. >>> the future of airport security. 3-d scanners that digitally unpack your bags. cutting-edge technology to find hidden bombs. >>> and a little boy and his best friend. >> i love you. >> we've got a heartwarming happy family update for the holidays. >>> this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening. thank you for being here on this thursday before christmas. tonight, as millions are set to begin their holiday journeys, storm systems threaten to disrupt holiday travel across several portions of the country over the weekend and into christmas including rain moving up from texas to the mid-atlantic eventually bringing rain, snow and even ice to new england. all of it a recipe for air travel delays. let's walk over to the weather map. al roker is watching it all for us. what are we looking at? >> 107 million of us will be traveling this year according to aaa. tomorrow we start seeing big problems down south, memphis and nashville, problems for the airports, the roads, i-70, i-40 problems. morning snow in michigan. evening snow in new england. we move o

that story will be unpacked further on brea kfast, will be unpacked further on breakfast, coming up in talks with the brexit —— european union after talks stalled. president trump's travel ban can continue despite its challenges in the lower court. the international political it he will decide later today whether to ban russia from february's winter games because of its record of doping athletes. and the eu gets set to name and shame the eu gets set to name and shame the tax havens it says are not looking up to global standard. now it is time look at the stories that are making the headlines in media across the world we begin with the independent, which leads with ‘may humiliated as dup scuppers deal‘. brexit talks are now on hold after the unionist party objected to a proposed deal on the irish border question. this story is also making the front page in ireland, here the irish times it says pm leo varadkar is ‘surprised and disappointed‘ from the backdown. in arab news: the assassination of yemen‘s former president is on the front page. he was killed two days after he broke ranks and

barbara: after the inauguration, we got back to a totally furnished, unpacked house. it was amazing. i know i actually had a moment to take in the fact that i was now living in the white house with my two young daughters and the president of the united states, who happened to be my husband. that's when it hits you. the sense of history and responsibility just wafts over you. narrator: this is not like any other home. it's a workplace and a show place. it is here that the president charts the country's course. it is here that history is made every single day. this is the white house. announcer: "the white house: inside story" is made possible in part by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. ♪ jimmy: i went into the white house with a feeling of challenge and excitement because of the overwhelming history. thomas jefferson lived there, lincoln met in a small room that became one of my favorites, and i would study at night in what harry truman has used as his office. so i was filled with admiration for the history of my country and the histo

this is a platform featured in the exhibition where we unpack that story of voices of freedom. included on that platform are toussaint la voouter, mum bett who petitioned for her freedom and won as well as phyllis wheatley, all voices of freedom. what's very powerful to me about the connections between banaker and jefferson includes benjamin banaker sending his almanac to thomas jefferson and stating african-americans are brilliant, they are human, they contribute to the development of this nation and deserve to be free. excuse me if i paraphrase, but thomas jefferson said you are the exception and freedom was not going to come during his particular time in life. so, now why don't we go forward and look at making a way. again, remember, this is a human story so in the midst of all of this inhumanity, you still have african americans, again, fighting for freedom, fighting for liberty, fighting for the nation to recognize them as citizens in this world. right? but, as we go forward, we look at well there were laws restricting them, african americans found ways to go around those

they're still trying to tease unpacked. to to get people out of the remains of the man who was completely crushed into into rescued from which you have to extract the young people. train itself is retool training it was travelling at about sixty or seventy you know which is that. it will do this new year inkling that the train was doing anything that was. and we know that this is an accident that shocked the entire country what kind of reaction are you hearing to the accident there in france it when it's it's a horrible accident it's also a horrible accident because it's a school because. it's senseless and it shocks people. this doesn't explain you attentive to. the feelings of french that come off to the presidency doesn't always seem to be on the goal but the prime minister is doing that by going to call preacher to go out for the speaking. to should move going south of coming to the school walking to be horribly shocked by the number of i don't lessons. in there in school not it's taken it's something that's taken very

necessary if the committee tries to divine with that page means that i think my colleague for trying to unpack-- this. [inaudible] >> i would like to ask consented that this infamous page 257 be made available after my speech, but i'm sorry for the staff that has to type this outo. >> it being as we speak. >> mr. president, this is in effect a massive transfer of wealth under the guise of tax reform and under repeating the statement, it will help the middle class. now, you can repeat a statement, but that does not mean it's true. you have to look at what the facts are and i think you have heard it a number of speeches here that will refute that this is not middle-class tax relief. it certainly is sent when a lot of those so-called tax cuts for , cease to exist after seven or eight years, but stick another part of this tax bill, the child tax cuts. we will have a couple of amendments on the floor tonight about it. we will have increased the tax cut by about $3000 a child and when you care-- compare that to the existing republican bill, then the tax credits that if you have more than three child

. >> new 3d scanners that unpack the bag. like a medical scan, the software removes the clutter from overstuffed bagged and highlights in red anything of concern. in this case, an aerosol can. >> literally slicing the bag like a cat scan. >> if you unpack the clutter, you are able to delineate faster. >> 3d scanners already scanned checked bags. pushing to use them for passenger carry ones. being tested in phoenix and boston. coming soon to jfk and chicago o'hare. >> among the most challenging weapons to detective, plastic explosives that could be molded to look like anything. and a cell phone triggering device. >> new 3d scanners automatically detect. >> passengers will be able to leave liquids in their bag. this system can distinguish between water, coca-cola and liquid explosives. >> going to be faster. going to be able to identify automatically not just explosives, but weapons. which is going to help the screeners. because you're taking the human factor out. >> the cost of 300,000 per shooem machine. the tsa starting to r

we started unpacking clothes. we thought it was under control. but obviously not. the winds changed all that. >> the thomas fire is just 15% contained. the next biggest fire, the creek fire in the san fernando valley is at 15,000 acres and 95% contained. it's destroyed 60 homes. people are returning home to find rubble. >> we're looking for anything, you know, jewelry, family members, documents, anything that we can find. >> three other fires burned about 10,000 acres and destroyed nearly 200 structures. >> firefighters are getting a handle on the flames and contained a sixth fire. >> let's get the latest on weather conditions. >> winds continue to be rather active, and they will ebb and flow over the next 24 hours. winds right now, generally between 15 and 20 nps. we do expect them to kick up early tomorrow morning. look at the trend for the winds to continue that weakening state. by tomorrow evening, the winds are less than 15 miles per hour. but the wind direction is key to the forecast, because smoke is moving into our atmosphere thanks to the clockwise flow. a

>> absolutely i agree with the overall premise they have started to unpack those implications the wayit is built with the assumptions and ideologies that are acted out in the technology itself and looking at those individuals that come up with these designs and their ideologies do matter. but the biggest thing for me is in terms of optimization most silicon valley leaders are designed around optimization whether the design itself getting the information or connecting to all of the world. those are questions of efficiency and optimizing for profit. those are taken for granted for optimization and trying to unpack those assumptions what if it was not the optimization model? what would that look like or how does that change the experience? what does that change about facebook's role in our life? so the trick is using the terminology of the industry the way they think of problems that is a way to share language that we have not necessarily agreeing to the terms of optimization but that is a natural way things evolve but those are the terms we agreed to. >> what was well done in the book m

let me unpack that.here have been some republicans even saying if what happened is what you want and the president fires robert mueller we will have a constitutional crisis, you are okay with that? >> the attorney general should fire him. at the president shouldn't have to fire him. >> ed: the attorney general it recused himself, he is not involved. >> that's the problem. we have an attorney general who was in spectator rather than the leader of the department of justice and that undermines our democracy. there's no legal requirement for them to have recused himself. he needs to step up and be the attorney general fire mueller and appoint a special counsel to evaluate the clinton foundation. >> ed: i suspect he might be fired up in part because of the independence bowl. contractually obligated by shannon bream who has afforded tate's eyes. florida state 42, southern miss 13. it looked like you had a big victory, congratulations. >> absolutely. i know shannon was watching and cheering for them. >> ed: she

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michelle: unpacking. moving. bill: yeah. i don't know how well that goes over for christmas shopping. jonathan: just stop. go shopping tomorrow. bill: you are right. you shop this weekend, you have next weekend. that is is it. good weather for this weekend. if you are out and about. let me show you what is going on. we haven't moved much. 29. bounce to 30. back to 29. we are hanging out in the next couple of hours. that is generally where we are around the region. some spots are cooler like frederick. 27 at andrews. 28 in annapolis. 23 in me nap his now. like the -- it's not moving around much. keep it to the 30 degree mark. 8:00. 31 by 79:00 tonight. on the cool side. bundle up. a good night to head out to enjoy the snow long gone out of here. the only concern is if you are out walking around, maybe some of the roads. more if you are walking around you could slip and hurt yourself. light snowshowers moving in to p.a. but for us the nast looks good. the future cast for the remainder of the night. the snow moves east. for us

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and professor sugarman, there's so much to unpack in what's going on here. but first of all, your legal reading of the tweet that "the daily news" interpreted as an admission of obstruction of justice. how would that tweet play in an obstruction of justice investigation? >> there are two pieces here. first of all, it is the third confession. it doesn't matter if we believe trump or comey. we have to believe trump with lester holt and what he said on may 10th that he fired comey because of the russia investigation. but one important factor with the dweet is this excuse that trump wrote wit the help of a lawyer, courts treat confessions written with the assistance of lawyers more damning, not less damning f. a layperson writes it by themselves, it can be interpreted as a mistake so this excuse they have come up with is backfired because a court will give that more cdability or more damning. and so that's -- puts trump in even worse shape. >> professor litman, i want to get your reaction to this, to -- you have a choice here. donald trump wrote this tweet about

a lot to unpack on this monday morning. eagles, obviously -- high on that list. >> yeah, feel like we've been through a lot. >> we have. >>> good morning, this is "nbc10 news today." i'm rosemary connors. >> i'm via sikahema. 5:30 now on this monday. let's get to krystal klei and the most accurate neighborhood weather forecast accurate. tracking snow flurries. >> that's right. good morning, everyone. and we are looking at a map right now. it's not terribly active. there are a few s falling. a few flakes in philadelphia have moved farther south and east

i'm not going unpack, not until tomorrow. >> that was randy page reporting. the thomas fire has destroyed more than 700 homes. >>> mean while, in san francisco today, very somber. thousands of people have been paying their respects to mayor ed lee who died suddenly three days ago. his casket arrived at city hall early this morning draped in an american flag. city workers and san francisco firefighters were there to meet him one final time. here's a live look inside the rotunedda at san francisco city hall where the mayor is lying in state. the public can visit until 7:00 tonight and people have been lined up all day long. that's kpix 5 reporter susie steimle shows us. >> reporter: the amount of people who feel personally impacted by this loss is just incredible. take a look at this line here in front of city hall to get inside. it's been like that since sunrise this morning. thousands of people have come here. many of them brought tributes to the mayor. they lined up with flowers, candles and pictures of the mayor. this was the public's chance to say goodbye

. >> and what we have tried to do through a couple of activities is unpack the story of jesus's birth. the other thing we have tried to do is -- the catholic faith has a long and rich history. with many traditions which are great. we also need to make sure it is relatable to kids today. so what we have done is, on the nativity scene in the office, we will have posts for each kid has an ipad as part of their education. so they can scan these as a class and there is a message about advocacy. so they are accessing information in a message that is exciting and engaging to them. so bringing it to them in a way they are used to. >> they are used to having a mobile device of some kind. so to put the catholic faith on that -- somebody pointed out that the internet is the most fantastic museum that you could wish. every piece of art, every kind of music or text is on it. people need to be able to take advantage of that, i think. and you have some other items. >> i have more. the other thing is -- families today struggle to find a lot of time to be a family. in the busyness of their days. and t

we started unpacking clothes again, we thought this was under control but obviously not. winds changed all that pretty ominous. >> the thomas fire is 15% contained. the next biggest fire, the creek fire in the sanf fernando valle is 90% contained. it has destroyed 60 homes and dozens of others. people are returning home to find rubble where their homes once stood. >> we're looking for anything. jewelry, family memories, documents, anything that we could find. unfortunately. >> the three other fires have burned about 10,000 acres and destroyed nearly 200 structures. firefighters are getting a handle on the flames and have already contained a sixth fire. >> they like to have rain down there as much as we would like to have it right here. let's check in with the latest on the wet earn conditions in southern california. >> when those fires started, winds were gusting well over 40 mile per hour. tonight the winds are still active. look at southern california wind gusting around 20 miles per hour. they will continue to do this until early tomorrow morning, by the afternoon good

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was a lot to unpack there. the first thing that stood out wase at the end there commissioner clyburn's remarks about the process that led us to ais point, which has become major point of contention in this proceeding. there's been a lot of questions about whether comments in the making in the policy process, were falsified or robots,nt or written by in ways that could have tampered with the decision making process to seehink you'll expect these issues being raised in litigation that's almost inevitably going to occur as a result of this decision. guest: definitely. just jumping off on that, you byeady have investigations the new york state attorney general, eric schneiderman, for anmple, has launched investigation into stolen identities used to file these people filede dead comments -- their names were used. and people who didn't submit used,ts, their names were as well. so there's an investigation going on and i think there's two million false identities so i think that will continue to be a major network this

there is a lot to unpack here tonight. let's begin with our justice correspondent pete williams. >> reporter: no handcuffs for michael flynn. he surrendered and walked into the federal courthouse in washington to plead guilty to a single charge -- lying to the fbi, moving the special counsel investigation into the white house and raising new questions about top aide jared kushner. flynn now admits that four days into his job as white house national security adviser, he denied having two separate contacts back in december with russia's ambassador to the u.s., sergey kislyak, when, in fact, he did. the first, december 22nd. someone described in court documents as a very senior member of the presidential transition team directed flynn to urge foreign governments to oppose a u.n. security council resolution against israel. flynn has now admitted that he contacted kislyak and urged russia to oppose it. tonight sources familiar with the matter say that very senior official was jared kushner, the president's son-in-law. the secon

yesterday the birds' equipment crew unpacked the gear at angel stadium in anaheim. that's where the eagles will practice throughout the week. head coach doug peterson said the 10-2 birds are putting the sunday loss behind them. >>> the eagles will look to bounce back when they take on the rams in los angeles on sunday. nbc10 is your official station of the philadelphia eagles. our coverage begins sunday morning at 9:30. >>> i'm meteorologist bill henley. heading out now, grab the umbrella. we have clouds overhead. you do not need the heavy coat. it says a mild morning. the temperatures will be warming up. the clouds stay with us. steadier rain will be here this evening. you'll need the rain gear. look at the numbers, though. 40s this morning. we're normally typically this time of year, all the readings in the 30s. some spots in the 20s. not this morning. not even in the suburbs. they tend to be colder. west callen township, sadsburyville at 44. 46 now in malvern. 47 in exton. upper 40s for bedminster, elroy, glad win. bryn mawr, 48. you might see sprinkles in a few

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bigad: even as cal packs for college, the 18-year-old is still trying to unpack the emotional baggage of high school. cal says educators need to stop running away and join others in moving forward with more training. cal: all it really takes is a couple of people in your life to say, "we got you," to not feel so alone. bigad: to find out if educators in your community receive training on transgender issues, just log on to our website and search for your school district. there you can learn what's being taught to teachers, staff, and students. that's all at nbcbayarea.com/weinvestigate. announcer: coming up: william johnson: white people cannot say that they're proud to be white, or they're called racist. announcer: william johnson calls himself a white nationalist. up next, we investigate the politicians taking campaign cash from johnson, and other donors who lead groups with extremist views. it's a hot-button issue sparking national protests. the southern poverty law center is a nonprofit based in alabama that keeps a list of organizations it calls, "hate groups." we uncovered some p

. >> what we have tried to do through a couple of activities, this one included, is unpack the story of jesus' birth. so a couple of -- can i show a couple others? >> please. >> the other thing we tried to do is the catholic faith, as we know, has a long, rich history with many traditions, which are great. we need to make sure it's relatable to kids today. on the nativity scene we have qr codes. each of the kids have ipads as part of their education. they can scan these as a class and there is a message about advent they receive. so they are accessing information in a method that is exciting and engaging to then. bringing the catholic faith to them in a way that they are used to. >> they are used to having the mobile device. it's part of your program. to put the catholic faith on that. someone pointed out the internet is the most fantastically -- it's the most fantastic museum that you could wish. every piece of art, every kind of music, every find of text is on it. people need to take advantage of that, i think? >> mm-hmm. >> and you have some other items here? >> i have more, yes.

yesterday the birds' equipment crew unpacked the team's gear at angel stadium in anaheim. that's where the eagles will practice. head coach doug peterson said the eagles are putting the sunday night loss behind them. >> we're 10-2, still a good team. everything is in our control. that's the beauty of this whole thing. everything is still in front of us. >> all this week the eagles will see this poster of carson wentz's bestie, trout, who plays for the angels. the eagles will look to bounce back when they take on the rams on sunday. our coverage begins sunday at 9:30. >>> and here's a moment of concern for monday night football last night on nbc10. linebacker ryan shazier injured himself on this headhead-first tackle in cincinnati. he laid on the field. he was grabbing for his back when this happened and didn't appear to be able to move his legs. medics took him off in a cart. he spent the night in a local hospital. during the game he suffered a back injury. no update after the game. >>> 4:08. relatively warm for december. starting out the day. i know we're getting to chill

well you know i just starting to thank you michel martin but i'm almost up to your no not really to unpack some of the points that you're making first of all i would agree that the exchanges are a point of vulnerability because the on ramp from fee out to crypto these exchanges the exchanges are vulnerable in two ways dumber one that as you point out they could be outlawed in some way or shut down by the government number one number two we have a lot of banks out there that have been seeking and have been granted various patents and under patent protection and patent law they could claim that these exchanges have to be shut down under intellectual property rights and i know having bans myself in this area how that could happen absolutely the other point in terms of migrating everyone off into digital coin or those digital coins that fed coin would be would be a coin that has a time element to it like either you or your you get money but your money expires like a coupon and that's one way to get people to spend to get out of doors or to. negative internet made interesting right so that's a

. >> guest: it was a lot to unpack there. and the first thing that stood out to me at the end there was commissioner clyde burns remarks about the process that led us to this point which has become a major point of contention in this proceeding. there's been a lot of questions about whether comments in the record in the policymaking process were falsified or fraudulent or written by robots. in ways that could've tampered with the decision-making process. i think you'll expect to see these issues being raised in litigation that's almost inevitably going to occur as result of this decision. >> definitely. just jumping off that, you already have investigations by the next day the attorney general has launched an investigation into stolen identities being used to file this comment where that people filed comments. i guess they didn't file those comments. their names were used, and people who didn't submit comment, their names are used as well. there's in a vested on and i think there's something like 2 million false identities so

there's so much to unpack about this tax package. after a months-long public campaign to get tax cuts through congress, president trump signed the new tax law with very little fanfare on friday. this law slashes corporate taxes way down from a statutory or official rate of 35% to 20% now, and it makes those tax cuts permanent. 21%, i'm sorry. it was 20 for a long time and settled up at 21. to pay for the trillion dollar or more hole that that's going to blow into the u.s. budget, the middle class tax relief that president trump promised is going to be smaller and temporary. so we end up with a big deficit financed tax cut that benefits businesses and the wealthy at the expense of the middle class. now, there's a whole lot of analysis on this. independent analysis for instance from the tax policy center estimates that the top 1%, the wealthiest americans, will ultimately get 83% of the benefits of this tax bill. >> one thing that stood out to me, we have been focused on the composition of these bills. the house side, the senate side.

hopefully you were able to unpack big sweaters, jackets because we'll need them. >> this is serious cold headed our way and it will be a prolonged cold. so that means we could be having problems with the pipes, water main breaks, that sort of thing. so just get ready. the next week to 10 days look very cold around here. we'll start off with a 3-degree guarantee, forecasting a high today of 39, a little bit above that early this morning at 5:30 before the real cold started to move in with the howling winds, hit 41. so we're there once again. this is like 24 of the last 25 we've hit the 3-degree guarantee, tomorrow forecasting a high of 38. we've got a very cold week ahead because after the 38 tomorrow low 30s the rest of the week, we may struggle to get to 30 thursday and barely to freezing friday and saturday with minor, minor snow chances, light snow flurries, that sort of thing. right now temperatures are holding because we've got some clouds out there. so we're holding in the low 30s in d.c., annapolis, east and the warm spot at 33. lots of other spots in 20s until you get up in the m

a lot to unpack on this monday morning. eagles, obviously -- high on that list. >> yeah, feel like we've been through a lot. >> we have. >>> good morning, this is "nbc10 news today." i'm rosemary connors. >> i'm via sikahema. 5:30 now on this monday. let's get to krystal klei and the most accurate neighborhood weather forecast accurate. tracking snow flurries. >> that's right. good morning, everyone. and we are looking at a map right now. it's not terribly active. there are a few s falling. a few flakes in philadelphia have moved farther south and east. you see the brush against the shore and slicing through cumberland, cape may, and atlantic counties. but it should be noted this is not a heavy snow in the least. this is a few flurries. light snow showers at best. same deal with the pocket over chester and new castle county. there's a tighter view of what's going on. vineland getting flakes. some of this may make it to atlantic city, but i think the temperature's too warm. it will likely fall as rain there. let's talk about

let's unpack that a little bit.right of indian states to categorically ban the slaughter of cattle? notjust for hindus, or notjust to make it a voluntary, faith—based requirement, but to say to every citizen of the state, you cannot kill and therefore eat beef? such legislation exists. i know — are you saying... most of that legislation was not passed by the bjp. it was passed by the previous government. that is part of the constitution, which also says it is part of the duty of the government to protect the cow. now, you might find this antediluvian, you might find it contrary to certain customs. but in india, as i said... well, nobody cares what i think, but in india... beef is a very sensitive issue in india. and i think personal taste sometimes — just like prohibition, temperance. why are so many states against alcohol consumption? we have actually enacted a law against it. but there are the sort of taboos, there are these social restrictions, which are there in india, and they have to be handled with a great de

but i'm always up to your no not really to unpack some of the points that you're making first of all i would agree that the exchanges are a point of vulnerability because the on ramp from fee out to crypt these exchanges the exchanges are vulnerable in two ways dumber one that as you point out they could be outlawed in some way or shut down by the government number one number two we have a lot of banks out there that have been seeking and have been granted various patents and under patent protection and patent law they could claim that these exchanges have to be shut down under intellectual property rights and i know having bans myself in this area how that could happen absolutely the other point in terms of migrating everyone off into digital coin or those digital coins that fed coin would be would be a coin that has a time element to it like either you or your you get money but your money expires like a coupon and that's one way to get people to spend it to get out of doors that have negative interest native interest in right so that's a built into that and then to have an interest

. >> we packed a couple of times and unpacked and the winds keep on shifting. >> it's out of control.ws this morning, state of emergency declared in southern california as wild fires rage on. crews are struggling battle new fires, total of six are now burning. lauren: senate votes to keep government open for two weeks but then what? cheryl: shares of boeing and nike setting high 70 points. now a higher

let's unpack that little bit.state to categorically banned the slaughter of cattle, notjust for him does, or notjust to make it a voluntary, faith based requirement, but to say to every citizen of the state, you cannot kill and therefore it with? such legislation exists. i know, are you saying... most of that legislation was not passed by the bjp, it was passed by the previous government. that is part of the constitution which also says it is part of the duty of the government to protect the cow. now, you might find this antediluvian, you might find it contrary to certain customs, but in india, asi contrary to certain customs, but in india, as i said... well, nobody ca res india, as i said... well, nobody cares what i think, but in india... we visit very sensitive issue in india. andi we visit very sensitive issue in india. and i think personal taste sometimes, just like coalition, temperance, why are so many state against alcohol consumption we have actually enacted law against it. —— coalition. but there are the

and using that to secure your money i mean we didn't roll that back a lot of bad guys know if to unpack way of talking about their south day large block size correct me if i'm wrong but would tend to put power into the miners and it would be a move against a total decentralization of this protocol of this that work and this is again what would be the ethos of this totally decentralized protocol and we've seen that with the parents conflict of interest between those who sell mining chips like over there in china at bit me or for the big blocks and and they would be the direct beneficiary of this so this is not a direct conflict of interest over one it will your thoughts are so i would say generally speaking and i hate to you know put anybody into a box but it seems like a lot of the proponents of bitcoin cash believe that because when miners are kind of a trusted guardian of the network and they're happy to have nodes that are very expensive to run and only large enterprises and miners can run them because they believe that the sovereignty really comes from having your private keys and b

doing itself out of business potentially well this is the myth that we have not yet come to true to unpack and counter because it is really only a myth we do not have empirical evidence that would back the notion that lower lowering your corporate tax rate would increase your your growth in any meaningful way it would it will post profits pay for profits. an illusionary well but it would not create jobs and a queen for the investments that everybody's looking after ok so no i don't think that it's in danger to growth in europe and we have to leave it at markets mindset analyst and director at the tax justice net what thank you. at the meeting of the world trade organization currently underway in one is it is the u.s. the e.u. and japan have signaled they're planning to join forces against china this time the focus is on industrial capacity and other controversial trade practices which they say are rampant in the country a joint statement is expected on the sidelines of that summit the three parties have repeatedly criticized china for subsidizing its state owned enterprises who say want to

the new president nickname is the crocodile it's not necessarily a compliment harry join explain unpack it for us a little bit. well he has a bit of a controversial history. i suppose that he was implicates or complicit in some human rights abuses but sickly back the one nine hundred eighty s. in west berlin province some people are skeptical about him but at the end the day he is what zimbabwe has been knows that even if you love more hate him he is what you have until. then these four years died down but nowadays people is cautious optimism and he seems to be saying the right things for now for example he wants a smaller government he wants people who stole money and stands abroad to bring him back by february or the be arrested to be of congress have been the same but he is not understand eight million dollars and one is then one million dollars and that and the surprise situation today he visited some of the public hospitals by surprise surprise most of the staff nice hospitals just to see the condition that poor zimbabweans have to go through but but but that said there are people