he is also a green beret ray. 75 combat missions supporting the invasion of iraq. thank you for being with us. >> thanks for having me. >> now, you can talk about some of these missions, right? what did you do? what was your job in these missions? >> i think me specifically i was an 18 charlie which is special forces engineer. primarily i handled demolitions. it was just one element of what i did. we still -- like the main effort was working by and through our local forces. >> and mostly you blew stuff up? i would love with you in a bar and some guy showing he was an engineer. >> yeah, a little bit of a difference. >> how do i know somebody is a green beret ray. it seems like someone might claim foolishly. how do i know you're a green ber beret? >> it is not something saying i'm a green beret ray in a bar. >> i guarantee i would be saying did i mention -- >> yeah. at the end of the day green beret raies are consultants. warrior diplomats are the name given. if you ask them what was your mission or what did you do it will be something of aworked with this nation ind

ray seriously. and hopefully, it'll stick. >> reporter: it's been more than three weeks since they failed the first test. >> let's see what happens. >> reporter: the boys come home from school and head upstairs. >> you guys nervous? >> i am a little bit. of course. >> i'm completely nervous. >> i see a gun! >> reporter: nate spots the gun and yells to the others. this time the boys don't go anywhere near the gun. instead they run downstairs to tell an adult. >> hey. hi guys. >> awesome. >> reporter: relief and pride for these moms. >> good job, buddy. >> reporter: and their boys. >> i'm really proud of you. >> reporter: we've seen tonight just how hard it is for kids of all ages to resist the temptation to pick up a gun. but our expert says it's not impossible to keep kids safe. he says make sure guns are locked and hidden. ask before your kids visit friends' homes if there are any unsecured guns. and always teach them gun safety by acting out what to do. it just might save a life. >> that's all for

rays. the deterioration can't be reversed so in the long run surgery is usually the only option on this x. ray for example changes in the bone structure itself are already visible severe pain is also a sign it's rare that surgery is done too early more often it's done too late. you don't want to wait until bone structures in the joint have degenerated yes that requires more complex surgery and extensive repairs especially to the socket area and things shouldn't get to that stage. if you wait too long for surgery you may not be able to restore original mobility or the desired level of mobility. could happen had hopes to delay her operation but her symptoms are becoming increasingly severe fifty one is still rather young for a hip replacement but she hopes that surgery will give her at least another twenty years or even longer without any symptoms. it's already apparent that the mobility in a hip joint is restricted the pain she feels matches what her doc to seize on the physical exam. an x.

ray. now because x. ray is a textbook case. this joint space is basically in good shape. but this area here in the impact zone is very thin you know why it isn't the lead on a pencil so the cartilage is almost completely worn away. because doctors have recommended that she stay mobile ahead of the surgery being fit will help her get back on her feet she's following their recommendations it's best if she can with gentle exercise and weight training. the patient all report decided to get a full hip replacement and that kind of surgery we can visit here so this patient is getting a hip replacement so we started already doing the preparation we do the surgery minimally invasive meaning we don't go through the muscle we go between the muscles we trust separate term and implant the prosthesis through this minimal and base of approach. so you're using a very small approach a very small cut isn't it more difficult to operate through such minor cuts yes minimal invasive total help author of last is more demanding as it is the standard procedure but at the end for the patient who b

on my phone blake you have introduced eight seven six eight one a bill which would add these sting ray device to a list of other devices that law enforcement uses to track phones and other data tell us what that sting ray thing does. one of the sting rays essentially it's a cell site simulator and it mimics being a cell phone tower and forces cell phones within a given radius to start feeding data into the cell site simulator they can get personal information personally identifiable information they can determine who the people are within that certain radius for instance if they were approached there's a protest and they want to determine who the protesters are they could use a sting ray or if they want to track a single individuals will cation or what data is going through their phone and they turn that on and it just forces all the phones of the area or start feeding into it and it sucks up a lot of data for individuals who are not subject to the search so this device is already in use and what your bill asks is that the cops get a warrant exactly i enter first introduced this bill t

name ray smith?callback. it was the ray smith from colorado. he had the right name, the right age, and place of birth and grown up without knowing any blood relatives and all of this ray smith knew was his mother's name. according to his birth certificate was, jerry. he was starting to sound a lot like our ray. we asked if he would submit to a dna test. he agreed, and there was no doubt, we'd found him. we brought ray and his fiancee to a los angeles hotel and showed him the story of his sisters, and in a way, his story, too. >> i thought that this story, itself, was sad. sounded like they had a rough life. and it was really similar to mine. >> and so it was. it began the same way, too, when shirley are took him from geri except ray was turned over to a woman named anna lee brown, who named him jimmy brown. the only name he knew growing up. >> she had told me that she had adopted me, but i was shipped around a lot from home to home, because she had a lot are of health problems from what i was told. >

ray smith in colorado and ray smith in maryland, new jersey, kansas, but did he go by the name ray smithall back. it was the ray smith from colorado. he had the right name, the right age, and place of birth and grown up without knowing any blood relatives and all of this ray smith knew was his mother's name. according to the birth certificate, it was geri, and he was starting to sound a lot like our ray. we asked if he would submit to a dna test. he agreed, and there was no doubt, we'd found him. we brought ray and his fiancee to a los angeles hotel and showed him the story of his sisters, and in a way, his story, too. >> i thought that this story, itself, was sad. sounded like they had a rough life. and it was really similar to mine. >> and so it was. it began the same way, too, when shirley are took him from geri except he was turned over the annalee brown, and named him jimmy brown, the name that he knew growing up. >> she had told me that she had adopt adopted me, but i was shipped around a lot from home to home, because she had a lot are of health problems from what i was told. >> h

ray kelly says carlos was there to sell his new iphone 10.o app to set up the exchangesot thanks to the fine print...sot on friday 18-year-old marcus fortune was arrested in the deadly robbery casesothe says letgo's cooperation in the homicide invest

some people contacted us today to report concerns about x—rays and scans.ople got high quality assessments and timely care. hugh pym, bbc news. 0ur our top story: damian green denies looking at or downloading pornography after a retired detective claims he found thousands of images on a work computer. and still to come, did meghan markle sparkle on her first public engagement in nottingham? she seems full of life and down—to—earth. she seems full of life and down-to-earth. i think she is wonderful. i watched down-to-earth. i think she is wonderful. iwatched interviews down-to-earth. i think she is wonderful. i watched interviews and i she is great. in sportsday, less than 12 hours from the first test in ashes history, and what most think is the best opportunity for victory against australia. in just over six months‘ time, 32 national teams will be battling it out in 11 russian cities, all competing for one trophy — the 2018 football world cup. today, the all important draw was made at the kremlin in moscow. so did england manage to avoid the likes of brazil

the force awakened ended with ray standing on the cliff in a dramatic moment she found missing jedi sky master luke skywalker. >> thes characters are taken aback. >> here you go again. veteran actor mark hamle is back as luke skywalker. a larger than life persona he has not shaken since the star wars franchise 40 years ago. >> what's up with this line, it's time for the jedi to end. >> he will be training ray, though, that's what we should expect. she is handing you the light saber. >> reporter: there's another line in the trailer this is not going to go the way you think. >> there were questions, there were things explored, and resulting, i think in a ray who inside everything more. >> we'll learn where you come from, your background, who you parents are? >> maybe. >> reporter: maybe is an answer i heard from many of the actors who were mum on the juicy details. actor john boega is reprising his consider as if i -- finn. so much secrecy. >> so much secrecy, but we love it. >> reporter: sharrie williams channel 6 "action news." >> airlines are raking it in, they made $1.2 billion from b

we discussed this with director ray last week. is that -- >> that investigation occurred before i arrive d, so i don't know the details of what decisions were made or why in my experience. on the circumstances of the case if there's anything inappropriate about that, he'd have the authority to review it. >> here's the situation i think the american people are looking at. we have a situation where a special agent does something unprecedented in an investigation by offering immunity and failing a report. it was questioned earlier, was there a proctored statement during that interview. i suspect the real answer is nobody knows because it wasn't recorded. >> if there would be a proper activity, it would have been written down. >> here we have a situation with special agent struck, which is really bringing the agency's integrity into question. what's beginning ton important is how you and director ray address this at the end of the investigation. i get that and i appreciate that. and we are really waiting to e see. what really concerns

ray what are we seeing happen behind just this building?king place in post offices all across the country you have early morning crew coming in getting all of the packages all of the mail, for delivery today the next couple of days, you know, being a week away from christmas there is will be our heaviest mailing week, probably deliver more than 3 billion pieces of mail this week and an office like this generally they might do about 5,000 packages a day how much during the mailing season that number goes up to about ten to 12,000 packages a day. >> now what's the process like as soon as you put that piece of mail into the mailbox what happens? how does it get to where it needs to go? >> you drop it in the mailbox. you bring it to a post offers. that will take it to a processing center. that processing center will process that mail. if it is staying local they sends it out to another local post offers in the area, if it is going across the country we ship it across the country it will go to another processing center there. that will hub and s

that is unprecedented, with director ray last week, is that normal policy. >> that occurred, details, and in that experience would not record a witness interview. and in circumstances of the case, don't know what they were but the inspector general, if there is anything inappropriate about that he would have the authority. >> a special agent, something unprecedented by offering immunity and failing to report. was there a proffered statement during that interview? i don't recall if you said no but the real answer is nobody knows because it wasn't reported. >> if there had been something written down -- >> so here we have a situation with special agents strzok bringing the integrity into question. what is important is how you and director ray address this at the end of the investigation, i get that and appreciate that and we are waiting to see how folks are held accountable where we think affecting the investigative activities, what really concerns me, after that situation, others mentioned earlier, do you see any reason after donald trump's election that the office of the attorney gene

and -- tatters, worst in history, but fear not we will bring it back to greatness. >> here is ray's response to lawmakers on capitol hill. >> the fbi that i see is tens of thousands of brave men and women working as hard as they can to keep people they will never know safe from harm. the agents, analysts and staff of the fbi are big boys and girls. we understand we will take criticism from all corners and we're accustomed to that. >> ray went on to tell the house judiciary committee there is no finer united states tu fine institution than the anybody. >> voting for a short term spending bill to keep the government running for two weeks. votes coming after president trump met with leaders to resolve key policy differences. >> a new deadline for a long term spending bill, december 22, yeah, the pry before christmas. that's when government agency's authority to spend money runs out again. one key issue whether to protect dreamers. that could be a deal breaker for republicans. some democrats in the house have threatened to vote against any spending package that does not include daca pro

ray kelly/alameda county sheriff's office: "suspect number one is jordan patton.ct number two is marcus fortune. what we did here was some good old fashion police work">it was around 1pm back on november 18th when 32-year-old daniel carlos of redwood city used the letgo app to arrange the sell of his new iphone 10. he agreed to meet the buyer here at this 76 gas station in san leandro. however sgt. ray kelly with the alameda county sheriff's office says the two homicide suspects did not intend on buying that phonesotsgt. kelly says the two 18-year-old recent graduates from san leandro high school also didn't plan on the makers of the letgo app cooperating with investigators with the sheriff's officesot

. ♪ ♪ quicker than a ray of light >>> the main question "star wars" fans want to know, does ray indeedin the light, or will she be persuaded to join -- >> little did madonna know she was predicting that when she talked about ray of light. and now that "the last jedi" is finally in theaters. fans who have been waiting anxiously for two years can see what happens. i got a chance anxiously with some fans. they loved it. the critics love it, too, 92% on rotten tomatoes. >> one says by breaking down some of the old mythology, johnson has stake out new territory. it feels forward moving. >> peter traverse calls it the epic you've been looking for, capped by markh hamill. >> and one says you don't have to be a "star wars" fan to love this addition to the canon. it works even if you haven't seen any of the other movies. >> all right, so apparently it worked for so many people. >> yeah, which is great, because i may not be one of those people. i may or may not be one of those people who have never seen one of these movies before. eva has not seen a single "star wars" movie, neither has our a mi

and a backlog of hundreds of thousands of x—rays and scans.se who died in the grenfell tower fire are warning that the public inquiry risks becoming a whitewash, unless a diverse panel is appointed to oversee the proceedings. they are petitioning theresa may to intervene. they say the chairman, sir martin moore—bick, should sit with a range of people who understand the issues facing those affected by the disaster. the argentine navy has said there is 110w the argentine navy has said there is now no hope of rescuing the 44 crew members of the submarine that disappeared in the south atlantic a fortnight ago. they have said a smaller scale search for the wreckage of the san juan smaller scale search for the wreckage of the sanjuan will continue. eight former ministers in catalonia's government and two separatist campaigners are to ask spain's supreme court to release them from prison. they were jailed a month ago on charges of sedition and rebellion following the declaration of catalan independence. the region's former president, carles puigdemon

ray kelly says carlos was there to sell his new iphone 10.ed the letgo app to set up the exchangesot thanks to the fine print...sot on friday 18-year-old marcus fortune was arrested in the deadly robbery casesothe says letgo's cooperation in the homi

director ray, thank you for your service. curious, can you tell me if the fbi has taken any steps to reverse the previous administrations purge of jihadng information about , sharia, and the muslim brotherhood? >> i am not aware of any ongoing efforts to purge training material. >> they were purged in the last administration. so have you taken any steps at the fbi to reverse it and include some of the things that allow us to see the threat that faces america? >> i have not studied what has been done in the training, but i appreciate you bringing that addition -- bring that to my attention. i will take a hard look at it. >> i am wondering if the fbi is doing anything to counter antifa including investigating their funding sources. to rakingntioned member thompson, we have an active -- ranking member we are not investigating ideologies, but we investigate anarchist extremists . people who are motivated to commit activity. we have a number of investigations in that space. itself, even though it is an ideology, but if the group i

who is ray c bliss? >> on unassuming insurance man who for 50 years was one of the behind-the-scenes mastermind of the republican party at local, state and national level. he was a pioneer in political polling, tv, but probably best known for putting the publican party together again after the 1964 barry goldwater debacle. many people thought there might not be another republican party but they -- put the party back together, developed a coordinating committee to get john lindsay, liberals like john lindsay together with barry goldwater as he knew he had to have a united party. so largely with bliss's help richard nixon was elected president in 1968 but nixon held a grudge against bliss because in 1966 when bliss was chairman, nixon wanted the national committee to pay for an airplane to fly him around the country to campaign for congressional candidates and bliss told him no, he would have to give one to george romney and nelson rockefeller and nixon set i won't forget this and he didn't. in 1969 after

ray did not mention president trump by name. the president's criticism of the fbi intensified after it was revealed one of the top experts had been removed from the special counsel's investigation over a potential anti-trump bias. >> cnn has learned that expert, peter strzok is the person who changed a key phrase. he changed it from grossly negligent -- >> fired him last year. overnight he told stephen colbert he felt like he got hit in the gut when he first got hit with that infamous tape. and that the president delivered a second gut punch by questioning that tape's authenticity. >> he, last week for some reason came out with that's not my voice on the tape. i was there. you were there. what that does, though is multi it -- i told you about my own personal problem with it. but then you've got 20 women at the time -- i don't know what the exact number is--but used their names. powerful people being held accountable and sometimes there's anonymous sources. all of these women came out with their name 20 women don't get together a

fbi's political corruption and cracks in the house committee hearing featuring director christopher ray. tonight we'll talk to two law makers that are demanding the interests from the fbi to the anti- troph dossier and what they did. and embattled senator al franken resigning but not apologizing. the minnesota democrat will not step down for weeks despite calls from senate colleagues to do so immediately. effectively telling the democratic party to go to hell. wildfires raging through southern california for a fourth day. no end in sight and wildfires are battling four major fires that burned hundred thousand acre in los angeles and ventura counties and none of those fires even close to being contained. we'll have the full report for you tonight. our top story, new evidence of political corruption surfacing today in the special counsel's office and at the department. justice. we learned that one of robert mueller's top attorneys jeanie re previously represented ben rhed ones in the obama scald an. and a former congressman interviewed a retired fbi super visor said mccabe said not to cal

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i have asked rector ray and now i want to ask you.did you order the fbi to conduct this assessment. >> what was the date? >> august, 2017? >> no. >> do you know who authored the report or are you familiar with the report? >> not the report, but the general issue the. >> maybe you could talk about the general issue in particular when the fbi began tracking black identity extremism. >> it's important to explain that the fbi does not make determination with regard to domestic groups to investigate based on their first amendment or affiliation. it bases its decision on evidence of a propensity of , so with regards to members of any ideology domestically the fbi would only investigate if there were some indications. >> do you believe there's a political movement in the country called black identity extremism. >> audibly the fbi intends to do that. they try to categorize different threads they-- >> before you do investigation of their surveillance; correct? >> generally no. there may be a determination pursed. there was a basis for investig

exrifchristopher ray told he mae would ring that bell.t was as slanted as anything could be, americans need to see that justice will be served. they need to reopen that, i think that inspector general, when he gets done with his report, hopefully, he will tell us, what within on there because -- went on, we know a lot of things happened with regard to interviews and ro obstructtion f justice. lou: i would urge consideration of a law be passed, that is a law against any one testifying on capitol hill using expression unring a bell. that would be a priority in my world. >> absolutely. lou: thank you so much. >> thank you. lou: andy biggs, vote in our poll is from any reason that fbi director kris christopher ray sd not fire deputy direct or andy mccabe, now. roll video we have been waiting all night for, this is twig. a one of a kind sheep dog, impressive athlete, he is. in in and out of the water, mighty skill little fellow. he is using skateboards, skim boards, across waters of sunny florida. is that -- that sounded like california surfin

, anya shrubsole peacock, adam peaty, johnny ray, anya shru bsole and peacock, adam peaty, johnny rayathan rea. those are your contenders for sports personality of the year 2017. that's not the only event happening this evening. we've got acts such as noel gallagher and rag n bone man playing this evening. we'll see the coach of the year, the tea m we'll see the coach of the year, the team of the year. and of course what will be the most poignant moment, the helen roberson award for sporting achievement in the face of adversity. we already know who's going to win that, that award is going to win that, that award is going in tribute to bradley lowery. many of you will be familiar with his story. he died earlier this year, he was diagnosed with a rare form of cancer at 18 months. what he achieved in his short life was quite extraordinary. i've been speaking to his parents on the red carpet. it's amazing, he was six years old and he brought people together from all over the country. he brought foot ball over the country. he brought football together. he raised so much awareness for child

star wars is back with ray firmly at the center of things. tom. selleck musically. mark hamill as luke skywalker is still hanging in there from the original trilogy helping ray develop her newly discovered ability. to walk good feelings are familiar the age old battle between light. and darkness as the resistance prepares to do battle with the first order. the latest installment of the successful franchise was both written and directed by star wars newcomer brian johnson. brian has written a story that unexpected but right. some of the stuff that happens people have an army goes. after. the late carrie fisher makes an appearance says general layout the actress died in december twenty sixth scene shortly after completing her work on the film. she gives a beautiful performance in this film and it's a very i don't know it's any obviously we didn't know it was going to be her last performance while she was giving it we didn't tailor it to be a farewell to her but that having been said the character i think and i think there are some moments at that hopefully will will r

we make mistakes, we're all human. >> to get by, ray and scotty sell cans and found items.truggle for these two lost souls, i'm about to meet a woman who has turned misfortune on its head. >> hello! coming in. >> nice to see you again! >> and made the most of what she's got. oh, my gosh. okay, i never thought i'd say this, but i found bladder leak underwear that's actually pretty. surprised? it's called always discreet boutique. it looks and fits like my underwear. i know what you're thinking. how can something this pretty protect? hidden inside is a super absorbent core that quickly turns liquid to gel... ...for incredible protection. so i feel protected... ...and pretty. new always discreet boutique. our recent online sales success seems a little... strange?nk na. ever since we switched to fedex ground business has been great. they're affordable and fast... maybe "too affordable and fast." what if... "people" aren't buying these books online, but "they" are buying them to protect their secrets?!?! hi bill. if that is your real name. it's william actually. hmph! affordable

i think it was deft response by christopher ray. defending the women of the fbi saying there are those other opinions which implied that he disagreed with the president without actually challenging. then you go to the white house press briefing and sarah sanders says there is no discrepancy. i think the white house is perfectly happy. i think christopher ray did a pretty deft job up there. >> thanks. nice to meet you. come back again soon. >> i will do. thanks very much for having me. >>> now to a cnn exclusive, previously undisclose the e-mails showing multiple follow-ups to the infamous trump tower meeting in 2016. this is the first indication of any follow-through after that meeting, raising new questions for congressional investigators, cnn's jessica snider with more. >>reporter: christine and dave, cnn is learning about follow-up e-mails after that june 2016 trump tower meeting between members of the inner circle and russians who donald trump jr. believed was offering dirt on hillary clinton. one of the e-mails was to dan scavi

. >> reporter: the tragic news of the death of ray ann and steven gruber's 18-year-old son max came with a phone call. >> they said they had worked on max for 45 minutes, but there was nothing they could do. it's -- the worst call anyone could ever get. you never expect it. >> reporter: it was september 14th. police say hours earlier, gruber was at louisiana state university's phi delta theta house, going through a ritual where if you don't answer questions correctly you drink alcohol. he had a blool alcohol level of .495%. >> and that was the next day. so that night i'm sure it was -- it's enough to kill you. >> reporter: a few weeks later, 10 current and former members of that fraternity arrested. according to officials potentially facing charges ranging from misdemeanor hazing to felony negligent homicide. was your son murdered? >> yes. i believe so. nobody can physically drink that much. you can't. you have to be forced to drink it. senseless. >> it's terrible. >> how is making your brother do all these things, humiliating somebody, a brotherhood? how does that bond you? that's what

by their predecessors women have more say in how the galaxies run leading the way forward is young ray played by daisy ripley i think women taking over the ice i think women taking their. rightful place in the galaxy it can't not be important to everyone anyone who is a woman or knows a woman it should be able and. with its many relatable female characters writes owner disney most likely aims to attract more female fans on the red carpet in london on tuesday night the hysteria was palpable since the series kicked off in the seventy's it's fan base has been steadily growing the films and the merchandise make billions worldwide. i saw a commercial for a shaver with my picture i thought it would be selling as cheever with my lawyer here and my beard i guess to trim it but. they've come up with some real it's ridiculous products over the years. but. some say the epic space adventure has been sold out for profit but fans like ryan johnson will hear nothing of it to him creating this episode was a childhood dream come true having been a star wars fan since i was a kid i have a very strong it

. >> ray is in virginia. good morning, an independent. >> caller: can i talk? >> go ahead, ray. >> caller: hi. i'm reading in the paper about social security and medicare. i worked all my life and paid into social security and also had medicare payments deducted from my paycheck and i'm still getting medicare payments deducted now that i'm on social security. but i'm read in the paper the paul ryan and other people are wanting to say they are entitlements and take money out of it and stop paying us as much money as they have been paying and reduce the amount of money we are getting. if they cut medicare like they want to, what are we going to do? basically, the old people are going to retire, medicare doesn't cover all of my cancer procedures that i have right now. i am very, very upset about this, seeing that i have paid into it and they are talking about cutting everything back now. >> thanks for the call. >> first of all, as ray mentioned, people should know there are no changes to social or medicare in the tax reform proposalal at all. that's not even a com

-nats-dl-so you got a flat screen tvkevin---, blue ray player, made to look authentic dl-so someone trying to steal this will be pretty disappointed when they open it upkevin-absolutelydl-so as someone tries to steal this you'll jump out and arrest them?kevin-correct mark reiner/lieutenant, franklin township police: "we have two surveillance teams on packages placed at people's doorsteps//the chances of one of them getting stolen is possible."lt. reiner says it's all too easy for thieves to snatch up these packages.mark

we get starlight we get gamma ray bursts we get i think rays there are extremely weak compared to the sunshine. so in a practical sense the sun is the only choice for long term energy supply. well clearly more scientific discoveries and more engineering are required to enable the basic technologies to be cheap enough a lot of the electrical energy we produce is lost in the wire between the generator and the house so if we could make superconducting wires out that would be a wonderful way to transport energy from one place to another so let's make those investments now so that we own the things that we need to own when the time comes.

. >> i want my name kathy ray e-mailed me, i'm going to put the email on the screen and i'll commentit. "you need to be fired for the race baiting comment you made tonight. it's okay for blacks to discuss certain subjects but not whites. really you're what a call a niger not a black person you are what's wrong with the world. you mischaracterized what i said. when arguing with somebody, you have to be careful not the mischaracterize their vice president, so i won't mischaracterize your view either, kathy ray. i get it, on december 5, 2017, you think it's okay to call this journalist a nigger, i don't. but i could clap back and say a few things to you. but instead, i'll let your words kathy ray speak for themselves, and that will be the last word. >> trevor: goddam! whoo! the revolution will be televised! did yu see that head tilt? did you see that? you may not know what that means but when a black woman puts her hands together and starts leaning, your ass is about to get beat! ( laughter ) like, this is our winding up! whenever i see my mom doing that, i knew what was yo up. that's l

ray: it is hard to say.t is interesting about this tax bill is how immediate it comes into effect. provisions will take effect as soon as january 1. there is not a lot of phasing in in this bill. and a lot of things hit right away. the corporate tax cut, surprisingly to people like me, goes immediately to 35% to 21% overnight. that will accelerate whatever the impacts are of this bill and i think we will see some short-term reactions, but probably we will see longer-term reactions as people kind of start the process what a 21% tax as alloks like, as well the million other things that this bill has in it. betty: that is right. it makes for good bedtime reading. , expert on taxch reform. you can get a roundup of that story to get your day going on today's edition of daybreak. bloomberg subscribers can go on their terminal. it is also available on the bloomberg anywhere app. you can also customize your settings so you only get news on the industries and assets you about. this is bloomberg. ♪ betty: this is dayb

mcgovern thanks for coming on to the program ray let's start with nicky always a pleasure nikki haley says she said she's building a coalition against iran who will be in that coalition considering the terms move to decertify the iran nuclear deal was met it was met with criticism on it by america's allies in europe not so long ago. well you know you have to put this into context nikki haley is frightfully ambitious she's very prose ionise and she's following the kind of talking points that are originating only in washington and in new york but in tell of eve now she thinks that she can get ahead this way and the rest of the world looks on at this and says my goodness we've seen this problem before iran is now the be the primary target but let's see what about iraq and what about syria and what about that deal we have that actually prevents iran from getting a nuclear weapon so i was teaching my son my grandson the word disingenuous recently and i think this is a good example it's also sort of giving hypocrisy a bad name when you look at the situation in yemen where the u.s. supported