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winning on employment and growing household spending they were so signaled that there may be further rate royce after the rate rise before the end of the year. and i want to bring in our financial correspondent now jose luis and jose luis no rate rise this time around how is the market reacting to that and what all investor expectations for the next meeting. reaction from investors helen i was a pretty muted as there was no press conference or any update on economic projections that said as it is there right now the central bank is ready to increase rates for the fourth time this year or next said december still being from president tromso criticism of freddie's looking up full employment and salaries that are growing at its fastest phase the nearly a decade are signs that that will justify such a move and avoid a danger was overheating of the u.s. economy and will continue next year even as a tax cut fades and economic growth moderates right now investors are ready for at least two hikes in two thousand and nineteen while the federal reserve projects three something that will call down financi

winning on employment and growing household spending they also signaled that there may be further rate royce after the rate rise before the end off the year. and i want to bring in our financial correspondent now jose luis and hot oh jose luis no rate rise this time around how is the market reacting to that and what all investor expectations for the next meeting. reaction from investors helen i was a pretty muted as there was no press conference or any update on economic projections that said as it is there right now the central bank is ready to increase rates have poured a fourth time this year next a design birth children from president criticism of freddie's looking those are full employment and salaries that are growing at its fastest paisley nearly a decade are signs of that will justify such a move and avoid a danger was overheating of the u.s. economy trend will continue next year even. economic growth moderates right now investors are ready for at least two hikes in two thousand and nineteen while to put all these are projects three something that will call down the financial conditi

and they've just had contrasting results lead as dot one one one nil at bowls but thanks to michael royce. good form ended abruptly with a four one loss to hoffenheim under pressure by end boss and he saw his side held at home by fire book shall coa victorious outspoken your own bag drew two two on friday frankfurt got a good win at stuttgart had to face rb life's short and there are two games on sunday. and turning to the bundesliga table and after ten matches we can see that dortmund have increased their lead of a buy in to four points while hoffenheim move up to sixth in the bottom half shell can end up. that while should get occupy the last sport. you're watching dude up the news live from berlin we do have more coming up the top of the hour and don't forget you can get all the latest news and information around the clock by logging on to our website dot com also on social media we are at the news thank you for watching. the float. you can tell a lot about a society by its garbage. coasts it's worthless for the rich but for many people you know first their only chance of survival. and

and sometimes all you need is a great leader and i think i don't want to have found that in mock or royce he is arguably having one of his best seasons six goals five assists and let's be honest i mean don't one has come out and said that we're not thinking about the title but with a win against by on they can dream big alright well i have to say marcos is my son's favorite player ok but let's talk about byron coach nico some trouble that he's been having if they do lose it byron loses does this spell the end for sam the end it's a very complicated situation because unlike a dortmund who are too young and too inexperienced by and perhaps too experienced and too old and just like and you know and there's a lot of talk as to not with who is to blame last season we had a similar scenario and a call in show lot to me and in hindsight we can say thing i'll say it wasn't all his fog and the big question is just like back then there's talk of a rebellion inside the body and can and the question is can colebatch manage egos because we saw what happened to ensure latif and it would be very interes

the young and fairly inexperienced side for the friendly in leipsic it was twenty two year old near royce sonic who grabbed the first goal in the eighth minute to put the hosts in front sooner followed that up by scoring in the twenty fifth minute and says not be added a third on monday germany go to face the netherlands in the european nations. and get to be with you in just a moment with all the latest business news thanks for watching. our digital more years. for women for internet activists one mission the battle for freedom and dignity. against repression and filings they deploy the powers of social media. their messages are spreading like wildfire social media spectacle is critical to anything but one thousands of years to come online on the streets they know women who are changing the world already. digital. storage the twenty fifth t w. at the. break that turmoil takes its toll on sterling the problem is down the aisle while markets all over europe are waiting for uncertainty over greg's it's to end. the. disadvantaged kids in south africa to a better future bride same computer co

leader's daughter one to one one to nil that will spark thanks to mark or royce leave a couzens good form ended abruptly with a four one loss to hoffenheim under pressure by on. his side held at home by freiburg lights a put a stop to have a strong start to the season show victorious outspoken nuremberg. and on friday front foot got a good win at stuttgart their two games on sunday. turning to the bundesliga table and off to ten much as we can see that dortmund have increased their lead over by and to four points up to third while hoffenheim rise to seventh's and the bottom half edge up while stuttgart occupy last spot it watching d w news from lynn there's more coming for you at the top of the hour don't forget you can always get the latest news and information around the pope on our web site that's dot com thanks so much for watching. you can tell a lot about a society by its garbage. placed so it's worthless for the rich but for many people you know first their only chance of survival. and i can remember today just one of. the reporters travel to nairobi and slower to meet people

better season and sometimes all you need is a great leader and i think i have found that in mock or royce he is arguably having one of his best season six goals five assists and let's be honest i mean don't one has come out and said that we're not thinking about the title but with a win against by on they can dream big all right well i have to say marcos is my son's favorite player ok but let's talk about byron coach nico some trouble that he's been having if they do lose it byron loses does this spell the end for sam the end it's a very complicated situation because unlike at dortmund who are too young and too inexperienced by and perhaps it's too experienced and too old and just like and you know and there's a lot of talk as to not with who is to blame last season we had a similar scenario and a color enchilada here and in hindsight we can safely now say it wasn't all his fog and the big question is just like back then there's talk of a rebellion inside the body and can and the question is can colebatch manage all these egos because we saw what happened to ensure naughty and it will be

bundesliga stop clash on saturday the hosts came from behind to win thanks to two goals from marco royce and the match winner from. let's take a look at the other results so far should one in near a bit ahead of a one the dobie on friday and there are games at leipsic and frank fish to look forward to on sunday. now just a reminder of the top story we're following for you german chancellor i'm going to battle and french president emmanuel have called one hundred years since the end of the conflict once described the war to end all wars they end veiled of talk at the side way beyond this just add that into one was signed. it watching the news live from berlin stay tuned for more news at the top of the hour and you can check out our web site or you can follow us on twitter thank you for joining. me. tonight was a human move closer. to the first movie disaster of the twentieth century. want to end all wars cost millions of lives. one more one. the law known to marks the hundreds anniversary of its length. what has humankind learned from the great man.

contrasting results in the bundesliga lead to dortmund two one one nil though both spoke of thanks to mark or royce leave a couzens good form ended abruptly with a four one loss to healthy time under pressure by and. his side held at home by freiburg charlecote was victorious spoke and nuremberg drew two two on friday front foot go to goods when it got a now facing me like sake and there are two games on sunday turning to the bundesliga table and off to ten matches we can see that dortmund have increased their lead over by on to four points while hoffenheim move up to six in the bottom edge up while stuttgart occupied by last spot you're watching news from berlin thanks so much from watching us there's more news at the top of the hour. later we were. when we were. americans at some point in our lives will experience hardship. listen.

the young and fairly inexperienced side for the friendly in leipsic it was twenty two year old near royce sunday who grabbed the first goal in the eighth minute to put the hosts in front of a class soon to follow that up by scoring in the twenty fifth minute and says not be added a third on monday germany go to face the netherlands in the european nations. to be with you in just a moment with all the latest business news thanks for watching. our digital more years. for women for internet activists one mission the battle for freedom. against repression and fight.

contrasting results today in the bundesliga leaders dortmund won one nil at both books thanks to marco royce leave a couzens good form ended abruptly with a four one loss to hole from the time on the pressure of by and ball sneak over his side held at home by freiburg like to put a stop to hats a strong start to the season shoko were victorious book and nuremberg drew two two and on friday frankfurt got a good win at stuttgart and their two games on sunday turning to the bundesliga table and up to ten matches we can see that dortmund have increased their lead over by and to four points like up to third while hoffenheim rise to seventh in the bottom half shy to edge up while she got occupy last spoke. just a quick reminder of the top story we're following for you. christiane that pakistani woman sentenced to death of blasphemy is not yet free despite a supreme court decision finding her innocence and lifting her death sentence husband told me he fears for his wife's safety after the government struck a deal with islamist hardliners protesting the decision to free her. there watching the news

roy's level at the store that is eight fold this season royce called the match a top performance for both sides bar goalkeeper looked a bit slow pushed off his left foot. i don't mean super sub taco bell taso got noise and i saw situation and forced him to go wrong the wrong direction that was out custer's eight goals this season as well. so that was an exciting match let's all start with you was that the match you expected to see even more than i could expect to be honest it was a brilliant game of football i think the best game so far of the whole season and in the day i think it was a true advertisement for the june bonus legal worldwide ok a lot of people are saying that i do think the result was a matter of by and just running out of gas in the second half or what do you credit the win i don't think it was a question of power i think by many goals counterattacked by their opposition in a position stadium so it was kind of like the pace of brewster dome and who really killed them i would call it a little bit of naive the face. being. ok the bad nachos did you see you know i know

. >> you guys came to the premiere in a rolls royce. >> we did. >> that broke down. >> it did. >> what is going on? >> i don't know. we were about to push it for a second. it's the same rolls that appears in the film and it just gave out on us. he's always testing our patience. he wants to throw everything at us, mr. mercury does. >> is there something that stands out that you'll take with you? toronto you'll never think you're going to meet queen. >> the biopic about the late queen frontman freddie mercury has been a labor of love for the remaining band members. i mean, you and qwilym you really could be kin. >> he's my son. >> i'm keeping freddie right here. >>> coming up -- >> there really could be a great one coming. it'll be a shock. >> the secret is out. is james corden's next carpool karaoke partner his biggest star yet? >>> plus, we're with mark wahlberg. the oscar winner he convinced to join his 4:00 a.m. work out club. >> she comes in and she kills it. >>> and -- >> hi, kevin. sending you love. >> she didn' >>> a quiet place was honored at the savannah ♪ ♪ don't tell me n

boys little store that is a goal this season royce called a match at sa performance for both sides goalkeeper looked a bit slow pushing off his left foot. i don't mean super so i'll toss it got noisy and then i saw the situation and forced him to go wrong the wrong direction that was out tossers eight goals this season as well. so that was an exciting match let's all start with you was that the match you expected to see even more than i could expect to be honest it was a brilliant game of football i think the best game so far of the whole season and in the fifth day i think it was a true advertisement for the german bonus league of world wide ok a lot of people are saying that i do think the result was a matter of by and just running out of gas in the second half or what do you credit the win i don't think it was a question of power i think by many goals counterattacked by their opposition in opposition stadium so it was kind of like the pace of bruce adornment who really killed them i would call it a little bit of naive defending by the munich ok the bad match ups that you see you know i kno

. >> you guys came to the premiere in a rolls royce. >> we did. >> that broke down. >> it did. >> what is going on? >> i don't know. we were about to push it for a second. it's the same rolls that appears in the film and it just gave out on us. he's always testing our patience. he wants to throw everything at us, mr. mercury does. >> is there something that stands out that you'll take with you? >> growing up in toronto you'll never think you're going to meet queen. >> the biopic about the late queen frontman freddie mercury has been a labor of love for the remaining band members. i mean, you and qwilym you really could be kin. >> he's my son. >> i'm keeping freddie right here. >>> coming up -- >> there really could be a great one coming. it'll be a shock. >> the secret is out. is james corden's next carpool karaoke partner his biggest star yet? >>> plus, we're with mark wahlberg. the oscar winner he convinced to join his 4:00 a.m. work out club. >> she comes in and she kills it. >>> and -- >> hi, kevin. sending you love. >> she didn't say bryan. >> is nicole kidman causing a rift betwe

is united around its leadership as he rejected a report about a change in the line of succession but royce's news agency says it stands by its story which said that members of the royal family want to see crown prince have been blocked from thrown off the murder of journalist jamal khashoggi the trump administration main wallace standing by. reports from washington d.c. . even as the saudi foreign minister insisted investigations were ongoing into the death of jamal khashoggi it was clear one possibility was not to be considered but the journalist was killed at the order of the highest levels of the saudi government which has led admitting that this was an operation that was that went wrong or people exceeded their authorities did something they're not supposed to do we have made it very clear that we're investigating that those who committed this crime will be protestants and that procedures will be reviewed in which to make sure it doesn't happen again you also dismissed a reuters report that some members of the saudi ruling family wanted to block crown prince mohammed bin salman from assu

am going to jobs on the back they jumped into the attack pit and any purses with royce and then one straight on goal. at the pass didn't get through the door on and off and couldn't find its rhythm against most sports. but that's ok right. now humans are yeah it was high time we won in a way match one nil like this and it did us a lot of good we feel good about it and the team did very well as as a group. has policy don't mean to fifteen straight matches without a last. two and a still story even if it wasn't a go fest. in only excitement the coach practically forgot the unusual game when i . was young oh yeah marco scored with us had. not usually writes a speciality. in history but can score there i never can it was once more. but the family celebrated attacking stars know who they really have to thank for these three vote points that defense. the brasier top man remains at the top of the table and will hope to remain at altitude next week against i. guess. frankfurt coach abby hotel has to be lucky numbers at the moment they've helped turn things around after frankfurt's faltering start to

am going to job stand at the back they jump into the attack hit and any presses with royce and then one straight angle. at the pass didn't get through the door and often couldn't find its rhythm against most work. but that's ok right . now humans are yeah it was high time we won an away match one nil like this and it did us a lot of good we feel good about it and the team did very well with us as a group. that has polish it gotten to fifteen straight matches without a loss. and a still sore and even if it wasn't a contest. in only excitement the coach practically forgot the unusual game when a. young buck oh yeah marco scored with us had. not usually rossa speciality. and if i can score there i never can it was once more. the family celebrated attacking stars now with a really different for these three road points that defense. percy a top man remains at the top of the table and will have to remain at altitude next week against by and munich. frankfurt coach at a hotel has three lucky numbers at the. they helped turn things around after frankfurt's faltering start to the season number f

vs land the capital is a royce of color. and that is thanks to the likes of sar everyone born here in one nine hundred eighty she studied at an art school in berlin germany the latest work adorns the icelandic ministry for industries and innovation twenty five artists submitted proposals for minerals and hers was the winning design. this is is how cops are the images demi abstract you can see a whale. and maybe a cod fish and a few other things but it's also open to interpretation if you follow it with your eyes it looks as though it's rising up from the ground and trying to get out. and then you can see it arch back into the sea. and smear everyone can interpret it differently. and i'm happy with that it's a free of. creating the mural was a labor of love. the work was constantly being interrupted by bad weather and tarantula rain would wash everything away. but the result was worth the effort the artist is satisfied and so is the ministry push a lot of video that i'm a lot more bizarre worked on it for two months come rain

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but when i went to royce hall one day to see a film festival of combined ucla and usc student films, that's when i first saw george lucas's work, thx 1138, and i met george that day and i realized there was an entire generation coming out of nyu, usc, ucla and i was kind of an orphan, abandoned in long beach, at a college that didn't really have a film program. so i even redoubled my efforts at that moment to attend those two universities. and every time i went in with my application for transfer, they kept saying, no, your grades aren't high enough. and then i remember one teacher at usc said, "you're probably going to vietnam anyway." well for me, before i went to film school i was interested in maybe becoming an english major or becoming an anthropology student. i wanted to go to art school and become an illustrator. those were the options that i was playing with. i didn't know very much about film at all. i was interested in photography and it was really out of my interest to become an illustrator. i ended up at usc film school, didn't know anything about it. i thought: this migh

the the cosmetics company which reported a royce i profrt said emerging markets and the asia region saw robust growth. shares rose 4% to 137.44. and after the bell tonight wearable device make fitbit report a surprise profit and stronger than expected sales. as it sold more products. the company also said results for the current period to spass analyst estimates. the shares initially rose in the egter hours and also finished thear session up 7% to $ .73. waste management company republic sfrpssaid that it has seen the stock rise nearly 65% the last three yea crediting its success to its trash services. but recycling has been weak. in fact so weak that republic says the country's whole eecycling modelds to be scrapped. jane wells explains from anaheim,alifornia for us tonight. >> reporter: the recycling business is getting trashed. >> well, recycling model right now in the u.s. is >>brok. on slayinger is ceo of republic services, a waste managemepa comny doing well with the regular garbage business, not so well with recycling. and they're not alone. for years, the garbage man has collect

firms like rolls—royce and airbus that have worked closely with iran in the past. some financial firms could also be hit. the eu does have a plan to try and help companies avoid sanctions. but many have already pulled out for fear of losing their trade with the us. the british government is disappointed by the actions taken by the united states, although it's no surprise. the action we are taking is to maintain a position within an agreement which the iranians are sticking to, and we believe we should stick to as well. we don't agree with the concerns the united states have about iranian behaviour, we just think there's a different way to go about it. so there are deep divisions between europe and the united states over this whole approach to iran, and the fear amongst some diplomats is that in the face of all these sanctions, iran, instead of improving its behaviour, simply hunkers down and perhaps even steps up its nuclear programme. the one thing that is clear is life for people in iran is about to get harder. james landale, bbc news. john downey, whose trial fo

the second division three two but it took a one hundred twenty fifth minute when you're from marco royce to do it so i mean with dortmund playing as well as they have been in the past couple matches and weeks it's hard to say that this result was predictable but then again the two actually met in my cup two years ago in twenty six team and dortmund only won that one on penalties so maybe it's just something about you know in that pushes them over the bit now ok so but so much for the underdog in the end second division keil meantime we have to talk about the. very impressive account of themselves against freiburg so tell us more about that game yeah i mean if the first match you know it was a bit depressing for the underdogs and you'll be happy to hear about wholesome kill . team pride. two one which is quite good for a second division side kill its expression impressive because fiber could scored in just the first minute so kill did really well to come back and cloud a result in the game what about the other games are there any results that stood out to you yeah i would definitely think

companies you think is something that c o quintessentially english sort of like british like a rolls royce for their supply chain it goes across all these countries so you found a lot of the aerospace manufacturing companies as well as common you fact those that have pulled out of the u.k. and i think as we talked about before the businesses have to make plans politicians are up against the same kind of deadline. in terms of leases and. programs and pains and things that these companies off and yes businesses have suffered and the palace suffered the only thing i would say is if you look at the the footsie one thousand a lot of those haven't stopped at the same extent mainly just because they sort of bridge across a number of different currencies so they have not been affected it's drastically because their overall market valuation again is more global very interesting hilary for which peter oliver thank you both so much appreciate your insight and your time thanks guys thank you thank you. and turning to the u.s. retail sector big fish in that shrinking pond have turned in their earnings

companies you think is something that c o quintessentially english sort of like british like a rolls royce for their supply chain it goes across all these countries so you found a lot of the aerospace manufacturing companies as well as common you factious those that have pulled out of the u.k. and i think as we talked about before the businesses have to make plans politicians are up against the same kind of deadlines in terms of leases and. programs and r.f.p. and things that these companies are so yes businesses have suffered and the palace of the only thing i would say is if you look at the the footsie one thousand a lot of those haven't suffered to the same extent mainly just because they sort of bridge across a number of different currencies so they have not been affected as drastically because their overall market valuation again is more global very interesting hillary forward should peter oliver thank you both so much appreciate your insight and. time thanks guys thank you thank you. and turning to the u.s. retail sector big fish in that shrinking pond have turned in their earnings r

firms like rolls—royce and airbus that have worked closely with iran in the past. some financial firms could also be hit. the eu does have a plan to try and help companies avoid sanctions. but many have already pulled out for fear of losing their trade with the us. the government is disappointed by the actions taken by the united states, although it's no surprise. the action we are taking is to maintain a position within an agreement which the iranians are sticking to and we believe we should stick to as well. we do not agree with the concerns the united states have about iranian behaviour. we just think there's a different way to go about it. so there are deep divisions between europe and the united states over this whole approach to iran. the fear amongst some diplomats is that in the face of all these sanctions, iran — instead of improving its behaviour — simply hunkers down and perhaps even steps up its nuclear programme. the one thing that is clear is life for people in iran is about to get harder. east sussex county council has said it can no longer provi

firms like rolls—royce and airbus that have worked closely with iran in the past. some financial firms could also be hit. the eu does have a plan to try and help companies avoid sanctions. but many have already pulled out for fear of losing their trade with the us. the british government is disappointed by the actions taken by the united states, although it's no surprise. the action we are taking is to maintain a position within an agreement which the iranians are sticking to, and we believe we should stick to as well. we don't agree with the concerns the united states have about iranian behaviour, we just think there's a different way to go about it. so there are deep divisions between europe and the united states over this whole approach to iran, and the fear amongst some diplomats is that in the face of all these sanctions, iran, instead of improving its behaviour, simply hunkers down and perhaps even steps up its nuclear programme. the one thing that is clear is life for people in iran is about to get harder. james landale, bbc news. let's get some of the day's

president trump: fake news, one particular person, said he said that they will get rolls-royce's and that is not true. do you believe it? you can't tell a joke with these people. greg: i love when he imitates them. the guy makes jokes. you think the president of [inaudible] makes jokes? no, he does this. [applause] greg: all about perspective, people. tom, that look like you in the gym -- do these rallies help? >> do you know what it does connect it's fun. fun versus pure ecf bob summerside but rallies on the other. >> everyone is having a good time. did you see the headdresses? greg: i think they were native american. >> well, whatever. they were having a ball. that is the whole thing. they talk about rallies and all the trump rally and everyone is hating and are having a great time and i thought obama at a rally and someone got thrown out of his rally and he said -- you know, why was that not hateful. everyone was screaming for obama but everyone was having a good time and especially themselves we should be happy about it i'm a more heavy person than you think, greg. [laughter] gre

companies you think is something that so quintessentially english sort of like british like a rolls royce for their supply chain it goes across all these countries so you found a lot of the aerospace manufacturing companies as well as call manufacturers those that have pulled out of the u.k. and i think as we talked about before the businesses have to make plans politicians are up against the same kind of deadlines in terms of leases and. programs and are a piece of the things that these companies are off so yes businesses have suffered and the palace suffered the only thing i would say is if you look at the the footsie one thousand a lot of those haven't suffered to the same extent mainly just because they sort of bridge across a number of different currencies so they have not been affected as drastically because their overall market valuation again is more global very interesting hilary forward should peter oliver thank you both so much appreciate your insight and your time thanks guys thank you thank you. and turning to the u.s. retail sector big fish in that shrinking pond have turned

president trump: fake news, one particular person, said he said that they will get rolls-royce's and that is not true. do you believe it? you can't tell a joke with these people. greg: i love when he imitates them. the guy makes jokes. you think the president of [inaudible] makes jokes? no, he does this. [applause] greg: all about perspective, people. tom, that look like you in the gym -- do these rallies help? >> do you know what it does connect it's fun. fun versus pure ecf bob summerside but rallies on the other. >> everyone is having a good time. did you see the headdresses? greg: i think they were native american. >> well, whatever. they were having a ball. that is the whole thing. they talk about rallies and all the trump rally and everyone is hating and are having a great time and i thought obama at a rally and someone got thrown out of his rally and he said -- you know, why was that not hateful. everyone was screaming for obama but everyone was having a good time and especially themselves we should be happy about it i'm a more heavy person than you think, greg. [laughter] gre

. >> came to the premier in rolls royce? >> we did. >> that broke down. >> yeah. it's the same rolls that appears in the film and just gave out on us. always testing our patience. wants to throw everything at us, mr. mercury does. >> is there something that stands out with this motley crew more than others you take with us? >> growing up in toronto, never think you're going to meet queen. it's amazing. >> this queen biopic has been a labor of love for remaining band members. >> you really could be kin. >> kid thought his voice was my voice. >> you know you're good when you fool white people. >>> another movie, hardworking mama nicole kidman, "boy erased" they spoke at big premier. almost didn't make. >> hit a pothole. drove on the flat tire to get here. >> love the dedication. >> rim is done. it's over. but you're here. have you told him yet? >> i have not told him. i will be telling him. >> keith is easy going guy, pretty sure okay with it. in spite of the misadventures, looked amazing at premier. based on true story. mom whose son is forced into gay conversion p

gill characteristics s nerks ros nabbing the seat cold by ed royce. republicans have lost all the seats in orange county. i'm lauren blanchard, now back to "justice with judge jeanine." judge jeanine: an historic night for our next guest. ron deand i de -- santis. >> i didn't think i would get re-elected this quickly. we did this last week. here we are again. judge jeanine: 11 days ago you were declared the winner. 80,000 votes. then 100,000 votes are found. what is going on in florida? >> you had two counties, the ballots started appearing that were not initially logged. we track every vote. and so it started that they were all real big democrat margins. rick scott's margin went down a lot. i was never really in danger because my margin was big enough. but in my case it triggered a requirement to run the ballots through the machines again. all the counties did this through the machines and it basically didn't change anything. it was the same as it was. tim fortunate this is behind us. i have been work since election tonight. we have a good agenda. no

heather: youngstown against a democrat and a seat that was held for a long time by ed royce, a republican. >> ed has done a great job in congress, we served together in the 90s and he has gone on to chair the foreign relations committee but the district has changed during the 20, 30 year period to become much more democrat leaning. heather: let's talk about florida. your thoughts on that. we have maria salazar and the democrat leading in this race. >> the democrats district, a year ago everybody thought it would be a tough one for republicans to keep but i have to give salazar credit. she is dynamic, energetic, she has gone out and campaigned in the latino community and donna shalala comes in is a former clinton cabinet member but doesn't fit the profile. heather: hillary clinton did won the district by 20 points. >> everybody -- it has become competitive but because of the good work all virus has done. heather: let's move up the east coast to new jersey and look at the race where you have a republican with a slightly, tom macarthur over andrew kemp. >> new jersey a tough state for republ

a seat that republican ed royce held for 13 terms. brett, i start with you, what was this shift in orange county signal especially because that's a county that does vote based on money. >> orange county type voters are being turned off by trump. people have to remember orange county is almost the home of the moderate republican party. it's the home of richard nixon. it was ronald reagan's base for many yoers. it was a bluer state.yoers. it was a bluer state.eyoers. it was a bluer state.ayoers. it was a bluer state.ryoers. it was a bluer state.syoers. it was a bluer state.. it was a bluer state. >> president trump kept trying to say all these democrats running are super progressive. a lot of these democrats who won are moderate. almost republican like. >> one large lesson here in the overall election is that moderate democrats tended to do better than progressive democrats which is a lesson for the party. >> i want to share what stacy abrams said about the legitimacy of brian kemp's win. she said it yesterday. >> i think that it's lega

or than 30 brown's of cars and trucks will be on display from rolls-royce sister mercedes to bw's and toyotas. cars from the 2019 model year and beyond will also be on display. you can testdrive several types of cars including smart cars and smart trucks. and the original mustang. the one used in the 1960s steve mcqueen movie bullet filmed right here in the bay area will be on display. and open to 10:00 this morning and continues until sunday night. tickets are $10 for anyone over 12 years old >>> nasa is investigating elon musk and his pot smoking antics during the september interview. space x is been investigated by nasa. a top administrator told the washington post that a safety review will begin early next year focusing on employee hours , drug policies, leadership and management styles and not the rockets themselves. the bottom line is the behavior of elon musk may signal even bigger concerns. space x has more than $6.8 billion in nasa contracts. >>> gap can close hundreds of underperforming stores. the company reported a drop of about 7% in sales in the last quarter. yesterday t

this is something the full committee chairman is to royce and i have been working on, as well as representative frankel. if you could comment on that, that would be appreciated. >> i would be happy to. let me briefly react to chairman e's question. iran is the leading sponsor of terrorism. it is a title they are probably proud of and not one they are looking to relinquish. we are spending $237 billion. we have requested $237 billion for the bureau, but the entirety of u.s. government efforts to counter iran terrorism is much more extensive. i would like to contextualize our request in the context of the broader effort against iran-backed terrorism. as to the question of women, this is an important issue and i'm grateful to you for raising it. it is one we need to focus on carefully. within both our potential victims in unique ways -- women both potential victims in unique ways of terrorism, and also potential perpetrators in unique ways. bureau hasthings my done has been to work with civil society organizations around the do a to help families better job detecting warning signs of radicalism. b

thick slices of black truffle are slipped under the skin of a chicken from bresse, the rolls royce of chickens. it's then tied, slipped inside a pig's bladder, and steamed in court bouillon until tender. >> daniel: the idea is to concentrate the flavor of truffle inside the bladder. the dish they choose, it's already in reference to a chef of the past. this was a dish la mere brazier was doing. >> anthony: the at-times brutal world of the michelin star kitchen looks much of the time like a boy's club, but where did they come from? if we track back a bit to where it all began for lyon and for many of the chefs whose names we now know and look up to, it all goes back to here. la mere brazier, the godmother, the original master. teacher, chef, force. two restaurants with three michelin stars. an achievement, no one, male or female, had ever attained, and for many years, lyon's most famous chef. her influence runs right through every kitchen that's come since, and her graduates carry on her recipes and her traditions. this was one of hers, a signature. >> daniel: for the next hour, you ke

if united states is proud to royce dr. adelson for an incredible year and record of service to the country. [ applause ] [ applause ] >> roger staubach. hall of fame quarterback roger staubach played 11 seasons winning two super bowls with the dallas cowboys and making the pro bowl six times. he made his mark on foobtball a the united states naval academy. soon after graduatine inggradua volunteered to fight in the v m vietnam war. he was a champion for many causes. the united states now honors mr. staubach's life of service and accomplishment on and off the field. [ applause ] >> the honorable alan c. page. [ applause ] >> justice alan page is an accomplished jurist, athlete. after a successful football college career he played 15 years in the national football league with the minnesota vikings and chicago bears. he started in four super bowls, named the nfl most valuable player in 1971 and induct into the pro football hall of fame in 1988. he obtained his law degree and practiced law during the off season. after retiring

this is something the full committee chairman is to royce and i have been working on, as well as representative frankel. if you could comment on that, that would be appreciated. >> i would be happy to. before i answer that question, let me briefly react to chairman poe's question. it's true, iran is the world leading state sponsor of terrorism. it is a title they are probably proud of and not one they are looking to relinquish. we are spending $237 billion. we have requested $237 billion but the entirety of u.s. government efforts to counter iran terrorism is much more extensive. i would like to contextualize our request in the context of the broader effort against iran-backed terrorism. as to the question of women, this is an important issue and i'm grateful to you for raising it. it is one we need to focus on carefully. women are both potential victims in unique ways of terrorism, and also potential perpetrators in unique ways. one of the things my bureau has done has been to work with civil society organizations around the orld to help families do a better job detecting warning signs of radi

his name was royce. he served for only 18 months and then congressman tom latest was elected. talk about a chief of staff who sexually assaulted you. same guy? rep. speier: same guy. brian: what did he do and when? rep. speier: it was when i was on the staff of congressman ryan. he was the chief of staff and we had been working late one night. he just came up to me and put me against the wall and kissed me and stuck his tongue down my throat. , andt recoiled from it just made sure i never was in the room alone with him. and went on with my life, so to speak. except when the #metoo movement came to be and i thought, you know, this happens to some any women. it happens to so many women in congress. you have got to take advantage of this moment and make sure it does not happen anymore. brian: where is he today? rep. speier: he has passed away. brian: did you ever think publicly about it when he was alive? rep. speier: i did not. brian: did you ever confront him when he was alive? rep. speier: no. for me, it was this one incident. i told the story when i told it not to draw attent

move up one more -- you talk about new members of congress, kim running to replace her former boys, ed royce, up by 5,800 votes -- >> the first korean woman in congress ever. >> yep. absolutely. there's a couple of other close races in california. biwant -- but i want to check another one. right now washington -- this has not moved for a while. kim schrier opened up the 11,000-vote lead. the retiring republican, dave reichert, democrats always thought they had the opportunity to take him out. somehow he always survived. the fascinating thing about this district, it's the classic suburban-rural divide. all suburbs, anti-trump, very resistance. over here, all rural, very red. both party thought they had good candidates. clearly, democrats leading now. also a clear pickup opportunity. again, what we're talking about here is not whether democrats have the house. it's what the marge since going to be. when you -- margin is going to be. when you look at this, it's clear that the republicans had opportunity, but will it cash in. >> i was going to say, this is a bigger cushion than we're used to see

and after additional training i went overseas, the 99th fighter squadron. 18 years old i had my rolls-royce but i came back after the war and i got out in 1946 and went to nyu and was recalled in 1948 when racial immigration started, at least the air force performed in september 1947, the air force said they would innovate racially and truman signed the executive order in july. i went back in, in 1949 when i graduated, racial immigration had taken place in the air force and i was assigned to the 19th, b-29 outfitters as a officer and i flied as a copilot. when the korean war started we went to korea, the first mission on 30 june 1950 we were in war. there were racial problems in those days and in march of -- in may 1950 the squadron commander, would not speak to me except in the line of duty because he did not believe in racial integration and when we were in okinawa, 12 july 7 combat mission he pulled me off the airplane at the last minute and replace me because he did not want me flying in his outfit, that was the first one shot down over north korea, he was in it and i did not go down wi

gil cisneros, running for the retiring seat of ed royce, has pulled forward for the first time. this election is not over with, we continue to pick up seats. there are others to be called as well. , our internal deliberations will be over within 12 days. now and later, what house democrats are focused on is what we were focused on during the campaign. what can we do with our newfound responsibility to lower prescription drug prices, protect people with pre-existing conditions, to get serious about a substantial investment in our nation's crumbling infrastructure. that is what we are focused on, that is what unites us. that is what we're all excited and eager to get to work on. jason: so are you team lucy at the moment? -- pelosi at the moment? denny: yes. i'm always been used by the question. it is a moot point because she does not have an opponent. i have announced my support for soon-to-be speaker pelosi. jason: let's talk about facebook. this is within your curfew talking about the recent -- per view, given the recent headlines. what you to happen from a regulatory perspectiv

his name was royce. he served for only 18 months and then congressman tom latest was elected. brian: you talk about a chief of staff who sexually assaulted you. same guy? rep. speier: same guy. brian: what did he do and when? rep. speier: it was when i was on the staff of congressman ryan. he was the chief of staff and we had been working late one night. he just came up to me and put me against the wall and kissed me and stuck his tongue down my throat. i just recoiled from it, and just made sure i never was in the room alone with him. and went on with my life, so to speak. except when the #metoo movement came to be and i thought, you know, this happens to some any -- so many women. it happens to so many women in congress. you have got to take advantage of this moment and make sure it does not happen anymore. brian: where is he today? rep. speier: he has passed away. brian: did you ever think publicly about it when he was alive? rep. speier: i did not. brian: did you ever confront him when he was alive? rep. speier: no. for me, it was this one incident. i told the story when i

this is something the full committee chairman is to royce and i have been working on, as well as representative frankel. if you could comment on that, that would be appreciated. >> i would be happy to. before i answer that question, let me briefly react to chairman poe's question. it's true, iran is the world leading state sponsor of terrorism. it is a title they are probably proud of and not one they are looking to relinquish. we are spending $237 billion. we have requested $237 billion but the entirety of u.s. government efforts to counter iran terrorism is much more extensive. i would like to contextualize our request in the context of the broader effort against iran-backed terrorism. as to the question of women, this is an important issue and i'm grateful to you for raising it. it is one we need to focus on carefully. are both potential victims in unique ways of terrorism, and also potential perpetrators in unique ways. one of the things my bureau has done has been to work with civil society organizations around the world to help families do a better job detecting warning signs of radicalis