like company elsewhere though they invite private companies to take over their utilities any part of telus drop off a leg from a cigar so you got a book on the back of my because. this is. the quote them out. for you man but the lift hill brought up locals are ready to stand up for the basic human right of access to water it's about water but it's also over much more than law it's about the hurt and the redistribution of. perks and their debt downwards do you want to. i imagine at times you were going underground as you have present all trump is today shuttle to give his last press conference of the year mired in russian conspiracy allegations to destroy the usa of course he might give another speech from florida before the year is up and we'll no doubt between. coming over the show what happened to the rohingya crisis and why is it disappeared from the headlines we ask the u.n. high commission for refugees whether there's just what they dying or seeking help i merely portions of the u.k. backed geopolitical nato power game and two years since the last deep calling in britain shut down we

we senior vice president telus on the record until the stuff came up at baylor he thought it was a lot that required him to have as many female scholarships as mail scholarships and sports and that was the only thing he was responsible for this is a senior vice president. i thought that mattered that i have enough scholarships to give the girls get the girls as i did the boys. where lots of people were before 2011. we had set everywhere this is not an issue that we need to make this point. it is not one that was solely a baylor problem. it is a problem across the country. every campus where they have a pretty good spotlight. there has even been a lot of good reporting recently on middle schools and high schools. in title ix applies for them also. what has the response been. what is the response been for you guys and especially from baylor people. see mac i feel like we've have a pretty good response. i think there had been a lot of people that read the book and realize how heavy it was on the stories of the women and speaking to mark's point about showing how this is really affecting w

can apply minister telus are the eu citizens living here just in the brexit negotiations or see changen the operating system to ensure eu citizens can stay? >> the position i set out in the open is the position of the united kingdom government, i suggest to the honorable lady if she has a complaint, sending that into the immigration system. >> john baron. >> the group on cancer held the cancer conference and cancer community in the uk but also the report of the cancer strategy, many things that were happening but one issue causing real concern on front-line services was the delay in the release of the transformation funding to front-line services, additional requirement applied to the funding of the bidding process, a jolly chap, meet with me to discuss this matter further. >> i say to my honorable friend it is an important issue, great progress being made in relation to this issue of providing care for all patients, records at a record high, 7000 more, successful treatment compared to three years ago. we want to do more in relation to this issue, the department of health adopting a ph

but wrong as a telus and donald trump of said very different things about north korea in the past would this statement made by to listen today have been agreed to by the president before hand or are we in for a surprise in a few hours away is going to tweet something completely different. well that's very much a possibility foley because we don't know that the secretary cleared his remarks or his commentary with the president before making this appearance on tuesday afternoon here in washington what is worth all pointing out though is that even though the president did say that it was quote unquote a waste of time to negotiate with the leader that he was calling rocket man in a number of a now infamous tweets the state department still has been sending its voice who deal with north korea. south korea to the region on a pretty regular basis in recent weeks to what continual can four ways of one trying to reassure the south koreans the japanese and others in the region that the u.s. will be there to help protect them from any north korean aggression but there is also still the fact that t

justin finch it hes here to telu what you need to know. >> reporter: tree caught fire burnt to the crisp. presents underneath completely damaged. and all of this caused by a very simple mistake. i want to take you to some video from earlier. we had two trees here at the consumer product safety commission. one tree was fresher, other one is older. both set on fire, perhaps a faulty wire or lights. the dry tree burnt to a crisp in less than 30 second. doesn't take long at all. another hazard here is can catch quickly too. we saw a men ora go up by the curtains. whatever you are doing, you want to pay attention to your decor, even if it's just watering your christmas tree. >> you first put the tree up enthusiastic about it, water it. but as the holidays wear on you may forget to water. remember to keep water and keep the tree moist every day. because when they dry out, they become a true fire hazard. >> reporter: that's right. you want to pay attention to your decorations, especially your christmas tree. this tree here was that fire, fresher greener tree, and as you can see the damage is mi

. >> kimberly: kimberly telus.> greg: aboard immediately. >> kimberly: i have to leave now. >> dana: i think "the new york times" breaking this story over the weekend was a coup journalistically. the fact that there is that secret program part of the defense intelligence agency. i don't care about space. i'm sorry to say that. i know you should. i don't care. i like space movies. i like pigs in space on the muppets. >> kimberly: that's not real. >> dana: i don't really have a curiosity about it. we went to roswell, new mexico, sometime during the bush presidency and i asked him on the way there, if you ever asked to have the roswell files brought to the oval office you could find out what really happened. he wouldn't tell me. he didn't even tell me. >> jason: do you like "star wars"? >> dana: no. not "star trek." >> kimberly: i prefer "star wars" to "star trek." >> greg: i am against all work, including "star wars" ." we have to figure this out. why haven't we heard from alien aliens? they already came. aliens alre

.>> reporter: thank you so much got telus about the program and how it will work in san francisco. >>blem and elsewhere but for san francisco 80% of our recycling centers are close down. we had 34 and now we have 7. there are many reasons, land values are high and the business has changed. under our outdated state law, once a recycling center closes down, all the grocery stores, including the small mom and paws -- pa's will be a burden. we need to craft a new innovative approach. maybe having mobile recycling. maybe it travels around the city on a set schedule. or we could have reverse vending machines where you put the bottles in and the money comes out for you. just letting our city try something new and relieving these small grocery stores of this obligation. >> so small businesses like you mentioned, they will no longer be required to accept those recyclables? >> yes, and provide information how you want to bring it in.>> before that they had to read in them or pay a fine.>> yes. if you are a small cramped grocery store and if someone comes in with that then you have to drop every

we've had many women and many sources and are reporting telus that they did raise their concerns aboutt lauer's conduct. of course nbc's statement said they were only aware of one claim, but i think they're referring to an official hr complaint and there being a paper trail. people raise concerns, they spoke to managers, and nothing was done. >> melissa: that's a really important part of this story for our audience to understand and it's a huge change that is happened. when something happened in the past, we would go in and talk to a manager, but your only choice was talking to a manager, talking to hr, or hiring an attorney. it could go on deaf ears, there could be retribution, or hiring an attorney could be really expensive. >> if somebody out there has a problem even if it didn't happen to them, they can talk to a reporter and you can investigate it. my question is, what has changed? in the past, if i had called and other reporter about setting that was going on in a network, that reporter would have been afraid to go with the story similar to what we heard about the weinstein story

. >> sandra: what is letting trump be trump, telus and a second sentence are two. >> david: it is about>> sandra: should he keep tweeting? >> david: one of the great things about bypassing the mainstream media, look what abc did. >> sandra: i set a sentence or two, that was a little bit more. we will be back tomorrow at noon eastern, here is harris. >> harris: big announcement ahead, a fox news alert. president trump on the verge of making that announcement that will mark a huge shift in middle east policy. and it is not without controversy. let's go "outnumbered overtime," i'm harris faulkner. all eyes on the white house, specifically the diplomatic reception room where president trump will announce at any moment that the united states will recognize jerusalem as the capital of israel. that will begin efforts to move america's industry there from tel aviv, a decision reversing decades of u.s. policy. a number of middle east leaders already expressing their outrage over it but the white house says the president will make a decision which he feels is in the best interest of america. pres