paul brown: we don't have enough money to buy things or eat out as often.e to wait a year or two longer. soon we might no longer be entitled to french social benefits, so we'll also have to pay for private health insurance. reporter: retirees like paul brown are looking for ways to compensate for this loss of buying power. and real estate agents like charlotte campos are reaping the benefits. since the brexit vote she's sold more homes to britons than ever. charlotte campos: take this house. it's got a great view, a pool, and has been nicely renovated. that pleases the british. before they wanted old stone houses, but that's changed. now many are building homes, mostly with extra rooms they can rent out. reporter: in future, tim richardson will likely not be marketing his wines in britain. due to the exchange rate, they've simply become too expensive for most people there. instead he's selling his wine locally. other british entrepreneurs are making similar plans. because in the u.k. the number of bankruptcies is rising, as roger haigh from the franco-briti

well for the rest will have to wait a year or two longer to buy a new car in what to retirees like paul brownare looking for ways to compensate for this loss of buying power in the future tim richardson will likely not be marketing his wines in britain do you the exchange rate they've simply become too expensive for most people there instead he's selling his wine locally other british entrepreneurs are making similar plans you know. we've got an increase in the number of people wanting to leave england while they still can. not yet. the state of the pound would if it continues to fall and doesn't rally again it might be the time to start looking elsewhere to put the cork out from a business standpoint being part of europe isn't a bad idea either that buying movies in the. future. in a a group of british ex-pats meets every thursday for drinks and a bit of rock and roll. some are so outraged by bricks it that they intend to turn their backs on their homeland for good we were very angry very upset at the time. when it went after the vote you know because we've we've got a twelve years and i jus

that trip to russia never happened according to the officials. >> thanks to pamela brown. >>> now pauld his aide, rick gates are under house arrest. a federal judge ordered their passports confis kated and set $10 million and $5 bonds. 12 counts including conspiracy to launder money and tax fraud. some of the charges stem from millions manafort earned, much of it for lobbying for ukraine's pro-russian government and then laundering through offshore accounts. >> both men pleaded not guilty. charges stretch from the mid 2000. the accusations do not in fact relate to directly to the trump campaign. as familiar la mentioned sources say they discuss the e-mails encouraging outreach to russians. >>> the west wing is quickly distancing itself from all of these vmts. a source says these were bad guys when they started, they were bad guys when they left. the president also tweeting sorry, but this is years ago, before paul manafort wars part of the trump campaign. but why aren't crooked hillary and the dems the focus. that is five question marks there. three minutes later adding also, there is

brenda brown paul says she's getting ready to start her lift runs right now she can't see out the windowss maryland out in prince george's county. so there we go. finally found a little bit of frost in the frost advisory this morning. temperatures right now a little frosty in spots. 36 manassas. 34 in culpeper. here in d.c. remember we measure the air temperature near the river a little river effect there giving us a 46 degrees. 45 for annapolis. 42 for quantico. again generally speaking in you're away from any body of water temperatures starting off in the 30s this morning. satellite/radar crystal clear skies and another gorgeous afternoon. here's your two-day forecast. sun, sun and more sun each day we'll get a little warmer progressively and just generally speaking. gorgeous afternoon coming up. all right. that's weather. erin como is back with a look at the roadways. >> 7:36 right now. new problems start you off with metro. red line residual delays right now from earlier signal problem outside silver spring that problem clearing up. yellow line normal service resume outside l'efant pl

brown al-jazeera beijing. and elaborate five days in bangkok for thailand slaking for me paul de put this funeral ceremony was held at the grand palace with king rama next lighting candles in front of his father's coffin more than one hundred monks chanting prayers and much loved type king died just over a year ago after reigning for seven decades. that cultivation of the cocoa leaves the base ingredient for to came as once again the columbia the government's trying to stamp out production by employing farmers to destroy the corpse by her. excess. coca fields extend for kilometers through this stretch of one splurge and jungle where flying with colombia's and pain are caught the police to look at the latest efforts to eradicate the country's biggest cash crop. farmers hired by the police are destroying the plains by hand in this region on the border with ecuador the grows more coca than the entire country of bolivia and. we have at the moment seven hundred policemen and three hundred twenty two civilians who are doing the eradication job here the themes moving at dawn splitting in pairs when they exist shovel

paul manafort and the russian lawyer. joining us cnn justice correspondent pamela brown it is complex but important walk us through it. >> new documents provided to cnn show how some of the meeting participants in that infamous 2016 trump tower meeting planned to make the case about why it did not amount to collusion and the trump campaign. an attorney for the russian billionaire who pushed for the meeting between a russian lawyer provided cnn with e-mails and documents to make that argument and the new information is intended to contrast with that initial e-mail pitching the meeting to trump jr. which as you know promised damaging information on hillary clinton. the e-mail between the russian lawyer natalia veselnitskaya and publicist rob gold stone the morning of the meetinged a asked for a russian american lobbyist to be added because of the adoption issue. a five page talking menu provided to cnn showed veselnitskaya's case to repeal the act to improve u.s./russia relations with a passing reference to a possible financier of clinton's campaign and the documents provided to us by scott ballber who represents the billi

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destroying everything in that paul portuguese authorities say high temperatures strong winds and extremely dry conditions have helped fan the flames. in. the central districts of colin brown and castello broncos other was hit areas many of the victims were caught unawares by the fires sudden a rival trapped in their homes they had no chance to xscape. it's very windy new fires a constantly being ignited and firefighters are unable to contain them. more and more people are having to leave their villages over five thousand firefighters and so just battling the flames portugal already saw devastating fires in june which killed more than sixty people now the country finds itself facing and all that is sauce to. love turns seems set on dominating the skies helen is here with news of its latest venture that's right terry of course the ink is barely even draw it on tons his latest bid to buy out parts of ebony and now germany's largest airline has put a bid in a for another airline this time it is a tally of us italy's ailing flag carrier now live to answer a british budget airline easyjet are two of the seven companies that handed in sealed envelopes yesterday in the hope of sc

. >> pamela brown, the white house argues, and you heard it today, that the charges against paul manafortgates have absolutely nothing to do with president trump or the 2016 presidential campaign. you' your reporting suggests otherwise. >> it is true that the charges don't relate to the campaign but according to the court documents time frame in which the crimes are being committed, where both were alledgedly taking millions of dollars from ukraine and putting the money into offshore accounts, wiring the money and not reporting it and giving false and misleading statements, that ran all the way up through 2017, so during the time that paul manafort was the campaign chairman, during the time rick gates was his deputy on the campaign, they were allegedly engaging in this type of behavior which is notable because then candidate trump sort of ran on this idea that he surrounds himself with the best people and now we have an example of two of the people on his campaign, while it may not have been the whole time, now being indicted, wolf. >> yeah, very serious indeed. what do we know, everyone,

brown for state senate, he's on our side. >> jimmy: hi, there, welcome back to the show. that's pauln with cleto and the cletones. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy! >> jimmy: as paul mentioned this is part of his mini residency. paul will go in las vegas with another mini residency at caesar's palace starting december 31st and going through the new year. >> that's a mini residency but this is too. >> jimmy: later new york native, from the bronx, her single is called "bodak yellow." cardi b from the mercedes-benz stage. her song has been number one for three weeks. and speaking of number one songs tomorrow night billy joel will be here to chat and to play music and tracy morgan will be here to go nuts. so please join us then. our first guest tonight is here under protest and i will never hear the end of asking him to come but i did because he is the greatest radio host in history whom you can hear on sirius xm every day. please welcome the incredible howard stern! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: how are you doing? [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you, tha

she's one of the 29 graduates, she will start a job at brown shop rite after doing 40 years, of a mandatory life sentence. >> i kept saying, to me, paule tte you will be free. >> reporter: she was a 17 year-old moth when she stabbed her father's girlfriend's son. she said she had been abused and blacked out when the stabbing occurred and it took her sometime to comprehend what she had done. >> i knew i did something, i knew i was arrested but i was in shock. >> reporter: four decade on the inside changed her. she who her own son to violence while she was locked away. >> my mind set is not like it was when i was 16. >> reporter: she walked out a prison april 1st of this year and spent six weeks here at uplift work force solutions program, a partnership between e nan tabernacle church and brown's shop rite. >> first four weeks it is really meant for them to look at themselves. >> reporter: mr. bostic runs a program that guaranties a job for all of the graduates, 40 percent get promoted in six weeks. for courtney boyd a juvenile life shore did 36 years the challenge is technology but he is up for it. >> i was up for overcoming a life sent

brown. appreciate it. i want to bring in the panel. carl bernstein, david gergen, pauland jeff tu been. michael, let's put this into perspective for us. what does this mean for the mueller investigation? >> well, what it means is that he's indicted somebody. we don't know whether it's to the core charge of collusion or whether it's to the collateral charge of money laundering or tax evasion. we can surmise from pamela's reporting if it was andrew wise man who was at the courthouse who was returning the indictment, wise man has been on the manafort case and that it therefore might beological to conclude that it is manafort. manafort has been under scrutiny for both collusion and also for his real estate dealings and for tax and money laundering investigatio investigations. so you could have an investigation of manafort separate from the collusion but which implicates his dealings with the monies that he earned in ukraine and elsewhere over seas. >> jeff, is what's your take on this from a legal standpoint? >> well, it's a peculiar situation because indictments are rarely

paul: time now for our hits and misses of the week. kim, first to you. >> so thiss is a miss to california where governor jerry brown recently signed a billents -- and this is a first-ever in the country -- allows residents to choose a third, non-binary gender option on all of their site ids. state ids. so birth certificates, driver's licenses. you know, paul, i'm a big fan that in our personal relations we need to respect each other, but that's a far cry from forcing state officials to have to choose to deal with people on their feelings rather than the facts of their birth. paul: bill? >> paul, a big hit to tom mccabe and the freedom foundation, he and his merry warriors have been trying to inform h home health care workes they don't need to join a union toto join their jobs. the sciu i sued. now a judge has thrown out that suit. the sciu was complaining they were interfering inng their business model, big victory for workers' rights. it tells you something about the argument today that it's the unions trying to not to let workers know their rights. >> i'm giving a miss to quebec for banning face veils aimed at muslim women who wear thi

brown for state senate, he's on our side. >>> it is the first big development in the investigation into russian meddling during last year's presidential election. >> paul manafort and his deputy chair rick gates surrendered to federal authorities today and pleaded not guilty on federal charges including conspiracy and money laundering. aari erin coleman is joining us. >> and both pleaded not guilty to the 12 charges against them. these are all charges unrelated to work on the trump campaign, but a local former federal prosecutor says they are a link in the chain so to speak. and a sign that the investigation is really just beginning. former trump campaign chair paul manafort left his virginia home this morning in a black suv. a shorts time later, he walked into the fbi office in d.c. to surrender. manafort and trump deputy campaign chair rick gates face charges of conspiracy against the united states and money laundering. >> what is fascinating about this indictment, it all predates the campaign. and so you would say it doesn't relate to the russian case. and in a certain sense it didn't. >> reporter: but howard bruce klein, a local former federal pros

destroying everything in that paul portuguese authorities say high temperatures strong winds and extremely dry conditions have helped fan the flames. in. the central districts of colin brown and castello bronco of the woods hit areas many of the victims were caught unawares by the fires sudden a rival trapped in their homes they had no chance to xscape. it's very windy new fires a constantly being ignited and firefighters are unable to contain them. more and more people are having to leave their villages over five thousand firefighters and so just battling the flames portugal already saw devastating fires in june which killed more than sixty people now the country finds itself facing and all that is sauce to. spain's high court has ordered two leaders of catalonia is pro independence movement jailed while they're being investigated on possible charges of sedition the national court in madrid jailed jordi sanchez and shorty creech job after questioning them and two senior law enforcement officials judges are investigating the role for play during demonstrations in barcelona last month this comes amid tensions between barcelona and madrid following catalonia is disputed ind

brown for state senate, he's on our side. >>> this morning on "the dish," renowned chicago chef paul kahan.ness. his father owned a dell lu and a salmon smokehouse. aftercollege he became a line cook and a sous chef before joining with a business parter to own his first restaurant black bird. >> a string of successes followed. he's now a chef and owner of a number of restaurants. he's won three james beard awards including outstanding chef and best chef in the midwest, and also his first cookbook was just released. welcome to "the dish." >> thank you. >> congratulations on the book. >> with that introduction, e i'm almost embarrassed. >> we piled it almost as high as the waffle. >> it feels good, woijt lie. >> what did you bring us? >> cucumbers charred and grilled with zug. >> the arch enemy of flash gordon? >> exactly. >> next to that is our interpretation of mexican street corn which relies on a pepper. roasted pork shoulder on white grits with pistachios and endive and a dish made famous by our former executive chef at the publican, carrots with what we call ranchovie dressing and pecan

. >> paul chambers, ktvu fox 2 news the destruction from the fires is estimated to be in the billions. governor brown cost to fight the fire and to rebuild all the homes is going to be tens of billions of dollars. he assured that they have the resources needed to recover.>> individually there are great tragedies where people have died or have been injured and their well-being's are being affected. that cannot be recovered but material things will be recovered. >> governor brown says because the economy is so large it can absorb even a disaster of this magnitude. >> people who lost their homes or cars in the fire are filing insurance claims. many companies have set up mobile offices to help those who have lost their homes. aaa which provides auto and home insurance has a trailer at the sonoma county fairgrounds so customers can go file claims. it is located at 1350 that valley road in santa rosa. the company says they are providing debit card to help customers with immediate expenses. >>> 285 people missing in sonoma county and 300 others have been located. here is the number to call if you are lookin

brown simpson and her friend ron goldman in los angeles. that was a trial that riveted the united states for many, many months. for more now on this development, i'm joined live by our paul vercammen, tracking events from las vegas, nevada. paul, what can you tell us about his release? >> it was done in secret and according to prison officials without incident. they call it clean. they said they had extreme concerns about letting him out, about paparazzi trying to chase his vehicle perhaps, and they said he was picked up by a friend. they said prior to that, his paper paperwork, his release paper work was processed and he went over the conditions before with a parole officer. they say he was upbeat, and that he was happy, seeming thrilled to get out of prison after the nine years, they also said they went over inventory with him and he took very basic stuff that all inmates have, shower sandals, hot plate, some clothes, that sort of thing, and put three or four of these boxes, the size of about a microwave in a car, they also took inventory of some things he didn't want to take, prison officials saying they didn't want those things suddenly be found out in the prison yar

paul ryan also set an end of the year deadline for tax reform. and though many key details have yet to be disclosed... the president could see some democratic support. corporation act and he likes the idea of a real working family tax relief act. again, if he chooses that path, democrats will work with him.">( darya ) president trump says that under his plan jobs will grow and family incomes will rise. but many democrats say the tax plan will only benefit the wealthy. happening today ... president trump will award the medal of honor to captain gary michael rose. he served in a vietnam and saved dozens of lives. kron4's washington correspondent brie jackson shares his heroic story. it was a secret mission by army special forcesand captain mike rose was the medicthe unit was overwhelmed and wounded himselfthe army says captain rose saved dozens of livesrose: "i take a great satisfaction in that there are a lot of people walking around that wouldn't be walking around if it wasn't for some of the little things i did back then."lt. colonel eugene mccarley was thereand recalls it differentlyhe says capt rose went above and beyond the call of duty.mccarley