thank you, theo leggett.cerns about why way, because they have failed to address security concerns raised last year. —— huawei. look out for that next week. now, let‘s turn to the uk where brexit continues to pose multiple challenges for the country‘s firms. a new poll suggests it is seen as the most likely factor to limit business growth this year. but the study of small and medium sized businesses also found that younger owners were more optimistic about their growth prospects than their older counterparts. the poll by online giant ebay says those who were optimistic outnumbered pessimists by two to one. rob hattrell, vice president of ebay in the uk, joins us now. tell us a little bit more about what you found. at ebay we work with nearly 200,000 small businesses, entrepreneurial businesses in the uk. we surveyed a large portion to try and understand how they are feeling about this year and everything going on around them and how they feel about their business. and the optimists outnumbered pessimists by t

theo, thank you.ofits out today reporting a loss from last year saying it's been so challenging because of uk property values falling significantly. your‘re watching business live — our top story — donald trump has announced the us will delay an increase in tariffs on $200 billion of chinese goods set for march 1 a quick look at how the markets are faring . breathing a sigh of relief. in europe right now, all of them are slightly higher as we start a new trading week. 45 minutes into the day in europe. now, caring for an elderly, ill or disabled relative can become a full—time job — add money into the mix and it can all get really complicated quickly. often, local authorities are not much help because many can't keep up with the increasing costs or scale of care. in the uk alone, two million elderly people have a care—related need and four million will need daily help by 2029 — that's according to a study by age uk and deloitte. well, supercarers, which was founded four years ago by brothers adam and

thank you, theo leggett reporting from the high court.y of the footballer emiliano sala has thanked the public for their support in what they say is "the most painful time" of their lives. a body pulled from the seabed in the english channel earlier this week has now been formally identified as the cardiff city player. the argentine and his pilot, david ibbotson, crashed into the sea near guernsey last month. attempts to bring the aircraft back to the surface have been hampered by bad weather. duncan kennedy is at bournemouth coroner's court. the news that this was the body of emiliano sala came from the coroner here in bournemouth. this is where the coroner is based at the town hall behind me. that was followed this morning by this very sad tribute by members of his family, who say they are in great pain as a result of learning it was his body, and also that they mourn, in their words, their son. they also added that their thoughts are with the family of david ibbotson, whose body has not yet been found. although emiliano sala died along

theo, thank you.im chief executive david jenkinson, they have announced he will take on they have announced he will take on the role permanently, his predecessor had a pay package of £75 million. well, that's a lot of money, quite a lot of pocket money. 0n the website, plenty more news including this. i wanted to show you this, not only because it's a beautiful picture of a blue sky but it's about scottishpower announcing an investment of £2 billion in clean energy in the uk. that, and plenty more business news on the website. your‘re watching business live — our top story — the tesla boss elon musk is in hot water over a tweet about projected production figures. he's accused of violating a settlement with us authorities — and could face contempt of court proceedings. a quick look at how the markets are faring . today it's all about the ftse100 which is down, it has recovered a little, it was down over 1% after the opening of trade, just after 8am and you can see down by 0.9%. now, let's get the insid

topping the agenda as opportunity union leaders meet and address africa our correspondent visits on the theo be in refugee camp and asks what the future holds for people there also coming up. hungary's time minister viktor orbach sets out to fix the country the climate birthrates one time gary and lament have more children and says migration is not the answer to take. place. on a call for like welcome to the show. leaders from across the african continent are in the capital addis ababa for the annual african union summit rwandan president paul kagame in who's the outgoing head of the a u has been pushing for the body to expand its powers is just passed on the baton to egypt and president abdel fatah sisi who will lead the block for the next year the main focus of this year's summit is involuntary migration to africa is home to a quarter of the world's refugees and ethiopia has become the continent's second largest host or displaced people. some four hundred thousand of them are in the gum ball or region w's funny fish are visited a refugee camp there please be advised that some viewers might

fighting over there continues more than two million people fled to neighboring countries like you theo people but this country produces hundreds of thousands of this place people all the it's own do after the clashes violence droughts and flooding so what's the perspective for refugees here . it's the o.p.'s become africa second largest refugee hosting country in the gambell a region refugees number almost as many as ethiopians about four hundred thousand like this camp is home to sixty thousand traumatised truckies who fled fighting in south sudan. when the war erupted in south sudan children were set on fire and many others were abducted. the soldiers even killed blind people. people were forced to eat dead bodies and have sexual intercourse with family members the boys were forced to have sex with their mothers. this trauma will not be forgotten. in the bed room and her family feel safe in this camp it's supposed to be a temporary home but they've been here for four years already without permission to work outside the camp she fears the future looks dim. and. when my husband was in

second largest host for displaced people some four hundred thousand of them are in the region any theo did abuse funny for charge visited a refugee camp there a warning that some viewers might find this report disturbing. we are traveling through a beautiful but dangerous region needed so sudanese border in the impoverished lowland of ethiopia lies a hot bed of conflicts among different ethnic groups. behind me that's all sudan a young independent nation but the fighting over there continues more than two million people fled to neighboring countries like you but this country produces hundreds of thousands of displaced people all the its own athlete clashes violent droughts and flooding so what's the perspective for refugees here. if you become africa's second largest refugee hosting country in the region refugees number almost as many as ethiopians about four hundred thousand like this camp is home to sixty thousand traumatised refugees who fled fighting in south sudan. when the war erupted in south sudan children were set on fire and many others were abducted. the soldiers even killed

of the nickel froehlich welcome to the show leaders from across the african continent are in the theo be in capital addis ababa for the annual african union summit. rwandan president paul kagame a who is the outgoing head of the a u has been pushing for the body to expand its powers he's just passed on the baton to egypt and president abdel fatah sisi who will lead the block for the next year the main focus of this year's summit is involuntary migration africa is home to a quarter of the world's refugees and ethiopia has become the continent's second largest hose for displaced people if you want to country some four hundred thousand of them are in the gum baler region d.w. is funny such are visited a refugee camp there please be advised that some viewers might find this report disturbing. we are traveling through a beautiful but dangerous region needed so sudanese in the impoverished lowland of ethiopia. battles conflicts among different ethnic groups. behind me that's all sudan a young independent nation but the fighting over there continues more than two million people fled to neigh

our correspondent visits any theo be in refugee camp and asks what the future holds for people there also coming out. hungary's prime minister viktor orban sent out to fix the country's the climbing birthrate he wants from gary and women to have more children and says migration is not the answer. plus a russian island under siege by polar bears officials a clear state of emergency as the bears enter residential areas but the real crisis is the state of the climate. i'm nichelle frolic welcome to the show leaders from across the african continent are in the capital at its abba for the annual african union summit. randon president paul kagame and who's the outgoing head of the view has been pushing for the body to expand its powers is just passed on the baton to egypt and president abdel fatah sisi will lead the block for the next year the main focus of this year's summit is involuntary migration africa is home to a quarter of the world's refugees and ethiopia has become the continent's second largest host for displaced people. some four hundred thousand of them are in the baler region

as i mentioned earlier the african union summit is getting underway in the theo capital addis ababa and forced migration is a big topic of the agenda correspondent for e i guess nicole lesko is covering that meeting and joins us now for more maria thanks for being with us so according to the united nations sub-saharan africa hosts more than a quarter of the world's refugees what's being done to address their needs. so first of all it's important to understand that a very big number of refugees are actually displaced in their own country africa is host to more than eighteen million internally displaced people who are considered to be the most vulnerable population so the chairman of the african union commission actually just earlier stressed the importance of addressing the root causes of the displacement of the majority of the conflicts in the region as well as increasing copulation at the continental level just with which this time it's supposed to do by creating african humanitarian agencies but just now run this got me handed over. to see and human rights organizations have already v

i also want to take this time to acknowledge the last time i was here, theo miller was sitting with me. unfortunately, his father passed this week, so he is out of town with his family. so just want to acknowledge him and the work he's been doing. he initially started the work and leading the effort, so he is sorry he couldn't be here with us tonight. really grateful, thank you, president cook for the invitation and the opportunity to present. i will try to move quickly through. the three things that i really want to highlight and i hope we will -- a lot of what has been said tonight, i do think if the commissioners and the district would leverage the work of the mbsk, we could be a lot of support. with the youth specifically, they've been at some of the schools. we'll talk about equity ambassador, they've been leading workshops and training and facilitating discussions around racism and discrimination. we could be in the better partnership. working with our partners, road map mission to peace. working with black to the future. phoenix project, those are focused culturally and led by t

a little breezd and c outside. 20s in theo suburbs t 30s around town. you don't have anything to worry about today. sunshine and afternoon highs today up near 40 degree there's the leading edge. you know it's going to be trouble for us. there's snow in mississippi and alabama this morning. there's enough c id air place to begin as all-snow tomorrow. snow totals are hard to predict in an event like this. it might be three t inches in one minute and back to an inch or two. there's the arrival tomorrow of snow during the day. it's snow during the morning and the afternoon. by 2:00 and 3:00, there's the ov chan line along i-95. that change gradually takes place everywhere. but it will not be a pleasant day for travel. expect widespread delays and consolati cancellations for schools and businesses. a big mess tomorrow. that ends thursday morning, thursday afternoon and friday will be with temperatures in the 50s. and guess what, melissa, a chance f more rain on the weekend. >> a lot of things coming up. inner loop, mt. vernon. left se and right side block by

you have theo slow down and app the pressure to the breaake.ext have dry weather. we get more rain chances, ay. i don't see any big storm for us but we're looking at another quarter to half inch at this point. >> we should be up at 3:00 a.m. >> thanks. >>> up next, devastating plane crash in orange county. investigators releasing new information about the moments before this plane fell from the sky and crashed into this neighborhood. stay with us. ♪ ♪ with the chase mobile app, jason wu could pay practically anyone, at any bank, all while putting on a runway show for new york fashion week. ♪ ♪ he could. or, he could make it even easier - and set up recurring payments to his neighbor. for cat sitting. (meow) whoa. you've groomed her, too. (cell phone vibrating) and now she's ready for the catwalk. life, lived jason's way. chase. make more of what's yours. and killed five people. witnesses say they saw the twin engine cessna, break apart >>> new details about a plane that crashed in orange county and killed five people. witnesses say they saw the twin engine break ap

kate for her leadership the office of community investment in infrastructure and also where is theo theos here. oh right there in the front video thank you so much for working with the residents you've become a fixture in this community and i know they all appreciate your work in your support on this project. i want to thank the california department of housing and community development for their investments thank you so much for supporting this project. you know it's difficult to get state money so it means a lot to have you here today. the developers of this project people i've worked with for so long that jon stewart company and i know john stewart is retired but he is still act kind of retire. not really okay well john thank you for not only supporting this project but the work that you've done all over the city. thank you all so much for your hard work. the baby hundreds point ymca they're going to be the providers and helping with services here and the san francisco department of health so that we could provide not only incredible facilities but we want to make sure we provide incr

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months ago, cohen pleuilty to making false statents to congressional investigators about theo negotiations t build a trump tower in moscow. a judge sentenced him to three years in prison. on wednesday, cohen wl testify publicly. >>> today, democrats in the house are expected to pass a resolution, blocking president trump's national emergency declaration. at resolutio would go to the senate where it faces an uncertainfuture. veral republicans would need to break for their party to pass and go to the president's desk. if that happens, the president >>> a top financial adviser to ope francis will begin his sentencing hearing tomorrow. a jury cvicted cardinal george pell of molesting two choir boys 1996. pell is the most senior church ever charged and o convicte child sex abuse. he faces up to 50 years in prison. last week, pope francis defrocked former cardinal and archbishopshf gton, theodore mccarrick. >>> right now, police are investigating a case of anti-semitic vandalism at a playground i falls church. it was at mt. daniel on oak street. fabric was cut. one of the cuts was an the shape s

he needs cash but i suspect theo banks will pen tomorrow and he'll be able to g out. >> each of the ten charges carries up to 7n years prison. the sentences could be served consecutively making it possible for him to receive up to 70 years in prison. >> new at 11:00,harles barkley is blasting actor jussie smollett. smollett is charged with filing a false police report in chicago after he said he was the voftim hate crime. tmz sports caught up with barkley in atlanta where he was attending a birthday party. barkley says smollett is a great talentwh but criticize he did. >> he did great injustice to the gay community. he did great injustice to the llack community. and that's not ct all because every person out there who is black or gay know how difficult it is to be successful and he did immeasurable damage to us plain and simple. >> he maintains that the attack did happen and it wasn't a ax. police say smollett planned the attack because he was not happy with his salary and wanted to promote his career. >>> right now the oscars after parties are just gting started. hollywood honoring the

local congressional lawmakers told us, they arene concerd that the president made no ref reerence to theo wos ere furloughed. >> i didn't hear reference to federal gesernment emplor contractors who suffered through the longest shutdown in histo due to president trump. >> you would never know that 800,000 federal workers and an equal number of contractoy ems were furloughed for 35 days, losing two paychecks. >> he can't say anything good aboutederalorkers unless he lies to them. >> rublicans do not appear to have an appetite for shutting down the government again. the deadlne for a agreement on border security is next friday. >>> happening today, the president's nomin for attorney .eneral may take a step closer to being confirm the senate judiciary committee will vote on the nomination of william bo william barr. democrats are accusing barr because he said heou release all of robert mueller's report. theommittee is expected to approve barr's nomination and will go to the full senate for its consideration. >>> a principal has been placed on leave following an altercation with a student. it

ofe comes after fighting with congress over funds he wanted for a border wall, a battle which led to theoovernment shutdown in government history. now he says he is money elsewhere, drawing sharp criticism from democrats and even some republicans worried about the legal footing. our north america editor jon pel reports. >> ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states. jon: donald trump had an unpalatable choice. having not got a deal with congress, he was either going to have to admit failure all with mexico, his signature campaign pledge, or have to go nuclear. hehose nuclear. this wasow a national emergency on the southern border. pres. trump: we are going to be signing today and registerin national emergency, and it is a great thing to do, because we have an invasion of drugs, invasion of gangs, invasion people, and it is unacceptable.h jon: w by relatives who had family members killed by illegal immigrants, the president rode roughshod over the powers of lawmakers to set budgets, and set up a confrontation with congress that he fully recognizes is likely to end upprn the c

. >> have to take theo steps t work on this. >> when one in five gun sales go throughun without a backg check, that's a problem. >> today, community members are eting with lawmakers on capitol hill. they're bringing 750,000 postcard messages for people w want universal background checks here in the u.s. >>> still ahead, a hmfres congresswoman under fire this morning. >> how she is responding to accusations of anti-semitism. >>> and the federal government cracking down on diety supplemen reynold's kitchens™ has eliminated plastic wrap frustration for good. to celebrate, award winner jeff russo composed the world's shortest victory song. [sfx: victory song plays] yes! this is the good stuff™ >>> you're watching news 4 today. >> welcome back.es a an democratic congresswoman is apologizing this morning for tweets that some are calling anti-semitic. >> congresswoman ilhan omar that has faced widespread condemtion for the tw she said that, it's all about the benjamins, mebaby. jewish lawmakers said they were disappointed, cited stereotypes about stereotypes and money. she said her intention w

are topping the agenda as african union leaders meet and that is out of our correspondent visit any theoand refugee camps and ask what the future holds for people there also coming up. in moscow on the march of solidarity for the woman who was the first to be charged under new laws and at reeling in rights up to that .

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but despi that interaction here, theo video als showed the officers later uncuffing the suspect forome reason. lch told police he believed an internet conspiracy theoryn hillary clinnd john podesta were running a human trafficking ring at the restaurant. take a look at this video and audio for the first time. we are get tng a chance listen to it. >> what are you d location here? >> regarding what? >> what weapons do you have back there? >> .38, ar-15. got a pocket knife in my right pocket. >> it is amazing how matter of factly they were having this on conver. welch drove all the way from north carolina to come to d.c. ito investigat his words. he fired his ar-15 multiple tis inside thatrestaurant, even pointing a weapon at employee in there. welch pleaded guilty to weapons charges. a judge sentenced him to four nyears in pri for that incident. doreen, over to you. >> all right, leon, thank you. a big story coming out of venezuela tonight. this time it involves one of the most well known spanish tv news anchored. e ramos. the univision anchor and his crew detained. our sister station te

our business correspondent theo leggett has details. it used to be thomson holidays.is is a business based in germany and with a significant operation in the uk. the problem is, the long hot summer, a hangover because of late bookings because of that. people moving away from the west mediterranean to the eastern mediterranean which has meant a lot of overcapacity in traditional markets like the canary islands. the pound sterling has fallen because of fears about brexit which has affected revenues in the uk. the basic problem for a company like tui is there is a lot of competition. people but colleges online and do not necessarily go to package operators. traditional package operators. traditional package operators are having to model by their business and focus on holiday experiences. it is not all bad news. if you look into the results the cruise business is doing very well indeed. it is the airline is not doing so well. tui has six airlines. parts of the business are doing well. people like to get on a boat and go to the sunshine. they seem to. tui warned us that th

at theos cars, they have goodie bags for the guests, fancy cool things they get out. richest, fanciest people in the room and they're rushing to the table. what are you doing? you're a millionaire! you have everything! yes, everything and a netflix blanketed! ( laughter ) lady gaga kicked my ass because i grabbed something before she could get heifer hands on it. okay. it was her oscar. but that's not the point. everyone loves free shit. finally, news coming out of my home country, south africa. like much to have the developing world, my country has been targeted by con men out to make a quick buck and one of the scams is traveling preachers who try to get donations by performing quake mir is also. you might be like trevor, how do you know the miracles are fake? watch this clip and you tell me. >> in this viral have it owe, a man dressed in white is seen lying in a coffin. the pastor prays for him. he lays his hands on the man. then the alleged deceased sits up and looks around, seemingly surprised at what's happened, with those around him celebrating. ( shouting ) >>

detectives say smollett and theo brothers by phone directly before, after, and in the days following the ruse. >> he wanted abel to aack him, but not hurt him too badly. >> reporter: the actor claimed the racist, homophobic attackers yelled "this is maga country." >> how do you not believe that? it's the truth. >> i think that's horrible. >> reporter: the president who at first sympathized with smollett tweeting today, what about maga millions of people you insulted? the actor's legal team writes in part, mr. smollett enjoys presumption of innocence. we intend to conduct a thorough investation and to mount an aggressive defense. >> what is justice in your eyes? >> absolute justice would be an apology to this city that he smeared -- >> reporter: jussie smollett's e head shot not the one he wanted splashed in headlines. g tonight the actor tradinthe red carpet for a perp wami guel almaguer, nbc news, chicago. >>> i'm hema ellis. jussie smollett's allegatis prompted a torrent of support. >> who the [ bleep ] would make sothing like this up? >> reporter: but now there's concern the charg

our business correspondent theo liggett has the latest. what are we hearing?n day went into administrationjust might recall a ten day went into administration just after christmas, bad christmas trading period but this came at the culmination of a long period of decline the company which sells a lot of physical goods like cbd -- dbds which sells a lot of physical goods like cbd —— dbds and cds, but this business is declining because people prefer business is declining because people p refer to business is declining because people prefer to buy online and stream. sunrise records has a history in this, it went from being a very small chain in canada to being canada's largest chain by taking over hmv canada which like the company he was owned by hill call. it's trying the same trick again but why? the business strategy that the owner of sunrise records is trying to put in place is to make a chain of stores act more like a lot of local stores. giving better customer service, catering for a local paste, encouraging people to use final, that kind of thing, a differe

all of theo much to executive board members, the luncheon planning committee, for the invitation.ave been a part of asahl since i was a graduate student many years ago. it is truly an honor to stand before you today. i only have a few minutes, which is hard for me as a long-winded professor and a church girl but i will try to do what i have never seen before, which is say something quickly and be out of your way. published inletter the chicago defender in 1917 began, "i am writing to ask a favor. i am a girl of 17. school has just closed. now i feel like i ought to work. " she reflected on her life in louisiana. the young woman whose name is not known to us, went on in the letter to explain that there is not a thing for me to do. onlyages in louisiana, $1.50 a week. while her mother and father tried to do all they could to provide her a good life she felt the best way she could help her family and to improve her situation was to leave all familiar to her and migrate to chicago, to try to find, as she put it "a good, quiet ways to stay and a good job." in that same year, a 25-year-

more polarized after a series of murders of people who were critical of islam particularly filmmaker theo van gogh fifteen years later do you think the dutch society has been able to find a proper balance between the religious and non-religious expression well unfortunately things are not go in the right direction at this moment in the netherlands and not only in the events and the rest of western europe to see the far right and for intolerant political parties are growing i think that it's a great concern. because some minorities in europe in the netherlands for example the jewish minority the is the muslim majority they are both on their attack on. this very thin layer of tolerance that we are supposed to have in the in the netherlands as it's fading away in the ferry for. we foster way and this is a great concern definitely and we know all that. long ago sixty eighty years ago we had the same situation then about the jews and no the muslims or the muslim minorities in the same position that basically and it's worrying and yet you as a representative hope that the muslim minority has be

how the president is, like, i haven't been following the storks i was too busy watching spike lee at theosthink about how crazy this is. there's a member of trump's cabinet who helped a billionaire sex offender sweep a scandal under the rug and this story is it flying almost snreet complete under the radar because there's another billionaire having a different sex scandal at the same time also in florida. yeah. i'm talking about new england patriots owner robert kraft. ( audience reacts ) he's famous for leading the pats to six super bowl rings but turns out there's another kind of ring he may have been involved. >> in new england patriots owner robert kraft officially charged with first degree solicitation of a prostitute in flav. >> the charges come as part of a much larger crackdown on illegal sex trafficking. >> on two occasions kraft slits add prostitute at this shopping center massage parlor 20 miles from his west palm beach home. >> trevor: i'm sorry. this story is so insane whamplet you doing paying for sex in a strip mall in florida? you own the patriots! you could walk into my st

shrapnel hit his mother killing her instantly i thought that it would give him so you know some akin to theo you were fishing that's how you appear . when witness testimony comes from gaza. people in israel do not believe. and in a sense words and images need to work together to create a case to show what has happened. the people that suffer the consequence of that violence instead of running away they're recording things you know sometimes risking their own lives to do their post it online we went to all the arab language. social media website and and took all the images that we could but if you just look at them if you can understand nothing in order to compose a narrative you need to look at the relationship between the images in space and time. it shows us all the elements of the story out there. the crews little witnesses are telling the truth. and. by looking at the shape of the film we were able to say that just for two graphs are describing the same event and by creating those connections we're able to trace back or give a timestamp to photograph that might not have any indications o

we stand with the venezuel venen people and their noblque for freedom, and we condemn theo brutalitf the maduro regime, whose ocialist policies have turned that nation from being the wealthiesin south america into a state of abject poverty and despair. ( applause )it here in the states, we are alarmed by the new calto adopt socialism in our country. ( booing ) america was founded on liberty and independence and not govement coercion, domination, and control. ( applause ) we are born free, and we will stay free. >> yo u.s.a.! u.s.a.! >> tonight, we rnew our resolve that america will never be a socialist country. ( applause ) u.s.a.! u.s.a.! u.s.a.! one of the most complex set of challenges we face and have for many yen ars is ie middle east. our approach is based onci pre realism, not discredited theories that have failed for decades to yield progress. for this reason, my administration recognized theue capital of israel and proudly oned the american embassy in jleeru s applause ) our brave trove now been fighting in the middle east for almost 19 years.an in afghanista iraq. nearly 7,

. >> a jury in new york found theo guilty. cameras were not allowed inside of court room but he stared a the jury straight faced. he trafficked drug over the course of more than 2 decades. he is facing a possible sentence of life in prison. >> the san francisco giant are preparing for the up comes season with changes to the ball park. and our cameras were rolling as they removed old signs so new signs could go up. oracle signs were put up for the home opener. >>> preparing for the possible strike as the school district develops it's back up plan in case teachers hit the picket line. >>> more on the controversy that could lead to a district changing it's name. >>> breaking news of what is happening in san jose, a rescue is under way, members of the search and rescue team in the process of rescuing a person from the water, the person is said to be okay, and we are right up above here in lone bluff and coyote creek. heavy rains are on the way today and water is rushing but must better to get this taken care of now. we will stay o

if he wants to go up that 50 percent but in this case build the wall appeals to theo base or those who could be doing so much better if he 's. jesse: so also a phrase used constantly by the left and the right is collusion but also the witchhunt. >> this is a pair and a simple witchhunt. . >> witchhunt. >> the russian witchhunt. >> the witchhunt going on forever. >> zero collusion. >> no collusion at all. jesse: okay. collusion and the witchhunt? . >> i don't think most americans even knew what collusion was until one year ago so this is good for the vocabulary. but the issue is they put politics over people. if i were advising him on this i don't have a better word than witchhunt. jesse: you think that's the right phrase? . >> for what he tries to communicate that is best because we all understand when something is unfair and improper. jesse: the democrats like to say there will be a green new deal playing off of the old fdr phrase to add green in front of it. how is that working? it's just be getting. p >> it's working well we did a survey and 80 percent of americans thought it was a

this is theo, which is theo pat tra lee, the queen of the vineyards.l me who else. >> the mcbride sisters brut rosi. we have p her rareo, which is a san francisco and realtor and wonderful woman. we have two of her varietals and then e nut honey wine which is a local wine based out of east oakland and they are -- they have two varietyals as well and they are all over. that's a nice pour. >> i'm giving you a nice pour. this is why i can't go to the event because i'll be done with the wine in a minute. tell me, in terms of drinking wine, the other thing you said to me was so interesting is that a lot of people come to this event and they are not wine drinkers. they are one of those people like, what am i smelling, what am i tasting? i don't like wine. i'm not a wine drinker. a lot of those folks who started with you in this event way back now are part of wine clubs. what do you think brought them in? >> the about it is again having that personal story of the wine maker and being in a space where it's not intimidating. what black wines is all about is mak

age out at theo age of 18 will have had an adverse interaction with the criminal justice system by theime they are 19 years of age. is a most it statistical given that their lives will be taken advantage. trafficked, abused, that they will end up living in poverty as will their children. we are failing at a rate to a degree that we cannot afford literally, financially or otherwise, societally, emotionally. we cannot afford it. it is 1% of our kids that we have the absolute capacity to resolve this. and at a fraction of the price of actually fixing it once it is broken at the bottom. the final thing i will mention that you alluded to, we talked about helping families. one thing i would challenge, not the surly disagreeing with you, but challenging the notion of, there are instances where the family, the biological family is not the best solution for the child. and the earlier and quicker and more definitively and permanently that is determined in the development of a child, the better for all concerned. this is something we can talk about. >> we agree. we think that at times, that the d

people have to believe in you as a producer and what you are is of theo them quality you say it is. what we spent time doing. hopefully it will get better next year. we think it will. we are the eternal optimists. >> what are these right here? >> those are persimmons right here. those are walnuts. how many commodities have come out of this? going to get this wrong. we always said it was between 275 and 300 different commodities we grow. you have the vegetable crops, the treat crops, the field crops, all of that -- >> labor -- >> that's another big issue. when you talk about the issues we will be facing as an end is the. the whole issue around immigration, the need for a sustainable workforce we can our crops, acess big challenge ahead. frankly, we would like to see a more sustained proper -- program, the more that we recognize the need for foreign agricultural workers on a regular basis. try to cut down the illegal problem, you know, it we shall illegal immigration when it comes in to work. essentially, that is what we are hoping for, a more sustained workforce. people are going to

ambassador to theo united n has withdrawn from consideration. r nauert, who previously worked for the state department, said the nomination process has grueling on hefamily. nbc news reports she failed to pay taxes on a foreign-born nanny. shhedid not disclose it when joined the administration. >>> this morning, we're learning more about a workpla shooting in aurora, illinois. look at the emotnal vigil held yesterday. five people were killed, including an intern. it was his first day on the job. six others were killed in that shooting. the suspected gunman was killed by police. >>> we are getting new information on a weekend shooting that made many think there was an active shooter. >> police arlooking for jamari hammond. they say he shot a man after getting into a fight another person. the pair did not know each otheo prior to theing. >> this was a targeted incident. it was a shooting at the mall, not a mall shooting. >> the victim is expected to be okay. >>> we're learning a student was attacked at a montgomery county school. this happened las