the u.s.a. watching closely for human rights violations or as for the president scheduled here in florida he plays golf again today. he's played every day except for christmas since he's been down here. also meeting with governor rick scott. the two are expected to discuss infrastructure projects in the state of florida and tonight the president, first lady, family and friends will discuss at the mar-a-lago club. trade to reaction now with with republican congressman will hurd on the texas house committee also a former member of the central intelligence agency. what is happening right now as they are watching these videos and realizing we might have a shot to see regime change inside iran? i think everybody is watching what the iranian people are doing in trying to show support for the iranian people. this is unheard of in the number of protests happening around the country is unlike what we saw in 2009. what we've seen with our friends trying to encourage our british friends, our french friends

the cab. olympic medalist mckayla maroney is suing u.s.a. gymnastics. she says the organization tried to cover up her allegations of sexual abuse against former team doctor larry nassar. maroney received $1.25 million in a settlement a year ago and signed a non-disclosure agreement. dr. jon lapook has more on this. >> reporter: in the lawsuit, mckayla maroney accuses u.s.a. gymnastics of covering up sexual abuse by coercing her into signing the agreement. maroney first revealed the abuse in a twitter post two months ago writing that nassar's abuse started when i was 13 years old and didn't end until i left the sport. jon manly represents more than 100 girls and young women, including maroney, alleging sexual abuse by larry nassar. >> of course it's a cover-up. if you're not trying to cover it up, why are you asking her to be quiet? >> reporter: manly says u.s.a. gymnastics took advantage of maroney's fragile psychological state. >> they wanted to keep their dirty laundry quiet. they were willing the sacrifice mckayla's health and well-being and voice to

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committee three-year extension tied to border security to build technological infrastructure along the u.s.a. mexico border. support?a plan that you guest: i don't know all the details about that. in my estimation i certainly with some of the things that the senator is trying to accomplish. on one hapnd but on the other can down the he road as far as finding that legislative solution for these we have ple, i think the ability to do that right now and accomplish some of the things that i think most people like to see as far as increased border security and other issues. -- we are talking newhouse.essman dan 202-748-80 and 48-8001, 202-748-8000 202-748-8002 are the numbers. your calls an comments. the congressman is a member of -- projections committee appropriations committee and house rules committee. for those that don't exactly rules committee is explain your role and because it a lot of focus this week on the high profile bills. guest: the rules committee is the oldest standing committees. place where every single piece of legislation goes through authorizing or has to ations committee co

you think of china's surplus in trade. 68% comes from the u.s.a. if we say enough and we are not buying your goods anymore period, i would think they get the message. >> if the president had the authority to do that, which i don't think he does without congressional legislation, although china depends on our purchase for the united states for a ccia considerable part ofe economy, the two are linked together which is why i have never believed it could put us on our knees. the american business community is not going to sign on willingly to cutting sanctions on steroids to the chinese market. >> you are telling us that their bottom line profits are more important than their country? >> absolutely. they'll say pick on someone else. don't tax you or me. tax the fellow behind the tree. pressure on north korea, just not on me. >> it doesn't seem right. sometimes you need to make sacrifices. maybe it's time to sacrifice for the sake of the country. >> call in ahead of your show and ask them to cut access to the chinese market. >> i care about a nuclearized

and emphasized defense of the u.s.a.'s position supporting jerusalem recognizing jerusalem as the capital of israel and argued in her remarks that she believed peace and stability was indeed achievable however we've seen huge backlash in response to this announcement clashes have taken place there been calls for breaking of relations with the united states protests across the west bank many developments are taking place this decision is certainly causing a stir around the world. many thanks of course won't kill him open with the latest new york. now protests against trucks decision have been staged right across the world many people rallied in front of u.s. embassies in support of palestine and the street is burned american and israeli flags as well as posters of trump and benyamin netanyahu. and here are live pictures from a protest near the u.s. embassy in london an emergency protest called hands off jerusalem was told by various organizations including the stop the war coalition people there are holding signs that read

been named the capital of palestine interact contradiction to what we heard from donald trump of the u.s.a.'s position just a week ago where they said jerusalem an undivided jerusalem was in their mind the capital of israel that extraordinary meeting came as fifty seven leaders the muslim countries across the world continents met together at that meeting seems by to us president to want that we also heard them condemn that pronunciation by don't will trump and they called on all the nations of the world to recognize east jerusalem as being the capital of palestine we also heard from the palestinian leader mahmoud abbas he said he would now go to the e.u. knighted nation security council meeting to ask for full membership for palestine. will go to the general assembly regarding the membership of his row because it's not in line with international resolutions we will also go to the peace and security council to consider the question of palestine's full membership we also heard at that oh i see meeting that they believe that the usa has lost its ability to be a peace broker an honest broker b

then finally, after the "u.s.a. today" article, we requested and accredited third-party look at the problem at our v.a. facilities because the previous reports from the obama veterans affairs inspector general failed to identify these as problems. they denied it. just like any bureaucracy, they don't like someone looking over their shoulder. so they said they were not going to allow a third-party accompany, the v.a. to look into the problem you have. some people are not aware of this, in the senate when there's someone who's nominated, we can put a hold on them and not allow them to go through confirmation, at least for a long period of time. at that time the president, our current president, had nominated a person to be the, the attorney general of that, of the veterans administration. we just put a hold on him until they agreed to allow someone to come in and monitor the evaluation that the v.a. was doing of their own bureaucracy in oklahoma. and that worked except the problem with that is that was just a onetime a

mummers were voted the number one holiday parade according to a poll by u.s.a. today. they beat out detroit's thanksgiving day parade and baltimore's christmas parade for the top spot. the report noted the mummers fancy brigades, the garish costumes, comic skits, fancies , a show of shows along broad street and the pennsylvania convention center is the best holiday parade. >> do you think they also, talk about what happened on north two street. >> i don't think that was included. >> okay. >> okay, coming up on this christmas morning it is a philadelphia christmas tradition, alex. >> karen's taking her family to dickens village in macy's for the first time. >> that is right. >>> plus we will have sounds of the season when this christmas addition of "good day philadelphia" continues, merry christmas, >> you know, my mom used to say oh, mike you little dickens. >> really. >> when i was acting up like on christmas morning. oh, mike quit being a little dickens. >> you you you would act up on christmas morning. >> sometimes, i was a weird child. a holiday stapel in philadelph

. >> reporter: girl scouts of the u.s.a. have a new message, girls don't owe anyone a hug, not even during the holidays when surrounded by family and friends. >> we always want to help girls trust their gt. >> dr. andrea bastiani archbald says the conversation was driven by the increasing number of stories on secretaries ult misconduct allegations by high profile men. recently girl scouts posted an article on its parenting advice page outlining the importance of setting physical boundaries saying telling your child that she owes someone a hug, either just because she hasn't seen this person in awhile or because they gave her a gift can set the stage for her questioning whether she owes another person any type of physical affection. >> for people who might look at that and go it's just a hug, yes, it's not a big deal. and it's not a one-to-one. i think some people take things very literally. girls have the decision making power around how they demonstrate affection. >> when i came out with it, in the right time. >> dr. lakeesh

measure of that index as oppose to the bay area. >> but the u.s.a. urban index. >> right. >> okay. shall we call -- do we need to call for a vote? or does the board want to take this without objection? all right. we can take this item without objection. thank you. next item. >> thank you. >> item 11 action item presentation of a june 30, 2017 report. >> thank you. this item is required for our financial statements and i was able to provide this to our accounting department and auditors it was hot off the press. now it's before the board for you to approve and if you have any questions, kiran is here to answer them for you. >> can we take this report, action committee? great. anyone like it mac a motion? no one wants to adopt this? we have a motion by commissioner driscoll. a second by commissioner bridges. are there members of the public that want to make comments on this 1234 can we take this item without objection? i see no objection. item passes. mr. secretary. >> thank you. >> thank you very much. >> secretary: presentation on fiduciary duties. t. >> as part of the recommendatio

to declare that at jerusalem is now the capital of israel from the u.s.a.'s perspective well that clashes in those clashes turned violent here in israel and in the palestinian territories on thursday israel security services clashing with locals there were reports of tear. gas of rubber bullets and even live ammunition being fired with more than one hundred palestinians actually being injured in those incidents now these really defense forces also launched two strikes in the last three days against what he says were how must targets in gaza now hummus has said that it did not. actually launch the rocket attacks which israel says it was in retaliation for in fact that's actually being claimed by another force but this is just an indication of this new violence that we're seeing here in this part of the world and that has led to see is from some israeli citizens about the tensions and the violence that could yet be to come. but we always have for you always looking around we we know that in jerusalem there's a lot of a lot of dangerous places i am around and i

filippi represents rhode island's thirty sixth house district which includes block island home of the u.s.a.'s first offshore wind farm something he and i are very proud of and that's where he and i are in neighbors stephen blake thanks for being here great to be with you to be here holland and and happy birthday plays the cat's out of the bag. state of pro fessor define unreasonable search and seizure. you know the word reasonable is what makes lawyers rich we go back to the constitution and really the the revolution itself was one of the main problems and things that the colonists were upset were with these general writs by which there could be unlimited searches and seizures so the government does need and has to have the right to some search and seizure however it has to be reasonable so what is reasonable and generally we require probable cause and a warrant so that's the the real shorthand basis in this particular case the carpenter case and some others there was no warrant this was just the government getting information spying in essence on people and using it against them all right

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in fact, if you google wealthiest counties in the u.s.a. , i challenge you to do that. take your smartphone, google wealthiest counties in the u.s.a. . look at what you'll find. the top three wealthiest counties in america are suburbs of washington, d.c. in fact, six out of ten of those counties are suburbs, counties adjacent to washington, d.c. montanans don't need to send an additional $700 million of their money back to washington, d.c. in fact, according to the montana department of revenue, nearly 99% of montanans will see a tax cut under the tax cuts and jobs act. on average montanans will keep approximately $1,600 of their hard earned money each year. more qoafer the tax cut -- moreover the tax cuts and jobs act repeals once and for all obama's poverty tax, the so-called individual mandate. this tax has systematically penalized the low income for not being able to afford health insurance. frankly, repealing this tax is one of the most compassionate things that we could do as part of this legislation. now, adding insult to injury, when you peel back what's going o

stand up next to you and defend her still today there ain't no doubt i love this land god bless the u.s.afrom the lakes of minnesota to the hills of tennessee across the plains of new york from sea to shining sea from detroit down to houston and new york to l.a. where's there pride in every american heart and it's time we stand and say that i'm proud to be on american where at least i know i'm free and i won't forget the men who died who gave that right to me and i gladly stand up next to you and defend her still today ♪ >> thank you. thank you. [cheers and applause] [chanting u.s.a.] [chanting u.s.a.] >> thank you, everybody.g. thank you. if you think this crowd is big. you should see right now what's outside. congratulations. hello, pensacola. what a place. right here on the emerald coast, right? the emerald coast we had a tremendous victory, didn't we in come on. w [cheers and applause] we are joined by many, many people in the military and great american patriots. thank you very much.h. you remember the campaign. i said let me begun by wishing each and evidence one of you a very merry

applause] and these creations will be branded with a very simple but very beautiful phrase made in the u.s.a[cheers] we have it in our power to build this future together, a future of patriotism, prosperity and pride. we all share one home and one glorious destiny. and whether we are young or old, i feel very young. do you feel young? whether we are from the city or the country, and whether we are black or brown or white, you've heard it before, we all bleed the same red blood. [applause] we all salute the same great american flag. [cheers] we are all made by the same almighty god. we are the nation that dug out the panama canal, won two world wars, put a man on the moon and brought communism to its knees. as long as we have the courage of our convictions, and the strength to see them through, then there is no goal beyond our reach. as long as we are true to our values, loyal to our citizens, and faithful to our god, then we will not fail. [cheers and applause] this is your land. this is your home. and it's your voice that matters the most. so speak up, be heard, and fight, fight, fight for

television distribution] announcer: today on "tmz" -- harvey: just like old times, lindsay lohan back in the u.s.aay. >> it's the music. >> for music? anthony: she still has to do a record. she's under a deal with one record left to do. harvey: if there's a statute of limitations, it should have run. >> you can see that record company's like, that's all right. harvey: that's ok. >> khloe kardashian was in santa monica and her disguise for being pregnant is above and beyond. harvey: what's the big reveal? anthony: they're saving it for their christmas card. >> this year, they'll all be pregnant. harvey: does rob get in the picture? >> he's holding his belly, too. >> jay z and beyonce celebrated jay z's 48th birthday. and decided it was the perfect time to do a photo shoot in the elevator. he allowed for the

mike: our product is still made in the u.s.a. for the quality and -- richard: and that's a very important part of the component of being a success in the drum business, is u.s. manufacturing. it's a great place to come from. when a kid gets down here and he's got all these brands to choose from, you want us to say, "but what you really want is the sjc." why? mike: i think the backstory of, you know, our artists that we have. why does tré cool choose sjc? slipknot used to play pearl. now slipknot's playing sjc. i've gone on tour with bands, whether it's imagine dragons or slipknot or green day. whoever it is, we could parlay that, have the band come in for kids to meet the band. richard: so you could get green day to play in our store? mike: him and i are great friends. i've been to his wedding. he came to my wedding. richard: wow. that is very cool. well, you know what? it's very exciting because all these companies that are represented here are huge, multinational, corporate juggernauts, so it would be a pleasure for us to help s

the national anthem. [cheers and applause] [chanting] >> u.s.a., u.s.a., u.s.a., u.s.a., u.s.a.dge allegiance to one nation, under god. our rights come from our creator, and no earthly force can ever take those rights away, and they never will. that is why my administration is taking power back from global bureaucrats and returning that power back to the american people, and you see it all the time. you see it economically, you see it at the church, you see it in every different way. we don't sing a global anthem. our troops don't wear a foreign uniform. and we will never surrender our rights to international tribunals. we won't do that. we proudly sing the star spangle panner. our brave troops fight and die nored, white and blue, and we protect and preserve the american constitution that we cherish. i've said it so often, my job is not to be president of the world. my job is to be president of the united states of america. yet, there are powerful forces yet, there are powerful forces in washington, trying to sabotage our movement. these are bad people. these are very, very bad

following suit and jeff flock going shopping with the sending rush on at any store anywhere across the u.s.a. now to lax and hillary vaughn. how is it looking there? >> hey, neil. it's calm despite it being what is expected to be the busiest travel day of the year. 107 million people triple a says will travel this holiday weekend. more people are hitting the roads and flying. to deal with the rush, we have a k-9 officer with me with his dog. we wanted to ask him a quick question about how he's monitoring the situation. >> we're here to keep the traveling public safe and protecting all the dangerous items that could be dangerous to the public. >> does the dog do better when it's a little busier or more calm? >> doesn't matter. works around people. checks the bags. the vehicles that are left unattended out there. >> neil, this isn't the only dog working today. a lot of passengers get stressed with the delays, so i want to introduce you to some therapy dogs here that help travelers as they're working through the security lines. security lines will be longer because the tsa says they have more m

god bless the u.s.a. they ever free to pay more to the government if they so choose.they can write a check to the treasury and they can pay more. they don't have to listen to the government's minimum suggestions in terms of tax bracket. they can pay 50%, 60%, 70%, 80%, 100% of their income to the government. that's their choice. >> judge jeanine: david clarke, what do you say to those that say it has a negative impact on the debt, that it's going to increase the debt? >> that stuff remains to be seen. here's the issue for you the president today. he has to get this economy going. he has already done that. this thing is going to pick up steam. >> . and if the democrats don't get out of way they will get run over by this robust economy. they are trying to throw wet blanket over this historic occasion it's not going to work. the american people sent donald trump. like i said the only person in washington, d.c. that has actually created jobs has been donald trump. he understands the role that the politics can play in either stifling an economy or giving it juice. so this

again so we can bring back that simple but beautiful phrase -- you've heard it before -- made in the u.s.a., right? i don't know if they have heard it, but you've heard it. [applause] our current tax code is burdensome and unfair. it's exported our jobs, closed our factories and left millions of parents worried that their kids will have less opportunity than the last. our factories have left. so many gone. they're all coming back. you see it ever before we do this. they're starting to come back. our country is starting to do really well again. as a country, we're being respected again. we're being respected again. i'm here today to tell you that we will never let bad things happen with respect to the economy of our country. we're not going to lose our businesses again like has happened over the last number of decades. america is coming back bigger, better and stronger than ever before. they'll see it and they're going to see the result. america isn't content just by getting by. america is about getting ahead, about finding the best in ourselves and in each other. we're reclaiming our desti

if i'm the only person in the world u.s.a. phone is not really valuable i can't call you. you buy a phone, you actually increase the value of my phone inadvertently or not even knowing because now it is useful. same thing with a social network. the first person on facebook lonely place, not much to do. all of a sudden 100 people you can share stories and pictures. maria: that's a good analogy. a billion people at the billion square. that all of a sudden the value gets exponentially greater and that is how we value bitcoin. money is a network. people believe in the u.s. dollar it has more value. people believed in bitcoin it has value. people believe in gold has value and that's a linear increase by definition the more people that get into bitcoin it makes it more valuable. when we take frameworks to bitcoin, it is misguided because it is a network. it is not a company. maria: we will be back with more from the winklevoss brothers when "wall street week" continues. >> welcome back to "wall street week" and more on the interview with the winklevoss twins. maria: have you sol

and these creations will be branded with a very simple but very beautiful phrase, made in the u.s.a.e have in our power to build this future together, future of patriotism, prosperity and pride. we all share one home, and one glorious destiny. and whether we are young or old, i feel very young, do you feel young? whether we are from the city or the country, and whether we are black or brown or white, you've heard it before, we all bleed the same red blood. we all salute the same great american flag. and we are all made by the same almighty god. we are the nation that dug out the panama canal, won two world wars, put a man on the moon and brought communism to it knees. as long as we have the courage of our convictions, and the strength to see them through, then there is no goal beyond our reach. as long as we are true to our values, loyal to our citizens, and faithful to our god, then we will not fail. this is your land. this is your home. and it's your voice that matters the most. so speak up, be heard, and fight, fight, fight, for the change you have been waiting for your entire lif

the word thrown u.s.a. election, is this a phrase that somebody would say casually, is there something more to this? >> what the white house says is she was not saying that russia threthrew the election to trump. the democrats are spinning it that russia threw the election to trump. that's what she said but it could be a misreading. it is clear from the e-mails that she was very concerned about the sanctions. and the trump team was upset about these sanctions. they saw them as a last minute grenade that the obama administration was throwing in their lap on the way out the door and it was a way for the obama administration to discredit trump's victory because the sanctions were in response to russia's meddling in the elections. and they're trying to box him in diplomatic clally so he can't improve relations with russia, and overall this is a big problem for us. he ends that with general flynn will be talking to the russian ambassador tonight. that -- her ameliorat e-mail iso sean spicer, reince priebus and tw

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father, head coach of the university of north carolina's women's soccer team and one-time coach of the u.s.a. women's team. >> brown: somehow tap comes from that? >> we all joke about it, because they both use their feet for their professions. both of them ave incredibly quick feet. >> brown: you got that gene. >> yeah. let's bring that here. >> brown: quick feet are certainly one requirement for tap dancing, but it's also clear that dorrance seeks diverse styles and personalities for her company. we watched her rehearse a duet with 22-year-old byron tittle. >> i met michelle when i was ten, at a tap festival, and i've just been taking her classes, and following her, kind of stalking her, since then. for me, there a push that michelle puts under you, and behind you, that doesn't feel forceful, it feels encouraging. my life was made because michelle asked me to do something this crazy, just full circle, it's really cool. >> brown: by contrast, 39-year- old nicholas young has known and danced with dorrance since they were teens. there's another obvious contrast: size. >> i think that's somethi

that i have been talking a lot about, that is specifically the doj's opposition to the u.s.a. liberty act. why is it so hard. why is a warrant requirement so difficult to deal with on your part when we understand the need to have exigent circumstances where things get looked at quickly. it's like the fisa court and this pro-process of obtaining things for foreign intelligence purposes stop terrorists are being rolled into more normal mainstream criminal investigations where traditionally there has been a need for a warrant. why is it so difficult to get a warrant? in many cases you can create the necessary probable cause and paperwork in a matter of hours if not minutes. there are judges on call 24/7 to look at these things. why is it such a problem and why are you all opposed to it? >> i believe -- i don't want to duplicate dr. wray's comments about this congressman, i wish, actually, you could join us in the department and see how we go about your work that would actually enhance public confidence. people see when things go wrong they don't see 99.9% of the keim as congressma

as a little girl, i would watch the miss u.s.a. pageant every year and dream of being one of those beautiful, successful, incredibly confident women. these dreams never included a man lining us all up to look us over like we were pieces of meat. these dreams never included a man coming into the backstage, hair and makeup area, while i sat naked under a robe, as he walked around looking at us like we were his property. before he moved into the dressing room. and these dreams certainly never included this same man becoming president of the united states. i have a new dream now. that this man will be held accountable for his actions and that future generations of women can fulfill their dreams without worry of anyone treating them like they are less than because they're a woman. thank you. >> good morning. my name is rachel. i think you're all probably familiar with my story. about 12 years ago, as a young receptionist in trump tower, i was forcibly kissed by mr. trump during our first introduction. mr. trump repeatedly kissed my chee

nomu said itr has had enough of its underdog status in the u.s.a ceo says he is open to hiring entire chasing new acquisitions. he warns the banks european staff is well below that of america's, and jobs could be on the line. betty: a warning. the u.s. property market enjoying a robust 2017. saysestate database zillow the entire u.s. housing stock increased by 6%, or $2 trillion. they gain in housing values is the fastest in 2013, when real estate was in the early stages of recovering from the recession. think about australia's housing boom may be over. further growth and prices could be stymied by a record household debt and poor wage growth. is inputy bureau chief sydney. james, what does this mean for the property owner in 2018 in australia? james: this is a topic in australia we like to call a barbecue stopper, it is a national obsession. what we have seen in the past year is the sydney market peak, and then it came off. that trend is likely to continue in the year ahead. there are mitigating factors. as you mentioned in your lead is the australian household struggling with a high