shawn: i was like, "somebody in the car?" there's no cars behind me. la, laura baka told the same story. she was parked when her chrysler's headrest popped open. laura baka: i was sitting there with my phone and i just suddenly got hit very hard in the back of the head and it pushed me completely forward. chris: after we posted our story online, other chrysler, dodge, and jeep owners contacted us, including elizabeth in north carolina. elizabeth: this is a serious road hazard. chris: and barbara in connecticut. barbara: i'm scared. i'm concerned about driving this car. chris: just after barbara spoke with our connecticut "responds" team, the national highway traffic safety administration took note. it's now opening a preliminary investigation. open without a crush, and 71 of those reports involved injuries. right now nhtsa says its investigation is limited to 2014 jeep grand cherokees and dodge durangos. that covers barbara in connecticut, but neither elizabeth in north carolina nor shawn and laura here in california. however, nhtsa says the preliminar

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shawn: we are focused on level four autonomy.ty to go from distribution hub to highway, to the highway, and a distribution hub on the other side. fully autonomous with better safety and lower costs. we see the timeline for that is around 2023. that is not just a function of when our technology is ready. also a function of when our partners are ready. that's why this run was so important. it's the timeline for when things like the platforms we build on are ready for autonomous systems. in terms of redundant systems for electrical and other components, the timeline for redundancy of components, so things like brakes and steering, you need redundant actuators in there. as well as the timeline on the regulation front. the timeline for those regulations to fall in front as you look across all of those, 2023 is when we think it will light up. -- line up. taylor: that was shawn kerrigan, plus.ai cofounder and coo. that does it for this edition of "the best of bloomberg technology." we are livestreaming on twitter. we'll bring you the la

that is bloomberg's shawn donnan. now we want to turn to trade to the other big story, that is the british election. boris johnson and the conservative party won the biggest majority since the days of margaret thatcher. we welcome heather probably, the director of the your program. thank you -- of the europe program. this is obviously a massive victory and a historic victory. why did boris johnson and the conservatives do so well? was it brexit or the underlying merits of the policies being proposed? heather: boris johnson the keep it stupid, theme. just keep it focused on getting brexit done. it was simple, it was focused, he tried to stay out of controversy. he was disciplined in his approach and it was clear it was a winning message. i think the other part of the story is the deep unpopularity of jeremy corbyn. that also played through in the exit polling data. you are absolutely right. a historic vote, where we were seeing constituencies that have been in labors hands for generations turn for the first time toward

. -- i think -- shawn mendes. >> no.n mendes. ♪ when she looks me in the eyes, they don't seem as bright ♪ >> well, i'm just going to say i cannot confirm or deny, because i don't want people to start telling me, oh, this song is about him. because then i'm going to have to start doing that. >> there's tattoos in the lyric book. >> okay, yeah, well, it's just a little hint. i can't confirm or deny, but -- >> we have seen you kiss a little bit. at first people were wondering. is this real? is this not real? >> honestly did not cause any emotional reaction whatsoever. >> we have seen much from them. the two recently exchanged public i love yous. shawn unspired many of her songs for the new album, out tomorrow, titled "romance." >> this chapter of hi my life, my life is in those songs. >> what are we going to learn about you through these lyrics and these words? >> that i'm dramatic. >> should work for them. >>> last night i was also with someone you know very well, will smith. >> i do know him. >> i told him you were guest

he was inclined to agree with shawn. like suicide at all. >> he was just struck by the fact that if lisa jennings had shot herself using her right hand that there would be more blowback from that wound than one drop of blood. >> three months after that christmas eve, investigator nash drove over to brad's farm. told him he was looking at the case again. >> and wanted the bath robe that mr. jennings was wearing that night. >> the robe he had on when he said he found lisa dead and held her in his arms. >> why three months later would a bath robe be of any use at all? surely it had been cleaned or something after this event. >> apparently it had not. >> oh. >> mr. jennings had spent little time going back into that bedroom from -- where from his perspective his wife had taken her life. >> so brad gave nash the black bath robe and, sure enough, it still had blood on it. so they ran some tests and kept in touch with brad. >> he was questioned a couple of times. >> then a month later -- this was april now -- the sheriff came t

i'm shawn dorsey, and i'm the director and founder of the fresh meat festival. we're all about investing in the creative expression and cultur cultural community in the trans community. right now, i want to invite all of us to take part in a creative expression exercise. so i want everyone to please repeat after me. i love trans people. [repeating] >> except say it like you're not so sad about. i love trans people! i love gender nonconforming people! and as we talk about the continued genocide and murder of black trans women, that's an equation. so the other side of that equation is please repeat after me. i will invest in the well-being and leadership of black trans women. i love trans people! [cheers and applause] >> thank you all so much. please -- yes, check out our work and please come to the san francisco transgender film festival next week. it's thursday through sunday. sftfs.org. two programs are closed captioned and a.s.l. interpreted. no one turned away for lack of funds, so please join us. thank you so much. [applause] >> so it's almost that time for

shawn meanwhile has moved into a hostel here it's easier for him to focus away from the distractions of home. but i get. that because the boy is very performing in the hall and the whole family is in. there for a long time but. after 7 months of intensive preparation and noncom lot is feeling a different kind of pressure he's hoping for the perfect result. 100 percent. but if it this way throughout the year by luck but it. up at the bottom of the city. i i t exam day is a news event all over india. but not a no 20000 young people received the 2 paperless. the super 30 last scattered across 10 exam centers. rogers arrived early the teaching team already here to wish him good luck. and the training that. if you're. 10 minutes before the exam starts they can read the questions at last it's 9 o'clock. in these next few hours quarter of a 1000000 students compete for a future that promises wealth prestige and membership of the indian elite. as the year draws to a close really look ahead to major stories of 2020 from around the world. through a series of in-depth special reports. joining u

shawn: that's the important point here. this is a pause in the trade war, and both sides had incentive to do that. in china, they were clear signs the economy was taking a hit from the trade war's, and any further escalation would have amplified that. in the united states, we know that manufacturing has had it rough this year, and the farm sector has certainly been hit hard. there was incentive for donald trump to park the trade war as well. the big question going forward is what happens next. one of the things we heard from bob lighthizer yesterday is that there are no plans yet. there's no date for phase two talks. he even went so far to say that it will take years to sort out some of these issues for china. that means those tariffs are going to stay in place potentially for years. vonnie: do we know yet how china is going to follow through on implement and those agriculture purchases, for example? clear?se details shawn: those are murky still. lighthizer said essentially the chinese had committed to $16 billion a year in

shawn: we will see.e do know that the president has not yet made a decision on this, and that that decision will come later this week. now, hasor a long time been looking for a way out of these tariffs. these are a legacy of the escalation that we saw over the summer that cleared the way for the negotiations, the resumption of negotiations, focused on an interim or partial deal to stop any further escalation. the reason that he's been trying to back away is that he's got a lot of advisors around him, and a lot of people in the business community, wording that these would be a huge disruption for the u.s. economy going into an year.on as we have seen today with the usmca, donald trump likes to do deals. he still wants to do a deal with china, it appears, rather than escalate things further. vonnie: larry kudlow is speaking at a "wall street journal" event right now. some of the headlines crossing, he says that the reality is december 15 tariffs are "still on the table," and there is no definitive decision

this is the first time you debuted solo and this is you -- >> yeah. >> jimmy: and shawn.amas last week. >> yep >> jimmy: and you and shawn were performing together and there was this picture of you and shawn. [ cheers and applause >> we're just, ah -- just slightly closer in this pic. >> jimmy: a lot has changed -- a lot has changed -- a lot has changed since this and this >> we couldn't have done that there. >> jimmy: no >> i would have been like -- >> jimmy: oh, really >> oh, yeah. we were awkward and nervous and weird. and now we're older and nervous and weird. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: i mean, this is purely like two buddies, two friends. and then this is -- well, okay [ light laughter ] [ scattered cheers ] >> this is buddies, friends -- ♪ lovers ♪ best friends and lovers >> jimmy: do you have any pet names for each other >> um, you know, it's so funny, 'cause when we first started going out -- it's so weird -- like, have any of you here ever dated somebody that was your friend for a really long time? >> jimmy: yeah, i did. i'm married to her >> aww [ audience aws

shawn: we are focused on level four autonomy from tech.wn the highway into distribution in the other side. erlly a thomas with bettett safety. we see the timeline around 2023. that timeline is not just a function of when our technology is ready. it is a function of when our partners are ready. that is why things like this is so important.it is a timeline for things like the truck platforms we build on our ready for a thomas, in terms of redundant systems for electrical and other components. timelines for redundancy on the safety critical truck components. steering,e brakes and you need were don redundant's. ce. you look across all of those, it is about 2023. taylor: hopefully, we will have you back before 2023. that was sean kerrigan. thank you for joining us. that does it for this edition of bloomberg technology. bloomberg technology is livestreaming on twitter. check us out. follow or global breaking news network at quick take on twitter. this is bloomberg. ♪ paul: good morning. i am paul allen. we are under one hour away from the market

mark gurman in los angeles and shawn donnan. thank you so much.wthming up, future versus earnings. we talked to advisors. ♪ ♪ >> i am mark crumpton with first word news. bipartisaneached a deal to avoid a government shutdown. there is an agreement on all 12 spending bills needed to fully fund the government ahead at the december 20 deadline. the spending measures need approval of both chambers of congress and president trump. the house judiciary committee argued today ahead of voting to send impeachment charges against president trump to the full house. confidentsi sounded democrats will have the votes to impeach the president next week, but said it was up to individual lawmakers to weigh the evidence and decide for themselves. republican seem unwavering in their opposition to impeach the president, rejecting jim jordan's amendment that would have eliminated the first article of impeachment, which accuses the president of abuse of power. a day after the eu's new chief unveiled a master plan for climate neutrality, the question remains about the ab

i think shawn mend. >> , it's another shawn. ♪ when she looks me in the eyes ♪ ♪ they don't seem as brightave to -- it's just a little hint. i can't confirm oreny but basically confirm. ♪ i know what you did las summ ♪ >> at first people were wondering like is this real? is ts n real? was tt kind of annoying for you? >> not really. honestly did not cause any emotional reaction from whatsoever. >> their romance is very real. the pair is even publicly exchanging i love ys an shawn was the influene for many of the songs on her new album, appropriately titled"romance." out now. ♪ my body's crashing right into you ♪ >> this chapter in my life that i'm bacally closing and like giving to people my life is in those songs. >> what are we going to learn about you through these lyrics d these words? >> that i'm dramatic >> find your way, then, camila. >> we'll be right back. >> spread some yand you find their favorite hero... .at a price that makes you the hero? yes! that's yes for less. yes! with hot holiday toys for all ages, ross is your toy destination. it feels even better when you find it for l

as denita walked down the stairs from her third floor unit, said durham police detective shawn pate. >> there were four apartments on that landing. i think that someone was there. pretending they were knocking on the door or fumbling for keys. >> so denita probably would have had to walk right past the shooter? >> probably, good morning. how are you? and turn to go down the steps. >> dang. >> and that's it. >> denita murdered. executed in broad daylight. it made no sense. her bff edith says denita simply didn't have any enemies. >> denita was a light in this dark world. she had a beautiful spirit. she was loving. she was kind. she was supportive. she embodied everything that was positive and about supporting people. >> there was no one who didn't like her. >> right. she was real respected and well-loved. >> especially, by her fiance jamere stroud, who appeared devastated by denita's death. >> jamere didn't say anything. jamere cried. we all cried. he didn't really say a whole lot. >> jamere and denita had met back in college and became the it couple on campus. >> they had been dating

and designer shawn shawn shawa so, this year, they're hoping your one thing might be theirs. >> fly rodsnt. they're made by hand, made by people. >> a high five for med that america. and then there was this. >> hi, david. greetings from north carolina. >> reporter: the team at plum print in asheville. they help turn the artwork, the treasures from your children over the years into something more permanent. a book that will tell story of your child. >> they fill the box with all their kids' creations and plum print turns it into a custom coffee table book. >> this year, sales up 50%. >> happy holidays! >> there was also our trip to the design lab, the team at jen see glasses, made in america. from ally rose van overbeek and jack burns. it all started when they volunteered to help the flint water crisis in michigan. but what to do with all of the plastic? they decided to make eyeglasses out of waterbottles. so, creating jobs and helping people see. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> kind of works out. and tonight, just in time for christmas -- >> hi, david. >> ally rose in flint. they've now made glasse

the 1st seasons and he's also got a past he's a traumatized veteran with a morphine addiction and shawn loftis she gets it she doesn't judge him because she's had a hard knock life herself so that's a big part of the chemistry sure is it is seeing them interact about that and what to see if their past catches up with them too much ok well we're definitely looking forward to babylon berlin just want to european film awards this month so more great t.v. in store with season 3 and thanks it's coming to air in january i guess that's right people in the u.s. maybe a bit earlier 23rd of january in germany thanks for bringing us that background and save it live it's. which brings us to the next being in the program namely beethoven because from this day forward germany's best known composer will be center stage for an entire year of celebrations for his 250th and not just here in germany but literally all around the world and monday night saw a festive gala performance at the opera house in bonn that set the tone for what's to come. the beethoven orchestra bon under conductor dia katan kicked

effort to promote dialogue between the united states and north korea amid increasing threats from shawn yang chinese premier league. japanese premier shinzo abe a south korean president mungy and held a summit in chengdu china north korea says it will take unspecified action if sanctions against it are not lifted by the end of the year. they called it a new era of the 3 kingdoms as for leaders of china japan and south korea met for talks but the one we just setting the agenda for summit was not at the table. north korea's kim jong il after the latest tests of a missile launch site earlier this month regional powers are concerned pyongyang is about to undo efforts to ease tensions. and we agreed that peace on the korean peninsula was in the common interest of the 3 countries we also agreed to make efforts together to help promote north korea u.s. dialogue for denuclearization and peace. the possibility of north korea turning into serious nuclear threat has become more tangible after february summit between kin and u.s. president on a trump fails to deliver any results. to come and threat

shawn meanwhile has moved into a hostel here it's easier for him to focus away from the distractions of home just. a little for you know what i can or engage in no but exile or a bad break ground. in what areas are put up by the writing down of that because the boys were performing in the hall and the whole family is in. some little further for fairgrounds but. after 7 months of intensive preparation a non commodities feeling a different kind of pressure he's hoping for the perfect result which nearly got. the heart of. the. 100 percent. are at this with a lot these by luck but it. up at the bottom of the city. i i t exam day is a news event all over india. but not a know 20000 young people will see the 2 paperless. the soup with 30 us scattered across 10 exam centers. rogers arrived early the teaching team already here to wish him good luck. of the year. and the 3000000 are there. every year. 10 minutes before the exam starts they can read the questions at last it's 9 o'clock. in these next few odds of a 1000000 students compete for a future that promises wealth prestige and members

. >> shawn. >> how are you? i am shawn. i am a tennisaholic.on't like speaking in public because i g

. >> shawn. >> how are you? i am shawn. i am a tennisaholic. i don't like speaking in public because i get very nervous. forgive me. >> we are not really scary. >> if that is what you think. so where to start? i was born in 1963. when i was 19 19, i moved to sn francisco. very close to golden gate park. i didn't know anyone. i was going to school and i found a wall to hit on, and i hit and hit and hit. people about my age now came over and said, you have a nice for hand. they didn't say anything about the backhand. would you like to comply with us? from that point on i had a family which included jobs, $15t is long gone, but fast forward to when i moved in and out of the city a lot. i am third generation. when i was about 40 i was offered a job as a summer camp counselor at the park, and it was the great thrill of my life. it made me realize my calls is to work where kids, particularly 7-year-olds, because i sort of act like a 7-year-old. i still believe in santa. anyway that was the beginning of my career in tennis. when i was about 34, i beca

community assessments, but we'll see if this is on his radar or not. >> that's really a question, shawni wonder, you know, we don't know exactly where the president is on this. what are your thoughts on how that could, if at all, impact things here? >> well, look. i continue to work with people in the intelligence community. one of the things that has been really gratifying from a national security perspective is that there is an understanding that there's a mission and there's kind of this global belief that the president wants the intelligence community to carry out that mission and he has been somewhat hands off with regards to -- in particular with regard to going after the russians, particularly as we were dealing with russian interference in the mid-term elections. i want to add one thing to what sam was saying because i think it's really important. everything sam said was right. another element is that you have the internet research agency where you have every day people. you've got, you know, close to 1,000 people who are going in and they are the people who are on the ground fl

the killer hasn't yet been caught the victims are often warned in advance but if shawn's father did get a message he kept it to him said did say it would have come to his father and he may not have shared with his family that happens. i. think was the if by the. way your view of. sean's already sat for the once and failed this will be his 2nd and final john ziggo if he's got his guns i've got a power one bit on the beat. now it's time for the results of yesterday's test fixture for i work on march 6th year too. it's no surprise who's come around knocking the rental car. up with a load of. everyone's happy except. she still waitlisted but is now unlikely to be accepted she's upset and doesn't want to be filmed anymore. in general the. car people. are going to their car reward players here bob do this. we are told that they could put our name in a hallway and they were all discussed psychological treatment here so the home looks a politically correct behavior by a score of midget. harp and he will take it home with charted take you on a are. a chuckle. like all indian cities is growing ra

caller: shawn henry, crowd strike, used to work for mcafee. when you bring in this group instead of the fbi and the fbi goes to shawn henry, who used to work for robert mueller, we've got some serious, serious problems here. william barr says he is going to get his arms around this. this goes to the atlantic council, this goes to the state department under hillary, where we did not have a confirmed inspector general -- this is far deeper than what you are talking about. nothing has been debunked. guest: everything has been debunked. > it is not crowdstrike. crowdstrike is a private company that in fact has just been hired by the republican congressional campaign committee to work for them. a perfectly respectable company. it was the one that first uncovered the fact that the russians were hacking democratic sources and disseminating this detrimental information. who has confirmed it? 17 intelligence agencies. the mueller investigation. the bipartisan report of republicans and democrats in the united states senate have all confirmed it was russ

that was basically the trial. >> reporter: detective shawn pate worried shannon crawley could walk.against her was largely circumstantial. her dna was not at the crime scene. there was no murder weapon. and she hardly looked like a killer. >> i thought she might be able to sell the story. i figured she'd be dressed real conservative, probably come in looking like she just landed off the mayflower, and that somebody would be sympathetic. >> reporter: from the beginning the prosecution portrayed shannon as a woman scorned, who couldn't have jermeir stroud to herself, so she made sure denita smith wouldn't either. shannon, suggested prosecutor saacks, was either carrying a torch for jermeir or trying to burn down his whole world by killing his fiancee and pinning it on him. >> for whatever reason, she couldn't handle the situation between jermeir and denita. and to resort to this, just to me, speaks of desperation. >> reporter: the prosecution's star witness? jermeir stroud, whose courtroom testimony was broadcast on local tv. >> i kind of thought selfishly. >> reporter: jermeir confes

shawn donnan and i broke the story two days ago about this very thing, that u.s. steel faces.focus on granite city. later, it is not granite cdc cuts, it is great lakes. it is because of the inefficiencies the company faces and is trying to cut down on to survive. amanda: some of the analysis from bloomberg suggests the savings from the layoffs will warrant theh to cash costs associated with them. are we worried about liquidity? joe: richard burr made an interesting point in the note today. it is an issue. it is a question u.s. steel has gotten on every earnings call this quarter from analysts. they have been saying you have this revitalization plan trying to put cap backs into revitalizing these old plants. you're also trying to put more investments in a new mini mill. a october, they announced $700 million investment in a millnote the not -- mini they do not own. money, demand is not good. this does not look good. this will continue to be a question on the calls going into 2020. vonnie: joe deaux, thank you. coming up, apple is reaching for the stars revealing a secret team

. >> if i could go back i would tray to hook up with edd and shawn, and fee like that's one of my regrets i'm rig here. crush on me.aught up you had a >> what do you remember about that premier? because there wer a lot of fausfolks. >> so beautiful. sorry. how are you? >> ben affleck. >> sry. what are you going to do? >>hat's when it hit me. wow. >>his is big. >> yeah. >> scary thing, they all look exacy the same as 20 years ago. >> you look great. >>> well, yoreally can't say that about our next cast, because most of them were little kids when the movie came out years ago. all my wilderness girls dreams came true the day i got the stars of "troop beverly hills" together again. >> look atll these beautiful girl>> i doant to start out givg we got you a little gift. is there a ment that stands out shooting this for you all 30 years later? >> cookie time. >> o my god. ♪ these friends of mine ♪ we're wildneress girls and its cookieime ♪ ♪ we work hard and we play fair ♪ ♪ so buy a box and do your share ♪ >> she wasn't lip-syncing. >> no, i was notip-syncing, you guys. no. >> so how many peopl

i'm shawn richard. my store will be opening up in a couple weeks up on hedge street. i'm here to say i'm very proud to support union station. i'm not going to just go out mr. joe hunt because i've known him for many years. i'm going to go for the whole team because it makes a whole team to make this happen. and you guys support that, correct? and so the fact that this is coming to a community that has not had the love and the support they should always have been given from the city, that this will bring opportunity and jobs and love and respect and financial gain in the mission district. so i think we can all applaud that and be happy this is coming and we support this 100 percent. so with that being said, again, thank you, we appreciate you and approve this permit. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, commissioners. my name is monique. i'm a friend of joseph hunt. he's a very hard worker. and he cares deeply about his community and the people he loves. an example that resonates with me is when i was planning an engagement, when i was plan

shawn merriman is a bishop in the church... the father of four children...investment business pulling in millions. >> everybody wants to be a part of an exclusive club. so you had to get in quick. that's why he was able to take advantage of so many people. >> narrator: but for 15 years, merriman lives a lie, ripping off his neighbors, members of his church... even his own mother. >> he just said, "mom, i have to tell you something very bad." i said, "you took all of our money that we're counting on for retirement?" he said, "yes." >> narrator: shawn merriman is a scam artist. and when the truth comes out,

thank you, shawn. great job. we're also grateful to be joined by a group of incredible people that are with you all the way. a friend of mine, a man who's done a fantastic job for this country, secretary ben carson. ben? where are you, ben? ben. thank you, ben. incredible job. and we have two warriors, and they are congressmen, and they're fighting all the time and they're defending our country, defending your president against oppression. that's what it is. and our poll numbers keep going up. you'll explain that to me. but they are indeed warriors. congressman jim jordan, congressman michael waltz. please, stand up. and we have a lot of politicians here tonight, but i have to ask a man that happens to be a truly brilliant young man. i'm a little bit prejudiced when i say that. but he loves israel and he's fighting hard for israel. he wants to make peace with your neighbors. and a lot of people say that can't be done. a lot of people say it can't be done, it's the hardest of all deals. i love deals, and i used to

abigail grace, shawn misco worked with vice president biden on different matters involving ukraine. worked with brennan and mcmasters. they have absolutely critical information about certain ukrainians involvement in our u.s. election. their relationships with the witnesses who went before the intel committee and others involved in these allegations make them the most critical witnesses in this entire investigation. and the records including their emails or text messages, the flash drives or computers have information that will bring this effort to remove the president to a screeching halt. so we have an article here from october 11, gary pickett points out that house intelligence committee chairman adam schiff recruited to former national security aides who worked alongside the whistle-blower at the nsc during the obama and trump administrations, abigail grace worked at the nsc until 2018, hired in february while shawn misco, nsc aide until 2017 join schiff's committee in august. the same month the whistle-blower submitted his complaint. and it goes on to point out that grace was h

. >> reporter: shawn came all the way from portland to buy niners gear, and it is selling so fast he didn't get to buy all the sweatshirts he wanted. still, after last night's nail biting victory over the seahawks, he's more proud than ever to wear what he did buy. >> it was awesome, nail biting. it was an exciting game to watch. >> reporter: he's not alone. it seems today everything with the niners logo is much more alluring after last night's victory. >> i think it was a game for all times. it was important and interesting to watch. >> and fans who want to watch more action are snapping up tickets on stub hub. we found prices for the playoff game january 11th at levi's stadium ranging from $256 to more than $11,000. lori and eric kramer say they hope to catch the game. >> i had to put out a second mortgage on our home, but, yeah, we'd love to. >> reporter: nbc bay area news. >>> still to come, more than a dozen new gates and even a new hotel. the san jose airport could be getting an expansion with some hurdles before it gets off the ground. >>> plus, trekking for the fireworks in t

just before the break about a patter born doubled their lead courtesy of sebastian shawn allow. the host had a real chance of just a 3rd win in the league this season. but at patton point peaked too early they had a full 2nd have to endure a possible frankford onslaught. and it came at eventually frankfurt called one back through pass doest. his 4th goal of the leak campaign. in the end got a born got over the line precious 3 points for christmas which will fuel hopes that they can escape the drop. the. glove box for visitors to the capital but had no real chance of taking top spot because of a vastly inferior goal difference to leipsic. and that shouldn't take away from what has been a great 1st half of the season for the polls their best since the 1970 s. they even lead the pack for 7 match days but are they able to mount a real tilt for the title. their biggest strength is defense only 18 goals conceded that's the joint lowest number in the current season cancer berlin we're going to have their work cut out. glad also threatened sporadically. going close here in the 39th minu

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perfect pipeline of young beautiful girls in search of a high stakes career the accusations against shawn the for no have been public for decades now he seems to have avoided the law altogether and he reportedly flood decide. america just days after epstein's death in washington rachel watson's r t. so that was the latest on jeopardy epstein but now i want to bring it back to what i talked about at the top of the show which is the fact that the royal mounted police were actually contemplating using slavers against the native american native americans in the indigenous people in canada when they were protesting one of the major pipelines machel gas pipelines being built across that country i open now with mr perry read an activist and statesman a man who's well known man has been has been on the side of the protesters for the pretty much the bulk of your life and i will and i don't want to have you want to get that perspective because you know whether it's can of the united states or anywhere else around the world i think when you hear stories about law enforcement agencies plotting to use

french president is the man behind his controversial pension reform was forced to resign i commissioner shawn pulleled o ot of what had failed to disclose thirteen private sector posts. in his assets declaration two of them were paid this comes as the unions a publicc sectotor workers pad to step up the general strike tomorrow. bowing down to pressure. the architect behind france's controversial pension reform plans john paul is a live via announced his resignation on monday over his fate i is to decay outside incoe stating that staying in his position threaten to undermine the efforts of the movement i'm guilty of being through lights on the issue i have paid for that. i have a choose your responsibility to set an example and to be completely transparent not rule e should apply y to everyryone but to me most of f all pressure started o build this week off to deliver admitted he failed to disclose several remunerated or vovolunteer actctivitiess o on s transparenency declaration form file two months off to he entered government. something the french constitution prohibits i failed to the clou

. >> reporter: waukesha mayor shawn reilly. >> i'm very thankful that we're in a situationhere only on person was injured and that we aren't in a situation that could have been much, much worse. >> reporter: now, adding to the jitters here, a second student from another high school across town was taken into custody today after reports that he too was seen carrying a firearm. but so far officials say no firearm has been recovered from his school. norah? >> o'donnell: dean, thank you. we have some breaking news tonight. former president jimmy carter is back in the hospital. he is being treated for an infection. he was released from the hospital less than a week ago following surgery to relieve pressure on his brain caused by a recent fall. carter is now 95 years old and he is america's longest living president. president trump is wheels down in london tonight for a summit with nato leaders, but even as he prepares to sit down with allies and meet with the queen, his fight back home with democrats over impeachment rages on. nancy cordes reports tonight from the capitol. >> it's an absolu

eric: i'm eric shawn. for much of my career i investigated the mafia.ut this story has been one that's especially haunted me for almost two decades. the disappearance of jimmy hoffa and the death bed confession of frank sheeran. he was one of the handful of official suspects in the case. >> is that frank? this is jimmy hoffa. eric: sherren's story is the focus of "the irishman." i knew sherren. i met him in 2001 when he was trying to sell his book proposal. he told me point blank he shot jimmy hoffa in this house in detroit. but to understand the story of jimmy hoffa we need to start at the beginning. detroit, michigan was the beating heart of industrial might. with a commerce that created the american century and revolutionized human history was manufactured on countless factory floors. it's where millions labored on the assembly lines. in fact the very machinery that propelled the united states of america to its leadership role in the world came from this place. steel and sweat and blood sacrificed in the service of our nation. as modern america was b

miscow says was close guy named eric 2015, shawn nd in iscow was a year-long millennial fellow at the burisma council.lantic a staffer, is urrently a fellow at the tlantic council year asia -- take a and obviously the on issues that burisma wants them to have or they wouldn't funded this thing. a burisma co-signed ooperative agreement with the council, specifically, where a fellow.es as but a trip to ukraine in august the atlantic council reeled that eager, meeting with acting u.s. ambassador bill taylor. that name should ring a bell. but may have been perfectly nnocent, but nonetheless, burisma has helped fund some of adam schiff's staff and, of course, it quotes september 17 f on saying, we've not spoken directly with the whistleblower. we'd like to. it turns out his staff had talked with him. fact, that's apparently the people that were talked to conversation. for good reason. is listed as providing a donation up to $999 to hat think tank in 2016, but also contributions from the open ociety network that george soros had so much to do with. perkins coee,nor, he law firm that helped