(narrator) rejecting both andrew and paulie's dishes. i would probably stay away from giving anybody a point on this one. (narrator) ryan's rack of lamb over french lentils... that lamb's cooked perfectly. (narrator) was the only dish to impress in the french and japanese fusion round. you've got that excitement between those two cuisines. thank you, chef. (narrator) and in the final round, featuring french and chinese cuisine... i like the flavor of the sauce. (narrator) kimberly's classic steak au poivre

. >> inspector pauly. >> good evening commissioners several things to report probably more than this when you in the interest of time i didn't write down them several complaints received a new complainant about the independent the issue is noise emanating from the venue and want to see of it's from the venue i've not seen it still in the process as - in the process of determining the complaint so there is action pending going by i'll probably make contact with the venue i received a complaint about, about the cafe november 25th it is a complaint regarding a karaoke night i related to the staff the doorman they should keep their door shut during entertainment not an issue barbecue but nevertheless, i informed the venue to double down and a on making sure they're keeping the door shut and maintaining an environment that didn't bother the neighbors and the loud band and the doors open with the souvend out through this is an issue i managed a year ago and they're doing exactly when what i asked them to do i don't i don't see that as an issue i talked about with the owner slash manager we

and then pauli was always shocked that eleanor roosevelt invited occurred to her home. then there was that with joe. and there is the endless number of people and then her own son, then why this is so important by it elisabeth was to know about the mentors sought above left. so really with the american medicine, she once what we now call single payer health care where every petty is covered and the way it is done in most of europe and she wanted at come it was supposed to be the social security act of 1935. , the then eisenhower calls up vaughan esther lake to help him what would be a good medical plan. but the ama lobby's it and then he signs that 1957 medical law but then as the single player but then dies and here we are. >> barely any more bones. [laughter] with the middle. rarely? we are just not there yet. even the single payer health care she would encourage them to form a union. >> so the zero loneliness was there resulted that you said at the beginning was of results of her childhood. in then to die just before world war two began. in that moment seems to depre

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. >> paulie mccartney. >> the obama's throw a star-studded party to say good-bye to the whougs as the president prepares for his farewell address on tuesday. >> i'm looking forward to continuing to work on the same issues i've worked on all my life, just in a different capacity. >> what will his final message be. >>> plus the best political minds will be here with insights on what happens next. ♪ >>> hello, i'm jake tapper in washington where the state of our union is gearing up for a jam-packed week. first president obama says good-bye to the nation in his farewell address on tuesday night. just hours later donald trump will take the world stage again in his first press conference since being elected. all of this while a slew of trump cabinet picks will appear before congress as wall to wall confirmation hearings begins. plus, of course, washington is still learning more about the bombshell intelligence community report presented to president-elect trump on friday about russia interfering in the u.s. election to hurt his rival, hillary clinton. >>> so lots to discuss with incoming wh

first says it is the most reasonable decision, but mr pauli insists it is discriminant.people. it is amazing that so few cases make it to the supreme court and it is the first time that it's ever had a case about rights of access to goods and services for disabled people. yeah, i never thought about five years ago when i tried to catch that bus that we would still be talking about it now. the first freight train to travel directly to the uk from china is due to arrive in london today. it's taken over a fortnight to get here, but that's around half the time a journey by sea would take. the train, which has 3a wagons, travelled through russia, kazakhstan, poland and many other countries to get here, as andy moore reports. the train began itsjourney the train began its journey at a giant container depot in china. 3a carriages were loaded with goods such as clothes, bags and other household items. china has been operating trains to 14 european capitals from this depot for many yea rs. capitals from this depot for many years. now london has been added to the list. it was a di