it didn't sound like he was getting that quickly, zach.any democrats vote for barr, if so, who are they? >> it certainly sounded like several of them. if dianne feinstein is saying so far, so good, i think we're on a glide path. >> i thought finestein, durbin, coons and there could be those saying we're not all about the resistance. >> let's get to the shutdown. day 26 right now. all of us have been chronicling how this is affecting real people, the economy. listen to people affected by this have been telling us. >> he is earning his paycheck, but he's just not getting it. >> shut down is not just a washington, d.c. d.c. problem. it's affecting real people here in iowa. >> getting our pay stubs on thursday and seeing zero dollars is just very disheartening. it makes it hard to wake up and want to go to work. >> it's important that the people that maybe around owe affected by it, whether they don't have a government job or they've never received assistance, they need to see the faces of the people that it is affecting. >> zach, what for you

. >> dana: zach, one of the things she said last night, too, was she gets asked, how are you gonna payay for someone like a space force. is that a good argument? >> well, i think there is the biggest challenge for this is going to be when you want something this broad, how you are going to pay for it. the realistic thought, how you're going to get something through both houses of congress, especially a senate that's not going to favor this and a president that would never sign this. i think if you're just sort of outlining some broad concepts that we're going to be hearing more about in the 2020 race, this is an introduction to a lot of things you're going to hear on the campaign trail. d >> dana: are republicans unprepared to deal with this new generation? you have broader ideas about climate change and things like that, that maybe the republicans need to brush up on their policy and their talks points. >> they think everybody agrees that we need to have more efficiency in energy, more innovation. the question is what that government role is. the other thing is, alexandria cortez does

zach treys to turn the corner, does, up one, no, bobby put it up and the rebound brought more zach withmy is short. oh my gosh. >> oh my gosh. >> did they ever make it. >> and he puts it up and he puts it up and he puts it up. we're spoiled with the warriors. >> and the sharks. >> thanks for joining us. thanks frank. ♪ ♪ with the chase mobile app, jason wu could pay practically anyone, at any bank, all while putting on a runway show for new york fashion week. ♪ ♪ he could. or, he could make it even easier - and set up recurring payments to his neighbor. for cat sitting. (meow) whoa. you've groomed her, too. (cell phone vibrating) and now she's ready for the catwalk. life, lived jason's way. chase. make more of what's yours. okay, lily, ballet at 11:00, then a playdate, then karate class at 3:00, so why don't you go get your uniform? [ singsongy ] chop chop! cam. what? she's in karate. it's not offensive. debatable, but why would you schedule all this extra stuff on the same day as her talent show? okay, are you accusing me of overscheduling our tone-deaf daughter so she's so tired she m

. >> zach and brittany had plans to go sailing today. they decided to have a picnic instead at crissy field. our videographer happened to be out there interviewing the couple when zach decided to get down on one knee. take a look and listen. >> the storm of the century brought us out here today. i love you so much, brittany. will you marry me? >> yes. >> so sweet. as you can imagine, brittany was completely surprised. she was shaking and they ended up celebrating with a bottle of champagne. >> zach, you might have been overselling the storm of the century, but for this story we're just going to let it go. >> nothing we haven't done ourselves. >>> as we have high pressure around the bay area and it is windy enough to fly an iron kite in the bay area tonight and the numbers will reflect that as we've got on the embarcadero 40s and it's going to be chilly with winds up to 30 miles an hour, wind chill driving that down to the 20s and 30s. windy and chilly overnight as that high pressure battles the low to the east, easing up later in the day

zach, the president said he would own this shutdown. he even said he is proud of it. soon to be at all moved, you know, by how many people are hurting as a result? >> well, please don't make me go inside his head to figure out what's going to move him, because -- >> that's what we all are doing on a regular basis, but what's your best thought? at some point you would think a president or any public servant would be listening to the american people. we've got lots of folks from sandy to others who have been expressing their hardships. what's your expectation of how these personal accounts might in some way penetrate the president's thinking? >> well, yeah. kind of the thing behind those numbers is he probably still has a lot of support among republicans, among his base of people. and he has said before that those are the people he is essentially governing for. i think as pressure mounts nationwide on senators, on congressmen, they can kind of bring that back to him, that frustration. i think that's the kind of thing ultimately that will have to move him is the pain of

zach r let me start with you. i'm curious where you think the democrats are headed.32 of this shutdown. it feel likes the impasse is as stark as it ever was. >> i completely agree. i'm pretty sure in ten years there won't be a single american that will say their life was made better because of this fight we're having in washington, d.c. right now what i think is that we're more interested in scoring individual political points than reaching political compromise. both things have put things forward, but both have put things forward that the other side said is a nonstarter. we should probably then start moving toward some middle ground compromise so we can get the government reopened. >> dana: the president wants to do the speech tuesday night. nancy pelosi asked him to delay. she said it was security reason, though i think really that is probably not as big a concern as the fact that the government is shutdown. what do you think should happen tuesday night? >> it would be better if he were allowed to give the speech in the house of representatives as tradition has dic

one, even though zach fuentes' plan for early retirement was outed in "the new york times," it stillems to be his plan to hang out aimlessly in the trump administration for a few months. we learned that today because the new white house chief of staff is keeping him in his job. the acting chief of staff, which is what we're supposed to call him, mick mulvaney, told abc news, quote, zach's a good man. we'll find something for him to do productive. oh, good. our top concern was definitely that mr. fuentes might not be productive while he hides in the woodwork for six months. but the other thing that's happened now is of course, as of this week democrats are in charge of congress. so the committee that he tried to get to reinstate the early retirement program for himself, that committee is no longer run by republicans. it's now run, as of today, by oregon democratic congressman peter defazio. we contacted congressman defazio's office today if he expects to investigate the issue of the serving deputy white house chief of staff possibly using a federal agency to pressure his committee int

zach: we are already.nk they are unlikely to hike at the january meeting, unlikely at the march fomc meeting. the fed is on the sidelines for now. no action we think is likely until at the earliest the june fomc meeting. we need to see u.s. data, u.s. market conditions put in a very solid sequence of months. our own u.s. economists expect one rate hike. it could be later this year. something sooner is possible but that would have to come on the back of strong data. the fed is on the sidelines for now. that opens up for em, fx outperformance. paul: you also recommend shorting the dollar versus the pound and the euro as well. is that about the fed or more optimism that brexit can be europe can be sorted out? i see the bank of italy signaling recession. zach: versus the euro it is about dollar weakness. -- euro areaight economy is not in great shape. the ecb will not take action for quite some time. decelerating faster. different.s they have a lot of risk premium built in around the brexit various scenarios.

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and bring in cnn digital reporter zach wolf. >> eye what, zach. >> it was a mean-inducing evening inal. chuck and nancy and then it's wall about me. an interesting take came before the actual prime time address when the president in an offer-the-record meeting with television anchors, according to peter baker of "the new york times" said this. he didn't want to give the speech, wasn't big on it but, quote, the speech was not going to change a damn thing. was president trump's prediction spot-on? >> yeah, i think it was. but, you know, because he said what he's been saying. he said it with a nicer tone. he tried to sound, i think, a little bit more moderate. you could see him sort of controlling himself as he spoke. but he repeated some of the same falsehoods. he didn't offer any new arguments, i think, for why the government needs to be shut down for this wall. democrats, meanwhile, are pretty clearly not going to give him the wall. so, i think we come into wednesday pretty much where we left tuesday, which is someone has to agree to back down from their position. and it's not clear

i'm not going blame you for it. >> yeah, he wants the mulligan for that moment, zach. end the shutdown on this day 12? >> it depends on if he's going to -- going to take what essentially what's given to him. nancy pelosi holds a lot of cards because nothing's going to get through the house that she doesn't okay. you know, there's this indication the democrats are going to pass bills that would essentially fund the government and even the department of homeland security. is he going to -- through february. so that they can find a way to come to some different agreement on, you know, on security and on whether or not to have a wall. so the question is, can they find enough safe -- face-saving measures in this, can he find a way to be okay with what democrats are handing him. that's ultimately what he's going to have to do if they want the government to reopen. >> is the meeting about really getting work done and finding, you know, some i guess some wiggle room, some in between on the border wall funding, or is this a photo op? what do you think this is here? >> i honestl

zach terwilliger is on, and i was on the train coming up to new york and i was reading "the washingtont." democracy dies in the darkness.i so i'm reading "the washington post" and i'm reading these comments by judge, saying, i hope these cases don't continue in my courtroom. isn't that the role of the executive branch, how it is deciding to pursue various separate prosecutions? is that the role of a judge to interject himself or herself in this situation, or why are you singled out? >> thanks for having me. it's great to be here. this is a judge i have known for ten years and have a long relationship with and i respect. in this case we just have a fundamental disagreement surrounding the priority of these cases. one of the things as a prosecutor for the last decade and now as u.s. attorney that i often do is meet with the victims and survivors of crimeee and i feel very strongly that these cases represent public safety risk, and there's an article you referenced in the republican posts, these individuals they were talking about will illegally come to the country, and i think as the art

i mean, you didn't know at the time how special this would be.sot: zach greenlee, former teammate ofoks & davis -- you know, guys i consider my friends and you know..i had a good time here with them at lincoln. we made some good memories, some big plays right here on this field and to see them go out there and play on the biggest stage is going to be awesome.zach greenlee was the quarterback for the trojans back in 20- 12..throwing passes to cooks..and handing off to davis...as a teacher at lincoln now..he has seen this week how much of an impact his former teammates have made on his current students...sot: zach -- that's 2 kids that walked here on this campus and put in the work and got to where they are, so if that even inspires just one kid here to put in the extra work i think that is huge.sot: brian -- this has clearly created more than a ripple here at lincoln, it's a wave and i think those are the things..10 years down the line..some kid who is a freshman here is going to have a little extra motivation to do something well in the classroom or on the field because of this momen

zach norville, jr., gave the zags the lead for good.zaga won 96-83, but the final score doesn't know how close this game was most of the way. literally until the final three minutes of the game, they were going basket for basket. the dons just kept pace until the final two minutes. >> no team likes losing, but they can be proud of the effort. >> that's what they were looking for. >> my bad. there was sports today. mindy, thank you. >>> much more to come on "abc7 news" at 11:00. we're getting new details on the missing wisconsin girl found alive after being taken from her family's home in october. the chilling information about the suspect. >>> is there a plan to end the longest government shutdown in my new $4.99 blt cheeseburger combo, comes with... 100% beef and hickory smoked bacon, plus fries and a drink all for just the change in your couch. i found the remote! try my new $4.99 blt cheeseburger combo. be covered when it does... ...with a health plan through covered california. we offer free expert help choosing the best plan for yo

. >> also, the zach and jay show, a youtube channel, they saw and thought we should help out as well. once they met jasper and got his story, they asked what can we do. >> give us your money. we want your money. we don't want any soap, shower gel. money. >> jasper is a man on a mission. >> they reached out to the guys they know. managed to get a legendary deejay for free with all ticket sales going to help jasper build homes. >> when you've got all the famous people giving of their talent, it makes it easy to stack up the cash. >> this party is lit too. >> all the ticket sales went to jasper. >> we raised nearly 2,000 pounds that will go straight 2w0etowar new homes. >> that is about $25,000. >> it is very cold out. let's put a roof over someone's head. >> this is a smooth move by these officers. reports are that this is a dui check point. >> they saw this guy coming. >> no greater prove you are drunk than trying to run through the center of a dui check point. >> my gosh, look at the sparks. one of the officer is on foot and this dude keeps driving. >> he gets away with it. >> clearly

let's chat with cnn politics digital director zach wolf joining us from washington.d to see you, sir. and reminder to everyone why the president doesn't have his border wall? well, because republicans didn't give him money for that border wall and he talked about it as much with the daily caller oig saying i was going to veto the omnibus bill and paul ryan said don't do that, we'll get you the wall and then he went lame duck and then it wthe power was gone. why would congressional democrats give the president money that republicans never gave him for the wall and do you think there is a deal from the 17 lawmakers going to emerge? >> well, i mean, first there is the disagreement between the politicians and policy agreement over whether they will fund the wall. and then second there is the disagreement over whether there should be another government shutdown. and i think these two things kind of dovetail together and it will be interesting to see if republicans can wrest some sort of targeted barriers out of democrats and whether they can make that palatable to trump.

. >>> while we were all about zach and kelly on "saved by the bell," mark paul gossler was actually dating one of his co-stars. >> mark paul was just 15 and elizabeth berkeley was 17 when the iconic show started. he just revealed that there was some after school activity going on between them. >> we dated. puppet to call it dating. you were in that environment. you know how it is when you are working on the set and we were young. >> mark paul sat down with anna faris on her podcas podcast "unqualified," where he said he dated his co-star because, well, it was the thing to do. >> you're in l.a., and you come to set and you do your work and you're with these beautiful women and you're not going to school. so you don't have a lot of choices. >> today, elizabeth is 46 and is married to greg lauren, the nephew of fashion icon ralph lauren. mark paul is 44 and the father of four kids. elizabeth went went to star in girls" and we uncovered this lost "e.t." footage. >> sexy, sexy, sexy. >> on the set of the movie, "saved by the bell: wedding in las vegas," mark paul was the one dressed like a vega

for owe zach and killing eve. >> no way you can possibly know that. >> reporter: a clean sweep for amazon's best actor and best female actor for rachel brosnahan. >> thank you for bringing us all together and thank you for taking a chance on us. >> reporter: s.a.g. honored alan al da. decades of stage and screen roles along with miss emmy-winning work on "mash." mark barger, nbc news. >>> best picture race is getting good. >> uh-huh, yeah. >> the odds are against "black panther" going into it. but gaining momentum now. >> after these s.a.g. awards, we don't know. >> a few weeks away. i like it, though. >> we hope your week is off to a great start. i'marley m >>> breaking overnight. a tornado strikes in florida. details are still coming in to nbc news. we'll have the latest as record cold temperatures are striking sections of the country from part of the polar vortex that broke away. >>> to an nbc exclusive. kate snow speaks to directly to a number of undocumented workers recently fired from trump owned and managed properties. >>> today in court, the two men arrest for involvement in a road

zach brown we try to utilize in sub packages later in the year because he.an r but i think that will be a position we'll have to lo at. josh clemons obviously did some good things. >> backo prest smith for a minute, you have a decision to make. the organization has a decision to make. i'm sure they have an off to make, but how do you put a number out there not knowing what anybody elss going to give? do you have an estimation of whate might get somewhere? >> that's hard. >> how do you figure that out? >> it's hard, because i think you're banking on the upside still of preston. he's still a young football player. he's 268 pounds. he's 6'5". he has a skill s that he can be a very good outside linebaer defensive end. is teams on him as a defensive end? is he a three, four, outside backer type guy? i don't kw what the value is. i do know you take h off of our roster and we have a glaring huge need there at outside backer. there's no guarantee you're going to get a good free agent. all the good free agent pas rushers might get signed by their team. it's not easy. >>> more wit the coach in

she is a big zach morris fan too. >> it's funny to see mark-paul blond. >> do you want it to come back't think he would want to. he loves his hair. i'm sorry. you love your hair. >> why do you want people to tune into "the passage"? >> i have four kids and they need to go to school. you would hope that they are a fan of the books. the books are amazing. you would hope they are a fan of the cast. we have an amazing cast. yeah. you hope people are watching because i want to continue doing this. >> i like the reason. his kids need to go to school. >> i love that. >>> all right. next on kron-4 news at eight: after two days of mostly dry weather... the first in a series of storms this week is hitting the bay area. how crews are preparing for potential mudslides, and flooding. plus... p-g-&-e is planning to file for bankruptcy... leaving millions of people wondering what is going to happen to their gas and electricity... we have details on that... plus we'll hear from governor gavin newsom about the issue in just a moment. i'm ken wayne i'm pam moore. the news -- at eight -- is next. deal ta

she is a big zach morris fan too. >> it's funny to see mark-paul blond. >> do you want it to come backd want to. he loves his hair. i'm sorry. you love your hair. >> why do you want people to tune into "the passage"? >> i have four kids and they need to go to school. you would hope that they are a fan of the books. the books are amazing. you would hope they are a fan of the cast. we have an amazing cast. yeah. you hope people are watching because i want to continue doing this. >> i like the reason. his kids need to go to school. >> i love that. >>> all right. coming up, kylie'sjenner's n like leather, skin is stronger when it's hydrated. but 9 out of 10 men don't get the hydration their skin needs. that's why dove men + care body wash has a unique hydrating formula ... to keep men's skin healthier and stronger. from the first loving touch everything that touches your baby should be this comforting pampers swaddlers, the #1 choice of hospitals, is 2x softer and wraps your baby in our most premium protection so every touch is as comforting as the first pampers the #1 choice of hospitals,

and zach pascal fell on it. score cut it to 17-7. but the chiefs responded. no one open? pat majon scored any way. 24-7 kansas city at the half. he did not throw a touchdown today. 6 minutes to go. here we go. andrew luck dropped a dime. to. they. hilton. the defense couldn't get a stop. and look at this top run. damien williams like a battering ram. scored his 2nd touchdown of the day. forget about it. 1st home play-off win for the chiefs since joe montana quarterbacked them in 1994. they advance to the afc championship game. >>> basketball, the warriors have the day off sunday at dallas. college, big one locally. gonzaga at usf. nationally televised tonight at 7 p.m. and you bet you, moving pictures on the late show. >>> we've got david shaw, having a seat for this one. we're talking about stanford and arizona state. 2nd half, oscar desilva drives, throws it down. stanford started the half on a 10-0 run. 7 minutes left. deshon davis. 85-71 the final there. >>> ladies side locally, santa clara, set back losses for usf and saint mary's. women spanked at boys see state, 99

still tied until the bulldog zach got a look. final seconds. and the dagger shot.burgett's ally-oop. brandon clark brought it down and we are done. gonzaga finished on a 17-2 run and won 96-83. only their third loss of the season. >>> can i show you saint mary's huddled up. at loyola. the opening minutes. corner pocket three. they led 20-4. did not look back. 2-1 in the west coast conference. >>> i got thsanta naconds. cougars up two. a bank shot here. they win on a final of 80-74. >>> even david shaw, the stanford football coach had a seat for this one. stanford ran around. arizona state. they start on a 10-0 run. go onto win 85-71. for their first pac-12 win of the season. and i have shawn miller and arizona trying to stay undefeated in the pac-12. at cal. last play of the first half. chase, jeter. made the highlight. the tip in, and arizona won it 87-65. we'll be back. >> vernon, we have something to say toyou. >> happy birthday in 27 minutes! >> not yet! denny's new super slampler, all for $6.99. i have my own room at mom's house, too. my dad doesn't. his stuff

truck zach schenker was angelina boyfriend and a student and lived with her in dallas city.at sittig about. he was helping to build a future with her. >> i have thoughts. that she will walk in the door. and this is all just a dream, or something.>> we've asked anyone and everyone in the area, if you have any information, that could being bring angelina and our family the justice she deserves, please contact the redondo beach police department. >>> the suspect involved in a hit-and-run of a 14 boy in oakland has officially been charged. prosecutors say 36-year-old leah conner was behind the wheel when she the boy on his bike on 10 or second. he is a she is expected to appear in court. investigators say the teenage boy was dragged for at least four blocks before the car stopped. he was critically injured and has had several surgeries as part of his recovery. >>> in other news, an emotional reunion in sacramento as a us airman is back home after serving a year and afghanistan. more than a dozen family members and friends gave a warm welcome home to john brown at sacramento inte

zach sklar was one of them. >> why did you feel the need to be there?ciety w -- where you're innocent until proven guilty. i saw -- nothing that would lead me to believe that this could possibly be true. >> and so i went there to support him, to show him -- particularly because he is dominican in a very white area, that there are people who will support him. >> reporter: but the prosecution's case would be difficult for gil's friends to hear. the state's theory, gil killed tom because he wanted linda all to himself. the special prosecutor summed it up on day one. >> ladies and gentlemen, obsession. >> it was an obsession furthered by manipulation and deception. >> reporter: to show jurors just how obsessed they believed gil had become, prosecutors read emails he wrote to linda. >> "i am not leaving you. not today, not tomorrow, not ever. i am not going to let you just walk away from me. never." >> reporter: linda took the stand and testified about how the affair began and lasted until right before tom's death. tom's parents couldn't believe the details

stockton, first half, zach cameron hooping. the dons down three with 41 seconds left. ferrari great pass plus the foul. he had 14 for usf and we're tied at 52. 5 seconds left. charles menland driving, draws the foul. will make one of two free throws. 1.7 on the clock for pacific. the inbound. and can't get a shot off. usf holds on 53-52, they improve to 15-3. >>> st. mary's clara on australia night. elijah thomas with the spin move and lays it in. jock perry from melbourne drains the three. gales up 14. second half, jordan ford with the miss. malik fitz, right there. st. mary's a winner 75-55. >>> to the pac-12. stanford at washington. k.z., he can go, he can play. he had 22, 9 of 17 shooting. but he needed more help. matisse fibel with authority. 80-64 huskies. stanford drops to 1-4 in conference play. cal in last place lost aain to wazzu. >>> i may go with a morgan freeman type delivery on sportscasts. >> a little batman? >> a little more subtle. >>> all right, that's our report, we appreciate your time. >> dicky: from hollywood - it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight, r

hopefully that will be cle >> reporter: zach going back north to new jersey. >> this is no big deal. a light dusting. >> reporter: inpringfield, joe milligan making progress, learing driveways, several o them. he's not getting paid for it, just paying it forward. >> this isow i can contribute on a day like today. >> reporter: a family-fun outing for dozens. she invited me to join in. >> just put your foot down a little bit. >> on the brake? faste brake, brake, brake! good job! good for your first try. >> reporter: you're not seemi t to b happy about it. >> i don't know. >> reporter: all right. she's honest. she's a tough critic. i needed some positive reinforcement from our photo journalist who said you did ago job, don't worry. those folks will have time to sled all day tomorrow, too, becaus most schools are out. so they'll continue to practice hose hills all through tomorrow. >> you have got to be the most trusting guy i know now. >> yeah, i'm goingiv to you an "a" for effort. nice job out there, my friend. we'll work on your dismount later. >> reporter: thank you. it was the peer

. >> zach mueller is unemployed. but he is not stressed about it. >> the economy has been nice and strong. f andl like for someone here in d.c., someone with a graeeate deike there are a lot of options available. j mueller quit hisob three weeks ago. he has ha n job lined up but didn't want to start right away. that makes him what the labor dbt calls a job leave. v someoneuntary ending employment to try something new. roughly 840,000 workers fell into that category in december. that's a big jump from the previous month. and it helped drive the unemployment rate up from 3.7 to 3.9% even though kpps were hiring like crazy. the economied added a whopping 312,000 jobs in december almost twice that eected. busine owners like barbara martin who runs a mechanicing firmay ner desperate to fill positions. >> we are doing a lot of jobpo ings across different website than we have in the past. e are engaged with a couple of recruiters for key positions. we are posting the jobs on social media. and we are just doing a lot of glad

zach dychtywald is author of young china, an analysis of how chinese millennials are changing the worldng generation has witnessed what they believe in and there is a lot of proof for. the greatest rags to riches story in history. i can provide some context for that. in 1990, i am born in 1990, i was born in california, i watched our per capita gdp, so the quality of an average life. it is not a perfect metric but it is a pretty good one comparing globally especially, i watched it increase two and half times in my lifetime. my friends in china, some of them born in the exact same year as me, between 1990 and 2017 have watched their per capita gdp, so the wealth of their families, increase 27 times in their lifetime. from poverty to economic superpower in a generation. china's astonishing economic growth began in earnest in the late 80s and the celebrated throughout the 90s. —— accelerated. but the country that grew rich by making products with the west now has a massive home market with tastes of its own. the biggest mistake i see people make is something i called the shanghai fallacy.

. >> reporter: we met zach adkins, who had come from connecticut to join the throngs to at least seehe pope. >> he speaks different languages, so you can't really understand him. so you have to, like, listen to, like, translations. but he's the pope, so anything he says, i guess, kind of just sounds good. >> reporter: the pope, in his signature approach, has reached nmt to those cast aside, hearing confessions from inmates at a youth detention center, and has plans to visit a shelter for people living with h.i.v. and aids tomorrow. he's talked of promoting migrants and tearing down the walls that divide people. rt friday's somber "way of the cross," the pope acknowledged the suffering of youth who "have fallen into the snares of plscrupulous people who claim to be serving the lord." for the most part, on this trip, the pope has not been directly addressing the clerical sex abuse scandals swirling around the church, but a vatican spokesman said just because the word "abuse" is not in every thech does not mean the pope is not thinking about it. reena. >> ninan: seth, thank you. coming

like it was about to take place if we're military allies a military coup how did we not know about it zach lee and we're wondering now. there you know with the troops up there under the cover of going to congo and potentially helping congo if there's like uprisings there but really they were there to help. the government and. that's where all these kind of questions are coming but it's interesting when you look at the history. long relationship that goes on partnership between. us and that's one of the other things stars and stripes actually said the country plays host to one of afrikaans cooperative security locations which functioned as bare bones launching pads for quick reaction troops called upon to secure u.s. diplomatic facilities in the broader region so. they have a very they have a very strong military alliance to us because we like to have the lily pads we like to have these places where we can set up a. could. and let's be frank you know you have to believe that in some part of that part of the bases like this being there are one hundred percent causing some of the. i'm sorry b

through a kind of mosque attacks and in this way it makes me think of one of the five pillars of islam zach at. but that view is not universally shared among muslims here many believe the suggestion is counterproductive but in dutch and finance and in germany the mosques already finance themselves there are a few that used foreign money to build and finance the purchase but that's a handful ninety nine percent are funded by membership fees and donations so if you bring the model of the mosque tax then you once again take the tax from muslims themselves. the idea of taxing religious worship is not new in germany for many years the jewish catholic and protestant faiths have accepted some form of levy or tax the person a dental fires as a christian and once their income tax bill has been worked out a further proportion is deducted and given to their chosen faith to disperse as it sees fit in the political sphere the idea of a mosque tax appeals to many christian democrats for two reasons sealant in talk or didn't just in court on the one hand it's so the growing muslim community in germany get

through a kind of mosque attacks and in this way it makes me think of one of the five pillars of islam zach at. but that view is not universally shared among muslims here many believe the suggestion is counterproductive by induction financing in germany the mosques already finance themselves there are a few that used foreign money to build and finance the purchase but that's a handful ninety nine percent are funded by membership fees and donations so if you bring the model of the mosque tax then you once again take the tax from muslims themselves. the idea of taxing religious worship is not new in germany for many years the jewish catholic and protestant faiths have accepted some form of levy or tax the person a dental pfizer as a christian and once their income tax bill has been worked out a further proportion is deducted and given to their chosen faith to disperse as it sees fit in the political sphere the idea of a mosque tax appeals to many christian democrats for two reasons sealant in talk or didn't just in court on the one hand it's so the growing muslim community in germany gets a s

we saw the good in two political opponents running for the house, lucy rogers and zach mayo, democrat republican, debating the issues, sitting together, proving to the nation there is a better way. every day we see the good in our service men and women and our first responders, teachers and nurses and coaches, scout leaders, mentors and all those who serve others without expectation of praise and often too little recognition. the good is in this chamber. it is here because it lives in each and every one of our communities, the places we come from to the people we go home to. our schools and churches, our businesses and farms and forest trails and townhall's. the good, the courage to show a better path is the same courage that allowed those that came before us to persevere through harsh winters, to harm our day of life in granite mountain and rocky hillside pastor. the good is in our hearts and minds and who we have always been. today more than ever, america needs us to be and to meet the challenges to best serve vermonters it is who we have to be. [applause] >> our focus must remain o

through a kind of mosque attacks and in this way it makes me think of one of the five pillars of islam zach at. but that view is not universally shared among muslims here many believe the suggestion is counterproductive by induction financing in germany the mosques already finance themselves there are a few that used foreign money to build and finance the purchase but that's a handful ninety nine percent are funded by membership fees and donations so if you bring the model of the mosque tax then you once again take the tax from muslims themselves. the idea of taxing religious worship is not new in germany for many years the jewish catholic and protestant faiths have accepted some form of levy or tax the person identified as a christian and once their income tax bill has been worked out a further proportion is deducted and given to their chosen faith to disperse as it sees fit in the political sphere the idea of a mosque tax appeals to many christian democrats for two reasons sealant him talk or didn't on the one hand it's so the growing muslim community in germany gets a stronger domestic c

. ---2nd quarter....chiefs to punt and it's blocked by the colts....zach pascal would recover the ballor indy and in the chief's endzone...colts on the board but still down 17-7... ---late in the 2nd...mahomes with the 4 yard read option....he will take it in himself....chiefs piling on....24-7... ---4th quarter....andrew luck with the 29 yard pass to t.y. hilton..would be the final colts scoring drive.... ---late in the fourth...mahomes hands it to williams again...williams with the 6 yard run...that is the dagger..williams had 129 rushing yards...31-13 chiefs...that is the final ---chiefs advance to the afc conference championship where they will take on either the la chargers or the new england patriots... (j.r.) the golden state warriors are off tonight but they have a big week ahead. all star demarcus cousins will make his return to basketball after tearing his achilles. it will likely happen on friday in los angeles as the team takes on the clippers. cousins signed a one year contract with the team last summer. this starting lineup will consist of five all stars something we have

. ---2nd quarter....chiefs to punt and it's blocked by the colts....zach pascal would recover the ballindy and in the chief's endzone...colts on the board but still down 17-7... ---late in the 2nd...mahomes with the 4 yard read option....he will take it in himself....chiefs piling on....24-7... ---4th quarter....andrew luck with the 29 yard pass to t.y. hilton...that would be the final colts scoring drive.... ---late in the fourth...mahomes hands it to williams es hands it to williams again...williams with the 6 yard run...that is the dagger..williams had 129 rushing yards...31-13 chiefs...that is the final ---chiefs advance to the afc championship where they will take on either the la chargers or the new en patriots... sharks in action saturday night down in san jose hosting the ottawa senators. ---father and son moment as brent burns and his son came out during the opening ceremony.... ---3rd period...sharks up 1-0...the pass goes to brent burns....he shoots it in....sharks extend their lead to 2-0... ---just 20 seconds later....senators get on the board but still trail 2-1... ---min