emily: where will stripe be in, let's say five years?hat we substantially completed this work of building this globally unified economic infrastructure that serves companies of every size and makes it possible for way more companies to get started and for companies to get started no matter what country in the world they are in. i still think it is absolutely freaking crazy that if you start a business in indonesia, good luck selling to customers in america. if you start up a business in germany, good luck to selling to consumers in china and so on. we should be up in arms that the fact that the internet doesn't make its infrastructure available today, that it is not complete. and i'm proud of the progress we have made over the first six or seven years, but we have quite a ways left to go. when we are sitting here in five years, i hope that foundational infrastructure has been put in place and now we're at the point then we can be turning our sights to what comes after it. emily: i'm scheduling our catch up five years from now. >> set the

there's one stripe here for each year since 1850.or below average, orange is for above average, and the most recent years are the hottest, so they're marked in red. and the big concern is where the world is heading next. stronger storms and the sea—level rising are growing threats. small island states feel the most vulnerable. what kind of effort must be put into rebuilding when your entire economy is wiped away? imagine, what if the entire economy of ireland or england was washed away, where would you start? and that is the reality of climate change. tomorrow is a special holiday for miners here and, although they're celebrating, they're angry about the talks. at this conference, one miner told us, "the ecologists should take a look at themselves and ask who contributes more to the world, them or the miners?" but as the evening coal fires burn, each one pollutes the air. scientists say this must be phased out. it'll be a huge challenge. let's take a look at some of the day's other news. a debate on britain's brexit deal is due to st

i can't tell you they won't have black stripes, brian. here's why. if it's public, it won't contain sensitive information. if it's sensitive information, it won't be made public. look, these sentencing memoranda are filed all over the united states in federal court every day in advance of sentencings. many of them concern a defendant's cooperation and ongoing investigations. if that's what we have here -- and i assume we do -- it's not going to be all that interesting. there is going to be a lot more black ink on the papers that you're reading tomorrow, brian, than you might prefer. >> there goes the toner. and, mieke, do you concur with this ongoing theory, that the mueller report just might be nothing more than the sum total of all the documents related to all the charges that mueller comes up with? >> i think it's very clear that mueller is putting a lot of the information that he has out through these indictments. these are speaking indictments. it's not just facts essential to proving the case, but broader context than that. i think

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investment giant goldman sachs bulging criminal charges and stripes reclaim billions of dollars in the massive one m. to be corruption scandal. and of a monopoly as china and india compete for influence in the region india is building a new rail connection for a poll. now it's francois aims to breach e.u. budget deficit limits next yaz president has to finance his promises to the yellow vests italy appears to be. making a deal with brussels. and flying cars are becoming a thing yes really to combat gridlock in cities the idea is slowly gaining in currency and fund. this is eat up your business i'm getting out of his welcome the corruption scandal surrounding the state fund one m.g.b. continues to intensify malaysia said on monday it has filed criminal charges against us investment bank goldman sachs and to former employees goldman has been under scrutiny for its role in helping raise six point five billion dollars in three bond offerings for one malaysia development and giving kickbacks to malaysian officials in total almost half of the money is said to have been embezzled from the fro

stripe provides some projected functionality for facebook and instagram today.vely, when you're looking at the facebook marketplace concept, the hot european e-commerce payments company would also be an alternative. that is what won the ebay business or a portion of it away from paypal. the two big e competitors. emily: the overall promise of social commerce has not really delivered. working on f instagram, but you see other companies like tencent in china where social commerce is a thing, but it hasn't taken off in the united states, among u.s. based social networks. when do you think that will happen? lisa: you are right, it is still coming. it is still very early. we are seeing pieces of it starting to come. a big difference in the chinese wallet, you can conduct a lot of your day to day commerce, like hailing a taxi or ordering takeout right through that social media platform. that is often what drives the bigger ticket purchases and that's what we are trying to see flip. for example, paypal and facebook have experimented with that capability in facebook mes

see an outbreak of rain and if we look at the satellite picture from earlier on you can see this stripeshing in from the atlantic. a frontal system that you may expect to sweep through bringing rain across the country. instead the front is running up against a block of high—pressure. elsewhere, when state gets off to a largely dry if cloudy stuff with the odd full—page. through the day we should see bright conditions spreading from the east and more in the way of sunshine. that some cold aircoming from the way of sunshine. that some cold air coming from the east as well. the mildest weather will be in the west. 10 degrees in belfast. as we go through wednesday evening into the night we will see more and more clear skies filtering through with a bit patchy cloud and where the skies do stay clear for any length of time you will get a little bit chilly. you can see the pale green and blue colours here on our temperature chart. on the towns and cities, two, three, four degrees but some spots in the countryside can expect a touch of frost. then into thursday. the weather battleground continu

then we both have to ask ourselves whether we are prepared to make a compromise politicians of all stripes are angry with a reason may there were loud calls for her to quit the prime minister is trying to buy herself one last chance to save this deal if she doesn't take on board the fundamental changes required then she must make way for those who can. was. well m.p.'s passionately debated inside parliament outside there was a medley of pro and tea breaks it demonstrates as they're squabbling representatives of the mood of the nation many people have many problems with mayster outbreaks that deal nearly everyone dislikes her proposed border arrangement between ireland and northern ireland the so-called backstop it guarantees that the only land border between the u.k. and the e.u. will remain open something everybody wants but under the draft agreement northern ireland will behave as if it was still part of the e.u. in terms of trade and the movement of people this would either effectively create a new board it within the u.k. or else the whole of the u.k. would have to keep e.u. trade cond

house and we all have to ask ourselves whether we're prepared to make a compromise politicians of all stripes around grey with theresa may there were loud calls for her to quit the prime minister is trying to buy herself one last chance to save this deal if she doesn't take on board the fundamental changes required then she must make way for those who can. well n.p.c. passionately debated inside parliament outside parliament pro and anti bracks it demonstrators they're squabbling representative of the mood of the nation many people have problems with may's draft breaks it deal nearly everyone dislikes have proposed border arrangement between ireland and northern ireland the so-called backstop it guarantees that the only land border between the u.k. and the e.u. will remain open something everybody wants but under the draft agreement northern ireland will behave as if it was. still part of the e.u. in terms of trade and the movement of people this would either effectively create a new board within the u.k. or else the whole of the u.k. would have to keep e.u. trade conditions both of these opt

and everybody wonders how you get the stripe around the candy cane. i also roll this on the table. and by rolling it, that's how we get the stripe to wrap around that candy cane. >> reporter: my two hours at the candy cane demo was filled with fun people, facts and christmas spirit. and unlike with hotdogs, people who like candy canes will like seeing them get made. tom kelly, abc news, cresco, ♪i am beautiful in every single way♪ ♪words, can't bring me down♪ >>> this morning on "world news now," a young boy from guatemala >>> this morning on "world news now," a young boy from guatemala dies in u.s. custody, the second death of an immigrant child in detention this month. new details overnight on how the boy died and the investigation now being launched. >>> a new claim in the government shutdown saga. president trump says many federal workers support the shutdown because they want his border wall. the new developments from washington. >>> also this half hour, it's the day after christmas and all through the house everyone's playing with their new elec

what we've got on the satellite picture from a little earlier on is this stripe of cloud.some outbreaks of rain, but whereas we might expect a front to sweep through, bringing rain for all of us, this front is running up against some resistance, this area of high pressure blocking the front‘s progress. so it won't get much further than the south—west of england, wales, northern ireland, south—west scotland, here some rain, but elsewhere, wednesday getting off to a largely dry if rather cloudy start, with the odd fog patch. through the day, we should see bright conditions spreading from the east, so more in the way of sunshine, but with that, some colder air spreading in from the east, as well. so the mildest weather will be in the west, 10 degrees in belfast, in stornoway and in plymouth. now, as we go through wednesday evening into the night, we'll see more and more clear skies filtering through. still a bit of patchy cloud, but where the skies stay clear and starry for any length of time where you are, it is going to get a little bit chilly. you see the pale green and bl

the trump, including dhs, has launched a relentless attack against immigrants of all stripes. although your department has even dated -- evaded meaningful oversight until now, you can be assured that in january this committee intends to do its job. the time for zero accountability is over and we are determined to ensure policies and practices are aligned with the laws and the values of this nation. thank you again, secretary nielsen, for appearing before the committee today. i look forward to a substantive dialogue. i yield back the balance of my time. >> the committee will stand in recess. when we return, we will hear from secretary nielsen. thank you. please stand in recess. [background noise]

into a crowd of protesters in charlottesville virginia guilty of first degree murder prosecutors to stripes twenty one year old alex fields jr as a white supremacist were rumors killed when his car hit people demonstrating against the white nationalist body last year. meeting russian human rights activist nude mina aleksei never has time she was ninety one and among the last soviet era just in selective in russia alexei yes i was expelled from the communist party in one nine hundred sixty eight behind i think so that human rights abuses and she continued to hold the kremlin to its right supplications until the end. the french interior minister says one hundred and thirty people were injured as the so-called yellow vests took to the streets for the fourth weekend in a row police detained well over a thousand demonstrators now they were among some one hundred twenty five thousand people who turned out for protests in french towns and cities the movement was sparked by anger over a plan to increase in fuel taxes and although those taxes have been scrapped protest as a calling for further refor

after hearing just one track by easy milky chance we're keen to work with the british film stripes and they promptly managed to recruit her as guest vocalist on the single bad thing. well. i think. i'll. keep the. single. thing. i. think. you. know a good thing that we can keep out of our minds it's the song where everything started. made it such a hit. beyond the track. you. know the chance might be a bit tired of this song but their fans most certainly are not no concert of theirs is complete without their eva had stolen downs written by singer claimants in a bind. because they're. the single sold over three point six million copies but started out as a you tube hit in twenty thirty when melky chance uploaded the song with this low budget video they never suspected it would catapult their career into the big league by usual uploaded it and the first comic started coming in from all around the world from the us australia all over europe. by twenty four we figured we could go international on earth often but it was also found. in germany stolen downs had made it to number two in the ch

started and all i was campaigning against liberal intellectuals in fact intellectuals of the far of any stripe. and has been limiting economic freedom in state owned and state run universities for a long time see you as a private institution of the government's refusal to renew its legal certification means courses are moving to vienna but first by way of a protest campus outside parliament this is the court it's not quite the hungary an uprising all over again but they want people to know that their government is threatening to close a university on european soil for the first time since world war two once this becomes for miscible here it becomes permissible anywhere anywhere in europe anywhere in the west that it would be a catastrophe for hungary and i just don't see what sort of a government would destroy that provides it's a true threat to them suppose they don't want independent thought they don't want the use of hungary to be able to assess critically their propaganda so here is a grand european democracy and academic freedom side by side of course in political science would teach that

and not proceed to divide the house at this time politicians of all stripes angry with a reason may they were loud calls for her to quit. this house mr speaker this is a bad deal for britain a bad deal for our economy and a bad deal for democracy our country deserves better than this the prime minister is trying to buy himself one last chance to save this deal if she doesn't take on board the fundamental changes required then she must make way for those who can. well and he's passionately debated inside parliament outside there was that mentally of pro and anti breaks it demonstrates is. that squabbling representative of the mood of the nation. it is a half hour trade off the trade is with your opinion and also so i don't consider myself. a first time that much so it's actually meant something i am very worried that it's going to. trace in my is going to sign this up to something that will never get out of and i think remain look at that day through it through the back door. many people have many problems with may's draft breaks it deal what everyone is united in opposition to is her pro

the star and stripes was important part of that. they had these internally produced newspapers. like the southern cross and so on. one the great things about these documents is that they provide us with insight into the news and information that most soldiers were getting during the war itself. they didn't have access to the "new york times" and the "washington post" and the news media general publications, those things did circulate. where they would get their information, both in the united states and also is part of their war was through these types of newspapers. in addition to that, there was a course entertainment publications. comic books which we don't associate with young adults today. actually they are still popular. lots of soldiers would carry around the nam comic books to help pass the time when they had down time. in addition to the wartime publications, we also have a growing set of publications from veterans associations after the war. i think i mentioned before, so much what we do is about preserving the history and legacy of our veterans. that includes, it focu

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this cohen memorandum filing tomorrow, and please tell me it's not going to be the dreaded black stripes of redaction. >> i wish i could tell you that, but what we have seen with the flynn memo is robert mueller playing by the book, following d.o.j. policy, which is not to reveal any information about an ongoing confidential investigation. and the reason for that is not just because he's trying to keep things close to the vest, but it's to protect potential people who would be mentioned who are ultimately not charged, and have no way of vindicating themselves. so there is sound reason for doing that, and i expect that in the michael cohen sentencing memorandum, we're going to see the same things because if there is anything related to the russia investigation through mueller's office -- we know he's not going to reveal any of that. and then from the southern district, and perhaps the new york attorney general's office, there are no charges based on michael cohen's cooperation. the one thing i would point out is michael flynn got a motion for a reduction in sentence because he is a signed

. >> politicians of all stripes are angry with theresa may. >> mr. speaker, this is a bad deal for britain, a banjo for our economy and a bad deal for our democracy. our country deserves better than this. the prime minister is trying to buy herself one last chance to save this deal. if she doesn't take on board the fundamental changes required, then she must make way for those who can. >> m.p.'s passionately debated inside. outside, there were protesters and debaters. their squabbling was representative of the mood of the nation. >> it is half of our trade. also, it is our identity. i consider myself european. >> it is the first time that our votes meant something. i am worried that it will sign us up to something that we will never get out of. >> people have many problems with theresa may's draft brexit deal. this guarantees that the only when border between the u.k. and the eu will remain open. that is something everybody wants. while she and her eu counterparts figure that out, they will act as if it is normal. this would create a new board within

city council voted tuesday night on the proceedings..that would affect businesses on 5131 stars and stripes drive, right across the street from levi's stadium.ebrahimi owns davids banquet - and has been serving the community for 31 years.he's not against the project, he just wants to be a part of it.his wife and co owner of the restaurant jean..still a possibility of david's being snatched up by the city,it's not just the memories for this family, but the future,their son michael..

think that the message has now been heard after the massive protests that really had no political stripe on them right or left women from the entire spectrum of israeli spoke out on tuesday so i think maybe going to take some action is political there is no feminine struggle without it politics inside it we are talking about power and the balance of the power and in the gap between the jewish and palestinian authority we are under this before again under this government for decades and it's going from you know on gender issues we require it day we see when government doing side like oppressing and five million behind the wall and the west america and we see that what's happening and with the bill being a woman in the fight we cannot say that it's a social struggle and feminist struggle political struggle and we have to. yes it does and i don't know what position under coalition because we saw what this guy shouldn't do it right so much so i have to pause there i don't do it for fun i have to be there unfortunately because we're out of time for this but i hear and take your point that thi

. ♪ ♪ >> and, of course, the white stripes. ♪ ♪ >> they all step into the role of capital r rock star going to completely change what we think good music sounds like is not going to be playing an electric guitar. ♪ ♪ ♪ there's no place like home ♪ argh! i'm trying... ♪ yippiekiyay. ♪ mom. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> if we started the decade with boy bands, we end the decade with solo women ruling the pop world. and lady gaga is at the height of her power. ♪ ♪ >> listening to something like poker face or bad romance, you can tell she was a student of rock music. she was a student of disco. she was a student of the drag balls. she was somebody who wanted to combine all those elements into really aggressive hard-hitting pop music. ♪ ♪ >> for me it was no longer enough to wear a pretty gown on the red carpet. you had to make art. you had to make a statement. >> you asked me if my music was distracted by my sexuality. if i was a guy and i was sitting here with a cigarette in my hand grabbing my crotch and talking about how i make music because i love fast cars and [ bleep ]-ing girls, you'd call me a rock s

most of the companies in the city are involved medallion holders of different stripes. taxi workers alliance and medallion holders association and individual cabdrivers, we are united and we are united in opposition to the plans that the m.t.a. staff has put forward. we oppose banning any cabs from the airport. we oppose taking back any medallions. these measures are bad for drivers. bad for the industry and most importantly, bad for the public. but we are not just going to be a group in opposition. we are putting forward ideas back and we will be that will help the purchase medallion holders and help all cabdrivers and help all caps companies. we urge you to put your current plans on hold so that we, as an industry, together with you as a regulatory body, can find permanent solutions to the problems that we face, and they are enormous. it is fair to say that we are in a crisis situation in the taxi industry, and the plans that we have heard from you are only going to make things worse. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> mary mcguire is a last person to t

next possession, carr it time gets attacked by justin houston from behind and it is striped. he threw for 185 yards and two picks but that led to this t.d. run by williams. third quarter patrick mahomes became the third quarterback to throw 50 or more touchdowns in a single season. tom brady and peyton manning being the others. 89 yards. look at all of the room for demarcus robinson. tyreek hill had two touchdowns including this 15-yard run early in the fourth. the chiefs secure the top spot in the afc easily which comes with a bye and homefield advantage throughout the playoffs. 35-3 the final. >>> so at 3-13 the cardinal have the number one pick in the 2019 draft. the 49ers pick second due to the 4-12 record followed by the jets and raiders also at 4-12. bucs in the top five. >>> and if the eagles beat washington they are in. nick foles threw two touchdowns to agholor. eagles win and sneak into the final wildcard spot. so the steelers need to win and have the ravens lose to make the playoffs. pittsburg survives against cincinnati thanks to matt mccrane three field goals. th

and it's her golden head and these three stripes on her shellthat some people believe make her lucky and as a result even more valuable."a conservation program set up by kadoorie farm and supported by the government, aims to safely breed golden coin turtles. conservationists had hoped to release them into the wild within five yearsbut twenty years later, that's still not considered safe.paul crow, senior conservation officer, kadoorie farm and botanic garden: "we are actually going to be running trials in the next couple of years to run small-scale experiments in semi wild controlled environments to find out if the turtles know how to survive in the wild. but still we have a couple years of work before we are ready for that. and coincidentally that's not actually a bad thing because the wild needs a couple years before it's going to be safe." activists want stricter law enforcement to prevent the sale of these turtles and endangered species in asian markets.if not, they fear this ancient reptile may only survivein captivity.paul crow, senior conservation officer, kadoorie farm and bo

. >> you have a situationhere mccarthy earned his stripes and boosted his stok by being so yal to him. but did he alsoay bet his fellow democrats in california by convincing them to vote yes on these issues? and likela c said they lost the election? >> i don't know that he had much of a choice, to be honest with you. even if republicans and some did try to distance them selves on the tax vote. the democrats were going to do everything they dood paint a picture of republicans as being one of the same of donald trump. there's not much more he could have done in that sense and to have a good woing with lationship with with donald trump, he wasn't going to be able to do anything anyway. >> i meant did he leave his fellow republicans astray because i don't think he wants to hear me saying that, leading he democrats astray. let's talk about immigration as well. earlier this week u.s. border agents launched tear gas at the u.s./mexico boarder. those images captured everyone's nationally and interally. you were there when governor newsome was there. what were the concerns he express said a h

he reached acrosssl the and, of course, had friends after work that -- of all stripes. but when i woke up to the news this morning, i felt really sad. those o us with parents who heached their 90s live with the realization that days with us no matter how healthy they are, might be numbered. i met geor h.w. bush during my first job as a reporter in dallas, texas in the summer of 1980. i was sent to the republican national convention in troit. knowing george bush was on ronald reagan's short list for president. although the choice was top secret. i was invited to the suite where the bush family was gathering. i knew he was about to accept the number two position and wonder first down he felt a sense of disappointment that he wasn't at the topet of the ti but he accepted his role with the same determination to be the best at whatever he did baseball, world war ii pilot, ambassador, whatever. when i came to washington in 1981, i was often with the bushes during one assignment or another. of all the things came to know about them both was their devotion and duty to family. i

whatever the name, we recall the many instances when the maple and stripes stars have flown side by side against threats to our shared values. i am confident canada and the united states will continue to work shoulder to shoulder, now and in the future. isister sajjan, the floor yours. >> thank you, secretary mattis and pompeo for your being tremendous hosts. secretary mattis and i also share another mutual is we'reding, which both from the west coast as well. which he reminded me of early on. as my colleague said, we have had a productive meeting to our shared defense priorities. the united states is canada's most important ally and defense partner. our relationship is longstanding, deeply entrenched multi-facetted. our relationship was forged on the battlefield, fighting side by side. it is rooted in our shared values,y, in our common in our historic connections and in our highly integrated economies. it is unique in its levels of integration and military to military cooperations at all levels and across the globe. the united states military stand shoulder to shoulder to protect and de

is so controversial and extraordinary in the sense that it has managed to unite politicians of all stripes against it because they say a lot of them say it leaves the u.k. in a potentially so-called frozen to exit where it would be too closely aligned with brussels because of this issue with the irish backstop that could become indefinite and ultimately that it puts the u.k. in a weaker negotiating position and this fear has been really from last week that to resume a was going to lose this vote and by a landslide it seems she's also lost the support of the d u p in ireland and that's the party propping up her minority government and ministers had reportedly been trying to persuade her to move this vote as early as last week which would have looked bad but not quite as bad as moving it at the eleventh hour as she is it expected to do so now a lot of commentators commentators and commentary from her own parties saying that moving it is a defeat of sorts already and also some of her own ministers the few loyalist ministers she has left have been left quite embarrassed because even as late as

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i did uber and airbnb and stripe and burden line together. if one stumbles, it's terrible. economically, you might be okay. >> those tended in the past, especially uber, appeared to be pr missteps. there has been some regulation that people stepped in, cities have stepped in. i think we are on the cusp of just huge crackdowns by states, by cities, by the -- the federal government, who i think honestly was a little too chicken to step in before. i think they thought silicon valley knew what it was doing and i thought they were afraid to be on the, oh you old fuddy buddies in washington, you don't know. >> facebook was trying to unite the world and it succeeded twice. everybody pretty much regardless of political persuasion thought facebook was cool two years ago. now everybody hates facebook. doesn't matter if you are left, right, what the reasons are, you are mad at google over china, mad over the 2016 elections, whatever. everybody is mad at it he can. >> do you think steltzer is right, that facebook is the bigge biggest offender? certainly google and others have gotten in

he she switched back home to reason may's deal any united politicians of all stripes against it faced with losing the vote by a landslide to reason may called it off at the eleventh hour and much to the outrage. of politicians failed to set a new date for the whole house wanted to do this we wanted to vote to meet the people expected us to vote. on the government have gone the wrong way and did it in the toilet this is the ultimate humiliation for the leader of the house here for this prime minister and how we could look the host of the other night and try to suggest the pain this is business as usual it's quite extraordinary the constituents are watching this farce with the been in the newsman with no idea how this country is being run and we did a host comes up with new we forward for all of this the message from many including the hard bags it is in her own party is that she can't improve a rotten deal which although not exactly in those words also happens to be the message from brussels i have decided to call european council meeting on thursday we will not renegotiate the deal in

kind of ridiculous stripes these are kind of the ridiculous tribes no no no i think you're pretty is your point you're ever in his words that he said your point and point is that these are taught are absent . and it's a great thing is culture you need to know what it's all about i tell you get your pulled you horrified we're raising your culture the point is this culture change the slightest change there are migration there are migration flows around europe and ultimately you are going to have to give way to the new generations who are coming and saying we want integrated blended multicultural society they should be judged on the same songs of yesterday you know what i mean is that all of us today all three i mean people here larry we'll get today's nation where yesterday's news our don't want to sing songs of yesterday i mean we have a past we have a history and to know who you are you need to know your history and what i'm we're very afraid about about this political discussion but it will correct discussion is that a to stickle freedom is under threat because now you can write a s

get donations of the reading materials that they had while they were fighting, and the stars and stripes was very important, and they also had these internally produced newspapers for some units, and one of the great things about these documents is they provide us with insight with news and information that most soldiers were getting during the war itself, and so, they didn't have access to the new york times, the washington post, the news media, general publications, time magazine, those things that circulate both in the united states it was also part of their war to these types of newspapers. in addition to that there was a course also in entertainment, publication, so comic books, which we typically, i don't think, associate necessarily with, you know, young adults today, they were still very popular, so lots of soldiers would carry around comic books, and other kind of comic books to help pass the time when they had downtime. in addition to the wartime, publications, we have a set of publications from veterans associations after the war. and as i think i mentioned before, so much of