>> thorne: something i picked up in europe. >> brooke: oh, yeah?g else you pick up in europe? or should i say, anybody else? >> thorne: [ chuckles ] well, i am a forrester. nothing like my brother, but... sorry. >> brooke: don't be silly. >> thorne: look, i know you don't want to talk about the reasons you and ridge didn't get married in australia. it's because of something he did. and knowing my brother, it involved another woman. ♪ [ seagulls calling ] it just upsets me that he can't

the clerk: senate resolution 318 honoring the portland thornes as the champion of the national women's soccer league in 2017. the presiding officer: is there objection? without objection, the committee is discharged and the senate will proceed to the measure. mr. mcconnell: i further ask the resolution be agreed to, the amendment to the preamble which is at the desk be agreed to, the preamble as amended be agreed to, and the motion to reconsider be considered made and laid upon the table with no intervening action or debate. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. mcconnell: now, mr. president, i ask unanimous consent that when the senate completes its business today, it adjourn until 9:30 a.m. wednesday, november 15. further, following the prayer and pledge, the morning hour be deemed expired, the journal of proceedings be approved to date, the time for the two leaders be reserved for their use later in the day and morning business be closed. finally, following leader remarks the senate proceed to executive session and resume consideration of the zatezalo nomination. the presidi

defaulted on its debt the government debt currently amounts to one hundred fifty billion dollars a thorn in the side of the country's cash strapped socialist leadership last week the country's state owned oil company p.b.s. a reportedly made a crucial one point one billion payment on a bond now it was overdue and that triggered fears that default could follow venezuela's one of the world's largest export of oil but plummeting oil prices and mismanagement of crippled the country inflation has skyrocketed as a result it's currently at a staggering seven hundred and twenty percent the crisis has spread to all sectors of the economy one in four people and they're out without a job and food and medical shortages have become the norm. the bank note that symbolizes the magnitude of venezuela's economic crisis. only this month the country's president unveiled the one hundred thousand dollars bill it's worth about two dollars. only a year ago the one hundred dollars bill was the country's largest but inflation has skyrocketed the only thing growing in venezuela these days some jest is the number

reduction to car carbon emissions by twenty thirty otherwise car makers will face penalties it's a thorn in the side of germany's car industry already grappling with the fallout of the diesel emissions scandal. but the new plan also allows car makers to offset their overall target if low and zero emissions cars surpass the e.u. benchmark. taking a closer look at the country's auto industry the livelihoods of some eight hundred thousand people depend on it german carmakers produce fifteen million vehicles worldwide each year that amounts to around four hundred billion euros in revenue almost a fifth of g.d.p. . so it's hardly a surprise that german carmakers enjoy a rather cozy ties with lawmakers in the past efforts to get tough on regulation have been met with fierce resistance here's what the head of germany's automotive industry association had to say back in july. the odor misleading the wrong kind of political intervention could threaten the car industry. as long as politicians proposed guidelines instead of interfering with technology this sector will continue to succeed in the pas

there's a thorn stuck in your wing. - huh. thanks. that's much better!ing's fixed, you can fly fast again. - good thing, too. i've gotta be fast for the big race. - a race? what race? - like, only the number one flying race around. - it's the super sky race! - a super sky race? - let's check it out. switching to visor view. [visor beeping] ♪ all: whoa! - the super sky race is way up in the clouds. - it goes through floating rings, flying loops, and sky tunnels! - wow. that looks amazing. - i wish you could fly, too, blaze. then you can race with us! [falcons screeching] - we better hurry and catch up with the others! - oh, totally. we don't wanna miss the race. - see you guys! - adios! - bye! - bye, falcons! - good luck in the race! - wow. wouldn't it be great if we could be in that sky race? [falcon screeches] [blaze gasps] [falcon laughing] like you could be in the super sky race. you can't even fly. - um, who are you? - the name's thunder wing, and i've got something you'll never have. wings! [chuckling] with these beauties, i'm going to win the super

which californian is the biggest thorn in the side of president donald trump. u.s.dianne feinstein, senator kamala harris, governor jerry brown or state attorney general xavier bacerra. more of a multiple choice? the answer according to larry gerstin may surprise you. who is it? >> california state attorney general xavier bacerra. go figure. you may remember that the little-known democratic member of the house of representatives was appointed to the post by governor jerry brown last january after former state attorney general kamala harris was elected to the u.s. senate. and that is the background. >> why bacerra? he is relatively new to the post. he doesn't have name recognition. a lot of people don't know even how to pronounce his name. why bacerra? >> all good questions. as state attorney general bacerra is the state's chief legal officer. what does that mean? well, it means that he has the formal authority to sue on behalf of california citizens. and that includes the trump administration. now, here is another point. senators feinstein and harris are good. we kn

that said thorn in the side of the military jointer that seized power in twenty fourteen and a problem for its state coffers. if it were up to the government all this trading would take place in the regulated monitored context of organized markets some street vendors have already did. a good compromise between a chaotic street food stalls and the polish night knock it is a hearty time barbecue. diners help themselves to as much food as they can eat for around five euros then they cook off riot at their table to that taste. that's the only one tourists should definitely try more than their served in typical tourist rest comes the ingredients are fresh and properly cooked that's why everything here is very high jinks what you can but yeah good for you. i would recommend you do not go to the regular places like cows are all the worst places but to go into the site side roads we go there called choice and that's where you can buy the real thighs recode and you have something different in the buckeye. from herring filets to mass salmon carries this duck chef. and his colleagues get plenty o

the real thorn in the coalition talks was the christian social union.hey are facing elections next year. there's a huge power struggle. they were just so obstructionist. they weren't looking at german politics and political interests. they were looking at their own provincial interests. matthew: i think it is worth remembering that the ftp and the greens are pretty far apart. who won a lot of concessions during these talks, but the greens were basically in the 80's born out of opposition. they were never going to be easy partners. tactics,he various that really is the basic problem. he -- has said that judy: the greens and conservatives seem such unlikely bedfellows, but they do get on in one of the most important states in germany. the greens are still divided in any case. the conservatives moved extremely to the left in these negotiations. also.eens moved there was movement there, but the greens -- peter: for another word on fresh elections, i would like you to map out how long, if that is the avenue we go down, how long is it going to take before we

his flesh. >> it was marsh, brush, thick thorns, anything, i would get through it. at any cost. even if it cost me my life, at least i tried. >> toward morning, exhausted, he searched for a hiding place so inhospitable his pursuers wouldn't think to look there. he fell asleep in a mosquito-infested swamp. and when the sun rose and he opened his eyes -- >> i remember waking up and not smelling the aroma of the coffee that they had brewed or maybe the type of food, like fried rice. i didn't smell any of that. i smelled fresh air. i smelled -- i smelled freedom. >> at least for the moment. but where was he? >> at a point i couldn't keep going through brush because i didn't know my exact location. i had to keep walking, possibly get on a road. maybe i can find a different way. >> but there was danger because people might see you out here. >> yes. people might see me, yes. >> well, on this island, you don't know who's with them and who's not, right? >> right. >> but it was a risk he had to take and soon regretted. walking down the road, he heard a voice behind him. a man

this is been a thorn in your side for some months, how do you pivot back to health, and when? >> since i'm the guy who does the scheduling, with the exception of the repeal of the mandated to next year issue. if a short-term crisis with continued spiking of insurance rates. senator alexander murray have been discussing a bipartisan approach. honestly, i don't know if that will be addressed, we have our hands full as you can imagine. but it is possible some kind of short-term fix it could be stuck onto an omnibus. all i said is that i'm not going to bring up anything the president is not in favor of. you have to have a signature to make a law. but if he decides he's interested in a short-term bipartisan fix that will take a hard look at it. >> is a step back from these issues and not a huge surprise that tax cuts affects most people, would you step back from these issues and look at it historically, does it bother you we are continuing to try to connect big social and economic changes along partisan lines? >> it's a pretty partisan time. this is not your father's democratic par

he's accused of leaking unaired scenes from hit shows "game of thorns" when hbo refused to pay. it also included cast and -- >>> hulu is being sued saying -- an advocacy group for blind and impaired people is forcing hulu to provide -- it also complains that hulu's menus are incompatible readable by those used by the -- they're violating the america with disability's act. >>> citi bank will pay $6.5 million -- citi bank's financial practices for students taking out loans to makeover payments from 2006 to 2015. citi bank was also accused of improperly charging late fees and extra interest to borrowers who were actually eligible to defer their repayment. it hasn't been determined how many student borrowers will get refund and how much they're going to get. citi bank says it's happy to resolve the problem. >>> muni voted to ban marijuana advertisements on its trains and buses. many argue that marijuana companies should be treated the same as those who sale alcohol or tobacco. muni said they received complaints about pot ads from passengers. muni say advertisements paid for will sta

now i'd like to turn it over to peter roskam, who has been a lead thorne ways and means committee at helping make sure we can simplify this tax code so much that you can actually fill out over 90% of americans will be able to fill out their taxes on a postcard. that's what simplicity mean, not only having more money in your pocket but being able to do this eter roskam. mr. roskam: thank you, mr. whip. you notice that the children are becoming impatient with tax reform, she's become a table pounder, get me this action right now. what we're going after, we're directly attacking the status quo. the status quo of the tax code, the status quo of the internal revenue code is the problem. it's the few that benefit under the status quo. it's everybody else that basically feels crushed by this and overwhelmed by this and we act as if historically this is a natural disaster that we can't do anything about. it's not a natural disaster. the internal revenue code is a statute. it was created by congress and it can be changed by congress. and what you sense right now, the optimism here on this pod

first period, goaltender change and joe thorn shoots and scores. second period.donskoi to locagan court your and sharks go on to win it 3-1. pagano replaced how will it aeskt raiders. >> jack del rio wasted no time explaining his dismissive of defensive coordinator ken norton jr. yesterday. >> i just felt a change was needed. it wasn't easy to do. in fact it was very difficult to do. i really felt like that i needed to shake things up. >> assistant head coach john pagano will take over the defense. >> what i'm looking for at the end of the day for us is to play fast on defense. and weren't playing fast enough. weren't playing confident enough. >> raiders tied for fewest take away through ten games in nfl history with six and no interceptions. no team has ever gone eleven games without a pick. the players know the pressure is on everyone to turn things around. >> i know one thing nobody should feel comfortable because what i'm watching is not good enough. >> the irony is denver fired their offensive coordinator mike mccoy and replaced him with former raider coach

it happened in the town of thorn ton. a suburb of denver. shoppers heard gunshots coming from inside the store. investigators haven't released detail ts about the circumstances of the shooting. but stha is not an active shooter situation. >>> police arrest a man for a deadly shooting which maybe linked to road rage. witnesses say two men were arguing near south ninth. and wyoming street around noon. one of the men went into a car, pulled out a shotgun and killed the other. one witness described what he saw to nbc10. >> he looked to see if he had damage and come around and put his hand in the air. and said some words. and the other man went and got a shotgun and one shot. right in the street. >> 36 year-old thomas is charged with criminal homicide. police aren't releasing the victims name. >>> a philadelphia teen fights back against an attacker. the man in this video knocked on the 18 year-olds door. monday. he said he was from verizon. the victim says he walked inside, exposed himself and began assaulting her. she got away and grabbed a weap

israel has been a thorn in the side of a number of middle eastern states for what feels like forever singled out and attacked it was just a fact of life. we are freezing all the forms and levels of communication between the israeli enemy and any arab countries while until israel is going ahead with its crimes against the arab people of palestine and lebanon taking advantage of the silence of countries worldwide. yes should i live in the world is witnessing the reality and the nature of the israeli occupation the cruelty and barbarism of this race is regime committing war crimes and crimes against humanity just a few years ago the idea of saudi arabia and israel getting into bed together would have been shocking to say the least but now they look to be on the same page or the times they are changing and whispers of growing ties between israel and the arab world are getting louder respect the other sides wish when ties are developing whether it's we saudi arabia or with other arab countries we are willing to exchange information with moderate arab countries including intelligence infor

israel has been a thorn in the side of a number of middle eastern states for what feels like forever singled out and attacked it was just a fact of life. we are freezing all the forms of communication between the israeli enemy and any arab countries. israel is going ahead with its crimes against the people of palestine and lebanon taking advantage of the silence of countries worldwide. yes at that island the world is witnessing the reality and the nature of the israeli occupation the cruelty and barbarism of this race is regime committing war crimes and crimes against humanity just a few years ago the idea of saudi arabia and israel getting into bed together would have been shocking to say the least but now they look to be on the same page all the time they are cool so the motivating factor for these are likely bedfellows is iran's and the fear of tehran's growing influence in the region is so strong that it has even elbowed aside the question of palestine it's quite obvious that the saudis would consider today that the major threat in the area is the iranian and that's why they were

. >> just say the name pittsburg penguins and caps fans, we cringe, a thorn in the side for so long for the caps as the renew their rivalry tonight downtown at capital one arena. my man is getting ready for the chilly conditions of caps were hot early looking sharp especially on the power play, john carlson with the goal, caps up 1-0. oshie with the deflection and th 1. they take out the pens tonight 4-1 the final. congrats to braden holtby, career win no. 200 in goal for the caps. >>> high school football playoffs, big one in maryland, flowers facing eleanor roosevelt and our chris williams were there. >> reporter: these two teams didn't need extra motivation going up against each other, especially roosevelt. the last time they faced each other, they lost. so they had revenge on their mind and a chance to end the jaguars' undefeated season. 1st quarter jaguars knocking on the door, muscles his way into the end zone from 5 yards out. jaguars 7-0. moving to the 2nd, jayden faulkner on the qb keeper gets it in, 12-7. roosevelt on top, but in the 3rd quarter is where things really change.

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. >> and thorning we are learning a lot more about the suspected gunman including his military past. to more on this we go to nbc's justice correspondent, pete williams. pete? >> reporter: philip, texas authorities with the help of fbi and atf are trying to find out why this happened. no idea yet, they say. several officials tell us they see no obvious connection at this point to international terrorism. some answers may come from a search of the home of devin patrick kelley, the man law enforcement officials tell us was the gunman. he lived in the rural area of comal texas, 35 miles from sutherland springs. people in the tiny town say he had relatives there, but authorities are only now beginning to look into his background. no criminal record, just traffic offenses. he served in the air force and was apparently dishonorably discharged. law enforce. officials say he fired an ar-assault type rifle. the question where did he get it. it is illegal for anybody dishonorably discharged from the military to have a gun. philip? >> many questions to be answered. pete, thank you. president tr

homeware and clothing has been a thorn in their side.e crucial sales period we are entering. and brexit talks, could we move onto trade talks, could we move onto trade talks in january? if talks, could we move onto trade talks injanuary? if these don't do well as we move into december, that could be off the cards and it could wear on sterling. theresa may talking to the confederation of british industry later today where she will be addressing them, and saying they need to approach this from a rational point of view. quite a tricky audience for her today. from a rational point of view. quite a tricky audience for her todaym isa a tricky audience for her todaym is a tricky audience but there seems to be more optimism, certainly in the city, compared to what it was a year ago. ubs saying they will not cut people out. deutsche bank signing a new lease for a london office. a bank of england warning a week ago saying 75,000 jobs could be on the move. ubs said last week that you have enough clarity now on regulation for them to be willing to k

prime minister within at one stage a prime minister within a coalition government here but has been a thornrobert mugabe. he has been talking to my colleague with his reaction to mugabe's resignation. we hope it opened the new trajectory for the country. rather than the mugabe culture. i am country. rather than the mugabe culture. iam hoping country. rather than the mugabe culture. i am hoping that the next leadership, even during the transition, must set a new trajectory where people are respected, and that the rule of law is respected. have you spoken yet to the vice president, emmerson mnangagwa ? will you endorse the vice president, emmerson mnangagwa? will you endorse him now as president? i have not spoken to him yet, but i hope that... he corrects the past. myself and him and others have to sit down and redefine the future. will you be pa rt redefine the future. will you be part of the next government? do you think there is a role for you within his government now?|j think there is a role for you within his government now? i cannot find that. i am not keen tojump to his government no

reduction to car carbon emissions by twenty thirty otherwise car makers will face penalties it's a thorn in the side of germany's car industry already grappling with the fallout of the diesel emissions scandal. but the new plan also allows car makers to offset their overall target if low and zero emissions cars surpass the e.u. benchmark. taking a closer look at the country's auto industry the livelihoods of some eight hundred thousand people depend on it german carmakers produce fifteen million vehicles worldwide each year that amounts to around four hundred billion euros in revenue almost a fifth of g.d.p. . so it's hardly a surprise that german carmakers enjoy a rather cozy ties with lawmakers in the past efforts to get tough on regulation have been met with fierce resistance here's what the head of germany's automotive industry association had to say back in july. the older mislead. the wrong kind of political intervention could threaten the car industry. as long as politicians proposed guidelines instead of interfering with technology this sector will continue to succeed in the past

is a thorn in the side of these discussions is ok so one of the things that developing countries want to be moving in this was what we need to do the action we need to do in the next three years because twenty twenty is the year of the faeries agreement but there's much to be done before this we've got some positive signals on that and that's important for the emission after twenty two and we know what countries put on the table that they want to do and it's not gonna help us move on the faster one point five degrees and so we want this ambition to be scaled up so solving the. twenty twenty issues is a good thing and countries got to a solution on that and also on twenty twenty we have the so-called. dialogue it's a process for countries to talk about the right people with fair aiming at a fair outcome three handsome visions postponed it's mandatory and this has led to . the national the term money it's called national determined contributions and to see just as far as this has been concerned we've got a lot of action outside of the conference itself so you can call initiative and you

. >> anthony: a flatland of cactus and thorns and misery and cannibals. >> peter: there was the indianshere was the lengua who, if you entered the country, you are good food. >> anthony: right. did the paraguayans ever see this as a utopia? >> peter: no. i'm sure not. what we have ahead is nueva bordeaux. >> anthony: wait a minute. that? >> peter: this. >> anthony: wow -- it's kinda not how i pictured it. doesn't look like bordeaux to me. >> there's nothing much left of nouveau bordeaux. i'm told a small museum of artifacts. the site where the only once briefly existed is now called villa hayes. >> guido: and the men who contracted them was given money for each settler. >> anthony: perhaps there was a communication breakdown somewhere and he might've told the paraguayans that, "i'm bringing you the finest farmers france has to offer." >> guido: right. >> anthony: and he might've told these frenchmen, "oh, they're gonna give you free property, you don't have to do anything. you'll live like kings, it's a land --" >> guido: possible. >> anthony: "just reach up in the trees and fruit and g

coming up for us here tonight, one republican thorn in donald trump as side now looking into presidentialpons. you got the stance.. but i wasn't really feeling it. you know what, i'm not buying this. you gotta come a little harder dawg. you gotta figure it out. eh, i don't know. shaky on the walk, carriage was off. randy jackson judging a dog show. i don't know dawg. surprising. what's not surprising? how much money lisa saved by switching to geico. wow! performance of the night. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis was intense. my mom's pain from i wondered if she could do the stuff she does for us which is kinda, a lot. and if that pain could mean something worse. joint pain could mean joint damage. enbrel helps relieve joint pain, and helps stop further damage enbrel may lower your ability to fight infections. serious, sometimes fatal events including infections, tuberculosis, lymphoma other cancers, nervous system and blood disorders and allergic reactions have occurred. tell your doctor if you've been someplace where fungal i

he had every reason to be a good fly and a thorn in the president's craw. president george walker bush. but he went away and made little movies that were factually inaccurate. however, he's not hillary clinton. >> here is the thing. i'm giving an example of somebody who didn't blah, blah, blah when he could have. >> al gore has made his issue climate change. after losing he didn't disappear. mitt romney didn't disappear. he gave a lecture on why we shouldn't buy trump steaks and wines. ken will is say difference between somebody who makes a movie and pretty much goes away, and somebody who hogs the spotlight and then this one time russia and wisconsin voting laws, and james comey is too tall and i'm a woman. >> al gore created a television station that had progressive programming. the larger points is this. i don't necessarily agree with hillary clinton. she can do whatever she wants. but as far as it comes to north korea. inaction is not an answer. we need to couple with veal solutions. with that being said, i'm not sure if the it in option should be the f

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baltimore, since the beginning of the war, has been a nuisance, a thorn in the union war effort. you have the famous riots in 1861 and this kind of dissonance that simmers from the top. wallace had been sent to baltimore in march of 1864 to keep a lid on that dissonance. but he is bored, like i said. he writes to his wife as the campaign season gets underway, soon will be heard the thunder of captains, the sound of the trumpets, and the shout, and i will not be there. almost like this guy writes ben hur 15 years later. ryan: so he is bored. and in that mindset is when john garrett arrived and knocks on his front door at the headquarters of the hotel and explains the situation. this is wallace's chance to come to the front. but wallace has got some problems. he has got some emotional baggage that he's bringing with him, because grant and halleck pretty much hate this man. we don't have a lot of time to get into it, but wallace had been part of grant's army in the spring of 1862. in the battle of shihloh. to this day, controversy rages, but on the first day of the battle of shiloh,

together and the ceo of broadcom might be able to settle disputes with apple, which has been the primary thornf they are able to put that together, it adds a tremendous amount of value to qualcomm and hence to broadcom, if it were to be acquired. emily: what about the price on offer? >> in so far is it possible that the ceo offers five dollars or $10 more to get the deal done? yes. from our deal perspective, he is pretty well leveraged to try to make the deal happen. at the end of the day, $80 a share people are angling for is a psychologically high price of the last five years, and hawk has historically not given into those higher-price demands usually and it might be a barter whether the transaction gets done at that price. emily: there has been a lot of consolidation in the chip industry, chart 5038 shows you how chip sales have been rising at their fastest pace since 2010 globally, and yet more consolidation than ever, fewer players. >> look, it is hard to compete out there if you are a small or specialized player. you are seeing a conglomeration of different technologies put together in t