---usc trojans taking on the cal golden bears... ---8:30 in the 1st half...trojans leading by 3...the from derryck thornton to bennie boatwright...at the top of the arc...bangs it in... ---2 minutes to go, usc up 4...an assist from derryk thornton again...to shaqquan aaron... fall-away triple for aaron.... ---1:30 left....usc up by 7 points...paris austin with the pass to the 7-footer conner vanover...dunks it in easily.. ---usc trojans go on to defeat cal golden bears....82-73... -- big one at the hill top. ---usf dons hosting the saint mary's gaels... ---2:45 left in the 1st half....dons leading by 12...frankie ferrari with the sweet setup for matt mccarthy. ---2nd half....8 minutes....usf up by 3....the pass from jordan ford to dan fotu....his triple ties it at 60 all... ---then ford again....steps back....hits the three pointer....to get the gaels closer. --- however, dons would hang on in a tight one....76-72.... college football national championship being decided monday night at levi's stadium... what's interesting is ticket prices havethe secondary market for just over 130- tr

---ucla in a rout, 92-70 ---down in l-a, cal visiting the trojans. ---8:30 in the 1st half...trojanseading by 3...usc's bennie boatwright...at the top of the arc...bangs it in, 19 points for him. ---late in the 2nd half, usc up 4...and extending their lead... shaqquan aaron... fall-away triple ---in the final 2 minuts, conner vanover...play at the rim for the bears, but it's not enough to make a dent. --trojans win by 9, bears fall to 5-and-8 (weather) coming up i'll have the seven day forecast. (pam) a christmas staple is now getting a second use... as food for animals. pine island community farm in vermont ... collects donated christmas trees every year. those trees help feed their 200- goats. a few years ago, the owners noticed there were perfectly good trees being left on the side of the road.. going to waste... so they gathered some to see how the goats would react. the trees ended up being a hit with the goats ... and they have turned into a food source during the winter, because the goats can't feed on the pasture. the farm now collects trees from the community.. in fact, just

say the company is a trojan horse for beijing making it a security risk while way of course denies any connection with the chinese government germany's evoque business confidence index has fallen for the fifth month in a row analysts predicted it would decline but it's been falling faster than expected also germany's economic growth this year will be considerably lower than originally forecast according to fresh government predictions in its annual report out next wednesday the government says it expects germany's economy to expand by only one percent this year the divers linkage wendling exports which are pegged to the cooling global economy and a lack of clarity over brags that domestic demand meanwhile is expected to remain level. now let's take one last look at davos the world economic forum of course brings together a diverse set of people with some very different names one of them is maria conoco she's a best selling book author turned poker champion so what's her big pitch learn poker become a better decision maker so a reporter in davos decided to call her bluff. i'm about to m

looks like trojan horse. what binds the continent together. to answers and stories aplenty. spotlight on people. claim focus on early on t.w. . please explain. shift living in the digital age today cyber stars take the stage in iraq to help doctors in rwanda and our history on fast forward but first autonomous weapons such as robots and rockets equipped with artificial intelligence or a.r.e can choose to kill on their own no international rules regulate their use how dangerous are robots with killer capabilities. a tram independently navigate difficult terrain a swarm of drones automatically work together to seek out a target without human help these men actually drones on tom but that could change quickly. this gun is also combat ready it's controlled by ai and has already been tested on a military base in iraq autonomous weapons can operate and kill independently counting many more systems are being developed. yet there are few if any international regulations for the use the united nations member states have commissioned experts to address the issue in geneva robotics pro

they can be people selling malware and trojans. things that allow the dissemination of fake news. they allow you to break into bank accounts and people are paying for these with crystal currency and bitcoin is the most snow but only one of many. >> that last stage that were in now, you mention the dark web. can you explain a little bit more what is the dark web. often you hear about the dark web the deep web, how is it different from the world wide web. >> the world wide web is what most everybody who is listening to the show uses. they go online, they put what they're looking for in a search engine and they find the product they're using. that is the world wide web. one thing that has expanded in the cyber world is the trafficking of human beings. and before craigslist was shut down, they would have advertisements for trafficked women. in fact, those that helped invent the internet was doing research on this part of the internet there are finding that 250 million.were spent on ads in two years. but craigslist and backpage cannot be found. these individual ads cannot be found by s

stanford edged away from the trojans, lacy hull who has a sister named lexi. but that's lacy scoring. alana schmitz for the cardinal. 72-64 stanford ranked 6th in the nation. perkily -- berkeley, the bears are number 18 in the country. upended in overtime. ford quarter cal up. mikhaila follows it. and in overtime the bruins up one. look at the scramble. dean gets it to mikaela. and the bears will go down in defeat. their last gasp effort no good. staying within the stanford realm, one of their football players announcing he will enter the nfl draft. you know about this guy. will j.j. whiteside will be in the draft. staffed from conservative on offense. that ties james lofton's record stanford football. he would look good in a 49ers uniform. they need help. it's all about ups, hops in basketball. sometimes it can be too much. check this out. it's a wonder it doesn't happen more. thanks mark. that will do it for us. have a good night. featuring the deli trio and. turkey, bacon, and cheddar, so here are a few panni-dos and panni-don'ts. both on toasted ciabatta b

the trojans. put it out of reach. the bears a set back. lost 82-73. stanford at ucla. alley hoop, inside. cardinal spanked 92-70. and streaming in texas. baylor women behind brown here. 22 points. 17 rebounds. knocked off number one connecticut 68-57. first regular season loss for the huskies since november 2014. a streak of 126 straight wins. great night for the head

the trojans. put it out of reach. the bears a set back. lost 82-73. stanford at ucla.lley hoop, inside. cardinal spanked 92-70. and streaming in texas. baylor women behind brown here. 22 points. 17 rebounds. knocked off number one connecticut 68-57. first regular season loss for the huskies since november 2014. a streak of 126 straight wins. great night for the head coach. pac 12 women tomorrow night. >> i am warn out. >> thank you. we will be right back. thank you. we will be right back. life can change in an instant. be covered when it does... ...with a health plan through covered california. we offer free expert help choosing the best plan for you. and all of our plans include free preventive care. financial help is available, so check for yourself to see what savings you qualify for. the last day to sign up is january 15th, so don't miss out! because you never know when life... ...will change. get covered today. >>> late show with stephen colbert is next. next newscast tomorrow morning at 4:30 a.m. have a good night. morni at 4:30 a.m. have a goo t. captioning spon

they can be people selling malware and botnets and trojans, the things that allow the dissemination of fake news. they allow you to break into peoples bank accounts, and people are paying for these with crypto currency, of which bitcoin is the most known but only one of many. >> host: that last stage, the state we're in now, he mentioned the dark way. i'm wondering if you could maybe explain a little more, what is a dark web? off when you hear about the dark web, the deep web. how does the dark web, how is it different from the world wide web? how do you define it? >> guest: okay. so the world wide web is where everybody who is listening to the show uses. they go online. what you're looking for in a search engine and defined the products they are using. that's the world wide web. one of the things that has particularly expanded in the cyber world is the trafficking of human beings. and before back page and craigslist were shut out, they would have advertisements for trafficked women. in fact, darpa that helped invent the internet was doing research on this part of the internet, and the

same kinds of problems and there would be instant suspicions the west was trying to use this as a trojan horse to try to put on trial not just jihadists but ultimately members of the syrian regime. that is why the international mechanism is such a difficult thing to set up our although people have talked about in that court.t -- ad hoc they gotten stuck within the same dynamics. >> it is not just france's problem. coming back to the issue of france and cases like the woman in that report, a massive issue and challenge for french authorities. what sort of numbers of returning french jihadists might we be talking about in the case of france? >> the last time figures were announced, comprehensive figures, was early last year. the prime minister spoke of 323 returning adult men. 20% were women and 20% were children. the interior minister has said he expects more than 100 others french jihists to come back to france and that is partly because the american troops are being pulled out of syria. let's take a risen to the interior minister. >> the americans are pulling out of syria. at the moment

they say the company is a trojan horse for beijing, making it a security risk.uawei denies connection with the chinese government. germany's business confidence index has fallen for the fifth month in a row. it was expected, but this was faster than expected. growth will be considerably lower than forecast this year, according to fresh government predictions. in the annual report next wednesday, the government expects germany's economy to expand 1% this year. it is linked to dwindling exports, the g global economy ad lack of clarity on brexit. demand will stay low. reminder of top stories we are following. president trump has announced the u.s. government shutdown is over, at least for the time being. hehe still wants his border wall and isis threatening another shutdown in three weeks if he doesn't get a fair deal. venezuela self-declaredd presesident juan guaido has cald on supporterers to pressss on wh their fight. nicolas maduro needs to address -- he saysys nicolas maduro nees to agree to free elections. we bought surrender, he tells his supporters. more co

says the company's a trojan horse for beijing making it a security risk while we of course denies any connection with the chinese government germany's business confidence index has fallen for the fifth month in a row analysts predicted it would decline but it's been falling faster than expected also germany's economic growth this year will be considerably lower than originally forecast that according to fresh government predictions in its annual report out next wednesday the government says it expects germany's economy to expand by only one percent this year divers linked to twenty lng exports which are pegged to the cooling global economy the lack of clarity over breaks that domestic demand meanwhile is expected to stay level. and a reminder of the top stories we're following for you. president trump has announced that the u.s. government shutdown is over at least for the time being but trump still wants his border wall is threatening another shutdown in three weeks he doesn't get what he calls a fair deal. in a swale a self declared president one why though has called them supporter

nowadays of a trojan enemies of the human civilization. him as a jerk divisions from all sides so divisions are or terrorists live on us some family depend on standing together because these agents of. the somali based on group al shabaab says it was behind the attack it's often targeted nairobi in response to kenya sending troops to help protect the un backed government and neighboring somalia kenya's president is vowing justice we will seek out every person that was involved in the funding planning and execution of this he act we will pursue relentlessly wherever they will be until they are held to account pictures circulated online appears to show the attackers bodies the hotel is now a crime scene and i robi's in mourning once more. an exam brian al-jazeera. will stay on the continent a leading zimbabwean activist has been arrested in the capital after days of protests over fuel prices even my wedding that was taken away from his home in harare there have been demonstrations across several cities and the government more than double the

through the night the condemned in the strongest towns possible this dust of the actual contents of a trojan enemies of the of a human civilization. him as a joke divisions all sorts such divisions our own terrorists a one zero sum family depend on standing together against these agents of doom the somali based on group al shabaab says it was behind the attack it's often targeted nairobi in response to kenya sending troops to help protect the un backed government and neighboring somalia kenya's president is vowing justice we will seek out every person that was involved in the for funding planning and execution of this he is. we will pursue relentlessly wherever they will be until they are held to account. pictures circulated online appears to show the attackers bodies the hotel is now a crime scene and i robi's and morning once more. an exam brian al jazeera. well joy. joins us live now from nairobi a significant assault for it to have resulted in a siege that lasted for some nineteen hours what is the reaction there now today in nairobi and what more is the government been saying about this

the head of a vast military coalition against the rebel who theists who are regarded as tehran's trojan horse. routines they're an offshoot of sick in yemen called his eighty's. who have sworn allegiance. to iran like hezbollah in lebanon. publicly declared that they want to liberate the holy places in saudi arabia mecca and medina from the saudi government so it cannot to great the business of getting in the pollution a gut feeling and country and its south and border that is a red line for saudi arabia you cannot accept iran and its militia has blood of pollution you got your south thing done with the reality that seventy mountains and yet you cannot control it's very difficult to to really close the line they cannot and go inside the country so you had to take an action this is this is wrong. because it is not iran's presence be compared with the saudis presence in so killing the entire tape thore of yemen i mean there has been some minimal you know supports an eight going there or there has been some you know. political support for the yemeni you know favored political parties no do

churches that is why it looks rather like the haga sophia in istanbul and contains its imitation trojan columns this too has to be understood in an allegorical way the absolute monarchs of the modern era wanted to appear as glorious as the roman emperors. in the copula is the explains here with an allegorical figure representing the one true church she wears a gorgeous cloak as the holy grail in her hand and holds the eucharist over the grand having the last supper positioned at the center of the coca-cola in the patron church of emperor charles the six was intended to signify that his empire would uphold the supremacy of the christian world view. as an borg abbey is only one as journey away from vienna towards the end of the reign of calm the six the baroque painter paolo. was commissioned to decorate the central rooms of the abbey with frescos. even the architecture of the imperial stack case has symbolic significance to flights of steps merge into a single one that implies that two separate spheres can be seen as a unity. religion with the cello sits alongside science as allegorical

trojans 77-66. feeling let down by the bay area's pac 12 teams you wasn't been watching the women. stanford hosting ucla. the cardinal trailed by 7 at the half and then went on a run. she led with 30. cardinal 86-80. 12-1 over all. 2-0 in conference. cal women hosting usc. west makes the steal. 16 rebounds. cal is 10-3 and 1-1 in the pac 12. and golf's tournament of champions in maui. >> this ball will roll and give him a chance for strokes back and still won. that is sports for now. >> feel bad for the field goal kicker but he stood there and talked. impressive. for the the people with the hate tweets, remember it is a football game and he tried make it just as much as anybody. >> thank you. >>> and next at 11 p.m. >> wet and windy weather. ahead of the national championship game tomorrow night at levi stadium between number one alabama and number two clemson. clemson. >> the 11 p.m. news on 37 starts now. >> wet and miserable day today. good evening everyone. the storm created dangerous driving conditions with flooding water and standing water. winds triggered a wind advisory for

and how they act like a trojan horse on your computer funneling out your data without you knowing aboutt. the chinese weather app that's collecting so much of your information. it's beyond email addresses and location. thank you for watching. money, politics. we have the debate and today's headlines, i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. let's get right to edward lawrence at the white house. reporter: total surprise. the president walked in for a first time to the press briefing room. he was having a meeting in the prepares briefing room. and the president decided to take them out and talk to the media about a border wall and pitch the american people directly. president trump: you can call it a barrier or call it whatever want. but essentially we need pro next our country. reporter: the border agents say when you put up border wallet stops the border crossing exponentially. they say it's essential to stop the criminal element. the president extended the invitation to the new leaderedship in the house and senate to try and negotiate over stopping or ending the go

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there and play on the biggest stage is going to be awesome.zach greenlee was the quarterback for the trojansck in 20- 12..throwing passes to cooks..and handing off to davis...as a teacher at lincoln now..he has seen this week how much of an impact his former teammates have made on his current students...sot: zach -- that's 2 kids that walked here on this campus and put in the work and got to where they are, so if that even inspires just one kid here to put in the extra work i think that is huge.sot: brian -- this has clearly created more than a ripple here at lincoln, it's a wave and i think those are the things..10 years down the line..some kid who is a freshman here is going to have a little extra motivation to do something well in the classroom or on the field because of this moment right now.in stockton..md toss sports this week, the majority of the attention is on the patriots and rams, but the league is facing an issue on where one team is going to play next season. the silver and black's search for a home in 2019 continues.. as there is no agreement in place with the coliseum... and i

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you wouldn't buy condoms if their tagline was, "trojan: use it and pray!" ( laughter ) ( applause ) and... namaste. and when did trump start rhyming? if he ever does have a state of the union, he'll turn his hair sideways and go, "my name isrumo say, t a-wiki, wiki-a-wiki, wiki, i love the wiki-wikileaks. so sorry, i'm so sorry. even joking. even joking that is terrible, even joking. thank you very much turns out, trump's tweet is just the first line of a poem. in fact, we have an exclusive copy of the whole thing, here in donald trump's poetry notebook. "pry tremendous poems: warnin sharksut fall, lled teliest man a. until i get my slats of steel, i'll feed you uninspected veal. and tell you tales of latin killers i heard about from stephen miller. to stop the scary murderers who want to steal my hamberders ( laughter ) i will not let the shutdown end, till i get my demand: one friend." >> audience: oooh! >> jon: wow! >> stephen: really, really? at the end there-- at the end there heartbreaking. >> jon: that thing got dark. >> stephen: right at the end the

the trojans, shaquan aaron and put it out of reach. and with that loss last night, 82-73 and get your hands up on defend at ucla. they didn't get it up enough. the alley-oop inside and moses brown. the cardinals spanked in the opener, 92-70 and screaming in waco, texas. probably still the 8 refer errorth-ranked baylor women and 22 points, 17 rebounds and knocked off number one connecticut, 68-57. the first regular season loss for the huskies since november of 2049. i didn't stutter. 2014. and that is a streak of 126 straight wins. a great night for the bayor bears. back 10 women, they win the florida night, including sixth rack of error returned stanford and 18th-ranked cal. i'm out of coffee and time to send it back to e, the, and g. >> or michelle. >>> it's 626 right now. with trash piling up at national parks due to the government shutdown, some people are taking matters into own hands. we'll hear from them straight ahead. >> and it's going to be rainy this weekend. have you thought about what you're going to do with the kids? bring

the trojan, put it out of reach. the bears and a setback. the loss 82-73. get your hands up on defense. at ucla, they didn't get their hands up enough. stores double figures. 92-70. and screaming in waco, texas, probably still. behind brown here running the 4. 22 points, 17 rebounds and they knocked off the number one connecticut. 68-57, the huskies since november 2014. i didn't stutter. it's a streak of 126 straight wins. great night for the baylor bears. the pac 10 women, they run the floor tonight, including sixth- ranked stanford and 18th-ranked cal. i'm out of coffee. time to send it back to, t&g. >> i'm kit, we're live in dawntown san jose. it's going to be rainy this weekend. have you thought of what to do with the kids? bring this am here to the college football play-off experience. it's all free. the live report is coming up. >>> this morning, a driver wanted for hitting a bay area teen and leaving him for dead is on the run. the zoo will uncover new leads. >> and a trend inspired by a popular netflix movie going viral. how youtube is stepping up t

conservatives say wait, is this still nominee, i heard the word trojan horse used several times today. you can hear he wasn't definitive enough insane i woul not fire bob mueller. >> to my conservative friends concerned about w bill barr, th guy is an established serious lawyer, he's a scholar, he's an intellectual. by the way, 68 is very young. let's get over that nonsense. today you saw the kavanaugh affect. the democrats didn't even get clclose to being as of noxious unprofessional as they were in the cavanaugh hearings, they ha some pointed questions. most of them were well within the range except for some occasional stupid questions fro cory booker and of coursee i mu say this, bill barr gavel perf answers. he would make independent judgments, it's all you can ask from a serious person. i think the democrats have actually caved, this is over. he will be voted out of oicommittee and he will be confirmed. elliot richardson, got dressed god rest him so, that's all fin and wonderful. bill barr has to deal with toda and right now he's going to be the next attorney general. the people

important questions i think about whether nra financing potentially has been used as some sort of trojanorse for foreign government financing making its way into u.s. elections. the nra financially as an organization is crying poverty and saying that they don't have the resources that they used to, and indeed, in these elections we saw their spending fall off a cliff. do you think they are significantly weakened as an organization? and do you think that's going to make a difference in this fight? >> so their power was always reputational. it wasn't actually practical, right. the nra has always been a bit of a paper tiger. everybody sort of has this mythology about the 1994 republican sweep. they attribute democratic losses to the vote on the background checks bill and the assault weapons bill and the nra spending lots of money to get those democrats out of office. election played out. in fact, if you look at the nra's endorsements, they lose a lot more race than they win. and so republicans have always had outsized fear of the nra than reality would have it, but you are right. the nra is

the government has long field huawie as a trojan horse for information.ow the president is stepping up action. first, shares of intel plungin after they posted a fourth-quarter revenue missed. stocks fell by as much as 7% after the revenue and earnings both the short of analyst estimates. to make matters worse, intel' revenues forecast for the fourth quarter is below estimates as well. to discuss, we have bloomberg opinions in new york and with me in the studio, nico grant. optimistic about the results. what went wrong? >> this has not been a good day for intel, which really ended this year, which has been quite a boom from a financial standpoint, on a sour note. basically, the expectation was the company data center business would slow down but analysts did not expect it would slow down by this much. supplieslly intel processors for data centers and companies like amazon, microsoft, and alphabet have been using for the last half decade plus in the case of amazon more than a decade in order to build a massive data centers around the world for cloud comput

you're always doing a little bit of a trojan horse where you're like, i am aiming to make it the greatestve it transcend in certain ways. it will just be a superhero movie. for it to become a bit of a thing and be something that touched people and moved people is incredible. >> back again to the series on tnt which we'll see soon. what do you want people to take out of the miniseries? >> we have all told stories for years because they are so interesting to see what people are capable of. this is a true one. it's riveting in that way. this character who was at the center of it and her fortitude and positivity throughout the course of the series of discoveries is resonant right now with identity. so many people are talking about what do the defining things mean about are you this or that? am i a woman director, a director, whatever? she was such a wonderful and successful positive light. i think just the story -- i hope it comes off as incredible as it was when i heard it. i hope everybody enjoys that part of it. >> great to talk to you. congratulations on all the success. >> thank you. so

i heard the word trojan horse used several times a day. you can respond to richard's point that he wasn't definitive enough and saying i will not fire bob muller. >> what use are attached to my conservative friends who are worried about bill barr, where are you going to go, ghostbusters, for heaven sakes? this guy is an established a mysterious lawyer. he's a scholar, an intellectual, and by the way, 68 is very young brady >> laura: thank you, joe. >> let's get over that nonsense. today you saw the brett kavanaugh effect. the democrats didn't even get close to being as obnoxious and unprofessional as they were in the kavanaugh hearings, and asked some pointed questions, most of them were well within the range, except for some occasional stupid questions from cory booker and of course, crazy mazie hirono. i must say this, bill barr gave perfect answers, he indicated he was his own person, he would make independent judgments, it is all you can ask from a serious person, and i think the democrats have actually caved. this is over. he's going

the point is that they have created this hurt for the american people and framed it in this trojan horsebout security and they're compromising the health and security of the american worker and family every day that this shutdown goes on. the house has done its job. we have passed bipartisan legislation. i voted on my 11th bill today to move on, to move forward, to fund this government and we need to get to legislating. we have a legislative body for this country and we cannot legislate. we need to have a policy debate about immigration reform, a comprehensive, compassion pathway to citizenship. shut down is not policy, but we can't have that debate while the government is shutdown. this republican senate needs to do its job. they're not employees of trump tower. >> thank you very much, congresswoman presley. i appreciate your time tonight. >> thank you. >>> and next, senator harris is heading to iowa. >>> why trump has held back given nancy pelosi one of his nick names. >> nancy pelosi or nancy as i call her. five deals. for fifteen dollars get a different deal every weekday til six pm

say the company's a trojan horse for beijing making it a security risk always denies any connection with the chinese government germany's business confidence index has fallen for the fifth month in a row analysts predicted it would decline but it's been falling faster than expected also germany's economic growth this year will be considerably lower than originally forecast that according to french government predictions. in its annual report out next wednesday the government says it expects germany's economy to expand by only one percent this year. linkage when the lng exports which are pigs of the cooling global economy and a lack of clarity over brags that domestic demand meanwhile is expected to remain. and will go back to soon enough this right here is your answer but we're heading to indonesia now where authorities say floods and landslides have killed at least fifty nine people have a rain as pounded south sulawesi province the cause rivers to burst their banks thousands have been forced to flee their homes though the country's disaster management agency says twenty five people are

mission to one of the near earth asteroids, and also future missions such as lucy to the so—called trojaniter, and there is a mission looking at the first iron rich, where we know of the only iron rich asteroid in oui’ of the only iron rich asteroid in our solar system that could have been a remnant of the core of our planet that did not fully materialise. it is fascinating stuff. thank you very much indeed. thank you for speaking to us, mohamed ramy el—maarry, lecturer in planetary sciences at birkbeck couegein planetary sciences at birkbeck college in london. thank you for having me. now the latest headlines on bbc news. a terror investigation is launched after three people including a police officer are stabbed at manchester's victoria station. signals from the nasa space probe new horizons confirm it has successfully flown past icy mass ultima thule, the most distant object every explored in the solar system the archbishop of canterbury calls for an end to the "divisions of recent years" in his new year sermon. sport and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here's sarah. th

the tool or did they put it in the lab and they found the hacker had embedded a militia-- malicious trojan so you can't be too careful especially when you are working on live systems that may be infected. good question. >> so much more to talk about, summary good stories in the book we got-- you know, had to do something i thought would be fitting for the book to sort of reward people for coming to these live events, so worked with deviant, plum, amazing member of the tool, the open organization of lock pickers design a special hacker bookmark that is sort of on a flexible hard plastic that one side has got like the book cover image and the other side says this book market opens doors and it has instructions on how to use the bookmark to get into your locked office that you left your key behind. make sure you only use it wisely, but we have those if anyone gets more than one book you get one of these rare and amazing items then we will share those items with you. my agent tested this on her son's room today, so it works. go deviant. thank you for that swag. >> i just want to get a shout ou

through the night they go to them in the strongest terms possible this dust of the actual contents of a trojan enemies of the of a human civilization. him as a joke divisions scum all sorts she says divisions are or terrorists a one zero sum family depend on standing together against these agents of. the somali based on group al shabaab says it was behind the attack it's often targeted nairobi in response to kenya sending troops to help protect the human backed government and neighboring somalia kenya's president is vowing justice we will seek out every person that was involved in the for funding planning. an execution of this hideous. we will relentlessly wherever they will be until they are held to account pictures circulated online appears to show the attackers bodies the hotel is now a crime scene and i robi's in mourning once more. an exam brian al jazeera. let's make the most of ali is a security expert focusing on the horn of africa is joining us from nairobi thanks for speaking to us on the news grid what do you think the motivation is behind this attack what's the message that's being

like, if you play, like, a fantasy team like, you know, the 2005 usc trojans, you just get the vague likeness of someone. do you cover that at all or -- >> i didn't. it's, i mean, the ways in which student-athletes are taken advantage of are too numerous to document in a single book, i think. but it is, i mean, i don't think it's -- you said that was an off-topic question, and i'll repeat it just in case, just in case the cameras don't pick it up. this is a question about college students -- college athletes' likeness being used in video games and things like that and whether i had a chance to look into that. i didn't have a chance to look into that, but, you know, it's true. i mean, these, this all sort of or started because games like the rose bowl became, you know, these huge television events that attracted tons and tons of advertisers. and the and college football more broadly attracted tons and tons of advertising dollars from television broadcasts. and so, you know, initially it was just let's turn these kids into billboards for a day, you know, and make money off of that. and

yet as the member for walsham pointed out it is an empty vessel, a trojan wears leather 's indecisione prolong the level of uncertainty and that drives up level of uncertainty and that drives up costs which is exactly why so many businesses in scotland as well as the rest of the uk say that the best way forward of ending unnecessary cost in terms of no deal is to back the prime ministers deal. what we have seen in the debate really is a marked difference of focus, on the benches behind me we have colleagues on different sides of the referendum debate such as the memberfor of the referendum debate such as the member for loughborough and for north east somerset coming together to look at how they can work on solutions. we have a proposal from the member for altrincham which will dojust that. it the member for altrincham which will do just that. it will help us unlock the conversation with eu and get everything gloated to delivering on the results of the referendum. a result but so many on the benches opposite indeed were committed to supporting in that manifesto. does he agree with me t

forcing companies to play by their rules over there which allows them to eventually, almost like a trojanarily they will buries like khrushchev >> i think this kind of thing is going to happen regardless trade war. regardless >> and the problem was not the crackdown. the problem was, it was allowed to sprout up and have all of those shady -- not that shadow banking is a problem but the idea that these shady finances that people looked and thought i can put my money here and get these high returns that i'm not getting lsewhere >> right but the crackdown was not the cause. it was a simple to symptom, rig? the cause is they have a banking system that doesn't work and forces individuals into other parts of the market that they normally wouldn't go to. but their desperate. >> michelle, it's good to see you. >> good to see you >> listen in to the music. ♪ >> oh, nice. >>> coming up, changing of the guard in congress today. plus, the government shutdown rolls on just like -- i feel like i'm back in boulder. i need some munchies we're going to hear from senator bob corker as we head to break take

this is nothing more than a socialist trojan horse.ok at those things, i've been to bernie sanders rallies, where the audience there, they love to hear what he is saying, look, you have been kept down by washington. i'm going to open up possibilities that have never been possible before. the problem is, when you realistically look at the price, wow, can we afford that? >> yeah. well we absolutely cannot afford it. we're talking about tens of trillions of dollars, just the single-payer health care part of this alone, the mercado center estimates would cost $32 trillion in the 10 years. even if we were to double all tax, individual and corporate rates we would not be able to pay for just that one part of it. steve: why do you think, justin, so many of these prominent democrats are moving so far to the left? is it because bernie sanders had such a good run last time? >> yeah. i think that is a big part of it. i certainly think it helps. but i think the party is moving to the left. i don't think this is just a political posturing. i actual