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new rochelle and yonkers. biggest towns pardoning affluent urbanites, but are sick and tired of feeling poor. >> they are not very cool places to live, but these cities are in an arms race, trying to compete for new millennials and juncker professionals, who are looking around and finding they can't afford to live in manhattan. what they're doing is they're spearheading new developments. they are building developing's in sky rises and apartment buildings and hoping people start to move into these new units and start building a family in new rochelle and yonkers. carol: in terms of real estate, the amenities involved. there's some, hatchet touring? ask throwing? they are trying to do things that appeal to a younger generation. vilda: exactly. both cities would like to open axe throwing bars. that's something they think will appeal to young, attractive people moving from manhattan. jason: such an interesting appeal. i live in the burbs, a little north where we're talking about. there has, for long been, not ever

we are talking about new rochelle and yuppies.they are trying tocarol: lure affluent seven nights were tired of being poor in the big apple. >> they are not very cool but they are in an arms race competing for new millennials and younger professionals who are looking around and finding they can't afford to live in places like manhattan and brooklyn and jersey city and have broken anymore. what they're doing is spearheading a number of new developments. unitsng thousands of new in the de-risk i was buildings and helping people start to move and start new units building a family in new rochelle. real estate and the amenities, is there hatchet throwing? are they pulling out all stops? they're trying to do things that appeal to younger generation. >> both cities are opening or would like to open asked throwing bars. axe is something -- throwing bars. they think that would be attractive to people moving from manhattan. jason: i live in the burbs north of where we are talking about. as everyone can be as hip living close to the city. th

speaker, i rise today to ongratulate chief deputy rochelle stewart for receiving the lifesaving award from celine county sheriff rodney wright. stewart responded to an unknown assist emergency to e.m.s. personnel with a patient that was unconscious and not breathing. chief deputy stewart quickly recognized the patient was overdose ng an opioid nd administered nar can to -- narcan to save the patient's life. this marked the fifth life saved by celine county sheriff's deputies successfully using field.in the i'd like to extend my congratulations to rochelle tewart, the celine county sheriff's office for saving lives and continuing the hard work of protecting and serving arkansas. thank you, mr. speaker, and i yield back the balance of my time. tempore: the o gentleman yields back. pursuant to clause 12-a of rule 1, the chair declares the house until 2:00 p.m. tmbassy in washington. chalupa explained how the ukrainian embassy worked

. >> a couple of new york city talking about juncker is an new rochelle.have their eyes on young professionals. >> this is bloomberg businessweek. ♪ >> welcome back to bloomberg businessweek. >> you can listen to us on the 119, on sirius channel xm 99.1 fm in washington. >> in london on dv digital and always on the lumber business app. >> a real estate arms race is heating up for suburbs north of new york city. >> the two biggest towns in westchester county are betting on affluent urbanites who are sick and tired of feeling poor in the big apple. >> they are not very cool places to live, but these cities are in an arms race trying to compete with new millennials and younger professionals who are finding they cannot afford to live in manhattan and brooklyn and jersey city anymore. they are spearheading a number of new developments. they are building thousands of new units and luxury sky rise apartment buildings, and they are hoping people will start to move into these new units and start building a family. >> what is fun about this story is the amenities th

rochelle shannon was convicted in march of attempted murder in last summer's attack on dr. george tiller. >> rochelle "shelley" shannon went to prison for trying to murder dr. tiller. a federal judge called her a terrorist and said she was even a threat behind bars. but that was 25 years ago. shelley shannon is not behind bars anymore. right now she is out. shelley shannon was let out of prison last year on supervised release. the assistant u.s. attorney who prosecuted her case said, quote, she is completely unrehabilitated. she has the same mentality and goals that she had when he was convicted. abortion providers across the country expressed alarm when shannon was let out of prison. not just because she herself could cause more violence, but because she could inspire it too. so carl keeps a picture of shelley shannon on the wall next to his desk. her head shot hangs behind reception so everyone on staff knows exactly what she looks like too. because who knows if she might decide to come back. dr. tiller, of course, will not be there if there is a next time. but the clinic

rochelle shannon was convicted in march of attempted murder in last summer's attack on dr.ller. >> rochelle "shelley" shannon went to prison for trying to murder dr. tiller. a federal judge called her a terrorist and said she was even a threat behind bars. but that was 25 years ago. shelley shannon is not behind bars anymore. right now she is out. shelley shannon was let out of prison last year on supervised release. the assistant u.s. attorney who prosecuted her case said, quote, she is completely unrehabilitated. she has the same mentality and goals that she had when he was convicted. abortion providers across the country expressed alarm when shannon was let out of prison. not just because she herself could cause more violence, but because she could inspire it too. so carl keeps a picture of shelley shannon on the wall next to his desk. her head shot hangs behind reception so everyone on staff knows exactly what she looks like too. because who knows if she might decide to come back. dr. tiller, of course, will not be there if there is a next time. but the clinic is still

civilians have been displaced by fighting in just 24 hours and i'm santa how much with sport as rochelle waits to learn its.

catherine: in la rochelle in western france, there are few people strolling the streets or sitting oncafe terraces. not many people are checking into hotels either. for small business owners, t the ongoing strike is takingng a tol on their bottom linene. >> there should be at least 30 or 40 persons d during this period. but it is practitically n0n0. christine: across france, the story is the same -- demonstrations, few trains, and fewer tourists. this restaururant has s lost haf itits clientele. because toenalizedd come here, transport is quite complicated. theerine: a survey by confederation of small and medium-sized firms foundnd that 80% are affected by the strike. 49% had seen a drop in revenue. 42% say theheir business is in danger. without the metro, the normally lively montmartre neighborhood is quiet. the speaker says he is losing customers. he has had to cut in half the number of baguettes he makes each day, a drop of production that could have consequences for his employees. >> my last option is to put them on partial unemployment, a catastrophic solution, because we appreci

in pool 2, glasgow were beat by la rochelle.h. instead, they got a bit of a washout as rain thwarted their hopes of a 3—0 win. england had looked to be in a strong position before the heavens opened in kuala lumpur. henry moeran reflects on teh action that was played in that game and the series as a whole.... frustration in the end for england unable to complete a clean sweep in this one—day international series because of the rain that has seen the post series presentation have to ta ke the post series presentation have to take place by me under shelter. 38 overs we re take place by me under shelter. 38 overs were all that were possible. england reducing pakistan to 145—8. more impressive bowling, four wickets for 18 runs for her. now onto the t20 series as preparation for the t20 world cup begins to build. we did not start the best today but we put it back brilliantly. especially the spinners in the middle picking up wickets, i was gutted sarah did not have the chance to finish off. 0verall pretty happy with how that one day s

big shopping center rochelle this sort of packed with people very busy people leaving work to go home and go about their evening activities this happened at about 10 past 6 in the evening now security forces and police were very quick to respond that attacker was quickly reports say he was quickly shot but not before sadly he managed to kill at least 5 people we can't say exactly what their condition is we know that one f.s.b. officer was tragically killed another one was at a critical condition the other 3 people we don't have any information from the health ministry as of yet we know they've been taken to local hospitals we know he was carrying an automatic assault rifle which for moscow for a city you which as we've discussed earlier has suffered its fair share of terrorist attacks of bombings that set for is quite a rare sight and seeing these streets deserted of after this certainly is. it is quite surreal we can speculate of course all we want at this stage given the target of the attack the f.s.b. given the timing of the attack the speech by president putin today both his conve

now according to the secret service these people in question were off rochelle and russian nationality and they were planning terrorist attacks in crowded places during new year celebrations now it was also reported that avid and shedding light on their intentions was also found at the scene while they were. were being detained now russian federal security service made the arrest on the 27th of december following information that was provided. by their american colleagues now and in a telephone conversation the russian president vladimir putin saying to his american counterpart donald trump all 4 of the information for this particular information that helped prevent these attacks now both presidents also discussed a range pressuring issues as they agreed to continue cooperation in the fight against terrorism actually last time they spoke was in july and in presson they saw each other back in june at the g. 20 summit in japan now it was reported back then that the meeting was long and it was such to be productive so it does seem that they tend throughout the year as they tend to keep co

elsewhere glasgow lost to la rochelle, gloucester lost to a last minute connacht try, while championsnster. the game was pretty slow in the first half and i think there were —— they were more enthusiastic than we were, which was unlike us. so we talked about that at halftime and we came out and our intent went through the roof, our incitement went through the roof does make excitement, and we got out there —— oui’ excitement, and we got out there —— our excitement went through the roof and we got out there. defending champion mark allen has been knocked out of the scottish open in the semi finals by jack lisowski. trailing 5—3, allen levelled the match to take it to a decider where lisowski finished the contest in style with a break of 95. he's chasing his first ranking title at the age of 28. it'll be a challenge against three—time world champion mark selby. he dispatched david gilbert with ease 6—1, including a break of 132. it's the second day of the pdc world darts championship and a big shock as five—time world champion raymond van barneveld was beaten in the first round by ameri

in la rochelle in western france there are few people strolling the streets are sitting in cafe terraces. not many people are checkingg into hotels either. for small business owners the ongoing strike is taking a toll on their bottom line. yeah canan yu see t the schedule it s should e at. the actual 40% felt t that you were in this period. but yoyou could bee at zero. because it will and across france the story is fifteen. anti street demonstrations few trains in fewer tourists. this restaurant in lille has lost half its clientele. anand that wasas goig to and we have a lot of. you see what's happening is because suddenly to come here in turn. is quite the opposite we did. a survey by the confederation of smalall and medium sized firms found that 80% are affected by the strikes. 49% of seen a drop in their revenue and 42% say their business is in danger. without the metro the normally live lima marcher neighborhood in paris is quiet. the speaker says he's losing customers he's had to cut in half the number of bank gas he makes each day. a drop in production that could have consequences

and la rochelle beat glasgow by 12 points to 7.ay follows soon on bbc one. the liverpool manager, jurgen klopp, admitted it wasn't the "prettiest" game of football but two fantastic goals from mo salah gave his side a 2—0 win over watford. that puts liverpool 10 points clear at the top of the table and they remain unbeaten in the league this season. second—placed leicester city had the chance to reduce liverpool's lead but they were held to a 1—1 draw by norwich city this afternoon. the leicester manager, brendan rodgers, feels they need to hit the reset button if they are to challenge liverpool for the title. there were wins for burnley and bournemouth. sheffield united are in fifth place after beating aston villa 2—nil and west ham were i—nil winners over southampton. aberdeen moved up to third place in the scottish premiership with a 1—0 win over hamilton, who are now bottom of the table. there were wins for saint johnstone and ross county. saint mirren and livingston drew 3—3. there's more on the bbc sport website including eng

embassy employees persona non grata in connection to the murder of a georgian national bach in august rochelle's the night any state blank house call the expulsion substantiated let's go live now to berlin. hi there are 2 embassy workers expelled how much more do we know about this story. well you will if now we know that 2 members of the russian embassy will be expelled according to what berlin is saying and is linking their expulsion to the murder of the georgian national back in august but ever since this happened the russians later in russia denied any involvement in the case but the prosecutor today said that they have sufficient evidence to indicate the men's death connecting that to the russian state or by chechnya and all means but let's go back a little bit ever since this murder happened in there back in august the media jumped all over it and it was but they were pretty much calling it screwball case 2.0 the media really made this a big deal and without any evidence they just jumped on claiming that this has to do with the russian state or has to do with chechnya what's more interesti

glasgow got a vital away win against french side la rochelle as they also came from behind.t's have a quick look at some of the other sports stories making the headlines today... england have recalled james anderson for their upcoming four—test series in south africa. he missed most of the ashes and their tour of new zealand with a calf injury. wicketkeeperjonny bairstow has also been recalled, having been dropped after a poor summer with the bat. freya anderson has won her second gold medal at the european short course swimming championships. she won gold in the 200 metre freestyle. elsewherte, siobhan—marie o'connor won the 200 metre individual medley bronze. seven jockeys will miss the lucrative christmas and new year racing programmes after receiving bans for ignoring a flag—signal to stop a race at sandown because of a stricken horse. the race, the london grand national was declared void. some sad breaking news now and in the last few minutes it's been announced that the former aston villa manager ron saunders has died. he was considered one of the club's greatest ever

glasgow got a vital away win against french side la rochelle — as they also came from behind. hammered by racing 92. also making the news on saturday... england have recalled james anderson for their upcoming four—test series in south africa. he missed most of the ashes and their tour of new zealand with a calf injury. wicketkeeperjonny bairstow has also been recalled, having been dropped after a poor summer with the bat. freya anderson has won her second gold medal at the european short course swimming championships. she won gold in the 200 metre freestyle and added a silver in the mixed freestyle relay too for her third medal of the meet. seven jockeys will miss the lucrative christmas and new year racing programmes after receiving bans for ignoring a flag—signal to stop a race at sandown because of a stricken horse. the race, the london grand national was declared void. the second semi final is underway at the uk snooker champipnship with mark allen and stephen maguire playing for the right to meet ding jun—hui in tomorrow's final. chasing a third uk title, ding raced out o

elsewhere, glasgow lost to la rochelle, gloucester lost out in a thriller at connacht, while title—holders a 15—6 win over munster. the game was pretty slow in the first half. and i think they were more enthusiastic in that sort of game then we were. which is unlike us. so we talked about that at half—time and we came out and our intent half—time and we came out and our i nte nt we nt half—time and we came out and our intent went to the roof and our excitement through the roof and the enthusiasm was good thereafter. jack lisowski is currently taking on defending champion mark allen for a place in tomorrow's scottish open snooker final. 16 years on from his first ranking final, mark selby is into his 26th one after thrashing david gilbert 6—1 in today's first semi. selby knocked in a 1—3—2 break and three more breaks of 50+. that's all the sport for now. more after 9pm. tens of thousands of people have gathered in rome for what the organisers hope will be the biggest street protest against italy's far—right league party, led by the former deputy prime minister matteo salvini. the movement,

mitch rochelle joins me right now. we have seen the dow up 22 percent for the year. nasdaq up 35 percent for the year will santa stop by wall street for a santa claus rally. >> let's go backwards in realize what happened. last christmas eve was a train wreck of the day. we are far from neutral meaning he may raise rates in the near-term. the market didn't like it. the market responds more to that kind of stuff than the president does. that causes this massive slide. we had rebuilt most of those losses from last year. i think there is so much momentum this year going into the end of the year that we will probably see that continue. going into 2020. with fewer concerns this year than we did last year at this time. what kind of momentum as i can give us in 2020. i think the momentum is certainly there but the reality is we have a an abysmal earnings you -- earning season this year. how much of that is already baked into the pricing and the market. i think it will require a lot of those corporate earnings to outperform. i'm not suggesting that the market will be flat for

joining the conversation, dagen mcdowell, pwc partner mitch rochell and james freeman.o see everybody this morning. so here we are, hope everybody had a great thanksgiving. we are now in december, three weeks left, legislatively, for congress. usmca expected to come to the floor in the next two weeks, you've got china, you had a great op ed this weekend. >> thanks. maria: on making mexico pay for doing a deal with trump. >> it's kind of amazing. people have been living in a cave for the last year. they remember a year ago nancy pelosi saying she wouldn't allow the government or large parts of it to operate if there was going to be border wall funding. she said this was immorality between countries. now she is saying that mexico -- as mexico is standing at the altar, saying can we do this deal, so far, no takers from nancy pelosi. bizarre. you have the president of mexico writing a letter this past week, saying i'm writing you again because we want to conclude this trade deal. will you please put this vote on the floor. maria: i'm really glad you included the letter from

my name is rochelle. i'm with the bay area council. we represent civic minded business leaders striving to make the bay area the best place to live and work. the flower mart will create thousands of jobs, both permanent and temporary construction jobs. it will also dedicate a parcel of land for affordable housing that we desperately need in san francisco. as well as generating $230 million in impact fees, including $110 million for that affordable housing which we need so badly. this is a great project that will not only spur economic development and vie it will cree funding for affordable housing. in addition to san francisco's critical housing shortage, the city is experiencing a shortage of office space, resulting in job and revenue losses for the city. the bay area council supports this important project that will bring significant resources to the city and benefit local residents, and we ask yore your aye vote to move this project through today. thank you. >> next speaker. >> hello. my name is chris. i'm with 350sf and the sf clim

glasgow are hosting la rochelle in pool 2, latest 7—5.land in four tests, starting in centurion on boxing day. boucher played in 1a7 tests before retiring in 2012 because of an eye injury. australia are on top in their first day night test against new zealand in perth. mitchell starc took five wickets as the hosts bowled the black caps out cheaply in their first innings on day three. australia are 167—6 in their second innings — a lead of a17. 16 years on from his first ranking final at the scottish 0pen, mark selby is into his 26th, after thrashing david gilbert 6—1 in today's semi. he knocked in a 1—3—2 break in the process and will play either jack lisowski or defending champion mark allen in tomorrow's final. in the nba, the milwaukee bucks beat the memphis grizzlies for their 17th straight victory. it's their second longest winning streak — 2nd only to a 20—game run in 1971. memphis led at the end of the third quarter but the bucks came back in the final period to maintain their lead at the top of the eastern conference. england went

county sheriff's deputies successfully using field.in the i'd like to extend my congratulations to rochelle tewart, the celine county sheriff's office for saving lives and continuing the hard work of protecting and serving arkansas. thank you, mr. speaker, and i yield back the balance of my time. tempore: the o gentleman yields back. pursuant to clause 12-a of rule 1, the chair declares the house until 2:00 p.m. tmbassy in washington. chalupa explained how the ukrainian embassy worked directly with reporters to point them in the right direction. witnesses in the impeachment inquiry testified that the allegation of ukrainian influence in the 2016 election was appropriate to examine. ambassador volker testified that he thought it was fine to investigate allegations about 2016 influence. ambassador taylor said, for example, that the allegations surprised and disappointed him, on this record i do not believe one could conclude that president trump had no legitimate basis to raise a concern about efforts by ukrainians to influence the 2016 election. let me now turn to the first assertion that pr

joining me to break it down mitch row rochell, dagen mcdowl and kevin o'leary. big news day today.tory is pretty interesting. maria: wait until you hear what happened. our top story this hour, a phase one china trade deal to tell you about. global markets are rail hadding i this morning as the -- rallying and this morning as the u.s. and china reach a phase one trade agreement. here's what we know about the deal. it calls for china to buy $50 billion of u.s. agricultural products, the u.s. reducing tariffs on chinese imports, includes measures to h prevent currency manipulations. the increases that we expected to go into effect on sunday will not go into effect. so far, we have the confirmation on the u.s. side. joining us now is john hilsenrath to weigh in here. john, it says that there's a protection in here for ip. what do you say? >> yeah, the chinese have been saying they want to make progress on that, toughen their intellectual property enforcement rules. that actually might be the most important part of this deal, to tell you the truth. you know, there's a lot of talk about

host: let's go to joseph who is calling from new rochelle, new york. joseph, good morning. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. it's really hard to figure out get going on because we the news from what we see on tv, depends on what station you watch. one says left. one says right. one says yellow and one says blue and they're looking at the same picture. so it depends on the news the news has become propaganda. it's no longer news. it's an opinion. so how do you know what's going on? if you made a deal with somebody, you're supposed to play 2% of that deal, pay it 2%. don't pay 1% and have somebody else to pay more. that's my feeling. it's very difficult to figure out what in the heck is going on and this question, it gets more confusing because at last million different people with two million different opinions. host: thanks for all of our callers. coming up, a look at where the united states-mexico-canada agreement trade with megan cassella of "politico." and then later, we're going to talk about the safety of drink water with author of "troubled water" se