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stork and so important for peace. that peace is unlikely in the current atmosphere as palestinians continue to march in gaza and the west bank violent scenes like this in bethlehem suggest it won't be easy to diffuse their outrage. but it is meeting with french president manuel mccaw on israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu said that the sooner the palestinians accepted that your islam was israel's capital the sooner there would be peace i asked our correspondent in jerusalem tanya kramer intends to make that work. well that is really a good question because that is really a nonstarter for the palestinians they're saying well we are also reality yeah and they want of course to see through. for they to be the capital of their future state so it was quite about an uncompromising stance to echoing also the words of the u.s. president who had recognized jerusalem asked a capital of israel last week so also a rather straightforward statement by the french president in this press conference he was basically reiterating

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. >>> f police are looking for the gunman responsible for the shooting in front aewark stork and the 28-year-old man was shot in the chest of capital trail and red mill road. police believe there was an argument outside of the rackers bar and it escalated into he shooting victi was rushed to the hospital. >>> and scary moments for a local homeowner in a local neighbor who found a stranger stand can in the kitchen. this man is the intruder that broke into the home of 66oc east oak lane the day after the resident heard a noise and found a total stranger downstairs downstairs. the man took several pieces of jewelry and loose change and no one was injured. >>> a driver had to be pulled from the wreckage of a car that slammed into the back of a septa bus. the crash happened in westchester pike at 1:00 a.m. and medics rushed the driver to the hospital in critical condition. no serious injuries reported for the people on the septa bus. >>> the eagles play their final regular season game this sunday at lincoln field. a game that means nothing to either team except for pride. eagles have home

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baseball museum, his stork 18th and fine in kansas city, missouri. here we document the story of black baseball in america in general and the professional mid-roll be specifically. essentially you didst -- you just walked into an old bar part. the -- ballpark. you are going to meet some new baseball heroes. the first thing you see is the field. here it is the field of legends. and as you can see, it is a mock baseball diamond that houses 10 or 12 lifestyle sculptures of grace. -- g reats. they represent 10 of the first group of negro league players to be inducted into the national baseball hall of fame in cooperstown. that is how the all-star team was chosen. thehe outside looking in is only one of our collection of statues that is not an international baseball hall of fame. he should be. , he is alsocapacity the cofounder of the negro league baseball museum, and he is managing this great all-star team we have assembled. they look come in, through the chicken wire, they see this incredible display, and we hope it invokes the desire, i can't wait to w

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and look for the stork to bridge the gap this is the great american. the world is a finite place and yet he marries capacity to generate garbage seems infinite oh my god how those two going to work how do you square that circle. good to have you with us today for your world news thank you k.'s international development secretary has said saudi arabia has quote no excuse for cutting access to shew monetary and aid in yemen it is very clear that if you are using starvation as a weapon you are in breach of international humanitarian law i very much understand the strategic importance of our relationship with saudi arabia but we do not help that relationship by not speaking about the facts of the matter if the route to be a breach of international humanitarian law that would put that relationship into difficulty and while the millions of people are now suffering from famine in yemen the u.k. has promised to provide emergency aid to the country. out of them out of the movies destroyed everything around and even in the neighboring villages we can rely only o

and south korea ending their military exercises on the north storks that. you've heard others have called for freeze for freeze we do not accept a freeze for freeze as a precondition to talks i think president trump is demonstrating real ignorance about negotiating and how that works the reason you have to sit down is to avoid these kind of problems not set preconditions international community needs to do more to put pressure on the parties to sit down to demand that the parties sit down unconditionally i mean you have to remember the united states. and south korea and japan and just a few countries have never even more of korea to exist has now has not recognized them as a nation has no relations so consequently who you talk to how you relate to them is always a little unclear no one's holding the united states feet to the fire to unconditionally sit down until there's a resolution to this issue so that we can work toward a nonproliferation in demilitarization of the korean peninsula. austria has formed a new coalition government making it the only countr

and the stork to bridge the gap this is the great american people which. you know the palestinians have used the united nations as a weapon of war against the future of peace both for palestinians and israelis the united nations general assembly has passed more resolutions against the democratic state of israel that it has against north korea and iran and syria combined so that you know it is a bubbling cauldron of hatred and anti democracy. how does it feel to be a share of the greatest job in the world it's as close to being a king as any job there is one business model helps to run a prison now we just do or don't like is there nobody you know visitation i don't no one comes anymore we don't have to serve them anymore is cost effective that's what they want to do that as long as they don't give a damn if you do the chores or not they're actually paying us to put them back into the louisiana incarceration rate is twice as high as the u.s.n. preach what she could is behind such success. the e.u. is urging the united kingdom to make up its mind when it com

and the stork to bridge the gap this is the great american.press than trump threatens to cut aid to un members who voted against america's decision to recognize jerusalem as israel's capital. this idea is it dangerous to stay here ok thank you i think. our correspondents caught up in the latest protests in ramallah as palestinians declare another day of rage against donald trump's jerusalem. social media giant facebook is accused of abusing its monopoly in germany and the inappropriate collection of users data. says the foreign intelligence service is a ramping up their activities in russia trying to interfere in the country's internal.

at risk in agriculture designers are working on a robot which can distinguish between leaves and storks to pick fruit very little appears outside the imagination some day will anybody asking what jobs there might be less folk humans actually to do and one answer seems to be things with our hands because robots don't have motor skills so things perhaps like working with food all cutting hair or gardening but clearly much of this is monotonous and it's not very well paid. so who will give us money or pay for things if we no longer work or raise taxes increasingly it's being suggested that the so-called universal income may be the answer being paid not to work today suddenly universal basic income is a serious policy option there's lots of experiments going on as to how hard can be done what effect does it have it's moved much more into the mainstream and that i think is the consequence of all the changes that we have seen going on to provide the united states of america every six states america with a decent basic income one thing they're using an income scheme would cost a quarter of the

and rin storks senator jeff flake, i'm going to miss him, choosing to back the democrat in the race, doug jones. you have got to admire a man that independent. he cut jones a $1. >$100 check.he said country ove. joining us coauthors of the new book "let trump be trump." the two of you should know better than anyone, corey lewandowski and david bossy. let's start with what's going on today. this narrative of collusion seems to be giving way in the left-wing national media and the dems to something about obstruction of justice. >> where is the accountability for an fbi officer who didn't take hillary clinton's statement under oath, month changed the writing of what the narrative should be if she should be prosecuted. who interviewed huma abedin and had to be removed from the special prosecutor's office months ago in secret. lou: in secret by the special counsel who is supposed to investigate secret things. mueller is running a keystone special counsel investigation it's a sad, terrible joke on the american people. we are paying $7 million five months in. >> that doesn't include all the

that's actually why they have the stork here, cody duke for november 20, 6 pounds 12 ounces.s is robin, her husband kevin. he's the one that put up all these lights, even after having a brand-new baby. he said he actually got to take some time to go out there and get the lights done while everybody was in there with the boy. i have to start with kevin, this is huge for you. you have four kids. you know, you started off with? >> three girls. >> three girls. and you didn't find out what you were having. and? >> it's a boy. >> it's a boy! yes! he got his boy. and you said we have to try for one more. >> that's right. yeah, one more. one more still, one more still. >> one more still? oh, kevin says no, no, no. you're the one that put out for the lights. you knew your man kevin would not do that. why did you put out for the lights? >> well, you guys are the cream of the crop. and you know how difficult it is to watch the news sometimes, whether it's politics, harassment, road rage, causing some naked guy who attacked a truck on the highway. and you're doing your part with #dougsho

it is no coincidence that the stork peace agreements between egypt and israel and jordan and israel were both signed on the white house lawn. if and when there is a historic peace agreement between israelis and palestinians, there's a good likelihood that it too will be signed on the white house lawn. why is that? it's because the united states has credibility with both sides. israel will never be, and should never be, bullied into an agreement by the united nations or by any collection of countries that have proven their disregard for israel security. to my palestinian brothers and sisters, i can tell you with complete confidence that the united states is deeply committed to achieving a peace agreement between the israelis and the palestinians. we have demonstrated that commitment over many years and with the investment of large quantities of financial resources and diplomatic energy. sadly, peace between the two sides has not been achieved, but we will not give up. our hands remain extended to you. we are more committed to the cause of the israeli-palestinian peace today than we have e

. >> this his stork city where isis fighters were filmed destroying ancient artifacts reclaimed withsperately tries to hold its ground in the country's second largest city of mosul. >> senior commanders take us in in the calm before the final storm. >> their ambitions to build a caliphate crumbling, as small pogts of isis militants are flushed out. >> the iraqi prime minister is declaring full vuictory over iss and mosul saying the city has been liberated from terrorism. >> in 2017, isis loses all of its major strongholds. but beyond the borders of iraq and syria, lone wolf attacks in the name of isis ensure their global reign of the terror is still from from over. july 4th. u.s. independence day. north korea lights up the sky with its own frightening milestone. >> north korea releasing new video appear iing to show the successful launch of its first interkontinenal ballistic missile. >> nuclear capable, but not yet nuclear armed, but by september, kim jong-un's missile program reaches its final frontier. >> the "washington post" is now report that north korea has produced a miniatur

five native american tribes have joined to file with their calling in stork lawsuit against donald trumpas well as interior secretaryry ryan zinke, and several other members of the administration. the move comes just hours after trump visited utah monday, where unveiled his plalan to open up protected d federal lands to mining, logging, drilling and other forms of extraction. the plan calls for shrinking the 1.3 million acres bears ears monument by more than 80% and split it into two separate areas. trump would slash the state's 1.9 million acre grand staircase-escalante national monument by 50%. bears ears national monument was created in 2016 by then-president barack obama. president bill clinton created the grand staircase-escalante national monument in 1996. the national monuments were designated under the century-old antiquities act, a law meant to protect sacred sites, artifacts and historical objects. trump criticized the law on monday. pres. trump: your timeless bond with the outdoors should not be replaced with the whims of regulators thousands and thousands of miles away. they

the stork market in a new high 84 times since we won the election on november 8th last year.o that is something we can all be proud of. that makes you all very smart. and your families say, boy were you great at investing right? but when you have the numbers go up and stocks go up and everything else. when the stock market goes up that affects everybody. you think it is the rich, in fact it affects everybody because people own stocks, whether it is in 401(k)s or otherwise. so it is a great job. we'll get that signed. it will be signed. >> [inaudible] >> good. you have 15 of them. you know what we're talking about? come on over here. [applause] now i have no choice, right. david: as the president in palm beach. first time we've seen him for a while. the media is kind of trump-starved right now. they miss their president, even those not to fond of him have been publicizing this. i don't believe he is quite finished. i believe he will say a couple closing remarks. let's listen in. >> so again continue doing what you do. better than anybody in the world. we appreciate it a lot an

just look at dan stork.ive him some facial hair and a top hat and, well, you'll see. >> i don't currently have the beard, but part of that for me was always to bring abraham lincoln back to life and the same concept applies here, bring back an historical structure. >> he sees this program as a win for the county and for the curator. had lor don, david culver, news4. >> news4 begins now with storm team4. >> ready or not, we're in weather alert mode tonight as we get ready for the first snow of the season. >> that's right. winter storm warning in effect for some of you as the flakes start falling. here's now live look at the conditions in salisbury, maryland. people there bracing

just look at dan stork. well, give him some facial hair and a top hat and, well, you'll see. >> i don't currently have the beard, but part of that for me was always to bring abraham lincoln back to life and the same concept applies here, bring back an historical structure. >> he sees this program as a win for the county and for the curator. had lor don, david culver, news4. >> news4 begins now with storm team4. >> ready or not, we're in weather alert mode tonight as we get ready for the first snow of the season. >> that's right. winter storm warning in effect for some of you as the flakes start falling. here's now live look at the conditions in salisbury, maryland. people there bracing hit cities across the deep south. take a look. berming lamb, alabama where snow is stuck to the pavement. in atlanta, schools and businesses closed early. more than 100 flights were canceled because of the treacherous conditions. >> and in mississippi the weight of the snow weighing down the tree branches there. you note what

. >> it was bob mueller when he found out about peter stork and his virulent anti-trump emails he fired him. he did the right thing. he had something to fire someone for. it's not just him it's also bruce ohr a senior official meeting with fusion gps, married to a fusion gps person. met with christopher steele who is the guy behind the clinton funded trump dossier and didn't tell his superiors. he has also been disciplined. have you people being disciplined. internal investigation. why would congress not look into this it would bage occasioabdication of responsibility. >> martha: questioning why these questions are being asked. people currently in the fbi and not too long out of the fbi who are so unhappy with what they have seen going on from the clinton investigation to now. so, this idea that it impugns the integrity to even ask these questions, to seasonal say, wait a minute, is there bias involved with clinton? was she sort of softballed handled and was trump sort of jumped on before he white house? why are these questions that are not even -- we are not. >> impugn credibility. >>

at risk in agriculture designers are working on a robot which can distinguish between leaves and storks to pick fruit very little appears outside the imagination somebody'll is anybody asking what jobs there might be less folk humans actually to do and what also seems to be things with our hands because robots don't have motor skills so things perhaps like working with food all cutting hair or gardening but clearly much of this is monotonous and it's not very well paid. so who will give us money or pay for things if we no longer work or raise taxes increasingly it's being suggested that the so-called universal income may be the answer being paid not to work today suddenly universal basic income is a serious policy option there's lots of experiments going on as to how hard can be done what effect does it have it's moved much more into the mainstream and that i think is the consequence of all the changes that we have seen going on to provide the united states of america every six states america with a decent basic income one thing they're using an income scheme would cost a quarter of the

. -- coinbase is a popular would've bryan stork bitcoin. storeular way to buy and bitcoin.egulated, there's no oversight, and people are getting away with a lot. if you bought in the last couple of weeks, you are hurting right now. meantime, big news, eric schmidt is stepping down as chairman of alpha that -- al after at -- alphabet 17-year-long stint at the company. why do we think this is happening? alastair: the obvious thing is the reorganization of couple of years ago that he helped with. they have a lot of new leaders and he is not so important anymore. that is the official reason, but there may be some other reasons to do with his life outside of google and his work. he was very close to the democratic organization and also had a bit of a run-in in with an antitrust research organization pretty recently as well, and that caused a bit of a scandal. in this climate, and a lot of people are asking if there is more to this story. brad: it is true there has been an inordinate amount of attention on people's personal in thend their behavior workplace. it is a fact that eri

on both of the types of arguments on both of the good-faith exception and the statutory prong, the stork imitations act provides to mechanisms, and order and a warrant and we think that makes this fundamentally different in other statues that may clearly provide a means and second, on the court order, this is unlike a warrant and all these court cases have dealt with warren's based on affidavits and untwist application from a prosecutor with it should know better, thank you. >> the case is submitted. >> tonight on c-span, q and a with senior feller -- fellow john followed by the british house of commons. embers of the british parliament react to president trump's retweet of anti-muslim videos. ♪ >> this week on q&a, hoover institution senior fellow john cogan. he discusses his book, "the high cost of good intentions." the history of the federal entitlement programs. oft: author of the -- author "the high cost of good intentions." when did you get interested in entitlements? guest:

the first gay marriage announcement in the "kansas city star", and a stork moment just like tonight rather is an historic moment, because i don't think before with a ready program like tonight. i don't remember one. it might be because this is the first book on this topic, but the first gay marriage announcement in the "kansas city star" which started in 1880 and it wasn't until 2009 when they had the first gay marriage, our same gender marriage announcement. the star had to rewrite the editorial policy for that announcement, that it is pictured and reproduced in "changing times." today we might take things like that for granted but just a few short years ago it was not a possibility. the first gay kansas city trolley to as were 2010, and in 2011 u.n. kc ranked fifth on "newsweek" gay friendly campuses. i love it because member just a few moments ago when were in the 1970s and u.n. cases not allowing gays and lesbians have their group on campus, and now all of a sudden in 2011 they are on the fifth friendly's campus in the country. i love that. i love how we've turned that around. vice pre

just look at dan stork. well, give him some facial hair and a top hat, and, well, you'll see. >> i don't currently have the beard, but part of that to me was always to bring abraham lincoln back to life, and the same concept applies here, bringing back a historical structure. >> reporter: he sees this program as a win for the county and for the curator. in lorton, david culver, news4. >> well, you can follow steve's progress online and more about the program you can learn by searching "resident curator" in the nbc washington app. >> that's right. and a warning for anyone headed out this morning, be especially careful when driving on those bridges or overpasses. we got a little bit of snow, then we got some freezing temperatures, so you know what that means, some lauryn is back with a look at how long the cold will stick around. >>> and his days as virginia governor are numbered, but don't expect him to bow out of the political sphere just yet. we'll tell you what he plans to do once he leaves office. :4's 60

while it will be great for stocks and the stork market if the tax bill was really passed to help the middle class and the average person and ceos, will not put the money to work, they will not hire, they will not build new plants, they will not invest in technology and cap-ex that will be disappointing. i'm ecstatic we passed something i'm disappointed we didn't go far enough. special interests got way too involved in this. they muddied the waters. people will see a tax cut but could be a whole lot bert. markets are responding appropriately. think think is more upside left. listen, we've had such a great run this quarter, it wouldn't be unusual to see a little paws to die guess it. even one or 2% which you haven't seen in months. neil: i almost would welcome a pause, wouldn't you, scott or no? this is unabated, you are in the camp of morgan stanley, i think goldman, some of these others, bank of america that over the weeks talked about another five to 10, i think in morgan stanley's case, 20 or more% run-up in the market as a result of the new multiples as a result of the tax cuts, w

the stork market did well under president obama but main street did not.e things are good for financial markets, owners of assets but not wage earners. we're seeing rising tide lifting all boats. we'll see incomes rise, what i am concerned about, economic stats, productivity is rising. after decade of languishing, productivity races 3% two quarters in a row. haven't seen that for a decade, i think it will because of cap-ex. the companies have confidence to invest in more workers in technology, software, plants, et cetera. if productivity continues it rise, we'llee economy continue to lift, stocks along with it. charles: real quick, less than a minute but i want to ask about the tax bill. tax cuts start to show up in people's checks in february. will it be enough? i hate when people try to downplay hey, it is only 40 bucks a week, that kind of stuff. >> right. charles: people in manhattan come on the networks understand the average family out there, who bucks a week is a lot of money. >> there is such arrogance, i heard people talking about the bonuses and

democrats line, next from ron in stork, florida. caller: yeah, how are you doing? i gave the president an a -- i'm sorry, i gave him an f-minus to a g. f-minus is number one, the riffraff and all the hard times and all the -- that he gave president obama and all the lies that he tell and continue to tell. he had even kelly an conway the audacity to come up with what you call those facts, alternative facts? what are these if and the g is for golf. he spends more time on that golf ourse than he does in the oval office and he drained the swamp. it revealed all the reptiles and all the monsters in the water including the head monster, your president this that person. host: kimberly is next in washington, pennsylvania, republican line. caller: good morning, pedro. i give my president an a-plus. with all things considered, all the predators in the house, in the congress, everywhere else, it has been a mess. everybody's been against him. host: so as far as the a-plus, give me a specific. what do you look forward to as far as that grade? caller: i like the fact that he's l

>> pete: his name is peter stork , he had been with the fbi for years counterintelligence for years and agent were the clinton e-mail investigation and fbi investigation into the trump dossier that was doctored to begin with so if you've got clinton folks paying for a dossier that makes its way to a fbi agent whose a clinton supporter and before that interviewed hillary clinton famously about her e-mail scandal and it was a white glove interview that had already been predetermined because it was written two months earlier they would exonerate her. >> ed: he de briefed comey about that interview and james comey drafted that statement, exonerating hillary clinton a couple months before they even did the interview. >> rachel: this is not just any run of the mill agent inside the fbi. this guy was all over it. >> pete: high level. >> rachel: very high level which is why the representative when he heard this person was pulled from the investigation wanted to know why and he was stonewalled on looks like they did not let him see why and it only came out now what three or four months later. >>