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fighting a you need to also investigate of system you need we need to probably help from the outside world as well because. a lot of our lot of ministries are politicized and in bill clinton they did a lot of our institutions are being politicized and belong to this party or other party so we need professional government professional ministers professional government officials. honest people and strong to it and there's this is a very good golden opportunity for the next general election which is the in may this year this is a very good the opportunity for our people to choose the right on a strong member of parliament to produce a strong government to fight corruption all right we're going to take a short break right now are back we'll continue talking to dr mowaffak al ribeye yeah member of the iraqi parliament and a former national security adviser discussing the situation and post isis iraq stay with us. prescribe medication is widespread on the us market but a frequent cause of death at that point in my life like everything was ashes my family was literally coming unglued i had

you're rich or poor you always need to pass on the positive image of his son but it doesn't matter how old you are either but. let's republic i would use we didn't pick it up enough to do it again because i collect trash to remind and persuade others. to try it ten percent of citizens were like him our environment would be much better. i believe that if i persist environment would. keep good like you even when i'm seventy eighty years old. let's all headlines for myself on the team here for tonight my partners will be with you next hour with more global headlines. power corrupts and absolute power corrupts absolutely and the fellow they match up with their heads up saudi arabia these days is as corrupt as the day is long and he's just stealing money from folks and with us right to be had but america is like that free for meanwhile ok already there actually are in the process of reform but that somehow evil. welcome to sophie and co i'm sophie shevardnadze as the wall transitions from a mechanical to digital the way society functions is rapidly changing. what will the technical revoluti

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as we are how we can provide proof protection you know so this is what we need to collectively at bill gates for this if you continuously and i think you know it is important that. we don't protection here safety security and protection would doubt that there is no way to return and you know really get me to bin guy in prison for more than five b.n. so how come how they will gold will go good but webb they have two possible three two two four check winds even at present and we don't you know i'm sorry when she wants to give up but this is the situation there so we need to know the situation we need to see what's happened to them so this is what intuition i'm certain is already in iran have you to do right it's just that we're running out of time and i just want to pick up on something you mentioned there about the ring into that have been living for decades already in bangladesh and i wanted to ask matthew when i was in cox's bazaar i spoke to many were going to refugees that had been there since the ninety's they were saying that they were very familiar with anti roll him just sentime

and you need kind of a communications pr marketing manager. and i say that's kind of the baseline to do a raise like this. >> not to mention, they needed to ensure they had enough money to dedicate to raising money. >> you're looking at like $200,000 as like the minimum to launch. >> while the campaign was successful in the end, it was not without its issues along the way. there was a payment processing system error, and some investors accidentally got charged twice. it wasn't dstld's fault, but it is certainly not the kind of thing you want associated with a brand-new campaign like this. >> we had some technical glitches, which, to undo those glitches, were very complicated partner platform, and they had to basically refund investors. >> oh, that feels like a knife in your heart, right? this is it. this is like launching a product and have something go wrong and that could be the death of it. >> we had to then go back hat in hand and say, now would you -- >> would you like to wire us -- >> would you still like to invest via this platform? >> b

but if you have a situation where you need to call 3-1-1 or 9-1-1, do that. 9-1-1 is an emergency situation. somebody is getting a, thated f you see a crime in progress, that's a 9-1-1 call. if your car gets broken into and there is no danger, that is a 3-1-1 call. we'll get there and take a report. or you can do that report online. i want to end this on a positive note. i started this with this season is all about giving, sharing and taking care of each other. i think if we do that, that is a resilient san francisco that we all know we can be. let's take care of each other and be a community and enjoy your holiday season. thank you very much. [applause] >> thank you, chief. as i mentioned earlier, the shop and dine the 49 campaign is a partnership with the small business community but also with other government leaders. it is my honor to introduce and recognize our s.b.a. district representive, fewly appointed just a couple of months ago. come on up, julie. [applause] >> good morning. first of all, mayor lee and chief scott for your great support of the small business community. s.b.a. is

president, you need to be clear. i think what senator feinstein is asking here, when we talk about just daca, we don't want to be back here two years later. you have to have security as the secretary would tell you. >> i think that's what she's saying. >> i think she's saying something different. >> i'm thinking you're saying daca without security. are you talking about security as well? >> well, i think if we have some meaningful comprehensive immigration reform, that's really where the security goes. and if we could get the daca bill, because march is coming, and people are losing their status every day. >> security was voted on just a few years ago. no disrespect, there's people in the room on the other side of the aisle who voted for it. senator clinton voted for it. so i don't think that comprehensive. i think that's dealing with daca at the same time. that's really what the president is making. it's kind of like three pillars. daca, as we all in the room want to do it. border security so we're not back out here,

because again we we we hear this argument that for and from there was that first you need to change the leadership on down everything will follow suit i want even if it's just the other way around first you change the system you build institutions and that you will get you will get the leadership that you deserve but i agree with you you don't just believe this should be able to change the system it's going to creatively the ship you want in other words real touch is a culture we have to stop you know what we really have to start to school for medication to change that people look only to know but how to learn how to participate we have to develop a culture when people can disagree without being disagreeable and resulting skill to being disagreeing and that's it that's just the stuff on the issue of the bottom up it is not going to happen but i mean the is the good to have been played to be the same from now on the environment is what to be open it doesn't happen but by the creed it happens but it took a show with really starting with from the family the families that if you said from t

off awe wh you need to think positive. >> one stress you don't need is worrying how you will get to and from. >> exactly. >> i have cried many days thanking god. they was right on time. >> she is talking about chemocars, a service in metro charlotte offering free ride to cancer patients getting treatment. it is zach bolsters brain child and passion. >> cancer can be scary and feel uncontrollable. we want to take this one piece of the process, transportation, make it simple so they can focus on what matters most. getting better. >> his mother, gloria had stage four pancreatic cancer. he quit his job on wall street and moved to charlotte to drive her to doctors and chemosessions. he noticed many patients. older, lower income missed treatments because they had no reliable ride. >> it was heartbreaking and unfair to see that some people didn't hatch the exact same shot at beating cancer as others. >> reporter: in december 2016, bolster's mother died. he launched chemo-cars. it coordinates with uber and lyft and donations pay for the ride. >> so once the ride comes, all of the stress is gone

fighting a you need to also investigate of system you need we need to probably help from the outside world as well because. a lot of our a lot of ministries are politicized and in bill clinton ated a lot of our institutions are been politicized and belong to this party or other party so we need professional government professional ministers professional government officials. honest people and strong to it and there's this is a very good golden opportunity for the next general election which is the in may this year this is a very good did opportunity for our people to choose the right on a strong member of parliament to produce a strong government to fight corruption all right we're going to take a short break right now are back we'll continue talking to dr mowaffak al rebuy yeah member of the iraqi parliament and a former national security adviser discussing the situation and post isis iraq stay with us. that's rather stand in here from us and. are all over them when i saw. that armor our right trophy for our brother the prophet our before for the america of america. i'm going to let

if you have no financial interest in the contract, then you need to make a public disclosure. the financial interest is what creates a conflict that may require you to divest yourself from the board. there are some exceptions. and they're laid out in the government guide that might be considered remote, but i think for your safety and for the protection of the board, we should assume that any financial interests might create that problem, and you should consult me on that. >> what happens if we sit on the board and there's no financial interest directly to us, but the board we sit on would benefit collectively? non-profit board, of course. >> a non-profit board, in that case, you may need to make a discollierville -- disclosure. >> why not just make the disclosure to be safe. >> that may satisfy the situation. now, it gets more complicated if you're receiving a salary from that board. then we may be getting into a 1090 situation. we would want to explore that with you. >> continue the conversation. >> are we close to our 15 minutes? [laughter] >> prudence, we see that expressed

you need racks populated and you need transformers tested and some of them are constrained and some of them are not and, again, i think that as said over the last last two years that we have been here we have all leaned in and been as collaborative as we can and pushed where we can and we meet every week and try to take down the big issues as much as we can with our project leadership team, and quite frankly, that agenda has been fairly light because it's really just progressing the routine. and when big obstacles come we're fairly adept at knocking them down. but i think that jes is right that there's a lot of work with commissioning and we're just not there in terms of the state of completeness that we ought to be. and, you know, from my vantage point, the drag point is a lot of electrical and a lot of shop drawings that went back and forth with the fire marshal and there's a lot of minutia to tease out at the design level and the shop drawing level. and i think that we've arrived there with the fire alarm finally, but, you know, that's a known risk and a known issue that needed to b

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convince you that you need to be reasonable and that you need to make sense and you need to you know to to control your risk but that's not the case i think movie is there for adventure and it's for there to you know to stretch the limits and to to go as far as you can well. new film where you've got a family which is pretty pretty much every psychosis known to man you've got manic depressive bipolar disorder a.d.h. d. the whole group and right in the middle is a single mom who sort of on assault from all sides. and see this man and. i'm going. you've been in the army. for this film for of be aware of when to lace why did you want to tell the story i mean why should we care about this this this truly crazy family first of all i think we're all crazy right i mean. psyche this or this are in the midst of our society we know that it's pretty hard to survive in. this world i mean we all we're all desperate about their lives in the way some people are more or less happy with what they do and some people do have to do have the highs and lows where there but the main the balance but all the

love is not all you need. you also need the other dimension, you also need the challenge dimension of radical candor. colin powell said leadership is often being being able to pi ss people off. and if you are told, you don't have anything nice to say, don't say it at all. and now all of a sudden you become a boss and it is your job to say it. so figuring out how to be willing to say the thing that might be willing to upset the other person because you do care about them is the essence of radical candor. >> if you miss the mark, you go into obnoxious regression, manipulative insincerity and empathy. >> what happens when you care too much or when you don't care at all? >> the bottom quadrant is what i call obnoxious aggression. we are all occasionally jerks, unfortunately, where we're so focused on criticizing something or fixing a problem that we forget to take a second to show that we care about the person we're talking to. that's obnoxious aggression. >> what are the other three? >> when you fail on all these,

to bring the un you need to put in place there because it and you need about or to make sure that we put money from africa in order to have those forces that will replace peace and security that. i do want to somehow most of the funds out of syria and and once. first of all let me just put this one point to you adela because a common observation of the a you that there's no shortage of solutions being found around the negotiating table in ad is ababa but the problem is implementing them in countries across the continent. yes that's true too implementation is for up have been always the big problems not just of the african union but if you did her organization used to be i doubt it that of course so i wrote a lot of implementation have been seen as been seen as one of the big problems but not enough about it and also they have also a public opinion that is existing that is pushing them to telling them that you are just a talking shop you're losing your wallet. you have been a failure nobody respects you so you have to become effective and then people of your proceeds if you want to be

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i teach this is ending thank you needed to speak. to. me because. if you can be a part of the struggles that are happening in the country what the meaning of culture and artistic production meaning is to. kind of bring people together to be a voice or getting off of to people. but. if you're playing the people's music you have to fight to the people and it's been so much what i dreamt of but i was frustrated with what i'm doing always i dreamt of it i know what a song to sneak into the room i don't want to dance and i know it can energize people that make you feel and powered you know these are things that should not only happen if you need to use a venue right that's sort of i would in my views this is something which i want to be able to contribute to a you know a gathering protest space that i think is a space for this can be of value. for our store addressed and frustrations was to go back to the heart already know the system called. and sultana some time not just the stack of speaking of sound systems traditionally have been a way to take things

pocono where if you want to go skiing, you need every piece of clothing you own. minus 20. philadelphia, the sunrise is just minutes away. 7 degrees, feels like 5 out there. it is not going to warm up much today. we're basically going to be looking at about 19 degrees out there. 24 tomorrow. 31 on wednesday. a chance of snow we'll watch on thursday, this costal storm. and then back to the deep freeze friday and saturday. sunday still not above freezing. next week we'll make it above on freezing. bundle up. don't go out if you don't have to. and please give special care to your pets because they are not used to this icy cold just like we are not. >> good day to bundle up inside. >>> certainly with the mummers happening today, but if you are going out there, because i know it is a tradition, so definitely wear those layers. cover up your landhands. we'll have local updates throughout the morning. >> thanks for watching. "today" is next. ♪ >>> good morning and happy new year. massive crowds in all corners of the world celebrating 2018's arrival. parties, fireworks an

tell me that you need money, and all the money that you need to live your life and take a day off... rdano: is locked up. -lemonis: ...is locked up. rocco, i need you to be, like, brutally honest with me. giordano: i just feel... lemonis: how close is this store to closing? giordano: we could close in a month. lemonis: what financials do you have on your computer? giordano: i know most of it by heart. lemonis: i can't go on your heart. i got to go on something on paper. giordano: yeah, no, i understand that. lemonis: am i the only person that thinks it's crazy that people don't have their financials ready when i get there? thank you for coming, and i'm going to ask you to invest hundreds of thousands of dollars into my business with no information. oh, well, great. where do i sign? i want you to get a piece of paper. i want you to write down your revenue, your gross margin, and your profit for the last 2 years. giordano: sure. let me do it. lemonis: okay. so you realize that this is a tax return, not a financial statement? -giordano: sure. lemonis: do you know the difference? giordano

you need it. you need the wall. i'd love not to build a wall but you need the wall. will tell you the i.c.e. officers and border patrol agencies, they say if you don't have the wall, in certain areas obviously that are protected by nature, if you don't have a wall, you cannot have security. you can't have it. it doesn't work. >> kimberly: did you love it? the wall. >> dana: absolutely fascinating. being in d.c., a lot a meetings are like that behind the scenes and then afterwards both sides go to their own cameras and microphones will they take turns and they are much more partisan and airplane to their base. what this did was it was like watching a city council meeting on local access television but you are actually in the cabinet room with the president and abide -- and bipartisan lawmakers who didn't know this was going to happen. what i thought was interesting as everyone was there a new -- i knew what they were talking about. one thing dianne feinstein try to do is, she suggests let's do a clean daca bill and the president said that's great and mccarthy said that

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probably won't need the sunglasses. you also will, melissa, not need the umbrella or windshield wipers. >> we're working back to where we need to be. thank you for that, chuck. inner loop and the beltway is getting by there. rest of the beltway is looking quite good. we can see inner loop and outer loop is nice and green this morning. you have one thing happening here in alexandria area, north quaker lane between trinity and janneys lane. we'll take a look at 270 and 66 coming up. >>> 4:29 now. following several breaking news stories. >>> first, a federal judge has temporarily blocked the president from starting daca. they're known as d.r.e.a.m.ers. the ruling requires the department of homeland security to resume accepting renewal applications from people who are already protected under daca. there was no immediate reaction from the white house. >>> this morning the threat of a tsunami is over for people from puerto rico and the caribbean islands. a 7.6 earthquake hit the coast of hon ndur russ and the cayman islands. no r

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if you look at the african union today at least it's a force that is accepted and that voice needs to come up with solutions in two thousand to the organisation was created but the r.t. if you look up with a cold war and it there were no mechanism for peace and security challenges nothing to address. but still since time to big change is not unique to the summit of the always you mechanism were put in place in order to launch what is down to peace and security mechanisms that the african you know that the up side is as it is called you have also since nine hundred ninety nine in the ugliest summit of the former over you that decision to do the military coup makers but we are of far far away into ability or the problems of the continent africa is not give it alone in something these problems because not forget it is the charter of the united nations that is mandated in the f.a.q. article organization of african of you do you have to listens to that because peace and security in the world well i think that in the people who believe you need to bring to you when you need to put in the pr

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you need to get out and visit them. you need to network with parents and talk with them.cause it is the right program for their child doesn't mean it is the right one for yours. if you feel like you need help, there are educational consultants who make this their business, and it is important that they get the placements correct. so they're a good source as well. but looking at programs provide the kinds of supports and instill environments that are going to be conducive to what that particular student's needs are. maybe they have a lot of anxiety. >> right. >> so how is that addressed in that program? >> so it is good as a parent to go with like a list of, this is where i think my child really needs some extra support and does that match up with what this school offers. >> right. >> are they compatible there? >> right, yes. >> okay. karen, you talked about the hotline services that your organization provides in montgomery county. i want to make sure we have that information for our viewers, phone, text. it is not just for the parents, but it is also for the students. thi

how much luck do you need in the post season? >> you need luck. our own luck, but at the same time, you love when the ball bounces your way, especially in the big games we have. >> and you catch it too. >> the afc championship game is set. jeff skversky is here with that. jeff? >> only the patriots have been in more conference championship games than the eagles. eagles host jacksonville next sunday. big ben bigamies stake second quarter against the jags, ben roethlisberger stumbles. jags up 21. they hang on, rooky leonard fournette, a hundred yards rushing. jaguars shock the steelers, 58-42. they are against the patriots next sunday at 3:05. >> ben simmons among the sixer game last sunday. today, they are back at practice trying to get themselves in the playoffs. sixer number one pick markelle fultz is still not ready to return. he has discomfort in the shoulder and his shot is not back to where it was before his injury start of the season. >> he needs to be able to shoot a basketball. i don't know what percent we are going to apply to that comment

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