the northern french city of rube a was once a wealthy textile manufacturing center now it's one of france's poorest towns and tire neighborhoods have been abandoned so the municipal government came up with an idea sell off derelict houses for only one euro. the idea is to attract people who will invest in the area care for it and place their children in the schools and bring new life to the neighborhood feels awful mugsy cause so there are conditions you have to put about seventy thousand euros in a renovation and you have to live there with your family for at least six years the offer is tempting for some well you know you have to look at the condition of the house but to become a house owner for one euro is absolutely interesting to us but others are not too impressed. they are not attempted. we can't afford any. other rundown european towns have similar programs you'll end up with a house but it won't be in one of europe's beauty spots. spotify is facing a new legal challenge an american music publisher claims that the swedish said this is a legally strange thousands of its songs without

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to add to the rube goldberg miss of this setup, the slide mechanism read on compressed air . you would have to cart around the tube of compressed air to the demos and of course airlines eventually caught on that this is not a good thing to do. not a good thing to transport . what is in you, sir? so eventually they had to resort to bringing some kid along who would sit on top of thebasketball and provide the necessary pressure . so the -- let's move on to the dawn of cyberculture. the first thing to think about is really culture. the cerl laboratory was a special place and none of this would ever have happened, i would not be standing here, this book would not have been written had not the culture of this laboratory been so unusualand so special . and unusual in the sense that computer labs in the 60s and 70s were often locked up places that you were not allowed in. you basically better be wearing a lab coat and the opposed. if you are expected to have access. even in places that mit and stanford, places like that, their labs are legendary to but they were generally restricted

and a lot of these assets and when you think about it the whole banking system is kind of like this rube goldberg machine you know this american engineer developed all these ridiculously complicated machines that would do a really simple thing like open a door crack an egg well you tap your card in a starbucks and a bunch of messages go through half a dozen companies each with ancient computer systems and then three days later a clearing and settlement occurs well if all of that were based on a single discriminated leasure there would be no three day settlement period because a payment a settlement is the same activity and there would be no counter party risk for each of those come that's what almost brought us down in two thousand and eight there would be no cost there would be no delay so the banks look at this and they think on the one hand this is a big threat this could disinter media a lot of what we do but on the other hand they think you know maybe this is also an opportunity not just to streamline the whole banking system but to start to create a whole bunch of new financial ser

in videos and they have good rubes and they've been desensitized i'm totally d. says the ties and feel with the fantasy yummy that their little literally living off the face put me off for the images that they create so you get he is coming here on facebook with goods not too long ago i would have said where is all the black leaders in chicago stepping up to here not run we have in the form of we'll say gang leaders was a get what you know we had master for me that when organizations and i mean they started out street just like they can be started out as the selling liquor those guys who only kennedy's thugs so that's only maybe. they think a they got power in numbers they get grants. program a breakfast program for kids and a t.v. show to cable you know like. it's based on people this type of a good job or furled situation hold you know they had. control of the neighborhood but then they brought drugs heroin country cocaine comes in and then distractions and so all of our leaders all of the leaders that we. were told to you know revere and i'm a social for their

and a lot of these sets and when you think about it the whole banking system is kind of like this rube goldberg machine you know this american engineer developed all these ridiculously complicated machines that would do a really simple thing like open a door crack an egg well you tap your card in a starbucks and a bunch of messages go through half a dozen companies each with ancient computer systems and then three days later clearing and settlement occurs well if all of that were based on a single distributed leisure there would be no three day settlement period because the payment the settlement is the same activity and there would be no counter party risk for each of those come that's what almost brought us down in two thousand and eight there would be no cost there would be no delay so the banks look at this and they think on the one hand this is a big threat this could disinter media a lot of what we do but on the other hand they think you know maybe this is also an opportunity not just to streamline the whole banking system but to start to create a whole bunch of new financial ser

bore if you was unfit he probably wouldn't be sitting there wouldn't have defeated the most qualified rube of canada's the republican party has ever seen an explosion in the afghan capital kabul has killed at least eleven people and wounded twenty five others i saw has claimed responsibility for the attack which targeted security council now police were carrying out an operation against illegal alcohol silence when the blast happened the death toll is expected to rise. the u.s. is imposing new sanctions on iran of a missile program the measures target five iranian entities involved in the development of the weapons that were set in motion before the ongoing protests in iran and donald trump is warning there could be more sanctions to come turkey has accused the u.s. of unprecedented interference in its domestic affairs after an american court convicted a turkish banker of helping iran evade sanctions. and eight others have been found guilty of moving billions of dollars worth of iranian money through u.s. banks disguised as sales of food and gold. large parts of the eastern u.s. are in the

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they probably don't -- they are rubes who don't know what whole foods is. >> juan: if that's the casethey failed. i thought the letters made the case pretty strongly for why people felt trump was doing a good job. these are smart people. i don't think you could describe these people in any way as deplorable. these are people who made the case. "the new york times" gave them a platform. i'm going to go with goodwill here and say it was an opportunity for them to say join the debate. we want to hear from people have a different point of view. >> kimberly: let's hope so. >> jesse: i respect that the times did that. i think the takeaways from the letters i saw were there trump supporters were willing to cast aside the chaos and the brash style if the policies were good, and also the press hating trump actually makes the trump voters like trump more. >> greg: i think that's true with me. i made, it has a definite effect on me, dana. when i saw the antipathy get so much. this can't be right, can't be real. you can dislike somebody but to paint them as hitler and insane, you realize somethin

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. >>> marco rube jo said he immediately fired his chief of staff what he calls improper relations withubordinate. the senator did not name anyone in his statement but the chief of staff is identified as clint reed. they say reed engaged with improper conduct and threatened to hold payments from the subord suborder --nate. >>> there are now, we know some more details about a couple of the proposals that are floated out there that trump try to fire special counsel robert mueller. >>> should we expect the administration to weigh in on steve wynn stepping down from the rnc finance chair. >>> jay-z is getting political and personal too. why he says reaction to president trump's remarks about african countries is an expression of pain that has been brewing for quite sometime. >> everyone feels anger but after the anger is really hurtful because you're looking down on a whole population of people. you're so misinformed because these places have beautiful places and beautiful everything. ...you can't let spills slow you down. that's why i use bounty, the quicker picker upper. bounty picks up s

vaccines against mumps and rube bella. these advances paid off in longer lives . by 1960, life expectancy had risen to 69% 7 years. in 1940, it was 62 years. government infrastructure and funding were in place to generate an array of scientific and took psychological break lews. for the gifted generation the front frontier was endless. that would repay the gifts many times over. and in fact, eisenhower launched the greatest public works project since the egyptian pyramids, that was he interstate highway system. $900 billion. you can hear people in college, that's too much money. that's too much money. but it put a lot of people to work, and it made our highways much safer. now, the 1960s -- the 1950s was a time of unprecedented prosperity. everything was up. the gross national product increased from 355 billion in 1950 to 487 billion by 1960, or 37% increase for the decade. more important, the wealth was widespread. the median family income doubled between 1945 and 1960. by 1960 the middle 60% of americans earned nearly 55% of the national income. by 2015, they ea

that's really crossing a rube con. that's going to a very dangerous place nobody has gone before and certainly no american president has gone before. >> david, you wrote in an op-ed about america's foreign policy problems. one of the issues is that we believe being a number one superpower is our god-given right, not something that has to be earned. talk us through that, because just this morning when i wake up to read that china is investing over $2 billion in an artificial intelligence plant, center, it makes me concerned that while we're dancing around this twitter nonsense, you've got other countries truly focused on becoming a superpower. >> i think it's true. when i saw that story, i actually tweeted out while nero tweets, china is doing this building a.i. programs. >> a.i. is the superpower of the future. >> a.i. will transform defense and it will transform economies. and i think with every tweet that donald trump offers out there, we fall and other powers rise. and i think that that's something that we have to t

there is a lot of evidence that he won the primary over the rubes and the jeb bushs because he understood how a lot of americans in the republican party viewed racial issues better than other republicans did. >> especially immigration. >> so i'm not sure he's clueless at all. barack obama was very informed on racial issues a variety of ways. i'm not sure trump is clueless, as opposed to he has views that people don't like and he's not interested in changing his views. >> mayor dr. king's nephew was trying to be charitable because he was on the north line of the white house and just been invited to an event. one source tells cnn that president trump just likes to live on the edge and take it as far as he can and prove he won't fall off the cliff. >> this is just so dangerous. this is not normal. i want folks to understand this is absolutely not normal and this is going to cost donald trump. midterms are coming up and this is going to cost republicans. every single republican across this country that is running, if i'm a democratic operative talking to these opposition campaigns to the repu

have people who were once decrying the tax reform bill now coming up with these ruin goldberg type -- rubee wealthiest by giving them a e duction that was taken away from them in the tax bill. paul: first, what they're talking about in california in particular which is the new charitable deduction so that if you're a california resident, the state will give you a dollar-for-dollar deduction as a charitable contribution to defray any increased federal taxes. what to you make of that? >> it's probably illegal. the whole purpose of charity, or one of the principles of charity is that that charitable gift cannot materially benefit or financially benefit the giver. and this clearly would. it's really a scheme, a tax payment by any other way. and a lot of court decisions have actually upheld this principle that a charitable gift can't financially benefit the giver. this clearly does, i think it'd be thrown out by the courts. paul: and would the irs approve it? >> no. paul: they'd have to make a judgment op an individual basis for it to go through. >> they've won decisions on this basis before, s

they think you're a bunch of rubes, right?d you in total contempt. >> that's steve bannon's 2017 highlight reel. there he is taking jabs at the gop establishment and predicting a bannon-led reckoning. but now that 2018 is here, the political climate and steve bannon's political capital look very, very different. bannon has gone from working in the white house to being essentially persona non grata with trump and possibly trump's populous base and, of course, it's all about a bombshell book, "fire and fury," that includes quotes attributed to bannon that go after the president and his family. bannon says he's still on good terms with trump, calling him a great man and saying they're actually still close. >> i don't care what trump says, he would have never gotten in without you. >> thank you for the kind words. nothing will ever come between us and president trump and his agenda. don't worry about that. doesn't word about us and the maga agenda, president trump and i are tight on this particular agenda as we've ever been. >> tr

i think that's crossing some kind of a rube ba coicon betwee relationship between the two men that have been remarkable, if you think about it. bannon left the white house under bumpy circumstances. it's not the first time he's criticized the president, the people around him or the president's policies and yet each time bannon has managed to preserve his relationship with the president. and i think in part because physicalsovg philosophic think they're an the same wavelength. the president respected what bannon was telling him for all intents and purposes. in the wake of these revelations it's hard to see how these two repair that breach. going after jared, going after ivanka and don jr. are crossing a boundary. i will find it hard to imagine long phone calls between the two of them in the wake of this. >> long, warm, friendly phone calls may be dead. josh, you wrote for the "post." i'm quoting. for months trump's top aides from ty cobb to jared kushner to communications director hope hicks to friends like chris ruddy and governor chris christie have tried to convince him, meaning donal

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they are rolling out cereal boxes that can be transformed into one of six rube goldberg- type machinesn and easy -- that promote science, technology, engineering, and math education.it gives playing with your food a whole new meaning ... as kids and their parents can submit the creations online for a chance to win one of twenty ... 20-thousand dollar college scholarships. (rebecca) and i'm tracking your morning forecast. what to expect as you head out the door right after the break. (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) (james)(darya) welcome back. lets get a check of weather and traffic... rebecca:expect increasing rain chances from north to south through the day as the next storm system impacts the area. steady rain quickly turns to showers for thursday. a round of more organized s

kind of like a rube goldberg device.id there was a second secret triggering device as backup. either way the bomb was designed to go off when roberto ayala opened the door of the electrical box. could have been almost anything. now suddenly agent parker saw how they all fit. those confusing bits and pieces he'd been poring over for the past month. >> it was almost like someone had sent us the cover of the puzzle box. >> reporter: so now they matched the bits to the diagram. >> the first thing i looked for was this bolt and there it was. >> the thing that made it exceptionally clear was the fact that the bolt still had some fishing string attached just under the head of the bolt which was how it was depicted in the diagram. >> it would have been hanging from that string as a weight. >> correct. right. so that was very clear that that bolt was in fact part of our device that was described in the letters. >> reporter: and there were fragments of a plastic soda bottle, black paint still clinging to it again just like the dia

carillion, rube reported on the difficulties they have been happening but their shares have shot 7 happening will make it not so punitive to them, in terms of profits. mothercare fed to deliver over christmas? that's very good! -- failed to deliver. the reason why it seems to be is they didn‘t cut their prices before christmas and lost sales and cut prices after christmas and lost profits. what i want to do is find out whether this is a real long—term problem. is find out whether this is a real long-term problem. you don't want to talk to me but to someone who knows what they‘re talking about! tom stevenson, is investment director at fidelity worldwide investments. is this a serious long—term problem orjust mistake is this a serious long—term problem or just mistake over the is this a serious long—term problem orjust mistake over the holiday, do you think? i didn't retailers generally are under enormous pressure. it is the amazon effect, really. the black friday effect, where companies cut their prices in the run—up to christmas. mothercare chose not to do that. they decided they would hold