an open question that's

frightening vision of an online future or an all action pop culture mash up, it's alljust a matter of perspective! how about an entire movie in vr next time, mr the watching and we will see you soon. wednesday brought a real mix of weather across the country. thursday is looking completely different. it's going to be quite a chilly start. frosty start for some of us, but the weather is looking great. so a lot of sunshine eventually in the afternoon. and that'll be right across the country. this is the cloud that's beein bringing the unsettled weather still in the north of the country, snow in places as well. but that is finally clearing away and as we head through the course of the morning, the remnants of the cloud across parts of lincolnshire, the midlands, east anglia, and the south—east but the skies already clearing across many parts of the country. by early on thursday morning, it will turn clear in northern england across the northern half of the uk. some rural spots in scotland could get down to —7 degrees, whereas in the south, around 3—6 degrees celsius. so here's the forecast for tomorrow. the last of that cloud clears away from th

frightening vision of an online future or an all action pop culture mash up, it's alljust a matter of perspective! how about an entire movie in vr next time, mrching and we will see you soon. hello southall there are many faces to their sister monday with some sunshine in the northern isles of scotland, some cloud and rain across england and wales and sandwiched in between, some snow and all this was north yorkshire and there is more to come during the day, courtesy of this system which is bringing in some cold air. the rain that we have been seeing across southern england will start to ease off but snow is the concern for the hills of northern ireland, northern england and into central and southern scotland. some tricky travelling conditions are possible. further south rain will start to ease but behind it there will be some possibly thundery showers of. snow is the concern over the hills of northern ireland and much of northern england, extending up into scotland. over the tops of the hills there could be up to 15 centimetres of snow. but there is a fine line between the mild air and the colder air. that snow will turn increasingly to rain

mr. harrington is the bandleader and we are so thankful. to see the boston pops opportunities this weekend, tonight at stanford, tomorrow at uc berkeley. all of the ticket information is on ktvu.com. you will find it in the web links section. keith lockhart conductor of the boston pops and kevin owing, thank you so much for joining me. we will leave you with more music now from john williams. >> ♪ it's the biggest news ever... at olive garden. all new big italian classics starting at $12.99. dishes too big to miss... like stuffed fettuccine alfredo. all new big italian classics. for a limited time, only at olive garden. we need to help more tocalifornians get ahead.d, that's why antonio villaraigosa brought both parties together to balance the state budget with record investments in public schools... and new career training programs. as mayor of la, he brought police and residents together to get illegal guns off the streets - and keep kids out of gangs, and on the right path. that's antonio villaraigosa. a governor for all of california. >>> welcome back, enter

mr. chairman. thank you, director, for the testimony so far. i had to pop out for another hearing, so i apologize if i plow any old ground. can we talk about iran for a minute? with the jc poa, iran has alreay realized much of the benefit in terms of money being released, is that correct? >> they have received economic benefit from the jcpoa, that's correct. >> if we were to somehow get out of the agreement, would there be an attempt to collect that money back? >> senator, i haven't considered that. i would think that unlikely. there's not a tool inside the agreement to achieve that. >> right. that's my understanding as well. >> iran has already received much of the benefit, but if we were withdraw from that agreement, we would give them reason to renege on the agreements on the nuclear side, is that right? >> they're continuing to receive benefits even this morning, so there is continued interest on the part of iran to stay in this deal. it's in their own economic self-interest to do so. and i guess i would add, iran wasn't racing to a weapon before the de

pop royalty. kylie minogue. >> here we go. >> reporter: sean mendes. sting and shaggy. ♪ mr. reporter: whose performance of "mr. boombastic" triggered laughs from prince harry and his bride-to-be, meghan markle. the prince delivering a tribute to his gran. >> tonight, we're celebrating the queen's birthday. but your majesty, if you don't mind me saying, you're not someone who is easy to buy gifts for. >> reporter: prince william attending solo. as duchess kate awaits the arrival of baby number three. the queen showing little sign of her advanced age. enjoying some down time after a busy work week. hosting leaders from the commonwealth, where she's been its head since the start of her reign. the 53-nation bloc honoring the queen's wish, voting that one day prince charles will take the helm. >> essentially, she's anointing him, if you will, as a quasi-king. he's taken on many of the responsibilities she does now. >> reporter: the heir to the throne and younger members of the family out in force to ease some of her royal workload. prince william greeting business leaders. prince

mr. silverstream: the most important thing -- one of our sellers in the state of washington, she sells marshmallow popsrns out that marshmallow pops are qualified as a candy, which has no tax, because it doesn't include flour or need to be refrigerated, while pecan bars are classified as baked goods, so she needs to know that to comply with one jurisdiction in the state of washington. perhaps is back to school, in which case there might be a tax holiday. in the state of connecticut, she needs to know whether the candy she sells are for athletic purposes, unless they are being bought by someone from the pta, in which case they might have a tax holiday. so the challenge here is that there is a really unmanageable number of jurisdictions for which no small seller could truly comply. caroline: so back taxes are not on the agenda, of the -- but the complexity is front and foremost. if the supreme court does not overturn this rule, do you think we might start to see states crackdown in some way? how do you manage your business for the future? mr. silverstream: it is not about back taxes, it is about state-by

mr. trump denies having an affair with mcdougal. >>> the minneapolis "star tribune" says a prosecutor will announce a decision today on whether criminal charges will be filed in the death of popic star prince. an autopsy found he died of an accidental overdose of the synthetic fentanyl. >>> the "washington post" reports the senate voted to allow babies on the chamber floor after senator tammy duckworth gave birth earlier this month. duckworth became the first woman to give birth while serving in the senate. previous rules didn't allow babies to be on the floor while the chamber was in session. the new rule will make it easier for her to work. >>> and the knoxville news sentinel reports tennessee international guardsmen were punished over a dinosaur hand puppet video. >> do you solemnly swear. >> do you solemnly swear. >> that i will support and defend. >> that i will support and defend. >> the constitution of the united states. >> the constitution of the united states. >> and the state of tennessee. >> and the state of tennessee. >> master brown used a hand pup pet to recite the words to the reenli re-enlistme re-enlistment. he said they were absolutely embarrassed with the t

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pops speculating on this. enormous buying power and they do affect prices on the margin you know we know in japan for example the mrs wants an army the housewife prototype archetype is the one who drives pricing in that in those markets and for ex the so here you've got an enormous population online traders who can on the margins to you know move prices up and down so this is and then enormous population of many hundreds of millions of traders by the way foreign investors can participate you have to open a nonresident bank account so if you want to compete with the mom and pop speculators in china you're welcome to go there apparently but you know they mention j.p. morgan and i want to turn to this headline and. shows again i had just mentioned blah chain and what sort of transparency block chain could introduce to these commodity markets because j.p. morgan has this massive silver position and everybody's talking about it but do they really have a massive silver position we don't know however here's a headline from zero head and it's regarding john butler who is a well known commodities guy and he's written many bo

pops speculating on this. enormous buying power and they do affect prices on the margin you know we know in japan for example the mrs wants an army the housewife prototype archetype is the one who drives pricing in that in those markets and for ex the so here you've got an enormous. population online traders and on the margins you know move prices up and down so this is and then enormous population of many hundreds of millions of traders by the way foreign investors can participate you have to open a nonresident bank account so if you want to compete with the mom and pop speculators in china you're welcome to go there apparently but you know they mention j.p. morgan and i want to turn to this headline and it shows again i had just mentioned blocked chain and what sort of transparency block chain could introduce to these commodity markets because j.p. morgan has this massive silver position and everybody's talking about it but do they really have a massive silver position we don't know however here's a headline from zero head and it's regarding john butler who is a well known commodities guy and he's written many boo

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mr. duffy is correct that he has tried to put us together, but that's after the fact. that's after google pops up, that we have suspended their permits. it's only after that because they're forced to do that. in addition to that, if you go to -- i show that the information portrayed by the legal counsel is false. if you go to exhibit 2, exhibit 2, they say they're going to finish in july. exhibit 2, it says we've received requests. this is from gray star. we have received request for updates on the status of the renovations occurring in rincon center, commercial space. the work has been halted -- i'm reading the wrong one first. we received requests for update on the status of the renovation. >> into the microphone a little more. >> we received request for updates on the status of the rincon center, commercial space, we requested a schedule that notes the impactful noises caused by a process called roto hammering is estimated to be completed by march 15. we have multiple e-mails that it was november and then december. at this time, when we get to december, this push it to march. this is what t

they will mr mir not the only architect from istanbul we appreciate your time tonight thank you you thank. well mama mia shocking news now from the world of music abba is back the iconic swedish pop group of announce their first recording in thirty five years on their official instagram account that they say that they've recorded two new songs the message signed by all four members says that when they got into the recording studio again it was like time stood still and we had only been away on a short holiday they must have good genes broke up in one thousand nine hundred two after a seemingly never ending stream of hits in the one nine hundred seventy s. of their new music they say we may have come of age but the song is new and it feels good well abba fans young and old have welcomed this news generations of dancing queens have taken to social media to think them for the new music wunpost and welcome back al but we can't wait for your new songs neither can my mom here's another please tour for real i grew up with your music and it continues to bring me joy sadly some fans are in for a shock the group said that they won't be performing in the flesh. these young writer buren says

mr. versluispatrick versluis/principal: you're skipping school kind of thing. and then they pop.tucker speckman/skippe d school: i wasn't nervous because i noticed that he's such a great principal that he wouldn't be mad or anything. captured in this photo standing beside tucker is his younger brother gunner also a wells student. gunner also a brother is his younger beside tucker is his younger brother gunner also a wells student. (catherine)that was will jones with that story. the principal says he wants to make it clear that he got permission from his boss to take the day off. (mabrisa rodriguez)overnight lows will generally range in the upper 30s to low 40s for most areas, which is about 2 to 6 degrees below normal for our nightly lows. tonight will be slightly cooler than last night and the coldest night through this upcoming weekend. high pressure will bring a gradual warming and drying trend to the region through saturday afternoon. temperatures will peak saturday afternoon, with highs in the upper 60s through upper 70s regionwide, or about 2 to 6 degrees above normal per

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mr. o'reilly. this is teresa from las vegas nevada. my question is a very concerning one. what if anything can we do as a consumer to eliminate the pop-ups that come out of the air. in other words, if you go onto a page you are trying to do work on and you cannot even get past the area where you need to click on something to go further or to continue and then it gives you no way out in other words you have to click on it to get rid of it but you can't get rid of it because it just pops up. have you been able to address these issues with the providers of the networks that pose these? it can be so irritating just to try to get rid of them? >> guest: we need simplification in the kind of agreements that are thrown at us all the time and again i would point out it is not just in technology. you get a credit card and there is an agreement that you cannot understand it you also are just agreeing to that and many people find it turns out that there were discharges and that is one of the things the computer financial protection board was set up to address. they were looking for simplifications, of language. we need something like that for th

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mr. lou burke. that's what's up. >> though it was found in his mattress, bell says he's never seen the tobacco before. >> the magician of the year because he made something popt even know what i was in my mat. so he like chris angel. >> so you're saying all this tobacco in your mat was not yours. >> i wish i would have known it was in my mat. i swear i wish i would have. i ain't never seen nothing like that. and this is the mat that was given to me. i didn't know that was in there. i don't know. it like a conspiracy to me. >> get cells on them. and they're both going to lock-in. interviewed and see if we can find out how they got all this mess in. i'm going take all this to the office with me. let me know when your report is done. and they're both going to lock in. >> do they need to get strip searched? i haven't found the lighter. that's what i'm looking for. >> take them away. to be searched. >> while bell and other inmate are taken away to be searched, sergeant sparks takes the tobacco down to sergeant keaton, the head of the jail's investigative services unit. it will be up to him and his team to determine where the tobacco came from as well as what puni

mr. chairman, and thank you, director, for the testimony so far. i had to pop out for other hearings, so i apologize if i plow any old ground. we can talk about iran for a minute. with the group iran has already , realized much of the benefit from this agreement in terms of money being released, is that correct? mr. pompeo: they have received great benefit from the jcpoa, economic benefit from the jcp away, that is correct. we were tor: if somehow get out of the agreement, would there be an attempt to claw some of that money back? mr. pompeo: senator, i haven't considered that. i would think that unlikely. there's not a tool inside the agreement to achieve that. sen. flake: that's my understanding as well. in effect, iran has already realized much of the benefit from the agreement. but if we were to exit the agreement now, we would give them reason to renege on the agreements that they have made on the nuclear side, is that right? mr. pompeo: senator, they're still receiving enormous economic benefits even as we sit here this morning. so there is continued, the

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