and with that unpleasantness in thent future. and that that local government to have that ability. . >> we do cover energy policy broad-based looking at climate change and with those pipelines and we have reporters all over the country. >> host: t five thank you for your time spent now we have the executive director also former representative of south carolina good morning. so what about your organization with environmental issues quick. >> we are conservatives talking to conservatives about free enterprise solutions to climate change. we have heard a lot about government regulation and that sort of thing with that free enterprisese system. >> what are they and how do quick.e those >> i don't know anything about it but since that represented a very red district and i had not looked into that at all i figured al gore is for itt but out of congress for six years doing commercial real estate law again then i ran for congress again in 2004 my son came to me the oldest of our five children and said dad i will vote for you that you wil

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is to standard practice on german pig farms it's done to prevent what's known as bore taint and unpleasant smell or taste that occurs in the meat off some pigs. yeah but it's not a fun job it would be great not to have to castrate but if we didn't do it we wouldn't be able to sell the pigs. castration without anesthetic has been prohibited in germany since two thousand and thirteen families were given a grace period with that now due to end the precious on for families to change their methods big families had five fought on it and they do exist castration on the general anesthetic and immunize a. sexual maturity and stop the meat from smelling all raising the animals without immunization in the so-called war fattening process and accept that some of the meat will smell and won't be fit for human consumption but the anesthetics haven't been approved and man. any meat processing companies won't use pork from immunized o'boyle fatten pigs the plan to allow castration without anesthetic for another two years has been met by criticism from animal rights activists this have this it's been scient

as unpleasant as it was to go it there, it ended up politically being a god send for republicans. >> dana: do you support senator chuck grassley's committee looking into allegations where you had accusers of brett kavanaugh recanting them and he's referring those for investigation? >> he's referring them to the justice department. i think he's doing the right thing. >> dana: let me ask you about tax cuts. i'll play that for you. >> if the democrats come up with an idea for tax cuts, which i am a big believer in tax cuts, i would absolutely pursue something, even if it means some adjustment. some adjustment to make it possible. i would love to see a tax cut for the middle class now. >> dana: we don't know yet who will be the chairman of the house ways and means committee, but do you think it would be possible to try to do this in the next congress if nancy pelosi was willing to play ball? >> all tax legislation has to orange nate in the house. democrats are in charge of the house. if they've got a good idea about how to reduce middle class taxes, we would be anxious to take a look at

it's not for us regular people to decide the politicians up there was sorted out it's an unpleasant situation i just want peace and not this. time on is at the foot of the crimean bridge tensions have been building here in the as of sea for months especially since the bridge was opened in may lead milam move to tom and to be near the sea she says she sometimes comes here for a break from taxi driving even in the winter the fifty four year old says her relatives and children back in you are worried about her but she's optimistic about the future of the as of see me all spoke quietly to see calms me down sometimes when i want to answer to a question i ask this season and if the next wave is big that means the answer is yes. i am very hopeful that our government will figure out everything that everything will be fine. and we will all this when. you see what you did you need. it seems to be stormy everywhere it might be apropos for lewd millet's an l.s.d. as a see whether this stormy political situation will eventually calm down. some of the other stories making headlines around the world a yello

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it's not for us regular people to decide the politicians there was sorted out it's an unpleasant situation i just want peace and not this. time on is at the foot of the crimean bridge tensions have been building here in the as of sea for months especially since the bridge was opened in may lead milam move to tom and to be near the scene she says she sometimes comes here for a break from taxi driving even in the winter the. fifty four year old says her relatives and children back in year are worried about her but she's optimistic about the future of the as of see me all spoke quietly to see calms me down and sometimes when i want an answer to a question i ask. and if the next wave is big that means the answer is yes. i am very hopeful that our government will figure out everything that everything will be fine. and we will listen. here is the of what you do media. it seems to be stormy everywhere it might be apropos for ludmilla to now ask the as op see whether this stormy political situation will eventually calm down. well here's some of the other stories now that are making headlines aroun

be a woman but rather fictional character who somehow looks wild and interesting be viewed and unpleasant but i do believe that drag is the possibility for many people to try out their own gender identity. that is you know i initially didn't take hours to fill in for ben drac is disguising himself again with identity an art form and does not contradict the fact that he enjoys being a man. into submission and i find it quite casual that i have the great privilege as a man to just do my hair a little and it will do that's super easy going to something easy go i think. the boundaries between masculinity and femininity have always been blurred the so-called in between i eat into general people is also a theme in mythology and. in things of athena if there's an accounting in this cabinet there was a small gentleman with the hermaphrodite has a mythological figure from greek roman antiquity which has sexual characteristics of both sexes in those days there were men and women and people in between things. but it is also interesting that such gems were worn as pieces of jewelry so it was nothing

but something unpleasant was happening around the church.ooms the authorities had taken away. an official seal forbidding entry. but we were being watched. hello. don't speak english? what are you doing here? who sent here? what do you want from a priest and his congregation? 0ur exchange was over. no more questions or explanations. father wolodimirand his questions or explanations. father wolodimir and his wife fear their church may be taken next. but they are from the area and have a congregation to cater to. so what happens now? the town administration says they have no intention of taking the church of stop but with the red and black nationalist flag on the building, sometimes adopted by far right anti— russian group ceo, and more intimidating young men in front, i wonder where the authorities' sympathies might lie. 0n authorities' sympathies might lie. on my way into the building i see a familiarface, the on my way into the building i see a familiar face, the self—styled ukrainian patriot waiting to see the administration had. who are t

suspend, however there will be a number of showers round, rather hit—and—miss, however, pretty unpleasantout in the commemorations if it is raining so take something waterproof. this is bbc news i'm rachel. the headlines at 8. transport ministerjo johnson resigns from the government over brexit, saying the deal being finalised "will be a terrible mista ke". he's also calling for a fresh referendum. at present, the deal is incoherent on its own terms, and that's why it's so important for the public to have a say, so it can confirm that this is really the brexit that it wants. meanwhile, the dup leader arlene foster has said her party couldn't support the government's current proposals on brexit, she accuses theresa may of breaking promises. the prime minister and the french president, emmanuel macron, have jointly laid a wreath at the thiepval memorial in the somme as part of ceremonies marking 100 years since the end of the first world war. thousands of torches light up the tower of london this evening as the nation prepares to pause and remember the fallen.

but something unpleasant was happening around the church. the door leading to the rooms the authorities had taken away. an official seal forbidding entry. but we were being watched. no more questions or explanations. father volodymyr and his wife fear their church may be taken next. but they are from the area, and have a congregation to cater to. so what happens now? the bohorodchany town administration says they have no intention of taking the church. but with the red and black nationalist flag on the building, sometimes adopted by far right anti—russian groups here, and more intimidating young men in evidence in front, i wonder where the authorities‘ sympathies might really lie. on my way into the building i see a familiar face, the self—styled "ukrainian patriot" waiting to see the administration head, franko ezhak. who are the young men who were parked outside the church? because one of the guys who has been sitting outside here the last few days that we have been here is actually outside your office right now. these young men are just c

cloudy, cold, wet, damp, unpleasant. north wind at almost 10 miles per hour. temperaturow stuck in the and mid 40s and still pockets of mostly just light rain and showers at thispo t, but you'll need thes. umbrel have your raincoat ready to go: showers ata.m. drizzle at noon. mainly cloudy skies by late in the afternoon. temperatures will be stuck in the 40sll day. here you can see the real colder air is way back up to the north and west. this fst wave of rain is moving out. the cold front will arrive here about the time the sun goes down in the ear morning and evening hours. o the from our beltway baltimore beltway. a general trend. overnight skies will try to have at least a few breaks and as a result colder tomorrow morning. dry but temperatures in the low andid 30s but no warm up tomorrow. that's an important part of thee forecast bec cold air will be stuck in place and as we go through the day tomorrow, maybe a peak of sunshine or two but clouds thi back up again. nothing to worry about but byth time the sun is up on thursday morning, likely to be mainly

i think this is very helpful to trump and as unpleasant as it is as i suggested in the column, he has to think how unpleasant it was for brett kavanaugh to be accused of gang rape, that guaranteed we flipped four senate seats. lou: you have a lot to say in that direction, we're at the end of our time. >> i was again right to conclusion. you have a sense of when i'm coming to the end. lou: thank you so much, ann coulter, and this is the end. good to have you with us. be sure to vote in our poll tonight -- cast your vote on twitter. and follow me on twitter, "like" me on facebook, follow me on instagram at "lou dobbs tonight." up next, rudely badgering president trump. a favorite pastime for a cnn correspondent who still has a job. >> if you don't mind, after i'm finished, if weijia or halle or one of my colleagues could go, that would be great. great if a female reporter could ask you a question. are reluctant to come forward, you raised doubts about the accusers. >> i don't think people are reluctant to come forward. >> not you. not you. your organization is terrible. your organizatio

t>> it won't last rest of your life, but it will be a very unpleasant day. grab the umbrella and the insulated coat. temperatures in the mid to upper 30s. mid 40s around town but not much improvement coming our way. the steadier rain with us for much of the overnight. there's a little break in the action coming across parts of central virginia so cloudy and damp for the morning commute and then that rain in south western virginia promises o and on rain chances here later in the day. more about the winter weather coming up in a few mor minutes. >> 66 east o 123. it's a little bit hard to see. 's raining ere, though. washington,orthbound 295, still had that street flooding nd.ging ar inner loop and outer loop to the belt way, no major issues rig now. in and out of town all looking good. >> thank you melissa. back now t our top story. aun upcoming announcement from amazon expected to bring major changes to our entire area. multiple rorts say the online retail giant will set up one of its newte headq in our backyard. >> that location is in crystal city in arling

it was later said that he lost because his opponent past wind before him leaving behind it and unpleasantr. anderson said if it had been him he would have publicly admitted it. the badccused him of desperate we still don't know who or if there was gas past or if it has any impact. >> this moves into the category of breaking wind news. >> very nice. >> thank you so much for those stories. if you want to look at the stories we are talking about, head to our website. that is it for this edition. i will would back -- i will be back with more [dramatic music] ♪ smith: in thispipisode "a wowod on the brink," we areoioing tlookok atd where ree contents and nyny culres colle, the orig of the ree grea motheisticeligions and the source of many of today's most violent conflicts: the middle east.

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. >> it's going to be very unpleasant friday afternoonbe t utside. a couple of rain drops here.teady rain likely this afternoon. the ride into work or school may have an occasional rain chance. the ride home will be cover up in a steady rain. already rain drops to contend with on 270. i-95n here's r drops early this morning. seasonably chilly. mosley in the 40s. d to upper 40s around the city. low 40s in the valley.up

news for you ony a mon morning, but it's not going to be a pretty day today.be ready for a very unpleasantrt to the work and school week. areas of moderate rain right up i-95. more rain impactin the valley. be ready for a soggy start today. that's where the highest rainfall amounts will be. but more rainoving into parts of western maryland and future weather keeps the rain in throughout the course of the morning commute. temperatures, like i mention, mid 40s, closer to 50 aroun town, but with the clouds and the rain today, not much of a move. the only goodhing for your monday, the sunday is up before w00 a.m.

the dy realized government was entitled or concluded that the government to latitude to do some unpleasant things when it comes to these kinds of national security and entry from foreign and i think ions, he had good reason to. >> one piece of data is this the only i think is term, where justice kennedy and oted with the conservatives in every 5-4 case. and there may be some pattern to term on the ast court. audience?from the william from george mason university. i have two quick questions. is for eugene when he said you would get rid of the test for the establishment clause and ondered how far you would take that. could, for instance, the state mormonismy we endorse as the best religion but we coerce anybody into mormon.g a and the other, for everybody, citizens is about united. the standard criticism of that they take toothat narrow a view of what counts as not just quid is pro quo, it is spending money it will influence elections and policy. if this is true why doesn't the from the occur expenditure of any kind of resources or the anticipation as the use of your celebrity to endorse or

if the upper wind is too strong flying is unpleasant because there's turbulence it becomes shaky and it's hard to get still shots of norman inconstancy because it's time for liftoff and it seems like the weather is going to behave. erica spangler and adi guys are both live in the outgoing region and share an enthusiasm for nature images and flying. the view of the bavarian alps couldn't be better. the ultralight climbs to an altitude of four thousand meters it's important that they keep an eye on safety as well as on the beauty below. his image as you know the thing is i always want to go somewhere to find a great motif but he worries about what could happen if the engine cuts out he's responsible for us both in the end and has to ensure that we come back alive. using a permanent i always have to keep in mind what to do if the engine cuts out how far will i get just gliding will we be able to reach a field or meadow. today you guys ago would have a hard time trying to spot a safe place to land but on the up side the ground fog makes the pictures look pentasa take. for audi it's the i

not a big threat for severe weather but gusty winds and sideways rain will maken it unpleasant friday evening to be outside. mid 70s before the sun datoy. then breezy and chilly and more wild rain showers come in next eek. >> happyfriday. >> montrose road here. we have anoverturned vehicle and you can see the response on the scene. so wee do have s closures through that area. just to warnou there. everything is looking good. fairx county to the parkway. we'll get you there in 8 minutes. if you're hded inbound and outbound, same situation, no delays. lanes und 295, two right are getting by that work zone. >> melissa, thank you. metro's revamped kids ride free program hit a snag. all must use a smartrip card ibd -- instead of the d.c. one card. 25,000 students either didn't go to school or struggled to get to school. metro disputes that story and said no student was turned away regardless of which payment card they used. >> target is getting ready for the holiday shoppg rush. your turkey may not be on the tablehen they open the doors on thanksgiving. doors are going to open at 5:00 in t

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rural papua new guinea that's unusual to treat tuberculosis patients need to take an elaborate and unpleasant cocktail of drugs regularly for months a lack of clinics and transport to those clinics makes getting those medicines to people or people to the medicines hard when the base appointment when did don't come on bare review dates i dread stan. i go out into the villages and i meet them and i ask them why you you are not mean health workers reach only a fraction of those infected and when people let their treatments lapse the disease has a resurgence and becomes more tolerant to drugs once it's more into what's called multi-drug resistant tuberculosis the disease is much harder and more expensive to treat hot of all patients die organizations like doctors without borders are trying to help but there's not enough central coordination the frustration that many have here is that papua new guinea's government is known for years that it has a big problem and that it's getting worse and yet despite having the money the government hasn't been spending it in the right way and hasn't my typing tub

it's not going to be a pretty day today.be ready for a very unpleasant start to the work and school week. areas of moderate rain right up i-95. more rain impactin the valley. be ready for a soggy start today. that's where the highest rainfall amounts will be. but more rainoving into parts of western maryland and future weather keeps the rain in throughout the course of the morning commute. temperatures, like i mention, mid 40s, closer to 50 aroun town, but with the clouds and the rain today, not much of a move. the only goodhing for your monday, the sunday is up before it will make it a little easier. don't plan on much in the way of utsunshine today moderate rain will taper back to likely showers later on in the day and thenhu maybe aerstorm chance tomorrow. more about that coming up. for now, let'sel go tosa. >> this just cleared out of the way here. >> the 117 cleared as well. >> nice and clear but wet. we're raining all the way down to the spu here near montgomery mall. otherwise looking okay. just wet out there. >> thank you, melissa. a suspected gunman i isthe hospital after being

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there have been times on the court when there have been unpleasant people there. that midlife unpleasant. you work in such close quarters. now is not one of those times. i am thinking way back. when justice jackson was in november and wrote a letter to the new york times criticizing justice black. justice roberts: that has not happened yet. in terms of things we have done together, we have lunch together. any argument day or compensate, it works out to half a day in a month. we have lunch together. it is in a lovely dining room. there are plates and all of that. on the plate, you would put the food you got in the cafeteria. the one will i enforce there is that we don't talk about work. -- rule i enforce is that we don't talk about work. you can learn how the phillies are doing from justice alito. there are all sorts of things that people like to talk about. it is a nice break from work. also, it is very important that the term runs for 10 months. we don't leave until we are done. we are usually done before the fourth of july. then we leave washington. we don't see

reasons why there's a whole range of reasons why people do use drugs that ranges from avoiding unpleasant states of being too yeah achieving more pleasant states of being being more sociable being more emotionally open and there is a very individual factor in this too very a lot of famous people too who took drugs like thomas edison the inventor he was using cocaine or apple founder steve jobs he said taking l.s.d. was one of the most important things he's done in his life so do you have to consume drugs to be creative and successful well that's a definite no because there are very many people who would never do that but there are people who definitely benefit in their creativity in their output in their approach to problems of creativity by using those substances and for those people it possibly be yeah. so they are on one hand those creative people those inventors who are taking drugs and on the other hand i think one of the perceptions that truck users load on in the social ladder they're more like criminals so what's your perception about. well that's to do with the moral stance every

how about a little smell test is it when you find nice or unpleasant and what about fish or lemons. germans tend to associate a sense of lemons with kenyan this. but for spaniards chlorine smell fresh blood russians feel alive to fly that felt clean that's all you got from poland wants to know more about what the no snow. why do we experience some smells as pleasant and others much less so. lavender what a wonderful scent. the process of smelling itself is very complex after inhaling the said molecules bind to specific sites on all factory receptors there are three hundred fifty different kinds each is specialized for certain smells. the odor information reaches the long term memory and has strong connections to emotional centers. whether or not we've like a scent mainly depends on the context in which we first smelled it. we first experience many smells when we're very young even while still in the womb or later as an infant. by the way smelling is also important for flavor perceptions ninety percent of them arise not on the tongue but via our factory signals whether or not truffle

one on the side it was new it was a very unpleasant you know you get used to seeing bodies in repose if you like almost with a sense of sort of calm. but i didn't get that often i didn't get that sense. i got a sense of reaching. you know for some. the only thing i could imagine west's. his family his friends. fellow journalists. i could hear people crying in the corner. stuff. very real moment for everyone. could just as easily be anybody else in the nunnery that way. just a part of it art. school . that he reached. something. i've let. you all woken up here by your friends and they burst into the room and then the first thing they said yes we found. and of course then you know it and it went into a whirlwind of events. we cry to get it without that friends trying to grasp what had happened meanwhile painful gruesome things had to be done. and this body which had finally been recovered by those trailing peacekeepers needed to be identified. my husband andrei help with this task an experience that really traumatized him. john swain and chip pious to spend a night within metres of san

the to avoid any unpleasant feelings. >> the technology doesn't help. one of the things i get into in the book is in addition to being the last generation to grow up without the internet, mine was the last generation to have what we now call a free range childhood so you could leave the house and nobody knew where you were. but he rode bikes with bike helmets and stuff. sometime in the '90s the idea of helicopter parenting and shuttling kids from play dates to soccer practice to everything scheduled and managed like a hollywood starlet i've talked to people around the country about this. there is a component to this and it isn't my theory in the book but 9/11 had something to do with it so just at the moment when the millennial generation was that it's sort of midpoint the oldest millennial was 20 and the youngest was zero or one this terrible trauma happened and has happened in every one home that would have been helpful. periods where it could rain down in an instant and people were traumatized by it for a long time. i think that all of those things w

you can save your community a lot of money and unpleasantness in the future. there is plenty to digest for years. have theernments ability to do that almost more efficiently than the federal government. host: scott waldman reports for e&e news. policy.e cover energy we have more than 60 reporters looking at climate change and natural gas infrastructure, pipelines. we look at a broad range of coverage. clear based in dcf report is all of the country. --we will take those calls throughout the course of this program today. , a formers representative from south carolina. guest: good to be with you. host: a little about your organization? republickeye in.org. we're talking about free undersized -- free enterprise solutions to climate change. h

were high, and with that added risk of some severe gales up to the irish sea, it will be quite unpleasantevening. further east, it is windy or in cloudier, largely dry still, but look at this rain moving slowly through ireland, arriving into the afternoon. even in the eastern areas, there will be costs of around a0 mph, up to 60 in exposed areas further west. a very unsettled period of whether to end the week, and that turbulent weather descends across the eastern side of england and scotland through friday night into saturday. with all that cloud and temperatures hold up, there will be lots of showers because that area of low pressure stays with us throughout the weekend. you can see just how vast it is, driving weather across much of western europe, right the way down into spain and portugal. for ourselves, as that weather system finally drags its heals from the south and east, we open up to the south—westerly winds. throwing in showers from the southern and western areas, given the strength of the wind, not as strong as friday, but as we push those showers eastwards, i don't think many

severe gales up the added risk of some severe gales up through the irish sea, it will be quite unpleasantand cloudy, but largely dry. but look at this rain, it is slow—moving, northern ireland and rising into the afternoon. and evenin and rising into the afternoon. and even in the eastern areas gusts of a0 mph, up to 70 in exposed areas further west. an unsettled period of whether to end the week, that turbulent weather descends across the eastern side of england and scotla nd the eastern side of england and scotland through friday night into saturday, with all that cloud and the wind temperatures holder. that area of low pressure stays with us throughout the weekend. you can see how fast it is. it is driving the weather across much of western europe, right the way down into spain and portugal. for ourselves, as that weather system finally clears, it may drag its heels in the south and east, we open up to a south—westerly wind, growing in showers to southern and western areas. given the strength, not as strong as friday, but enough to push the showers eastwards. they think many will escap

for refugees arriving in germany have received letters from job centers and authorities with some unpleasant news they're being asked to foot the bill for refugees lodging and social security costs often to the tune of several thousand euros. three times a week docked to get volunteers to help the homeless western german city of mind. it's really it's important to how people in and around the world right principle trouble lives by he's traveled to syria many times as a medical volunteer and witnessed the desperation there when the country's civil war with and he agreed to sign financial guarantees for young syrians to help make it possible for them to enter germany then to initiate violence in the camps they were told if you don't fight with us with i.a.s. or assad and put you in prison. so then it becomes an ethical humanitarian obligation to give these people a chance to live in safety mentioned. in height even to kind of one of the eight refugees trouble vouched for is gagged the young syrian says he will be forever grateful to the german doctor. and clique that we're at war i couldn't st

right over to christophe now more trouble a lot of trouble for germany's because bay oh what an unpleasant day for dutch bank one hundred seventy german prosecutors raided the offices including bad quarters of dodger bank today as a part of an investigation into money laundering the inquiry is based on revelations made in the twenty eight sixteen data leak known as the pattern of papers which suggested that bank staff helped criminals funnel money into offshore tax havens. police vans surviving the headquarters of germany's biggest lender if image wasn't a ready in tatters it certainly is not. the banks accused of helping clients hide money and crime their suspicions are based on revelations contained in a set of leaked documents known as the panama paper is. different after. mission of rose in the summer all this to say as a teen remark after the federal criminal police officer evaluation data from the parliament papers the so-called offshore leaks. bodies are also this evaluation that the suspicions of deutsche bank was helping clients set up so-called offshore companies in tax havens. f

you can save your community a lot of money and unpleasantness in the future. there is plenty to digest for years. have theernments ability to do that almost more efficiently than the federal government. host: scott waldman reports for e&e news. policy.e cover energy we have more than 60 reporters looking at climate change and natural gas infrastructure, pipelines. we look at a broad range of coverage. clear based in dcf report is all of the country. -- >> the u.s. house gavels back in at the top of the hour. they'll begin debate on a republican tax package later today. the house will also work to extend the national flood insurance program, which is set to expire tomorrow at midnight. an outgoing house speaker paul ryan will deliver his farewell speech on the house floor today after they come in. also today, brenda jones will be sworn in. she will serve out the remainder of former michigan congressman john conyers' term. live house coverage here on c-span at noon eastern. president trump's former lawyer, michael cohen, pleaded guilty today to making false stat