start with nate. nate, could you walk us through just a brief history of religious liberty in the united states, where did it come from and then what are we seeing today in terms of an almost redefinition of religious liberty being what, from my perspective used to be thought of as a shield. start with nate. nate, could you walk us through a brief history of religious liberty in the united states, where did it come from are we seeing today in terms of an almost redefinition of religious liberty being what, from my be thought used to of as a shield. the constitution and the constitution, the used as a shield for which the majority would not impose its now on the minority but almost being wielded as a sword by the majority. -- i packed a lot in there but if you could it a shot. nate: first of all, it's a great all to be with you especially in this time where of muslims in america is the number one issue of our rty time. this is the most pressing issue trace back to the founding era where you have leader

nate good with gps coordinates. >> i gave nate the gps and the best horse i got and said, you ride downcamp, and get in the truck and go down to where you can call some help. >> reporter: separated, and then hurrying on that terrain was dangerous. the horses fought to stay together. >> fear was having that horse go down with nate and then nobody would be able to make it to get down and call for help. >> reporter: they slipped and slid. it took nate more than an hour to get to the top of the road. he got in his truck and began a frantic drive down the mountain to reach an area with cell service. >> as i was coming out, come around this corner. and there was a guy standing in the road waving his hands. what in the world? >> reporter: the road was blocked, by a smashed truck hanging halfway over the edge. nate helped the driver move his truck, and went hurdling back down the mountain to get help. meanwhile, back at 12,000 feet, josh was a long half mile from the crash. >> i sat there and watched that plane probably five minutes waiting to see if i could see movement in it or if anybody was

meet ben, nate and sean. they were in the same gun safety training class as siblings luke and nevada and were told the same steps for gun safety. >> stop don't touch. >> run away. >> tell an adult. >> excellent. >> hi i'm ben. >> reporter: do you have guns in the home? >> no. >> reporter: no guns in the home. >> no guns. >> reporter: and ben's mom is pretty confident ben will not touch the gun. >> i think he'll be frightened by the situation. i think he'll stay away. >> hi, my name is nate. >> reporter: do you have guns in your home? >> we do. we do. >> reporter: you do? >> our boys have not seen the gun. and it is secured. and i grew up with guns. so we are fine with having a gun in the house for safety. >> reporter: nate's mom also thinks her son will steer clear of the gun. >> i don't think he'll touch it. >> hi, my name is sean. >> reporter: sean's mom says there are several guns in their house, all of them locked. do the kids know that you have guns in the house? >> they do. >> we always check to make su

u nfortu nately, exposing children to this?ecome a one—stop shop for the sexual abuse of children, a place where children at of sexually did, it is where businesses can be organised, it's whether material can be ultimately advertised and distributed, all with a high degree of anonymity. and all that means the whole business of sexual exploitation of children has become more profitable and children are therefore increasingly at risk. there are some aspects of the web which support this, including the anonymous payment platforms and encrypted platforms by which material can be spared —— spread. i believe some of your viewers may be seeing some footage right now which unicef has provided of a 12—year—old girl from the philippines who was coerced into performing sexually explicit acts on line for extremely modest payments. 0ne explicit acts on line for extremely modest payments. one of the customers from the us ultimately travelled to the philippines to visit her and attempted to rape her before the authorities in the philippines t

u nfortu nately hope that they can be treated. hundreds in urgent need of medical treatment and evacuation. u nfortu nately medical treatment and evacuation. unfortunately they are waiting for the unknown. as you highlighted, the working paper and position for the humanitarian needs began several months ago and the un. unfortunately despite the hope that's been received today, the hope and progress hasn't followed the orders and they are afraid that the armed groups and the syrian regime will try and score points, utilising the humanitarian plight of the people. how would they do that? we know that over the last three and a half years the syrian regime has besieged ghouta, a few months after the famous chemical attack. and they are trying to put the pressure on humanitarian workers and communities to collapse. recently we have increased starvation and meli jewish and children, reported the un and other agencies —— malnutrition and children. we are seeing a lot of pressure on the humanitarian workers. they are pushing back. u nfort

nate, though, has been saving for his retirement since he was 16.y can have. and how insecure it can be sometimes. if the work and pensions secretary david gauke has his way, young people like 0llie and nate could soon be automatically enrolled for a pension at their employers. that, i think, will get more people into the habit of saving. it will mean younger people will be saving for those extra years, so that is significant when it comes to their retirement. at the moment, only those aged over 22 are automatically included in a pension scheme by their employers, but the government wants that age lowered to 18. soon, 8% of our salaries will be going into a pension pot, something that employers are worried about. i think what the government needs to bear in mind however is how much of the cost of that is going to be falling on employers in the future, because already the cost for employers is on course to treble by 2019. today's announcement means the cost for employers will be even higher than that. to 18, or even 21—year—olds, retirement must seem

u nfortu nately, millions to the taxpayer.nately, as i say in my letter, there has been a nervous breakdown across whitehall which made my position unsustainable. but the phrase spin doctor was invented for the new labour government, wasn't it? there was always spin, tricks, if you like. there was real substance in those governments, making britain better. most people accept that in those years of government, britain was better at the end of it than it was before. the big problem with brexit, which we are constantly rubbing up against, is that it is going to make britain worse off, not better off. eu don't know that for sure. britain worse off, not better off. eu don't know that for surem britain worse off, not better off. eu don't know that for sure. it is my strong view. a lot of people will say we have not left and you are already writing it off. you accepted thisjob in charge of infrastructure, advising on infrastructure, advising on infrastructure, already knowing the government was committed to brexit. why would you do t

nate, though, has been saving for his retirement since he was 16.uite aware of the effects being reliant on government money can have. and how insecure it can be sometimes. if the work and pensions secretary david gauke has his way, young people like ollie and nate could soon be automatically enrolled for a pension at their employers. that, i think, will get more people into the habit of saving. it will mean that younger people will be saving for those extra years, so that, obviously, is significant when it comes to their retirement. the government says that it has already had 9 million involved. young people leaving schools today are facing this perfect storm of high housing costs, a squeeze on living costs, and having to contend with a quite limited wage. it makes it quite likely they would want to t it quite likely they would want to opt out if they do not know what the pension is doing for them. at the moment, only those aged over 22 are automatically included in a pension scheme by their employers, but the government wants that age lowered to 1

fortu nately called matthew helped us.n the table for christmas dinnerand he something on the table for christmas dinner and he saved us. my mother and father went yesterday. i was at football and they went to the tesco store where we bought it and took the turkey bracket several carrier bags and took it to customer services, who rang the manager and asked the manager to come down, who refused to come down but did say, give them their money back. at this point my mum was upset and emotional and crying at that point another member of staff spoke to her and asked her the problem and she told them. she called another manager across, who was not particularly helpful but they gave as a £30 voucher, but i do not think that is enough and i know my father is writing them a letter as we speak, to complain further. i think the customer service to complain further. i think the customer service and the way they have dealt with it is disgusting. i ama have dealt with it is disgusting. i am a placid person and when it happened, it is ch

nate, though, has been saving for his retirement since he was 16. on welfare, so i was aware of the effects that being reliant on government money can have and how insecure it can be sometimes. if the work and pensions secretary, david gauke, has his way, young people like ollie and nate could soon be automatically enrolled for a pension at their employers. it's important people are educated about their options. if they don't know what a pension is, they will not know what their rights are. to an 18—year—old ac milan way off my retirement. especially if they do not earn much on saving for a house isa not earn much on saving for a house is a lot more pressing. if these plan proceeds, it could save millions from poverty in old age. mps have expressed "serious doubts" that the ministry of defence will be able to afford all the new military equipment it plans to buy. a report by the commons defence select committee says the mod will struggle to make the necessary savings it needs to pay for newjets, warships and armoured vehicles, as ian palmer reports.

nate valentine from future august hall and fifth arrow. ewith did have the opportunity to meet with the development across the street. we do support the fact that they're coming into the neighborhood. i think that street is going to get busy and a few new restaurants opening as well. it might be as commissioner lee pointed out, a concern about the use of the street as a whole. a couple of things that are very important that i'm not sure how this commission can kind of steer this, but important to us is that there is mitigating future issues. as we're building our venue, we're trying to make sure we're not causing issues and we are hoping because of a new development across the street that wasn't there ever before for venue there since 1911, that it doesn't all of a sudden create issues that weren't apparent before that time. we definitely would like to make sure that whatever sound study is conducted, that we have an agreed upon date, that we work collectively to make sure that we agree to the date that makes sense and not a date that we'r

nick and nate look related. rate, they might as well be, the three eagle quarterbacks, like the three musketeers. >> we are like brothers. it's tough to see carson banged up. >> how close are the eagle quarterbacks? out of knee surgery, carson wentz face timed them. he was loopy. we were talking, ordering a burger and he's trying to figure out the new plays. >> he's face timing out of surgery? >> pretty quick out of surgery. do you expect anything less out of carson? >> not at all. jamie apody, "action news." >> let's hope nick foles stays healthy and doesn't have to face time from the hospital bed. they have overcome so many injuries. jason peters, darren hicks, jason sproles and doug pederson said it, they believe they can overcome the carson wentz injury. we'll see. >> if defense plays to a high level and they establish a run game, i think we are in good shape. look for them to run the ball a lot tomorrow against the giants. >> thank you, jeff. >> gifts part of 19th street in center city this morning. it was

and we have reached a point where we u nfortu nately reached a point where we unfortunately cannot meetot meet the demand -- our doctors. scotland has come closest to hitting the target while england has seen the biggest increase in those facing a long wait. the performance is even worse in wales, in northern island managers to see three quarters of patients within four hours. a busy nhs meant longer waiting times and as we head into what could be hard winter, there is little sign of respite from staff or patients. coming up at 6:00 on breakfast — charlie stayt and naga munchetty will have all the day's news, business and sport. plus, the queen will commission the royal navy's new aircraft carrier into service at a ceremony in portsmouth. it's the largest and most expensive ship built for the navy. you are with a briefing from bbc news. these are the headlines. widespread international criticism of president trump of the reckless of president trump of the reckless ofjerusalem as is the's capital. some of their closest allies have called an emergency meeting of the un security council. t

>> who is nate sudfield. >> dawn teach me everything i need to know. >> new manager here. >> nate sudfield invented sudafed did you know that? i'm kidding. i made need sudafed to watch the game sunday. nate sudfield is backup to the backup quarterback, okay. >> okay he is now behind nick foles. nate was promoted from the eagles practice squad earlier this season. he is ready to go in his number is called verse giants on sunday right here on fox. what? nate, ahh, you are going outside, hugging people, by the bus stop, going to the bus stop. i love it. >> you are not supposed to say the word giants. >> there goes mikey, there goes mikey, out the door. >> you just said it. >> you said through go, out the door. >> you just said. >> i'm not going out there. >> can we finish this story. >> bye mike. >> we will take turns, you go. >> you are going to, you said it. you can go out later. >> thank you. >> so anyway we will get to know more about this guy. listen to this... >> feeling loopy after anesthesia. we were talking. just ordering a burger. talking about who knows what he is trying to figure

you can find nate pedersen on his website nate pedersen.com. he is in oregon and on the west coast, and use on twitter as well. you can also find me on my website lydia kang.com and on facebook and twitter. she read email. always happy answer them. i think this is a part where we get to ask some questions if you guys have any. but thank you for coming and thank you for listening, and not being too grossed out by a lot of this. i saw a lot of faces tonight, a lot of -- so i apologize for that. [applause] >> i have two questions. did you get your leech on ebay? >> no. i think i got it on something like leech.com. i literally googled i want to buy a leech and it showed up and a body. i think he was like seven dollars and he came in the mail in a little package and i put them in someone and he started swimming around. i thought i can't believe i just did that. so now we had him forever. we will see how it goes. >> the term quackery? >> quackery the term is actually a middle dutch word, classic silver which is a hocker. it's an old word that directl

. >> nate has done a good job, it's part of the reason we brought him up earlier in the year. teams were interested, we feel real comfortable with him obviously, you know, i've been there, too, i've been there as the third quarterback being brought up and now the number two. not only are we getting rick ready, but nate at the same time has to be prepared to play, a lot of confidence in him. >> reporter: i know you said the offense will be similar with nick, you talked about carson wentz giving him a lot of autonomy especially with his age. is nick getting the keys to the car, the way you had it with carson? nick goes in? >> yeah, understand this he is a veteran player who's played and won a lot of games not only here, but other places that he has been. nick is a highly intelligent football player, he is smart, you know to the point of you know, he and i will continue to dialogue like carson and i did during the week. i want to make sure there's plays in the plan that's comfortable with and he likes, i want him to speak his mind like carson would and we keep going. this is a ve

that victim was tropical storm nated to temple university hospital, where he was pronounced dead. police have not made any arrests. >>> authorities say the man who killed his mother in bethlehem township last week leading to an eight-hour standoff was not legally permitted to own a gun. this was the scene on friday in the 1500 block of dennis street. authorities say 36-year-old justin kept heart fired more than 100 rounds at police who initially showed up to investigate a woman body in the front yard. the woman was the suspect's mother. authorities say cap heart shot her 11 times using firearms that likely belonged to his father >> it's another example of an individual not able to legally possess a firearm but he had a number of them killing his mother and police officers and others that were at the scene that day >> authorities say it's a miracle no officers were hurt. it ended when the suspect was found dead from a self inflicted gunshot wound >> we're hearing from the mother of annin the infant attacked by a racoon in north philadelphia. the four month old named journey was rel

that victim was tropical storm nated to temple university hospital, where he was pronounced dead. police have not made any arrests. >>> authorities say the man who killed his mother in bethlehem township last week leading to an eight-hour standoff was not legally permitted to own a gun. this was the scene on friday in the 1500 block of dennis street. authorities say 36-year-old justin kept heart fired more than 100 rounds at police who initially showed up to investigate a woman body in the front yard. the woman was the suspect's mother. authorities say cap heart shot her 11 times using firearms that likely belonged to his father >> it's another example of an individual not able to legally possess a firearm but he had a number of them killing his mother and police officers and others that were at the scene that day >> authorities say it's a miracle no officers were hurt. it ended when the suspect was found dead from a self inflicted gunshot wound >> we're hearing from the mother of annin the infant attacked by a racoon in north philadelphia. the four month old named journey was rel

you can find nate pedersen on his website, nate pedersen.com. he is in oregon and on the west coast, and he is on twitter as well. you can also find it on my website lydia kang.com, on twitter, instagram which is my favorite social media, and on facebook. if you ever have any questions just shoot me an e-mail. i'm always happy to answer them. i think this is a part will begin to ask some questions, if you guys have any. but thank you for coming, and thank you for listening and not being too grossed out by a lot of the things. i saw a lot of faces tonight, a lot of -- so i apologize for that, but hope it was entertaining. [applause] >> i have two questions. did you purchase your leech on ebay? >> i did. i think i got it on something like leech.com. i literally googled i want to buy a leech, and it showed up and i bought him. i think he was like seven dollars and he came in the mail in a little package and i put them in some water and he starts when it around thought i can't believe i just did that. [laughing] but now we have them forever. we will

>> nate's done real good job, part of the reason we brought him up, you know, earlier in the year. >> teams were interested. and we feel real comfortable with him, obviously, and, you know, i've been there, too, i've been there as the third quarterback being brought up. and now the number two. so, you know, not only are we getting nick ready, but also nate at the same time has to be prepared to go in and play. >> a lot of confidence. >> offense, very similar with nick. a lot more on time, especially development and other -- nick is getting the same keys to the car the way you had it with carson? the whole thing? >> ya. ya. understand this, he is a veteran player, who has played , and he's won a lot of game. not only here, but other places that he's been. and nick's a highly intelligent football player. he's smart. you know, to the point of, you know, he and i are going to continue to dialogue like carson and i did during the week. and i want to make sure that there are plays in this plan that he's comfortable with, that he likes, i want him to speak his mind, just like carson would. a

. >> wentz tweeted this message thanking backup quarterback nick foles and nate sudfield. nate said it has been tough not being there today but he has confidence in foles to lead the team. >> this game watched very closely by fans and hoping that the eagles magical season will continue, under nick foles. >> "action news" reporter anni e mccormack is live in manayunk where fans are celebrating tonight, annie. >> reporter: walter and sarah carson wentz on the mind inside pitcher's pub today who watched the game with them. halfway through they were confident with the quarterback situation, confident in nick foles, it was those final moments that concern, shifted, wondering if the eagles were going to win. >> oh, my god, yeah. >> reporter: that is sound of the relief from eagles fans inside pitcher's pub in manayunk today after those grueling last second in the win over the giants. diehard fans going in to this game were eager, some anxious, the team nick foles, to step into carson wentz role. >> he need to get back in the rhythm, and no matter what we just can't fix carson's

we will not compete with nate coor with the united states. but we will be a supplementary if this is implemented in this way, this will be added value to nato >> in terms of what you're hearing from rex tillerson, there's been a lot of speculation back in the united states that he could be out of a job soon does that worry you when you sit at table and talk to him about u.s. commitment that you may not be speaking to the right person? >> well, in every country there's a speculation about future of the politicians. every country has ambition to choose the better poll signals if su poll signa politician this is also going on right now in poland. i don't want to interfere with the united states. >> so you're dealing with the people at hand >> i'm dealing with the person in charge now. we will deal with others who will be in charge in the future. >> for more on that, i'm joined by estonia's foreign minister. sir, in terms of the natd too allian alliance, there's questions about whether countries could take their defense into their own hands, do y

we've been at a crossroads in the past and u nfortu nately, we crossroads in the past and unfortunatelyrk. usa! usa! usa! usa! on a very personal note, let me tell you, i can't believe this. i want to take each of you for helping me to fulfil a lifelong dream of serving in the united states senate which started out with my mental and ever since then, that has been my dream. as we approach this history, as we approach this history, as we approach this history, as we approach this crossroads, we have work to do. we have worked to do in this state to build those bridges —— bridges within this state, to reach across to those who didn't vote for us, to try to find that common ground. iam us, to try to find that common ground. i am planning to do that tonight. but i will tell you, tonight. but i will tell you, tonight is a night for rejoicing because as dr king said, the moral arc of the universe is long but it bears towards justice. tonight, tonight ladies and gentlemen. tonight in this time and in this place, you helped them do that arc a little closer to justice and you did it, not only wa

has a lot of grounds to gain, and nate silveri red the same numbers, pretty ambitious, but if democrats i am pro business, i'm pro worker, that's the rhetoric people really need to be hearing, is talking to their pocketbook. >> for voters i think that will be big this year. >> showing up at the voting box. >> always a problem. >> don't for death that. >> what about sexual harrassment, such the headlines this year, and i think that the 2018 predictions for me is going to be in such a more thing on the hill, see a lot of house and senate people push for people to be outspoken about it, women are going to be far more empowered to speak on what's been happening behind closed doors, i mean, we have nbc having a problem, harry weinstein being, you know, ousted of hollywood. so really big problem right now that the culture is feeling. >> it will hit congress. >> it will hit congress. >> they shouldn't be i mean they are the law make there, they should be held accountable. >> i want to talk about the social media angle. we can talk about this, the whole political climate right now, it is jammed

we ordered that for every one new regulation, two old limb nated. must be e the people in the media heard me say that during the campaign, many, many times. as a result, the never-ending growth of red tape in america has come to a sudden, screeching, and beautiful halt. earlier this year, we set a target of adding zero new regulatory costs onto the american economy. today i'm proud to announce that we beat our goal by a lot. instead of adding costs, as so many others have done and other countries are doing in many cases, and it's hurting them, for the first time in decades, we achieved regulatory savings. hasn't happened in many decades. we blew our target out of the water. within our first 11 months, we canceled or delayed over 1,500 planned regulatory actions, more than any previous president by far. and you see the results when you look at the stock market, when you look at the results of companies and when you see companies coming back into our country. and instead of eliminating two old regulations, for every one new regulation, we have elimina

>> you want to here nate dog -- >> i love nate dog.derrated artists ever. he's like that guy that you know but you don't know. >> we'll continue to talk. we'll be right back. stay with us. >> pitch ♪ ♪♪ ♪ santa claus ♪ >> there he is. >>> hello. >> tucker barnes strolling by. >> welcome back. >> there you go. >> you'r o >> all good. it's live tv. check this out. this is what we've been waiting for for while right now. brand new this morning and early christmas present for british royal fans. >> yes. for all of us. kensington palace releasing the official engagement photos of prince harry and the lovely meghan markelle. >> they're beautiful. >> aren't they gorgeous. >> i love that one on the right. >> um-hmm. >> that top is hot. >> the palace tweeted out these two photos they were taken earlier this week at windsor. >> you know what would be cute if the queen and -- >> philip. >> philip took similar shots. >> did you say the dude. >> i think he was going to say the dude. [ laughter ] >> all right. >> i like the one on the left too becau

u nfortu nately, certain style of football.ances. sometimes, when you play against 10 men, it is almost more difficult. such was the case today. after the sand off it was impossible to play out kind of game. it was impossible to make any conclusions after a game like today. also on sunday eibar beat espanyol 3—1, while leganes make up ground on villarreal after they beat them by the same scoreline. in a little over two hours, day three of the second ashes test gets under way with australia in control in adelaide. when rain ended the second day's action, england were 29 for one in their first innings sill 413 runs behind the hosts, who declared on a42 for eight. shaun marsh made an unbeaten century. yeah, there were a few emotions. at around 90 we got a little bit nervous. just obviously extremely happy to get 100. to get 100 in an ashes is pretty special. so, england's choice to bowl first, having won the toss, looks to have been a mistake. the england coach, trevor bayliss, was asked if he and captain, joe root, regretted that

about the best examples of what is good for america this year, singled out the eagles to company nateingary to scholarships in virginia. >> it's cool. at the end of the day, it's an honor that, that would fly across one of our former president's radar, so listen, that's the point that i try to do good things for the community, spreading positivity. it's an honor to be mentioned. >> coming up, joel embiid, not tough? another big man ripped ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ it all starts with a wish. the final days of wish list are here. hurry in and sign and drive off in a new lincoln with zero down and a complimentary first month's payment. >> the first of a back to back. joel embiid is expected to suit up sunday against the suns. embid not tough? after they beat the sixers by four, he ripped embid saying all he cares about is being famous. >> embid trying to be famous. i respect him as a pla player, t he's getting tired, it looks like. when you play defense, attack him, he gets tired more. >> he's getting tired? that guy better watch out. just saying. >> he's got all that going on. >> thank you, jamie. they cele

your festival, down the drain and out to see where it gets eaten by plankton and fish and u nfortu natelynately by us again. this has —— this is gone in a week or two. unfortunately by us again. this has —— this is gone in a week or twom has the texture of icing sugar but you can see the glitter. what else are you using? we are using things like this, which is part of frost. this is pure cellulose. you could eat it if you wanted to, though it wouldn't taste nice. 0nce eat it if you wanted to, though it wouldn't taste nice. once that washes into the soil that completely biodegrade. it is no more harmful to the environment then leaves. of course, the least harmful thing to the environment is real snow. we haven't had much of that yet, but it can be made on demand, and will be finding out about that later on. now, from snow to extreme heat. 0ur weather review of the year continues with a scorching summer in southern europe. wildfires that it houses being evacuated from campsites in france, spending the night on beaches near st tropez. portugal in june, and a catastrophic forest fire kills mo

that is why i said, u nfortu nately, five giants.g to be the bbc. one of the really big ones is going to be amazon. the fact is that they have an image problem. they have a severe image problem because they run roughshod over some of the people that are contracted indie gig economy to deliver for them, and this high—handed attitude which you have indicated here. you have suffered from this, you've got parcels you are expecting... herston mark it may not necessarily be amazon's fault, there is quite a look bit of stealing going on. but i have had parcels which never arrived. you do need a reliable service. i do love amazon, but we are still talking about books, thankfully. if you want a book go to your local bookseller. you have to be prepared to pay for that, but i agree entirely. on to another story. robert, you can start as on this one. royal wedding fever. the sundays press frontpage, at hotel room £629. have you booked your hotel room for the royal wedding in windsor? talk about cheese eating surrender monkey, i am going to be in

u nfortu nately we independence question? (inaudible). unfortunately we seem to have guy on mute.ater in the programme. let's go to asia now, and china, which is the world's biggest market for beer. japanese brewer asahi tried to cash in by buying into chinese beer brand tsingtao, but it's given them a bit of a hangover. let's go to our asia business hub where rico hizon is following the story. tell us more? don't worry, i am not on mute. you know what, we are seeing ina on mute. you know what, we are seeing in a major beer investment in the mainland, as you mentioned, one of the biggest markets in the world. you have sing tao —— tsingtao brewery company, the second—largest ruhr in china, now wholly owned by mainland investors. why? it is asahi, japan's biggest relate and one of the biggest in asia, is offloading its entire stake to be chinese conglomerates fusan international. asahi held an almost 20% stake in tsingtao and it is selling it for almost i billion 20% stake in tsingtao and it is selling it for almosti billion us dollars. this deal gives fusan access to wealthy chines

. >> pederson added he would like to get backup quarterback nate sudfield playing time as well. nate has never played in a regular sees than game. >>> meanwhile fans are filled with cautious optimism, after the bird clinched the number one seed, many said that the shaky performance last night leaves them a we bit nervous, however home field advantage should make this team hard to beat. >> definitely playing a game, they will be okay but the linc is really scary. >> home field throughout, that is what you need, you know, they come to our house. this city gets loud. so it won't be easy for whoever comes into our house. >> of course, fans know that guess what nick foles is the guy, better get behind him and they better do it if they want to see this team keep winning. >>> coming up in about 15 minutes ill will take you inside the locker room for the post game celebration, after the eagles clinched home field advantage. last night. we are getting used to those powe game celebrations in the locker room. >> i'm guessing it was just a small one. >> you have to celebrate all over. >> li

we are so fortu nate skills from the nhs. have such a good health system that trains us and equips us with skills that we can share with people when they need them, like the situation in bangladesh at the moment. many thanks forjoining us on bbc news. the government has announced new plans to tackle what it calls "rogue landlords" in england. the government is looking to introduce a licensing scheme for certain landlords renting a property to multiple individuals. separately, the labour leaderjeremy corbyn, has said his party wants tenants to have more powers to avoid eviction. joining me now is our reporter sebastian chrispin. so, tell us more about what has been proposed. that's right, there has been quite a lot in the media about so—called rogue landlords, landlords that don't treat tenants properly. there has been a big emphasis on overcrowding. landlords that forced te na nts to overcrowding. landlords that forced tenants to live in properties that are not big enough. the government has set up today is a range of measure

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nate on tax reform, we joined with tw host: and as congress prepares to hold final votes in the house on tax reform, we're joined with two reporters on roundtable, day amanda g tax reform, becker professional correspondent, with reuters, capitol hill reporter with a lot to discuss about tax reform. laura davison,amanda want to ge is ahts, do you think this done deal at this point? are the votes in the bag as far vote counters are concerned? guest: it is never a done deal until it is done, this is almost sure of a deal as anything has been. when the bill was in the house previously. without sail through much of a fuss. guest: comparing it to else this year, it doesn't give you that much certainty, it is more certain said, no known votes in the senate, that is watch in terms of it getting through. there might be a smattering of in the house guest: i assume any drama in any be -- , going to host: laura davis? the : bob corker has been guy to watch. he was raising concerns over the summer about how this bill could deficit, only republican to vote no when the bill was in the senate and sur

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