happy birthday queen sylvia of sweden turning seventy five. and christmas classic how to prepare a perfect roast goose. but we kick off today's show with the song silent night in the holiday season wouldn't be complete without some rendition of it but did you know that this christmas carol is two hundred years old it was first performed at a church in ourselves in austria a young priest wrote the lyrics two years before and the text was then set to music by a local teacher. so for the final part of our series home for christmas we had to austria to see the place worse tell it night has its origins. the. how. he. moved. slightly. even if some have to brush up on the lyrics almost everyone knows the world's most famous christmas song it originated here in the austrian village of over and off in the run up to christmas the small town years on spec offers visitors silent night tours to eliminate the songs history just the stuff i normally start here with this picture. over here you can see the side that my chapel. organist and teacher friends of a

officials presented sylvia as his fiance. it's funny how do i didn't decide to marry a king i decided to marry the man i loved the most i haven't in many a couple married three months after announcing their engagement and sylvia quickly won over the hearts of the swedish people to this day many are convinced that zuby is the best thing that could have happened to the swedish royal family. they credit her with having transformed her husband stuff from a playboy prince into a respectable monarch surveyor's self became a modern hard working queen just asked to koenig in india she was the first queen in sweden's thousand year history of course the first commoner but also the first queen to interpret this office as a job and and to fill it with real purpose. her work on behalf of children the disabled and the underprivileged quickly became her trademark she serves as a patron of dozens of charitable organizations. busy had on the function of to work when she set up various foundations and now she's considered one of the experts wo

sylvia, please. >> well, thank you. i want to be really -- want you to know that i'm really happy to be here. when i was first asked to come, i didn't know i'd fit in. but i have known irene for 25 years, and so when you know irene, you get dragged into stuff that you don't know what you're getting involved in, but i can stick with her. that i can tell you. so i am happy to be here. as i was able to have lunch with some of the organizers and talk with them and some of the speakers, we do fit in. but some of what happened to us happened prior to what you're going through. i'm happy to know that president kennedy was the one that -- he came to our reservation. he's revered up there because he did come. you know, indian people don't vote a lot, and that's because they don't vote if they don't believe. and so if they don't want to, they don't come. and we know that. so part of my struggle and part of our struggle in regaining was to get the faith and keep the trust of our people. and i'm one of them. so if, you know, you kn

steven's friend sylvia worried. >> you know, i was thinking, "oh my gosh. conned steven. >> and perhaps there was reason to worry. the jury stayed out for almost two full days. >> it was a long couple days, i'll tell you that. >> and then, finally -- >> we the jury in the above entitled action find the defendant, harvey morrow, guilty of the crime of willful, deliberate and premeditated first-degree murder of steven b. williams. >> oh my gosh. we were all holding hands. and when they read it, we all started crying and just were so grateful. >> and steven's many friends poured into the courtroom the day harvey was sentenced. doug johnson read a statement for all of them. things he had to say to harvey. >> for years you ate his food, lived and worked under what he thought was a common goal, the whole time stealing from him and ultimately taking what was most precious, his life. you worship a false god, the god of arrogance, ego and greed. today our nightmare ends. today yours really begins. >> harvey was sentenced to life without parole. after which his now e

sylvia in rome, bridget in berlin, and miguel in spain —— madrid. thank you all very much. not include gender stereotypes which are likely to cause harm or serious offence. this will also include any depiction of girls being less academic than boys. the committee of advertising practise as a wants to call time on stereotypes, and hold people in society back —— that hold them back, we do speak to the co—founder of the coalition and also joining us here is olivia a campaigner for it let boys be joining us here is olivia a campaignerfor it let boys be boys, thank you forjoining us this evening. first of all how welcome are these new rules going to be?” think generally they are welcome, i think generally they are welcome, i think the most important and significant change from our point of view is that as well as clamping down further on the kind of portrayals of women particularly sexual objectification issues that are talked about a lot, it makes quite clear that they're also concerned about the other side of things which is the equally damaging portrayal of men as being usele

sylvia yeh: so, youth here, our name, friends of children with special needs, people thinking we onlyerve children. actually, we're serving children, adults, and seniors, anyone who have developmental disabilities. and so we--fcsa, we have three adult day programs. we have two in fremont, one in san jose. we also have live-in services, which is support live-in services or--live-in services. we have support employment service, helping them to find jobs. mike: another way this organization accomplishes their goal of social integration is through workplace abilities training. roxana chiu: okay, first coffee and tea is actually a skill training site, and it's another dream for fcsn. and we finally have a grand opening in april, and we are really glad this coffee shop is actually a skill training site for our adult day program student. mike: fcsn also recognizes the stigma many asian children with special needs may face from their parents, and they hope to change this. sylvia: so, most asian family, if you have a special needs child or adult, they kind of want to hide it. they don't want a

there's a lot of bad news in the price. >> to sylvia's point there, if/when the vote fails to get through parliament, the number of options that remain on the table at that point is so vast, as an investor you're not dealing with a binary decision, you have an inif i nent number of options jeffries this morning with rules from the ecj, brexit can be unilaterally revoked by them and do they use this threat of triggering an intention to withdraw, do they use that as a threat in its own negotiations. >> a whole other can of worms. that's something we'll be watching very closely. if you have any views on what we've discussed tweet us @streetsignscnbc. >>> coming up on the show, the u.s. seeks to separate the ceo's arrest from china talks. we are live from beijing after the break. rebekkah: opioids has taken everything and everyone i've ever loved away from me. everything. i blew my ankle out and i got prescribed pain pills by my doctor. if making my detox public is gonna help somebody i'm all for it. i just wish i would've had a warning. ♪ there's no place likargh!e ♪ i'm trying... ♪ yippieki

so there's a hunger and citizens who actually fled to mexico sylvia you were pushing the minister about so what are you going to do about this what would you suggest because you have been in terms of your family you know what it is like to experience that violence in your own family. stop lying about the crimes and just i mean you come up here you lobby the us government you said look or cross it's are going down because of your help which is not true like of an independent agency like you did before and look at the crime statistics tell you what the reality is tell you that there are the dumbest i'd rate skyrocketing or you say you kind of institution of problems that you're not dealing with you're not facing the corruption you're not taking you're not putting people away in jail for christ's sake i mean i didn't join you in. any claims that brought president's brother against him in the country know he had to come here to the us to get tried convicted so let me just explain why and with the help of jennifer the president's father jennifer tell us about the stats don't just fight for t

in the village she meets her friend sylvia mansour author whose husband also works in russia like so many men from the surrounding villages today they going shopping together. if you know any ways out rice for her asking how many kilos she needs. then she rounds it up giving her a bit more. and here leave the shop i karen's our remarks on how cold it is and says she's going home. is all fair invites her to come over and drink a cup of tea with her and her family before she down. to. his office husband went to work in russia six months ago she has six children she owns some money with her washing machine but it's not enough to feed her family. and there were no i need money we have to pay off the loan every quarter we have to pay thirteen thousand and so about two hundred euros right now everything's good and normal four of my children live in town and go to school there everything's fine with us we can't complain there's always. this old fear and i can't and aren't isolated cases like their husbands an eight hundred thousand caregivers men work in russia and send the equivalent of tw

happy birthday queen sylvia of sweden turns seventy five.

around one hundred thousand people it's one of the most important industries in the polish region of sylvia. and you want to go and coal is our treasure if we didn't have it no one would have a job if the mine closes everyone would go out of business all the companies and shops. most of poland's electricity comes from climate damaging coal energy and according to the government it will stay that way until twenty fifty. we have coal to thank for achieving our full potential an up or so the easier it's been the basis the product we've produced so feelings run high but we know exactly what's going on in the world and in which direction we should be going. and as opposed to government representatives and other organizations from almost two hundred countries are currently discussing how to reduce c o two emissions at the cop twenty four climate conference in qatar. poland still relies on coal the government doesn't have any plans to completely remove coal from its energy mix anytime soon but for poland's government represents their efforts at going green. there's a research center here for renew

. >> i want to welcome john sylvia, dr.ually the big discussion, of course, let's get to it. are we in early stages of a recession? how deep is global divergence with regard to the largest economies, and how can the u.s. at this point look down the road and try to define the big stories, brexit, flattening yield curve, oil prices, germany, italy, japan, quarters of negative gdp. are these all of the land mine's of a global recession in front of us? >> -- landmines of a global recession in front of us >> these are the landmines the question is are we going to hit them or avoid them this is back to uncertainty. we just don't know what the resolution of many of these events are, and therefore the stock market has incredible volatility on a day-to-day basis. i would say you put together a weaker stock market, leading economic market starting to decline, we don't see that now if you get the yield curve inverting, those are signs of recession. we don't have them yet, rick, but volatility in the market dictates we need to watch th

gracias a sylvia a mercy y liliana. vamos a una pausa y volvemos. >>> queridos compaÑeros. durante todo el aÑo les he dado recetas para aprender a cocinar y no se mueran de hambre. asÍ que hoy, es el dia en el que podrÁn sacar el chef que cada uno lleva por dentro. tengo el dÍa libre esta maÑana pasÉ temprano para dejarles listo. y los pasos a seguir para la preparaciÓn de la cena de fin de aÑo. haganme sentir orgullosos que tienen una misiÓn importante por delante. cocinarle a toda la audiencia latina en estados unidos. y quedar bien. >>> lo vamos a hacer increÍble james no te preocupes. >>> vamos a echar a perder tu receta. >>> empecemos. alguien tiene que explicar. >>> poner las cosas en su sitio. >>> acuerdate que la escuela. de gordon blus es francÉs. >>> ¿quÉ nos dejÓ james para echar a perder. >>> tenemos piraÑas maravillosas que nos van a decir si lo hacemos bien o mal. >>> queremos nombres. >>> teresa. >>> nora. >>> carmen. >>> ya estÁn aquÍ 3 especie listas. >>> quÉ vamos a hacer laurita. >>> vamos a cubrir. estas fÁciles tenemos cÚrcuma.

best wishes for the holiday season there will be a big celebration at the palace on sunday as queen sylvia marks her seventy fifth birthday. angry melancholic and the bits depressive that's how critics this drive the first songs by the british band news but perhaps they didn't expect the musicians to enjoy experiment because while their songs the found rocky and powerful there are no more hints of depression. well don't. use. maybe this band doesn't really exist and maybe the new song doesn't either for music's new album bellamy imagine that the whole world is just one big simulation a giant videogame. simulation theory is the name of this eleven track album why is the band really calling into question its only existence. of a good interrogation. all for the software cool idea but it's something which is coming a little bit more talked about now which is the idea that it's going to be is going to be possible to use computers to simulate not just virtual reality games but simulate like reality simulate like another universe or something like that simulation is becoming very important to und

so there's a hunger and citizens who actually fled to mexico sylvia you will pushing the minister about so what are you going to do about this what would you suggest because you have been in terms of your family you know what it is like to experience that. stop lying about the crimes and just i mean you come up here you lobby the us government you said look or cross it's are going down because of your help which is not true like having an independent agency like you did before and look at the crime statistics tell you what the reality is tell you that there are the dumbest i'd rate is skyrocketing or you say you kind of institutional problems that you're not the only way you're not facing the corruption and you're not taking you're not putting people away in jail for christ's sake i mean i did. any claims that brought president's brother against him in the country know he had to come here to the us to get tried convicted so let me just explain why and with the help of of jennifer the president's problem jennifer tell us about the stats don't just fight for the evidence on the same page

with the entire family and the hospital and so has a hundred citizens who actually fled to mexico sylvia you will pushing the minister about so what are you going to do about this what would you suggest because you have been in terms of your family you know what it is like to experience that violence in your own family and stop lying about the crimes and just i mean you come up here you lobby the u.s. government you said look or cross that are going down because of your help which is not true like having an independent agency like you did before and look at the crime statistics tell you what the reality is so you that there are the dumbest. you have to share of problems that you're not the only one you're not facing the corruption you're not taking you're not putting people away in jail for christ's sake i mean i didn't join your numbers have any claims that brought president's brother against him in the country no he had to come here to the us to get tried convicted so let me just say that with the help i have of jennifer the president's private jennifer tell us about this that story ju

back you can be sylvia decease that makes you suffer but it can be treated. one of the unpleasant things about acne is that in most of the times it's right in your face where everybody can see it it so. makes you want to hide but there are things you can do about it like. medications what is really help. when. oh no i don't believe it or not again. they show that me can occur despite our best efforts to care for our skin so where does it come from. during puberty and sometimes later in life too hormones can trigger increased production of an oily substance called seebohm through glands in the skin that can lead to a blockage in a separation causing spots or pimples to appear that in turn can lead to infection and inflammation producing the characteristic acne lesions. there are countless cosmetic products to treat acne which contain grim sounding substances like suit a real alcohol but which ones really help. time to seek professional advice beautician on your freedman is an expert on acne and knows just what to do i'm going to cleanse your skin and use it he

after a one nil win the all the cut out bag sylvia one group j after beating could i know that three nil and chelsea were held to a two two draw at d.d. but still top group l. let me and say have one they called us it americana the second biggest prize in south american club football the reason is it be colombian surgeon yar in the final semi locascio action. a dramatic final would decide this year's copa suit americana. both athletico parent and c and junior will looking to win their first ever continental trophy. there was little to separate them after the first leg ended one all and while there was plenty of excitement in brazil for the climax there were also plenty of nerves. lets go didn't take too long to relieve the tension though they struck just twenty six minutes in. sleep to charities and good known stints in low league football and even japan soaking up his moment. things took a bad turn for them in the second half hour but odd unitel feel good here is leveling things for the columbia. his head that goal was the last of the ninety and sent the game into extra time. and it

syria and the arab league and many are suggesting that maybe this is the first step that we'll see sylvia being really involved and reunited as part of the arab community. his wife have paid a surprise christmas visit to u.s. troops in iraq trump signed autographs and soldiers took selfies with the president . during his trip trump did not meet any iraqi officials and one of the main political parties issued a statement condemning the unannounced visit as a violation of iraqi sovereignty and calling for the complete withdrawal of u.s. forces however in his speech to troops trump said that there are no plans for a pullout and he suggested that countries should pay for the presence of u.s. soldiers america shouldn't be doing the fighting. for every nation on earth not being reimbursed in many cases at all. if they want us to do the fighting they also have to pay a price and sometimes that's also a monetary price. when the pentagon has active military personnel in thirty eight countries the biggest contingent is that german base ramstein where more than nine thousand people are reported to b

after a one nil win all the kind of bag sylvia one group j.r. after beating could i know that three nil and chelsea were held to a two two draw at d.d. but still top group l. let me and say have one they called us to the american and the second biggest prize in south american club football at present is it be colombian surgeon you are in the final semi locascio action. a dramatic final would decide this year's copa suit americana. both athletico pattern and c and junior will looking to win their first ever continental trophy. there was little to separate them after the first leg ended one all and while there was plenty of excitement in brazil for the climax there were also plenty of nerves. lets go didn't take too long to relieve the tension though they struck just twenty six minutes in. sleep to charities and good known stints in lower league football and even japan soaking up his moment. things took a bad turn for them in the second half however odd unitel feel good cheer is leveling things for the columbia. his head that goal was the last of

accused of essentially engaging in anti british activities as he is accusing them of doing is somewhat sylvia in terms of why the spotlight has fallen on. the radio station well it's done a lot of reporting recently on this story about integrity initiative and it appears to have rubbed a lot of people up the road. long way this news channel by the way have has done reports on it as well integrity initiative you'll remember perhaps it is that the leaked documents that reveal that there is an anti russian sort of saw iops program that is funded by the u.k. foreign office organizations such as you can r.t.e. pump propaganda backed by vladimir putin and have been complicit in the cover up of events from human rights breaches to the russian invasion of crimea and other countries have taken a tougher line on the assets of russian nationals than we have in the u.k. the u.k. government must look again at work can be done. joining us live thank you. well thanks for joining us so far for the monday program here on international us polly mentioned a u.k. funded think tank cold integrity initiative has a

but for sylvia, who supported the tories for almost 60 years, it's time the party rallied around theat she can achieve for us and make the best of a bad job. in market harborough, the referendum result almost mirrored the national picture. it backed leave, but onlyjust. earlier today, people here said it was time those in westminster improved their approach to brexit, although there is still division about the way ahead. you have been watching newsday. i'm mike embley in london. and i'm rico hizon in singapore. stay with us. we will be seeing how financial markets and the business world are receiving the news of the british prime minister's confidence vote win. yes, it has been quite momentous day for the british prime ministers. she survived a vote of no—confidence in her leadership, to 100 of mps back her, but the third of her mps, 117, voted against. she called on politicians to act together in the national interest. hello. there'll be a definite chill in the air over the next couple of days. not only will the air be cold, we have strong winds to contend with, which will exacerbat

up against st saturday's only game in la liga if it stays that way they'll move to second although sylvia can retain their position as long as they avoid defeat at valencia later and later on the fending champions barcelona who are also the league leaders will look to hold on to that spot when they visit the local catalan rivals espanyol boss abbas and nest of their insists the less glamorous rivals must be respected. very it's an evenly matched derby because there is only a small gap between the two teams but in any case it doesn't matter because this is a match that is played from the heart rather than the head and with all the ingredients that come with a game where there is this level of rivalry they are having a good run italian champions you ventus went live and points clear at the top of city are when they beat into malaria on friday mario men do kitchens second half was the only goal of the game in two rain have now won fourteen of the fifteen league matches this season with one draw the only blemish on their record going for an eighth century our title in a row into remain third

but for sylvia, who's supported the tories for almost 60 years, it's time the party rallied round the all we can do is accept what she can achieve for us, and make the best of a bad job. in market harborough, the referendum result almost mirrored the national picture. it backed leave, but onlyjust. earlier today, people here said it was time those in westminster improved their approach to brexit, although there's still division about the way ahead. clipper buzzing just get it done and get out. pauline's been a barber here for eight years. at the end of the day people want out, whether we like it, you know, you like it, that's the opinion of the country. what do you think about the idea of another vote? no, no. but her colleague, ollie, says what the prime minister negotiated should be put to the public, notjust politicians. i think you should take her deal to the public and say, second referendum, remain, go back to pre—2016, or have theresa may's deal and let the public decide from there. i don't think it should be left to those guys down at westminster ‘cause i think they've proven

includes the families that sylvia is reachable they can see you can assume and then they can just read from sign this for me and. i want you. you. you. you. well that's it for this year will contribute to show your favorite episodes and you were back for a brand new season on wednesday january bill then you can touch us why social media uses. scottish m.p.'s calling for the assets of journalists working for russia sputnik to be seen east's branding the media a little kremlin stooge comes after sputnik publish nearly documents this is just a new case for i think a think tank aiming to foster anti bush sentiment across europe we take a look at the think tanks the legs the methods. and. also the outcry over one of germany's most acclaimed journalists exposed to the fake stories for years deepens as it's alleged that he stole from readers donations elected on behalf of people featured in his articles. this.

there is sylvia cruz. posthumously awarded a lifetime achievement grammy seen here and work colorful glory. museums can connect us emotionally with physical evidence of lives lived. the earnedect worthiness idea of perspective -- respect ability and stereotypical notions of womanhood that have influenced how we see women in museums and which women we haven't deemed worthy of it representation. women are pushing back on the notions. this self-portrait from our national portrait gallery. she defies outdated notions of femininity, celebrating her aging body and a portrait described as shocking, and he rang, and unconventional. this striking photograph from the karine simpson, and the national museum of culture, you see her door knocker earrings. this speaks directly to me, whose hair has been regulated and legislated and his ascetic has been considered less than. men can be allies in this authentic documentation of women. i term this fashionable sisterhood from a new york photographer. just a regular saturday

gone with one of the neighborhoods feeling to meet the goals of when it gets their families that sylvia want is to reship the legacy of curse that makes children they can just pull away from science it's demanded. of you. and of you is to. fuse. you just a. few stiff. cuts over the fair will contribute to show your favorite episodes and you will back for a brand new season on wednesday january ninth will then be fetching us why social media is. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy. let it be an arms race. spearing dramatic development only mostly. i don't see how. very. the united states. troops about. the numerous militant groups. that aims to follow. the program and we look at the organizations. to be. punished.

welcome back to worlds apart with john astin gray an american musician and a prominent speaker of the sylvia to rock scene in the nine hundred eighty s. john i know that there were long periods. during which you did not visit russia i think it was twelve or maybe even twenty years at a time that you stayed away from this country was there any particular reason for that you know when i left russia i came back to los angeles and i had my daughter and i kind of became a full time mother and again things had changed you know i was lucky that i lived through russia really three three different periods i was there under communism i was there through glass dos and i was there and capitalism and communism was really interesting for me because it was kind of you know close but behind closed doors there were parties and all this interesting happening you know the favorite time was when the russian people seen the happiest because nothing has changed much except for they could speak more freely and say things but then the last period was capitalism and that was a difficult time in the ninety's with cap

go and you can see from in these that sylvia will point is we should they can see you can see maybe and then they can just be from sun it's for me. i was. on the news to. you. well that's it for this year will contribute to show your favorite episodes and you will be back for a brand new season a wednesday judge or even the late bill then because you just want to social media you see. the greek riots the occupy wall street arab spring these are the beginnings of. all of the protests across europe today it was all connected it's all based on the exact same concept of bankers printing too much money creating this well think i'm gap and it's a delayed or deferred riot you know should be there violence was baked into the cake and now leaders. are getting their just desserts. the scottish m.p.'s calling for the assets of journalists working for russia to be seized branding the media outlet a kremlin stooge it comes after sputnik publish new documents that suggest the u.k. is funding a think tank aiming. to mint across europe we look at the think tanks alleged methods. and the outcry over one

children as go there with one of them if i was feeling to me and also when it gets their families that sylvia will want is a breach of the legacy of burnt curse that makes children then they can just pull away from siren murphy's demanded. i want you. news to. fuse. you just a. few. butts over the fair will contribute to show your favorite episodes and you will back for a brand new season on wednesday january ninth will then be felt for us by social media because. i feel. expect very many people will truth to be biologically will. move your body of work and for a while it also means your mind is he working for well i believe we will have pretty much no biologically old people we will have a much greater number of people. who. come to call russia no one's ever known one has ever heard of and never even heard about most. of. a scottish m.p.'s calling for the assets of journalists working for russia sputnik to be seen branding the media outlet a kremlin stage. it comes off as public. documents that suggest the u.k. is funding a think tank that aims to foster anti russian sentiment across europe

but for sylvia, who supported the tories for almost 60 years, it's time the party rallied around theat she can achieve for us and make the best of a bad job. in market harborough, the referendum result almost mirrored the national picture. it backed leave but onlyjust. earlier today, people here said it was time those in westminster improved their approach to brexit, although there is still division about the way ahead. just get it done and get out. pauline's been a barber here for eight years. at the end of the day people want out, whether we like it, you like it, that's the opinion of the country. what do you think about the idea of another vote? no, no. but her colleague, 0llie, says what the prime minister negotiated should be put to the public, notjust politicians. i think we should take her deal to the public and say, second referendum, remain, go back to pre—2016, or have theresa may's deal and let the public decide from there. i don't think it should be left to those guys down at westminster because i think they've proven over the last 18 months and they don't get stuff done.

do away with the entire family and the hardly so as a hundred citizens who actually fled to mexico sylvia you will pushing the minister about so what are you going to do about this what would you suggest because you have been in terms of your family you know what it is like to experience that violence in your own family and stop learning about the crimes and just i mean you come up here you lobby the u.s. government you said look across that six are going down because of your help which is not true like having an independent agency like you did before and look at the crime statistics tell you what the reality is so you that there are the dumbest i'd rate skyrocket you have to share of problems that you're not dealing with you're not facing the corruption you're not taking you're not putting people away in jail for christ's sake i mean i didn't join your numbers have any claims that brought president's brother against him in the country no it had to come.

from gerard piqué sealed a five nil win that puts them three points clear about lexical madrid and sylviait also marked a three hundred and twenty third league victory for messi surpassing chevy's three hundred twenty two when record is also the top scorer in europe's big five leagues with fourteen goals for the season and he's coach knows them mackie to have him. massively we're going to have the most repetitive question asked at this football club what about you know leslie no matter what would happen if this and that happened if somebody is what would happen and i certainly didn't replay if he wasn't there would we have as many assists or as many goals and so on but while he is in the team we just have to enjoy ourselves manchester united fans have been left wondering what next after their team slipped to their lowest points tally at this stage of an english premier league season their own twenty six of being beaten three one by liverpool at anfield on sunday sunday a man a handed the home team the lead but jesselyn got capitalized on a goalkeeping error to equalize then twice in the l

sylvia garcia, (d) texas cong.- elect: "that small room.. so small i think my closet is probably largerafter witnessing first-hand the conditions undocumented immigrants are being held in on the border..one lawmaker said people seeking asylum from their home countries.. and the border patrol agents - - are both victims.rep. al green, (d) texas: "more than 100! men, women and children stacked closer than you are! lying on top of each other!" now, those lawmakers are calling on congress to launch an independent investigation.. veronica escobar, (d) texas senator-elect: "the families that we have seen today are people just like you and i. people who are looking for hope.. and who unfortunately end up finding almost as much misery when they cross our borders as they misery that they fled."i'm andy rose reporting. ( james ) still ahead on kron 4 morning news...the actions some federal leaders believe schools should take to improve school safety. ( james ) plus....the quick reaction by two deputies to pull a man from a burning car...a look at the dash cam video. ( james ) and we'll take a loo

>> that was my grandma sylvia, everybody. ( applause ) it's a jwishetan. >> stephen: like from the militaryhen: what-- what branch of the military did your grandmother serve? when she would start talking about it i would be like... >> stephen: and how old is your grandmother? >> she's 90. >> stephen: >> stephen: 90? >> yeah. >> stephen: wow. >> yeah. >> stephen: that's wonderful. do you-- do you often do things with your grandmother? >> just-- just that. ( laughter ) just kind of -- >> stephen: that's nice. well, thank you so much for being here. it was so lovely to have you. thank you so much. ( applause ) hey, have you seen the new "avengers 3" or 4 or whatever it is. >> i did see it. disee it. i noticed that i wasn't in it. ( laughter ) >> stephen: i noticed that, too. >> thank you. >> stephen: everybody out there i'm sure knows who your character is in the marvels cinematic universe. >> i am in the marvel universe. i played a small but memorable part in "iroan 3." ( applause ) thank you. >> stephen: that's enough. that's enough. >> it was just the right amount. >> stephen: yeah. we actu

he and his wife sylvia have restored the home used by general burnside as his post antietam headquarters. join me in welcoming dennis ,s he speaks about his new book antietam shadows, mistry, myths and machinations -- mystery, myth and machination. [applause] >> it is great to be back with you. i really enjoy coming here to the mosby organization. i've spoken to this group many times in the past. i let you on tours in the past. great group of people. not only because it is in this beautiful countryside, but also because i always think of you as a very sophisticated -- i'm going to complement you, sophisticated group, intelligent group. the only group i have ever been to in all my hundreds of lectures or programs i've done that has wine and cheese before the program that i give. i hope that revs you up for what we are about to do now. last year i really got many of topic,ced because of the the presentation and the debate we had. you might recall the topic was did mcclellan outthink louis during the first invasion of the north. that is heresy. mcclellan,way george under any circumstance, h

sylvia garcia, (d) texas cong.- elect: "that small room.. so small i think my closet is probably larger"and after witnessing first-hand the conditions undocumented immigrants are being held in on the border..one lawmaker said people seeking asylum from their home countries.. and the border patrol agents - - are both victims.rep. al green, (d) texas: "more than 100! men, women and children stacked closer than you are! lying on top of each other!" now, those lawmakers are calling on congress to launch an independent investigation.. veronica escobar, (d) texas senator-elect: "the families that we have seen today are people just like you and i. people who are looking for hope.. and who unfortunately end up finding almost as much misery when they cross our borders as they misery that they fled."i'm andy rose reporting. reporting. (ken) catastrophic. that's how the kitsap county sheriff's office is describing a tornado that touched down near port orchard, washington. that's about 2 hours west of seattle. it's unclear if there are any deaths or injuries from the tornado. but authorities say th

sylvia and i asked them what was going on, and they said the beatles were here.tles were, never heard of them. and that night, i booked ringo starr, paul mccartney, george harrison and john lennon for three shows for $10,000. >> you know, for four white guys who are british, to come out of nowhere and be everywhere was quite unbelievable. >> the beatles are a bunch of guys from liverpool. i mean, people in london would have looked down at liverpool back then, but liverpool was a port town, and these port towns become places where all sorts of contraband gets exchanged, and one of them at that point was great music. >> a lot of the sailors and people that were coming back from america were bringing back these records. some were pop records, some were called race records because they were by black artists. ♪ oh maybelline why can't you be true ♪ ♪ oh maybelline why can't you be true ♪ >> the level of influence that american rock and roll, blues, country and western, motown had on those kids growing up in england was really amazing. ♪ all my love, all my kisses, you

as community members reflected on the strategy, sylvia corrales, 20-year resident of the neighborhood, made a striking reflection, speaking to the disconnect of the strategies presented on behalf of the city and the lived experiences and community priorities that people are facing in the street. she said, the city is talking about the table settings, napkins, cutlery and tableclo s tablecloths, but we need the table. it represents the security, stability to remain in the neighborhood. and too many vulnerable residents were able to raise those issues. commissioners, any future research and analysis under this process must center the expertise and the leadership of our multilingual, intergenerational community. the implementation should adopt a do-no-harm approach to prioritizing and strengthening. this means serving working class residents. it means not increasing displacement. it means protecting residents and tenants. thank you. >> president hillis: thank you. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon. i'm stephanie carjena. since the last meeting, there's been a part of the project te

thanks for putting this together for us stay with us we're going to continue the conversation john sylvia founder of wells fargo, chief economist and anthony chan joins us now. good morning to you both anthony, i'll raise the same question steve just did in terms of that data and what it means i think it is a key point to ma make that you're seeing that but doesn't mean recession. >> i don't think it means recession immediate term but financial conditions are getting unchanged or tighter for the last 11 consecutive weeks. odds of recession are increasing, not to the point we have one in the next six, nine, 12 months, but when you see the odds increasing 12 to 18 months into the future, you do get a recession. in fact, today's conference board numbers, what did you see, the futures conditions, the labor marked is tight, people are feeling that jobs are plentiful, but they tell you that 18 months from now things can get softer that's what financial markets are keying on. remember, financial markets don't reflect what's going on today, they reflect what's likely to happen a year or two from

. >> bringing us the latest on italy, that was sylvia amaro. >>> the forecast for italy, head to cnbc.comthey have the forecast at 0.5% >>> elsewhere, the far right voxx party has won seats results show the ruling socialists still gain the most assets but no party won an outright majority. vox's strong showing shows it's got the third biggest economy. speaking of the results, the president of vox party says it could be there for the rest of spain. >> translator: once again we make history as many times in the past they are shaking off the socialist regime marking the way for the rest of the spanish people by saying it is possible and even easier to do the same in the rest of the country >>> and also coming up on the program, a stalemate in l.a. the hotly anticipated fight ends in a draw. we'll have the details after this break nd. nd. beyond chasing down network problems. to knowing when and where there's an issue. beyond network complexity. to a zero-touch, one-box world. optimizing performance and budget. beyond having questions. to getting answers. "activecore, how's my network?" "all