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Area. if people start to make $150,000, start to buy homes there, could that do something with respect to income and equality? could it push out people who live this? $1.5 billion, thats a lot of money and it could haunt someone politically at some point. >> all you have to do is look at the economy right now in seattle, where amazon has its headquarters and look at how much thats helped that city. i mean, seriously. its going to help new york. it will help virginia, where the other second headq...

All. again, its just not clear how all of this gets resolved. there are several groups now negotiating. senator durbins group says weve got techs were going to rethis week. question remains, will democrats refuse to fund government if theres no deal on this? chris. >> kacie hunt as always honing in on the key question here. now, "the washington post" today has new details about that meeting. and let me read part of what they wrote. trump was not particularly upset by the coverage of meeting and ...

>> what is the story? >> you want to do aaron schock? >> yes. >> i thought that was a weird story and a weird pairing with "sharknado." >> are you saying that "sharknado" is not real? >> blass >>. he reimbursed the government more than $1200 after the "chicago sun-times" reported he used taxpayer money to take a private plane to a chicago bears game in november. the "sun times" says he paid back 40,000$40,000 to the u.s. government. spokesperson tells nbc, quote, his team will continue a thoro...

I was in disbelief. i was of two minds. this doesnt happen in america and what will this do to us, how will it change us. it it on the air. the network gave an hour back to the local stations. raced around to strategic air command headquarters to see if they were on alert, couldnt get near the blass. downtown omaha, midwestern governors were meeting. deeffecto spokesman was george romney from michigan, father of mitt romney. like everyone else he was very appropriate. there were no political lin...

With the equipment or, you know, we have manhole cover explosions in boston. >> silvas video camera and the still camera capture what quickly becomes an iconic moment, a 78-year-old runner named bill ifrig thrown to the crowd by the force of the explosion. >> i didnt know he was blown over by the blast. it was so intense at that moment, so confusing and then the three police officers came running towards me, one had their service revolver drawn. i never realized she had her gun out until i looke...

And as a result of that is being subjected to what is best described as a thought reform program, sensitivity training, reflection papers to talk about how all of this training is changing her beliefs, and, again, this just goes back to a student engaging in constitutionally protected speech, sharing her values, sharing her faith in a classroom setting which is absolutely constitutionally protected and outside of class. it is not the business of the state of georgia and state officials of georgi...

There are people who do it, but one thing that you mentioned last weeks storm is the amount of density and why it was not as big an accumulation in some blass, because it was a wetter snow. >> big snowman snow. >> big snowman snow. >> and a lot of water density and compared to light fluffy 60 inches of powder you might ski on in utah different from 40 inches of dense snow heavy and pushing down. >> do we know what this storm is carrying? denser or light fluffy know? >> both. first is wet heavy s...

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Extended for all americans appears to what theyre talking about and adding the unemployment benefits that are set to expire for americans who have been unemployed for some time now. these are the folks who have for weeks and weeks, drew, have been struggling and havent had jobs. the issue is there are a lot of democrats who say, i dont think so. i dont know if thats going to be enough for us. they are still fighting to get more tax cuts for the middle class and even pushing to even incorporate s...