. >> cat poo, and poo, poo, poo. i just want them to get so frustrated that all of these boxes that they're picking up have poo in them. >> there are more traditional ways to protect your packages, you can have them delivered to work, or a neighbor's home or you can buy a lock box. you just give a key code to your delivery driver. and he'll place your package inside. >> amazon has lockers available at convenience, and grocery stores, where deliveries can be kept. but authorities across the country are stepping up efforts to prevent these thefts. in cambridge, massachusetts, officers used fake packs packages. >> we have gps tracker inside the package. >> if a thief takes off with it the police can track them down. they hope this method will deter criminals from stealing holiday gifts. laura, cbs-3, "eyewitness news ". >>> i like the poo in the box. i would do that. >> i could totally seeing you do that. >> steel from me, all bets are off. >> all right, great stuff there. well, a remake after rat pack classic, still ah

he rode with his load of deductions for dumping, poo-poo to the middle class. they're just waking up. i know what they'll do. their mouths will hang open a minute or two. and they'll cry boo-hoo. he paused, and the grinch put his hand to his ear and he did hear a sound rising over the snow. it started in low and started to grow. he stared down a gast, the grinch popped his eyes and he shook. what he saw was a shocking surprise. every american, tall and the small, loudly demanding tax cuts for all. we want our deductions and a better deal. not tax cuts for corporations while you cut meals on wheels. and the grinch with his small hands ice cold in the snow stood puzzling, how could it be so. am i a fool? without all those deductions, could this designation be strong? the grinch thought of something he tweeted before. maybe tax cuts should help more than just corporations. maybe this christmas i can help the whole nation. america's middle class is what made it thrive. they need these deductions if they are to survive. well, we all know how the real story ends. the

a box of the paper — which will be marketed under the panda poo brand — is expected to sell for $6.5.l be signing up to a new pledge. from this month, all travellers will be asked to sign an agreement not to harm the environment. palau is an archipelago of over 500 islands and has seen firsthand the impact of global warming. so now the government is asking to all visitors to help preserve the stunningly beautiful islands and explore lightly. i spoke to the president of palau, tommy rememgesau, and asked him if, at this early stage, there was any evidence that tourists were behaving differently having signed the pledge. as you know, the ocean is like a sick person so we do have to partner in the challenge to not only restores the damages but really to prevent the environment from being further destroyed or damaged. to do this, we have to do a partnership with the tourists and visitors to palau and we are asking them to please ensure that the environment will not be harmed and we can maintain the pristine environment for themselves and the children of palau in the future. are you alread

hope the characters would begin to tell the story which really does happen despite those who might poo-pooen i saw the first dailies where scrouge comes to life for dickins and wonderful interchange, how delightful to meet you, i'm sorry, i can't say the same, i knew they got this, i believe it's accurate representation of what we go through when we struggle to make something work that we think really is important to make work. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> it's a universal story so have you sold international rights yets? >> yes. >> twenty-fourth of november, london, december, december 1st. >> italian version is great, scrouge. [laughter] >> it'll be everywhere. >> i know that the russians have put in -- [laughter] >> they are going to reserve it for next year because they can't dub it fast enough to get in. maybe we will be sitting in russia next year. >> i have seen the movie and i got a sneak preview and it was fabulous. it's even better than the preview. >> thank you. >> when i got a pass to see it as i said preview, i was so excited like jumping up and down and calling my friends, i

. >> we just poo-pooed that whole story. >> all right then. >> gad we handled. >> she's awful cute. >> she's cute. >> setting up the video and everything. look at us. >> look at our kid. >> all right, all right. >> seriously look at their kid. >> i know. >> yeah. okay. >> i say danger danger do end do it. poo-poo. >> that answers my question. >> stilled up next healing during the holidays teaming up with eastern automotive for holiday surprise i promise you do not want to miss this. so so sweet. ♪ whoo! testing, testing... is this thing on?! huh? c'mon! your turn! mmmm... where do pencils go on vacation? (loud speaker) pencil-vania! pencilvania! (laughing) frosted just right. crunch in every bite. kellogg's frosted mini-wheats. okay. we're back at 9:30. didn't want to all jump in that at once. >> you know who needs to jump many in tucker barnes. >> he's got an amazing forecast. >> sunshine, 60s. >> he's going to get mad at you for stealing his thunder. >> he doesn't like when we share the forecast. >> right. about 60 today. not 60s. [ laughter ] >> wher

>> you poo-poo everything in my life. >> yeah, and you go right for your addictive behavior.t have a conflict. >> and my character said back to roseanne -- >> well, have another shot of pancake, roseanne. >> you've got to have a pair to be able to allow, you know, another character to say that to your character, knowing full well that you are your character. i don't know who else was getting down and dirty like that. >> all this time you tell me if i'd work hard and got good grades and everything, i could make something out of myself. >> you still can. >> wogoing to night school and working at the buy and bag, i'm going to end up just like you. >> you apologize for that. >> it was a battle every single day, and it was like because they -- these people who make television just, they don't have any -- they are like aliens or something. they don't have any real-life experience or any values or anything. >> becky, i'm working two jobs here. >> i was working class enough myself to, you know, do the things that working class people do when you come from the elitist people, which is

they poo-pooed that with a number of representatives. what do you think of that? >> i don't think that's going to happen. i think that normally the way this works is in a conference is the house that has the narrowest margin, which is the senate, is the one you tend to use their bill as a guide. because it makes sense. paul ryan had a 13-vote margin. this is the senate. it's more narrow. you start with their bill. and you try -- the biggest compromise that was necessary has been accomplished. that was the one that susan collins insisted on. that was the $10,000 exclusion on the state and local income taxes. i think there's a surprise coming potentially. if you notice over the weekend, the president said slightly i could accept a 22% corporate rate or 21% rate. the other thing is, the house republicans have never really been comfortable having the top rate or individual income remain the same. actually there's a bubble. so it could go up. so they've never been comfortable for that. they don't want tax reform in this climate to be a big tax cut for people at the top

generally, democrats have poo-pooed the notion of building a wall on the southern border.he president made a big part of its campaign. if he ties it to the daca thing, are democrats willing to go along? >> i don't see any evidence that the democrats are going to go along with the wall. i think there's more evidence that what trump really wants is added border security and something that could be called a "wall." the question is, will he find a way to save face? at the same time, i think democrats will hold quite a strong on the wall issue. they will want daca for sure. without 60 votes, none of this is going anywhere. >> jon: most republicans evening say that it's a decision that helps a so-called dreamers, the people that were brought here as children by their children, no fault of their own. most americans seem to feel that they should be allowed in the states. what leverage does the president have here? >> i think he has great leverage. i know about the dreamers. i have a friend who's a dreamer, who i didn't realize until these issues really came up. i think it's someth

some unkind attention, some people on twitter suggesting that it looked a little bit like the happy poo but in the best possible way. >> thank you very much for that. >> reporter: but in the best possible way. >> thank you very much for that full fashion report. >> i thought we were going to get a lesson in curtesying and we talked about -- >> the emoji poo. >>> cnn's jake tapper takes a look back, our seven biggest stories in politics, next. and respond 60 times faster. it lets you know where your data lives, down to the very server. it keeps your insights from prying eyes, so they're used by no one else but you. it. is. the cloud. the ibm cloud. the cloud that's designed for your data. ai ready. secure to the core. the ibm cloud is the cloud for business. yours. won't replace the full value of your totaled new car. the guy says you picked the wrong insurance plan. no, i picked the wrong insurance company. with liberty mutual new car replacement™, you won't have to worry about replacing your car because you'll get the full value back including depreciation. switch and you could save $7

. >> i want them to get so frustrated all these boxes they are picking up have poo in them. >> you can have them delivered to work, a neighbor or amazon lock box in your area if you don't want to resort to those measures. >> good idea. >>> the national park service says it will reopen today after a second swimmer was attack bid a sealion. both victims are expected to recover. danger signs are still posted in the area like this one. still, we spotted swimmers that did not heed the warnings. >> i do not know what got into the mind of that particular sealion, but i am assuming he is not still around. in any case, i will take it a little more carefully and stay close to the shore. >> it is unusual for marine mammals to attack swimmers there. marine life experts are working to determine why the animal or animals attacked. >> that guy didn't even have a wet suit on. >> that water is cold. he is graduation. >> but at least it is sunny. >>> it is chilly but at least it is sunny to warm him up. there is a live look at the ocean beach. you can see the sun shining down in san francisco right now.

poo the u.s. intelligence findings about russian meddling in the election and does not appear inclined to take personally a sort of hard line stance against vladimir putin. his administration is doing just that. >> is this administration working to combat threats for 2018 and 2020? make sure that they don't meddle in the election again? >> yeah, it's tough to know. i think that may be is where we see donald trump's sort of personal feelings on the matter and his personal resistance to acknowledging the 2016 meddling, because he think it somehow taints his victory. that is where we see that playing out. we don't see a whole lot of active steps being taken that we can see. that said, there may be things going on in the background from the administration. certainly, there are steps being taken by state elections officials. but potentially, donald trump's reluctance to acknowledge anything that he thinks might undermine his 2016 victory could be limiting the administration writ large's efforts to prev

in washington, everyone poo-poos that but for a family that's money. better in the conference report. i think working families will be pleased. >> on the process, look, now you worked on tax reform for years. >> yeah. >> there's no question the actual legislative process in the course of the last four to eight weeks, probably moving faster than a lot of us assumed at least, if the shoe were on the other foot and you were sitting on the conference committee in the minority, would you have been happy there was no full markup process, no amendments, no changes offered by democrats? >> that was a lot of theater in my view. the democrats when they ran this place, obamacare, they didn't have conference committees. they sat in a room and did things republicans didn't have that avenue. and so look, they're going to have a chance to review this. they're going to -- they've had a chance to make amendments in the ways and means committee four days, full daylight, we took every amendment and debated. they've been invited and engaged. at the end of the day i hope t

remember when trent lott got into trouble for way less than this, and here we have someone that's just poo-pooingrica was great when -- we had slavery, that thing. that is beyond the pail. so republicans are going to have to live with and the consequences of it moving forward. i hope doug jones wins on tuesday. and very rarely -- almost never, am i rooting for a democrat to win something, but this is beyond partisan politics. it's about decency and the country deciding who we want to be and the republican party is, obviously, in an identity crisis because this is not the party that i've known over the last 25 years. >> the republican party with the exception of yourself, mark salter, mike murphy, a handful of those of us unelected officials. >> me. >> we're a party who by and large with a very few exceptions got behind donald trump because he had an 85% approval rating among republican voters, who is now pretty quiet on the question of whether or not they'll vote to expel roy moore should he win, and to the same question i put to tara. how does the gop unring the bell? you don't in two or four ye

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how a chinese company is hoping to clean up after inventing a new and rather unlikely use for panda poos lights. will it be britain or the philippines which shines brightest? after eight months on the run, saddam hussein has been tracked down and captured by american forces. saddam hussein is finished, because he killed our people, our women, our children. the signatures took only a few minutes but they brought a formal end to 3.5 years of conflict, conflict that has claimed more than 200,000 lives. before an audience of world leaders, the presidents of serbia, bosnia and croatia put their names to the peace agreement. the romanian border was sealed and silent today. romania has cut itself off from the outside world in order to prevent the details of the presumed massacre in timisoara from leaking out. from sex at the white house, to a trial for his political life, the lewinsky affair tonight guaranteed bill clinton his place in history as only the second president ever to be impeached. this is newsday on the bbc. i'm rico hizon in singapore. i'm babita sharma in london. our top stories

suspend accounts associated with hate groups of wasserring -- seau erring -- seau >>> a houstonned poo patch >> the law firm of patterson and harrison is using a private jet to shutting patent lawyers to the jets in the peewees. it'ses. >> buying the jet is cheaper than hiring bay loper. >>> snyder's pretzels and popcorn is being bought by campbell's. campbell's is paying $4 billion. and the acquisition will allow it to expand. >>> the u.s. >>> the postal service predicted 3 billion pieces of mail will be processed and delivered today. between thanksgiving and new year's day this eyed today is >>> homeowner are on edge after flare guns with shot at several homes. >>> up next we continue our torch of the dead i decidely temporary -- what may have caused the crash as the train it, it fay >>> we continue to follow developing state out of washington state where an amtrak train derailed this morning. the death toll stands at six but the number is expected to rise. the train went off an overpass and spilled some of the cars onto the hobo. five passengers and pretty well veep have been. the t

. # mr poo pants, he did a poo and he wears pants.you for sharing. that is something to share on national tv. very brave. why not. i like that song. there is loads coming up on the programme this morning. you're watching breakfast. still to come this morning: christmas dog jumpers, paw—secco and turkey dinners — we'll be finding out how the uk's pampered pet market has turned into seriously big business. time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. good morning. i'm asad ahmad. two men who died in a fire at a luxury hotel on the banks of loch lomond in scotland on monday are believed to have been from london. simon midgley and richard dyson were staying at the cameron house hotel near glasgow when the fire broke out. police scotland have yet to formerly confirm the identities of the two men. the cause of the fire is being investigated. an a—level student from north london who was left shocked at the number of women who can't afford sanitary items is taking her campaign to theresa may this afternoon. amika george founded

but being grounded by my parents and having to pick up dog poo. >> your dog?ch. >> yeah. >> it taught me good lessons about life. >> all of the domestic stuff is the worst job ever. >> okay. i am sorry i went out of order. here we go. what time of the day are you most productive? >> that's a fine question. 7 a.m. >> you are a morning person? >> yes, me too. morning. >> 3:30. a.m. >> i am up. that's when i am the most interesting when no one is around. i find myself fascinating. >> [laughing] >> 3 in the morning. >> what is your alrm set for? >> 2:20. >> oh! you better get to bed. >> don't worry on tuesday. >> it's friday. >> probably in the morning. early in the morning when no one is around or up. running errands on a sunday morning at 8 a.m. is the best. >> we sound like we have such great lives. >> you have a tough job. you have to be on the radio in the afternoon and stand up at night. you can't have a bad portion of the day. >> when i had redeye that was ideal. my radio show starts at 3 p.m. that's a morning job. >> you get up around then? >> i get up and

. >> poo-pourri. >> also getting the poo-pourri. [ applause ] >> it does work. >> great deals, all the. cheers, everybody. >>> come on back. >>> "gma's" "deals & steals" brought to you by target. save big with weekend deals only at target. 20% off "star wars" toys, apparel and home decor this weekend. >>> back now with the very talented actress diane kruger. getting a lot of award buzz for "in the fade" and i got to say, diane, it's great to have you here. >> thank you. >> give it up for diane. >> thank you. >> it's so much to congratulate you. the movie nominated for a golden globe. >> yes. >> and you, you just won best actress at cannes film festival. >> i did. >> amazing. >> thank you. back and say you never thought the movie would get into the film festival. >> yeah, well, you know, when you make a movie you don't anticipate stuff like that. and my director who likes to have a drink after filming was really happy one day and said we're -- this is such a great day and he said i think we'll go to cannes with this movie and i said, yeah, right. i lost the bet and had to get a tattoo.

. >> poo-pourri. >> also getting the poo-pourri. [ applause ] >> it does work. [ applause ] >> great, everybody. >>> come on back. >>> "gma's" "deals & steals" brought to you by target. save big with weekend deals only at target. 20% off "star wars" toys, apparel and home decor this weekend. michael: i'm thankful that i'm alive and have a second chance. james: i'm thankful for the help and the opportunity that i received. darlene: i'm thankful to be able to help people in crisis. vanessa: i'm thankful that addiction is treatable, and that help is available. christie: new jersey is experiencing a heroin epidemic fueled by opioid painkillers. but if you or someone you love is struggling with addiction, i want you to know: we are here for you. this holiday season, choose help. call 844 reach nj or visit reachnj.gov. >>> back now with the very talented actress diane kruger. getting a lot of award buzz for "in the fade" and i got to say, diane, it's great to have you here. >> thank you. >> give it up for diane. >> thank u. >>cht' to congratulate you. the movie nominated for a golden globe

toda.together we have in our poo finally liberate this region and the world from this very serious nuclearenace. in terms of north korea getting everybody together, china has been excellent. >> on china because the only thing more important to him than trade is war. >> chinese have been n notorious for publicly agreeing to sanctionsance privately not enforcing them. we're seeing another case of this again. >> china accounts for 90% of north korea's trade but beijing denies any involvement with the ship despite being registered in hohong kong and leased to a company in taiwan. russian smugglers are being accused of fox news. gregg: we're coming right back with much more. stay with it >>> president trump says there will be no dacca deal if we do not end chain migration and build the border wall. >> we will very importantly be funding and closing the loop loopholes that undermine our enforcement and we'll get rid of chain migration and the visa lottery program. gregg: will the dems join president trump in his battle to make america next >>> and president trump pressuring china to step up and

because then the person has to answer while-- while poo is coming out of them. >> stephen: we don't knoww if that's what it is. >> it could -- >> stephen: i never did at "the daily show." i went to a restaurant. here's the deal. here's why you don't do that. >> tell me. >> stephen: because when the jiggle happens-- back me up. when the jiggle happens, you could go, "oh, wait, did i lock the door? diremember? is the door lock working? did you put it all the way shut?" knock doesn't sound anything like the door opening. this sound like the beginning of door open, and you panic, you pinch off the stream, and you can't start again. >> no, here's why you're wrong. >> stephen: guilty, guilty! >> here's why you're wrong. because when somebody knocks and you have to answer and you say, "sorry, i'm in here." then they know who you are. and then -- >> stephen: they think you're kermit if you answer like that. >> and then you have to go in a meeting with them two minutes later -- >> stephen: you and know that they're human and you use the bathroom. >> but they also-- they-- they know that -- >> ste

but it was thrown out there and the north koreans poo-poo'd which makes me think the north koreans might plan something to ruin the party what do you think? >> you're dealing with a constant x factor with north korea and the leadership. to back up a moment and put it in context. when we were going into the sochi games, it was the concern and the fear -- it was called the white widows. the rising tension with ukraine and the suspected treatment regarding openly gay individuals. when we headed to rio, the invisible enemy. mosquitoes and zika and crime numbers that were speaking off the scale. both of those events on an american side went largely unhitched. to record nielsen numbers from a television standpoint, which hikes up the add value for sponsorship, which is why from a sports and business standpoint, the olympics are truly unique in terms of a business model. this ongoing narrative -- >> neil: i'm not an expert on the sports things. i read a prompter so i qualified. if the russians are not there, whether they cheat or not, juice up or not that is a big difference and it will take a

but when the focus is a really cute baby that doesn't do much apart from dribble and poo, it doesn'tg to people. it's an online community which is helping to support and educate women who are — and fathers — who are starting with parenthood and just being honest and saying, you know, it's not like the picture post card. it's not as romantic as it might look. be prepared for what you're about to get into, because you'll be... yeah it's about realistic expectations. one thinks of it as a busy time, you're not out and about meeting other mothers in the park? yeah, definitely. but you can't be out and about monday to friday, 6am when the baby wakes until, you know, your partner gets home on a friday night at 8pm. so you can't schedule something every minute of every day. the daily drudgery associated withjust being at home with a baby on your own, without — sue and i were talking about, the lack of mental stimulation. if you're used to having adult company. you were saying how much you noticed the noises in your house? yes. when you're on your own, you do. when you've got a family or kid

. >> it seems to me they are throwing whatever they can, like monkeys throwing poo against the wall.ese are not a enormously destructive against our administration of justice. a major distraction from the russia investigation. >> part of an ongoing republican attempt to divert attention from the real investigation to the the collusion of the trump campaign and the russian. >> kimberly: joining us now the reaction, salem radio nationally syndicated host larry elder and former secret service agent dan bongino and fox news contributor tammy bruce. first question, tammy, why do they have to bring the monkey cage and? like that's the most they can can think of? >> this is hysterical. the awful things they are saying. what are the highlights is a meltdown. they don't know what else to say. a great day for not just the president, but for the country, it highlights with the democrats have not been able to accomplish for at least eight years. there is the equivalent of complaining about, pour bob mueller, the equivalent of saying that the tax and jobs bill was armageddon. it sounds ridiculous

it's different, we've had thees situation notice poos, but in this case the permit was issued by the-- we did not do a bbn notification on file for the property at that time. we subsequently suspended the permit and it was given to the board of a appeals. it's pending before the board nks month. we wanted to bring this matter to you as the d.r. request was filed during the bbn period that we did after the permit was issued. we wanted to get your feedback on the project and we'll take that to the board of appeals when it is heard next month. i wanted to reassure you that the decision of the commission today will be implemented and we'll find a way to work with the project spons where the department building inspection to make sure that any changes you have are implemented through the course of the review process. >> good afternoon president hillis and members of the commission. i'm with department staff. as jonas said, the item is discussion of the permit 17050 broderick street. it proposes the following changes to the single-family dwelling. the construction of the rear deck set back

and when we can't recognize it, you're going to end up with a big pile of poo.our take something like sjc drums. they make a drum, beautifully hand-crafted, great staff, but the place was in total chaos. so you're inefficient and you're priced below market. right. which means you have high cost and no margin. death spiral. the owner mike is second-to-none when it comes to marketing and hustling. but he doesn't know how to make drums and he's not the greatest with numbers, either. when i met him, he had essentially frozen out the two people who could help him most in those areas. there was his best friend chris, a guy as sharp as they come, but mike was ignoring his advice. our gross margins last year were about 20%. what should the margins be? chris? in my mind, they need to be like, 40%. in the pricing model that you put together, if mike would've stayed away from it, would it have been 40%? yes. lemonis: even worse, there was his brother scott. the real drum expert in the family, mike had essentially forced him out of the business shortly before i arrived. you

poo-poo'd the innovation. but he wasn't -- he was able to 400 receiver sold for fm radio. in this days, that was something. the reception and the audience and the technical reception was excellent. world war ii comes, and he ends up being a major in the army that helps with radios. at the end of world war ii the federal communications commission for reasons that are described sensationally in many places, uproots the entire fm spectrum allocation. 42 - 50 megahertz. that is an old allocation if you have an old radio receiver. that was fm until 1945, and then it moves. the entire industry is destroyed. armstrong thought it, -- fought it, and it broke him. he was also litigating on intellectual property against rca, became very despodent in 1954 with his "baby" being so flummoxed by the system. he was a prominent professor, a famous inventor, committed suicide in sensational fashion in new york city. brian: how did he do it? tom: he dressed in formal attire and walked out of the apartment. he walked out the window. he left a note to his wife, apologizing. years later, she di

er poo air quality is possible.nal chilly, frost possible in our inland valleys like this morning and one model out of the three that we use out about eight days says there could be a chance of rain next week. right now it's bone dry and clear on live doppler 7. some of our warmest temperatures santa cruz 76, 70 in san jose, 71 ukiah. the rest of us about 64 to 68 degrees. tonight you can see the wealth of 30s in our inland valleys, even around palo alto and menlo park, low to mid 40s around the bay, upper 40s along the coast and san francisco. we will have temperatures mainly in the 60s, mid to upper 60s, dry weather with a lot of sunshine through monday. hi, sue. >> the richmond san rafael bridge traffic is stopped here inching through the toll plaza. why? an accident on the other side of the toll plaza has things bumper to bumper backing on to 580 this is coming into marin county from the richmond side of things. let's go to the bay bridge toll plaza where the metering lights were turned on about an hour ago. if

i think his son had died of a heroin overtight and he was meeting poo and helping them. he said this is a cheap retirement town and hen said to me it's also a good place for people to hide. and suddenly i'm thinking of all the people i met. are the all on the lam? are you talking about. i'm picturing lawrence, and he says, to hide from their kids. and gave me -- there was one example where in some situations people were just like, look, i'm going to make it, i'm fine, but not everybody was fine. some people were doing great but one guy who had been visiting the kitchen and he was found dead in his rv on the gravel turf of aaronburg. so, again, i don't have stats on this bit there's a van owner i speak with all the time, a come moundings ago she was camped all the grid and found a cool guy living in an r,struggling, a painter, and like her, they were sharing each other's part kind of bonding over looking at each other's craft stuff, and one day she came by and she hadn't seen him in a few day thursday there are flies on the screens. so, you know, i'm not saying that is su

days later poos demond i'm part of this cabinet fled to belgium other catalan government ministers were jailed some later freed on bail they jail us only to defend our ideas and idea that the share. of the turmoil is polarized catalans and spaniards alike the choice in thursday's election season staff to make up. the break up. al-jazeera basile in the. highest court has ruled that the taxi healing company is a transport company and must be regulated as one of the ideas that it's an online digital platform and shouldn't be subject to the same rules san francisco based firm operates in more than six hundred locations but it's been accused of unfair competition barker reports from here in months. it's a landmark judgement with big implications for other online companies the european court of justice ruled that is a taxi service and not a technology firm as the company insists it will now have to comply to the same regulation as other transport firms rules that can be set a country level. the long running court case was first bought by taxi drivers in spain with a backlash against hoopers b

days later poos demanded part of his cabinet fled to belgium other catalan government ministers were jailed some later freed on bail they jailed us only to the fenn our i.d.'s and that the done share. the turmoil has polarized catalans and spaniards alike the choice in thursday's election season start to make up. or break up. al jazeera boss alone there. are plenty more ahead on the news hour and clothing it's time to turn around the struggling economy that's the message from zimbabwe's president as he addressed the nation. another setback but this time of the e.u. is highest court and russia's banned from pallant exporters up held box they get another month to prove their athletes should be allowed to compete in chad that's coming up in sports but peter. poland's president has accused you of lying about his country's plan traditional reforms the a who has triggered a legal mechanism that could see the country stripped of its voting rights within the blog brussel says the laws are a threat to democracy natasha buckley has more it was a message of defiance from warsaw to the european

i don't want to just poo-poo it out of hand. explain to me what the problems are in other areas, so that i can clearly understand what you're talking about. that would be helpful. >> chairs, should i respond? >> yes, go ahead. >> i'll speak on behalf of new york, i have heard about this in pennsylvania, new jersey and i'm sure there are other states, maybe other states in -- i'm not going to go into other states i'm aware of. i haven't heard firsthand accounts from them. in new york, the dnc gives money to state parties. or should be. right? >> and we have no oversite of where that money is going. in new york, we're sitting on $30 million raised off of democrats. especially right now, we have a senate that's on the fence. and people are seconding money to the democratic state party. unfortunately, that money is not being allocated anywhere outside of the gubernatorial race. and that's partly because of the way the structure of the party is set up, they -- the executive committee in new york, many who were appointed under our gov

and after seven year, the majority of member poo emin the middle -- the majority of people in the middle class lose that tax cut. there is no reason to borrow this much money for the richest 500,000 americans. as a senator with two young kids, i just don't know why you'd ask my kids and so maniers to pay back loans necessary to deliver this tax cut, especially when it isn't going to magically result in the kind of economic growth that trickle-down economists have claimed for years and years. it's not impossible to get a bipartisan tax bill. i know my republican friends claim, as they did on health care, that there's no good will on the democratic side to try to craft a bipartisan proposal. the tragedy is that you didn't even try. there was no attempt to try to find common ground here, just like there was no attempt to try to find common ground on health care -- until the bill had failed, and i credit senator alexander and senator murray for trying to find that common ground, after the health care bill failed. but the order is switched. try to find common ground first, and if that fails,

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the poo issuing a security warning on twitter for american citizens directing them to avoid the old cityst bank. the move clearly angrying palestinians who want jerusalem as their capital as well. such a move will have detrimental on the prospects for the internationally endorsed two state solution. allies across the muslim world are warning of serious consequences. erdogan threatening to break off ties with israel. >> this continue with resolve. as a matter of fact, this can go as far as breaking off our diplomatic relations with israel. >> as a precaution anti-terror teams are deploying across the middle east in and around embassies. we are hearing from world leaders, guys, everywhere from iran, china, syria, lebanon, and even the pope weighing in on things. all of this ahead of vice president's trip to jertz in less than two weeks. brian: all right. so not much controversy with the decision. it's just business as usual. thanks, griff. they are going to move it officially not going to be waiving it. six months to build the building. all we have to do is put a plaque on it. essentially

. >> it seems to me that they're just throwing whatever they can like monkeys throwing poo against the last week it was text gate scandal. then we found out that those texts were improperly released. actually they were attacking bernie sanders and hillary clinton as well. that's okay. so they move on to something else. what exactly is the scandal? they're making things up every week. >> well, they're trying to find anything they can to raise questions about the fbi's credibility in this entire thing, which is funny, considering how much the democrats raised questions about the treatment of hillary clinton. they are doing it with all these text messages. it allows them to throw stuff at the wall. with their base, if you look at the conservative media, a lot of this has stuck. a lot of it has taken hold and they will continue to use that as they try to show the politicalization of the bureau as they continue to investigate, as that report just pointed out. >> josh, this is what donald trump does when he sees trouble going down the tracks, go back to okay, november last year when his camp

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