they won 2—1 at st mirren. —— two nell. can find more about the cricket on the bbc website. the uk treasury is set to overhaul its public spending rules to give a financial boost to the north of england and the midlands, according to a report in the times newspaper. it says decisions about transport infrastructure and business investment would have greater focus on helping the north reduce the productivity gap with the south. some of those areas, of course, turned from labour to the tories in this month's general election. earlier, i spoke to henri murison, director of the northern powerhouse partnership. i think it is welcome. the green book is one of a series of linked issues, the government don't prepare enough major projects in the north historically. when andy burnham was a minister, he was given crossrail. no one had prepared anything of a similar impact and reach. what this will do is link to other areas of change to happen in the north so the creation for transport in the north and the metro mayors who will develop

i refused to give up the seat and said no i wouldn't give it nell"i had been pushed around all my life moment i couldn't take it anymore." that letter is part of a new rosa parks exhibit here at the library of congress. dr. carla hayden is the first woman and first african american to run the library. >> this exhibit is the first time that people will see rosa parks writing in her own hand, a clear, bold cursive, about her feelings, how she struggled, and then how she knew it was the moment to take that step on the bus. >> o'donnell: the collection is expansive. the seamstress loved to write on whatever paper she could find, like this pancake recipe on the back of a bank envelope. it also includes photos of her and jane gunter, who was also on that bus. what was that day like? >> they were commanding her to get up. i said, "she can have my seat!" and when i said that, a fair- skinned man pushed his knees into mine and said... >> o'donnell: don't you dare move. >> "don't you dare move." >> we still have quite a ways to go. >> o'donnell: rosa parks remained active in the civil rights mov

officials say said this past nell were also injured while staying in iraq where they have been anti-government protests since october calling for political reform grand ayatollah ali al sistani the country's highest shia religious leader has been critical of politicians the not heeding the protestors demands but this week he declared he'll no longer get involved in politics some reports from not jeff and shia stronghold in southern iraq. as iraq slips deeper into political crisis the one man iraq has looked to for guidance is silent grand ayatollah ali al sistani is friday sermon the liver through his representative usually includes comments on political matters closely watched in streets and halls of government alike this week the cleric an announced he'd no longer speak on political issues and he passed a cryptic message to iraq's politicians explaining why. if you read history you'll find that the problem is not with the people who have wisdom and intellect but with those who don't listen to those who have wisdom and intellect. clerics close to stanley say his silence is a show of dismay th

and joined in on his abuse actually face consequences but we have yet to see and like sean looper nell and glen maxwell have seemingly disappeared leaving many to hope that the onslaught of lawsuits will of make a difference for watching the hawks were a show of love and archie. all right as we go to break cork watchers don't forget to let us know what you think of the topics you've covered over social media be sure to check out watching the hawks the podcast is now available on spotify are up and your. everywhere you listen your favorite or well. coming up we delve into the latest news surrounding a new travel beyond being levied on the president of venezuela because of the doro by the united states and 14 other countries in that american hemisphere the black alliance for peace is now freeman joins us to discuss to watch. up until recently politics were about policy preferences and ways to implement them that is not the case today your political views are now what define you as a person and there is a moral dimension bias against those who are not politically correct is the last accep

nell' also vote on a suicide prevention bill today at noon eastern.ow live coverage of the senate here on c-span2. the president pro tempore: the senate will come to order. the chaplain, dr. black, will lead the senate in prayer. the chaplain: let us pray. almighty god, we are reminded at this time of year of the gress

you most young who have to know 111 isn't a without was a kid a willing ignorance i was even asked nell and i was the foreman of an muscular humvee left and i was among the settlements in the sky. over here like on one high shady do a hole but i liked him shit in the ad enough to hang me little by the line with us a little more only and i'm going to live with he never would have been. but i'm a sucker for the good was a fallacy a 1000000 when he didn't know what you will uppish the album and he did but many hidden a hole was mass going lost a hole and if you don't want him to let us in and wish then removing that man i had begin to want to don thave above the mass of the humble boy and indeed that the friendship he did indeed was moderate they would yell will hutton has been one of the last illinois even if he did not build one france i do not do enough women offered me 10 years ago limit divide to meet indian and i miss as not going into home myself one on one look away how gentle as a side to a lamb and a good time and in the mess i am of the little i must tell a zoo the sentiment tha

what i love about ber nell height it represents the diversity that made me fall in love with san franciscowe have a lot of mom and pop shops and you can get all your resources within walking distance. my favorite air area of my homes my little small patio where i can start my morning and have my coffee an is a sweet spot for me and i . i >> clerk: item number 1, call to order. [roll call] >> clerk: we do have a quorum. >> let me take theor

what i love about ber nell height it represents the diversity that made me fall in love with san francisco. we have a lot of mom and pop shops and you can get all your resources within walking distance. my favorite air area of my homes my little small patio where i can start my morning and have my coffee an is a sweet spot for me and i >> hi today we have a special edition of building san francisco, stay safe, what we are going to be talking about san francisco's earth quakes, what you can do before an earthquake in your home, to be ready and after an earthquake to make sure that you are comfortable staying at home, while the city recovers. ♪ >> the next episode of stay safe, we have alicia johnson from san francisco's department of emergency management. hi, alicia thanks to coming >> it is a pleasure to be here with you. >> i wonder if you could tell us what you think people can do to get ready for what we know is a coming earthquake in san francisco. >> well, one of the most things that people can do is to make sure that you have a plan to communicate with people who live both in and out

the death nell for an aide would be oh, my god you're in the paper giving him some good advice that he actually implemented. there could be no costars in his environment. i mean, he would never last in a corporate environment. a board and a publicly traded company would have fired him long ago. you look at the insidiousness of his tweeting, lack of character, lack of integrity, his lawlessness, anybody in a publicly traded situation would say we got to get rid of this guy. then what he does is he attacks those people in the publicly traded companies and they're saying i was at the yale ceo forum on tuesday and he has a group of fortune 500 ceos, very strong guys, but intimidated by him and his tweeting. >> ivanka says he is currently energized following impeachment. >> i don't believe that. >> do you think it is possible impeachment has now -- >> that is political spin. >> because it wasn't bipartisan that it has emboldened him to do more of what they were trying to stop? >> well, i think if anything you could make him even more reckless. i don't believe that he is energized. who would

further ado, i wanted to do a quick introduce of someone who we're very excited to welcome back to >> i nell. he's been here three -- grinnell. he's been here three times. it was a group of 20 students who were interested in meeting a young mayor from south bend, indiana, who president obama said might be a new leader of the democratic party. and so we got to meet with him. we sat around a seminar table. at that time we were able to talk to him and we were really excited. at that time when i got to introduce him, i was so concerned about making thure -- concerned about making sure i said his last name the right way, i forlingte about the other things to say about him. one, it is inspiring, as someone who has been a democrat for 25 years, when i became a democrat, i never would have imagined that people in the lgbtq community would have almost full rights of citizenship. it was a dream, it was an aspiration. it was not something that we thought was possible. [applause] thank you. and so for the idea that someone not only could be a full citizen, can be someone who can be car -- can be married

connell: conn nell mcshane on "after the bell." s&p 500 and nasdaq ended the day in positive territory, fighting too cover losses yesterday. we'll talk about big market movers of the day. first, here is what is new at this hour. >>> president trump on his way back to washington, the president cutting his nato trip a little bit short. abruptly canceling a scheduled news conference. this after video emerged showed world leaders gossipping about the president. melissa: "mean girls." connell: latest response from the white house on that and more. impeachment hearings back today on capitol hill. witnesses taking the stand. not everybody believing that democrats have a case. we'll talk about that. plus, a new message from north korea as kim jong-un once again ride as white horse off the peak of a sacred mountain. melissa: typical day. connell: what the staged photo-op means for the united states. melissa: i didn't mean to step on your joke. that was better one. fox business team coverage. blake burman live in london. gerri willis on floo

connell: conn nell mcshane on "after the bell."daq ended the day in positive territory, fighting too cover losses yesterday. we'll talk about big market movers of the new this hour. >>> president trump on his way back to washington, the president cutting his nato trip a little bit short. abruptly canceling a scheduled

this is one of the many people consider this one of the death nelles of the confederacy. how does sherman characterize this when he informs lincoln? he says -- he telegraphs lincoln, i beg to present you as a christmas gift the city of savannah and how does lincoln respond? many, many thanks for your christmas gift, the capture of savannah. driving home the fact that christmas, santa claus, is part of the union cause. now, this not only establishes that, it is also the civil war's the time when you start to see this tradition of linking christmas with the u.s. military. and that tradition continues on to this very day as i will talk about in a little bit. now, fortunately, the war does come to an end, unfortunately lincoln doesn't get to enjoy it very long. but nast does want to commemorate the fact that the war has ended, and he wants to tie it into christmas. now he's doing it in a slightly different way. or actually a significantly different way. it is no longer christmas is no longer promoting the cause of the union, it is promoting the cause of reuniting the nation.

i've written four books about ronald reagan had a very, very devoted relationship with his mother nell. so much so that when he was age he and his brother neal were given the choice to follow disciples of christ, while neal chose to go into the roman catholic church. that in itself, he always said nothing but very, very warm things. he gave her a job in hollywood in the 1940s answering his fan mail for him. bought her a house. bought her and her house a house, her and his father a house. i think most presidents, and again, i think this is an indicator of leadership. most presidents had very, very good, maybe sometimes tumultuous, stipometimes battli and very strong relationships with their mother. abraham lincoln despised his father, but he loved his mother, but maybe how a mother raises a son is just as important if not more important than how a father races a son. so that's one question. on temperance, washington himself was a whiskey distiller and quite successful at selling it. in fact, there's still a distillery on the mount vernon today. he was known to have a cocktail although t

and that's why glitter nell is known as a sacrifice own more than 70 residents especially children have tested positive for heavy metals including planet 9 this who has dangerously high levels in her blood stream she and her 2 children suffer from headaches exhaustion muscle and body pains lack of concentration and other symptoms. and no one has taken responsibility they haven't said what will be the long term consequences what will happen to our children we have been totally abandoned by the state what will happen to my children if i die. the good news is that chile's government has vowed to close down all coal plants by 2040 and replace them with clean energy sources like solar and wind them. these measures aim to confront climate change and contribute to reducing greenhouse gases but they also are intended to create a positive impact in the cities where there is contamination from coal plants chilies pledge to each carbon neutrality by 2050 it will require one of the fastest coal shutdowns yet for a coal dependent economy but the government's plan to begin by shutting down 8 of chile

nell' also vote on a suicide prevention bill today at noon eastern. now live coverage of the senate here on c-span2. the president pro tempore: the senate will come to order. the chaplain, dr. black, will lead the senate in prayer. the chaplain: let us pray. almighty god, we are reminded at this time of year of the greatness of your gift to us in sending your son. use us as instruments for his glory. because of our faith in you, make us bold as lions in these turbulent times. may our lawmakers work together to protect and defend our constitution, realizing, as iron sharpens iron so friends sharpen friends. make our senators grateful for the fires in our nation's history that have tested their commitment to freedom, providing opportunities to become profiles of courage, serving their generation with faithfulness. we pray in your great name. amen. the presiding officer: please join me in reciting the pledge of allegiance to the flag. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america, and to the republic for which it stands, one nation unde

start voting, that's a lot more powerful than waiting until they're off on their own and you know, nell' get to it when they get to, so for forth. >> thank you. >> so i just want to-- >> somebody's going to come around with a microphone. sorry, i forgot to announce that. there are a couple of people with roving microfoenphones. >> hello, thank you for taking my question. while there are some things that i agree with you on and would push back to say we should have 16-year-old's voting so we're capturing more of kids at that age. as the mom of a 17-year-old i would have been totally confident with they are voting last year and i'm excited she'll get to vote in the caucus, but i want to push back. as a des moines resident and i'm a transplant to iowa so i grew up in new jersey thinking that this was really dumb that iowans got to vote first and now that i've moved here and seen many times, i think bradley was my first caucus, so i've been through several times of this process and i've worked through the system. i do want to push back that, first of all, that black and brown communities ar

i'm not sure that on a 30-plane strike that i want somebody at nell lis or somewhere controlling the armed drone in the middle of it shooting the missiles, and just strikes me wrong, you know. you can get hosed that way. that doesn't work. so my point is, my point is the pilot, the human will always be the key factor in a win of aerial combat, and some of you may not believe that. but take a look at the volume of airplanes in china or russia or north korea. they got a lot of them. we do not want to find ourselves numerically inferior to any of the countries. those are deterrents. i don't want any more combat. i don't want them for you young ones. i don't want to see it again. in my lifetime, i hope we never vit, b have it, but you have a deterrence and you have to have the ability, and another thing, one more thing, in the ranger, i had 400 guys on ranger with me, and anybody want to venture the average age? 19. somebody hit it right on the head. the average age of the volunteer force of the aircraft carriers and the beautiful nukes out there, 10, 11 of them out there now or will be

in the sun belt, he doesn't fare much better with nell negative rail ratings in two states he took lasteorgia. here with me to break it down, our republican strategist and former senior adviser for hillary clinton. welcome to you both. do these negative approval ratings necessarily translate into electoral college losses? >> i don't think so entirely, but look. anything can happen, since we're sitting a year out now. the reality is this, kendis. that people vote with their pocketbooks. we've known it for so long and where we are right now, republicans are feeling pretty good. they're feeling they could get into places like pennsylvania, wisconsin, michigan and hold to those tight. trump has an agenda for you. democrats don't have it. what they're seeing now at the primary field, agenda problem. put aside the whole impeachment thing a moment and republicans calling that political theater. they're banking on really what goes back to the party's fundamentals. core fundamentals. saying what we're seeing an economy that's energized, adding jobs by the month. last month was so, i would say re

he talks about the fact that the media nell in love with him. he was beloved by both parties. there were political fights with president obama. that's where we begin this story, right? then you go to the idea that the president was of course watching everything play out. the white house kept saying the president is busy. he's working. he's really -- he was watching tv like everyone else, seeing these votes. and he was surrounded by people close to him. but i say very, very much angry and very much feeling aggrieved and like a victim here. he feels he's the target of a smear campaign. he feels personally aggrieved. this is historically what his legacy is. even people think he doesn't care because he has a brash brand of politics, he deeply cares and this is something that is not going to go away. >> he is not a reader of history. he probably said he's not a reader, period. he's somebody very engaged with the idea of legacy and his place in history. >> well, he is very engaged in how he looks. it's an ugly word. it is now attached to him. from being in the hotel business he does

in 2016, van jones and car nell bettcher both said to me that the perception of trump as awe racist wouldas disqualifying and that he could win. and he was right. >> why did it take so long? >> we all know that i need forgiveness and you guys show me forgiveness all the time with how you elevate what i'm trying to convey to the audience. my gift is gratitude. you guys are the best team in the business. i don't often get to work with all i don't have you this way. it is a privilege. you make it better for the audience, make it better for real people. and to watch it in person is tremendous as a journalist who's been in it as long as i have. gratitude to each and all of oyou. thank you for being with us tonight. but most importantly thank you all for giving us the opportunity of your attention. thanks for watching us. an encore presentation of the pbs news hour politico democratic debate is next. hi. maria ramirez! mom! maria! maria ramirez... mcdonald's is committing 150 million dollars in tuition assistance, education, and career advising programs... prof: maria ramirez mom and dad: maria

thank you, ed, thank you sheriff nells. katie: my turn.rt. let's see here. kind of heavy. this is appropriate. please do not confuse your google search with my medical degree. carley: web md. katie: quite important. and ole miss mom. griff: going to be an ole miss christmas as mother of ole miss student that's only appropriate. ed: i guess i didn't get a present this year. [laughter] carley: i was like i do have another gift? sorry. this is ed's moment. ed, i think you are going to like it. ed: you have been talking for a while. carley: sorry. ed: no, kidding. i'm a baseball fan. carley: you are. a very special baseball. it is a hand painted commemorative jacque robinson baseball. ed: this is so sweet. carley: only 320. and, this of course, is because ed wrote a book about jacque robinson. ed: so sweet of you. carley: and you have a special out on fox nation. ed: all kinds of moments from jackie's career and hand painted. carley: all thoughtful gifts personalized. i like it. griff: i'm going working out. carley: yes. griff: in a cowboy hat

ed: our next guest, fort bend county sheriff nells is hoping to help his community by serving on capitolthe army overseas to run her his sheriff seat. joining us now is the sheriff himself. why are you running in. >> good morning. >> nice to see you, sorry. so why are you running? >> i see that washington is broken, you know? being in the great state of texas, you know, we're only four hours away from laredo, and we have a very porous southern border. and i have seen that washington is broken, congress has a responsibility to secure our southern border and keep the american people safe. but serving as sheriff in fort bend county, it's case after case of the number of individuals that have been deported more than one time committing crimes against the people of fort bend county. and then as a sheriff, i have to explain to those victims i'm sorry that your son or daughter was assaulted by this individual, i'm sorry that this individual broke into your home and took your family heirlooms. oh, and by the way, he's been deported more than one time. ed: sheriff, you know congress is not workin

join the system is easy to use to make hard against typical human limitations errors nell's people torapidly understand key information about what is happening. high levels of human performance can be achieved. join design it encourages axis, and system designs can prevent. prevent them. a key foundation to save air travel is to design controls and displays, automated systems to rely upon their aircraft. seventy year history shows that safety is significantly enhanced with the human factor engineering is prioritizing the design and development of the aircraft. history is also shown us that catastrophic consequences other considerations are outright ignored part in the case of the boeing 737 mac, the failure to incorporate known human factors design principles, and human processes, and analysis, design, testing and certification, paved the way for both the aligner and ethiopian air crashes. these accidents resulted from inaccurate data provided by the aircraft, cascading effects on mcats. the additionally mcats has inherent and reliable ability created new challenges for pilot performa