and i'm joined now by international security analyst hines shorts a welcome hines why is turkey so intent on attacking the kurdish find his in man bijan and elsewhere bearing in mind that the kurds are the main force fighting the so-called islamic state. curlew you put your finger exactly on the dilemma that we have here of one man's freedom fighter is another man's terrorist from the turkish perspective the kurds are probably part of the p.k. k. which they call a terrorist organization that wants to set up a turkey a kurdish independence state on there for form a turkish border view that is an absolute no go and as a report rightly pointed out the two lines are being drilled movie spotlights will be different from the ones that we've seen you the two battle lines are being drawn as you point out and with the news now that syria is sending elite troops to the man beach region what is the danger that the turkish incursion could escalate into a wider conflict. well there is the real danger for that helena i think it could be about shifting the teutonic plates of the entire middle east what

she ended up taking a deal where he testified against hines. the reason i mention this is those times in the book where some of the others -- when i said before, when eunice was simply, prosecuting white gangsters, harlem loved her. but when do we turn his attention, this was after the numbers, a lot did turn against her at that point. the sense was that she was not, now she was doing something that was wrong. in those probably because pompez was popular and partly because 10 to 20,000 harlemites were employed there these are really colorful, he was a figure and pompez was the only numbers runner who was the baseball hall of fame. and in the baseball hall of fame. back over here. just wait one minute for this. sorry. >> i'm interested more about your grandmother. how old you were when you knew her. how close you are to her and how often you saw her. your grandfather. a little more family stuff. >> let me do a little more family stuff, that is fine. so, my grandmother died when i was in high school. and i really did not know any of the stories a

hines on a hillside so the way up to the main temple leads ever upwards. it's like the stages and steps on the path to enlightenment first you pass through the three gates then cross the two plateaus with their squares and then mount even higher and finally reach the main temple. beyond it lie the two long buildings that housed the korean trippy chaka buddhist scriptures that are the real treasure of this world heritage site. those don't pull go to under stone lantern are the monasteries the two most ancient works of art. the main temple the whole of great stillness and brilliance. are still. pushing. viro qana is the name of the great buddha justice and true. the buddhist teaching has almost unlimited wisdom is preserved in these too long and too small buildings under the shelter of these roofs lies what is certainly one of humanity's greatest treasures the korean trippy taka. for asia this is a treasure as important as the library of alexandria long burnt to the ground or the pyramids of egypt or the few other genuine wonders of the world. more than eigh

show it's a welcome hines why is turkey so intent on attacking the kurdish fighters in man bijan and elsewhere bearing in mind that the kurds are the main force fighting the so-called islamic state earlier you put your finger exactly on the dilemma that we have here of one man's freedom fighter is another man's terrorist from the turkish perspective the kurds are probably part of the p.k. k. which they call a terrorist organization that wants to set up a turkey a kurdish independence state and therefore form a turkish for interview that is an absolute no go and as you report rightly pointed out that lines are being drilled with the spotlights will be different from the ones that we've seen you the two battle lines are being drawn as you point out and with the news now that syria is sending elite troops to the mandate region what is the danger that the turkish incursion could escalate into a wider conflict. well there is the real danger for that helena i think it could be about shifting the tectonic plates of the entire middle east what is the rapport between turkey and russia what is

when dewie became the district attorney of new york he went after jimmy hines, the tamny hall leader and the most powerful politician in the state of new york. and it was the same thing. eunice largely developed a case against him. she did the research, got people turn, and when its became time to try the case it was dewey and a group of white male assistants who did the actual trial work. i'm not saying that dewey wasn't grateful to her. when he became darn he appointed her to head the special sessions bureau, which was the largest bureau in the darn's offers where the black press of the time gleefully. >> reporter: she was supervises 71 might male slurs the had a career as a prosecutor and a very successful one. now, let's put eunice a side for a minutes. one other related story and then a couple of conclusions conclust you ask¢. eunice had a brother number named alphaeus, and their parents believed in education and both of them were well-educated but eunice became a very prominent republicanment this at the time when most black people voted republican and the fact that the republ

alarm they have to run outside in the event of an attack it's the exact opposite that's what's rainer hines cuffed is trying to make clear he and other teachers at this high school in western germany began this training sessions a few years ago was the classes like this are it's you know where most schools in germany are wary of tackling this topic so head on. i don't think schools here are prepared attacks or to do subject there are training sessions for teachers but generally if there is a reluctance to train and educate the students mainly i think because schools don't want to unsettle them before they are delusional and when we. the likelihood of a school shooting in germany is relatively low but that doesn't stop it from being on the students' minds especially after the latest tragedy at a high school in florida because as john was just focused here. and the sun. shines good to us and bush and mr nice long have often called. doesn't do you often does it in your fair share of positivity see that and the buffet one come again some of the free food is. everybody here hopes they will never

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we will speak to damion hines, the secretary of state education in england shortly. bad weather and an increasing trend to buy things online are being blamed for shoppers staying away from the high street on what is usually the busiest weekend before christmas. retail experts say footfall across the uk yesterday was down almost 10% compared with the same time last year. it comes after a november which was described by some businesses as "unbelievably bad", as joe miller reports. it's been a year of profit warnings, branch closures and big brands going under. britain's retailers have had a torrid 2018. we've seen consumer confidence dropped, we've seen costs increase and in general i think people are very nervous about spending. i don't imagine this is going to let up any time soon. amid the gloom, one man is styling himself as the saviour of the high street. mike ashley's sports direct, which rescued house of fraser, says it wants to lend a hand to a wounded competitor, debenhams. we put this offer in to invest another £40 million and it is kind of the electric shoc

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and i'm joined now by international security analyst hines a show it's a welcome heins why is turkey so intent on attacking the kurdish fighters in man bijan and elsewhere bearing in mind that the kurds are the main force fighting the so-called islamic state. her lou you put your finger exactly on the dilemma that we have here of one man's freedom fighter is another man's terrorist from the turkish perspective the kurds are probably part of the p.k. k. which they call a terrorist organization that wants to set up a turkey a kurdish independence state and therefore form a turkish for interview that is an absolute no go and as a report rightly pointed out that the lines are being drilled with the spotlights will be different from the ones that we've seen here the two battle lines are being drawn as you point out and with the news now that syria is sending elite troops to the man beach region what is the danger that the turkish incursion could escalate into a wider conflict. well there is the real danger for that helena i think it could be about shifting the teutonic plates of the entir

the impactedchools include kelly miller, brookland, eliot-hine, and cardoza. the kids aren't getting the expected class time. the time is instead used for other core subjects. a school district memo about eliot-hine acknowledges the school schedule this year is not adequate. experts and parentsay this must be fixed. 20 middle schools, dozens of schools in the district, and the ones where they seem to have trouble giving the curriculum the right way is the schools where there's the least economically advantaged kids. that bother you? >> it bothers me tremendously. >> reporter: d.c. public schools says it'll preventll short next semester by adding field trips, hands-on courses, and some science-only days to make up for the lost minutes. nts in e the require other local school districts? and are they being met? it's also part ofep ourt tonight on news 4 at 5:00. for now, scott macfarlane, news 4 i-team. >>> so buffalo has hot sauce. memphis, perhaps, is about the barbecue. t maryland, it's old bay all thee. now there is a new spice on e rack that has the makers o

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the impacted schools include kelly miller, brookland, eliot-hine, and cardoza. the time is instead used for otherore subjects. experts and parents say this must be fixed. 20 middle schools, dozens of schools in the district, and the ones where they seem to have trouble giving the curriculum the right way is at the school where is there's the least economically advantaged kids. that bother you? >> it bothers me tremendously. >> reporter: d.c. publools says it'll prevent shortfalls ext semester by adding field trips, hands-on classes, and some science-only days. what are the requirements at other local school districts, andre they being met? part of our report tonight 4 on net 5:00. >>> here in omaryland, it's day all the time. now there's a new spice on the of the t has the makers maryland staple headed to court. uh-oh. they're suing the maker of a spice called new bay. you get it? the tagline even says out with the old and in with the new. ouch. something they take issue with, as you can imagine. a lawsuit says newbae's maker acknowledges its name is a nod to th

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and i'm joined now by international security analyst hines shorts a welcome heinz why is turkey so intent on attacking the kurdish find his in man bijan and elsewhere bearing in mind that the kurds are the main force fighting the so-called islamic state. earlier you put your finger exactly on the dilemma that we have here of one man's freedom fighter is another man's terrorist from the turkish perspective the kurds are probably part of the p.k. k. which they call a terrorist organization that wants to set up a turkey a kurdish independent state and therefore form a turkish for interview that is an absolute no go or and as your report rightly pointed out that the lines are being drilled will be spotlights will be different from the ones that we've seen here the two battle lines are being drawn as you point out and with the news now that syria is sending elite troops to the man beach region what is the danger that the turkish incursion could escalate into a wider conflict. well there is the real danger for that helena i think it could be about shifting the tonic plates of the entire middle

jeff immelt, who ran ge, he and i worked together on the duncan hines blueberry muffins and snack cake mix. we were the dynamic drivers of brownie mix sales. so he was around. meg whitman came right after i left. it really was a great place. david: you go to stanford and are going to get your mba. then you decide to drop out and go to this tiny startup in seattle called microsoft. what did your father say about that? steve: oh, he was apoplectic in a way. i mean, he did not try to stop me. but i remember when i called home and my dad said, what the heck is software? he had actually been involved installing wang systems, old word processors. what is software? my mom said, why would a person ever need a computer? today, you would say that is crazy, but it was not crazy in 1980. but they said ok, ok, we hear you. if it doesn't work out, you go back to business school, right? i said, right. then i never came back. david: the summer ends and you stay there and you are the 30th employee of microsoft and ultimately you become, next to bill gates and paul allen, the biggest shareholder. what w

is why you have cabinet ministers at the moment, the likes of liddington and david gauke and damian hines who are calling on the pm and fleshing out plans that only put a range of brexit deals to mps. they think if you did that, you could either deduce that there is no majority for anything and come to the conclusion that a second referendum is the only way, or you might have a winner. so in the end, it will be parliament rather than theresa may in a sense that decides. parliament took back control, that was what we saw dramatically with the no—confidence, all the drama of the no—confidence, all the drama of the last few weeks, it has put parliament back in the driving seat, and that is a reasonable position, but if parliament still remains blocked, that is when the second referendum argument becomes really strong, because we need some into brea ks strong, because we need some into breaks deadlock, the clock is ticking down. the sunday times has a no—deal warning, don't go on holiday after march the 29th. a lot of people are going to read that with concern. i'm slightly sceptical in

but a i-team investigation found that some students were achieving far less includi at elliott hine, brookland, and kelly. >> d.c. public schools acknowledge, middleschoolers, your daughter's school, are not getting enough science and social studies. is that a problem? >> yes. it bothers me tremendously. >> reporter: t i schedulenot adequate and cites constraints on the duschele. one official cites budgetary short falls a trouble hiring science teachers. and instead, they're getting more math and english coursesn effort to boost test scores.re >> t just, the schools are under intense pressure. it is happening in the poorest schools. they debated wther making the scheduled changes is fair to those children. >> is that shortte sigh >> yes. it certainly is. >> michael cohen is the policy maker during the clinton administration. >> if we areiving short shrift to science it is aecting them with their understanding. >>hey've issued us a written statement in which they confirm the i-team findings. they today they'll take steps t supplement next semester with field trips, hands on day. to ma

how did hines become the world's number one catch up almost one hundred fifty years ago . henry john heinz was the first to make catch up a mass consumer product his slogan was off field is the world. the son of german immigrants heinz sold horseradish jam meat because condiments and catch up. a puritan who was obsessed with hygiene heintz used clear glass for his bottles. this pledge of transparency and quality helped him gain the confidence of consumers. want is a capitalist i mean it was a he was a true hero was all about. money and marketing treated his people well but the end result was he wanted to make money. in twenty thirteen the hunks company was bought by warren buffett for twenty three billion dollars. it was the largest takeover in the history of the ip food industry. and. the arrival of the billionaire entrepreneur was not good news for heintz employees. see that phrase in the book it's the end of an era in lemington after more than one hundred years the heinz plant has sold at century old factory today hundreds of heinz employees are now out of a job. i met

including entire grade levels of kids at elliott-hine and others ols. > d.c. public schools acknowledge, middle schoolers, your daughter's school, are not getting enough time in social is that a problem? >> yes. it bothers me tremendously. a school district memo acknowledg the schedule is not adequate and cites specific constraints. one d.c. official cites budgetary short fls and potential difficulty hiring science teachers. and they said instead they're getting more math and english courses in an effort to boost st scores. >> there's just, the schools are under intense pressure. >> the cuts are happening in some of the district's poorest schools. we've learned top officials have questioned whethero it is fair the children. >> is that short-sighted? >> yes. it certainly is. >> michael cohen is a former education policy maker during the clinton administration. >> if we are giving short shrift to science, we're really oducing students who are neither scientifically literate nor just reay having a deep understanding of the world around them. >> they declined the

. >> reporter: the vendor you heard from, brian hines drives in from that mech youla. >>> we have much more about first fridays and future events on the website. go to abc7news.com and click on the story to find the link. >>> 8:08. the city of san josema businesses. you can think of it as the street food version of start-ups. abc 7 news reporters show us how it's building a better bay area. >> reporter: on a chilly night, hot tamales and hot chocolate are a must and treat food is the way to go. in spanish, this woman says she loves to cook and having her own restaurant is a dream. being a street vendor is a way to start. the city of san jose has teamed up with non >> this is to get them through the process. >> reporter: it assists the low income residents and gets their businesses up and running. >> we know that small business is the heart beat of this city. a majority of the small business owners are immigrants and often need help getting through the permitting process or being able to get up and running. >> reporter: well, having more of the street vendors could bring more people to

and i went to do the program and i ran into gregory hines, the dancer. and somebody came up to me afterwards and they said, "i saw you and your brother talking a few minutes ago." now keep in mind at this stage of my career, i had the afro, i had the mustache, and a very dark tan. and so i was feeling very proud. i said, "my gosh, they think gregory and i are brothers." and then not too long after that, i appeared on dinah, dinah's show, "the dinah shore show," and dr. j was a guest. and somebody thought we were brothers because we looked it. - harvey: oh, my gosh. - so i'm out there in the afro-american community as a brother. your contract is up on "jeopardy!" in 2020. can you imagine a life without "jeopardy!"? - sure. - what are the odds that you will stay after 2020? - sure. - what are the odds (woman) too late for lunch.o minutes. starkist saves the day. sweet and spicy tuna in a pouch! smart choice, charlie. (charlie) no drain, no pain. just tear, eat... and go! try all of my tuna, salmon and chicken pouches. the american dream isn't a it's someth

i'm nowjoined by detective inspector warren hines, west midlands police federation spokesperson. thank you for adjoining us. what is the situation in the west midlands, we have had that morning from the mayor of london, what is it like where you are? well, i think sir, can is right to highlight the issue that they face in terms of police numbers in london. but in the west midlands, we are now in a situation where we have less police officers then we had in 1974 and you do not need to be any kind of expert to know that that leaves us in a really, really difficult position when it comes to delivering the kind of service that nobody expects from modern policing. and is that because of budgetary cuts? it is. aside from london, london is catching up with where the rest of the country has been for quite some considerable time. budget cuts that we've been subjected to our brutal, really brutal. with lost so much experience and wejust brutal. with lost so much experience and we just can't do everything that is being expected of us. so, how does that translate into day—to—day policing

. >>> this hour i'll talk with the house intelligence committee member jim hines and our correspondents and analysts are standing by. first let's go directly to our chief national security correspondent, jim sciutto. jim, roger stone is a big part of mueller's probe into whether the trump campaign was working with wikileaks. why is he using the fifth amendment right now to avoidancing t avoidancing -- avoid answering the questions? >> let's remind people why he is central to the investigation. roger stone tweeted repeatedly in the midst of the campaign and releases of the stolen clinton e-mails, prior to the releases he tweeted messages talking about damaging information to come. how did he know that? his defense in recent days has essentially been it is just bluster, he was just making it all up. but keep in mind robert mueller has other information here. he has other witnesses who are giving information under sworn testimony. he has other -- at least the possibility of intercepted communications, the possibility of twitter messages, direct messages between roger stone and wikileaks. s

director james comey fired by donald trump testifying on capitol hill on the house side by hine closed doors but there will be a transcript of that testimony and there are likely to be leaks all of this combined really gives the public a chance to get out and into the public realm some of the things that have been more mysterious about this case namely if there is a line between this white house and russia as many have alleged thank you very much with the latest from the white house can believe it well in all the developments the u.s. congress is grappling with a house of punish the saudi crown prince of as a matter of justice jamal khashoggi are growing calls for the white house to hold prince mohammed bin somani responsible for the killing head of turkish intelligence has already briefed some u.s. senators on turkey's investigation into. the reports from washington. turkish sources say her comfy dumby turkish intelligence chief was in washington for prescheduled meetings with his cia counterpart gina hospital on a range of issues including syria as cia director hospital has been lead

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. >> duncan hines brownies, that's all i'm saying christopher, you got a great name for this space you're following. christopher growy from steep will, thank you. >> thanks, matt. >> let's get to oil which rallied after opec announced a cut. the energy stocks as well were one of the few areas of positivity in the market but chevron was down when the dow dipped below 500 point selloff let's see if the stocks are trading and whether you should buy my them. mike. >> thank you very much that is right. crude oil is bouncing today after opec and nonmember countries agreed to a production cut but failing to give energy stocks a meaningful lift just yet, the group seeing a big reversal today sharply lower as well over the past three months. they're all sharply lower over that stretch are we due for a renewed energy boom or is the trade now a bust? joined by craig and mike of strategic world partners craig, is this kind of a broken trend that really has to repair itself for a long time or can the commodity itself carry these stocks higher for a while? >> we're overweight the energy sector at this

senator warner and congressman hines recently previewed a bill for the next session focused on portable retirement accounts. ofknow the incoming chairman the house democrats is also poised to look at the white papers the new dem caucus issued this year on different types of portability of benefits and we have even seen members putting forth bills on the republican side about taking a look at how taxes are filed and trying to simplify that over time. even the administration has asked for comment on rulemakings around health plans and retirement plans which could apply to independent workers. they have been celebrating apprenticeship models. federalre seeing at the level is a lot of desire to have on the topic, but what we will also do to monitor -- what wehappening will also have to do is monitor what is happening at the state level. we are all eager to try to address this topic of the future of work, not just how you balance work protections and worker voice with worker flexibility but also how you train in an era of automation. what we need to do next year as a tech company is work wit

we knew the international business was up for sale, so now, we know that kraft hines is in the running second option for that business. they're trying to slice and dice their business and engineer some sort of turn around plan the bigger news is that we have a new ceo coming in at the end of january mark claus industry veteran still puzzled at the timing of the announcement of that con agra had a mark down u to the markets on the same day campbell l announced he was coming in to take over because of all sorts of issues we'll watch campbells soup i was going to point out energy stocks worst performing sector down more than 22%, the question is is supply, the economic demand fundamentals changing for the global economy and what is that telling us because clearly, the it's been a sharp slide and is impacting everything >> 45 bucks is where wti is. it was just under that level, too. i was also watching snap snap was under five bucks. it's barely above that now just call it at five bucks that's been a dramatic decline for a stock and the company thags been in real bit of question about what

senator warner and congressman hines recently previewed a bill for the next session focused on portable retirement accounts. we know the incoming chairman of the house democrats is also poised to look at the white papers the new dem caucus issued this year on different types of portability of benefits and we , have even seen members putting forth bills on the republican side about taking a look at how taxes are filed for independent workers and trying to simplify , that over time. even the administration, secretary acosta has asked for comment on rulemakings around health plans and retirement plans which could apply to independent workers. they have been celebrating apprenticeship models. what we're seeing at the federal level is a lot of thursday and desire to have a national conversation, and that is something our ceo is encouraging us to do more of, but we will also have to monitor what is happening at the state level, everybody from the governor in new york to the governor in washington and the governor-elect of california, they are all eager to try to address this topic of the futu

i'm also grateful to jennifer hines, who keeps me on track and provides sound strategic advice. their contributions and those of every staffer who was part of this effort have been invaluable. i'd also like to thank senator durbin's starving particularly his chief -- durbin's staff, particularly his chief of staff. working with my staff, the white house, and others, they have helped us close the deal more than a dozen times. now, that's an example -- maybe it's ten times, maybe it's 20 times, but closing deals many times is what it takes to get to the bipartisanship that it took to get 87 votes on this bill. and, of course, in the end, their dedication -- and that includes creativity and every effort that they could put forth -- got the job done. i want to give particular thanks to law enforcement groups, whose support and input were key to the bill's success, including the fraternal order of police, the international association of chiefs of police, the national organization of black law enforcement executives, the national district attorneys association, the association of pro

senator warner and congressman hines recently previewed a bill for the next session focused on portable retirement accounts. we know the incoming chairman of the house democrats is also poised to look at the white papers the new dem caucus issued this year on different types of portability of benefits and we have even seen members putting forth bills on the republican side about taking a look at how taxes are filed and trying to simplify that over time. even the administration has asked for comment on rulemakings around health plans and retirement plans which could apply to independent workers. they have been celebrating apprenticeship models. what we're seeing at the federal level is a lot of desire to have a conversation on the topic, but what we will also do to monitor is what is happening -- what we will also have to do is monitor what is happening at the state level. we are all eager to try to address this topic of the future of work, not just how you balance work protections and worker voice with worker flexibility but also how you train in an era of automation. what we need to do

financial crisis of 2008 some consumer names today also among those that are under pressure jd.com, kraft, hines staid said to be interest nd the campbells soup assets. we have a few names getting little bit o f on the nice list from santa ulta is one of those it's up for the year 4% which these guys, these days guys, is saying a lot. back to you. >> some stand out performers got a market flash on gold >> as stocks move low e, gold prices are at a high as investors seek a bit of safety going into the holiday shortened week we're trading at 12.72, so near the highs of the day and that outperformance in gold is helping the gold miners stage a rebound on pace for their best quarter since the second quarter of 2016. led by barrett gold which was up about 4% in today's trade. aside from safe haven by bying, the weakness in dollar is spothing price, but it's important to note that gold is still on track to close the year lower. it's down about 3% and some say it's the fed's intention to raise rates. how that could eventually run counterer to gold's appeal right now though, trading at 12.72. back to yo

swinging against president trump after his former lawyer, michael cohen is sentenced to three years hine bars. >> release the 70 hours of interviews. let the country judge which story was true and what you did to get him to say something. steve: condition of the economy, 47% say it is excellent for food. >> first lady melania trump has this message for the quote opportunist media who are constantly attacking the first family. >> they want to bash and focus on negativity. i do what i think is right for the country and for the people. ♪ brian: this is a song i never heard before. [inaudible] ainsley: this is how we do it. that is what president trump and democrats are scaling. both sides are digging in when it comes to the budget resolution shutdown. steve: this is how we do it. brian: so surreal earlier in the week talking about the border wall $5 billion. pool spray, instead of talking about it behind closed doors. seems both sides are dug in. nancy pelosi said something very telling in the 17 minute showdown in the brawl for the wall. you do not have votes in the house to pass it. you

joining us now, ken hines. thanks for being here. you've got this exclusive data that you get to he se see and rt about hedge funds. tell us what hedge funds are doing in this wild trading that we've seen for markets over the last month. what can you tell, us ken? >> we saw a mixed recovery from the october declines in the month of november which is actually led by the large credit multi-strategy, a lot of the firms that people are familiar with, and some of the trades that they've been doing in the last month, the last few weeks coming into today's employment report really has a lot of those large credit multi-strategies have to do with yield curve flattening trades. i think those are the trades that drove gains in the month of november and those are the trades that people are carrying into the employment report today with the prospects for slowing interest rate increases and obviously the stock market volatility we've seen in recent weeks. maria: dagen, we haven't had a good performance in terms of these hedge funds and we're still