a little frankenstein. >> and a little lou nasti. >> reporter: a lot lou nasti.e's working on christmas nearly all year round. >> i get here every day at 5:00 and leave at 5:00. sunday i get home around 1:00 or it's called divorce. i try to leave a little time for my family. five years ago, he gained fame when he built a robot that landed him on the front page of the new york times. fans have sought his services around the globe. >> he's a magician, no other way to describe him. >> displays have lit up his home for the last five years. a tribute to his wife, who died on 9/11. >> we raise money for her honor. it all goes to the hospital every year. >> reporter: how do i know a lou nasti anamatronics display? >> it will make you laugh, it will make you smile. >> and give life to the spirit of the season. anne thompson, nbc news, brooklyn. >>> that is nightly news for this saturday. thank you for the privilege of your time. we leave you tonight with a scene at arlington national cemetery. more than 240,000 wreaths were placed today. part of the annual wreaths across

. >> reporter: all from the opera inspired imagination of lou nasty. are you a romantic at heart?ah, i'm italian. i'm sicilian and i'm from brooklyn and i have a name like lou nasty and i'm chipeto at the same time. >> reporter: he makes inanimate objects come to life, but with more than a wish. >>> i look at all this and think it's part nasa, and a little franken stein. >> and a little nasty. >> reporter: and lot of lou nasty. >>> he is santa's ultimate helper working on christmas nearly all year round. >> 5:00 in the morning i'm here and i stay every day until 5:00, except sunday. sunday i leave a little early. i get home about 1:00 which is called divorce. so i definitely try to leave a little time for my family. >> reporter: 50 years ago lou gained fame when he built a robot that landed him on the front page of "the new york times." now from retail to royalty, fans have sought his services around the globe. >> he's a magician. there's no other way to describe him. >> reporter: lou's displays have lit up joe de martino's home for five years. a tribute to joe's wife deborah ann

. >> all from the inspired imagination of lou nasty. >> are you a romantic at heart?ian. i'm italian and from brooklyn i have a name like nasti, and i'm ga pet toe at the same time. >> i look at all this and think, it's part na nasa. >> and a little lou nasti. >> he's working on christmas nearly all year around. moack hollins front page of the new york times. fans have sought his services around the globe. >> he's a magician, no other way to describe him. mcleod >> displays have lit up his home for the last five years. a tribute to his wife, who died on 9/11. >> we raise money for her honor. >> how do i know a lou nasti anna ma electronics display? >> it will make you laugh, it will make you smile. >> and give life to the spirit of the season. >> ann top son nbc news, brooklyn. >> that is nightly news for this saturday, thank you for the privilege of your time. we leave you tonight with the scene at arlington national cemetery, where more than 240,000 wreaths were placed today. part of the wreaths across america event. remembering those who served this holiday season.

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and ugly. but to be fair it looks nasty and ugly, this is something that usually should not happen.ng that usually should not happen. to cricket now, and even though the ashes have already been regained by australia, there's been plenty of verbal sparring ahead of the fourth test on boxing day. both england and australia will be without key bowlers in melbourne. england's craig 0verton because of a rib injury. australia's mitchel stark with a heel problem. the morale in the group is still really high, you know, no—one‘s, there is no biggering, there's no separation within the group. it is good we have stuck together. that is important whether you are winning or losing, everyone is working hard to win this test match. you wouldn't expect anything different from the group. we have an honest bunch of players that are willing to do whatever it takes to get a couple of wins out here, we have put in a hell ofa wins out here, we have put in a hell of a lot of hard work, we haven't got much for it, we are hoping we can come away with something and show some pride, as i said. i think definit

>> reporter: and online. >> now, they're getting really nasty on social media. >> reporter: and there's a new twist -- we turn the tables and point our hidden cameras at the parents. this time, the actor playing the bully is me -- >> ugh, it's terrible. i don't think you know what you're talking about. >> reporter: will these moms know what to do? >> i want you to pick one moment where you look back and are like, this is what i should have done. >> reporter: rosalind wiseman will help us navigate today's complicated world of bullying. she's an educator who's written numerous books on teens, including "queen bees and wannabes," the basis for the movie "mean girls." >> i want parents to realize that their children have probably already been in this experience. do not wait. sit down with your kid and say, "let's figure out how to handle this." >> reporter: to help kids and their parents figure it all out, we've set up this room with hidden cameras, and hired actors to play our bullies and victims. 14-year-old colette, and 13-year-old jayden are not actors. they think they're here to take p

by women who said enough is enough inspired by the women's march to see a man show vicious and so nasty against women to say if we can't be true in the polls we're going to speak out loudly about sexual assault and harassment and you to donald trump have been accused by nineteen women of sexual assault and harassment and we will make sure the world knows that. let me just let me just say this again michel you tweeted this out a little while ago thirteen women have accused trump a sexual harassment i hate guess i'll just give me a moment and then you list them at the f. area and you say i believe them or rather than just the tough criticism you have of president trump you actually have had one on one experiences with him tell us the one that's the most revealing for you well you know russell simmons and i want to go see him in two thousand and twelve when he was ramping up his birth or movement in this racist campaign against president obama and we sat in his office in two thousand and twelve with the mom from at that time the ninety six treat mosque here in new york city and a rabbi mar

a nasty morning on the septa regional rails, our infrastructure does not do well with temperatures this cold. not as bad this afternoon in that all the lines are running but many are running with 10 and 20 and 30 minute delays. good chance your train will be late and good chance you don't want to stand on the platform any longer than you have to. we'll check it again in the next half hour. >> still to come on "action news" tonight. saying good-bye to 2017 by shredding the paperwork from the

some people call us the nasty party.of the danger all those years ago of being perceived as the nasty party, she struck a chord notjust with voters, but with those in her own party who realised that perception of niceness was paramount. it was no coincidence that david cameron as he rose to power spent time with husky dogs in the polar regions. the conservatives, you see, were modern and compassionate and environmental. they even knew about veganism. they were, the theory ran, more palatable to younger, more liberal metropolitan voters as well as their rural base. but the austerity years took care of all that. the huskies were put out into the cold again, in came badger culling, a free vote on fox hunting, the green went true blue. the viral story of the last election was a failure by the conservatives to effect a manifesto promise of a ban on ivory imports. and last month a misunderstanding got reported and shared by millions, suggesting the conservatives did not believe animals could feel pain. had even voted against i

>> i am a nasty woman! >> mark: the tamarisk is nasty and foreign.ust heard, in california everything is foreign. an illegal immigrant can get a driver's license, free health care, and an unlawful immigrant can practice law in california. the one thing you cannot do is stand on the edge of a golf course covered in foliage. on that, everyone is a nativist. >> okay, so are you a nativist now? >> when it comes to vegetation, absolutely. trees and have a problem of them tipping over in the storm. >> mark: liberals are in favor of open borders for people, but not for trees. they are found all over the muslim world, but this is onere muslim ban they are willing to support. when you come to america, you can bring your prayer rooms, your hijab, your sharia law, but you better leave here tamarisk in tamariskstan. not in my stan, says california. you can have your choice of female head cover, but not tree cover. because just like some excitable young men of an extremist persuasion, the tamarisk is prone to self combust. >> tamarisk trees themselves have been e

i just think most of of it is nasty. that's just my opinion. "new york times" writer journalist he calls himself -- was at a party, and the swimsuit model picked up on something this journalist said, and we have the tweet that she describes in saying right here, sat next to a journalist from the "new york times" last night who told me melania is a hooker. whatever your politics, it's crucial to call his out for what it is. slut shaming. i don't care about her nudes or sexual history and no one should. i notice you didn't cover this story on your website. >> i did. jesse: why couldn't i find it on the website? >> it's on there right now if you want to search the melania trump category. jesse: i saw it was covered in a lawsuit melania had. >> we covered it. i could send you the link right now if you would like. jesse: please do. why do you think the "new york times" is so anti-melania? >> melania trump, i'm about to send you the link. i'm not going to continue with the interview until i do that because i have obsessive thinking. jesse: we don't h

he's also pretty funny and nasty.issy teigen takes flight. >> same time. >> we'll take you inside her airline theemd birthday party. >> somehow it works. >>> the new video, tell me you love me" dropped today. ♪ oh tell me you love me >> she kicks off her u.s. tour with d.j. khaled in january. >> "e.t." and live nation are teaming up for the holidays to bring you 12 days of tickets, which gives you, the fans, a chance to see me and some of your other favorite artists live on tour. go to live nation's instagram for all the details on how the win a pair of tickets to one of their featured artist's shows. a new winner is selected every day. one grand prize winner gets a >>> the palm springs sbesh national film festival just announce t it will present the cast of the ♪ >>> that is jennifer lopez and alex rodriguez stepping out for a date night in new york. here's what i want to know. do you think he'll give her a ring for christmas? >> think so. i hope so. we love them together. j. lo is rooting hard for her man to land on

alison: we have nasty traffic to go with the nasty weather. straight to the beltway, left lanes taken away with an accident. sizable delays through here. they are starting to move that it is as the 270 spur, parking lot and extends beyond that. , outer loopwn road of the beltway delayed back to old georgetown road and continuing to stack up, but we have hope is that accident is starting to clear at river road. blue line delays continuing because of a disabled train at franconia. i am thinking about those people standing out at the metro stop. a water main break, university boulevard and dennis avenue. that is your traffic watch. adrianna: we are following breaking news from afghanistan, two bombings left at least 35 people dead. the attacks happened at a shiite muslim center. one bomb went off outside the center and minutes later, another explosion in the basement. dozens of people were to mark the december 1989 invasion of afghanistan. breaking news out of russia, where vladimir putin says yesterday's explosion in st. petersburg is a terror a

and europe as strong democracies, as free countries to stop him from doing the nasty stuff he is doing all this talk of working together only works if he works with us on the terms of civilized western countries,, noncriminal countries and so the duties is on him and the burden is on him to stop doing that stuff he is doing. >> host: an extensive piece cowritten by greg muller and philip rucker of "the washington post"'s front page above the fold how trumps pursuit of has led the universe vulnerable to the us bride and here's a summary of it. your response. >> guest: so far he has not been able to rollback anything because -- so let's look at the chronology. russia hacked the election by hacking dnc and spreading a fake news and many other things we don't know aboutt. yet. that's a matter of fact. the obama administration in the last days of their administration imposed sanctions on russia for doing that. after those sanctions were put in place andt they are put in place by executive order there was some talk with donald trump came into office that he was thinking about lifting those s

a family does skip the ritual this year was shamed in a nasty letter. the author of that anonymous letter might want to take it back if they knew why the family did not participate.>> reporter: shady glen avenue and arlene drive in vacaville are known as lollipop and candy cane lanes. they decorate so beautifully the neighborhood is a tourist attraction. there are properties not decked out occluding the home of marcus and lindy of zara.>> it was hard.>> reporter: they received a nasty letter in the mail calling them scrooges telling them it is completely unacceptable to not decorate a house for christmas if you live on kandy lane or lollipop lane. it cost them disrespectful rude and selfish because they did not decorate.>> when you get a letter like that it is heartbreaking. it is not like i was trying to make the street ugly or whatever. i had to deal with my family.>> reporter: she used to love decorating. it was something she did with her mother. they may disney characters out of wood and place them in the yard. sherry hand-painted them. they were wo

it really is nasty. we had an overturned vehicle on the southbound northeast extension near quakertown. looks like that's now off to the side so just starting to improve there with speeds in the 30's and in south jersey our travel times, a little better than it was earlier but still a really slow pace on the southbound side of 42. delaware also has its fair share of single digit speeds. yeah, it's bad. stopped in a lot of spots this evening. jim. >> matt pelman, thank you. now the latest on the accuweather alert from meteorologist cecily tynan. >> and jim, the good news is double scan live shows the accumulating snow is done for philadelphia, for pennsylvania, for really all of delaware. we still have some snow falling in south jersey. as we zoom in, you can see near chatsworth right now, near browns mills, this is where we really do have the steadiest snow. this is all sliding to the north and east. so, it will be shutting down within the next hour, but if you are driving route 70, the garden state park

hamilton township mercer county nasty three vehicle crash.the northbound lanes of 295 in hamilton township, mercer county approaching route one and you can see the backlog. it has developed because they've only been letting some traffic by on the right shoulder for the most part all lanes are blocked. coming out here, you can see the backlog here as well by sloane avenue northbound side is just a parking lot north of olden avenue on up to the accident scene, the blockage point approaching route one. single digit speeds. you want no parts of this. stick with route one, quakerbridge road even 130. 295 northbound remains a mess but on other roadways like 95, here in port richmond it's really not too bad. no southbound delay and mass transit for the most part we're in good shape but keep in mind those septa trolleys and buses remain on a modified weekday schedule tam. >> thank you, matt. now let's take a live look here outside at the commodore barry bridge. lovely if you're looking at the view inside but if you're outside let's hope you're in a c

saw some pictures that looks like there's a really bad traffic situation and that this was a pretty nasty accident what happened. well an amtrak train just to rail on to i five a highway just forty miles south of seattle washington injuries and casualties like you said have been reported but unfortunately the exact number is unknown at the moment the highway is now closed but first responders are at the scene and they're treating it as a mass casualty incident but unfortunately we don't have any more details but we'll continue to provide you with the latest updates yeah you can see from those pictures though things this looks like a particularly nasty incident we'll bring those details that as soon as they come in many thanks to. the u.s. ambassador to the u.n. nikki haley has signaled that washington will veto a draft resolution rejecting donald trump's decision to recognize jerusalem as the capital of israel joining me live in the now killer. the latest that will tell us more that about the security council meeting what's been happening. well at the moment the u.n. security council meet

spoiler alert, it's nasty. we are now set up here in our main studio at wusa9 to reveal the results of our water bottle testing. come on down, guys. bernie in toronto here with us. guys, this has been a long time coming. you guys have had this long >> i don't see any reason not to reuse the water bottle. >> okay. now this water bottle is mine. this one is staff sergeant mcnasty, okay? this one has been real estate used for like six months. -- reused for like six months without being cleaned or nothing. the results of mine were not that great. >> yuck. >> 2,560 microdots of bacteria in captain mcnasty here. so now we look at my water bottle, bernie, and we look at yours. how are you feeling right now? >> can't wait. >> what do you think it's going to show? >> that it's okay to reuse. >> toronto, what do you think? >> i don't think it's okay to reach use. >> now after -- reuse. >> now after all the months of waiting, bernie, the results show that yours was the nastiest of all. >> i was right. i was right. i was r

yet, there are people on the other side of the aisle who have this nasty immigration attitude that affects the dreamers and everybody else. it's so un-american. it's so against the statute with the torch in the harbor in the city in which live. it's so against what the american people believe. 80% want to help the dreamers. and yet we're stymied so far. 1,000 dreamers are losing their status each week. so on all of these things the time to act is now. we will strive to reach a deal as soon as humanly possible. mr. president, if we are not able to reach a global deal by this friday on these many issues, there will be a temptation to do a short-term funding bill with some of these items, but not others. that won't work. we should do all of these things together instead of a piecemeal week by week fashion. our republican friends cannot pick and choose what they want and do what they did on the tax bill and health care bill and say, democrats, you're not welcome to be part of the deal. this one ain't under reconciliation and we rant to work in a -- and we want to work in a bipartisan way, and

was driving i asked to see his id a black guy visits the family of his white girlfriend and gets a nasty surprise. using satire and the tools of the horror film peele makes a powerful statement about real life racism in america. is hollywood at its fastest being mainstream entertainment with a serious social message. but what about two thousand and eighteen what films are you looking forward to discard quite a few but i say top the list has to be steven spielberg's new movie after all these superhero movies finally something about real life a historical real life story it's called the post and i go on. the newspaper the washington post publishes secret government documents was a pentagon they forced president nixon at the end of the vietnam war. i might have something. must be precious cargo. just government secrets mail street as the publisher who spoke truth to power to supreme court next meeting. with we could all go to prison. looks like it's going to be a steven spielberg classic i'm very excited about a movie called the captain by a german director. who spent most of his career in

but as far as i can tell, he was a pretty nasty person. anything else? [ applause ] >>> friday night american history tv is in prime time with c-span's cities tour focusing on religion. first we'll take you to the oldest baptist church congregation in the united states founded by roger williams in providence, rhode island. the tour also includes a visit to a native-american cultural center in alabama and a christian sect in albany, new york. american history tv in prime time friday at 8:00 p.m. eastern. >>> in the years before the arrival of the transcontinental railroad, tacoma was not similar to other cities of the puget sound and really the southwest. the percentage of the population was really mostly native-americans. coming over the trail and then some by sea small little villages really of americans and europeans had arrived. but mostly along the shoreline, and that was because the primary purpose here for people that were settling was cutting timber and milling timber. that was then sent down to san francisco. so that prompted a lot of entrepreneu

nasty note scrawled out a lip tick calling out for a mom for parking in a spot.is a she came back after taking her terminally ill son to meet santa. her son has rare disease that left him brian. >> she has a permit to park in handicapped parking spot. chris o'connell has more from king of prussia and story you'll see only on fox report roar like any seven-year-old garrett coynes annual visit with santa claus at the king of prussia mall is what holiday memories are made of. >> the mall is great. the stan is wonderful. he will sits down and really talks to the children. >> reporter: but this year's visit to saint nick turned sour. when the gilbertsville family walk to the mall's disable parking area outside of nordstrom's, nancy was stunned to find this message scribbled in red lipstick on her car window. it says "ur not handicap". >> so, so angry and so upset and i'm a crier, so then the tears just were coming. and i didn't know what to do. >> reporter: you see garrett suffers from a rare neurological condition called baton's disea disease. once a normal, healthy

a nasty night for sure. yeah shlg it's a friday night, not going to be the best night to go out and about. look at the temperature, 29. winds out of the north at 7. that pits the wind chill at 23, 24. it's a cold night tonight with sfil some light snow falling a r0u7bd portions of the d.c. metro area. the rest of the area, nobody is above freezing. so, everywhere we've seen the snow come down, we could see areas of ice tonight. no sun angle is not very high this time of year, does help melt things on the roadways. now the sun is going down. with the temperatures going down, we will see more ice form overnight tonight. especially watch out for the sidewalks. especially watch out for any bridges or overpasses. that is something we're going to be continuing to watch right now. but the main roads so far in our area have been okay. let's take a look up towards the rockville area. gaithersburg is at 26. shomari stone is up there in the rockville area. shomari is driving through it all. shomari, what are you seeing

. >> they are brutal, dirty, nasty work that has to be done. we will be here until it is done. >> controversial decision by donald trump, he is expected to announce the start of the process of recognizing jerusalem as the capital of israel and moving the us embassy from tel aviv. >> bill clinton made a promise, george w. bush. >> astonished how this has gone off the rails the last few days, revelations about peters rob. everyone is taking a credibility hit. >> the tax bill would be less of a mess, they are close to working out a deal. >> russia suspended for participating in the upcoming winter olympic games. ♪ >> a lot of news happening overnight, live shot from the new new york city where we are decorated for christmas because it is on its way very quickly, you are watching fox and first this wednesday morning. a lot to tell you about. happening today donald trump expected to make good on another campaign promise, set to announce the us will officially recognize jerusalem as the capital of israel, griff jenkins live in washington dc, the deci

to william clark quauntrel, be my guest, but he was really a pretty, as far as i can tell, pretty nasty person. anything else? all right. thank you. [applause] >>> tonight on american history tv, you can watch this program and more during our special look at the american west and cowboy culture. it starts at 8:00 p.m. eastern here on cspan 3. american history tv is in prime time all week, every week, for the rest of the year. >> you're watching american history tv. 48 hours of programming on american history every weekend on cspan 3. follow us on twitter at cspan history for information on our schedule and to keep up with the latest history news. >> our cspan cities tour takes american history tv on road to feature the history of cities across america. here's a recent program. >> in the years before the arrival of the trans continental railroad, tacoma was not d dissimilar from the other communities around puget sound and the northwest. the population was predominantly native american. by the end of the 19th century coming over the oregon trail and then some by sea, small little village

some nasty weather on the way. let's get the details.r north of the country, but the winds are coming down. we have had costs of an winds are coming down. we have had costs of an excess winds are coming down. we have had costs of an excess 90s —— in excess of 90 mph. in the lowlands of scotla nd of 90 mph. in the lowlands of scotland it has been closer to 50, 60. here is that swirl. it is moving into the norwegian sea. the problem is with the wind swirling around like so, on the backside of caroline, we are going dizzy winds coming out of the arctic. very cold air. with that comes the threat of snow. we have been talking about snow. we have been talking about snow showers all day and over the next few days we will be dealing with snow almost anywhere across the uk. through this evening, already snow increasing across scotland. also in northern ireland, the north west of england, into wales, part of the midlands. it could be a problem first thing in the morning. some areas closer to the coast are likely to see rain. it could cause problem

. >> this flu season could be a nasty one. texas is one of 23 states already seeing widespread flu activity. nearly double the number from the week before. dr. mary healy is infectious disease expert at texas children's hospital. >> we had more positive tests over the last couple of weeks. so it looks like maybe we are really starting to get into the season, in earnest. and that seems to be the trend certainly nationally as well. >> what concerns experts is the flu season that just concluded in australia. which some times can preview the season here. australia had the most severe flu season in five years. and the vaccine used there is the same one used here. it is blaefd thelieved one of t strains covered, mutated. making the vaccine only 10% effective. >> if you look at the we didn't have evidence that the virus has changed significantly. so, hopefully we are not going to face the same situations. >> influenza vaccine takes months to make. scientists are looking at ways of making is so when the virus mutates they can make a v

a nasty pileup 15 cars wrecked in montgomery county.usrously cold weather is not stopping a philadelphiathanks for joining us ton. i'm joyce evans. now, winlter isol her to bundle up and stay safe. we're talking about wind chills in the teens. and onear's eve it can feel like it's below zero. and meteorologist mike here and mike this weather is >> miserables definitely and way to describe and never hite ark and i don thing close to 30 late next week and west where we are frozenis hour. 18 doylestown 19 mrimy meeting and tom's river observaion showing 7 right now. i think the snow cover is impacting that site. bu get the gist oft we're veryd at 10 and the winds are adding insultre they' coming in northwest 10 to 15 making itve zero to nine above in center city. north and west is of concern. sunday and monday because the wind chill values will feel as cold as 10 to 20 below zero. look at the actual air temperatures tonight one above to 16 here in philadelphia. ifou're going to firework or to a bar it's freezing and we are about an interesting storm that may bring snow next week. lots of we

be this kind of reactions and i mean it's worth restating perhaps that what we're looking at is a nasty combustible but it's a small localized. and he trumped decision in protest but they did know you know the authorities in lebanon must have known the u.s. embassy knew because mr mattis in the run up to this in washington they said puts in extra security because we think u.s. embassies might become a focal point not a target but a focal point of localized anger. be a failure of the embassy that if you are right this morning if that isn't the stay away from programs like this one this is not the first person that there's going to be able to be seen. in public opinion that you keep camp across the country we play refugee camp because that's what they're know now but people no longer live and have been seven years in the first wave of public opinion were forced to leave what is now is and they think people are neighborhood people have really lost a lot of hope so well and kind of when you have you have an easy leader in the different lebanese who have been the president the prime minister

>> ricardo: yeah, nasty approaches about your penis and your height, yeah. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> anthony: i'm tonyce to meet you. >> anthony: good to meet you both. those who know me even a little bit are familiar with my unholy attraction to the mutant hotdog. is it actually called a hotdog here or is it called -- >> sofia: here we call it quiosque. >> anthony: quiosque. >> sofia: toasted bread, fresh sausage. >> anthony: fresh pork sausage. >> sofia: and a cheese and spicy sauce. >> anthony: and spicy sauce? >> joana: and cut in a very specific way. >> anthony: wow i really, fast knife work. >> sofia: he's asking if you want fork and knife, no we can eat it with the -- our hands. >> anthony: this is delicious. >> joana: this is very healthy too. >> anthony: yeah, i'm not so sure about that. they're busy. >> sofia: yeah, they're always busy. it's a small place and you can see its just portuguese, it's just local. >> anthony: right. how many places like this in town? >> joana: nowadays not many. >> anthony: now you guys own a tavern? >> sofia: yes. >> anthony: how's employment in portugal now? >>

the democrats can wage a nasty campaign and pick up the seats they need. they need 24 in the house into in the second. that is rough trade for them. >> other factors outside that might affect the outcome of the election. >> if there were a big clang crisis, if the economy at record high photo that could hurt the president. another thing is the commercially confucian and changing people in his own team. here is over 32% change in senior administrative posts. that's very high. it's hard to have a coherent message if you're constantly changing the messenger. north korea and iran. people could get nervous about his leadership. ten months out this is impossible to call. >> to think both parties will be more mindful of who their candidates are? >> i think the democrats have a partproblem in the party is leag to the left republicans have a problem that they have to have primary fights you have the benefactor and the desire to get rid of a lot of things. see have a predictability of both sides. u.s. have the money factor. right now the rnc is out raising the dnc b

she is seeking to perpetrate the conservatives as a caring party, the end of the nasty party and theymight be a move to try and attract younger voters. which, of course, is something labour did very successfully. downing street is also in the night, no vote that could change the policy schedule in the session of parliament. that is interesting that it clear is something the tories are worried about. we saw earlier this year a story that ended up not really being true. what it was, mentioned down in this piece, is that essentially there was an issue with whether animals were sent in and it looks like the eu legislation would be repealed and not replace. they are obviously concerned that for the tory brand, it looks rather toxic. they were surprised by how much weight was given to that story and how angry people were about it. let's move on to the financial pages to the mail on sunday the top 40,000,000-dollar to the mail on sunday the top a0,000,000—dollar incentive. for toys " r" a0,000,000—dollar incentive. for toys "r" us bosses. there are hundreds of staff in some of the uk stores

and nasty head injury to romelu lukaku. he had to be carried off.ound and did not go to hospital. we will get more details whenjose mourinho is interviewed. a penalty appeal was turned down anjose mourinho was angry. he spoke to the referee. southampton had a great chance to ta ke southampton had a great chance to take the lead. david de gea was exceptional. what a season he is having. united thought they had taken the lead late on, paul pogba finding the back of the net but it was ruled out for offside. now manchester united are 1a points behind their rivals manchester city and they are down in third place. we will talk about the team in a moment. disappointment for manchester united at home. liverpool we re manchester united at home. liverpool were at home and things were a bit better, they took on leicester and it ended in a 2—1victory. more goals for salah. he has scored 23 goals for salah. he has scored 23 goals in all competitions since signing for liverpool and the only other liverpool player to do that was roger hunt in 1961. a 2—1wind, jami

yes, this idea the nasty party, interesting timing, as well, before the boxing day shoot, a strong statement maybe she feels it will be slightly buried for maybe older supporters at this time of year.l couple of stories we can connect at the bottom, troops get £1 for christmas day as whitehall pays six and £50 for a move —— £650. christmas day as whitehall pays six and £50 for a move -- £650. the christmas dinner was on friday for troops in afghanistan who feel this has been a forgotten conflict. it is in its 17th year and we have rather taken our attention away from it. they have christmas dinner on friday. it has snowed in afghanistan, they ponder, and troops from the yorkshire regiment have been reduced to swapping the stars on the american trees for yorkshire flags —— they point out. basically saying the americans have been giving great things the christmas. theresa may has made a speech praising the troops, but it seems they have been given very little money individually. and of course on top of that the nice bit is that theirfamily top of that the nice bit is that their family and frie

still nasty. i got sick the last time i went back. i would never go back to start over there. >> reporter: for the hardings, even though it can get a little crowded, they are grateful to be together and home for the holidays. tammy leitner, nbc news, texas. >>> are you going home for the holidays or is destination vacation in store for you? wherever you yourself. there will be a lot of company on the roads with you. we have your travel forecast when we come back. >>> good morning. it is a big game sunday here in washington. the red skin hosting the cardinals in a must win for many. redskins officially out of the playoff, but plenty to play for. the defense hoping to get back on track, a rough five weeks, a 1-4 record with the defense giving up 374 yards per game and allowing 30 points per game. frustration all over this roster, including team leaders like josh norman who knows where the problems lie. >> i think communication for us is lacking. we're suffering in areas in which we have injuries, everybody has injuries. got to all speak

there's a nasty conspiracy and it is underperforming men, they are 90% men, who simply can't get it uph the share price. let's ask emotionally for those less financially driven, is mr ermotti worth £10 million a year? not if you can't do the job and the job is at shareholder value, it's the only requirement of thejob. shareholder value, it's the only requirement of the job. if you can't perform, it isn't to cause a financial crisis, don't sack a load of people, don't cause fraud in your bank, it is add shareholder value. that's all it is and they can't do it. everybody else says, to remind you, the stock market is at an all—time high, you're trying to swim against the tide and lose value in relative terms. you are losing value and getting paid millions for it... sack him. mr the briefing may be watching and he could tweet in as well, which would be good. —— mr ermotti. the daily telegraph, this is bitcoin, we are hearing almost daily threats, the head of goldman sachs called it a vehicle for fraudsters. everyone is on their back, their case? not really and i'll tell you why. looking at