teresat( palmer, lillio montano. dr. palmer, would you like to go?me is teresa palmer, i've been in practice 30 years in san francisco and working with san franciscans for healthcare, housing, jobs and justice. i want to thank dr. browner for clarifying why acute hospitals are refusing to provide subacute and skilled nursing care on their campuses. but what we have is an on-going shell game where acute hospitals are sending their hospital discharges to community facilities who then are not providing long-term care. they're just providing post hospital care and they're not doing it well. according to the ombudsman, there are many, many complaints because the community facilities do not have the skilled teams to do the rehabilitation that hospitals do. and so, basically, the corporate hospitals are saving money and making more money by having a narrow focus on short-stay acute care and everybody else is getting screwed including the subacute. this is not business as usual. we should not be conducting business as usual. now, this is a crisis. we have no

carson palmer and richard sherman knows it. there was no way they were going to let adrian peterson beat them running the football. they stacked the line of scrimmage. shut him down all night. put the ball in the hands of drew stanton. he has made nice plays tonight. when he had big play opportunities they were missed. >> mike: you can see the numbers, peterson 21 carries for 35 yards. third and ten. stanton about to get hit as he throws it complete for the first down to fitzgerald. the drive will stay alive with 8:40 to go with a 12-point game. >> cris: carson palmer is going that is a good idea to throw this thing to larry fitzgerald. just got it off, didn't he. >> mike: freeney. >> cris: yeah. but we have seen -- remember the playoff game against the green bay packers. everything on the line. larry fitzgerald just took over the game. remarkable plays. he is that alpha male out there. football right now. >> mike: from the 48. stanton. he got sacked by dion jordan. it is ruled a sack. jordan playing his first game in nearly th

carson palmer and richard sherman knows it. there was no way they were going to let adrian peterson beat them running the football. they stacked the line of scrimmage. shut him down all night. put the ball in the hands of drew stanton. he has made nice plays tonight. when he had big play opportunities they were missed. >> mike: you can see the numbers, peterson 21 carries for 35 yards. third and ten. stanton about to get hit as he throws it complete for the first down to fitzgerald. the drive will stay alive with 8:40 to go with a 12-point game. >> cris: carson palmer is going that is a good idea to throw this thing to larry fitzgerald. just got it off, didn't he. >> mike: freeney. >> cris: yeah. but we have seen -- remember the playoff game against the green bay packers. everything on the line. larry fitzgerald just took over the game. remarkable plays. he is that alpha male out there. you know that he wants the football right now. >> mike: from the 48. stanton. he got sacked by dion jordan. it is ruled a sack. jordan playing

palmer, is recognized. mr. palmer: thank you, mr. chairman. mr. baum, there was a report in e november, 2017, journal, addictive behavior, notice there has been a shift in drug opioid abusers first use. according to the report in 2005, 8.7% of individuals who began abusing opioids in 2005 began with heroin. 2015 that had changed to 33%. has your office been able to determine what caused this shift? mr. baum: you know, thank you for the question. i don't have a definitive answer but i would say the epidemic continues to evolve rapidly. we know -- i won't repeat what was discussed with the overprescribing of the narcotic painkillers. as more people have been using heroin, there's been a spread of heroin shared between family members, boyfriends, girlfriends, and others and so i have seen those reports and it is concerning. and let me just emphasize, we need to get out the message about the incredible lethality of the drug supply, when someone consumes heroin, it could contain fentanyl. it might contain other substances as well. same with these presc

ian palmer reports. gaia pope went missing ten days ago.d yesterday in coastal fields. the area was sealed off by police. officers searched the scene in an attempt to discover what happened to the missing 19—year—old. we continue to investigate whether gaia has come to harm through an act of crime, or whether she is missing, and we will continue to do so. gaia lives in a village near swanage. she was last seen in morrison road by a family friend. shortly before she was captured on camera ina shortly before she was captured on camera in a petrol station buying ice cream. two people were arrested and released pending further enquiries. yesterday, in a country park, some clothing was found by a member of the public. miss pope has severe epilepsy and needs regular medication. her family say she likes being at home, and her absence is hard to bear. mum and younger sister maya are basically holed up in the house, trying to keep away from upsetting conversations, keep away from social media, keep away from the stuff that has been in the press, par

let's speak to the chief executive andy palmer. about building this brand in tokyo and the move to build this brand center outside of britain. know japan is the second-largest luxury market in the world. it is important aston martin as part of its transformation through our second century plan, it is important we grow here dramatically. year,e have seen last selling her around 200 cars. making tokyo cars, our biggest dealer site anywhere in the world. given all of that and the new models we are introducing over the next few years, it was important we had a symbol and the city to explain the brand to a new raft of customers. that is why we are opening today are brand center and new dealership in tokyo. ferreri has the prancing horse. what does aston martin have? what is the essential identity of the aston martin brand? iseverything that we do for the love of the beautiful. different car companies make different compromises. .urs is one of timeless beauty everything we do is for the love of the beautiful. we use the amount of da vinc

but i always remember that arnold palmer had a bad temper too, but he would keep it in control. could see him standing there ready to lose it. john went over. he was arnold palmer who did not keep it in control, but he was probably the most exciting player of his era. in private, he was a perfect gentleman. it was just that he was so intense that it would get away from him sometimes. he lost his temper a lot, but when he played bjorn borg, he never lost his temper once. david: wow. i never really knew john mcenroe as a tennis player, but when i practiced law, the office next to mine was held by man named john mcenroe senior, and he always told me his son was a high school tennis player and was really good. of course you always roll your eyes when you hear this, but then i finally realized he was not exaggerating. [laughter] david: let's talk about golf. a man named tiger woods came along and you signed him up relatively early in his professional career, i guess at the beginning of it, so was that hard to convince him to do this? phil: tiger woods, you could see coming from way b

we are proud of kate o'hare palmer.as commissioned as a secular turn it in the -- lieutenant -- second lieutenant from california at the age of 21. she served as an operating room nurse and emergency room nurse at 21 at the second surgical hospital, then and the 312 evacuation hospital in 1968 and 1969. kate came home like most of us wanting to get on with her life, have a family and continue with her nursing career. there were bumps in the road. however, her commitment to her fellow veterans has always been there. her career in nursing has spanned 30 years. her story can be found in the book officer, book, -- officer, nurse, woman. returning home, she completed berkeley.ree at usc she has held the vietnam veterans of america national chair for the past five years. she has worked with legislators and community members at the state and national level fighting for veterans' rights and veterans. kate never gave up in her care of veterans. she continues to sit on the fda medical center women's health committee and works wit

carson palmer and richard sherman knows it. there was no way they were going to let adrian peterson beat them running the football. they stacked the line of scrimmage. shut him down all night. put the ball in the hands of drew stanton. he has made nice plays tonight. when he had big play opportunities they were missed. >> mike: you can see the numbers, peterson 21 carries for 35 yards. third and ten. stanton about to get hit as he throws it complete for the first down to fitzgerald. the drive will stay alive with 8:40 to go with a 12-point game. >> cris: carson palmer is going that is a good idea to throw this thing to larry fitzgerald. just got it off, didn't he. >> mike: freeney. >> cris: yeah. but we have seen -- remember the playoff game against the green bay packers. everything on the line. larry fitzgerald just took over the game. remarkable plays. he is that alpha male out there. you know that he wants the football right now. >> mike: from the 48. stanton. he got sacked by dion jordan. it is ruled a sack. jordan playing

elaine. >> quijano: elizabeth palmer. liz, thank you.as a major scare today in one of the busiest parts of london. multiple reports of shots fired in the subway sent black friday shoppers scattering. police flooded the scene and closed three stations. london has been on high alert after five violent attacks this year, but an hour later, police gave the all clear, saying there were no shots and no one was hurt. here at home on this black friday, retailers have high hopes for the holiday shopping season. 164 million american are expected to shop online on in stores this weekend, up from 154 million last year. michelle miller has been checking out the action. ( cheers ) >> reporter: there was the usual frenzy, but in some places, black friday was relatively calm. >> this is a thousand times better. >> reporter: retailers are better organized and smarter about launching their holiday shopping season. that began with jump starting traditional holiday experience a day ahead schedule. how long you have been waiting in line? >> all night. >> rep

elizabetelizabeth palmer, cbs n, london. >> mason: we have an update on the death of a border patrol near el paso, infection. sources tell cbs news investigators are now leading towards concluding martinez and a second agent were assaulted last sunday, not victims of an accidental fall. both had severe head injuries. the second agent is in critical but stable condition. president trump is spending the holiday in palm beach, where today his thoughts turned to giving thanks, to him. here's errol barnett. >> reporter: on the first morning of his thanksgiving vacation in florida, president trump lashed out at lavar ball, the father of a u.c.l.a. been player who was detained in china for shoplifting. "it wasn't the white house, the state department, or father lavar's so-called people on the ground that got his son out," the president wrote. "it was me." lianlo ball and two teammatees were arrested in china earlier this month. mr. trump spoke to chinese president xi about the players' predicament. >> i would also thriek thank president trump. >> reporter: the three men were released after

. >> we're essentially rolling out the carpet for the next walter palmer. >> reporter: he sild ceciln zimbabwe. a beloved symbol of that wild i wild life studied by researchers. heart broken, fall u palmer said, if i had known this liion had a name and important to the country and a study, obviously i would not have taken it. but dr. palmer faced fury at home and was forced to close his dental practice for two months, his vacation home vandalized. in 2016 the obama administration listed the liion as threatened and barred americans as bringing them back as trophies after africa lost 43 liions. the u.s. fish and wild life service disagreed, saying the killing of animals in zimbabwe will enhance the survival of the african elephant, arguing the country uses the money to step up conservation efforts. this morning the big debate, will the dollar spent to husband these majestic animals save the species or is it just an excuse to put a trophy on the wall? tomment tom costello, nbc news, walk. >>> a new sign russian investigators may will closing in on president trump's inner circle. ♪ do yo

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elizabeth palmer reports he did not go down quietly. >> reporter: as the judge prepared to read his verdictxtermination air, crime against humanity. >> reporter: mladic, accused of some of the most savage war crimes in history shouted a last angry denial. >> mr. maddic, we adjourn. >> reporter: but his past as a ruthless bosnian serb army general had finally caught up with him. in 1992, he was the military commander of the siege of sarajevo. his troops pounded the city with heavy weapons-- (gun shots) while snipers targeted hesidents. by the time it was all over, more than 5,000 civilians had been killed. in 1995, mladic and his men rounded up groups of muslim men and boys in the village of srebrenica. they bullied a united nations protection force of peacekeepers in the area into leaving and then carried out a massacre. it took years to find the bodies hidden in mass graves-- 8,000 in all. charged with war crimes in 1995, mladic went on the run for 16 years. justice has been a long time coming. but it was worth the wait for mothers of some of the srebrenica victims who cheered and wept as

dennis walter palmer killed cecil the lion in zimbabwe. a beloved symbol of that country's wildlife. heartbroken, palmer said, if i had known this lion had a name and was important to the country or a study, obviously i would not have taken it. but doctor palmer faced anger at home and was forced to close his practice for two months. his vacation home vandalized. the lion was listed as threatened and barred americans from bringing them back as trophies after africa lost 43% of its lions in two decades. but the wildlife service disagreed. saying the killing of trophy animals in zimbabwe will enhance the survival of the african elephant arguing the country uses the money to step up conservation efforts. this morning the big debate. will the dollars spent to hunt these majestic animals really help save the species? or is it just an excuse to put a trophy on a wall? for "today," tom costello, nbc news, washington. >>> questions still swirling this morning around alabama senate candidate roy moore amid growing allegations he had inappropriate c

palmer for everything that you have done.and for helping everybody to understand what the problem is. and thank you supervisors for this support. thank you. >> supervisor safai: thank you. miss galore why yo gloria simpsh gativo, christine reid. >> i'm gloria simpson, i wanted to mention a thought that dr. browner mentioned and also she made a good point that they had enough money to build these two big hospitals knowing that st. luke's had a subacute unit, they didn't implement that into their new plan. however, they mentioned that in the new facilities they're going to have labor, delivery and i.c.u. and so forth. everybody hospital has that. they should have implemented subacute. they'll probably charge for parking. will they be providing parking vouchers every day that is going to take us to travel over there to visit our family members? thank you. >> supervisor safai: thank you. marlene cativo, ruth cativo, christine reid. >> i'm marlene. i am here because i want to begging about my dad one more time. please don't let st

ian palmer, think you very much. on this important remembrance weekend.river telling us about an incident that has happened in sao paulo in brazil. he sounds pretty angry about it. he has also added that this happens every single year here, adding: formula 1 teams need to do more. there is no excuse. so a rebuke there from lewis hamilton to the formula 1 organisers and the teams, questioning whether they are ensuring the safety of the people who work for them. sao paulo can be dangerous will stop a lot of it isn't, but there are parts that are, and we will try to follow u p parts that are, and we will try to follow up and hear more about what we can find out how our correspondent in brazil. nick miller has the weather prospects. a lot of people will be outside, and a lot have had to endure some ropey weather. what is looking like for tomorrow for remembrance sunday? fairly cold across all parts. the contrast in the weather at the moment. we have rain across southern parts of england and into south wales, where we had to reread and damp weather today, but

palmer faced fury at home and was forced to close his dental practice for two months.e, vandalized. in 2016, the obama administration listed the lion as threatened and barred americans from bringing them back as trophies after africa lost 43% of its lions in the previous two decades. but the u.s. fish & wildlife service disagreed earlier on friday, saying the killing of trophy animals in zimbabwe will enhance the survival of the african elephant, arguing the country uses the money to step up conservation efforts. this morning, the big debate, will the dollars spent to hunt these majestic animals help save the species, or is it all an excuse to put a trophy on a wall? >>> now to headlines we're following on msnbc. u.s. ambassador to the u.n., nikki haley, said russia is not interested in common ground with the other 14 members of the security council. this afternoon it voted extending the mandate for investigating -- or rather vetoed the move to extend the ban of chemical weapons in syria. the trump administration says that palestinians must begin peace negotiations wit

ian palmer at the cenotaph on whitehall. thank you much. across the british isles at the moment. in the south, lots of cloud and still some rain to come in the next few hours. further north, the better the sunshine, but the colder the weather. it is that colder weather that will come to dominate on sunday. for this afternoon, still cloudy to the south, slightly milder, temperatures in double figures across the south and south—west. not really feeling it, rain here. that colder air will sink its way south overnight, eventually chasing away the three wet weather that will still affect southern counties of england and southern counties of england and south wales through the evening and overnight. then we get on into remembrance sunday, and as i said, the cold weather wins out, but also so the cold weather wins out, but also so shy. lots of sunshine through the day, showers and the west, tending to clear the afternoon. showers in the east moving onshore during the second half the day. doctor bridges, 6-7 second half the day. doctor bridges, 6—7

before the game he told tina palmer he would score a touchdown for her and palmer is the mother of 22n baldridge who died last june. he wore his initials on his helmet, scored not once but twice in that one and the panthers tweeting out these pictures of fun chess meeting with palmer as you can see they shared a hug and funchess gave her the ball that he scored a touchdown with. poppy, funchess said the story hit home for him because he's two months older than ball drink and it was an honor to meet his mother. >> way to end it with good news. thank you, my friend. >> all right, poppy. >>> we are minutes away from the president's visit to capitol hill. he is set to meet with house republicans on tax reform. maybe he should take a trip over to the senate side, a bit more problem there for republicans on the senate version of the tax bill. kate bolduan has much more ahead for you right after this. "bleacher report" update is brought to you by the 2018 ford f-150. it doesn't just raise the bar, it is the bar. follow the nfl news stream on "bleacher report's" team stream app to see the sta

anthony. >> elizabeth palmer in moscow. thanks. up next, the royal wedding. >>> plans are moving ahead for the wedding of prince harry and meghan markle. we know the where, the when, and the all important who. as in who's paying for it. here is charlie d'agata. >> reporter: saying yes was the easy part. >> yes. matter of fact i could barely let you finish, proposing, can i say yes now? >> now the wedding. they're going to the chapel at wi windsor castle the residents where the couple have else skapd to for privacy. saint george's chapel here at windsor castle isn't as grand as westminster abbey where william and kate were married, it isn't half the size. they haven't set an exact date for the wedding yet aside from saying it will take place some time in may. perhaps, careful not to overshadow that other royal event, baby number three, due in april to william and kate, who earlier today, wished the couple well. >> william and i are thrilled. such exciting news. a happy time for any couple. we wish them the best. >> this isn't any co

palmer: thank you, mr. chairman. i yield back. mr. gowdy: the gentleman from issouri is recognized. >> thank you, mr. christie, for our testimony today. mr. clay: we still have work to do. we know that the a.c.a.'s parody requirement which requires that insurance benefits for mental health care be comparable to those for physical health care. and i guess that's why you recommended that the d.o.l. must have authority to investigate insurance companies. let me quote the report. it says the commission found there are commercial insurance barriers to medicaid and assisted treatment despite the fact that such treatment is evidence-based. and largely successful. would you agree that all insurers, both private and public, should work to remove barriers? governor christie: sure. that's the law in the country. i mean, this is the frustrating thing. congress passed the mental health and addiction parody act. but for reasons that are beyond me gave the executive branch no ability to enforce it. and so we're -- i don't want to be, again, new jers

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down, carson palmer is not playing, they've had a loft injuries, 49ers have obviously had a lot of injuries. each team is more preps with these young goings getting in there and getting after it. >> he's saying 49ers will be 1- 8 form can a new player help the raiders get their expwhroa back? the raiders try to bounce back from last week's blowout in buffalo. over four times in a 34-14 blowout loss in buffalo. oakland has now lost five of their last six-games to >>> last sunday in buffalo, i was there, the raiders turn it over 4 times in a 34-14 imloit loss. they've fallen to 3-5 for the year. coach jack del rio believes they can get their mojo back. >> we need to get our mojo back a little bit i've lost my mojo! >> the mojo we want to see. >> industry his mojo. >> we have some ground cover, to make up, and we have goat busy. >> lynchy, i'm with this team every week. remember those games? they are not able to finish games. they're losing the line of scrimmage. i think he's a lot more hurt. when he goes on. >> i think he is hurt. he's a little more concerned with the rush than he ever has be

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education is not only for i'm glad i'm an educator and his father and palmer i'm so old that incoming ten fifteen years the lord of the tank about how drew in colcord the values of tolerance. nugent understanding these things cannot be ignored whatever because the fundamentalist forces and the fanatic forces are also acting very deeply and intensely and they cannot undermine their power the power of communication the power of technology ordinary people who must not modernise aboard them must not socialism board them into their so community has to invest more on the education which can prevent young people who entered into the trap of kind of the forces. to succeed of you news live from berlin president donald trump visit south korea the second stop on his asian tour trump is looking to present a united front with seoul against north korea's nuclear threat but south korea's president has signaled he difference with trump's hardline approach we'll go live to seoul also coming up this glacier in alaska has raised the alarm over climate change experts and activists meeting in germany for

elizabeth palmer reports, mladic did not go down quietly. >> as the judge prepared to read his verdict. >> extermination, a crime against humanity. >> reporter: ratko mladic, shouted a last angry denial. >> mr. mladic, we adjourn. we adjourn. >> but mladic's past as a ruthness bosnian serb army general finally had caught up with him. >> in 1992, mladic was military commander of the siege of sarajevo. his troops pounded the city with heavy weapons. while snipers targeted residents. by the time it was all over, more than 5,000 civilians had been killed. >> in 1995, mladic, and his men rounded up groups of muslim men and boys in the village of serbonica. they bullied men and biz into leaving then carried out a massacre. it took years to find the body hidden in mass graves. 8,000 in all. charged with war crimes, in 1995, ratko mladic went on the run for 16 years. justice has been a long time coming. but it was worth the wait for mothers of some of the victims who cheered and wept as miladic was found guilty and sentenced to life in jail. elizabeth palmer, cbs news, london. >>> we have an u

palmer faced fury the home and was forced to close his dental practice for two months. his vacation home van dalized. in 2016 the obama administration listed the lion as threatened and barred americans from bringing them back as trophies after africa lost 43% of its lions in the previous two decades. but the u.s. fish and wildlife service disagreed earlier on friday saying the killing of trophy animals in zimbabwe will enhance the survival of the african elephant arguing the country uses the money to step up conservation efforts. this morning the big debate. will the dollar spent to hunt these animals really help save the species or is it all just an excuse to put a trophy on a wall? for "today", tom costello. >>> questions still swirling around alabama senate candidate roy moore amid growing allegations he had inappropriate contact with young women decades ago. on friday his wife came to his defense along with dozens of other women who say they stand behind him. m >> reporter: both sides are bracing for the final 25 days of this campaign, but it's questions about the p

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over on c-span2 ways and means committee chair will sit down with anna palmer to discuss the tax reform proposal. and coming up in about 30 minutes, bloomberg tax reporter laura davidson and washington posts might the bonus will discuss the tax reform bill and its host: good morning on this friday. a house republicans unveiled their long awaited tax proposal. they wanted to reduce the number of tax brackets from 74, lowering the corporate tax rate in giving businesses other tax reductions. thepresident has endorsed planet, but others are not on board. we will get your take on plan. here are the phone numbers. democrats dial in at

dentist walter palmer killed see sol the lion in zimbabwe being studied by researchers at oxford.rt broken. if i had known this lion had a name or study, obviously i would not have taken it. but dr. forced to shut his practice. in 2016 obama administration listed the lion as threatened and barred them as bringing back from trophies after africa lost 43% of lions in previous two decades. but u.s. fish and wildlife disagreed on friday saying the killing of throwy animals in zimbabwe will enhance the survival of the african elephant because they use it to step up conservation efforts. this morning the big debate will tt dollar really help save the species, or is it an excuse to put a trophy on the wall? tom costello nbc news washington. >> we'll be right back. you nervous? ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> that wraps up this hour for me. i'm sheinelle jones. news continues with richard lui. >> thanks. i'll try to follow your energy. hello, i'm richard lui right here in new york city. we have new development ns the russian investigation. confirming jared kushner met with russian during the campaign. meanwh

ceo andy palmer shares his strategy. from new york and london, i am vonnie quinn. mark: i am mark barton, this is astonberg markets." martin on the road to asia. chief executive andy palmer spoke to bloomberg about his roadmap for building the brand outside the u.k.. andy: in 2019 when we open our new production factory in wales, we will bring to market an suv and that suv will stimulate huge sales improvements in places like china. , i second half of our plan expect china to become a very important market for us and therefore you get an evening out around the world. that is what is our transformation plan, a balanced portfolio, taking sure this company is profitable in the future, which we turned profitable this year. profitable in the future and sustainable for the next 100 years. >> why don't you see as strong a demand coming out of the chinese market and chinese consumer? andy: the chinese consumer does not consume so many sports cars. it is mainly an suv or sedan market, and that makes it right for our-- right -- ri

jesse palmer and a giant bowl of spaghetti and >> the search goes on for a suspect for a string of violent robberies in philadelphia. 27-year-old kale he w attacked by lance ryan and dewuan danceler. a tip call head to the arrest of ryan, butr is still on the run. >>> police catch a selfish fan who stole from the roy halladay tribute outside lincoln financial park. >> police have a person in custody in connection with in connection with a deadly it an run honey, what are you doing? watching a cow...? what's it doing? impressions start your day with the new hash brown scramble bowl from chick-fil-a. 6:00 a.m., friday, november 10. we're following breaking news. >>> a driver discovers a body lying along the road in south jersey. that leads into investigation into a deadly hit-and-run. >>> the latest on a tragic shooting death of a 2-year-old boy in olney as police continue to try to find a weapon. >> grab the jacket you'll need it. we promise tperatures are dropping throughout the day. >>> and what does it feel like right now? well, david murphy is getting firsthand information out there and

spending plans, but how can you set a holiday budget and actually stick to it joining us now is kimberly palmer thank you for joining us today we heard what all these people just said. but during the holidays is overspending avoidable or is this the problem we all gel stuck with >> it is unavoidable but there are extends you can take the biggest is to make the list of gifts that you plan to buy for people because that's where the problem is, there we tend to get overexcited as we're shopping as you just heard you can avoid it, but you have to make an effort to be self-disciplined, make a list, and stick to it. >> not what i do, wandering aimlessly saying, hey, this works for so-and-so, and this works for so-and-so. so what's the average budget >> on average, we're going to spend $666 in total. you want to think what you're going to spend and stay within the amount you plan to spend because we actually found a lot of people get so wrapped up in the holidays, they turn to credit card debt 56% of people actually built up credit card debt during the holidays, so you want to avoid that. >> did you s

anna palmer from politco. the president will speak at the bottom of the hour. so it's kind of in flux. could be before then, after then. whenever it is, we'll have it live. we don't know if he will take questions. even the white house is telling us, we think he may. we get the idea that that is sort of up to him at the moment. why wouldn't it be? rest assured, they have lots of questions to ask him on topics including roy moore. he's been hitting back at his critics and refusing to step down despite the accusations involving teenage girls. that's coming up from the fox news deck on a very busy wednesday afternoon. nice to have you in. before i had the shooting, burning, pins-and-needles of diabetic nerve pain these feet... liked to style my dog as a kid... loved motherhood, rain or shine... and were pumped to open my own salon. but i couldn't bear my diabetic nerve pain any longer. so i talked to my doctor and she prescribed lyrica. nerve damage from diabetes causes diabetic nerve pain. lyrica is fda approved to treat this pain from moderate to even severe diab

>> too much spiked arnold palmers at 14. then i start working at dean & da luca's. know what was >> right, right. >> pretty southern. this is the kind of food you could put in a very large dining room and keep the people coming in, but you've got an intimate dining room at southern dining. why the tight confines? >> i think in the world today, it's a fast casual world. people don't necessarily want to be sitting in a restaurant for three hours. we have our lives, you want to get out, be active with your family. for me i love being outdoors and i just like being outside. i want to be out there. so the restaurant is really built to come in, have delicious food, but you can take it to go, you can bring a picnic to the park. it's -- >> it's a great location. >> it's a great location, a great neighborhood, yeah. i couldn't be more pleased. >> it's great, great, great, all the way around and we love brooklyn. chef, i'd ask you to sign this dish as is custom for the program. if you could share this meme with anybody past or present, who would it be? >> past or present, i >

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