it is just over a year since wally had its metoo momentlj it is just over a year since wally had itsbit. one your own, those who spoke up say that they movement's momentum has slowed. a year later, i now realise this was more of a social movement. legally, we still need to progress and evolve at a far greater pace. this producer and director came at last year, accusing a veteran actor of rape in 1999. his lawyers denied the allegations and filed a defamation case against her. some are working in the industry are frustrated with how unequal the movement has been. some have very openly gone back to work, some haven't. these things are all very much to do with how powerful certain individuals are. when it comes to assessing india's metoo movement on the film industry, thejury assessing india's metoo movement on the film industry, the jury is still very much out. some say that they momentum is waning and that more needs to be done, but others working in at the industry say that they are seeing changes on set that better protect women. production houses have started setting up sexual hara

screaming, crying, just distraught, wally, you're not going to believe what happened. what? garrett has been shot. >> wally was a fellow stuntman and garrett's good friend. >> garrett was one of those men that you could count on you hear in life that you're very lucky if you have five friends or count a friend or one hand, garrett was that friend to me. >> wally had been in the business for more than 30 years. >> garrett warren was probably the finest fight man you could ask for. i had hired him on several shows and got to know him, watched his expertise, phenomenal athlete, stuntman. >> you've probably seen garrett's work but didn't know. his stunt work was featured charlie's angels. and double teamed with jean-claude dam. >> he was a focused individual. people think of dare devils as stunt people, crazy people. that's the last person i want on my job.he >> wally says the focus shifted the minute garrett warren meant dlaud a claudia hara. >> beautiful woman. we wanted garrett to be happy. he had found somebody that he sounded like he genuinely loved and wanted to start a li

we could all learn a lesson certainly from wally, so appreciate him.night our primetime coverage is just getting started on this friday night. >>coming up next tonight, a powerful storm rolling into the bay and through the bay north bay east bay getting hit the hardest according to chief meteorologist lawrence karnow but they'll whole region is going to get hit. lawrence karnow tells us when we can expect the hardest rain to hit overnight into tomorrow. >>plus breaking news pg any reaches a multi-billion dollar settlement with northern california wildfire victims. what this means for the utility company that is in bankruptcy give right here kron 4 news at 9 starts ri at at&t we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet. we've created access from at&t california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits. may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment,

tuesday morning, as part of authors week, reverend jim wallis will talk about his book. moore discusses the trump's economic record and the 2020 election. be sure to watch "washington journal" tuesday morning. during the discussion. and be sure to watch all this week starting at 8:00 a.m. >> we want to welcome back terry jeffrey. good monday morning and thank you for being with us. >> thank you. merry christmas. this from the wall street journal. party. it begins, congress has left town for the year, but alas, not before another bipartisan spending party that has

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network infrastructure is heating up of the china is a bastard and one germany of excluding wally hardware from the company's 5 g. networks have reportedly threatened german comedy because with repercussions. said today that she had no knowledge of any pressure from china critics are concerned that huawei is too close to the chinese states and that it might use its technology to spy on foreign countries in an exclusive interview with the w c o c e o young says all of the actions are unfounded it looks like a renaissance castle in the middle of europe but it is actually only a modern replica and part of the research and development operations at china's tech supreme oh huawei the campus outside of shenzhen was opened this spring from the outside it's nostalgia of britain large but inside it is futurism pure huawei demonstrates tomorrow's world of wireless communications here the company uses the facility to flex its 5 g. muscles while ways take on the new technology is praised by many customers and it's cheaper than 5 g. systems from europe or the united states but many are wary with critic

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for the democrats, i think this race has questions in people's minds, like, wow, rudy giuliani wally doing something nefarious. so i think when you look at this reporting from over in ukraine, people go, oh, wow, this is still happening and to yourt, po think it does add to the democratic argument. i do agree it muddies the waters but the whole uouaine thing, have a few republicans in the senate, john kennedy who sort of embraced this, but if one thing senators like to do, they want tooo more thoughtful than house members so they're going to look ats td go, we're not going to g cght up in this, we don'tanhunter biden here. i had john cornyn tell that this will be a three-ring circus if we get these witnesses. robert: if the senate republicans don't want to call hunter biden and joe biden and chairman schiff, who d republicans call if anyone? is it white house officials or susan: the senate trail is mulheyringickpeople are yng kn tkihe flothorin but you needo t w shaomeone the mcrats have wanted to question. robert: what is the ftor from the courts? the courtsng up don mcgahn from tes

in serbia, hundreds of wally made cctv cameras -- huawei cameras are being installed around belgrade.obody knows what the data is being used for. the u.s. has been very critical in particular saying that the company is being used as a backdoor by the chinese government to surveyor or spine. -- or spy. brent: it gives new meaning to the phrase i have your number. four out of five newborns in some hospitals are being delivered by cesarean section. critics say is because of corruption in the health service. doctors make more money from c-sections than natural births >> . when this child goes on the slide, his father is there to catch him. his mother can only watchch. because of the c-sections he had when she gave birth to him. that nearly killed her. >> the doctor decided to take the c-section and i do know what has happened, at some thing has happened. because a week after the surgery, i had four surgeries. >> ever since my wela started talking to the press about her experience, many women have contacted her to share their stories. doctors often insist on performing said syrian -- cesae

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host: 10 minutes or so left with the reverend jim wallis, taking your calls. phone lines put up by evangelical voters and all others. barry is on the phone line for all others from new jersey. caller: good morning and merry christmas, c-span. my concern is that the evangelicals had traded christian values for religious power. goy wave their hands and into a religious experience very solemn, but when donald trump is mentioned, they stand up, they wave their hands, and they cheer. donald trump has become the evangelicals golden calf that they have created, given that they have walked away from the teachings of jesus. thank you. caller: the teachings of jesus are the most important question, whether we will be followers of jesus or not. i think it is a question of power. let me put it this way, i believe for some time that the religious right, the franklin junior, irry falwell believe the religious right will rise and fall with donald trump. they have risen with donald trump. he has given them tremendous access to power. that is what they seem to be most wanting,

here we sit at all-time highs a lot of bricks on the wally of wout aside.you think for 2020?ye >> , right now, to us it feels like the market is really keyed in on confidence in whether or not the fed can deliver a soft landing with the rate cuts we have seen throughout the year. and then some sort of a with the tradeispute with ina china. those with the factors we have eyeson. if those continue to drift maybe e market goes up if not speed bumps. >> on that alan bond with jense quality growth fund. thanks. >>> th rk you. >> aging in the holiday was packed stores appear crowded email inboxes. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> a look at to what watch for tomorrow. ni reports earnings. investors will focus on direct to consumer saless well as the operations in china. we'll see what the existing home sales numbers say about inventory and demand. and the house is expected to vote on the new nafta agreement now known as thet smca. and t what to watch for thursday. >>> andally tonight is the email inbox overflowing? chances are it is. and you're notlone. it's the season retailers push ou

population some to whom the social media is all encompassing in the lives of many people will be wallie of the idea of governments taking a license to intercept and to and to blow up people's communications yes it's true and this is something that really we are trying to do or like you know are a campaign theme into in the international arena for instance the fact that the what they did in the web site for her to name a. the movement. in these websites only china russia and spain have tried to block any web being. deposited in that in that in that place nothing to occupy a feather and attempt to swell the number of countries have tried. an economist as well as a. non party political activist. what should impression of how the cattle out economy has performed during a period of great instability can you see damage to the economy all of the upsides to catalonia being a place which is widely reported in fact we are in a global economy and what the facts more strongly look at their own economy is the international economic context so during the period of turmoil of the catalan referendum de

tuesday morning, as part of authors week, reverend jim wallis will talk about his book. moore discusses the trump's economic record and the 2020 election. be sure to watch "washington journal" tuesday morning. during the discussion. and be sure to watch all this week starting at 8:00 a.m. >> we want to welcome back terry jeffrey. good monday morning and thank you for being with us. >> thank you. merry christmas. this from the wall street journal. party. it begins, congress has left town for the year, but alas, not before another bipartisan spending party that has typified the trump presidency. the numbers are likely to have more long-term impact than impeachment. a discretionary spending bill, and this year's debt exceeding $1 trillion. guest: crazy. that editorial is exactly right. you have a bipartisan agreement on the hill, and it is not a new one, where they are allowing the government to grow out of control. and it has a lot of federal spending that is driven by social security and medicare, and you have the baby boom generation retiring, increasing the amount of mo

us, suzy george who was the nsc chief of staff, ben rhodes was deputy national security adviser and wally at yellow was deputy national economic advisor area and so it wasn't all of us, only women but the three most senior were . and we disagreed often on substance but we knew we had each other's back and were woven to anybody who tried to drive a wedge between us, particularly from the outside and i hope and believe that we also led in the fashion that was supportive of the human beings on the team. in other words, i and i think all of us tried really hard to lead people with an appreciation for their needs as individuals, whether they were mothers or fathers or wives of bill, husbands or children that were struggling . family came first. even in the hot house in the white house and president obama underscored that from the top so whether it was me with my mother in the hospital when she was dying, or whether it was a colleague whose husband had had a stroke, the message from the top down we tried to ó was go do what you have to do to be as whole as you can as a human being and we the te

christmas at the white house and the lighting of the national christmas tree followed by reverend jim wallis on religion and politics. later, president trump's christmas video call with members of the military. announcer: next, a discussion about religious liberty and the law with kelly shackelford. and, the former general counsel don clark. this was held in beaver creek, colorado. [applause] dr. thistlethwaite:

tuesday morning, as part of authors week, reverend jim wallis will talk about his book.oore discusses the trump administration's economic record and the 2020 election. be sure to watch "washington journal" tuesday morning. during the discussion. and watch all this week starting at 8:00 a.m. >> senate democratic leader chuck schumer held a news conference monday to push for witnesses at a senate impeachment trial. senator schumer also requested specific documents and emails be subpoenaed by the senate. the u.s. house voted to impeach president trump last wednesday on two counts, abuse of power of congress. house speaker nancy pelosi has not yet sent to articles of impeachment to the u.s. senate. senator schumer: thank you for coming, merry christmas, happy holidays, happy hanukkah, happy kwanzaa, happy everything to everyone. i hope you have a good holiday season with your families and hope you don't have to work on christmas day. now, more than a week ago, i sent a letter to senator mcconnell -- sorry, more than a week ago, i sent a letter to senator mcconnell outlining

kevin wally and vince. good to have you with us. vince they say the president left them no option.d all of the boundaries and they are acting in the interest of preserving the constitution. >> for all of the trump presidency. democrats and the people who advanced their interest in the press have been jonesing for impeachment since donald trump was elected into office. this is a weird feeling that this impeachment doesn't feel exceptional. this feels like the level of hysteria we experienced for every minute of the trump presidency. >> shannon: people have scandal fatigue. they don't understand the difference between mueller and russia. maybe it's like crying wolf. >> there has been a lost scandal with the last 2.5 years. >> shannon: or allegations of scandal. >> and the american people are exhausted. they tuned out of the democratic debates and they're exhausted when the president tweets. they don't understand why the government is not going to be funded next saturday. why we can't get passage of the trade deal before january 1st. as democrats have said and the speaker said they ar

published change the mood of the democracy wally the discussion of democracy in criticism of the party became mainstream issues in the people's opinions on i became increasingly radicalized. after don had made his visit to the united states and come back tried here in the the rest of the party started to clamp down on the what was then the democracy movement number on march 29th waging. arrested. britain had faced 3 years of austerity dictated by the international monetary fund how conscious was the country's conservative policy that their proposals were the $979.00 election campaign promises that would be difficult to fulfil between 174978 the average french worker saw his wages in terms of what they would buy go up by 60 percent in germany the average worker saw his real wages go up by over 92 percent the average attorney and worker saw his real wages go up by over 47 percent meanwhile in britain the average industrial worker has seen his real wages in terms of what they will buy only go up by 16 percent so if you vote labor because you think that the party for the working man well t

let's bring in kevin wally and editorial director of the daily caller, good to have you back with us.they say the president left them no option, he pushed all the boundaries and they are acting in the interest of preserving the constitution. >> they have been saying that for the entire presidency. feels like this was always inevitably headed in this direction not least of all because democrats and people who advance their interest in the press have been jonesing for impeachment from the moment donald trump was elected into office. there is a weird feeling around this impeachment that it doesn't feel exceptional. i don't know if democrats feel like this but this feels like the same exact level of hysteria we have experienced for every minute of the trump presidency and that is why voters are tired of it and not moving closer to democrats. shannon: people are confused, they have scandal fatigue, they don't understand the difference between molecular russia, ukraine, they are fatigued and it is too much crying wolf for them to get emotionally but in and support this. >> there has been a

and freedom coalition, ralph, can you be an evangelical and support president trump, given as mark wallysted, the president is such questionable moral character blah, blah, blah? >> i think they may want to change the name of the magazine to "christian yesterday" because not more out of step with the faith community it once representative. president trump received 81% of the votes of the intangible's four years ago. the highest ever recorded. his job approval according to a recent poll by my organization for faith and freedom coalition among u.s. evangelical stands at 83%. that is historic high and 99% of conservative evangelicals according to the public religion research institute oppose impeachment. and i don't know this editor. he's got 1 foot out the door. he's leaving january 3rd, so this is sort of a shot by him. i don't know what impeachment hearings he's been watching. i mean, the one fact witness, the only fact witness, pastor gordon sondland admitted that no one told him that the aide was being withheld in exchange for investigations. they went but i want to get back to the inv

several years ago there was a book by wally lamb that works for the connecticut prisoners that had written about a young woman that had a very difficult traumatic childhood and had been sexually assaulted and that was in the book and the book was banned in the state prisons. molly lamb regularly did tours in the prisons and visited and was at the library one day and said we had to lock up your book we can't have it anymore. it created a firestorm in shed some light on it. i don't think there's a problem with like michelle alexander's books and things coming into the prison system. that said, the prison system and the books that are allowed and are screened by people who are not -- speak to >> what's surprising about the system in connecticut since william dot there, the prison system is a lot, there's more representation among the ceos and staff of the prison system than there was because i think there's been a movement that way in the state of connecticut, said the conditions have changed considerably in terms of the population. there are now women ceos in men's prison and then ceos and w

that wally fogg is right there on the central valley. the valley fog and here are a few showers that are going to visit as tomorrow morning and tomorrow afternoon, little bit of shower we try to work its way back up. overall, not a bad day tomorrow. probably mostly cloudy, temperatures tomorrow on the mild side, mid-50s, upper 50s. tomorrow is kind of a dry out. are gonna get back on this wednesday i love it as you see clouds and showers, unsure. talking about that and yet another type of water system comes in, friday. colder wind, lower skill levels. >>> this week marks the next phase of the impeachment battle of the inquiry moving to the house judiciary committee. on wednesday, committee will hold their first meeting and democrats are aiming for a full houseboat for christmas. ray bolden tells us to president trump is in england this week and accusing democrats of trying to undercut him while he is abroad. >>> for the next three days, president trump will be in the uk where he says his priority is to convince european allies to increas

we'll hear from former general geof the seattle supersonic, wally walker, later this hour. , the content's easy. but then you have to connect, download, edit, reformat, output, save, send, upload... still uploading... and maybe eventually post. this isn't working. introducing samsung business video solutions. with the galaxy note10, you can shoot, edit and post thumb-stopping videos, all from one device. samsung business solutions. >>> welcome back here are some of the movers this hour shares of the arts and crafts retailer, michael's, down 11% on the back of week earnings. the company missed on eps, r revenue and comparable sale. and shares of the discount retailer, five below, they're up 3% on an earnings beat the current quarter sales outlook coming in a bit below analysts forecast, but not enough to ripple the stock today. share of jack daniels maker on pace for their worst day in a decade down 7%. profits and sales came in above expectations, but the company lowered its outlook citing uncertainty in emerging markets and a drop in travel retail sales at airports and duty free shops. no

wally, choice, innovation are also important aspects.in fact, when dealing with digital platforms it does not make sense to focus on prices instead of zero by choice. the business models is to get something away for free in order to monetize another related market advertising in a particular events quality will be relevant. lack of competition conversely will lead to reduce quality. in this case a reduction in privacy protection. my third point is that privacy degradation can lead to real consumer harm. data breach, identity theft, but also consumer profiling that is not done in the interest of consumers. part of the problem is the digital -- that are not well understood but still accepted by consumers because of a lack of alternatives. these are an indication of market power. .. >> the last point in my conclusion to all this is that involving data and privacy came to be ran. low quality can be seen in competition long-term and exploitative conduct is captured by the canon law and in other jurisdictions it is not . back in the us it is n

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my name is diane wallis. i've been an efl teacher since 1992 at city college. from the article in yesterday's chronicle, i saw the links that our chancellor had written you a letter and said the situation is not an emergency and he and husband trustees will handle this difficult situation directly at the college. unfortunately many of us have lost confidence in this chancellor and in our board of trustees, and we are grateful to you for overseeing what's going on with these cuts. he said in the letter that the cuts were part of a long planned restructuring of the academic program but all the cuts came as a surprise. and he also said that the cuts were made to prioritize the high-demand students who need to graduate. but one of the classes being cut, which i found out from a colleague at john adams, is the healthcare information technology class 74, which is necessary for students to graduate and is only offered in the spring semester. that class has been cut, which means that students will not be able to graduate in spring 2020. another class that's being cut i

>>when you meet 98 year-old delton walling known to his friends and family is just wally.ikes to talk about his time in the navy during the second world war. i joined because i can say a war come. but when he tried to join up with 18 michigan holly almost wasn't allowed in to come over and grab that all the year for f go home to see his middle finger on his right hand broke while he was boxing as a i can make the whole bunch you. >>with one arm on the back what i have to do to get in this great navy. and they that all so we cut it off and never looked back a river. on december 7th 1941 while he says he started the day running 20 miles around pearl harbor. >>a longtime boxer he liked to stay in shape beard of all day. going along the way took a break at his station stopped inclined the water tower on ford island worship was supposed to start hours later as up there because. >>i'm an old me some money. he was being transferred the next day. i knew never see him again. >>he collected that debt from his friend but soon he noticed a strange sound in the sky, the sky. >>full pla

the articles of impeachment describe the conduct of bribery as we generally understand it, coloke wally. >> asha and ross, great to have you as always. senate democrats and republicans very different takes on what this upcoming trial will look like and should look like. will either side budge and is there room for negotiation? may not be clear republicans have the votes to push through what they want. we will speak to a sitting senator next. >>> a top mexican trade negotiator rushed to washington for talks after the usmca trade deal hits a snag. we're on top of that. >> it has been months since the 737 max boeing jets were grounded after those two fatal crashes. but now boeing may curb its production of the jet yawl together. hi i'm joan lunden. today's senior living communities have never been better, with amazing amenities like movie theaters, exercise rooms and swimming pools, public cafes, bars and bistros even pet care services. and there's never been an easier way to get great advice. a place for mom is a free service that pairs you with a local advisor to help you sort through yo

friendly with british aristocracy and when it came time for the abdication of edward viii two mary wallis simpson it was beacon who took the pictures of her trousseau and the trousseau was made by the designer may bother who happened to be a conde nast employee. the only ugly pictures to ever appear in vogue were these taken by lee miller and that's on the left a picture of lee in on the right is what happened when she walked into one of the huts at dachau. i mentioned that he hired lots of people, lots of writers, lots of everything. people as diverse as scott fitzgerald, pg woodhouse and believe it or not dempsey. all these people wrote for him. so what mattered was that i diversity, the fact that people had something special to give to the reader. the artists were incredible. this is benito, and were no benny to go, one of his famous covers. here we have carl erickson with one of his more beautiful, just very light touches for one of his models that he drew. now i'm going to say, miguel, i always get his name wrong but you know what i mean. he did some of the more fanciful vogue covers

it doesn't usually have a lot of logic wally but they are very vocal they have a lot of us. and so. often. experts say that they have money behind these complaints. yes and in terms of where the russian public. would say what's the voters think of this legislation is this something which has broad support in the general population. yes the lord does have brought support among the population in recent years they were meant proops have been quite active in raising awareness about domestic violence and women's rights in russia and now there are there is a lot of support from the general public and the new draft law has been released it was released on friday on the federation council website for the general public to comment on that and are all for their own proposals comments for the lore and a lot of people have been commenting and there are a lot of. the law it's out now that lloyd has cropped down since it has been drafts the 1st time and it does contain right now few points that have been widely criticised by the women's groups and especially those who have been participating in d

host: the reverend jim wallis last week on this program.haring some reaction from members of the media and congress. michigan democrat from , the day after the editorial gaming out saying the editorial blew me away and it was powerful because it involves evangelical speaking to each other from a place of a and humility about the need to put morality above politics and remove president trump. "people mystified by evangelical christian support for trump do not seem to understand the reason why, it is not that they approve of his personal conduct they think he is their enemy's enemy and he is willing to fight." this is from congressman matt one publication does not a religion or movement make. president trump is strong with evangelicals and has put a number of judges on the court that will reinforce that values the country was founded on." a republican from georgia saying "it is sad to see christianity today spewing erroneous liberal propaganda. the president did not abuse his power despite the president having zero opportunity to defend himse

christmas at the white house and the lighting of the national christmas tree followed by reverend jim wallis on religion and politics. later, president trump's christmas video call with members of the military. announcer: next, a discussion about religious liberty and the law with kelly shackelford. and, the former general counsel don clark. this was held in beaver creek, colorado. [applause] dr. thistlethwaite: good evening. inave taught religion america for more than 35 years. and i believe that the first amendment has played a vital role in the vitality of this nation. and i shall read it for you. "congress shall make no laws respecting an establishment of religion or prohibiting the free exercise thereof or abridging the freedom of speech or of the press or the right of the people to peacefully assemble and to petition the government for a ."d dress of grievances the to come first, which is where religious freedom is often called america's first freedom. establishment actually comes even before religious freedom. often people don't understand what establishment is. 1833, massachusetts th

>>when you meet 98 year-old delton walling known to his friends and family is just wally.r. i joined because i can say a war come. but when he tried to join up at 18 michigan holly almost wasn't allowed in to come over and grab that finger all. year for us go home see his middle finger on his right hand broke while he was boxing as a i can make the whole bunch you. >>with one arm on the back what i have to do to get in this great navy. and there's that kind of it all so we cut it off and never looked back. on december 7th 1941 while he says he started the day running 20 miles around pearl harbor. >>a longtime boxer he liked to stay in shape feared of all day. going church along the way took a break at his station stop declined the water tower on ford island worship was supposed to start hours later as up there because i'm an old me some money. he was being transferred the next day. >>i knew never see him again. >>he collected that debt from his friend but soon he noticed a strange sound in the sky, the sky. >>full planes. >>well in most everyone else figured it was america

host: 10 minutes or so left with the reverend jim wallis, taking your calls.ne lines put up by evangelical voters and all others. barry is on the phone line for all others from new jersey. caller: good morning and merry christmas, c-span. my concern is that the evangelicals had traded christian values for religious power. goy wave their hands and into a religious experience very solemn, but when donald trump is mentioned, they stand up, they wave their hands, and they cheer. donald trump has become the evangelicals golden calf that they have created, given that they have walked away from the teachings of jesus. thank you. caller: the teachings of jesus are the most important question, whether we will be followers of jesus or not. i think it is a question of power. let me put it this way, i believe for some time that the religious right, the franklin junior, irry falwell believe the religious right will rise and fall with donald trump. they have risen with donald trump. he has given them tremendous access to power. that is what they seem to be most wanting, and

coming up tuesday morning, as part of authors we, sojourners founder reverend jim wallis will talk about his book "christ in crisis." moore, discusses the trump administration's economic record on the 2020 election. be sure to watch c-span's washington journal live at 7:00 eastern tuesday morning. join the discussion. the sure to watch all this week starting at 8:00 a.m. here's a look at some of our featured programming this holiday week on c-span. starting christmas eve at 8:00 p.m. eastern, the symposium on religious freedom. and 9:30, watch the festivities surrounding the white house christmas tree. 10:00 a.m.s day at eastern, viewed this year's white house decorations with the first lady. plus, it would accept previous years decorations by former first lady's hillary clinton, laura bush, and michelle obama. at 12:30, a discussion about global technology issues at the manhattan institute. eastern, the journalism director john miller on history of journalism, and fake news at the liberty for him. at 5:45 p.m. eastern, a joint economic committee hearing on the high cost of raising a fam

might be about to tighten its grip on wally. -- huawei.listed in may over what the u.s. claims are major security concerns. they pushed back on that to say that there are no issues when it comes to cybersecurity. it was blacklisted by the u.s. in may. you did still have u.s. companies continue to sell some software and hardware using what some people have described as a loophole, if they can prove that some of their products is done out of the u.s., the threshold is 75%, they can continue to ship those components and software services to huawei. what the commerce department is looking at is closing that loophole by raising the threshold to 90%. already, they are facing a backlash from u.s. companies. chip companies and software makers who are concerned they will lose out even more market share as huawei becomes more sealed off from their products. they say, their competitors in south korea and taiwan will move in to fill in that space. they are lobbying hard against this change. it could come in as early as january. even if you have some p

he knew more about the f-4 radar and the missiles and he took that job on with a guy named wally laws. and three months later, they were teaching a way of firing. and mel and i did the -- we learned instead of fighting in a horizontal, we used all the power the f-4 had. and it worked. and every guy, including -- we had no building to start with. we had no classrooms. we had nothing. he says, just don't kill anybody and don't wreck my airplanes because i had to borrow airplanes in order to have -- to put a flight syllabus toelg. so the first thing we did was we needed a place to meet and write and study and talk. so, a guy named steve smith, just dynamite personality guy. he says, i'll do anything you tell me to do. he'd make a list every morning, by dark he'd have it pretty well. i said, steve, we've got to find room to have the classroom and have an office kind of place. so he's wandering around on friday afternoon and it's in the book, you'll just break up reading about it. coming down the street is this big crane and it's got this 40 foot by 20 foot building. it's an old -- it's an

reaction, especially after they learned the very same night igore was in the jam gym playing a game of wallyl with friends. >> adding to us needing to dig deeper to find out what's going on. >> this is hours after his mother's been found dead? >> that's correct. >> and when detectives did dig diaper, they dis covered what could be a mote chb. she had a $75,000 life insurance policy. >> igor being the direct beneficiary of a large sum of cash is something to look at. >> not long after her body was found, her friend, donna, found it out on facebook by a posting from another friend. that-to be completely shock sng >> completely. because i didn't know anyone who wished her any harm. nobody. i just -- i couldn't imagine it. who didn't love onna? >> and who'd hate her? >> exactly. >> donna said she could not picture igore as the killer. >> never, never. i just know igor is not capable of murder. >> and another friend remembered how close onna and igor always were. >> she just adored him. her son was like the center of her life. she just said i want him to pursue his passion, which is music. and sh

i guess guru is part of the yoga trend, you have a guru, someone who leads you spirit l wally.. lauren: ninja, anybody -- >> hero, that's grating. >> that seems like hashtags, something you would put on the instagram story, like something guru. they don't seem like real, legitimate -- >> no. >> i never interviewed somebody that had that on their res mark, where it said with job experience, they were a guru. >> or genius. >> einstein could put that on there. lauren: only him. >> only him. >> guru. >> i can imagine that, fortnite guru. lauren: what about procrastinator. i think a lot of people are feeling like that, saying i need to finish holiday shopping. amazon can't you -- >> journalism, procrastination, it's part of the job description. lauren: kim kardashian has another viral post. this year she is putting away with traditional wrapping paper, opting for a nude fabric. each year they pick a color and a vibe, so the creamy velvet is dividing the internet. i say it looks like a mummy. >> looks like dirty sheets. [ laughter ] >> lauren: even better. >> post christmas garbage,

supporters said james bond, and his critics said homer simpson and jeremy korbin was just known as where's wallyattering indeed. 75% of a recent survey in the uk believed that the political system here is currently not fit for purpose. not only are they angry, they are furious, but looks like they are going to vote for boris johnson and maybe, just maybe, stu we'll get brexit donald never have to utter that word again. stuart: just maybe by the way on your screen a moment ago ashley there was boris johnson delivering milk before dawn, in the north of england this morning. >> i love it. stuart: showing he can get brexit done good stuff. ashley i'm sure we'll be talking a lot to you, with you about this brexit tomorrow. thanks so much. now, as you heard there, boris johnson's lead has been cut in half. his conservative party is still expected to win a majority of seats in parliament, come in telegraph columnist and boris johnson's former boss. welcome back good to see you. >> thanks. stuart: i remember you're not on the screen right now but we'll get you on the screen. i remember you wrote an op-e

the co—leader of the green party, jonathan bartley is seen here going to vote with his dog wallis. to allow people to come and cast their vote in the old—fashioned way of putting a cross in a box next to the name of the candidate and the party that they would like to represent them here in the house of commons at westminster. those newly elected mps are expected to take their seats back here on tuesday. as the polls close tonight at ten p m, we will getan close tonight at ten p m, we will get an exit poll which should give us an idea at least of the election outcome. the first results should be with cars in the early hours, most of us will begetting the results of the early hours. then we will know the early hours. then we will know the full outcome of this unusual december election. the third in the uk in december election. the third in the ukina december election. the third in the uk in a five year period, and the first to be held in decemberfor nearly 100 years. so interesting circumstances. but plenty more hours for people to go and cast their votes, and they will be in primary

into international inventory on food and strategy to reduce them and have cms approved malnutrition wally measures. in less than ten years the 65 and older will go 20% of our population up from 13% grade we enjoy a greater quantity of life and are president now need to focus on improving the quality of life. thank you, mr. chairman. >> thank you. would you proceed? >> chairman neil ranking member brady and establish members of the committee. thank you for holding this important hearing and inviting me to testify. my name is the executive director of the long-term care of community coalition, nonprofit, nonpartisan organization dedicated to improving care and dignity for residents in nursing homes and assisted living bird we conduct substantive research and the extent to which standards care who are typically elderly and frail. half of all people who reach the late 50s will spend some time in the nursing home taking nursing home quality to virtually every family in the united states. additionally as this is all timers awareness month it's important to note for them for 2% of residents in a

. >> wally on the topic if i may, there is a lot of discussion of certain recertification in that process in the left side of the process which is the design of the flight train, and things like that. the right is on the far right is on the production parts and bowing his issued a production certificate that expects to have every plane built with the same repeatable quality. that's a very important part of the airplane process they recertification process we should not forget. >> thank you. thank you, mr. chairman yelled back. >> thanked the gentleman and i'll recognize myself. we've heard from some through these hearings that have said well, if this had happened with u.s. or european pilots, it would not have been a problem because they are have superior training. yet, i believe you were aware of u.s. and european pilots who knew this problem was coming in a simulator and were unsuccessful in managing it. was that correct? >> yes i was aware some anecdotal tests that were done with some european and north american pilots and also with the airplane getting to quite a high speed, and over