stay to stacey dash. >> stacey dash, keep my name out of your mouth. do not retweet, requote anything i have said in order to reinforce yourself-hate add jen daxt you live in the s sunken place. again, this was not an attack against "oprah". >> wow. >> wow. >> nobody wants that. >> keep his name out of your mouth you. >> tell them, shawn. >> my goodness. >> we now know how seal feels about. it "oprah" yet to respond and stacey sdash is still in the sunken place. >> a lot of people talking about shows coming back and will and grace on the area and roseanne coming back and she said something this week and she said the whole points of the new show was to portray the conner family as trump supporters. >> it's been 21 years sinlts show was last on the air. >> dating myself here. >> long time. >> you are correct, jim. >> roseanne is talking about how the show is coming back and once it comes back she'll be talking about a lot of how it supports donald trump. she's been a big supporter of trump for quite r quite sometime she went an i press circumstanceet and

i'm stacey moller. i'm a democrat and i voted for donald trump. but it's such a bad... stacey's daughter is a republican, but couldn't bring herself to vote for donald trump. you are still you. you just voted for trump. thanks for loving me, even though i voted for trump. i forgave you for bush. stacey voted for donald trump because of his promise to get coal miners back to work. i love being a miner and i'm proud to be a miner. i raised two children as a single mother and i could not have done it without thejob i had at the coal mine. and that's our mine. that's where i work. there's a lot of issues as a democrat that were important to me. but none more important than this state and these people that i work with. it was bigger than me. it was bigger than the issues i had with him personally. he's not my kind of guy. but this is, this wasn't about me. it was about the people that i care about and the people that i work with. and the state that i love and will defend even if that means i have to set aside what i feel for one vote. i'd do that. a ye

kenton stacey was severely wounded by an explosion. immediately, justin bounded into the booby-trapped and dangerous and unsafe building and found kenton in very bad shape. woundlied pressure to the and inserted a tube to reopen an airway. he performed cpr for 20 straight minutes during the ground transport and maintained artificial respiration through 2.5 hours and through emergency surgery. k kenton stacey would have died if it were not for justin's love for his fellow warrior. is recovering in texas. justice is wearing his new bronze star with a v for valor. [applause] pres. trump: terrorists who do things like place bombs in civilian hospitals are evil. when possible, we have no choice .ut to annihilate them when necessary, we must be able to detain and question them. but we must be clear. terrorists are not nearly criminals, they are unlawful enemy combatants. [applause] pres. trump: and when captured overseas, they should be treated like the terrorists they are. in the past, we have loosely released hundreds and hundreds 's only

. >> commissioners, kate stacey in the planning department. i will remind you that the housing accountablity act does require specific finding, so if the commission is not going to make specific findings, i would suggest you take a motion to disapproval and give staff some guidance on what information you need for those findings. >> president hillis: commissioner koppel. >> is the more preservationist style in here -- there's two options in our packet, correct? >> i don't think one's a real option. >> president hillis: commissioner moore. >> commissioner moore: i will give a strong nod to the sponsor to meet with the commission and have a discussion with the city attorney what reasonable arguments we could make for the city of san francisco and this particular neighborhood to indeed create strong arguments of why we deny this project. i think since there is a lot of uncertainty, i do believe a little bit more concise head work at the right time would probably help us to be more articulate with common grounds defining criteria. >> kate stacey f

stacey, what is on your mind right now? part of what's the broader sharing economy and people talk about it sometimes in a flippant way but it's here to stay. millions of americans are choosing this new way of work and it's not just because it' theflibility, it's also the income. it's a meaningful income that people are earning. and we need to add to that is portable benefits and training and re-training. we've been talking about retraini retraining. what keeps me up at night, we're in the middle of the fourth industrial revolution and the automason will take the jobs away faster than new jobs are created. i saw this happen growing up in d detroit, my city was decimated. it took three decades to come back. what can we do to make retraining happen? >> stacey, healthcare too, other things that have underpinned employment for so long are gone for a lot of people. >> very important point. post stacey mentioned the revolution, after the last industrial revolution, we developed many programs in the country and including social se

kenton stacey would have died if it were not for justin's selfless love for his fellow warrior. tonight kenton is recovering in texas. raqqah is liberated, and justin is wearing his new bronze star with a "v" for valor. staff sergeant peck, all of america salutes you. [ applause ] [ applause ] terrorists who do things like place bombs in civilian hospitals are evil. when possible, we have no choice but to annihilate them, when necessary we must be able to detain and question them. but we must be clear. terrorists are not merely criminals. they are unlawful enemy combatants. [ applause ] and when captured overseas, they should be treated like the terrorists they are. in the past, we have foolishly released hundreds and hundreds of dangerous terrorists only to meet them again on the battlefield. including the isis leader al baghdadi, who we captured, who we had, who we released. so today i'm keeping another promise. i just signed prior to walking in an order directing secretary mattis, who is doing a great job, thank you. [ applause ] to reexamine our military detention policy and

. >> stacey face ain'ting been in businesss. >> stacey's face painting. okay i mid the mistake of eating spicy food and i'll pull a jim lokay here. i'm ooz my eye balls. >> we're used to that. >> okay let's start the first layer. >> okay. >> now we're trying to look aerman sheppardhuh. >> what is the the base color. >> it's like a gold and light brown m together. okay and you'll be talking about this so people at home will know what they can do so they do this at home. >> okay. >> and so well this is going to start with a gold tone to build her color up. >> gold tones. >> uh-huh. >> and t she's going have a dark brown also going toe a she'll have a white and and she's going to have a pink. and so if i cannot find you stacey. >> you can. >> i know i can but if you wanted to do it at home what is she using actual paint. >> no we never use paint on children or adults walter based theater makeup you can it online amazon is great. >>fy need it quickly. >> am gone prime. >> i love am gone. >> i was wondering if there s a store arounds town you coul g this stuff

stacey has been a bit star crossed in her three previous games.he says she wasn't mentally prepared for torino in 2006. she was in vancouver in 2010 but crashed in a practice run and suffered a concussion. she still raced the game. in 2014, it was an allergic reaction to paint used in the housing that slowed her down. it's been a lot of disappointment. she's come to grips with it. >> i've gotten to a place, i've done really well, i can be proud and don't need to prove it this olympic go-round. i want it, i'm trying hard, i'm striving for it. it's not a proof thing anymore. it's my own journey. >> she was placed on the olympic ski team yesterday. coaches think someone with her experience will be great influence for some of the younger skiers. terry and janelle, stacey says what we know about concussions today, she never would have been allowed to race a few days after the crash she had in 2010. >> thank you, garvin. we look in order to watching her compete. garvin will be bringing us live reports a week from tomorrow from pyeongchang throughout the

my colleague andy farmer will catch you up on the morning's news but for now get ready for max and stacey on the i report. high america has or this is the kaiser report only one day to go before the ninth birthday of big oil and just think about that in nine years it went from absolutely unknown piece of software to world shaking wall street transforming society busting mega important thing oh yes max it was january third two thousand and nine where bitcoin was first mined genesis block happened january third two thousand and nine so it's its ninth birthday tomorrow and we will be celebrating with seamus the often a whole bunch of people out on durham north carolina party in durham on big nights birthday sensed the genesis block is going through a lot of biblical drama you think about it the big going jesus became big going judas the old testament of the original gangsters really gave way to the new testament of the clash of the plan c. and b. c. c. a b. c. fast money types and it's been attempted to be crucified several times as well and it's been reborn several times so it's kind of lik

his son alex, sister stacey and her family. and his sister-in-law beth and her husband and numerous friends. thank you for being here. we appreciate it. alex appreciates it. upon taking his oath of office, alex will take the helm of a department he has already served with tremendous distinction. first as general counsel and later as deputy secretary. in both those roles alex was outstanding and i credible public servant. people talk about him to this day. he was instrumental in improving the department's operations and advancing its emergency response capabilities. alex knows inside and out the pact of government policy on patients, health care, and prices. as the former president of lili, u.s.a., big company, great company, did an incredible job. he brings invaluable private sector experience to complement his years of public service. the department of health and patients, health care, and prices. as the human services has already achieve add great deal rolling back regulations that drive up health care costs. but we have a lo

stacey dellacott is live in time square, good morning, stacey. >> good morning, matt and tam, philadelphia is a finalist in the race to win the amazon second headquarters. you probably heard that 20 cities were named including dallas, pittsburgh and new york city. amazon received proposals from 200 cities before narrowing the field. the headquarters will employ 50,000 people and cost $5 billion to build and operate. they expect to make the final decision later this year. stay tuned on that. >>> stocks fell on the life threatening of the government shut down loomed. futures are pointing to a higher open and later today we'll get a report on consumer sentiment. >> matt and tam have a great weekend. >> let's talk about the weekend when it comes to the weather. >> reporter: it's a good one, temperatures warming up, which is nice. not today, though, we're talking about a big warmup, i'm afraid people will leave without their big heavy coat. storm tracker 6 live double scan, we can see we're dry through the area, we have a little bit of white near cape may, nothing reaching ground a little bit o

kenton stacey was severely wounded by an explosion. immediately, justin bounded into the booby-trapped and dangerous and unsafe building and found kenton in very bad shape. woundlied pressure to the and inserted a tube to reopen an airway. he performed cpr for 20 straight minutes during the ground transport and maintained artificial respiration through 2.5 hours and through emergency surgery. k kenton stacey would have died if it were not for justin's love for his fellow warrior. is recovering in texas. justice is wearing his new bronze star with a v for valor. [applause] pres. trump: terrorists who do things like place bombs in civilian hospitals are evil. when possible, we have no choice .ut to annihilate them when necessary, we must be able to detain and question them. but we must be clear. terrorists are not nearly criminals, they are unlawful enemy combatants. [applause] pres. trump: and when captured overseas, they should be treated like the terrorists they are. in the past, we have loosely released hundreds and hundreds 's only

peck is here tonight in iraq and last november justin and his comrade chief petty officer kenton stacey were on a mission to clear buildings that isis had rigged with explosives so that civilians could return to that city hopefully soon and hopefully safely clearing the second floor of a vital hospital ketan stacy was severely wounded by an explosion immediately just in bounded into the booby trapped and unbelievably dangerous and unsafe building and found kenton but in very.

stacey young died today from brain cancer earlier today at the age of 52.riety of stories vying for top billing across a range of tomorrow's papers. we are going to begin with the times, every rape case to be reviewed, trials faced delays as disclosure scandal mounts. this is because something like four rape trials recently have collapsed, helen. yes, and it is having very serious consequences. first and foremost, obviously, miscarriages of justice need to be prevented. the nondisclosure, we have discussed it, surrounding incompetency is, and lack of resources, but it is serious that so many cases are falling by the wayside. following on from that, we know rape cases are underreported, under prosecuted and there aren't enough convictions that come through from rape cases. the effect it has on the women whose cases are already in process, all women who are thinking about coming forward , women who are thinking about coming forward, this throws all of that into doubt now and it is very concerning. whatever they do, it seems there isn't the trust in the justic

kenton stacey would have died if it were not for justin's selfless love for his fellow warrior. kenton is recovering in texas, raqqa is liberated and justin is wearing his new bronze star with a v for valor. staff sergeant peck, all of america salutes you. [applause] [applause] [applause] terrorists that do things like place bombs in civilian hospitals are evil. when possible, we have no choice but to annihilate them. when necessary, we must be able to detain and question them. we must be clear, terrorists are not merely criminals. they are unlawful enemy combatants. [applause] when captured overseas, they should be treated like the terrorists they are. in the past we have foolishly released hundreds and hundreds of dangerous terrorists only to meet them again on the battlefield, including the isis leader al-bagdahdi who we capture, who we released. so today i'm keeping another promise. i just signed prior to walking in an order directing secretary mattis, who is doing a great job, thank you -- [applause] -- to reexamine our military detention policy and to keep open the detenti

joining us is john kerwin, and stacey widilous.e set this up, these are kind of well known dynamics, but interesting that we came into this year with some enthusiasm about the state of the consumer, consumer confidence, people who are spending again it seemed like the retail stocks came back because maybe there was some stabilization in the industry where does that set us up going into the new year? >> sure, mike. you're right we had the perfect setup for holiday this year. we had freezing cold weather, the lowest savings rate in a decade, we had the tax hope, the consumer feeling good. a great setup, and the sale side chases that into the new year. now we have to look at reality and say these stocks have rallied significantly. certainly the department store space is not dead, but i would argue there's still a lot of shrinking that needs to happen in 2018. >> john, it's interesting because you have the kind of field position of the stocks, despite the known dynamics with amazon here. and yet you're getting a tax break that maybe is

who won at mall and online joining us is stacey widlitz, a cnbc contributor it's great to have you somef the early indications show all in all a strong season. we know not everybody won. so who, if you were to have to parse them out, who were the winners and who were the losers? >> hi. yes, we saw those numbers, the government numbers have been incredibly strong. almost 6% year over year for retail sales and department stores were better in november decelerated slightly in december but across the board the consumer is feeling good the tax impact is certainly having a feel-good help. saving rates are at their lowest in a decade. don't forget everything is not all roses into 2018. there is still deflation out there. there's still deflation in apparel. there's even deflation in categories like beauty so there's still margin pressure out there. so into 2018 you want to be careful with this recent 20% in the retail index >> i think that's interesting when we talk about margins when you look at everything consumers want they want free shipping, fast shipping, talking about same-day delivery t

justin peck is here tonight in iraq last november justin and his comrade chief petty officer kenton stacey were on a mission to clear buildings that isis had rigged with explosive so that civilians could return to that city hopefully soon and hopefully safely clearing the second floor of a vital hospital ketan stacy was severely wounded by an explosion a media glee justin bounded into the booby trapped and unbelievably dangerous and unsafe building and found kenton but in very very bad shape he applied pressure to the wound and inserted a two to reopen an airway he then performed c.p.r. for twenty straight minutes during the ground transport and maintained artificial respiration through two and a half hours and through emergency surgery kenton stacy would have died. if it were not for justin's selfless love for his fellow warrior tonight kenton is recovering in texas rocca is liberated and justin is wearing his new bronze star with a v. for valor staff sergeant heck thanks thanks thanks. to terrorists who do things like place bombs in civilian hospitals are evil when possible we have no ch

peck is here tonight in iraq and last november justin and his comrade chief petty officer kenton stacey were on a mission to clear buildings that isis had rigged with explosives so that civilians could return to that city hopefully soon and hopefully safely clearing the second floor of a vital hospital ketan stacy was severely wounded by an explosion immediately just in bounded into the booby trapped and unbelievably dangerous and unsafe building and found kenton but in very very bad shape he applied pressure to the wound and inserted a tube to reopen an airway he then performed c.p.r. for twenty straight minutes during the ground transport and maintained artificial respiration through two and a half hours and through emergency surgery kenton stacy would have died. if it were not for justin's selfless love for his fellow warrior tonight kenton is recovering in texas rocca is liberated and justin is wearing his new bronze star with a v. for valor staff sergeant heck all of the illinois. thanks. thanks. thanks. terrorists who do things like place bombs in civilian hospitals are evil. when

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backscatter financial survival guide stacey let's learn a salad fill out let's say i'm a psychic and your feet on grease come back up the fight for a spot thank you for helping. destroy that's true fellowship that slavery. young children have worked in bolivia for generations almost three quarters of a million of doing so today. this culture led to the development of bolivia's new liberal and highly controversial children's code in two thousand and fourteen which gave children as young as ten the right to work under certain circumstances when dissent is seen as. this all news. leak but without the end all. of the things years. but there are hundreds of thousands of children in bolivia operating completely outside the local. mining work is strictly forbidden by the children but it's never a force and that means the school boy minus continue risking their lives for the money they need to support. in panama everything that happens inside panama the cia knows about it and all other u.s. intel agencies that's one thing. this company was legal was stablished recognize it cetera everybody k

try to create one when you were sixth grade probably do they exist i don't know maybe just talk to stacey max keiser well it's mad mad world out there everybody's getting on the chain the block chain they're issuing their own coins we've seen kodak coin we see the long island iced tea we're going to have a blotchy in the shares we're not everybody's getting out on that and everybody is talking about that craziness but you know this is the entire world is crazy because mad markets s. and p. has already surpassed year and price targets with only eight days to twenty eight teens here's a chart this little dot on line down here was where the market started the year and this line here is where most analysts predicted the s. and p. five hundred would be at the end of the year but it already hit that with an eight days the markets are mad at. it well you know if the cost of light is near zero then markets can go to infinity that's the way it works now i hear there's a rumor out there that the chinese are going to stop buying u.s. treasury debt that's been our rumor for hundreds of years that hun

popular filipino news website stacey. secure your mission and you will. receive the same enough money like the night you. spoke since a war of attrition is on the way what you call expect it to we. heard in your at the listening post here are some of the stories we're tracking this week does the case against one news website amount to the do terror take government issuing a formal declaration of war against the filipino media climate skepticism is fringe and unscientific so why is it that skeptics still manage in certain countries to get so much airtime it's a fallacy. the italian government has a formula for taking on the fake news problem and breaking down the happy talk. for an interactive getting to the core of the facebook story through pure satire. we begin in the philippines and a popular online news site rapper that's long been a thorn in the side of president rodriguez to tear to rappers criticism of detailed taste signature policy is war on drugs and its investigations into his personal wealth have not gone down well with the president has long

catch guys or financial survival guide stacey let's learn about fill out let's say i'm not so i get any earthly grease on bank of the fight street spot thank you for taking. on the story that's right if you looked at slavery. the author. didn't die welcome to twenty eighteen we did it we did it. was we would make it but we got to the final new year's this is exciting thing something you guys got depressed on. it's kind of a rough show is that if that guy had done we're in trouble. but here we are here we are we got it we made it it was kind of a rough year not a lot to celebrate you know with slimy con artist president with his head so far up as he is getting to fracking a levels really he's so deep now i mean you get deep enough you can find new forms of fuel in there so i think he he's so far off his own he's causing minor earthquakes in the nearby town. but i want to make this segment about the good news from last year i actually did see a lot of hope and promise and success in the past year i mean. not enough to beat the misery and despair but still it was tough there was something

simone biles became the latest gymnast to stacey was sexually abused by the doctor.been following the hearing image can. another emotional day of testimony here at the court in michigan as survivors of larry nasser‘s sexual abuse have been speaking out as part of this sentencing hearing. ispent been speaking out as part of this sentencing hearing. i spent time in the court earlier. i was struck by the court earlier. i was struck by the sense of collective empowerment these young women now have as they all come together and share their stories. the court was filled with some of these women have grown up, supported by their husbands and pa rents. supported by their husbands and parents. as they all share their story. some anonymously. speaking to some of the survivors outside the courtroom, one thing that seems to bea courtroom, one thing that seems to be a common thread is these were all young women gymnasts who trusted larry nassar as a doctor but when they went into that medical treatment room he violated their innocence. so for these women this hearing is very impo

kenton stacey would have died if it were not for justin's selfless love for his fellow warrior. tonight, kenton is recovering in texas, raqqah is liberated, and justin is wearing his new bronze star with a "v" for valor. staff sergeant peck, all of america salutes you. [ applause ] [ applause ] [ applause ] >> terrorists who do things like place bombs in civilian hospitals are evil. when possible, we have no choice but to annihilate them. when necessary, we must be able to detain and question them. but we must be clear, terrorists are not merely criminals, they are unlawful enemy combatants. [ applause ] >> and when captured overseas, they should be treated like the terrorists they are. in the past, we have foolishly released hundreds and hundreds of dangerous terrorists, only to meet them again on the battlefield, including the isis leader, al baghdadi, who we captured, who we had, who we released. so today i'm keeping another prols. i just signed prior to walking in an order directing secretary mattis, who is doing a great job, thank you. [ applause ] >> to re-examine our mili

try to create one when you were sixth grade probably do they exist i don't know maybe just talk to stacey max keiser well it's mad mad world out there everybody's getting on the chain the block chain they're issuing their own coins we've seen code echoing we see at long island iced tea we're going to have a blotchy in the shares went out everybody's getting out on that and everybody is talking about that craziness but you know this is the entire world is crazy because mad markets s. and p. has already surpassed year and price targets with only eight days to twenty eight teens here's a chart this little dot on line down here was where the market started the year and this line here is where most analysts predicted the s. and p. five hundred would be at the end of the year but it already hit that with an eight days the markets are mad at. it well you know if the cost of lead is near zero then markets can go to infinity that's the way it works now i hear there is a rumor out there that the chinese are going to stop buying u.s. treasury debt that's been our rumor for hundreds of years that hun

richard hart and that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser and stacey herbert like to thank our guest richard hart he's got a outstanding you tube channel check it out joining catch us on twitter it's kaiser report and so next time. los angeles the city of luxury and fame not only soon alarming number of people living in the streets. the simple fact is now ladies there's just not enough shelter even if people on the streets right now decided to come in there's no where to come to. this man found his own. bunch of the problem and construct dozens of. people in need of shelter when you have nothing and nowhere to go. you know having something like this may as well be a castle. on a city parking space is not a solution. to someone wanted touring the site otherwise it'll be a free for all. to end the homelessness crisis. when you don't. know. that. you speak french. hello my name's peter and i've been living in russia for about seven years and this is a film about just some of the crazy things i've got. to get. through. iran's military chief declares the we

don't care yeah it's all about the north america because the conference here in miami florida is stacey ever just as max badger don't care about basically the shrieking and the resistance honey badger markets keep on going up and up and up honey badger in the tech sector is like booming tech sector even though all in silicon valley is like donald trump is horrible and we have hitler ruling the country now well here's a tweet from tim cook about tim cook the c.e.o. of apple tim cook tells cramer jim cramer of c m b c apple's massive investment plan was made largely possible by the new g.o.p. tax law so you know apple announced and as we covered that they're going to be investing billions of dollars in the u.s. for a new headquarters just like amazon and they're also going to hire like tens of thousands of people on huge salaries yeah well trump is making america great again and he's doing the job that obama failed to do because obama is what america sees itself as in their dreams donald trump is america as it actually is obama is a fantasy trump is reality and he's doing what you'd expec

that's it for this edition of the guys a report with me max kaiser and stacey everett like to thank our guest michael pentode pent o.-port actually should go there and a look at his work he puts on research that's extremely interesting even though it doesn't cover pay quite as low dollar does it does it to us and not favorably. twitter you know we're on twitter kaiser report you can follow us there until next time. it's all t. we have a great team we need to strengthen before the freefall world cold and you're back to been a legend to keep it so it's at the back. in ninety ninety two that my part if i for the european championships at the very last moment no one believed in us but we won and i'm hoping to bring some of that waiting spirit to the aussie team. recently had a lot of practice so i can guarantee you that peter schmeichel will be on the best fall since my last will call. the old joe it was a. nice drive. no left left left more or less ok stop that's really good. los angeles luxury and fame but also an alarming. people living in the streets. simple fact in l.a. use there's jus

all right well that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report was me max kaiser and stacey i would want to thank our guests marco centaury of coolie if you want to catch us on twitter it's kaiser report it's like somebody else. we're told a secret society existed within the f.b.i. with the sole intent to undermine canada and then later president donald trump also we're told the f.b.i. last text messages from members of the secret society with russia gave rapidly losing steam we now have f.b.i. kate. the welcome to also quite donald trump has just marked his first year in office by overseeing debt and now the u.s. government shutdown and while the partisan wrangling over the budget has temporarily been resolved underlying it is not just a million but a trillion dollar question of whether the united states will ever be able to bring its finances in order to discuss that i'm now joined by laurence kotlikoff a professor of economics at boston university and a write in candidate in the two thousand and sixteen presidential elections but as a consequence good to talk to thank you

try to create one when you were sixth grade probably do they exist i don't know maybe just talk to stacey max keiser well it's mad mad world out there everybody's getting on the chain the block chain they're issuing their own coins we've seen kodak coin we see the long island iced tea we're going to have a blotchy in the shares we're not everybody's getting out on that and everybody is talking about that craziness but you know this is the entire world is crazy because mad markets s. and p. has already surpassed year and price targets with only eight days to twenty eighteen here's a chart this little dotted line down here was where the market started the year and this line here is where most analysts predicted the s. and p. five hundred would be at the end of the year but it already hit that with an eight days the markets are mad at. it well you know if the cost of money is there then markets can go to infinity that's the way it works now i hear there's a rumor out there that the chinese are going to stop buying u.s. treasury debt that's been our rumor for hundreds of years that hundreds o

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just a blood orange, twisted mango, ginger lime, stacey cherry, regular diet coke as well.ery store later this month. sales of diet coke have been slumping just a little bit and people have been looking for other low-calorie options like flavored fizzy water and things like that. cheryl: pepsico has been doing that. other flavors in general. lauren: at the lake would flavors and chips, coffee, everything. not diet coke. thank you, tracee. stocks took a pause yesterday for the first time this year. will they spark another rally tomorrow? results are the biggest names out there. we'll have a preview in just a bit. the state department warns americans traveling to five states in mexico, stating they are like syria, yemen and mali. we will be right back. mike and i are both veterans, both served in the navy. i do outrank my husband, not just being in the military, but at home. she thinks she's the boss. she only had me by one grade. we bought our first home together in 2010. his family had used another insurance product but i was like well i've had usaa for a while, why don't w

stacey alicott is in for maribel a about aboutber. >>> nasdaq was up 74 points and the s&p 500 up 26. futures are pointing to a lower open. reports on weekly jobless claims and house are starts are due out today. >>> apple plans a new software update to let users decide whether or not they want to slow down their phones this follows news that older iphone models were being slowed down to prevent the devices from automatically shutting down. ceo tim cook said the softwareup date will give users the choice to slow down their phone and he is apologizing for giving users the impression that apple had any other intention in slowing down the phones. matt. >> all seems fishy to me, thank you tracy. >>> philadelphia water department is working around the clock to repair broken water mains across the city and wants to thank the customers for their patience and turning to social media to help. there were 176 water main breaks in the first 15 days this year. that's an average of 11 per day. utility wants customers to use twitter or facebook to send them direct messages about breaks and plans to

justin peck is here tonight in iraq last november justin and his comrade chief petty officer kenton stacey were on a mission to clear buildings that isis had rigged with explosives so that civilians could return to that city hopefully soon and hopefully safely. clearing the second floor of a vital hospital ketan stacy was severely wounded by an explosion immediately just in bounded into the booby trapped and unbelievably dangerous and unsafe building and found kenton but in very very bad shape he applied pressure to the wound and inserted a two to reopen an airway he then performed c.p.r. for twenty straight minutes during the ground transport and maintained artificial respiration through two and a half hours and through emergency surgery kenton stacy would have died. if it were not for justin's selfless love for his fellow warrior tonight kenton is recovering in texas rocca is liberated and justin is wearing his new bronze star with a v. for valor staff sergeant heck all about illinois. one. one. one. one. terrorists who do things like place bombs in civilian hospitals are evil. when poss

a replacement structure with a demolition permit be consistent with the -- >> commissioner, kate stacey from the city attorney's office. i'm going to have to look at the rent control provisions and talk to the rent control expert in the office and circle back with the answer on that question. i'm sorry. i don't know all the ins and outs of the demolition and new construction at this point. >> great. i think this will kind of serve as a guide for the other ones that we get, if we understand what surviving buildings are actually under rent control or not. >> as i said, it's not, but it will be under rent control. >> not? >> it will not, but it's kind of this half commercial -- i mean, that's why i'm not as troubled by it. i think you're kind of getting an equivalent unit. it was almost like an ancillary units that you're getting, and you're kind of using that for residential. >> okay. there's a -- there's a trade off there, but understanding that would be better. i think along the lines of commissioner melgar's comments, i think we should -- would instruct -- i would hope if we continue t

this picture is of paul yunker, the singer, and his wife, stacey, who has died at 52 from brain cancere daily mail, we've heard about the stresses of on the nhs, that's been due to the flu, but here three in four health trusts deny speaking about hip and knee surgery if patients aren't in enough pain. campaigners say these kinds of operations and the patients are easy targets for cost—cutting. the daily telegraph looking again at another brexit story on the front page saying british officials are in discussions with brussels about extending the brexit transition period to almost three years. you all know the official target, the one that's been spoken about, was around two years and this is gavin williamson, the defence secretary, pictured with his wife, joanne, as there are questions about the circumstances of an old job following a relationship he had with a colleague. he said his marriage came under pressure after an affair in 2004. on the front page of the times, it's been all over the news in the past few days, donald trump's visit to switzerland and the world economic forum, he w

january on the jersey of african heads of state and government gavin and stacey at the same the african union where the girls set out saying twenty seventeen minutes rewind returns with brand new episodes updating some of the best al jazeera documentaries from over the years the biggest names in politics in business will meet in the swiss alps for the world economic forum what will be top of the agenda maggie our sun engages in rigorous debate cutting through the headlines on friday and in a week our special coverage will be gauging reaction from around the world to america's most controversial president of modern times january on al-jazeera. welcome back germany renowned of course for new thinking and design and architecture and among the buildings that dominate the skyline in berlin are examples from a time that still raises debate about guilt and memory the nazi era dominic caine looks at the legacy of that period architecture and how modern germany has learnt to live with it in modern times this is the home of the heritage bellina football team but to others it's the olympic stadium

we miss him, but in good hands with stacey and the crew. >> she's such a great photograph. >> beautifuls. carry on. >>> let's take a look. show you what we've got going on for today. look at some coastal rain. northern california into the pacific northwest. and temperatures nice and mildt cold. we're watching this nor'easter making his way up the coast. that's what is going on around the country. here's what's happening in your neck of the woods. >>> good morning. storm team 4 meteorologist still a lot of clouds and wind outside. the snow the really starting to taper off now. most of the lingering snow showers on the east and south side of the d.c. metro area. already seeing an end to the snow across most of the valley. now that the snow isn't much of an issue, wind and cold will be. wind currently gusting over the single numbers all day today. and windchills well below zero tomorrow. >> and that's what's going on around the country. now back to you. >> thank you bombogenesis. >>> we really want to help you reach goals in 2018. benefits of a workout buddy. i've got my buddy right here.