women that much, as we think. thank ou so women that much, as we think. thank you so much women that much, as we think. thank you so much for women that much, as we think. thank you so much forjoining women that much, as we think. thank you so much forjoining us. women that much, as we think. thank you so much forjoining us. we - women that much, as we think. thank you so much forjoining us. we moved to our main domestic story. it s another day of disruption on the railways in england, scotland and wales as workers walk out for the second time this week. just one in five trains are running, and around half the rail network is closed, leaving some areas with no services at all. tens of thousands of rail staff are taking action in a dispute over pay, jobs and conditions. industry bosses says working practices need to be modernised. our business correspondent emma simpson reports. here we go again. half of britain s railway network brought to a halt. in cardiff, only 10% of service
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presidency, so he seems to feel like i have a good gut, but victoria, you and i talked about this one on friday. migrants coming to this country for lifesaving medical treatments were being kicked out, including a beautiful little boy who was on msnbc with us. there was a front page story in the new york times. now the administration is saying just today they re reconsidering after a humanitarian outcry. i mean, who couldn t see that one coming? right. and, i mean, here he s losing those moderate republican women that put him over the top in 2016. and i think that it s issues like these where there is so much backlash at the humanitarian part of it that that s his achilles heel, chris, because we know that trump got 41% of women in we kn2016. it s not great. right now it s interesting, he s polling at about 30%, mid-30s with women, and we women, we vote a lot.