Agreedid the president s to raise rates on those making over 250,000, not four hundred thousand dollars. Democrats won a twoyear postponement, with costs covered by new tax hike. The president scoffed at republican demands for deeper spending cuts. Shove spending cuts at us. So much for the gop. A bigger deal is, will a deal get done . Whatever happens are does not happen before midnight, this partisan more on taxes and spending is sure to continue well into 2013. Steve handelsman, wbaltv 11 news. As we wait for word of the deal, lawmakers in washington are under close scrutiny. That is because the alternative will impact almost every american. We are joined by nikole killion, who is live in washington to explain. Some analysts say this is more of fiscal slope rather than a cliff, since the effects would be gradual, rather than a straight free fall. Either way, it could be a long way down. Higher taxes in 2013. 2013, taxes go up. Several tax breaks expire and the Tax Policy Center esti
This is the cbs weekend news. Quijano good evening, im Elaine Quijano. One week after wildfires erupted in northern california, more than 200 people are still listed as missing. The official death toll is at least 40. 75,000 remain under evacuation orders. 5700 homes and businesses are destroyed. Chris martinez is in santa rosa. Reporter once sprinting flames have slowed to a crawl but continue to wreak havoc. In Sonoma County another home was reduced to ash. Thousands more are still threatened. Were not out of the woods yet but we are making tremendous progress out there. Reporter massive plumes of smoke still blanket californias wine country as fire crews continue their Relentless Assault from above, and on the ground. Hard hit areas like santa rosa, a lucky few are finally going home as officials begin to lift evacuation evacuation orders. Jack weaver returned to his mothers home expecting to recover the body of the familys dog izzy that ran away when the weavers fled the fire. Izzy
Back in the summer of 2016. Stunning europe and america. Then candidate trump predicted that we would see more of these seismic changes to come we see a big parallel not only the United States but other countries, people want to take their country back they want to take their borders back. They want to take their monetary back. They want to take a lot of things back. They want to be able to have a country again. So i think you have this happen more and more. I really believe that. Martha back here at home the rise of populism rise of the green party. One of the europeans green league candidate for European Commission president. We want to achieve Climate Action now because if we wait longer we are going to end up a disaster. Martha she sounds a lot bike aoc. Joining me now from paris former white house chief strategist steve bannon. Thank you for being here tonight. Martha, thank you. Martha thank you. We have a tiny bit of a delay because is he in paris. Why do you want to see the end
Just as i can. First of all, lets go to what is happening in china now. President trump believes that the get tough policy is that he has enacted against china in terms of his trade war that has been going on now for a number of months which is good on friday with both sides of saying that they are going to increase tariffs on billions of dollars in each others goods it finally came to a head. China realized that it supply change and its economic stability is beginning to waver just a little bit. Markets in asia worried way down earlier this morning when china seemed to do a little bit of an aboutface. President trump says its because of his get tough policies that china is finally waking up to see that it has to do things different them. Listen to what the president said at a press conference earlier today. I had people say it make a deal, make a deal. They dont have the guts. And they dont have the wisdom to know that you cant continueo go on where country is taking 500 billion. Not
The Aiken County Historical Society will hold its spring meeting at 3 p.m. Sunday at the Center for African American History, Art and Culture, 120 York St. N.E. Guest speakers