watch. >> i'm hoping to visit the dmz and say hello, i'm otto's mom. i hate you.rt me anymore. so i'm coming out to see you. i want to look you in the eye and see evil and face it and know that as good people, we will win. >> in december 2015, otto warmbier was on a guided tour of north korea when he was arrested and charged with stealing a propaganda poster. he was detained for 19 months during which time he suffered some type of brain damage. he was finally released and flown home in june 2017 and died six days later. the warmbiers have mostly supported president trump's diplomatic efforts to solve the north korean nuclear crisis but they have been critical of the president's praise for kim jong un. sandra? >> sandra: trace gallagher. thank you. up next, it has been a prethanksgiving tradition for years. but the curtain just fell on the victoria secret fashion show. so is that a sign of the times? it is friday night and the ladies are here. ♪ ♪ ng nexium 24hr to treat his frequent heartburn, steven could only imagine enjoying a spicy taco. now, his world explode

hello it's fred and cindy warm beer otto's parents we'd like to meet with the ambassador.hat you never know before that his parents shared photos of their son with us. and that out of playing football and he loved that 3 years ago otto warm beer was arrested as a tourist in north korea allegedly for stealing a poster entirely. made the worst mistake of my life a show trial and sued warm beer grovelled and spoken of an alleged covert mission for the u.s. more than a year later north korea admitted he was in a coma with brain damage and approved his repatriation back in cincinnati within a week his hospital bed had become his death bed his parents accused pealing young of torturing him pointing out a new scar on his foot. that doesn't just happen and he didn't have any scars on his body but u.s. court ordered north korea to pay $500000000.00 in damages the regime says a faulty dosage of tranquilizer caused the coma. since the regime refuses to recognize the ruling those parents want north korean assets seized wherever they violate u.n. sanctions that's how they found out abo

hello it's fred and cindy warm beer otto's parents we'd like to meet with the ambassador. but to our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states and all around the world welcome we begin the day with worries over russian interference in an election but this time the worry is centered in the u.k. not in the u.s. in exactly one month voters in britain and northern ireland will go to the polls to choose a new parliament the election is being seen as another referendum on brights it the u.k. voted in 2016 to leave the european union but so far no breaks it just breaks it delays the decision that voters make on december 12th could be the most important in a generation so so much is at stake and yet the government is being accused of withholding information from voters u.k. intelligence has put together a report on russian interference in u.k. politics but the government won't release that report until after the election the opposition is accusing the prime minister of a cover up saying boris johnson must have something to hide and hillary clinton who more than anyone knows the sting

germany should deal with relics from this dark chapter in its history this top hat once belonged to otto if it it was one of the highest rated items at the munich option a bit up paid $50000.00 euros for it many objects feature the swastika a nazi symbol considered anti constitutional in germany and is therefore banned. all these. all these not see flags or whatever they sell or bahrain i mean it was and still is not super pac and so in moral and ethical terms i think it's highly problematic the auctioneer on the other hand claims that objects like the top had a historical pieces of evidence and. it is a historical object like any other the fact that its owner was a mass murderer is under sputum but the things that belong to him and were part of his environment should not be mythologized by prohibiting the sale today. support of the personal items the auctioneer said would show the banality of evil the historian rejects this he believes context is necessary context that can be provided in a museum the ocean has said that it conducts checks on its business but in effect it is impossible t

since the regime refuses to recognize the ruling otto's parents want north korean assets seized wherever they violate u.n. sanctions that's how they found out about a controversial hostel on north korea's embassy grounds in berlin. so. this is a clear violation of e.u. and international law. yet since the grounds are also guarded germany's foreign office says it's a difficult situation it says the hostile business is the object of an ongoing legal dispute and declined further comment. if you don't hold them responsible for their actions there that empowers them to continue this horrible behavior that's also why the warm beers recently distanced themselves from the u.s. president they call donald trump's close relationship with kim jong il an intolerable i wish she is to accept there's any reason to compliment this this monster. and they pledged to continue speaking their minds everywhere. we just want to know what happened to our son there must be records on it were caring parents but on the intercom with the embassy would it be possible for us to make an appointment with the ambassador.

. >> otto tells us his contract with the limousine company, ab limousine of san francisco, included $1500her, which is why the family never received their pictures. >> i feel sad because we pay for the pictures and we didn't receive anything. >> otto contacted 7 on your side and we reached out to the limousine company owner. he would not discuss the case but finally did pay the photographer. the family received this video. and hundreds of photos. >> i cried because it looks so nice and makes me remember everything. >> it's like stepping back in time. i cried when i see me and my dad dancing, also with my mom. i was telling her that thank you because you work really hard to give me that party. i know you love me a lot. i love you too. >> happy birthday. >> brings tears to your eyes. >> the lesson here. if you're having a big event with many services. consider to pay each vendor independently. don't count on a third party to pay all the contracts for you. i want to hear from you. my hotline is open monday through friday. the 415-954-8151. you can reach me on my facebook page and abc7news.co

if we don't so incredibly one of the state bodies that had been surgically crippled by mr adelson otto's actions so it's almost unfair to expect that in the situation that's working such a low low budget could intervene in historical conflict as this of the rubber plantations some of the meaningless. but the former loggers and settlers down here helped get bosso not reelected and he's repay them by stripping by protections and empowering their dreams. on the other hand while the mainstream narrative blames big business for the structure of the room for. discovering is that a lot of ordinary people see this as an opportunity for them. people are almost willing to give their life away in order to guarantee the occupation of their land so this seems like their 1st and last chance in life and this is why they are so adamant self staying there and pursuing their dring. milfoil of you peace for you but they have to carry him he will buy. more food no horse or money on and they. don't want to be poor folk or cannot. you are one woman they are want to go find of them but are christian i mean if

pictures. >> i feel sad because we pay for the pictures and we didn't receive anything. >> reporter: ottocontacted 7 on your side, we reached out to the limousine company owner. he would not discuss the case but finally did pay the photographer and the family received this video and hundreds of photos. >> i cried because it looks so -- so nice and makes me remember everything. >> reporter: it was like stepping back in time. >> i try when i see me and my dad dancing, also with my mom. i was telling her that thank you because you work really hard to give me the party. i know you love me a lot and i love you, too. ♪ >> reporter: the lesson here, if you're having a big event involving many services, consider paying each one directly. i'm michael finney, 7 on your side. >> good advice. >>> a new app developed by stanford grads is connecting senior citizens with student companions including one retired art teacher living in sunnyvale. ruthy newman is 86 years old and lives at an assisted living center. she heard a talk by one of the co-founders of monami. for $25 an hour a student who shares a

fog stays around longer and for the north bay visibility is definitely tough in santa rosa and of otto currently you will be seeing fog departing late morning for the bay itself, staying with our coastal areas well into the afternoon while are inland valleys, not seeing any fog this morning. that's your temperatures will have the chance to be a bit warmer than yesterday's work. 40's and 50's for your current temperatures, a warmer start to the morning for the north bay you can thank the fog for that actually keeping you out of the 30's for the first morning in a while for our north bay counties into the afternoon today expect 50's 60's 70's and 80's really wide range of temperatures obviously cooler at the coast while warmest further inland. rob. >>all right. thank you john checking in on the bay bridge traffic i see a little opening in some of the fast track lanes right down the middle so they're looking at tad bit better. but overall the backup a still pretty far and it goes through the maze. so right now. it's averaging 10 minutes but you know that's going to go backup as folks cont

77 wntown san jose in morgan % hill you're going to be at 77 today and we're looking at 75 enough otto 76 degrees and we're going be in a wine country say in napa and 77 for the afternoon high in santa rosa. tomorrow's gng to be very similar. we're going to seus some cloud and send us so sunshine. the mixture there and then into thursday and fridayhe 2nd half of the week things are going to cool down a lile bit as we get into the afternoon highs and then pick back up it's going to be a really nice weekend in store spend it outside if you can because we're looking at low to mid even maybe some upper 70's, pecially as we get into sunday with a whole lot of sunshine. well that'a look at the weather let's see how the traffic is moving with it's movi well, thank you. rebecca. some of the cash lanes at e bay bridge toll plaza, but if you have fast track if you are car pooling you don't have to worry about this weight or the crash here which is spilling bk to the 80 over crossing so as we cotinue to 4 o'clock into 5 o'clock like it's going to be busier and busier so get on out there now. so y

germany should deal with relics from this dark chapter in its history this top hat once belonged to otto if it's now it was one of the highest rated items at the munich option a bit up page $50000.00 for it many optics feature of a swastika a nazi symbol considered and he constitutional in germany and is therefore banned all these. all these nazi flags or whatever they are they sell or be a bargain i mean it was and still is not soprano so in moral and ethical terms i think it's highly problematic the auctioneer on the other hand claims that objects like the top hat a historical pieces of evidence and. it is a historical object like any other the fact that its owner was a mass murderer is undisputed that the things that belong to him and are parts of his environment should not be mythologized by prohibiting their sale today initiated hundreds support of the following personal items the auctioneer said would show the banality of evil the historian rejects this he believes context this necessary context that can be provided in a museum without placing them in the proper into the proper his

we're once again in the 40's and 50's very normal start for the morning, 45 inapa right now 43 in of otto 49 in downtown oaand, 59 if yoe coming into downwn san francco shortly 50 degrees in san jose right now. temperatures are going tchange it again in some spots we might see it a little higher than what we saw even over the weekend like livermore look at that 78 degrees that's what we'r expecting the temperature to be later on this afternoon conquered, you'll be at 76 and then we're going to be in low to mid 70's, a longebayside communities like downtown oakland at 72 hayworth 74, san francisco, we're looking at a high o 71 with a whole lot of sunshine to enjoy around the entire bay area as we get into tomorrow. ain we're tracking that so weather system heading our direction. it is going to keep teeratures a cool just a bit. early tuesday and into the 's but then the winds really start to amp up once we get into wednesdawith a partly sunny skies little change on thursday, it's really going to be about the same as wednesday and then once we get into he weekend. we're looking at a party c

>>east a man is facing chaes after shooting man with arrow's lice arrested a day per se otto ter he shot an homeless encament right along the san francisco bay trail. 2 people were hit and rushed to the hospital b they are expected to be okay. we're getting more details on a deadly shooting involving an off-duty richmond police officer cuse me that's the east bay richmond, the family attorneys for thman killed says that he would still be a lot. ifhe officer had done just one thing kron four's has it been you has more. >>flood vehicle pulling into the va gas station parking lot on fairgrounds drive in vallejo another vehicle, all the way out of the parking lot a source familiar with the when to mid exited their t is vehicles, followed by an argument that it did with an off-duty richard police officers shootg 39 year-old eric reason he was onounced dead at the sea. a witnes tellclub for that the cident was captured on surveillance video that now thheadsf the investigators the seen the videos civil f rights attorneys will listen old is now representing the reason family. >e absolutely have

temperatures this morning warmer than yesterday were in the 50 and even 60's for parts of the bane of otto and pittsburgh in the low 's napa you're one of our spots in the 40's defitely on the cooler side. most of uare warmer than yesterday most notably novato in fairfield each 20 to 12 degrees from 24 hours ago. daytime highs later today, a little cooler than yesterday is not looking at as many 70's on the map were mostly staying in the 60's for your afternoon today with those windier conditions later on back to you robin all right, thank you jon, i want to check in on traffic, it's been looking good so far we've had no big problems. >>are trouble spots on bay area bridges, they are just getting a lite busy and a little crowded, not all all of them some of them like 92, that's one example of you know the commute picking up a little busy for yohere on the flat section west of the toll plaza high rises wide open yo good their foer city you're good connecting with one on one and to 80 so we're off to a great start get out there now now leave early if you can i know sometimes it's hard to rol

>>senior resident saturn of otto complex say they were left without guidance during that pg e power shut off over the weekend. we're talking about the villas at hamilton in novato one woman there in her 80's apparently tripped over another resident who had fallen. others got disoriented and cried out for help now the head of the hamilton tenant association claims that a property management company abandoned its tenants many who are too old or sick or impaired to care for themselves during an extended outage. the property management company has not commented on this. >>another look at the forecast on this hollowing evening. that's right. one of the call we eve notice it's so it's of art. >>how close is there story behind it i'm not up to speed they go shopping offer for all saints day tomorrow, ok, so that's something that pushing and shoving is getting cold tonight though to keep the ghosts and goblins out there a little caution when you're out driving to watch out for them. let's check in to that forecast to what we've got going on clear skies not much the way of winds that's good but a

time to recap headlines now former brazilian president lula da silva is challenging jack nicholson otto's right wing government the day after being released from prison told supporters the left must take back the presidency the next election iraqi security forces have killed at least 4 i think government demonstrators while trying to clear protest sites and back that have been demonstrations for weeks with people saying they're fed up with corruption a struggling economy and the lack of basic services cambodian opposition leader has been freed from house arrest more than 2 years after being charged with treason his release comes a day after the sam rainsy the co-founder of their band party arrived in malaysia from his self-imposed exile in france. you when experts say it's highly probable and that strike on the migrant detention center in libya was carried out by a state ally. the draft report declined to name the country but allies include the u.a.e. and egypt the attack in july near the capital tripoli killed more than 50 people and wounded more than 130 others the draft u.n. report als

i wrote him asking otto allen, Ãbwas a british author i did not know but she had read one of my earliers and was very happy to do it. in the business they are called blurbs. so you ask people you admire and also your friends to tell you honestly. i fortunately never had one go, i'll pass. so that's how that comes about. >> think you. >> i love to hear about your initial contact with yvette and how you want her over? >> that was quite an event. i started off with a belief that she was dead. joe had died in the 1970s and i figured Ãbbut allen hampton this now friend of ours i had her initially going to the french archives which can be a mindnumbing experience because of the bureaucracy in france. she had been handling it as a journalist for years so she knew people, she went to the right people and i said, it would be really great if yvette was still alive because i look for her online and 90-year-old french women apparently don't spend a lot of time online. [laughter] one day i get this email from alan and she said, i found her she's alive. it literally just blew me away. i thought okay,

say it is getting cold around the bay area right now 41 degrees and dublin $0.38 and some of 39 of otto 36 petaluma how about that 36 degrees in santa rosa, almost to the freezing mark right now in saint helene a very cold air in place we're going to see some freezing temperatures when you wake up early tomorrow morning, partly cloudy skies tonight, some cold showers continue mountain snow out there as well tomorrow, partly cloudy and cool with an isolated shower mainly over the mountain tops. thanksgiving a holiday and then another strong storm headed our way so really this suffer storm a great news to get the rain in here but more importantly you can see the jet stream the storm door is open a series of storms are headed our way. thank you lawrence. >>anthanksgiving dinner, the last minute items without people shopping for today is your personal information safe. the dmv is now being accused of selling that sarah's last tuition payment, sent off. feeling od? oheah. now i'm ready to focus on my project. ♪ ♪ this is why we plan. ♪ ♪ you never cease to amaze me, maya. see how investing w

former american hostage otto warmbier who died after being released from north korea in a coma said theyg down north korea business assets and his family wants to hold them accountable for human rights abuses. iraqi security forces clashing today and 4 demonstrators were killed. astronaut ventured out for the second week in a row to repair a detector. they needed to slice through 8 stainless steel tubes with bolt cutters. they will install new cooling pumps. some of the stories beyond our borders tonight. we'll be right back. man: sneezes skip to the good part with alka-seltzer plus. now with 25% more concentrated power. nothing works faster for powerful cold relief. oh, what a relief it is! so fast! wean air force veteran made of doing what's right,. not what's easy. so when a hailstorm hit, usaa reached out before he could even inspect the damage. that's how you do it right. usaa insurance is made just the way martin's family needs it - with hassle-free claims, he got paid before his neighbor even got started. because doing right by our members, that's what's right. usaa. what you're m

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we couldn't of otto year only at 23 degreesright now that may be the coldest number i've seen in some time on the bay area map so it is free agen out there definity bundle up as you're getting outside santa rosa is 6 degrees cooler an yesterday while nevadoown 9 degrees from yesterday so today sould be are primily dry one definitely drier than we have been a couple of sprinkles could be seen especially for the south bay at times. but overall wee going to stay pretty calm now tomorrow we start com but rainfalpushes into the afternooand evening and this rain event right here is going to be packing a punch a very mst system pushing its way on into to the bay area on the specially resulting in heavy rainfal from the santa cruz mountains into the north bay and it will also result in multiple more feet of snowfall pilg up in the sierra nevada, again that starts saturdaafternoon takes us on through sunday. so the latter part of your weekend is notoing tbe so fun for your travels today though in the easy one for travels as we will remain dry. this afternoon brings daytime highs pretty similar

now for at let most of us in the bay area and whais making for such a great start to the day none of ottota rosa san jose just among areas that ar lookg at visibility down below a mile currently the faa definitely is in the process of clearing. but t's really going to kick into high gear come 09:10:11am these are clearing hours and by noontime today. we should be seeing a lot of sunshine, something that will stick around through the afternoon before fog scoots back in on into tomorrow morning. st continuing the trend foggy start sunday finishes that's something we've gotten used to this week for sure 40's and 50's for your current temperatures across the bay. hey we're uble in concord pittsburgh. all in the mid to upper 40's. well oakland alameda and san matteo 52 novato sitting at 50 deges currently high pressure sits across the region keeping us nice and dry well much the rest of the country is actually in the grips of an arctic chill we're continuing to see temperatures above average and dry weaer at least until next friday when we could see a few light sprinkles. now he's like a possi

but that's about it looking good turn of otto looking good through marin city checking the bay bridgestanding out so not as many folks on the road this morning and we can tell because we have a clearing here from the 80 over crossing and you're back up right down the middle in those cash lanes its bills right here to west grand. now there's another little pocket, leaving oakland on 5 of the west's as you murder with 80 ecc those people are trying to get in to emeryville of an 80 west you're slow from west grand to the toll plaza folks heading to san francisco, 5.80 all clogged up leaving san leandro to oakland. there's an accident at 13 right at the split that has traffic stacked up doesn't look like a major crash. but it's definitely crowding up your drive. one oh one is recovering from that earlier accident on the lower deck. it's pretty busy northbound from 2.80 to the skyway so you're looking at 20 minutes from brisbane to 80 in san francisco. well, robin it hasn't started raining. >>yet, but if you are driving on highway one oh one just south of 8 80 in san jose and looks like it

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he was shackled he was held incommunicado for 36 hours not even able to call his own more or munich otto for 36 hours not even able to call his own more or if there was no reason for such a very minor charge to treat him in this way this was clearly a politically motivated stunt to intimidate max to maintain a minor charge to treat him in this way this was clearly a politically motivated stunt to intimidate max to intimidate journalists like max in it shameful and the other thing the chain will many other journalists like max in it shameful and the other thing the chain will as we've touched upon is that this is getting perch we know as we've touched upon is that this is getting perch we know coverage in the press you know this because the mine. in the press you know this because the mine statement by john pilger a journalist in great britain he said what passes for journalism today john pilger journalist in great britain he said what passes for journalism today is anti journalism and i told you agree with them you know i mean the message is being sent here you. you have to toe the line

militarily, you mentioned to some problems with the us being pushed further out and i think-- and otto [inaudible] it's-- when i look at this administration, they obviously have recognized the challenge of the rise of china and brightly articulated that we are in competition with china, but for some reason the south china sea has not been at the top of the agenda. the last i checked president trump has never tweeted about it during his time as president and as far as i know in terms of public records it's never come up with discussions with xi jinping. why do you think-- given how important it is and that you clearly outlined its importance in your book why you think it's been an issue mainly-- mainly among scholars and not risen to the national leader level? guest: of course, one level is it's an issue with american military and they are vividly aware of it. on the other hand, i think strategically what we've done is wrong. as you know we rely on the motto that our ships will go within 12 miles of the chinese islands and we will routinely go through there and we have been organizing s

the upper 70's, sonoma topping out at 78 degrees and petaluma as a matter of fact, mid 70's front of ottoour a little bit cooler but there's still a lot of sunine and 66 degrees. so the warming trend continues today buthen things start to cool off as we get into tomorrow. e winds really pick up on wednesday. we do have aire weather watch in effect from wednesday into thursday and then a friday saturday and suay we are highs are going to be in the 60's with partly cloudy conditions. that's a look at weather, let's a check traffic with robin all right. thank you. rebecca we're ading over to the san mateo bridge to take a little peek at 92, which is couge. >>following its full of traffic here people leaving hey we're trng to make their way over the peninsula, your drive time has nothe snow it's just under 40 minutes now to make it from the tolls are actually from the imitz through the tolls throughhis heavy traffic that you see here and over to the peninsula, nothing in your way in just a t of commute traffic into foster city and send the tale the ba bridge traffic 80 west has thinned out on

. >> reporter: otto warmbier went to north korea in 2015 was arrested and sentenced to 15 years hard labor for stealing a poster. he was released in 2017 in a coma and died shortly after. now his parents are starting a new crusade to hold the north korean government accountable by cutting off its funding. >> our mission would be to hold north korea responsible to discover, recover and discover their assets around the world. >> fred and cindy rob ross is a bill collector hidden accounts, illegal north korean businesses and shell corporations in multiple countries. hoping to force north korea back to the bargaining table by choking off its money supplies. >> we will win. we have to believe we can win. we cannot give up. we can't give them a pass. we have to fight with all of our power. >> reporter: there also calling on the trump administration to make human rates a priority in any upcoming talks with north korea. denuclearization is been at the top of the agenda and that's not likely to change. the administration has also increasingly focused on efforts to get the south korean governm

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bay regional park dtrict st police departments, a 22 year-old a day per se otto shot arrows a3 homeless people along the san francisco bay trail. while they are at their homeless campment. police say 2 of the people a man and a woman were struck by rushed to the hospital e for expected both victims are to survive. 8 people d 3 dogs n't have a home tonight after a fire took over their hse in union ci. alameda county firefighters tweeted these pictures firefighters say the fire broke out justefore noon today at a home on merritt she no place no one was iured and there's no word yet on how that fire started. >>a trfic stop in pacifica has led tthe recovery of a stolen truck and drugs about 1120 on sunday pacific a truck along highway one near rockaway beach avenue. police y the truck was treling in an erratic the matter. before it suddenly stop blocking a le of traffic. they say the driver 44 year-old aaron chester from redod city. present any identification th officer eventually learned chester was driving a stolen truck and he was carrying a sizable amount of methamphetane and drug parap

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the only intervention we know is his intervention into the captivity in north korea of otto. by the time he got home it was too late and he died shortly after being released. we believe that this young man is alive and can in fact come home safe to us. in any e that negotiation with syria, the fate of our hostages should be front and center. senator e pleased that lindsey graham has indicated exactly that as well. again, showing you the bipartisan concern about those being held in syria. on august 11 of this year, austin tice's parents wrote an op-ed that appeared in papers around the country, which was the birthday of austin tice. they said today we wish we could remind him of how glad we are he was born, how blessed we are to be his parents, and how truly we believe the world is a better place for him -- for having him in it. those are the words of his parents. we're on the floor of the house today to speed austin tice ome. i want to ask my partner to come to the floor now, representative al green, who, of course, is the representative from the home state of austin tice's p

otto tariffs in the u.s. continue to be a risk but there is more.re is the diesel scandal, the , the sector is facing the challenges. it is a big transition. francine: the most writing aspect of the german economy this year is deterioration of the manufacturing and industrial sector. are we bottoming out now? have we seen the worst? clemens: that is not clear. it is a divided economy of strong service and construction, but we still see very low orders. most companies are planning to cut production, so i don't think we see the bottom bottoming out yet in that sector. francine: many market participants, in addition to the new president of the european central bank, have been urging germany to do more in terms of opening the purse strings and doing more fiscal spending. number today point to the fact germany can loosen the purse strings? clemens: i think it doesn't. we have some stabilization, we do have growth. it is mostlys coming from the outside, from exports, which are weak. what the government do with traditional fiscal stimulus policy is difficu

otto warmbier the unfortunate death of that american citizen. bring him home. so what we are seeing when it comes to the taliban prisoner swap the united states and the president's national security team trying to bring home any americans being held in afghanistan. we have seen peace talks throughout the past year between the united states and the taliban, which has certainly been a shift from the obama administration. the former policy of the united states was not to negotiate with terrorists. what we are seeing from the trump administration is a negotiation with the taliban in an attempt to bring these american hostages homes not only in afghanistan but certainly other parts of the world. back to you. steve: trey yingst still live on top of a building in gaza. thank you very much. be careful. ainsley: both of those men being released we just found this out. i'm sure their families are thrilled they have been held captive. professors in american university in kabul abducted at gunpoint. pleading in 2017 with our president to please negotiate wi

now it is, can i have a triple mucky otto with seven shots and soya milk.his is how breakfast isjoining this is how breakfast is joining the campaign trail. ta-da. what do you think? very nice. i don't know ifi wa nt think? very nice. i don't know ifi want to buy anything. we're not selling between do to hear what will make you buy into one of the political parties. for polly, it's anything but to the b word.” political parties. for polly, it's anything but to the b word. i am really, really cross and upset genuinely upset at this brexit blackhole where all this money is going. forjohn, a military man who saw the rise in all of the berlin wall, the b word matters. is somebody who saw europe splitting that key moment, what do you think of where we are at now? well, if our government is the most intelligent men in the country, it's time to put some idiots there. you want brexit done but you are not sure which party will get that done. no, and i don't think anybody should. order, order, what more can you say? here in leeds, the referendum result was virtually