este feliz con la compaÑÍa de nuestra amiga sasha.acemos el esfuerzo para cubrir este puesto que deja nuestro amigo borja rumba latÍn grammy. comenzamos en california con los equipos de bÚsqueda y rescate encontrase cuerpos calcinados y eleva el nÚmero de muertos a 48. y el total en el estado por otros incendios a 50. una nueva demanda culpa de toda la empresa pacific gas en electric. por no ser un correcto mantenimiento de su lÍneas elÉctricas. la compaÑÍa se defiende dice que serÍa su mÁxima prioridad. caro: al sur del estado son miles de bomberos que estÁn luchando contra este poderoso fuego. han reabierto algunos barrios para que la gente poca poco vaya a ver cÓmo quedó su casa. y ahÍ estÁ luis con más informaciÓn. delante. luis: gracias. el aire esta completamente lleno de humo. [tose] perdÓn, es difÍcil respirar aquÍ. las mÁscaras ayudan pero no demasiado. hace una semana que estÁ riendo el peor incendio en la historia de california. el peor y el mÁs letal. es el momento en encontrado 48 personas muertas . la mayorÍa en la ciuda

where's sasha at? -there you are! -sasha: good to see you.ked your restaurant is. sasha: yeah, i know. it's doing well. i think it's a testament to the fact that we set up a really good concept with fresh food that allow people to eat a good, balanced meal during lunch. it's the middle of winter. it's freezing outside. and you can't fit any more people in here. rich, how are you, buddy? good to see you, my man. i don't want to get your hands dirty. all right. let's see the process happen. sasha: hi. would you like a bowl or a pita today? lemonis: bowl? i'm gonna give you a lot of protein. what type of meat would you like? man: can i do the traditional? lemonis: we need more gyro meat, please. -sasha: it's coming. -lemonis: all right. let's pick it up. what type of meat do you want? let's knock these out, guys. come on. does everybody like the food? -man: it's awesome. -all: yeah! lemonis: chicken? need more chicken! i'm going a mile a minute serving food, but i can't help but notice mike's just lounging around at one of the tables. the last t

finally, we know what happened to sasha. and now we all under control and he will be safe. >> reporter: but it wasn't under control. the antidote didn't work. litenvenko didn't get better. he got worse. before long, even close friends, like andrei nekrasov, could barely recognize him. >> at some point i said to myself, why should this be happening to this young, healthy, handsome, athletic man? what's going on? >> he's fighting for his life. >> reporter: a fight litvinenko would lose. >> we're sorry to announce that alexander litvinenko died at university college hospital at 9:21 on the 23rd of november, 2006. >> reporter: but in the days just before his death, litvinenko did something remarkable. he knew he was dying and decided to help scotland yard detectives solve his murder. he gave them a series of deathbed interviews. the transcripts provide a remarkably detailed account of his movements on the day he was poisoned. litvinenko's account starts at 10:00 a.m. when he received a phone call from an italian contact, mario s

mom to malia and sasha obama, who we met as little girls a decade ago. we taught the tha often. >> reporter: that's what a mom wants them to learn. you think back to that day, before you even step in the halls of that majestic house, how have y'all changed? >> it's an odd thing for the world to transition from a child. they have their stumbles and their triumphs. i will remember that time fondly, as well. you took that time and flew in and gave them the kids' tour of the white house. you made them feel excited about

>> y sasha desaparezca de aquÍ. >> lo hice una vez cuando estaba en la universidad, pero muchas de ustedesoptan por ir a la tienda o hacer compras a travÉs del internet en este viernes negros que comienzala temporada de compras navideÑa, el dÍa siguiente de acciÓn de gracias suele ser el mayor ventas en el aÑo, en este 2018 rebasarÍa toda las expectativas. miles guardan pilas para aprovechar las mejores ofertas, aunque cada vez son mÁs los que prefieren hacerlo desde casa.expertos aseguran que las transacciones alcanza niveles rÉcord por internet, tenemos cobertura en equipos de este dÍa de oferta de compra firma, arrancamos con eliangÉlica gonzÁlez en un centro comercial en vivo desde miami. >> muy buenas dÍas acÁ en el internacional mall te saluda, es el dÍa justo para comprar aquello que te quiera regalar en estas fechas, te muestra las imÁgenes de estos pasillos para comentarte que estas imÁgenes de poco trÁfico de compradores no deben engaÑar porque los

mom to0-year-old malia and 17-year-old sasha obama, who we first met as little girls a decade ago. t we taughm how to go down the banister. you're welcome. >> well, and they did that often. >> reporter: i know.co you're welme. that's exactly what a mom wants them to learn. you had think back to tt day, before you stepped into the halls of that majestic house, how have y'all changed? >> it's odd for the world to see you transition from a child to a wnung women. so they've g up and had their stumbles and they have had their triumphs. will remember that time fondly as well. you guys took that time and flew in and gave them the kids tour

sasha, regreso contigo. que es hora de actuar tras 40 aÑos de conversaciones y que demÓcratas y republicanos se deben aprobar fondos para el muro. tanto Él como el secretario de estado, mike pompeo, reiteran que los militares impedirÁn el cruce a cualquier precio. [habla en inglÉs] [habla en inglÉs] [habla en inglÉs] satcha: bien, del lado mexicano cerca de un centenar de migrantes centroamericanos habrÍa intentado ingresar a estados unidos desde tijuana. la policÍa de la ciudad instalÓ vallas de seguridad para evitar la llegada al puente fronterizo. policÍas intentaron disuadirlo para evitar un posible enfrentamiento con autoridades estadounidenses. regresamos en vivo con jorge fregoso que tiene lo mÁs reciente desde tijuana. jorge, adelante. jorge: buenos dÍas, satcha. de nueva cuenta te comento que me encuentro en el puente de el chaparral, acto despuÉs de este acercamiento que tuvieron los integrantes de la caravana migrante quedaron aquÍ en un campamento improvisado. podemos observar cÓmo muchos de ello

i might even tap sasha. sasha, you got some free time? will be looking closely at who handles themselves with dignity and respect so by the time people get to the general people are not beat up and battered. >> i don't have my obama birthday book, but i believe sasha is still too young. >> and good luck with not having these candidates tear each other apart. >> 2008 was not exactly a walk in the park. they were battling hillary clinton. >> the nature of the beast unfortunately. >> had hillary clinton been beat up, she might have been a slightly stronger candidate. there is a benefit because it prepares the candidate for the general. >> you don't think bernie canneders will beat her up? >>> are what's your list? 30 or 40? >> 150 right now. >> that's the bait list. we will start and widdle it down. >> up next, the races that have not been decide atd week later. chuck schumer posting a picture with the newest democratic senators. the republican pickups, arizona and nevada. ed years, right? fact is, there have been twenty-six in the last deca

send me the bills. >> jimmy: there you go. >> i'm not sure which one's sasha and which one's malia.ree. they get so mad every time i mess their names up. i'm like, who are you. >> jimmy: part of being a parent. >> the game that sasha plays with me is that when we're with a lot of people, she'll call me mom, mom, mom, and i don't hear and she's like, michelle. michelle obama. and i look up and she's like, see? >> jimmy: couple more. these are important. >> i stole the phrase, when they go low, we go high from the back of a snapple cap. >> jimmy: two more. >> barry, be quiet and hold my purse. >> jimmy: and your final outrageous statement to make now that you're no longer first lady. >> clooney is my freebie. >> jimmy: michelle obama, everyone. this is her book, "becoming." it is available now. lin-manuel miranda's on the way. we'll be right back. be right back. ♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ (man) hey portal, call rory. happy birthday! (woman) what'd you get me? (man) uhhh, i got you...this! (woman) it's half dead. (man) just like you! (woman) oooooh! at kohl's friends & family sale this weekend with an ex

>> jimmy: if and when sasha or malia become president of the united states -- >> oh, gosh, that will [ laughter ] >> jimmy: don't say that. don't say never. >> i can say never with those two. >> jimmy: you would not move in with them or would you move in with them to help them? >> i would. >> jimmy: you have to now. >> well, if they had kids. i mean, that's the only -- my mother wasn't helping me. she was helping her grandchildren. >> jimmy: got you. i understand. >> i would, because they would need the help. >> jimmy: did beau the white house dog know he was the white house dog? >> he acted like he did. [ laughter ] he's an odd -- he's an odd dog, he criticizes beau a little bit, because he is odd. he has an aloofness to him. it's almost sort of like, don't touch me. i am a beau, don't you know who i am? he would prance around the white house. he had a schedule. both the dogs did. they would get picked up in the morning -- >> jimmy: an official schedule? >> yeah, i would do briefing requests for them. they had to get my permission, but i would find, you know, in my briefing book, it

this controversial call in the tie—breaker when sasha this controversial call in the tie—brea ker whenid everything by the rules and the umpire come for it and he doubled the umpire. but the british crowd design of all the details of the rule and i understand that everyone loves roger federer and wants him to win. but they should not be against alexander zverev. it was a small portion of the crop but they made their presence felt. it was lovely how the rest of the tennis fans applauded the young man because as you could see he was physically very upset by the reaction. he did not know what to send the one hand. on one hand he was super happy winning this match when he wanted to respect his dash expresses happiness. but i thought once he quieted down and the crowd really understood what this moment was about, they turned it around and he may have won a couple of new fans today. and this moment, while. he has really turned his career around. he has been one of those we have been talking about as a star of the future but you really get the feeling he's making the bra kes get the feeling h

because malia some sasha were. >> seven and 10. >> thank you for that. i won't hear the end of that. she's like, mom didn't even know how old we were. they were young. and we were figuring out how to keep them grounded. the first thing he thought is they cannot -- when we're having pancakes in the morning, it's just crazy to have a man with a tuxedo come in. when you got some little girls as sleepover and you bring in some water, so we cancelled the tuxedos. it's like issue take those off. wear some polo shirts and slacks. unless we did something formal, we just sort of loosened it up but other than that the white house feels like a home. say they a house is a house. and what we -- what you bring to the home is what makes it a home, and how we live in that home was what i remember most. and people ask, die miss the white house? it's like, no, i don't miss the house because we took what was important in that house with us, and it is with us. it's family, it's values, it's the friendships. so, the house is beautiful, and it is historic and an honor to live

a bad day for the gemini giant says it set to sasha twelve thousand jolts the massive restructuring comes off to its mammoth take a fall month sound. police raids a torch a bank and a money laundering probe send its share price in dipping. we take a look at the financial fallout and ask is this the beginning of the end for germany's biggest lender. also coming up is your cost spying on you in china revelations that elektra college life is tough the details of their whereabouts sent straight to the government. and five years after a textile factory collapse killed over a thousand workers the bangladesh government is forcing western safety inspectors out of the country. they say is your business update on how that humphrey glad you could join me german a farmer john bio says it is planning to slash some twelve thousand jobs as part of a massive savings and restructuring drive and says a significant number of those cuts will be in germany bias says it will be divesting its animal health business to boost focus on its cool pharmaceutical and agricultural businesses the restructuring comes in

aÑos y que tuvo que recurrir a tratamientos de fertilizaciÓn para poder tener a dos hijas malia y sasha dama habla con una fr recordando sus comentarios sobre mujeres y analizando el lenguaje del magnate para pues atacar a su oponente hillary clinton en el 2016 y tambiÉn en este libro recuerda cÓmo reacciono la noche en que supo que donald trump iba a sustituto a ir su esposo en la casa blanca y cÓmo se desarrollo toda esta situaciÓn. >>> cosas que mucha gente se ha querido imaginar ha querido saber pero hasta ahora se va a poder conocer directamente desde su mano. >>> de su propia pluma, vamos a estar leyÉndolo, pero sobre todo este tema de la fertilizaciÓn in vitro de sus hija trae esperanza a mujeres que no pueden concebir un bebÉ y que se vuelve un ejemplo que una mujer de esta magnitud y con esta popularidad como es ella, diga abiertamente que recorriÓ a este tipo de procedimiento para poder ser madre. >>> no se sabÍa que hubierao, p contar que la acerca todavÍa mÁs con la gente pero sabes cuÁl es la pregunta creo que muchos tenemos, va a entrar a la polÍtica. >>> a lo mejor estÁ p

sasha. he uponered a new idea.ong shot for senate. >> running against a democratic candidate who spends $29 million. and his friend incolliding michelle were skeptical this was a good idea. >> in time, michelle came around. >> i took my wife hat off and put on the citizen hat and thought i would want to see what politics could be like with somebody like him in it. he would be one of the giants. >> to help support her family, michelle left public allies for a higher paying position at the university of chicago. director of public out reach. her husband's 204 illinois senate race heated up. >> enough talk. >> she joined the effort. helping baa rag win the state march primary. a landslide victory that made waves across the country. >> the 42 year-old contender for a u.s. senate seat was seen as the rising star of the democratic party. michelle a fiercely private woman, seemed reluctant to put herself front and center. >> she's smarter than me. she's tougher than me. and clearly she's better looking than i am. >> the y

sasha. he pondered a new idea. shot for senate. >> running against a democratic candidate who spends $29 million. and his friend including michelle were skeptical this was a good idea. >> in time, michelle came around. >> i took my wife hat off and put on the citizen hat and thought i would want to see what politics could be like with somebody like him in it. he would be one of the giants. >> to help support her family, michelle left public allies for a higher paying position at the university of chicago. her husband's 204 illinois senate race heated up. >> enough talk. >> she joined the effort. helping barack win the state march primary. a landslide victory that made waves across the country. >> the 42 year-old contender for a u.s. senate seat was seen as the rising star of the democratic party. michelle a fiercely private woman, seemed reluctant to put herself front and center. >> she's smarter than me. she's tougher than me. and clearly she's better looking than i am. >> the young senate candidate from illinois.

>>si sasha: quÉ manera tan original.saludarlos a todos por allÁ y hasta elvis que nos acompaÑan esta transmisiÓn especial en vivo desde las vegas. vamos a cameron poco de tema y detonÓ para contarle lo siguiente en las noticias, ciento de migrantes de la primera caravana siguen llegando la ciudad fronteriza de tijuana, frente a ellos una valla de pÚas bloquea su objetivo de tocar el suelo estadounidense, detrÁs miles de millas y fronteras luego de haber cumplido mÁs de un mes de travesÍa, el grupo pernocta asignado con minas de refugios y tienda de campaÑa con la vista de la patrulla fronteriza del otro lado el cerco a la ciudad de san diego en california. en vivo desde tijuana jessica nos dice porque la presencia de los centroamericanoscrear roces con residentes de la zona. jessica: buenos dÍas y como puedes ver, estoy en la punta de latinoamÉrica lo que se ve atrÁs es el final de ese legendario muro fronterizo entre mÉxico y estados unidos, aquÍ abajo a la interferir dormir un decenas de estos centroamericanos que son

but let's just leave his head was just a coincidence well and sasha has to practice just like me. now on to international news of the freddie mercury biopic bohemian rhapsody had cinemas around the world this week memories of former queen bandmates brian may and roger taylor were closely involved in the film's production. american act our ronnie malik portrays thinker and entertainer pretty mercury will sold over two hundred million records with. the film recounted the story of the band from the beginning to their legendary live a performance in nine hundred eighty five i think here is before mercury. this week what he did rhapsody hit cinemas in germany in the us. i will definitely go see bohemian rhapsody and not least because freddie mercury was born in my native tanzania onto a german artist now a twenty year old lena in august better known as the now she shot to fame here when she played live you the witch in the b.b. and tina will be serious but lena is not only an actress she's been writing songs for years she is just about to release her third album and here is the first s

. >> host: sasha thorten, hampton virginia, does growing up in the bron x have any part of your identity and decision-making. >> sonia: i think where anyone grows up becomes a part of them. it's the sight and smell and memory of people and places and things. everything builds an accord of memory in your mind. when i was growing up my grandmother lived in an apartment building, on a floor that faced a running elevated train. and that train like the airplanes that are going over above used to pass by every ten or fifteen minutes. the first day i was in that apartment i thought to myself, how can she sleep? how can you ignore the loud noise of that train? and over time, i learned that it just becomes background noise. and i used to play in her apartment and i would look out the window at the passing trains, and i would wave at people who were in the train and some of them would wave back. and occasionally i'd stick my tongue out at them and run to the back of the room. or make faces at them. but those are moments that have been marked in my mind. they are mind-moments. sure your identity ge

washington over the issue if the accord collapses it would be a crushing blow to europe's credibility with sasha butler al-jazeera paris. china's president has promised to open up access to markets and make business easier for foreign companies xi jinping made the pledge as he opened a trade fair in shanghai aimed at boosting the country's image as an importer he said china will lower tariffs streamline customs checks and clamp down on intellectual property theft he also took a swipe at those pushing protectionist trade policies such as president ronald donald trump. the sons of jamal khashoggi say the family is unable to properly grieve without knowing where his body is they say their family has been deeply troubled by the ongoing lies since his murder at the saudi consulate in istanbul a month ago katter has denied accusations that it meddled in bahrain international internal affairs this comes after a bahraini opposition needed charged with spying for catarrh was sentenced to life in prison shaikh man was acquitted earlier this year as an appeals court overturned that decision charges of spyi

sasha could be zero is captain of the local football team he's also head of pain his indigenous community for millennia these people have lived in the few places where there's water then the chilean government sold the water rights oh. but upward been able to make money they suddenly guaranteed all the water rights to the mining companies we've illiterate sometimes have to turn off our water so that we have some for the next day. via what we don't understand how people can have no water while the mining companies keep wasting it sort of you know continuous with martin. but it's not just humans here who are affected by the mines so are the flora and fauna on the salt lakes they're home to various species of flamingo the birds feed on tiny algae and crustaceans lithium mining is threatening that ecosystem. my ologist matilda lopez from the university of santiago has no doubt about that she and her coworker jorge are travelling to assault like today even from her car she can see that things have changed. when it goes. just so. i'm worried about the large area of dried up lagoon on this site

i was like, i might even tap sasha. sasha, you got some free time?eat job. >> are you saying that because of what we currently have? >> where i am is that right now, we should see that anybody who feels the passion to get in this race, we need them in there. and i think that the process will play itself out. >> and naturally she laughs off the idea of running herself, and desiree, do you think that she should reconsider? >> no, i don't believe she is going to run, but she has an enormous influence on really telling other people, you know, look, if you want to run, you should run. i mean, you have an opportunity. i had an opportunity, and i am not -- and she said that she is not a politician, but i think that she is the inspiration and can be the inspiration behind so many people that really this is their life's calling. she is doing her life's calling right now. >> yeah, it seems as if, and also having visited with her e briefly a couple of weeks ago here, and she seems really happy, and really enjoying the life that she has helped to create for hers

. >> it was with the help of infertility treatments that malia and then sasha were conceived. >> it's worst thing we do as women is not share the truth about our bodies and how they work and don't work. >> for the first time she shares details about how the stress of their hectic scheduleless infiltrated their marriage. >> marriage counseling was a way where he learned how to talk out differences. what i learned about myself is my happiness was up to me. i know too many young couples who struggle and think that somehow there is something wrong with them. i want them to know that michelle and barack obama who have a phenomenal marriage and love each other, we work on our marriage and get help when we need it. >> the campaign trail would test her resilience. they called me barack's baby's mama. accused me of not loving my country. said i was angry. >> you admitted, this stuff hurt. >> yeah. >> the hurt would continue into the white house. with calls for president obama's birth certificate, questioning his legitimacy. she writes -- >> it is underlying bigotry and xenophobia hardly concea

very much cos things kind of interactive exercises are talking about i d w don't come sasha johnson and i'm on facebook in the app store. jam and so friendly with the devil you know from. either welcome to the euro highlights of the week the best of european lifestyle and culture here's a quick look at what's coming up. extreme measures the pioneer of outdoor film the door knob premiered a new press taking moving. the fashion forward a new generation of finnish designers is causing a stir with timeless clothing lines. capturing lights german artists young little noddle and this exceptional style of the program. we start off with extreme sports french director dawn now is the pioneer of the so-called outdoor film and knows exactly how the genre has developed over the last thirty years the films are getting ever more spectacular as camera technology has developed considerably and enables filmmakers to capture ever more daring stunts the nobs newest production magnetic shows athletes braving the most testing conditions. when surfers trying to catch the world's largest waves there's a fine

. >> reporter: it was with the help of infertility treatments that malia and sasha were conceived. >> realized that as i was 34, 35, we had to do ivf. >> reporter: in "becoming" michelle writes about a time period a few years after they moved into the white house when she was particularly worried for her family's safety. donald trump and other so-called birthers were questioning whether her husband was an american citizen. something she describes as mean-spirited and dangerous. >> what if someone with an unstable mind loaded a gun and drove to washington? what if that person went looking for our girls? donald trump, with his loud and reckless innuendos, was putting my family's safety at risk. and for this, i'd never forgive him. >> the "20/20" special, "becoming michelle obama" airs sunday night at 9/8 central here on abc. thanks for the company, america. have a good weekend.

things put it into active excess and i think is the right thing about the idea that when you don't come sasha johnson and i'm on facebook in the app store. and jamming for free we didn't have any. welcome so you're maxiell daily dose of european lifestyle and culture is a quick look at what's coming up. to the list featuring traditional cuisine from northern italy. creative shadow by belgian filmmaker vincent. and monumental steel constructions documented by photographer who put out. now are you sitting comfortably on a couch an arm chair or maybe a stool and how does that make you feel because chez can be much more than just a piece of furniture for instance they can be an expression of power the bigger the office chair the bigger the boss a mantra that would also apply to thrones the vittra design museum in the southwestern corner of germany examined the correlation between seats and rulers the exhibition takes us from the historical journey of seating from the thrones of egyptian pharaohs to the modern day office chair. sitting down and yet standing above everyone else throne makes it poss

. >> reporter: it was with the help of infertility treatments that malia, and then sasha, were finallyonceived. >> and i realized that, as i was 34 and 35, we had to do ivf. >> reporter: in "becoming," michelle also writes about a time period a few years after they moved into the white house, when she was particularly worried for her family's safety. donald trump and other so-called birthers were questioning whether her husband was an american citizen, something she describes as "mean-spirited" and "dangerous." >> what if someone with an unstable mind loaded a gun and drove to washington. what if that person went looking for our girls? donald trump, with his loud and reckless innuendos, was putting my family's safety at risk. and for this, i'd never forgive him. >> the robin roberts interview on "20/20," "becoming michelle," airing sunday night at 9:00 p.m. eastern. >>> and when we come back, developments involving ruth bader ginsburg, her condition, in a moment. ses. it'se. so all... evening long. ooh, so close. yes, but also all... night through its entirety. come on, all... the time

. >> reporter: conceiving moet malia and sasha through invitro fertilization. to the outside word they seem to be the perfect couple they struggled. >> marriage counselling is where we learned how to talk out our differences. >> reporter: andrea mitchell, nbc news supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg is out of the hospital. the eain fall. the court says ginsburg is doing well and working from home. >>> what you say in an uber could come back to haunt you. just ask members of an nhl team who learned the hard way after video of their recent ride was leaked. as jo ling kent explains uber is changing its policy. >> reporter: it is something we have always done. sounding off while in an uber thinking it is a private place. here the ottawa senators complained about their assistant coach. >> i haven't paid attention in three weeks. >> reporter: little did they know the driver's camera was recording every word later posting their high-profile dirty laundry on line, going viral. >> i think it is a violation of our policy. >> i wouldn't want to be recorded without k

some except sasha they are so is our goal is to go till. the last session i have i let mine of four and then and i'm just fine i was only still finish. of rising food but i shouted stunt of the and me that's. my palestinian. unlike i mean maybe i'm faced considerable prejudiced at school. and i wish nominal museum conduct it's been on all cylinders and i wasn't just made here and it's been this into again to come next it's mine if i'm meeting here. on my mama's it's not so how's a soviet dispiriting endorsement is. on s.s. money on a storage shed some money. is spent at. the difficulties maybe i'm faced growing up here gave me pause for thought. i'm beginning to realize that the journey of germany's arabs as a times been a painful one. how was it for you it was very difficult i think it started at that time already this picture of. people who are not. being fanatics like today also. what made it difficult for me was the environment and fear of my parents and trying to manipulate and influence me and at a certain time to kick me out of the h

obama then joking, she might even tap her daughter sasha to run. >>> there is still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this tuesday. the american tourist stabbed and killed in a very popular vacation destination. >>> also, that c-130 plunging from the sky, killing nine. and tonight, what authorities just revealed now in this investigation. >>> the family of eight brutally killed, making national headlines. and what authorities have now revealed about the alleged killers from another family. >>> and if you like chick-fil-a, the popular fast food chain says it not ready to deliv t how it w work, en we come back tonight. jimmy (shog): jame! he's survived record rain and a supplier that went belly up. so while he's proud to have helped put a roof over the heads of hundreds of families, he's most proud of the one he's kept over his own. brand vo: get the most out of your money, whether you're using quickbooks smart invoicing to get paid twice as fast or automatically tracking your mileage. smarter business tools for the world's hardest workers. quickbooks. backing you. but choosing to

we've had forty years of neo liberalism since sasha go in and we see it happen where the people who voted for brett sit they voted for trump in america because and manufacturing has been wiped out when forty years ago we had eight million jobs in manufacturing now we've got just two million and although we've got fairly high levels of employment most of those jobs are in secure why that's why people are angry and therefore labor government is committed to rebuilding our manufacturing good high tech high skilled jobs why is absolutely crucial one of the . aspects of the brics vote though is that no country has been allowed to leave a little more you say that no country has left thinking over a book greece they voted in twenty fifteen to leave ignored island twice that. holland was ignored france was ignored isn't the point that there liberalism is in brussels and that's where the power is what that was part of such as influence i mean she moved much more towards the neo deputy comics. and the legacy has been it's a sauce to write about i think also i mean the one thing we got right we didn

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not me, sasha, a parent worried about the future of their school because this broken promise budget meansrs will still be writing begging letters to pa rents. still be writing begging letters to parents. can the prime minister explain why she chose not to end the benefit freeze for 10 million households but instead brought forward a tax cut for higher earners? the prime minister had been expecting the question. but i'm interested that the right honourable gentleman chose to raise the question of tax cuts. 0n gentleman chose to raise the question of tax cuts. on monday, he said putting... he said that cutting taxes for 32 million people was frittering money away on ideological tax cuts. yesterday, the shadow chancellor said labour would support the tax cuts. 0n the tax cuts. on monday... 0n the tax cuts. on monday... on monday, the right honourable gentleman, the leader of the position, talked about tax cuts for the rich. yesterday, his of sa nta for the rich. yesterday, his of santa — — for the rich. yesterday, his of santa —— shadow chancellor said what we've always known, the tax cuts w

malia and sasha were 7 and 10. i won't hear the end of that, they were young. we were figuring out how to keep them grounded. they cannotwhen we were having pancakes in the morning, it was crazy to have a man in a tuxedo come in. when you have little girls with a sleepover. we canceled the tuxedos. wear some polo shirts or slacks. unless we did something formal. other than that the white house feels like a home."> white house feels like a home."> ( darya ) "becoming' shot to number one on amazon and is expected to stay there. ( james ) for your money this morning... which bay area city spends the most on the holidays. and e-cigarette maker juul will quit social media. jane king is live at the nasdaq with. those stories. and. more ( jane )good morningjuul said it is shutting down its facebook and instagram accounts and curbing its use of other social media in the u.s., part of the company's response to the food and drug administration's call for changes to curb underage-cigare juul's vaporizers and flavored nicotine liquids have surged over the past year, fueled

washington over the issue if the accord collapses it would be a crushing blow to europe's credibility with sasha butler al-jazeera paris let's make a francois is a former french ambassador to iran his joining us from paris and also to thanks very much for speaking to us give us the european point of view how long do you think european countries will be able to hold out for when it comes to the iranian sanctions in the face of u.s. pressure and as our reporter was mentioning deteriorating relations with iran. well you know i'm in concern a europe of course it would be difficult there of it it knows. all the system all the device which is being put together will not hurt the big company of the because the big european companies have it international exposure that means exposed to the to the american market exposed to the american low but of course of a kind is a good help the medium size of the smaller size company to keep it kind of cut on trade and of course on the reunion side or so there would be an effort to to to evade the sanctions on the last last time when sanctions were in force between