brendan, thank you very much. brendan brown will stay with us on the program. up, my exclusive interview with the uk's opposition labor party leader, jeremy corbyn who says he wants to keep a second referendum open as an option. highlights from that conversation coming up. and one voice that has yet to be this debate, mark carney. he has not been able to speak much since we heard about the brexit deal. what will he had to say today to lawmakers? this is bloomberg. ♪ [ phone rings ] what?! ready for christmas? no, it's way too early to be annoyed by christmas. you just need some holiday spirit! that's it! this feud just went mobile. with xfinity xfi you get the best wifi experience at home. and with xfinity mobile, you get the best wireless coverage for your phone. ...you're about to find out! you don't even know where i live... hello! see the grinch in theaters by saying "get grinch tickets" into your xfinity x1 voice remote. a guy just dropped this off. he-he-he-he. anna: good morning, everybody, this is daybreak europe. the equity session in full swing. the

brendan is a very special young man, an awesome young man so, this was ey to do. your very thankful. a special veterans day honoring veterans. >> reporter: honoring veterans and a fallen hero. that's the big picture. >> that's what you've got to d right? if we all pull together, we'll make it easier. >> reporter: in silver springs, aimee cho, news4. >> two of brendan's brothers are currently in the navy, and the family has started a nonprofit in brendan's name that gives scholarsopps to young . to learn more, open the nbc washington app and search brendan. [ "taps" playing ] >> a special veterans day observance at arlington national cemetery. there was a special wreat ying at the tomb of the unknown soldier. top dignitaries attended, including democratic leader nancy pelosi, secretary of defense james mattis, and secretary of homeland security, kirstjen nielsen. >>> today's veterans day falls on the 100th anniversary of t world war i armistice. right now there is no national monument in the district columbia f those killed in world war i. there is a memorial for t

brendan: i think we are very early days. this is sort of like we have been building straw and hay and now we have cement. the first things you put together our leaky and wobbly, but if we want to build skyscrapers, we need to build cement. whole group of developers learning new technology, how to assemble it for the first time, and you are seeing hundreds of projects whether it is our platform or other starting to take place but it will take time for that infrastructure to get built and those business models to get in place and the users to adopt. the masses will experience blockchain the first time when they find the first product they use, when they find an insurance organization delivering something at half cost and has a more equitable policy for their holders, and they realize this the blockchain-based project. it will be that introduction to bring the masses. caroline: we hear again and of bank saying it only cryptocurrencies but they like the blockchain and the technology underlies it -- that underlies it. what other

a few months ago brendan's g.i. benefits simply didn't go through even though he did everything that he was supposed to do. as bend ann told his -- brendan told his local station, i got e-mails saying that i have to pay your tuition. it stresses you out, you wonder if you're going to get paid and if i don't get paid, i can't enroll in the next semester. another student, bill, is a veteran of the united states marine corps. his housing stipend was 36 days late. it upsets me, he told w.w.t.v. -- wwtv. he said when i was active duty you are expected to be anywhere in the world within 24 hours, boots on the ground, ready for any mission. when it is time to pay veterans back for their service, it takes 35 days to get a check in the mail. this is outrageous. and what is even more outrageous is this week the department of veterans' affairs says it does not intend to reimburse veterans who were paid less than they were told. that's after the trump administration promised a house committee earlier this year -- actually earli

n two of brendan's brothers are in they and the family started a nonprofit in brendan's name that gives scholarships to young people. if you want to learn more, open our nbchi wton app and search "brendan." good to see that documentary and what that means to thatly fa >>> let's switch gears and talk about the weather because it's cold out there. a lot of people have thanksgiving travel on their mind >> i know. and a lot of people got away yesterday. you have to go away earlier and earlier. >> the roads were full. i saw a lot of traffic in the beltway. they're going somewhere. >> our friends said yesterday probably people are getting away for thanksgiving because 95 apparently was a mess yesterday. a good dayo travel because we had sunshine yesterday afternoon finally. a lite bit more cloud cover today but another good day to travel just in case you're king travel plans out there today because we will be dry. it's not looking too bad for traveling this week so go ahead and put that out there. weave a sma chance of rain but there it is, a small chance. so let's talk about what to wear out

it was a good victory for brendan rodgers's tea m good victory for brendan rodgers's team and this is how the table looks. celtic just need a celticjust need a draw in their final match at home against salzburg to make sure they go through. rangers, things are slightly more precarious. they must win their final game. a couple of great saves in theirgame in final game. a couple of great saves in their game in their battling draw with villarreal. just before half—time, this clumsy challenge, and it led to a red card. on close inspection it did not appear as though he made the initial contact but he was sent off for rangers and they had to play the rest of the game with ten men. they stay third in theirgroup but game with ten men. they stay third in their group but a victory in vienna will take them through, so steven gerrard's side still in with a big chance. and for the two premier league sides, adam — a very easy night. chelsea and arsenal were already through and it was a very easy night. though problems for arsenal. —— no problems. however, it was —i2, and the gate was cha

will be three in a row for brendan rodgers or third time lucky for derek mcinnes? england's netball team can win the series against uganda with victory in london tonight. that match starts at 7 o'clock at the copper box. england avoided a shock home defeat in their first match at liverpool's echo arena. head coach tracey neville has been forced into a late change to her line up. sara orchard is there for us. it will be a pact venue tonight for this heat second test between england and uganda after the team ranked seventh in the world will be pushed the royalties on tuesday night. i'm joined by pushed the royalties on tuesday night. i'mjoined by the pushed the royalties on tuesday night. i'm joined by the regular england captain. why you playing? i had an injury in august and carried on playing but i decided it was a good time to sort out so i'm in rehab now and hopefully will be back soon. rehab now and hopefully will be back soon. this england squad is a real mix of experience. there are six commonwealth games gold medallist but also a lot of years. i think it is

and brendan boyle of pennsylvania. we all join in thanking all of you. many of you are v.i.p.'s, our volunteers in politics. women and men have mobilized in stark numbers, who saw with his gop congress was doing and refused to stand still. i recall you made, every text you sent them every conversation you had made the difference between winning and losing in this election. thanks to you, we owned the ground. thanks to you. [applause] speaker pelosi: thanks to you tomorrow will be a new day in america. [cheers] speaker pelosi: remember this feeling. know the power to win. most of all congratulations to those dynamic, diverse, and incredible candidates who have taken back the house for the american people. let us salute all of our candidates. [applause] speaker pelosi: today is more than about democrats and republicans. it's about restoring the constitution's checks and balances to the trump administration. it's about stopping the gop and mitch mcconnell's assault on medicare, medicaid, the affordable care act, and the health care of 130 million americans living with pre-existing

afternoon, brendan. it's been 39 billion quid that we are sending over to the eu, is that figure final, or can it go up? i read reports saying that it could go over the transition period, they might ask for another ten million. is this 39 billion the total? and the other question is, how are we going to pay this? will we pay in one go or over a few years, or, the reason for asking that one is, we don't know the deal we will get from them. how are we going to start negotiating after the 315t of march? if we pay the money over, we haven't got anything to negotiate with, have we? two questions there. first of all, the 39 billion is what has been agreed between us and the european commission, this was a negotiation about what we legally owe the eu when we leave. and you may have seen at the time we started the negotiations people were talking about 100 billion, we negotiated down to 39 billion. the question about whether or not it's any more, the part of this, of course, there's legal obligations we've got,

. >> brendan looney made history as a navy s.e.a.l. and a new dock tumultry about his life premiered over the weekend. >> and a conversation with what them. ans to >> reporter: one of the first things you notice in the family's housing. >> all kinds of memorie >> reporter: the man in this photo was the picture of patriotism. >> he volunteer for everything did. >> reporter: we to the naval academy and became the first colorblind navy s.e.a.l. and served in iraq and afgwanistan. >> i something that he wanted to do, wanted to make a difference, he nddid, he changed a lot of lives. >> he was my hero from the time i can remember, an a i'veays been very proud of him. >> reporter: on september 21st, 20 so, boyfrie 2010, brendan's helicopter crashed ande was killed. i cry a lot and got to keep on keeping on. >> i miss him every day. driving in the car and a song comes on the radio or a memory pops in your head. >> i remember him driving me toi birthday p when my parents couldn't and making sure i got extra candy and stuff, sure always looking

be satisfied, brendan? will this be paid over the next 30 years, i read that somewhere, the 39 billion. at 1,000,000,000—a—year. some of it is payment that is made immediately, some is about legal obligations that actually won't materialise until some years down the line. in relation to certain things like pattaya contributions. so there is a natural sort of timetable. so others will materialise in a few years time. crucially, we will no longer be obliged once we are outside, to send vast amount of money to the eu. then will be out to spend on our own priorities, like the nhs. several people have been in touch, prime minister, to ask if you don't get the deal through parliament, which people are worried about, and a lot of them want the end of uncertainty, and they would like his deal and would be on border that. but if you can't get it through, which you can't get it through, which you can't guara ntee— no can't get it through, which you can't guarantee— no politician can — will you resign? i foc

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but now brendan rodgers have a problem but only briefly. minutes after visiting, this take—out eduardo. agar the newly measured on the richter scale. the noise barely faded as leipzig surged again. kevin kampl my hands full in all but the lights are stilljust about on it for celtic in the ripley. rangers we re for celtic in the ripley. rangers were in mask out this time of year not a place the fighters of exposed. if you are a fan of defending, look away now before everyone else, great fun. first mosque out to him past his own keeper and that set a tone. no one from rangers spotted the run of the paraguayan mo salah 21 minutes gone and his team—mates were ina minutes gone and his team—mates were in a hurry. their defence certainly seem to have some work to be because they left him unaccompanied. he was sent off after celebrating in his last match and kept it low key this time. the game hurtled on last match and kept it low key this time. the gar boris ‘tled on last match and kept it low key this time. the gar boris becker, the mind

brendan's school, the parish, commute time in the evening. there are a lot of people walking on the street, a lot of cars in that intersection. so having the poles lit once again would be wonderful. and thank you john and jarlean for working with us on this. >> 30 seconds remaining. anything else? >> that's it. thank you so much. any other member of the public like to comment? no, seeing none, public comment is close. approved and send to the full board with a positive recommendation. thank you, madam clerk. appreciate it. please call item four. >> four, resolution approving the issuance of revenue bonds or loan plan of financing in aggregate issue not to exceed 21 million to refinance all or portion of certain outstanding debt obligation that originally financed or refinanced the acquisition, construction, improvement, equipping and furnishing of educational facilities at 1453 mission street. >> all right. so, this legislation is introduced and sponsored by supervisor kim. we have the office of the controller presenting to us today. >> good

thanks, brendan. >> thank you sir. >> back with mornings on two on this beautiful friday, after this. big corporations are making and just got a huge tax break. but the middle class is struggling.mmon-s. the top 1% of businesses pay their fair share to tackle homelessness for all of us. companies with revenue greater than $50 million pay, not small businesses or homeowners. the prop c plan is supported by the democratic party, nancy pelosi & dianne feinstein vote "yes" on c. big corporations pay for it, not you. four years ago, we rejected marshall tuck and his billionaire backers for superintendent of public instruction. but they're back. the corporate billionaires and their handpicked candidate, former wall street banker marshall tuck. tuck's billionaires have spent over $25 million distorting tony thurmond's outstanding record on education. all because they know tuck shares their agenda: diverting funds from our public schools into their corporate charter schools. the same agenda as trump and betsy devos. protect our public schools. say no, again, to marshall tuck. >>> oakland's 23

but european nights in parkhead are always something special and manager brendan rodgers has called on his side to raise their game. we have shown at the very highest level in europe we can do it, it is ensuring consistency and, like i say, not dent confidence by giving away mistakes and hopefully we can then create a platform to get a good result. celtic, as we can see, have just one win in the group and if results go against them this evening, salzburg beat rosenborg and celtic lose that will be the end of their hopes for qualifying. you can follow all the action on the bbc sport website, live text commentary of chelsea's game against bate borisov and rangers who have just taken a 3—2 lead in moscow. the goals just don't stop over there. last night, manchester city fans may have been relieved var hasn't been brought into the champions league just yet — although it's emerged it could be introduced into the latter stages of the competition this season. it's over concerns that mistakes like this one, when raheem sterling appeared to trip over himself before a penalty was awarded to

>> reporter: inside is another brownsville volunteer, brendan tucker. >> now, i like buying things in mexico. >> reporter: making meals for migrants stuck at the mexican side of the border. >> what have we got here? >> this is honey garlic chicken, bacon potatoes, and we've got zucchini with corn and french style green beans. we've got 27 people on the new bridge and 8 on the old bridge. so i cooked 40 pounds of chicken. if there's any extras. always better to make more than not enough. it's a pretty good system. it's getting more organized every day. >> is that it? we don't have anything else to take? >> it feels so light. we took everything yesterday. >> we are with sergio and his team. they have the dinner packed up. and then we are currently crossing over from brownsville over to mexico via the port of entry. >> reporter: this small tent city has become a temporary home for migrants waiting to cross at a legal port of entry to claim asylum. about 20 people are at this bridge placed on a waiting list of sorts. only a handful allowed through each day. part of a series of changes tha

. >> hid brendan do with the-t tricreating. >> not good. we had maybe four trick-or-ts.ater better trick-or-treat area. >> makes sense. i get it. eiet 5th allll a o the candy, nobody comes.ay. >> you can bring it in. >> yeah. >> les do the forecast. [lheghter] >> let's d forecast. 70's. steve, thi ks november. s maybe 75, 76 degreeis afternoon. >> yeah, steve loves it mild. >> maybe our warmest start to >> wow. >> all right. >> amazing, hm? nice mild start. 58 reagan d national, 56ulles, 51 up in baltimore. know the rain looks close gut it's going to hold off for the day. i think we'll get some clouds this afternoon. a ick some of clouds and sun and then we'll get aew showers overnight and then tomorrow looks to be a wet day. not all day. we'll talk more about the showers foor tom enjoy those mid temperatures for the first day ofovbeemr. tempesaturs thi about 10 degreesve aight up and i'll remind you to turn your clocks back. >> to remind us minutes. >> extra hour of sleep. l >> ike i>> i used to think like ooh an extra hour totay out on sa

manager brendan rodgers wants to maintain their good form ahead of a hectic run of games. we have a busy period, 11 games between now and the end of december but it is what the players want, they are full of confidence. we have been playing really well as a team and the last few weeks and will look to continue with that at the weekend. that's all the sport for now. now on the bbc news channel — it's time for click... this week: fighting fires from the air, on the ground, and even on rails. the californian wildfires are the deadliest the state has ever seen. they have claimed the lives of more than 80 people, hundreds are missing, and whole towns have been destroyed. but as residents tried to escape, the firefighters did what they always do: they ran towards the danger. it is a profession that relies on courage, dedication, and, increasingly, the latest science and technology — to find out how fires behave and how to beat back the flames. and if you want to be a firefighter, this is where you learn your craft. the international fire training centre in darlington, in the

that was brendan wilson, talking about his experience of losing his home in those california fires. and we will of course keep across those wildfires and the search for the many people who are missing. next month, world leaders meet in poland for the annual united nations convention on climate change. but now thousands of young people have found a unique way to make their message heard, what trying to set a record for the biggest postcard of all time. 125,000 cards and drawings from children all around the world, each with a message on climate change. they are put together to make one giant postcard, which organisers say, at 205,000 square metres, is the largest ever. next month the governments of the world are going to get together in poland for the next conference of the parties on climate change. this is going to be the place where the actual plan of action to implement the paris agreement on climate change is going to be negotiated. we need ambition. we need ambition from every government that is going to be there. 1.5 celsius is a message that is hard to miss. that is what scie

saturday and the man in charge may not make it through this winter of discontent it's all to play for him brendan. because this is we have now taken a look at a new trade deal that's just been signed in argentina it has indeed that trade deal between the united states mexico and canada it was assigned that trilateral trade deal with the u.s. donald president donald trump of course ripping up nafta last year so this new deal calls for seventy five percent parts used in cars sold in the region to be manufactured in north america it was the increases u.s. access to canada's dairy markets and maintains a trade dispute settlement system known as chapter nineteen which had hoped to scrap actually there are quite a few issues remaining with this deal no to be what's called the agreement the u.s. calls it the us mexico canada deal while other countries have their own terms of course putting back country first let's get more on this now with our financial correspondent we can bring in. really good to see you of course this is not the only one to call this deal is not the only problem the deal was formerly

manager brendan rodgers wants to maintain their good form ahead of a hectic run of games. we got a busy period, nearly 11 games between now and the end of december, but it is what the players want, they are full of confidence, they have been playing well, as a tea m they have been playing well, as a team this last seven week block, so we look to continue with that. lewis hamilton topped the timesheets in final practice ahead of qualifying for the abu dhabi grand prix. the world champion, was more than a quarter of a second quicker than the ferrari of kimi raikkonen, with sebastian vettel almost half a second adrift in third. qualifying gets underway in just over an hour and a half. england have begun their second innings, three without loss in the second innings and that third and final test, after sri lanka were bowled out for 240 in the first innings. now, the weather. it is remaining chilly this weekend for all of us, with a brisk easterly winds which will make it feel older, particularly along the east coast. most particularly along the east coast. m ost pla ces partic

a busy day in the scottish premiership — and a relatively straightforward afternoon for brendan rogers side as celtic claimed a comfortable 3—nil win over hamilton accies.. dominating from the whistle, it was ryan christie with the inevitable opener after 13 minutes. after the break, an own goal, as scott sinclair had a header deflected into the net by scott martin. and then welcome back leigh griffiths — his first game back since the beginning of october — barely off the bench before drilling in a late free kick to put the game to bed. elsewhere, rangers are up to second in the league after they beat livingston 3—0. they leap—frog hearts who had a bad day, losing 2—0 to st mirren who remain second from bottom. in the championship, a stoppage time equaliser saw rotherham snatch a point in the south yorkshire showdown with sheffied united. the millers twice had to come from behind with substitute jamie proctor denying the blades the top spot. middlesbrough moved up to second in the championship with a comfortable 2—1win over brentford. apologies. these paintings were we ha

manager brendan rodgers wants to maintain their good form ahead of a hectic run of games. it isa it is a busy period of 11 games between now and the end of december. but it's what the players want. they are full of confidence. we have been playing well as a team in the last seven week block. so we will look to continue with that, come the weekend. it's the golf event that's divided opinion in the sport because of the money taken by two of the sport's biggest stars. in las vegas, tiger woods against his big rival phil mickelson for a winner takes all prize, of more than £7 million. no fans were allowed in. in the us it was pay per view tv only and to add the hollywood touch, movie star samuel ljackson introduced the players. that's all the sport for now. let's return to theresa may's visit to brussels, where she is attempiong to finalise the eu withdrawal agreement. we can now get the thoughts of dr simon usherwood, deputy director of uk in a changing europe, an academic body focused on brexit. simon, i suppose everyone quotes churchill. is this not the beginning of the en

that means that brendan rogers' side need just a point from their final match against salzburg to guarantee that place in the next round. rangers drew nil all at ibrox with their goalkeeper making several important says. the task was made harder when one of their players was sent off for a second bookable offence before half—time. they managed to hold on for the draw but need to win their final group game if they are to reach the knockout stages. no problems for arsenal, who finished top of their group after a 3-0 finished top of their group after a 3—0 victory. 18—year—old in neil smith row at scoring the first before aaron ramsey added a second and joe wilcox added further before the break. chelsea made light work of ten men poak, with olivier giroud schooling two of the goals. alvaro morata also got on the scoresheet as the side topped their group as well. the former arsenal and england defender sol campbell says macclesfield town are getting one of the best players in the world after being appointed manager of the week to club. after an impressive playing career with arsenal and

a busy day in the scottish premiership — and a relatively straightforward afternoon for brendan rogers side as celtic claimed a comfortable 3—0 win over hamilton accies. dominating from the whistle, it was ryan christie with the inevitable opener after 13 minutes. after the break, an 0wn goal, as scott sinclair had a header deflected into the net by scott martin. and then welcome back leigh griffiths — his first game back since the beginning of october — barely off the bench before drilling in a late free kick to put the game to bed. elsewhere, rangers are up to second in the league after they beat livingston 3—0. they leap—frog hearts who had a bad day, losing 2—0 to st mirren who remain second from bottom. in the championship, a stoppage time equaliser saw rotherham snatch a point in the south yorkshire showdown with sheffied united. the millers twice had to come from behind with substitute jamie proctor denying the blades the top spot. all the results from the championship and the rest of the efl are on the bbc sport website and app. to spain next, where there was a shoc

now brendan rodgers had a problem. only briefly. rai ryan christie picked up odsonne edouard. the goal merely registered on the richter scale. rb leipzig sozykin. kevin kampl may have spoiled it all. the lights are just about on for celtic in the europa league. rangers were in moscow. at this time of you not a place to find yourself exposed. if you are a fan of depending look away now. everyone else's was great fun. first there was this is not partisan goalkeeper. that set the tone. no—one from rangers notice this run. only 21 minutes gone, but his teammates were ina minutes gone, but his teammates were in a hurry. their defence are certainly seem to have somewhere they needed to be, they left daniil unaccompanied. he was sent off after celebrating in his last match. he kept it low key vista. the game hurtled on in fast forward for a second connor goldson's mind scrambled. 2—2. glenn middleton snuckin scrambled. 2—2. glenn middleton snuck in to score his first european goal. steven gerrard's side back ahead. scorelines were very temporary mismatch. spartak reverse this o

you answered that question, let's bring in brendan from hartlepool. what was your question? good afternoon, prime minister. it's been 39 billion quid that we are sending over to the eu, is that figure final, or can it go up, i read a report saying that if we go over the transition period, they might ask for another ten billion. is this 39 billion the total, and the other question is, how are we going to pay this? will we pay in one go or over a few years, or, the reason for asking that one is, we don't know the deal we will get from them. how are we going to start negotiating after the 315t of march? if we pay the money over we haven't got anything to negotiate with, have we? two questions there. first of all, the 39 billion is agreed between us and the european commission, this was a negotiation about what we legally owe the eu when we leave. and you may have seen at the time we started the negotiations people were talking about 100 billion, we negotiated down to 39 billion. the question about whether or not it's anymore, the part of this, of course, the legal obligations w

brendan campbell who is also a member of the nra. i appreciate both of you for being here. dr. campbell, you own guns. you must in some way feel caught in the middle here. what is your perspective as a gun owner? >> i'm not a member of the national rifle association but i ina gun owner. i'm hunter. it's not about being caught in the middle. it's about finding ways to find common ground. and to use a public health approach to try and make some meaningful progress on this issue. the one down side to thisser your lane and not 9. so it's very important that ewoo work culaborately -- >> you've experienced it yourself. you were hit with a bullet i believe when you were staen. what would you like the sthie nra. >> well, good morning. i think that type of red rrk we heard too, me is a clear demonstration of how complex a health problem is. and to think they're not part of the solution is unacsebt ceptable and goes long with the false narrative. >> i think it's very clear when i talk to hundreds, if not thousand of gun other thanes, we have a lot more a common. wie do have that picture

. >> down the road, brendan spent the last nine days camping out in a tent. >> i cannot let this rain break me. it is cold. i have to be strong for the boys. >> her home survived the fires but she is still under an evacuation order. she said she will not leave because she doesn't have a reliable car. >> the whole town is gone. it is very sad. it is so sad to me. once reality hits i will probably cry. but right now i have to stay focused. >> for others the rain was too much. some packed up and left. rob works with a group called north valley mutual aid. he said with another storm on the way, he thinks everyone will eventually lead. >> i think people are making plans to go stay with family. not everyone has a car. i think most of the people who have vehicles have left. >> a team of forensic pathologist are here to help identify the remains. it is expected to be a long process. with the rain, it will take even longer. back to you. >>> there is more sad news coming out of the fire zone said i. the sheriff announced today that two more people are confirmed dead bringing the death toll 283

brendan boyle joined us yesterday and he was talking about a democratic house, restoring focus on human rights next year. is this congress undermining human rights? you have to choose between the lesser of evils, i ran or saudi arabia? >> i do not think this will be a death blow to our stand for human rights. i would welcome the house to have a focus on human rights. but do not use this as a wedge for political purposes. my party did this sometimes under president obama. issueld take a side of an simply because he was on the other side. i am old school. even though i am young. i think politics should end at the water's edge. it is great to focus on human rights but i hope they do not use it to wedge. we can disagree but we should stand united. shery ahn: what will it be like for the gop as i minority already in the house next year -- as a minority party in the house next year? >> it will depend on what the democrats do. do they want to work on issues? there is common ground, whether it is infrastructure, realigning ability for job training, to put them in line with economic need. there

you answered that question, let's bring in brendan from hartlepool. what was your question? good afternoon, prime minister. it's been 39 million quid that we are sending over to the eu, is that figure final, or can it go up, i read report saying that it could go over the transition period, they might ask for another ten million. is this 39 billion the total, and the other question is, how are we going to pay this? will we pay in one go war over a few years, or, the reason for asking that one is, we don't know the deal we will get from them. how are we going to start negotiating after the 3ist going to start negotiating after the 315t of march? if we pay the money over we haven't got anything to negotiate with, have we? to questions there. first of all, the 39 billion is agreed between us and the european commission, this was a negotiation about what we legally owned the eu. and you may have seen at the time we started the negotiations people were talking about 100 billion, we negotiated down to 39 billion. the question about whether or not it's anymore, the part of this, of

. >> thank you for your time today, congressman, brendan boyle. in brussels, there are some developments as the eu waits next steps in brexit p or joining us now from brussels bureau, we know that prime minister may is meeting commission president tomorrow. come up withlly something better than what has been laid out already? >> i think the answer from this perspective is quite clear, it is no and has been set for days now. theresa may seems to operate under this impression that she will come back with something better. something she could sell back home. what we hear from the european union is what has been negotiated already has not been renegotiated now. 30 days since the summit takes place. there is a faction of those who argue that in any case, they should be a clear political message and the uk's not a winner here. even the european union cannot be a good thing by definition. >> walk me through p or you know this better than anyone. it seems that every twist and turn she runs into some type of political stumble. walk me through the next 72 h

. >> guest: thanks brendan campbell, arizona, this is it's unfortunately -- isn't here but i'd like to get your opinion, latino voters typically skew towards more average on social issues. average voters rather than prodemocrat, liberals skewing. and i'm wondering if they also have historically low voter turnout like we talked about. this election is being framed as a referendum on trump, and largely, and i'm wondering if that's going to get us over that barrier too because there is a lot of antipathy, once latinos towards trump. if it's going to draw their voting, and which way that's going to skew. >> i think it's one input, and i'm not a latino voter expert, but i think it's important to no that asian american voters, latino voters are not either. different voters, different parts of the country, different backgrounds vote in a lot of different ways. particularly not cuban americans tend to be far more conservative, and might be moved on issues such as the president's policy regarding cuba reversing the obama administration policy on cuba. you may see some that are motivated by the

my name is brendan, and i am from the arc. just want to say it's good to be in city college because it helps to keep my spirits up and my skills to build on my support, so yeah. thank you. >> good afternoon. my name's thomas -- supervisor -- good afternoon, supervisors. my name is thomas. i went to city college nine years. i learned to do computer, typing, do games -- play games, math games and word search. yeah. >> i'm paul polizano. i'm from the arc of san francisco. i support city college because i like it. thank you very much. >> hello, supervisors. my name is kylie huffman. i'm president of the charter youth commission. since june 2016 with supervisor kim's ground breaking resolution to intend to provide funding for city college on november 19, the youth commission voted unanimously to support a proposed charter amendment to establish the free city charter college fund. the youth commission urges the board of supervisors to support this amendment. thank you. [please stand by]

>> well, think about what people like jackie and brendan that lived through. so they have lived through really a nightmarish childhood where gun violence is the norm in america, and they have been told time and time again there is nothing we can do about it, thoughts and prayers. they're saying your thoughts and prayers can shove it. we have a vote just like you do and they're showing up to the polls. i hear a lot of millennials are voting, and i laugh. millennials should be voting. we have kids. we're married. we have graduated from college. there is no reason that we should not be just as engaged in everybody else. you are feeling it. youth votes are up in texas over 500%. in tennessee over 700%. thank you, taylor swift. but really i cling on to this thing that barack obama says, right? he says don't run against something. run for something. you got andrew gillum saying the same thing. for once, we don't have to run against donald trump. we don't have to run against ron desantis. what we can run for is to save our own lives. >> absolutely. one more statistic

let's watch brendan and company. >> matt whitaker comes with a lot of baggage. it'll become quite evident if he'll fulfill his or possibilities that position. >> laura: are you saying with his comments on television should be recuse overseeing the mueller probe phase on those comments? >> a strong case given his public acknowledgment on this prejudice to view on this issue that he should recuse himself. >> laura: and d? more recusal talk. it's what they pushed sessions into doing. there's a debate about that. he shouldn't have recuse himself but he rushed to recuse himself. a lot of pressure put on him and he wilted under it, mind you. is there really legitimate grounds here for a former commentator to have to recuse here? >> no, laura. i look very carefully at what he said when he was at cnn. i actually have a column up at "national review" tomorrow. he didn't say anything that was in the nature of reducible commentary. he didn't make any prejudgments about the investigation. he didn't say anything to denigrate what mueller is up to. what i find fascinating --

and brendan boyle of pennsylvania. we all join in thanking all of you. many of you are vips, the volunteer in politics. the men and women have organized in historic numbers who saw what congress was doing and refused to stand still. every call you made, every door you knocked, every text you sent, every conversation you had made the difference between winning and losing in this election. thanks to you, we owned the ground. thanks to you. thanks to you, tomorrow will be a new day in america. remember this feeling. know the power to win. and almost all congratulations to those whodynamic and diverse members of the house. let us salute all of our candidates. all of our candidates. today is more than about democrats and republicans, it's about restoring the constitution's checks and balances to the trump administrati administration. it's about stopping the gop, medicare, medicaid and the health care act of 130 million americans living with preexisting medical conditions. let's hear it more for preexisting medical conditions. [ cheers and applause ] >> it's a

brendan and i made every decision together in service to his community and the different services he did. i do in the back of my mind wonder these poor children's drag along, too young to be two in on these decisions. brett has left a huge legacy, loved him, med stories about hi him, a wealth of resources of facebook live videos. his posts, his sentiments, books that he has read, there is no shortage of all of his words and speaking to share with our children, she has one a week, i was very quickly corrected in my mind. yes, she will. she very quickly well. >> one of the blessings of brett being such a public position and for many years where he was into our high school where he was the student body president where several things were filmed about him, but we've got a ton of video and photos from him that we can go over. hopefully put them in a nice video of signed kind where we can watch together sometimes be the kids over here visiting, we can just share memories with them. >> martha: so full of everything coming your way in terms of the love and support of your family, your wonder

my name is brendan, and i am from the arc. just want to say it's good to be in city college because it helps to keep my spirits up and my skills to build on my support, so yeah. thank you. >> good afternoon. my name's thomas -- supervisor -- good afternoon, supervisors. my name is thomas. i went to city college nine years. i learned to do computer, typing, do games -- play games, math games and word search. yeah. >> i'm paul polizano. i'm from the arc of san francisco. i support city college because i like it. thank you very much. >> hello, supervisors. my name is kylie huffman. i'm president of the charter youth commission. since june 2016 with supervisor kim's ground breaking resolution to intend to provide funding for city college on november 19, the youth commission voted unanimously to support a proposed charter amendment to establish the free city charter college fund. the youth commission urges the board of supervisors to support this amendment. thank you. [please stand by] >> thank you, supervisors. i am from local 29.