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course at the same time it also harbored him he was found with relatives back in his home district of mullin back so i think that you have people who are very much worried about what this trial what this entire you know terror investigation paris and brussels says about their community at the same time they may also be feeling some sort of empathy we're not sure this is the first day of the trial back in brussels and everybody's emotions are high. that was terry schultz reporting from brussels all right now we want to take you to a town in mali that is best known as a crossroads between the country's south and its dangerous separatist north but there is a music festival that has been returning to the area and it's bringing a little harmony to the region take a listen. for the past few days this usually tranquil city on the river an asiana has been hosting a festival to celebrate mollies vibrant musical culture it's one of the biggest annual music events on the continent but some even call not only the cradle of the balloons. and this is not just any party the festival in single promotes dive

joining me now is the founder of pimlico plumbers, charlie mullins.urt the judge misinterpreted that he was self—employed and employed his wife and had an office in his house and was vat registered and supplied materials with the mark—up. claimed all that back and earned over £100,000 a year. it was misinterpreted six years ago and quite clearly that was brought up to date in the supreme court. why has it taken so long? well because they keep trying to make out he is a worker. when he first went to court they said he was an employee but quite clearly he was a subcontractor and self—employed. he knows it and i know it but sadly there has been a lot of misleading evidence. and over 2 million people in the country work on the same system as pimlico plumbers. he was given a choice and chose to be self—employed. he exploited every angle possible to claim tax and different things for being self—employed. claim tax and different things for being self-employed. so your point is there was no question about his status in terms of being self—employed and the tax

this not a man or the fight for a ticket to the champions league mullins built another war this time in leverkusen . but. the fight for europe who will fall and who will write its all here kickoff takes a look a you fit for the champions league. the picturesque the varian town of sport soon be hosting the luminary likes of barcelona or real madrid. in the friday evening game the away side had the chance to go fifth and were only four points off second place. expectations have been growing recently something we've been discussing a lot. else work had scored just one goal less than one think the season could they rectify that by actually beating them. skid in you as you saw last week against frankfurt and every game there's an action animals. in the same can't be said about their support so just three hundred made the journey to like tick what if they were playing against. barcelona man city or rail much red. dreams aside old sport were given a taste of reality in the seventeenth minute when dale mccann had it in a blocked acrobatic effort by team make use of force and. it was like six

chris mullins says it's meant to limit the drinking hours. >> safety is number one. >> reporter: wherever you're planning on watching, plan ah d ahead. . not everyone is planning a party here at center city. they don't have big tvs to watch the game, so they are closing in early. >> they are going to be placing two more tvs in the main dining room area. >> they are bringing in more screens for a watch party. limiting guests for a reason. >> we have enough toickets to b able to come have a seat. it's $125 for open bar, tailgate food and includes gratuity. while this place is fairly new to the scene, he's been around for more than a century. and fans are still waiting for a super bowl title. >> how badly do your customers want this win? >> they are drooling over it. >> reporter: we know here at xfinity live it will be packed. they are sold out. the atmosphere here tonight may be chill, but remember what it was like two weeks ago for that playoff game. take a look. lots of green. lots of happy fans. all hoping for a repeat performance this sunday. live in south philadelphia, lauren mayk, nbc

former chairman of the joint chiefs of staff mike mullin first identified the national debt as the greatestt to our national security. >> so this comes as the white house is out with its latest budget proposal that you may have seen would add $7 trillion to the deficit over the next ten years. ben white, chief economic correspondent for politico, is joining me now. he's also notably a cnbc contributor. that's why we like that backdrop that's behind you. that's familiar to us here at the peacock network. you heard from the director a short time ago. do you agree with him? can you explain why the national debt is viewed as a threat to national security? >> yes, i do agree with him. i mean, we're not in a situation now where it's a huge emergency, but over the long term, if we're adding over $1 trillion a year to a deficit, a debt that's already at to trillion, and remember, these deficits are going to grow over the next ten years, with about $1 trillion for the next year. as the tax cuts pile up, as government spending piles up, the deficits get bigger, as much as $2 trillion in 2027. now, th

i hear the words of admiral mullin who said the biggest threat is our national debt. we're going to make a good faith effort to try to get there. i have grave concerns about this endless -- path of endless spending that's adding to our deficit, our debt. and to me that is something we have to have a serious conversation about. >> no more continuing resolutions. it's costing us a fortune. >> just between you and me, tom, you were up for the big corporate tax cuts. they've caused huge issues when it relates to our deficit. >> when you look at that side of the equation, when you look at the growth that comes from economic relief from tax reform and the investments that are being made on that front, that's different than just direct spending, spending dollars that we control out of washington, d.c., as opposed to unleashing america's money which is what they have learned to invest in our economy that's going to lead to growth. i disagree on the assessment. i fundamentally think we're going to not have a deficit problem with that. we're going to have a gross positive impac

director coats, i think you and i both were in the senate at the same time when mike mullin said the greatest threat we face trying to find out what the greatest threat the united states faces. i was thinking of another country whether it be russia, china, whatever. he didn't hesitate when he said the threat of our nation, the greatest threat is the debt of our nation. i think you just reiterated that in your opening remarks. i was a little bit amiss about the report the worldwide threat assessment. you didn't mention the debt in here. it wasn't in the report as a threat to the nation. i didn't know if there was a thought process behind that because you made a tremendous effort to put that in your opening statement. i appreciate that. tell me what your thought process here was. >> my thought process was i'm getting a little out of my lane in terms of what i am supposed to do but i felt that -- >> you do think it's a threat. not in the assessment. >> it is something that congress needs to deal with. i didn't want to come back and preach at you but i thought at the very end the fact ju

brian: joining us two of america's oldest restaurants, chris mullins, chef gordon walker, pointing theme your stuff. >> why do we like our stuff? our stuff has been around 1826. steve: what is the secret? >> the secret we make our chowder like this, thick, creamy. no tomatoes. classic new england stuff. stick to your ribs chowder. ainsley: a lot of cream in there? >> just a little bit. >> you can't go up against the philly cheesesteak. >> that is the key. ainsley: gordon and chris, what makes the cheesesteak beat the clam chowder? >> the roll. steve: the roll? >> we use -- steve: what cut of meat is that? it looks like unusual cut of meat? >> actually a combination of meat? there should be rib-eye and sirloin. the whole muscle meat. steve: i was under the impression that the philly cheesesteak should have cheese whiz. >> it does nowadays. we're going back old school. >> this this is provolone. >> italian cheese shop, has provolone, not cheese whiz. >> we have oysters. ainsley: bring them here. we have bloody marys, brian. brian: what else do we have here, joe? >> we have bloody marys. >

arriving here this morning the boss of pimlico plumbers charlie mullins turned up in a mini convoy ofnt put that he once which is to say that his plumbers do quite well, some earning over £100,000 a year as self—employed. 0n the other side of it, gary smith, the plumber who worked for him for around six yea rs, who worked for him for around six years, he has won his case in the employment tribunal, the court of appeals, he's not an employee but should be regarded as a worker and that ring some of those rights, the arguments being gone over again today in the supreme court, will be watched closely by the likes of delivery, the takeaway delivery company which uses that model of self—employed people and goober, the right hailing app, and they have got some of their drivers and goober is appealing that to the supreme court later this year. mikel plumbers case likely to take about two wicks. —— uber. people being treated for serious mental health problems should have their debt charges and interest temporarily frozen, according to a charity. the money and mental health policy institute wan