richard emanuele, this is tony. tony: hey, rich. richard: hey, tony.nis: niva. niva: hi. niva. lemonis: when i first invested in mr. green tea, they were doing about $750,000 in sales. three and a half years later, they're gonna do north of $10 million. i brought tony so he can come up with a lot of new ideas and see different things. but what i also wanted him to do was to see that if he trusted the process, what could actually happen to his business. so i wanted them to learn about organization and how organized everything has to be, which has been... richard: we've been working on for years, back and forth, but... and i think we're getting there. richard: we're getting there. sometimes, you know, you need that person from the outside, because i think sometimes, we get stuck in tunnel vision. and you start to open your eyes and you do a little bit and all of a sudden, you know, people like it and you say, "wow. okay. this is really the way to go." lemonis: so i wanted them to see how a real creamery works. richard: right. lemonis: because i have gott

toni really hated her.i grew more and more and more, i don't know why, to tell you, but it just escalated. >> as kody told the d.a., it escalated to a fever that day and so he suggested, why don't you guys just talk it out? and toni agreed and said, she just wanted to duke it out with micaela, so i relayed the message to mickey and said she wants to fight it out and mickey came to the resolution and said okay. so mickey did get into a car with him, voluntarily. they drove around for a while, said kody, and they picked up toni and they all headed to the gravel pits and what did kody tell the d.a. about what happened there? well, it turned out, nothing because just then kody's attorney john olson arrived at the hearing and the two met, conferred briefly and kody stopped talking and changed his mind and rejected the plea deal and never told his story again and his statement was filed away, but olson who never disputed that kody was involved does have his own opinion about what probably happened at the gravel p

kody and toni would be together. >> she was everything toni wasn't. >> yes.osed a real animosity that toni had for micaela. >> right. >> no one's ever shown me any reason that kody had to hurt micaela, none. >> but toni? >> toni had reasons. >> was it possible she was the one that wanted mickey dead? that her big, strong boyfriend was just doing what she wanted? mickey's sisters remembered. >> toni used to get so upset if micaela was seen talking to kody and she would just yell and holler and say horrible things to micaela, you know. don't talk to him and call her every name imaginable. >> an intensely jealous young woman said d.j. >> he couldn't be around girls especially my sister, but he couldn't go do certain things. things and if one did what the other didn't like it was world war iii. >> and kody was, said christina, on a very tight leash. >> i must have been doing laundry or something and here kody came walking and said gotta go. i said you can't even talked to me? no, gotta go. she'll get mad. >> who was the driving force in that relationship? >> she

he met tony.he was working for canadian tv for a short period, and i'm going to read from one of his columns in the -- i love this -- the r. mc pelee are times artists. "it was now clear to non-was was going toa nang fall very soon. fortunately my friend tony hir ashiki came to us the day before. he told me news organizations were taking people out the next day and he would do his best to get us on that flight. he was true to his word. getting to that plane was another matter. early in the morning the total panic of perhaps 2 million people was palpable and contagious. at the airport there were many thousands of south vietnamese and no commercial flights. somehow, tony got us through that chaotic maze and aboard the flight to saigon. , people were hanging from the wings of our plane and at least one was seen crawling into a wheel well. there were bumps as we took off that i fear were not people -- that i hope or not people, but i fear were. vietnam was a profound .xperience i have far fewer creden

colleague because tony like to save himself i speak no known language but -- let me go to tony, onehe things which also said in the intro -- about that you said that this is a very important book for the americans to read because we tend to have national inclination to the notion that only things that we personally cover experience exist. that's how tomb o of us cover the vietnam war. the vietnam needs becoming almost incidental of the battles waged by our troops and demonstration on our college campuses. the diplomats in politicians. tony wases asian as river of the war and its victims capable of doing both with an octavety and compassion tay gave equal value and i wanted to read something i guess that affected me this is weaving sigon the last day i went back to my room as a continental to imablght a small bag to carry, and put everything else in suitcase left it with the captain, to hold until i came back which could have been about 30 years right. along with a good tip i paid my bill i was walking out when one of the room boys asked are you leaving too? i said i'll be back soon.

tony blair and mo mowlam and i rememberwaking up branding, it was tony blair and mo mowlam and i remember thing that they had this breakthrough and this week i remembered that because i saw this thing overnight, the same thing, we are going to work through the night. what for? so we then get to the next chasm, the next disagreement? there was a lovely treat that's it either northern ireland is going to fail because of brexit or brexit is going to fail because of northern ireland. i cannot speak about this dispassionately. the front page of the daily express. the weather is a lwa ys the daily express. the weather is always a favourite story. just surprised it is not brexit! the big freeze chaos to get worse. how do you feel but in response to bad weather? places outside london respond in a perfectly normal fashion, they get on with it. people from other countries find it strange that the weather is such a constant source of conversation for british people and for the daily express. once again, this shows that as a country we cannot deal with our infrastructure, the transport infrastructure

are you tony? >> yes, i am. >> how you doing?'m marcus. >> it's a pleasure. >> nice to meet you. >> very nice to meet you too. >> so you're the manager. >> i wear all the hats. >> you wear all the hats. okay. >> i have been in the car business about 18 years. excuse me, marcus. hi. >> hi, how are you? >> what can we do for you today? >> i am actually in the market for an suv. >> like a bmw, mercedes, porsche? what are you looking for? >> i'm kind of looking for something a little bit more modest. >> okay. >> ford, chevy, maybe. >> the first potential buyer i've seen since i've been here walks in and he's looking to buy an suv. he seems motivated, excited, ready to buy. the problem is we don't have what he wants. >> i wish we could help you. >> no, it's all right. don't worry about it. >> maybe next time. >> take care. >> he wants to be in an affordable car like everybody else in america, and every suv we have on the lot is priced over $40,000. >> that's the frustrating thing that you deal with. >> how many customers a day do you

carol: tony, thank you so much. tony: thanks for having me. us on "bloomberg surveillance" radio. i will be there with pimm fox. you are watching "bloomberg surveillance." this is bloomberg. ♪ bloomberg. ♪ ♪ david: commodities charge into the new year. copper hits a three-year high as pollution, to cut and a libyan pipeline explosion. early numbers show a strong holiday shopping season, but people were not buying the iphone x. .ew year, new fed reports the white house may be talking with richard clarida and lori lindsey about the vice chair job. welcome to bloomberg daybreak, i am david westin finally back with alix steel. alix: you abandoned me yesterday. david: i feel guilty. alix: it is good to see you. about two and a half hours before the cash open, s&p futures a tiny bit firmer. euro-dollar up by 1/10 of 1%. a broader, weaker dollar survey -- story. a dollar rally next year not in the cards.

>> tony had life experience.tiful eye to see like a story. >> reporter: his humanity helping guide young talent on both sides of the camera. >> every producer had a story about why they had to work with tony. they'd change shoot days to match tony's schedule. there's a whole generation of journalists who are as good as they are in part because of tony. >> reporter: hiroshiki retired a few years back. but this generation of anchors like bob woodruff and david muir will always remember him fondly. >> but investigators say -- >> do you remember any of those early standups? >> one of them i remember. just ten minutes before, no, already the show started. you came. "make sure i don't mistake." >> i came to you, the show's already on the air? >> yeah, yeah. >> nothing's changed. thank you for having patience for all of us. all these years. >> you are one of my correspondents too. >> ask i'm proud of that. proud of that, tony. >> our thanks to you, sensai. thanks for watching "nightline." as always we're online 24/7 at

tony: hoy nos encontramos con zavala en santo domingo.lencio. ese silencio se ha roto desde que iniciaron sus procesos legales. tony: como un monstruo lo calificaron. >> cuando las cosas se sacan de contexto, es por un buen pretexto. por un gran pretexto. y no se puede hacer eco ni sacarlas de su entorno. Éstos un acto de extorsiÓn. tony: julio zavala se propasÓ sexualmente con algunas de estas dos personas? >> en ningÚn momento.. tony: julio espera contra demandar por daÑos a su imagen. >> imagÍnate la agresiÓn mÁs grande de toda mi vida para mÍ y para mi familia. tony: en el momento en que julio centro de la demanda por acoso, estaba en plena producciÓn del show con el que celebrarÍa sus 30 aÑos de carrera artÍstica. enrique: ya son seis las mujeres que acusan al actor dustin hoffmann. ilia: vamos a cambiar de tema y vamos a mÉxico. decenas de inmigrantes centro y los que arriesgan sus vidas para tratar de llegar a la frontera con estados unidoscruzando mÉxico, fueron rescatados con vida. esos viajaban en un camiÓn a punto de desfallece

tony: estaba en plena producciÓn cuando se enteró.ueda suspendido hasta nuevo aviso. ilia :el acusado le respondiÓ a salma hayek. luis:cuando salma hayek dice que enfrentÓ a un monstruo, no estÁ hablando de su Última pelÍcula, sino de un personaje real que hizo que rodar su pelÍcula "frida" sea una pesadilla. la actriz dijo que al poco tiempo de trabajar con Él , tuvo que aprender a decir que no, no abrirlela puerta a cualquier hora de la noche, no a baÑarse con Él, no dejando que le diera un masaje, que le hiciera sexo oral, desnudarse junto a otra mujer, no, no, no. con cada rechazo, surgÍa la ira de harvey. hasta que le dijo: te voy a matar, no creas que no puedo. varias mujeres estÁn demandando por acoso sexual en la corte federal. los nÚmeros son impresionantes. 80 mujeres lo han denunciado pÚblicamente. esta vez no se quedÓ callado. "todas las acusaciones presentadas por salma hayek no son precisas.otras personas tienen una versiÓn diferente de lo ocurrido. >> hay que detenerse en ese concepto de que las cosas no son precisas. e

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of course. >> favorite. >> tony, thanks for being here. >> merry christmas happy holiday.wer lunch" starts now. >>> sounds like buy the dip and be in the dip tonight. have a good time. >>> companies from boeing to banks to at&t announcing everything from bonuses to capital investments even a hike in the minimum wage following the passing of the tax bill. it's good for employee, but is it more about political optics than anything else call it the high "s.a.l.t." diet keeping state and local tax deductions, breaking down those ideas. and help wanted -- or not?

i welcome hall of famer, tony dungy. we see how things started and the arduous trek you took to get here in the hall of fame. >> it's really hard to believe. i started at the university of minnesota. i played quarterback my whole life, elementary school, jr. high school, high school, college. i didn't get drafted. i was crushed at the time. i didn't know what would happen. it ended up being the best thing for me. i went to pittsburgh, switched sides on the ball. went to the defensive side, played for chuck knoll and learned professional footbal other side of the ball. after two years, i was traded to the san francisco 49ers. i played for bill walsh. at 25 years old, i was out of the league. the coach called me back and said, i think you would be a perfect fit for our staff. >> the coach called -- >> called me. amazingly, i got an intro into coaching at 25 years old. i'm coaching at the best place in football. >> it's also parallel with what your family life was like and the kind of influence that mom and dad provided. >>

tom. >> this is winter weather land tony. this is a priv poum this is amazing, hundreds of thousands of led mighting pouping she used to have more snow men an a couple of them ran away. >> i'm very hard to hear that. >> how do you keep that house a secret location feshlly at it's beautiful you are having a great night for it too. after hitting warmest day of the month so far it's in the 50s. but back to reality tomorrow. i'll have a look at the forecast, we'll be right back. klt back. klt sdmt they said the monday would help pour people in poor countries and buying near 'a 2 million house. the couple is scheduled to be sentenced in march. >> amid a tidal wave of of sexual misconduct and entertainment in politics d.c. mayor bowser is taking action to curb the problem. today the mayorrd than 30,000 government employees to complete sexual harassment training by the end of february. and in addition, supervisors must complete advanced training to handle complaints each agency must have a point person to investigate harassment xlai

tony and sandra are planning on an average bill of $15 a person.'re hoping to take in $1,500 a day. but with just 42 seats in the restaurant, they'll need a lot of turnover to hit that number. [ up-tempo latin music plays ] restaurants have one of the highest failure rates of any business. and these two already have a successful bakery. i don't know why they don't just open up a second burner brothers. why wouldn't you duplicate that and build a brand -- that's something that you know? >> burner brothers is something that we know because we start from zero, and we have something now. >> beautiful. >> okay. this is zero, and we will do it something. >> i know that you probably won't listen to me. but i'm telling you as your new friend, you have something special. don't ruin it. and then i learned something else. they were offered 200 grand for this place. they could profit $154,000 without doing a thing. so, my big question is how many years, how many people, how much bull[bleep], how much aggravation -- >> do we have to swallow to earn that money?

and meadow went to look at colleges and tony whacked that guy. >> tony. >> yeah. you back from the motel. >> it was the first time hbo said wait, this might be going too far. >> they said, you created the most dynamic game changing character in the last 20 years of television. you're going to kill him right now. >> good morning, rat. >> i said, if he doesn't kill that guy, he is ruined. >> i still like him. how did they do that? >> look at it going, my god, the things i assumed about what television had to be maybe aren't necessarily true. >> it seemed to me that in dramatic television, you didn't see human beings the way they appear in life. i couldn't stand that. people always said exactly what was on their mind, especially in a family situation. people don't. we all know that. we have been to thanksgiving dinner. i would say 98% of what tony said or christopher or paulie or any, was not the truth. if tony said yes, he means no. if he says no, he means yes. if tony says, no, i'm in a good mood, you know somebody is going down in three or four seconds. all the em

the point you can bring it in with this point as well sweden for instance has rejected this is to tony sweden has rejected a proposal for a ban on gender stereotypes in advertisements saying it would harm freedom of expression and the free press do they have a point well the thing is that now free expression i meant lives are normally regulated already tony go ahead because i'm not sure how kate does love the sound of her voice. the first i will kate thank you very much. the first to the month series that was in sweden. you just interrupted again maybe you should see the front of the matter is if you look at the state as we do right now sweden is the right capital of europe it's really not like a grand deal of difference is it is it my group what with them and i as a mom i had two children christmas will come around i did go in the kitchen i will cook my two children one was a boy one was a girl with both i have a piece of pastry both with my spies that would carry the prices down from the attic because i didn't really want to go up into the attic and pull them down i do not see how ba

. >> tony, good evening. this is nva investigation. they found two employees were allegedly handing out or districting these fraudulently obtained or not insurance cards rather but fraut fraud lptly obtained driver's license here. as far as employees they were terminated and now dealing with state and federal authorities in this case. meanwhile if you take a closer look here at least on this store at the office they're taking this issue seriously and letting people know there's secure driver's license and i.d. cards. these particular types of i.d. cards with nrept undocumented imgrant living in the state of maryland. and who have paid taxes state taxes rather in the last two years. now, we spoke with a legislative talking a little more further detail about this issue and what it takes exactly to obtain these types of cards. >> now counterfeit document in question is is state controller's letter and that letter states the individual who is applicant for this noncompliant license has filed a state tax return in the twlooingt years which

most of them got theirjob under tony blair so they are not massive fansjeremy theirjob under tony blairbyn. he has been claiming money for a second home in london. he is entitled to claim about £36,000 a year allowance. because that would be ok if he didn't live in brighton and commute every day from brighton and commute every day from brighton and he has also been claiming expenses for his train ticket from brighton. if you claim one of the other you will be all right, but claiming both has not been looking great. he has said he will pay some of it back, he said he will pay the train fare. when we had the expenses scandal, not many broke the rules, itjust looked bad. the focus seems to has gone on expenses from mps to the lords. more focus on collecting the lords. more focus on collecting the daily allowance but not speaking. various peers accused of not taking part in debates for months on end. of course, he is said he will pay back the £ai,000 for railand he will pay back the £ai,000 for rail and taxi fares but said he will not play the money back for the home allowa nce. not play th

tony. >> chef: tony. >> anthony: and few names garner more respect from aficionados of pig than reynondaniel: 20 -- 20 ton of saucisson just inside this room. the holiday are coming, and they're going mad with the production of saucisson. >> anthony: in a relentlessly cold room, pork shoulder, belly, and fatback are fed in batches through a vertical chopper. a sprinkling of seasoning and spices. >> chef: oui. >> anthony: removed in large balls of finely, but not too finely, chopped meat. you do not want to get your hand caught in one of these things. then mixed to a smooth perfection with a dough hook. >> daniel: madhouse. >> anthony: lot of work. spread out and layered for consistent seasoning, formed into shapes, and smacked to remove air bubbles. >> daniel: make sure the meat gets really tight. >> anthony: into the sausage machine and piped into organic casings. trust me, it ain't easy. >> daniel: no, no, no, tony. very light touch. >> anthony: let's see there, wise guy, come on. let's see this. that's how you get pregnant. >> daniel: it's all in the meat. just release at the end. >

." >> reporter: and the tonys.e but four times. ♪ i love the tonys >> reporter: plus he took one home. >> hugh jackman. >> reporter: the film and jackman's portrayal of barnum already nominated for golden globes. a role far different than the one that made him a household name. wolverine. that character's final performance hit the screens earlier this year in "logan." you watched that final performance with tears in your eyes. >> oh, yeah. not just in my eyes. rolling down my cheeks. i'll be honest. i was so nervous to see that final showing. and i just really was pinching myself and felt so blessed and so relieved. because i knew it was my last. and i wanted to go to sleep at night for the rest of my life knowing that i'd made the movie that i'd always felt was there. >> reporter: in this film jackman joined by a powerhouse cast. michelle williams as his ever-patient wife. zac efron as his junior partner. ♪ what percentage of the show would i be taking ♪ >> you talk about transcending class in this movie. >> in so

tony thank you thank you very much. well the day is nearly done but as always the conversation continues online you'll find us on twitter either at u.w. news or you can write directly to me off t.v. don't forget to use that hash tag today and remember no matter what happens between now and then tomorrow is another day we'll see that everybody. what drives the economy. how does the economy drive people. made in germany always has if you left its constituent nations on their own how strong is the legacy of so many today the reemergence of russia the last part of our series moscow's empire. and he's. done. this germany is a strong country. we have achieved so much we can do this and if something hinders us we must overcome it india. going where it's uncomfortable global news that matters w made for mines. images from an isolated country images. from the north korea. in italian photographer captured fascinating shots of everyday life in a regimented society. the north korean diary starting december twenty eighth. it's no lo

tony schwartz joins me now from new york. welcome to the program. >> thank you. >> i just want to ask you what you think as you sit there sort of taking in this year. did you ever think the man would be president and did you ever think this is how the year would end with this legislative victory after the ups and downs? >> two questions you asked. the first one is no, i never imagined that he would be president. it was inconceivable to me even up to 7:30 the night of the election. that's a simple answer. in terms of how the year is ending, you know, this has been a year of so much pain for me and for most americans that one more horrible event, no, i'm not enormously surprised. >> you say so much pain. your old editors called you doctor frankenstein for putting donald trump on the map. why so much pain? it was a bestseller and you defined a bid. >> well, in some sense it's self evident. this is a man who is putting the future of civilization at stake. he is a danger to the republic and i knew deep in my heart that that's exac

tony: here you're gonna have a catastrophic structural failure that's gonna not allow you to operate that facility the way it's supposed to. joel ledesma: we're pretty confident that, you know, the dam is safe. stephen: joel ledesma serves as deputy director on the state water project. he was there helping call the shots when oroville dam's spillway began to fail. joel ledesma: well, we lose that and it's uncontrolled, and we knew that that was a problem not only for public safety, but the environment safety and the dam structures. stephen: this is ledesma's first extensive interview since that spillway failure back in february. stephen: is the rest of the dam safe? joel ledesma: yes, i think from, you know, today's assessments, inspections, we've had high, you know, structural engineers lookin' at those cracks. so, today, yes, obviously, we need to keep monitoring. we need to improve our maintenance programs. stephen: critics such as the engineers who used to work at dwr say these issues must be addressed now. issues like that crack, which this report shoes in red paint, and says is

. >> shawn, tony, just heartbreaking the trips with a birthday gift to her husband. they were there in mex he cowith their mother and two sons. ana and youngest son and mother will not be coming home. there were 31 people on board the bus and it was carrying cruiseship p.m. s to a day trip to the mayan ruins yesterday. the bus nipd half hour into the drive and officials saying driver nemtion and speed were to blame. the driver did sure riv and was injured. ana of lorton was on board with her family and she was among the dozen people killed in the crash along with son 11-year-old daniel and bhorj was from florida. anda's husband and oler son survived and now left to pick up the pieces. when they return home they will find an extremely close knit group of neighbors waiting for them. they gathered next to the home tonight and are devastated. they shared photos of daniel and ana with they shared stories of her and him playing sock iser. >> ana had bigger than life personality tremendous greeting when you heard her at the door you could hear her through the house yelling

tony is one of the great chefs, at aroma restaurant. the fishes, that's grilled call maddie salad. >> i literally just said, and you made t mr. tony, true or false, your wife taught anthony italian in high school. >> she tried to teach him, i mean, whatever she taught him is not working out. that's for sure. >> when you saw us over at de bruno you were worried the tsunami of crazy was coming your way. >> very much so. >> so basically anything goes, right, for seven fishes? >> anything goes on seven fishes. >> what are our fishes we have here? let's go in order? >> we have the grilled callmarri. then right next to it we have basically crawl fish, muscles, clams, callmarri, shrimp, then right next to it we have the bacalla. >> you have the bacalla. >> it can be done so many different ways from fried, to salad, with marinara sauce on top of it. >> oh,. >> and then you've got your scallops, your smelts. >> i don't like the smelts. they're too salty. my father loves them. you like the smelts. >> i love the smelts. >> but you eat the eel, jen

tony at the western wall.he crosses into the palestinian territories to explore the holy town of bethlehem. sojoin territories to explore the holy town of bethlehem. so join us for that if you can. and don't forget, you can keep up—to—date by following us on social media, all the details should be rolling across your screen is right now. but until next time, from me and all the travel show team here in maryland, it is goodbye. hello. after a fairly wintry end to november, december has started on a little bit more of a milder note, and through the course of the weekend it will gradually turn that bit milder. we'll still see some sunshine on offer, as well as a little bit of light rain. a few showers, but not all of us seeing them through the course of the weekend. as we start off saturday morning, this is how things look. one or two showers lingering around the east coast of england and a few coming down the irish sea, affecting wales and south—west of england. a little light rain also pushing across scotland t

tony, tony, tony, like this.n you do that to the end of the fondue, the fondue is perfect. >> anthony: you should know he bet me $1,000 today that i could not milk a cow. >> marie: and you do? >> anthony: i did. victory. look, i know what to do with a cow. >> eric: i know what you do you're going to. >> marie: you put in your fridge. >> anthony: exactly right. >> anthony: how could you do it? >> eric: how can i do what? >> anthony: to be surrounded by this much great cheese. >> eric: well, we ate about a pound of cheese each. >> anthony: you're going to have a big cannonball of crap lodged up your butt like a baby head. the size of a freaking baby head. you will understand the agony of delivery. >> eric: we are not leaving this table alone. >> anthony: we are, because there's a bunch of drunk, horny mountaineers coming in later. >> eric: are we going to party with them happily? >> anthony: no, because i believe there might be yodeling involved. ♪ ♪ oh, my god. >> eric: i'm not worried about it. i'll be fine. >> a

the only jersey i give me is this old school tony romo. >> tony romo. tony romo jersey.don't play for them. tony romo don't play for them no more. no more. >> hopefully he got that jersey from one of those stores that has a no questions asked policy when it comes to returning stuff. >> i was going to say if you took the tags off, you probably have to keep it. >> you're done. we don't want that thing in the building, darren. move it on out. >> got to go. >>> coming up at 6:00, details on a cannabis cooking class that is more than just learning weed recipes. >> are you going to be there this weekend. >> no. >> she said she was going to be there. >>> the changes that you could >> we all know that you are what you eat for better or worse. nutrition experts say food can create behavior problems. and it can make kids irattible and hyper active. if that sounds like your little ones, here are four foods you will want to avoid feeding them. >> with so many options and so little time, we tend to reach for the fast and easy. but not so fast. what you're feeding your kids could be i

tony thank you thank you very much. well the day is nearly done but as always the conversation continues online you'll find us on twitter either at u.w. news or you can write directly to me off t.v. don't forget to use that hash tag today and remember no matter what happens between now and then tomorrow is another day to see that everybody. enjoyed the conflict zone confronting the powerful two months ago motos most famous investigative journalist staff make our on the guy lead singer was assassinated in a car bomb is for years she targets you talk politics in the business leaders my guest here in valetta is the deputy prime minister chris for these governments allow be a muddle said the mafia eva the fifth through the middle of the w two. migration and asylum seekers remain hot topics in europe. but european politicians struggled to provide ounces while those who fled wait for what might come and family members back home i feel very shame because i am german save europe and the refugee crisis insights into the power. s

it is tony connelly from rte, come on up! looks like a chat show now.editor for rte, the irish public broadcaster, and you were quite a necessary part of the process a couple of weeks ago. remind us what happened. unless you don't want to talk about it. yes, i am happy to talk about it. the day that theresa may came to brussels for lunch withjean—claude juncker it had been around four days of fraught negotiations between the british, irish and eu officials about the deal on the irish border. the irish government was quite downbeat on monday morning. but nobody knew about the deal. mid—morning i was able to get sight of part of the deal, part of the text on ireland, and i got a second source to confirm the text. i put out two tweets, rte ran the story, the first tweet said there would be no regulatory divergences, according to a draft seen by rte news, followed up four minutes later saying no regulatory divergences be changed to continued regulatory alignment. these are quite wonky phrases for people i understand, but they're important to the irish proce

tony?rts, the average asking prices tumbled in a month 8000 average and 23,000 in london. for people looking to get into housing, this may appear to be good news but it is still a sellers market as it has been for decades. actually prices will continue to rise next year but may rise less slowly. all in all, it's marginally good news for people looking to get on the housing ladder. . it's certainly not, as i say, break out the bunting. it's the trend people look out for and it is mixed. different price pressures. that is a deliberately vague term. as tony says, it's good news for aspiring first—time buyers coupled with philip hammond's gift of stamp duty exemption. i'm not sure how far £300,000 goes in the capital. extraordinary. it's all about trends in this comes against the context of ever inflating prices over the last crash which was the late 90s. watch this space. another demonstration of deep brexit uncertainty. which brings us to the front page of the guardian. resch doubts over the

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tony at the western wall.ue following tony on his travels as he crosses into the palestinian territories to explore the holy town of bethlehem. so join us for that if you can. and don't forget, you can keep up—to—date by following us on social media, all the details should be rolling across your screen right now. but until next time, from me and all the travel show team here in maryland, it's goodbye. runa run a story for the week ahead sta rts run a story for the week ahead starts off on a mundane dot actually. the sun beginning to come out for this the cloud has been making for drizzly conditions, but some sunshine as well. hi cloud making this sunshine tan hazy, but it is plain sailing for the rest of the day. an central and eastern areas, we will have clear skies, and perhaps fog patches too. cloud further west, and is part of rain. temperatures just above freezing, but some places in the east will see frost. east anglia and the south—east cannot be relied frost patches, so bear that in mind. cloud into th

tony dwyer will be on. 57 basis points. to me it's moving much too fast in the wrong direction market doesn't seem to care. to answer your question, you stay with the course seasonality is playing a huge role in this on top of everything you just mentioned. what continues to work these deep industrial names that we've talked about seemingly for the last couple of years boeing, for example, look at that stock, look at their free cash flow, look at what they're doing with their stock repurchase plan. i've been wrong about this one for a while, but caterpillar is telling you the entire world is growing at a pace we haven't seen in a hundred years. >> janet yellen, show said nothing's flashing yellow or red, if you look at what worked today, it was staples. people sold, investors sold utilities ahead of this meeting. overdone it's down 50 bits. half a percentage point for the month. you could buy utilities off of this, you could buy retail the next speed bump on the year going into year end. >> is it a speed bump? we're so clos

many people think he abused you know the middle east and also the population of the united kingdom tony blair backs labour's land value tax to tackle housing crisis tony blair is backing one of the most controversial measures raised in labour's last manifesto by supporting a new land value tax designed to help solve the housing crisis so they're saying obviously it would be a huge shift left whether or not if you were in power if you were still in power of course you would never do this and why you would never do this is as the article points out is successive governments including blair's repeatedly avoided dealing with the council tax system which is based on wildly out of date house price valuations because the politically explosive consequences of updating it doing so could see some asset rich but cash poor people such as old early homeowners hit with big bills so the baby boomers they got the free houses as i mentioned before they got the free houses from margaret thatcher and they see those profits as theirs they do not want anybody to take those profits for them and if they do ev

by that time, toni natalie was all in.moved to albany with her young son to be with keith. they were together for nearly 6 years. she says in all-night talks, keith drew out all of her secrets. >> here's the smartest man in the world willing to help you through your emotional issues, and the reason that you're stuck in this world and the reason that you can't move on, and the reason you can't grow, is because you haven't learned how to heal that thing inside of you. >> i'll help you -- >> i'm going to help you -- >> make it all better. >> i going to help you heal sexually, i'm going to help you heal intellectually. i'm going to show you the path. >> reporter: toni saw the early days raniere's partnership with nancy salzman, the creation of nxivm teachings known as "rational inquiry" and methods that in court filings she later likened to brainwashing. >> what keith does, he elicits all that information from you. my opinion is that what they do from there, is they take that information and they utilize that. where can i not