we needless spending. >> i'm not sure this is aimed at stella drinkers, jonathan. partly expensive in new york and california they run expensive state university systems with a lot of campus. this is a way to cover some of that gap. if it mean as bunch seniors who can drink and funding freshmen

the big news in miami is stella artois. >> we are all about inspiring people t savor the good life. we have an installation at the wharf. we have exciting people joining us today. we are excited for people to savor life with a stella. cheryl: there's food and cooking demonstrations and things like that. >> we have a marketplace where we collaborated with local and national different brands, we have sessions where people can learn different things from creatincreating a mousse as wels working to create special collaborations. cheryl: we have pictures we're showing our viewers. >> we have a woun wonderful bo. cheryl: we stalked your instagram account. i'm sitting here with two women at the top of their game and you're working for a beer can. what is the reaction you get from your friends in the corporate world? >> i think people are so excited to see that. beer is for everybody, specifically for budweiser, it's america's beer. it's all about having diversity of thought and reflecting what people are like. cheryl: there's been

reading, and lady stella reading is a member of eleanor rathbone's parliamentary committee to save the perishing. so in england, there is a committee, and eleanor roosevelt knows all about that committee because there's a correspondence between eleanor roosevelt and lady stella reading, so she knows every detail. amy: the house of lords. blananche: yes. they know exactly what's going on. eleanor rathbone is a member of the house of commons. and the committee is a very powerful committee. but there's a terrific amount of silence. in the case of the kwanzaa however, eleanor roosevelt really works with members of the aclu and attorneys and says these people will not be sent back. there are people who were about to be sent back on the kwanzaa and eleanor roosevelt said they can be here as my guests, and that really upset breckenridge long. and for me, your question, was he an anti-semite? i can't answer that. i mean, you know, but the question, why did he not fire breckinridge long? who was the man in charge of delay and denial, the man who sent people back. you know, there's a very and fr

i reached out to stella so we could talk about your dad.ve you here, i need to give you a little, gentle reminder that you have yet to sign our post-nup. i don't see why we need it. you have the codicil, and as long as you hold on to that, i have to go along with this sham marriage. oh, now, now. just because it was brought about by revenge doesn't make it a sham. on the contrary. this marriage is very, very real. [ gasps ] oh. and a good spouse provides for their mate in case the worst should happen. and since you have a reputation for being a gentleman, i'm sure you'll want to provide for me. i am not gonna sign this in the middle of a restaurant. you know what we should do? we should just wait for your mother. she can be our witness. nothing says official like a signature from the mayor herself. an island of your own? yeah. the cassadines own a whole chain of islands. what's one little, tiny island? i wonder which one is the most surrounded by shark-infested waters. i've been swimming with sharks my whole life, and i don't see why you're

stella is a year old. she's not walking around the barn the owner says she is eating.ove the cat. >> i have my ride. like uber around the barn. >> all right. from seinfeld to the tick. what actor is doing this weekend in san francisco. >> a look ahead to the news at 5:00. >> i want to see the pig riding a cat. look at laptop safety. the renewed focus after what happened in oakland this week. what you can do to stop a very common crime. >> the lesson of rash, quick action. leads to the situation that we have now. >> today's meeting on finding a solution to a problem in the north bay. [ dramatic music ]ing ] ahhhh! -ahhhh! elliott. you came back! >>> coming up tonight. american housewife. followed by fresh off the boat. a two hour 20 on the cleveland kidnapping survivors. and stay with us for news at 11. >> you may remember him as the character from seinfeld. >> and he was on midday live. we asked him about a little different starring role. he plays a flight attendant in a video scene at a couple disney theme parks and likes to have fun with it. >> i remember back then i

we needless spending. >> i'm not sure this is aimed at stella drinkers, jonathan.ive state university systems with a lot of campus. this is a way to cover some of that gap. if it mean as bunch seniors who can drink and funding freshmen that can't. i'm not sure i object. >> if you live in new york, 14 cents a gallon, ranked 39th in the country it, may be okay to increase it, can't you new yorkers, not walk across the river, go across the river? david: bingo. yes we can. yes we will. >> that is what i'm saying. that is with i'm saying. >> if it moves tax it. if it keeps moving regulate it. if it stops moving subsidize it. ronald reagan has it right. these people in new york and california, everything they see, just tax it. just destroy the people. take more money out of their wallets. david: waiting to move back here pay new york taxes. the house is still voting on war powers resolution. looks like they're 40 votes away from a decision but, clearly, the democrats will win the day on this one. the results should be in shortly. fox business will bring those to you live

decades already her name is susanna she says 20 years ago doctors pressured her to give up her daughter stella threatening to report her case of a 16 year old mother to police and her father she signed papers refusing her rights . because i held my baby in my arms after he was born but i stayed in the hospital for another 2 days or so but i didn't see him ever again they told me that he was born prematurely and didn't survive i was given some peoples to sign but it was too weak to understand what i was signing in december they are mean and authorities detained the country's chief ops attrition who sits on the accuses of threatening her and other officials as part of the probe it does make a better man was released several days later due to lack of evidence a spark public outrage. a lawyer who has represented susanna since 2013 has he's explanation for 7 long years we were shouting about it at every corner this is a mafia that is stronger and more powerful than the one controlling drug traffic i can say there were relatives of the rulers involved. in 2017 human rights watch released 102 page re

powered people in the republican movement and then what you're flying over to london and meeting stella rimington at a hotel in west london alan raised morgan introduced to me as more as i like very knowledgeable politics music of the tell me that heath won't last for votes and will be on again i mean you see. the f.r.u. which i'm trying to get you there for a closely allied to the s.a.'s event the guy who ran it was colonel gordon car of the years but gee did you get the feeling that this colonel that alone siller rimington they were politically against wilson against the left annoyed to know. all i knew was that somewhere in the background behind the body politic there was a movement or a group of people who seem to think. this could lead to deification of ireland but we need to get these guys on board they need to be politics before we can deal with them because if we try to say a lot to the politicians they'll say they're terrorists we can't deal with them it's just it's difficult to explain it's as if there were people behind the scenes who really wanted the unification of ireland

this crisis will be over anytime soon so how long is this likely to last more let's bring in martin stella is of raul just of the laboratory for interdisciplinary medicine in frankfurt thanks so much for coming in this morning with us or can you tell us how much time does it take for a virus like this to peak according to china this is be about a week or 2 from now. normally normally not i think they expect the peak in about 10 days because they've done massive. action. so avoiding huge amounts of people that are small and square and therefore trying to get transmission from human to humans and that's why they're a little bit optimistic to have a peak in about 10 days normally i would expect that it last even longer ok longer how long that they could be a month i mean do do we have any way to know that. i think it's difficult because we don't know in so much about the transmission activity of the voice yet because we know it let's last for for about 6 weeks or no on. it's very difficult to expect if you look at an investment wave we have about 4 to 6 so weeks from the start to the peak. bu

, lush gardens, as well as the new biography merger email whether post life behind the, luxury by stella chunk, inspired this year's hollywood holiday decorations. i invite each of you to share hill wood with friends and family during the holiday season for what we are calling a very very merry weather christmas. we will raise a glass to hell would members, i know most of you already, are at our annual members open house on december the 3rd. hill would memberships are the perfect gift for everyone you know. now, it is my great pleasure to introduce douglas smith. doug is an award-winning historian. translator. author of russ putin. for more people. his books have been translated into a dozen languages. a recipient of a guggenheim fellowship, doug has written for the new york times, wall street, journal he has appeared documentaries with the bbc, national geographic, netflix. before becoming a historian, he worked for the u.s. state department in the soviet union, russian affairs analyst, for a year opinion liberty, american liberty. he's a frequent guest here at what. it has been nearly

going to bury him the weather was extremely cold it was about minus 36 or 38 decrease without saying stella neighbor who constructed the casket from him and helped us to carry my father to the cemetery and the century there was a chapel next to the chapel there was a pile of dead bodies higher than the chapel itself and every time i come to that place i still can't see this part of dead bodies in my head i still have this picture in my had. already you know after i buried my father i signed up as a nurse in the military field hospital once in january i came home from the hospital and my mother was lying on the back half life she said to me zoya i think i'm a bad to pass away i bought me patti said the market i sing they're made out of the human don't leave the girls alone don't marry too young and don't cut issue. after an hour she died for you. at the. very real way sad that the russians who were in our pilot course were shocked and i remember they carried him in sheets he was all brown and we prepared a warm bath for her with mats and they lowered him into it and he exclaimed please save

decades already her name is susana she says 20 years ago doctors pressured her to give up her daughter stella threatening to report her case of a 16 year old mother to police and her father she signed papers refusing her rights to continue but because i held my baby in my arms i was but there i stayed in the hospital for another 2 days or so but i didn't see him ever again they told me that he was born prematurely and didn't survive and i was given some peoples to sign but it was too weak to understand what i was signing in december the armenian authorities detained the country's chief ops attrition who susan accuses of threatening her and other officials as part of the probe but as make a better man was released several days later due to lack of evidence a spark public outrage and as we covered a man demanded money in exchange for not telling the thor it is a bold good idea he knew i didn't want there to be any criminality questions because of the fact i was still a minus but it couldn't be the moment he was asked me which is why he did what you did well let him answer for a medical study on

this is stella tells the truth she's 3 and can't deceive this is she was the wife one. and thinking before they can lie before they have developed the ability to understand that you can manipulate other people's mental states and use information to influence what someone else is thinking how they perceive the world. so. yes they're still very innocent before that so exams the incident. before it is current and. fresh victim lotty is 5 years old the task is the same and lottie also wants that stick or. something now i have one and then let's play again it's not going according to plan for last year. but if 5 her cognitive abilities are well enough developed the chill figured out. i'm going to find that if she finds it she gets to keep it but if she doesn't then it's. the stick is it in there in the. brain is ready to fit at the age of 5. 6 year old antonia is already a true diva of deception. on the next try she takes it a step further and changes tactics. ok back to have a look. so antonia where do you hide it. she's consciously chosen the other hand because she already

the interior looks like an art museum there are works by frank stella manalo valdez and john do for a on the top floor this is swimming pool the apartment was valued at around 60000000 euros bill is proud he developed such a project. you're at in the best apartment in the best building in miami you have the most spectacular views of miami fisher island in the ocean on that side of miami beach and ocean on this side i don't know that anybody else we've done this i don't know that anybody else could have done this i mean i think it's unique apartment it is in my view the best apartment in miami beach it's the best apartment i think on the east coast. like many ultra wealthy folks bill has an entourage of interior design a piece $100.00 of each draft of the plans for both bills condominiums and the sybaris he only works for bill. 2009 i learned that i had melanoma and that the melanoma had spread to my loved ones. and. you know you certainly begin to think that life is short in the day or 2 after that i called peter and i said that i was going to go forward with this apartment or with th

stella bean laid down in the middle of the road and refused to move over one more her inch.stella bean does this every time when her walk come to an >>> this is a kpix 5 news morning update. >> good morning. i'm gianna franco . at 8: 55. right now are keeping a close eye on areas in and around market street as this is day one for car-free market street. basically eastbound between 10 to mainstreet, westbound from stewart to van ness. no longer will be available for private vehicles, taxes, some taxicabs as you say, buses and emergency vehicles can use market street and you can crossover but not travel up and down markets. it looks like mission and howard think pretty normal traffic conditions and again as things get busier we will have to see how traffic looks later on but so far things are moving pretty smoothly. southbound 101 at sir francis drake boulevard we have one blocked. there is debris that will slow you down. once you get to the golden gate bridge traffic is light across the span with no delays and still is he at the bay bridge. >>> a beautiful day across the bay

stella --ed danielle a candidate named danielle stella has a warrant out for her arrest. the republicans have for the most part abandoned the metro courses. this is that it is not unique, they are focusing on suburban and rural seats and have forfeited a lot of the race in minneapolis-st. paul. if a candidate wants to run as a republican, they will let them, but there will be a lot of money from the headquarters or anything like that. i think that when you hear about people concerned about the more conservative mentality, a lot of that has to do with the minneapolis police force. a very strong trump supporter from back when trump came to town for a rally in october, when mayor jacob frey was talking about wanting the president to pay up front, bob kroll was there saying no, let him be there. he was on stage with trump. he sold t-shirts. there seems to be a bit of a sycophantic mentality from the police union, where he doesn't seem to like the city he's a police officer in. i don't think he likes the residence or the political mentality. the police here have had some issue

he feels like stella getting her groove back. clinton supporters, very mini l minimal.l. but among his 2016 supporters, 25% in september, 39% in november. 44% now. so basically in this dozen candidate field, more than that, if he's able to hold onto even half of his supporters from 2016, he very well could win this. >> sanders doing well. >> that's all you need in a field like this. >> what does history tell us about iowa? >> the big question is how predictive are these polls right now? this slide gives a good indication of that. i looked at where the iowa caucus winners were polling three to four weeks before the caucus. here's their average. here's the result. and this is the key column here. the difference column. what do we see here going back since 2000? the median difference from the poll and the winner was six points. so there's still the potential for a lot of movement. some years the polls were right on, but others take a lack. the polls weren't close. >> the median is six points. there's five points separating the top four to give you a sense. any one of them

question i wase interested in and stella was -- and still am was with this process provide advice and recommendation and a decision that was the best one open to the president at that time? academic in many chapters, which were really interesting, there are a lot of other questions at play and one of the things that animates a lot of the scholar to done it -- scullery take on it is how does this process compared to some kind of a deal? -- some kind of ideal? a policymakers less interested in that because you know there is no one ideal that works in every circumstance and if you are asking if the process produces the best decision for the present at the moment, you realize the process will differ from president to president. talk in thelot of foreign policy about the importance of the honest broker world -- role of the national security advisor. when i think about this moment in history, i think steve hadley played that role as the honest broker. but it would not have been enough. if he had only played that role, it wouldn't of gotten to where he got to. think something not elucidated