i'll see you next week. [ woman vocalizing ] >> i'm bob massi.en practicing law and living in las vegas, the center of the recent real-estate crisis. lives were destroyed from coast to coast as the economy tanked. now, well, it's a different story. the american dream is back, and nowhere is that more clear than the sunshine state of florida. so we headed from the strip to the beach to showyou how to live the american dream. i'm gonna meet real people who are facing serious problems, take you behind the gates of properties you have to see to believe, and give you the tips that everyone needs to navigate the new landscape, because information is power, and the property man has got you covered. [ woman vocalizing ] welcome to florida, the sinkhole capital of the world. ♪ it's an issue that many people never think about until it's too late. but if you're buying or selling property, well, you can't afford to overlook it. natural sinkholes happen when acidic rainwater seeps down through surface soil and gets to something like sandstone or limestone, wh

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you know the that lack of vocal vocal part of men was noticed and there's a lot of work to be done is this is this protest movement karen is addressing sexual harassment exclusively or are there other issues at stake here absolutely there are a lot i mean obviously with the times that with the development of the time's up initiative there calling for the end of harassment and this culture of sexual abuse but also for more diversity more gender parity and equal pay this is still an issue in two thousand and eighteen especially in the entertainment industry but of course in all others and and there was lots of criticism actually about the nature of the protest on twitter too we can have a look at another one here from conny when who is the a fashion writer and she wrote for several tweets but this one we chose mandating that everyone wears black gives the false illusion that everyone is on board with wage parity professionalism in the workplace and treating all people fairly and humanely it's naive to think that this is true and counterproductive to fake solidarity so the time's up. ini

and the property man has got you covered. [ woman vocalizing ] thanks for joining us. i'm bob massi. you know, technology has changed the way we do just about everything, from how we communicate to how we shop. it also has changed the landscape for anyone looking to sell property. >> in the olden days, what used to make one real-estate agent stand out over the other is his actual advertising budget. how much money did he have to spend on newspaper and actual print ads? technology has made those things 100% obsolete and totally worthless. >> people who are living on the cutting edge, people who want to sell the most homes, they're taking advantage of new marketing techniques and new video production equipment. >> suddenly, posting a few pictures online -- it's just not enough. >> if your competition is using this technology and you are not, you're just simply not gonna get the listing. you're not gonna get the business. >> some of these technologies you can employ yourself. you can take pictures on the ground. you can take video on the ground. you can take stabilized vi

we have shown that they are capable of vocal imitation. they are capable of vocal imitation. questionng. teaching. retirement from teaching after 30 years. years. wanted to do, i felt, and feel, that i have so much more to give. i have so much more to give. led to me leaving the profession i loved. loved. london, and i have never seen so many teaching staff off with stress. many teaching staff off with stress. additional needs are left to flounder in the classroom. flounder in the classroom. services have been cut, so staff are now therapists as well as teachers. now therapists as well as teachers. kath says: i left full—time teaching and now work as a supply teacher. and now work as a supply teacher. the pay is less, the work is less reliable, but the workload is lower. reliable, but the workload is lower. and i get to do thejob i trained to do, which is teach. do, which is teach. thank you for those, keep them coming in. those, keep them coming in. time for the latest news now. here is ben. after arriving in china on a trade mission. of uk—china relations. "the interests we both sha

red carpet already and in their speeches but the disappointing thing is that the men were very un vocal and there's been a lot of noise about that on twitter and maybe we can just have a look at one of them here. this is a twit tweet that says not a single man who accepted a golden globes tonight spoke out about sexual assault me two or times up wearing a black tux you know isn't enough we need men to speak up and stand beside us to fight and to end sexual assault and rape culture there were a lot of other tweets in that vein so definitely there is you know the that lack of vocal vocalist on the part of men was noticed and there's a lot of work to be done is this is this protest movement karen is addressing sexual harassment exclusively or are there other issues at stake here absolutely there are a lot i mean obviously with the times that with the development of the times up initiative there calling for the end of harassment in this culture of sexual abuse but also for more diversity more gender parity and equal pay this is still an issue in two thousand and eighteen especially in the e

learning. to provoke vocal learning. have it. something most primates and apes don't have. don't have. few mammals sorry that can have this vocal learning like we do. vocal learning like we do. thank you so much for being with us. so much for being with us. ten threw his the experiment on killer whales. his the experiment on killer whales. —— jose zamorano—abramson. should work together on immigration and rebuilding infrastructure. and that all citizens should seize a new american moment. under his presidency. starting with his upbeat appeal for the nation to come together. this is our new american moment. there has never been a better time to start living the american dream. this is your time. anything, and together, we can achieve anything. now president trump addresses are in a very upbeat fashion. a very upbeat fashion. trump who was reading in switzerland. switzerland. rather than when he makes his ad—lib remarks. remarks. america in a turn to wards a sunni reagan like rhetoric. reagan like rhetoric. dealing with pr

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and ed sheeran has won two grammys, including best pop vocal album.peak to the bbc‘s nada tawfik. #metoo message crossing from the red carpet to the stage tonight? yes, and we saw a very powerful performance by kesha to her song praying, it had some strong lyrics there and at her former producer dr luke who she accused of sexual assault. he has denied that she has beenin assault. he has denied that she has been ina assault. he has denied that she has been in a legal battle with him several years and what we had here at the grammys with a number of women on a number of artists, saying that they stood with her, you have cyndi lauper, bb rex, andrew day, camila tobago, just a few others. they stood with her in the performance and i think it will be one of those moments that are talked about in grammy history of quite a while. it actually brought some of the audience to tears, kesha herself was visibly emotional afterwards. and again, people kind of introduced the performance and out of it spoke about the need to ensure that women have equal pay, safe wor

you we re so vocal on immigration issues.ccompanied by the intel chip security breach, as it were. many people worldwide, not just microsoft users, but other apple users, were left hanging for weeks. that was handled rather badly, do you think? first of all, there is a lot of opportunity to learn, as there always is. it is a security issue which affect all of the chips, most of the devices and operating systems in the world. the challenge with these kinds of questions is that you don't want to publish the news about a vulnerability immediately because you don't want the news about it to be out before it is fixed. that is like putting a big flashing light and asking every cyber criminal to attack here. that is the worst thing we can do in terms of public safety. at the same time we are all having to learn how we work together across the industry, how do we move as fast as we can to fix the problem, which requires collaboration, and still think about these questions you are quite rightly raising as well. those who want to commi

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still child the single by boyz noise features the dreamy vocals of the. singer with american police. it's one of a growing number of collaboration's for electricity boys noise with pencil contact is essential. for me services there was very important to me instead of this impersonal method of sending files back and forth. we had a moment in the studio that we captured. and which you can hear. on the album. oh. may day is boys noise is pulled studio album he launched it at a club in money time to kick off a grand to. now in his mid thirty's has been called one of the most influential electronic music acts going may day is a distress call a warning that today's electronic music is becoming dangerously conformist. top box on the laptop has made it possible to make a record wherever you want. but at the same time it has the effect that various people come up with the same sounds. so very often you end up with a copy of a. voice noise has been careful to retain his originality and the fans seem to appreciate it alexandra the man behind the noise is a d.j. prod

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also criticizing the culture of impunity that has developed in the three i mean you say he was very vocal in his criticism was he then a lightning rod for an assassination attempt and would you consider today what we saw today was it an assassination. it was obvious that an assassination it was done in no way which for months us of very many other assassinations that have happened in the regional for me was love in the last two decades what is significant i think is that the free pillars of power in kosovo have all failed to ensure the respect for law and to ensure a normal environment for the citizens there belgrade and prishtina there and also the international missions like a floor and like if you like yes unfortunately we're out of time we're sorry about that and we probably just to our viewers as well but thank you very much for taking the time to talk with us tonight. i'll be back at the top of the hour with more bold moves. state by state. the most colorful. the life of. the most traditional. find it all at any time. check in with a web special. take a tour of germany by state. on

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the recent events that both sides say inspired them to send their vocal and visual message. >>> the news at 6:00 starts right now. thank you for joining us. >>> the view from nbc bay area sky ranger shows how big that crowd got this afternoon. tens of thousands in civic center plaza with the walk for life west coast. >> while a much smaller but also very vocal group of counterdemonstrators rallied nearby. nbc bay area's christie smith talks with both sides and she joins us live in san francisco. good evening, christie. >> reporter: carrying a banner that read "abortion hurts women" a large crowd with the walk for life west coast made their way down market street in san francisco. >> i love women and i know the pain that abortion causes. >> i'm inspired for pro-life. >> reporter: buses arrived early for a rally. many abortion opponents noting president trump addressed the walk for life in washington last week in a broadcast from the white house. >> we certain h

this at least has employee powshed a loft women out there to be vocal. there has been criticism for some who say why did they wait 20 or 30 year, but the fact is it's not that easy or not that implement to phrase it like that. >> it is not easy to come forward. let me just say it's very important for us to talk about nose event before proven guilty but we must not forget how often sexual harassment goes under the radar and how difficult it is for survivors to come forward. let's not forget about the bill cosby where there are still survivors that are being sued for defamation that have really wanted to race their voice as a platform to shadow the silence but now can't. and there is a the lot of things that silence survi very difficult sometimes to come forward. i think the times up campaign is very critical in this situation because what it does is provide legal funds for women that are disenfranchised that may not have access to pay for legal services. women that may have in the past been afraid or concerned what their financial situation looks like as

vocal teacher a wall of dust i never imagined putting on gigantic shows and huge arenas to see me smile on their butts. the day the for me. euro dance slowly faded away and many of its stars disappears but d.j. bobo remains. handy celebrated his twenty fifth stage jubilee with his mr oriel tour. i. led d.j. bobo's live shows always have a story to tell and are very elaborate the important thing is finding the right mix of new songs and old gigs. and on the all things all score when you perform old songs there's more emotional connection with the audience because they have grown up with the songs and also the different from the new songs i play that i know that many people fell in love with my music in the one thousand nine hundred fifty to mention in the noise the fact that they're still with me today makes me very proud do you know if you know that's not you see a short drive away like it was d.j. bobo's last album was released in two thousand and sixteen cheese and it went to number five in the swiss charts due to photos to date musician and entertainer is sold fifteen million records

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the vocal fox host has been vocal about finding new leadership after the e-mail scandal.he derogatory emails were leaked to the "washington post." nbc has not verified the emails. last month, three board members resigned. a former miss america who grew up in new jersey will give oversight to the organization. kate shindle won in 1998. she's one of the women who demanded the members step down after the e-mails were revealed. >>> today you can toss your christmas tree and help the environment. >> philadelphia's recycling program begins today and runs through january 13th. people can bring trees at 23 locations across the city. if you can't drop off the tree, the city will pick it up on regular trash day. we have links on the nbc10 app and at nbc10.com. >>> you still have a chance to look to the skies right now and see the first super moon of the new year. >> this was last night over center city. it's dubbed the wolf moon. the biggest and brightest of the year. there will be three super moons this winter. a super moon is when a full moon happens as the moon is on the closest

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and people who are adversely effected by that competition are becoming much more vocal and politically active. - believe it or not, how much of global gdp trade accounts for is a very controversial question because it depends how you're measuring it. there isn't actually a really great statistic on what the real volume is, the value is, and therefore all these comparisons you see of since 1900 bla bla and global trade, is like comparing apples to orangutans. - more open trade has made it more competitive for manufacturers in the united states, but even more we've had a lot of technological change which means we can manufacture things more efficiently and with fewereopl and those two clauses get mixed up. the most important clause is probably the second one rather than the first one. - [narrator] opening up a domestic market to global competition is risky. no nation engages in completely free trade. governments can impose a tariff or a tax on imports to favor domestic producers or to protect against unfair practices. - the fact that we all pay more for sugar because we have restrictions

this is what you were a very very vocal and you vocal think tanks that have actually been at the forefront of a lot of. the frequency of cyclonic storms in coastal areas increasing experts believe this is a clear indication of the effects of climate. it's difficult to be blind to the effects of climate change and although climate skepticism has been a remarkably resilient industry within so-called legacy media in online media the picture looks markedly different one of the things we looked at was whether digital . space and voice and time to climate skeptics and express is simply the answer was they didn't and i think that's to do with their audience which is very young and we know from personal attitudes surveys in many countries that young people don't tend to be very skeptical about climate change. the influence of online media is growing but mass media remains the primary source of information for most news consumers and in that realm skepticism still has a place however as the consequences of climate change increasingly i think the anglosphere the pushback against skeptics is growing

. >> they are flexible vocal learners, and the flexibility is not only in the vocal domain, but also in the motor c domain. th also copy body movements, and now we knew this from before, but now we know they can also copy sounds. and sounds that are not in their natural repertoire. reporter: scientists don't know if there are more killer whale eycopycats out there, but think the ability to learn sounds could help the animals survive in the ocean wild killer whales live in pods, which have their own distinctive calls. learning more about how they can communicate could help us protect them from threats like noise pollution. jane: you all have heard of eclies, but people around the world are looking at a super when anod moon, eclipse, super moon, and blood moon happen at the same time. our science correspondent victoria gill has more. victoria: at this familiar satellite they are putting on a show. this rare triple lunar event thr some are calling the su blue blood moon. what is giving us this triple lunar show? >> three things happen at once. one is that the moons closer mesomethan oth

where as he was mostly silent, president trump has been very vocal.slow to condemn human rights abuse trump has been very vocal. president trump has inserted us into that conflict ongoing. le so, i would expect going forward president trump should deal with the exact inverse of everything obama did in 2009. >> lindsey graham added you can't just tweet here. you have to lay out a plan. that will be interesting in the days ahead. if the president is form a wide ranging foreign policy on the region. but let's turn back to domestic issues, because the president gets back to d.c. and there are a boat load of issues facing this president. january 19t h got to fund the government. children's health care, border wall, efrverything is facing congress right now. can this -- i don't want to say pivot or triangulate but can he legislate in a bipartisan mandatory get agreements on some of these hot button issues? >> that's certainly one of the hopes of the administration. i think that specifically, on daca, that's going to be one of the most important issues as co

it's interesting that the women were far more vocal on the red carpet first of all but also in their acceptance speeches the men were disappointingly less vocal have to say so time's up as it were in the entertainment industry is this protest addressing sexual harassment exclusively or are there other issues at stake you know definitely not i mean this is the whole thing with that with the time's up it has really broadened out there calling for the end of harassment and obviously this culture of sexual abuse in the entertainment industry but all. so for more diversity for gender parity and for equal pay across all industries. two thousand and eighteen equal pay is definitely still in issue in entertainment and music. they've also set up an interesting thing time's up legal legal defense fund and that'll be to subsidize victims in all industries across the country sexual assault and sexual harassment so they're really hoping to make change on a large scale let's see what happens i think we're going to see we're going to see that developing and hopefully it'll get a momentum and my sto

then i started to get any kind of vocals by traveling in the frank countries. getting some recording or so from that no log at all exactly but only. i asked him to go on record languages used by very small communities you know machu picchu and then wuhan would have more used to be a number of general districts of sydney in australia. and because i had this strange title because look i was obsessed by finding words with a lot of those and who is eight. but also recording some sounds in on the radio on television some sportsman also lots of commercials. or something that i discovered because we were doing at the same time with my life in the bush of those brining you and david byrne. and using all these kind of really just guys i mean talking on the radio in america anything i could grab to mix as many textures i could i could handle. the album i've done is a pretext is actually to go far beyond and finding a different ways of showing that or the sounds of human beings in a sense because. i mean after all she's only queen orks it was obviously something so differ

and she and other german officials have been very vocal in calling for his release in particular. but more broadly, certainly the trump administration and to some extent eu leaders are not pushed as hard as they can. obviously you see leaders going to china all the time looking for trade deals and you don't hear them necessarily raising publicly issues of human rights such as freedom of the press. >> sreenivasan: does theand up having an impact, does theand up making a difference that all kind of geo political needs end up coming in front of the lives and careers of these journalists? >> i think it does. i mean we can point to instances in the past, for example, under obama where he traveled around his trips to ethiopia and vietnam, officials put some pressure on those governments to release journalists in jail and it was effective. and we don't see that kind of pressure happening now under this administration. >> so what is the long-term consequence. because a lot of these as you point out in your survey, thee are local journalist, not national journalists with twitter followers

doing in the music by replacing a lot of instruments the drums the sequence the bass by processed vocals and her. and i'm very happy to say it's actually just just phenomenal of a woman from brandy not singing but she was speaking earlier alert and buy by processing it and you can it's like a ritual sounds better larry were unloading earlier and then i started to get any kind of vocals by traveling in different countries or. getting some recording or so from the neck no log at all exactly but only. i asked him to go on the record languages used by very small communities in the machu picchu lending and wuhan with them or used to be a number in general districts of sydney in australia. and because i had this strange title because look i was obsessed by finding words with a lot of those and who is eight. little saw a recording some sounds in on the radio on television some sportsman also lots of commercials. or something that i discovered because we were doing side them at the cent dime with my life in the bush of those brown you know and the gun. and using all these kind of really just guy

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alexei navalny is russia's most prominent opposition figure and vladimir putin's most vocal critic.e has been barred from running in the presidential election, he is now being arrested by police. ingvar kamprad, the brains behind the ikea furniture empire, dies at the age of 91. and a dramatic rescue for a french climber from a deadly himalayan mountain. but the search for her polish climbing partner is called off. also coming up, a tearful roger federer wins a record—breaking 20th grand slam with a five—set victory over croatia's marin cilic in the australian open. hello and welcome to world news today. in the last hour, the russian opposition leader, alexei navalny, has been released without charge after his dramatic arrest earlier by police at a rally in moscow. his supporters have been demonstrating across the vast country on sunday, calling for a boycott of what they claim is a rigged presidential election in march. this is the moment mr navalny was seized by police just after he arrived in pushkinskaya square in the centre of the russian capital. he was trying to address hundr

and it just takes the vocal competition shows to the next level.w night on fox at 8:00 p.m., history is going to be made, and i'm not hating, i'm love. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's right, you're love. one more question about the show. dj khaled, who i happen to love, is very positive. he's a very positive guy. is he able to give criticism to the contestants, to the singers on the show? because that is a necessary part of the show. >> yeah, i mean, one thing about khaled is he's a seasoned record executive. a lot of people don't know, he used to be president of a and r at def jam, vice president, one of those titles, big titles. >> jimmy: something good. >> something good. >> jimmy: something experienced. >> so he knows what he's doing. that's why i wanted him to be a part of the show. >> jimmy: i can't wait to see what you have going. is this show live or on tape? >> this one is on tape, the other shows are live. >> jimmy: then the other shows are live. that's going to be something. >> live to tape, one or the other. >> jimmy: you don't

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