the leading chipmaker says the latest dram has the same capacity as the 30-nanometer class dram introduced in july last year... but the latest technology offers a 50 percent improvement in productivity and reduces energy consumption by 40 percent. this has placed samsung's technology around six to 18 months ahead of its taiwanese and japanese rivals... which still produces 30 or 40-nanometer class chips. the industry's second- largest chipmaker, hynix semiconductor also based in korea is trying to catch up... as it plans to develop and start producing 20- nanometer class chips by the end of this year. meanwhile, the world's number three dram maker, japan's elpida memory announced earlier this year that it will start producing 25 -nanometer drams... but that still hasn't happened yet. meanwhile, samsung also began operations of the world's biggest memory fabrication facility, the line-16... which is producing nand flash memory devices... and boasts a size equivalent to 28 soccer fields. experts predict samsung's recent success of producing the 20-nano class drams will redeem the company's s

they dram, nice of never having the time when there would be burn, fee to interpretation in europe in order to fulfill this, jim was to peaceful european. this can be done only with ukraine and by a show also, you probably remember when we worked for such a great and important step for our country as the candidate status for ukraine, ukraine's membership in europe in union. i'm not sure that to you. that's for our people, it's really important for our people, why it is a motivation, what it is, a motivation to us to defensive. so always say, 1st of all and consequently the entire europe, again, the biggest anti european forces in the world to why, why this notation ukrainians at the battlefield, defense pacifically, those values that europe has got united on and keeps uniting and we cannot lose it. so every 2 years that they've got a union between ukraine and the european union inspires our people and they give a result to the entire us. it gives the result to our society more in order to get us to defend against the, our joint enemy. but of the will, so the next logical step, electri

nothing dram at dram at bick. at the beaches the onshore breeze weakens. a warmer sunday. this high pressure will give way to the upper heavily disturbances once again through mid-week which means more fog and cooler weather will be back through the week. by the weekend we should see another warmup. plenty of warming taking place in the central valley. fresno. thunderstorms in the high country of the sierra here. likely to appear again tomorrow afternoon. much like it did today. fog will move back to the beach through the day leaving us with a little more sunshine than what we had today and slightly warmer temperatures as once again we will see mid to low 90s for the hot spots. into the upper 80s across east bay and into the north bay. upper 60s. on the peninsula mid to low 60s at the beach and brief warmup will cool off again through mid- week as we see that cooling trend for most of the week a little bump headed our way again just in time for the weekend. that's your forecast now. let's get all the chilling details on candle stick from kim. >> definitely was chilling on

then along came jacinda ago, labour were in the coal drams.single—handedly revived labour's electoral chances and they now have a fighting chance of forming the next government. 37 yea rs of of forming the next government. 37 years of age, a political novice in many ways. she has been in parliament for ten years but this is the biggest challenge she has taken. in recent times, support for labour party has dropped but still labour finds itself in a far better position than it was in a couple of months ago. polls opened about four hours ago and they are open for the next few hours. it is worth pointing out that hundreds of thousands of kiwis voted early in pre—election say this is a poll that is capturing the public mood. what are the big debates going on there? mainly domestic issues. the economy. infrastructure, healthcare and housing. house prices have soared in new zealand in recent times and affordability is a major issue. the main parties have promised to address this with large building programmes. the national party, the government under

>>> and in san jose they are mourning the death of a three- year-old boy on his way to another pro dramd the -- the driver didn't stop and is cord writing this year and nearly two of them are hard at work. >>> they are trying to make sure families have a hot meal this thanksgiving and they are joining us from the bay area of the rescue mission. >> yeah, they sure are no questions about that, pam, for the past 35 years the bay area rescue mission has been handing out free meals and roughly 150 meals and the here with you and happy thanksgiving. >> happy thanksgiving. >> reporter: tell us about the preparation and undertaking that goes into it? >> today is a very exciting day, we are able to spend time with people, do we buy medicine, utilities, it is a great day for people here in richmond and in the bay area, thanks to the generosity of the bay area and they are finding they are 500 down what are you notice being from your donations? >> they are don't down 12-point percent. if we need 2 -- 2000 turkeys so we still need nearly 500. >> tell me about what type of families will be lining up

friends house go into international date the jury british actress child of dram doing will receive the honorary bearer for have lifetime achievement and seven off the seventeen movies running for a golden bear when directed by women are a cut and a milestone for an a list festival. which our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states and over around the world welcome we begin the day weighing the words of u.s. president donald trump and last night he delivered his second state of the union address and just like last year much of the world wanted to know would we be seeing and hearing a teleprompter drunk or a twitter trouble but the u.s. president he appeared to stay on script for most of the eighty two minutes he spoke one of the longest state of the union addresses ever most of it tom was dedicated to domestic politics and issues it was only around a minute seventy that trump turned to foreign policy and that was the moment when he got the world's attention by announcing a second summit with north korea's leader kim jong un for later this month to be at no take a listen if i had not been

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all 13 episodes will be available on that date and it is adapted from the pbc dram -- shall bbc dramr the same title. >>> the job is to protect you and me from fires and sometimes the firefighters need to take some efforts and put them towards a better cause. >> which is what they are doing and that is great story. the special events unit is with baltimore city the fire department and thanks to them, kids at the ronald mcdonald house are sleeping more comfortablely. tempur peedic mattresses donated the mattresses and firefighters and other volunteers helped to move them into the house. >> we are a whom away from home consider - home away from home for families of critically ill children treated in one of thebaltimore area hospital and this morning we had firefighters at 8 a.m. u.p.s. under armour and the navy and i hope i am not missing anybody. >> i have 4 healthy children and being able to cope to the ronald mcdonald house is a way to give back for the blessings i have at end of the day. >> that's just the morning crew. more volunteers came in throughout the afternoon to make the b

. >> it was our responsibility to find a way to dram advertise the issue. >> congressman john lewis says that the movement leader realized to bring change they needed to reach white americans. >> how did you do that? >> we literally put our bodies on the line. >> reporter: hank co-wrote "the race beat," a book about the media and the movement. >> race was a big story in the south beginning in the 40s and 50s. it is just that no one knew about it. >> reporter: finally by 1957 major northern newspapers discovered the dram act and the story. >> how do you feel about integrated passengers. >> reporter: the television networks followed even major southern media paid attention to the open hatred. >> you've got to keep the white and blacks separate. >> reporter: and the violent response to peaceful protests. >> if you're going to beat us, beat us in the light of day, beat us while the camera is on. >> reporter: this was alabama. john lewis among the bloodied. >> they could not stand it to see young children and old women being knocked down and chased by police dogs. >> we will dramatize this by

but you drams remarks have given germany renewed hope.this may not be able to miss conduct a mistake that there will be a judgment soon by. us since i don't quote more and i hope you will be a dentist you chose a favor you always been working for weeks to ensure that happens and he lets them talking with. it is now up to turkey's high court to decide if one year will mark the beginning or the end of you just incarceration and for more let's bring in correspondent julie han who joins us this evening from istanbul yulia we just heard there turkey's prime minister basically hinting that there would be a development shortly is that just a negotiating tactic ahead of his meeting with german chancellor angela merkel or is their calls for help. well sarah i don't think it's just negotiating tactics off the roll dana as usual scase is the major obstacle when it comes to improving german turkish relations and that's what definitely once they won two men ties with germany unfortunately mr you didn't specify what he means by saying he is expecting d

be a women's ballerina francesco winner juliet in nashville leave the jury british actress charla dram going receive the honorary bear for her lifetime achievement and seven off the seventeen movies running for a golden bear were directed by women records and a milestone for an a list festival. and it's a woman who's kicking off the movie marathon danish director will open the festival with her film the kindness of strangers in it she tells the story of a group of people who meet during a cold york winter. and the anyone sends for you. this year is barely not a set of brits women festival director due to a costly excess it's a reaction to the gender equality thanks. but tilly. of course this is partially a result of the ongoing debate. our views have expanded and we're learning to question things but i have to stress that we didn't include any films where we weren't convinced of the quality from the. german films are also well represented at. one powerful entry is by prize winning direc. hakim in the golden globe profiles in notorious serial killer. we. know. this man will be lending t

but you drams remarks have given germany renewed hope. in this time optimistic that there will be a judgment soon. and i hope you will be a dentist you chose favor we've been working for weeks to ensure that happens. it is now up to turkey's high court to decide if one year will mark the beginning or the end of you just incarceration. now to some of the other stories making news around the world to the u.s. secretary of state rex tillerson has said that work on the new middle east peace plan is fairly well advanced he was speaking after signing a five year aid package to jordan president trump reversed decades of u.s. policy in december but he recognized jerusalem as israel's capital. police have recommended the prime minister benjamin netanyahu bribery fraud and breach of trust the country's attorney general will now have to decide whether to file those charges mr netanyahu denies wrongdoing and describes the allegations as biased extreme and full of holes like sweden she's. here in germany the acting leader of the said the left social d

but you drams remarks have given germany renewed hope. this isn't about you want to miss about the mistake that there will be a judgement on your censure i don't quote more and i hope it will be a dentist you chose a favor you know as we've been working for weeks to ensure that happens and let's get started with. it is now up to turkey's high court to decide if one year will mark the beginning or the end of you just incarceration are good against that m.p. for the f.d.p. party i'm chair of the german parliament human rights committee welcome to day w i we just heard germany's foreign minister turkey's prime minister say they're looking forward to a developments what do you expect say well thank you for having me i think it is a slight and small glimpse of hope actually to hear that it might be giving some developments in the case of denis yourself on the other hand i think we can expect more than empty words that is what i'm expecting at the moment so i hope that this time it won't be empty words but actually a speedy release of tennessee

really need a europe that is powerful to defend our interests and the message for me is where are you dram and where is a germany that has the ambition and the vision and the strategic thinking to respond you also have the reply all the the speech given by the german chancellor you think the german french couple is working so i'm a great admirer of transamerica but i think the problem is in the grand coalition and particularly with the bavarian c.s.u. it's actually very difficult to find a strategic onside but i would still hope for more. many say the french president is a kind of a of beacon of hope because he's so into the ethic and compassionate about europe do you agree absolutely i mean the conviction of the eloquence the coverage his message was don't be afraid have the courage to believe in europe and i think that's a really important because the message for us today because i think where a frightened continent you see also the last chance for europe because he says we don't have any time to lose you know there's never a last chance for europe we've been going for a few thousand yea

the highlights as the consumer electronics show in las vegas gets ready to open and more than a wee dram of concern makers of scottish whisky fear that britain's exit from the european union will torpedo what has grown into a global business. i'm christopher good to have you with us china says it's willing to work together with the united states to resolve the year long dispute between the two countries the foreign ministry expressed optimism estrades talks resume to beijing for the first time since u.s. president dong trump and his chinese counterpart ping agreed to a ninety day truce in their trade war last month. the u.s. and chinese representatives will need one key quality staying power these trade negotiations are set to be long and difficult nonetheless there's real hope that the trade conflict may finally be brought to an end china has already opted to ease tensions by lifting its ban on imports of u.s. soybeans and suspending extra tariffs on american cars business leaders are expressing cautious optimism we're seeing an acceleration of many of the policies that china is committ

competitive industry, but at the same time that they are willing to shift the markets so that the dram prices and nan flash prices could go on. let's try to look at the bigger picture here. i mean, not long ago, semiconductors were in high demand, accompanies actually have to scale back production because the central ships were missing. what does the picture look like today? base, you're thinking about different kinds of chance. we still have shortages in different parts of the industry. so say for instance, auto champs or r a i chips and there are in different kinds of kinds empty man thresholds. so memory chips in this regard is a little bit of a problematic picture here because there is too much supply and there are stocks. there are accumulating in there in the warehouses. so it's about time that something electronics shifts gears and that's the right decision. june park, political economist, judgement futures. thank you for your thoughts now to some of the other global business stories making years, the russian rouble has hit the lowest level against the euro in the us dollars sin

ififiéiiigéiififi. into russian collusion, ames comeyrwould not be dram but what about the president's claims barack obama had wiretapped trump tower? directed at him by the prior administration, i have no evidence 50 president obama could not unilaterally order a wiretap of anyone? no president could. the president accused mr obama and presumably the fbi of engaging i try very hard not to engage in any isms of any kind, including mccarthyism. then they turned to the director of the national security agency and to answer questions about british involvement. again. the r§;£& did you request your counterparts in gchq should wiretap mr trump on behalf of president 0bama? in place for decades... . have called the president's suggestion that they wiretapped him nonsense and utterly ridiculous, would you agree? yes, sir. does it do damage to our relationship with one of our closest intelligence partners for the president to make a baseless claim that the british participated in a conspiracy against him? it does frustrate a key ally of ours, but i believe the relationship is strong enough, this is s

if they're not able to keep the districts, if they're not able to keep these checkpoints along the dram line, or these border crossings with it on or if they weren't even able to keep, you know, the capital of, by the 8th province, which is actually a small capital, it leads a lot to question whether or not they could take a major city like condo or have author, jewel about they haven't shown yet that they can really sustain their control over an area. okay, journalists, allie lativia in herat, afghanistan, thanks so much for that update. thank you. and we turn to sports now, and the organizers of the tokyo olympics have confirmed that a person has tested positive for cove at 19, at the athletes village. tokyo, 2020 c e. o 20 mucho confirmed that a visitor from abroad who is involved in organizing the games had tested positive because he would not reveal that person's nationality. exciting privacy concerns. and here's a reminder, the top story we're following for you. record breaking floods have killed at least 120 people in western europe. most of the desk are in germany, or more than

and more than a week dram of concern makers of scotch whisky break peter day global business. i've been fizzling let's do business this is the disputed so us president donald trump first announced high a tariff on chinese steel and before adding many other products creating an all out trade war china is america's biggest trading partner and the experts exports over five hundred billion dollars worth of goods to the u.s. so far washington has threatened to slap tariffs on chinese goods worth around two hundred fifty billion dollars china retaliating or be it to a smaller scale because the u.s. exports fuel goods to the country it said it could impose extra duties on goods worth one hundred ten billion dollars the two countries declared a ninety day ceasefire last month the pressure is on through resolve the dispute before that true six spies and of much if you think that that is achievable. the u.s. and chinese representatives will need one key quality staying power these trade negotiations are set to be blown and difficult nonetheless there's real hope that the trade conflict

meeting expect donald trump to say that he will be happy to make a free trade deal and boris johnson dram for size that free trade is important apart from that german chancellor angela merkel and the french president will meet and really the best outcome of this summit many commentators here i've said is if leaders could find some answers to the big questions for instance world trade everybody in principle agrees that the g 7 that new rules have to be brought up for china in order to deal with a trade power trade a huge straits giant that subsidizes its companies at home and throws cheap goods at the world markets the only question is will the answer to that problem be one like trump who tries to go it alone or will they be able to hammer out something together for instance a reform of the w g o that really would be the best outcome but certainly a tall order d.w. correspondent gave mattison barrett thank you very much indeed. and just down the road from the g. 7 summit riot police faced off against anticapitalist protesters who briefly used to move the cannon to disperse about 400 demons

one of those crossings, dram shalom, has been opening for, for some days, but, but as you say, there are others that could be opened and we really need access from as many possible route set up for events in order for us to get more idea. and because at the moment, we're only getting, you know, a 100150 trucks today and before the installation facilities of his 500. so the need is going our offices and the a is dwindled. so it's, it's really a, a very tragic situation for children and families on the ground. a golfer, i was going to say that a net needs to get to so many children who uh, over, proportionately affected in this war. tell us more about the situation for them, which was you make up about half of the population of god, just as you say, that a disproportionately affected by these conflict is no safe spice. for a child in god, the bones folding from the and disease looking around every corner. as we just heard in your report, there's no food nurses. i was a no show to their parents and families are really just exhausted by the she a exemption of trying to survive every day

ready minutes you progress to enter god, the city as a presses on whether it's a ground, defensive and dram such as tribes guides of some law, strong has ministry fast. the debt store has risen above 10000, also coming up the us secretary of state and bushes for more air to reach casa. we're working, as i said, very aggressively on getting more humanitarian systems in the gaza. and we have very concrete ways of doing that. breakdown structure of the property of cost solution to stop the context on spreading the massage as well that you could join us. the strategy army has stepped off. it's all patients in northern guys, up founding the over this 57 in south, and in guys, the city is the defense forces i expected to enter the city. so on behalf of preparing for open warfare of abuse, domestic medicine to groups from us, which is likely to lead to a shop rise and casualties. these very, to have already said the gospel city from the south of the data today. for more than this developing story, i'm now joined by the deputy or fortunately, when i'm what i show up and you're not reassuring that t

cars like this dar dram now cost around six thousand euros more due to a ten percent tariff on vehicles imported from the u.s. . like others tongues shipping has been caught up in the trade war set in motion by u.s. president donald trump and countered by chinese premier paying. more than just the movement of goods is at stake it's about influence power and world leadership in the future. john you know june founded a p.r. agency in beijing her husband jeremiah is an american the two have been married for eleven years. little has changed for them since the trade war began the only thing they've noticed is that apples in the supermarket that used to come from the us now come from canada. you know it doesn't have it but both are worried about the heated conflict right between the two countries of course because people talk about another cold world is that the case yeah it's. does concern me in to a certain extent because you know as the top leader of the united states seeing something so strong i think that must mean something it seems to be kind of a strategic competitor or you know possi

cars like this dog dram now cost around six thousand euros more due to a ten percent tariff on vehicles imported from the us. like others time shipping has been caught up in the trade war set in motion by u.s. president donald trump and countered by chinese premier g.'s and paying. more than just the movement of goods is at stake it's about influence power and world leadership in the future. john you know june founded a p.r. agency in beijing her husband jeremiah is an american the two have been married for eleven years. little has changed for them since the trade war began the only thing they've noticed is that apples in the supermarket that used to come from the u.s. now come from canada even though it doesn't have it but both are worried about the heated cons like to read between the two countries of course because people talk about another cold world did or after united states seeing something so strong i think that must mean something it seems to be kind of a strategic competitor or you know possibly even something more in the world today and i think a lot of americans have a hard

. >> reporter: help came by the dram. after coronavirus shuttered the city's dine-in restaurants, thomas started doing take-out. and liquidating 2700 prized bottles to help support his staff. either whiskey fans social distanced down the block. what's the most expensive bottle you've sold? >> generally we sold a lot of bottles at $1,000. a lot of rare stuff. >> reporter: john bought a vintage bottle from the 1980s. patrons snatched up more than 1,000 others, stripping these once stocked shelves. >> it's a win/win situation if i get to get some rare bourbons and they support their employees, it's the best thing in the world. >> reporter: even the good stuff isn't enough to keep everyone on the payroll. thomas had just opened a second restaurant down the block. this is totally shutdown? >> totally shutdown. when we reopen it will be more difficult. we'll get there. >> reporter: he estimates as many as 35% of the city's restaurants might not be so lucky. >>or many of the small sinesses around the city, they didn't have a 100

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drama we had last night and huge drama we had last night and huge drama we had last night and huge dramrocco in the semifinal. 0f from nesta and the winner will play morocco in the semifinal. of you can imagine thejoy morocco in the semifinal. of you can imagine the joy that has brought to the streets of casa blanca, their fans have seen them beat belgium, spain and now portugal. gareth southgate is going to stick with an unchanged side. england vie to win their third consecutive world cup match for the first time since 1990. history may favour france, england have only one once in the last eight meetings between the sides but at major tournaments during gareth southgate's reign we have seen steady progression, they have talent in abundance and there is a real feeling if they are going to win the world cup, the time is now. southgate says all the talking has been done, he has nothing more to say to the players, he will leave it all to harry kane, kane is one goal behind equalling wayne rooney as england's all time record goal scorer but don't mention penalties, england lost 17 months ag

political choices have consequences, and flint account most dram in our bein dramatic. >> antonio, we just learned today that the democratic candidates for president will square off in a debate in flint, michigan next month just two days before voters there go to the polls. i noaa this will giver continued question about the water crisis in flint. antonio. >> libby casey. >>> more cases of the zika virus are spreading. >>> and just days after it started the united nations puts the bleak on. breaks on. >> a new report says a record number of people were released from u.s. prisons last year after being wrongly convicted. one of them was joseph sledge who walked out of a prison in north carolina after 40 years. 149 inmates were released last year after being cleared. nearly a third of those cases came from texas. florida's governor has declared a health emergency in four counties after officials confirmed nine cases of zika virus in the state. doctors say they believe all the florida patients contracted the virus outside the u.s. the declaration allows florida to begin aggressive mosquit

the fight against dram is no different than the fight against isil or daish as it's also known. fighting against boko haram is fighting against daish. it's no longer possible to distinguish terrorism from regions. it's all inspired by the same ideaology. ahead of that report, -- the tigers in 2009, it ended a bitter civil war that lasted more than 25 years. ever since, there have been accusations from human rights groups that war crimes were committed by both sides. the then president always maintained he was fighting terrorists, a term he used for the tigers. but a united nations report after the war found around 40,000 civilians were killed in the army's final offensive. on wednesday, the u.n. human rights council finally delivers the result of the investigation. the findings are of the most serious nature. the report is expected to call for a judicial process backed by international monitors that could implicate senior officials. tentative steps have been made towards reconciliation. by agreeing to cooperate and not fearing to cooperate, in part because they are not responsib

. >>> measures passed in counties make possessing two drams of marijuana -- a misdemeanor. -- grams >>> crime has rattled the university. >> several students have found themselves in scary, violent situations in the past months. >> we understand that the robberies are happening at gunpoint. >> that's right and that's why they're urging students to use good judgment, especially at night. the western reserve university have stepped up patrols after a students, over the past few weeks. the areas of jupiter road, wade park and ash bury avenue. >> every block, you look up and down and you may look para noid -- >> well i felt scared when i was robbed at gunpoint and the second time it was real >> reporter: the second case, the officers have responded and they cut down the wait times for the bus. >> i don't find myself here past 6:00. >> reporter: the first year law student has gone to the school's safety programs. staying off your phones and ear buds and being aware of your sense things, don't walk alone with phone and cash. >> reporter: police say it's critical to report incidents and unus

dram is loloing for his -- donald trump is looking for his first win. bernie sanders leads hillary clinton on the democratic side. and after tomorrow night's primary, the campaign focus switches to south carolina. a number of candidates will be in the palmetto state this week, starting wednesday, donald trump, marco rubio and john kasich have campaign stops planned statewide. will debate in greenville. the debate is being hosted by cbs news, and you can watch it saturday night right here on wlts. >>> president obama is asking $1.8 billion in emergency flushing to help fight the zika virus, the white house says the money would he expands the mosquito control props, speed the development of a vaccine, develop diagnostic tests. >>> worries about the global economy are again weighing heavy and the stock market, the dow fell more than 200 points in the today. sale selling. oil prices are tumbling further. >>> chipotle is closing all locations temporarily today, for a company wide meeting about food safety. foodborne illness issue and another -- norovirus bre

wanted to enjoy this beautiful day and they didn't want to risk it with these temperatures being so dram mattly and some areas which is a coolingp center, the very young and the very old and officials say they will be cranking up air conditioning and doing out -- and doling out cool drinks. >> we are allowed to be much cooler because that is what is appropriate for seniors. >> they love it and they will just come here and stay for the entire day. a lot of them can't afford air conditioning at home. >> reporter: we found one senior, 77-year-old tom libby who said the warm weather drew him outside and he found a kaiak and it brought him out to the lake. >> my blood pressure goes down because it is so calming out on the lake. >> reporter: again temperatures are expected to transfers to gilmore and antioch and stay about las fitting clothing. >>> police are investigating a multiinjury crash involving a police car. they flew over fremont boulevard around 9:00 a.m. after crews arrived at the scene, it involved a minivan and sedan and two people were injured including the child and the police o

marting from another blow outloss and now once again the talks talk surround the albert haynesworth dramama. something has to give. let's found out what that is. let's check in with the jumpies. >> i'm a little sluggish. i got in after midnight after watching an nfc west battle between the cardinals and rams. you want to talk about torture. that may be it. i would rather watch a redskins game than that. >> just out of curiosity, what time do you get up every day? >> about 3:15. >> i thought we had it bad. >> my god. >> little pretty brutal. >> i would hate your job. >> one of the things that i saw because i was watching the game out in phoenix which was brutal. they were down to their third string quarterback so it would be like john beck taking the ball for the redskins. but while i was watching that, i was trying to pay attention to what was happenner here and the story out there was the fact that haynesworth had been deactivated before the game ya. he goes out to the reston count center until 1:30 on a thursday night, comes if late for practice. what else can you do? if you are albert

it's called drinks by the dram. if you had a full bottle of every kind of whisky in the calendar.. it would be 10's of thousands of dollars in some cases. this has all of us pretty excited this morning. the late late show host james cordon is adding a new title...grammy host! creator of carpool karaoke will host the 59th annual grammy awards on february 12th. cordon, who is a tony award winner himself, also hosted the tony awards this year. you can watch the grammys right here on 10 news and c-b-s tease traffic and weather do you ever feel exhausted after eating your thanksgiving meal? we usually blame the turkey..but it looks like its not the bird's fault after all. we'll explain. late late show host stephen colbert has a little thanksgiving fun while taking some calls at the butterball hotline. don't forget, you can always take 10 download the 10 news app. it's a fast look at breaking news, weather and traffic - and get alerts so you won't miss a thing. search wtsp 10 news in the app store now. a live look of downtown sure, you could buy this. but why miss out on this? it's bakin

it dram mattizes to bring over a foreign student. they need to recognize if they are being targeted or recruited. >>> a man accused of killing three people outside two jewish facilities will face state and criminal charges. frasier glenn cross was arrested shortly after the shootings in the area of over land park. cross is a former leader of the ku klux klan and the white patriot party. >> yesterday it became fairly apparent it was a hate crime but as we told you yesterday, we needed the verification to make this determination, it is more of just an opinion but a legal status. >> the shootings killed a 14- year-old boy outside of a jewish community center and a woman who was visited her mother in the community. and they are taking action in the wake of the shootings. live with that part of the story, alex? >> officials here believe what happened here in kansas was an isolated incident, still extra security guards were put on all to put members at ease. all morning we have seen some of those guards here out in the front of a jewish co

. >> amc's "madmen" came out on top with 19 nominations including one for best dram match "madmen's" one for the past three years. all six of "modern family's" actors were nominated. betty white continued her blazing run for nomination of best supporting actress in a comedy. the biggest surprise may have been this nomination for best actress in a comedy. no one was more shocked than she was, she was up early to announce the nominations. >> melissa mccarthy. >> oh, my gosh! yeah! >> well, we usually see more familiar faces than at your tenth high school reunion. this is excite -- this is exciting. >> reporter: connie britain and kyle chandler won for "friday night lights." and steve carell was also nominated for best actor in a comedy. abc news. >> we've been talk about the picture perfect weather. if this sounds good, go to westminster for the songs at 6:30 concert series. that's where lynette charles is tonight. >> reporter: all right, so i'm here, live. i'm in westminster now. i'm at the library on this beautiful july day. i had to get out and see what's going on. we have a concert

>>> >>> >> reporter: where russia co carries the political process with the u.s., which is a dram theic increase in power and influence over this process. the military pull back from russia does not mean there will be real progress in talks on syria. there are many other players in the war and many of them are still on the ground willing to fight >>> the u.s. department of defense says a senior operative in the islamic state in iraq and the levant has been killed. he died in raqqa. i.s.i.l.'s base of operations in northern syria. he was wounded in a u.s. air strike in a town in syria last week. he was called i.s.i.l.'s minister of war. voting is underway in myanmar to pick the company's president. aung san suu kyi is barred from the role. her party won overwhelming majoritys in both houses in november's election. the pick is a long time confidente of aung san suu kyi and expected to beat the other candidate who is from the military. live to bangkok. wayne hay can tell us more. who is likely to become the president? >> reporter: all signs are that when that vote wraps up in the parliamen

is acknowledged, i suppose it could, but what -- russia is in a little bit of a conone -- ka none drambecause they already have a naval base in crimea. the economy in crimea is not great. the government is corrupt. i don't really see what russia has to gain by actually annexing crimea. and also it would create problems because there are other republics that are part of the russian federation like chechna what if they start demanding to join as well? >> turkey is also keeping a close eye on the events. anita mccnauth reports. >> reporter: this is a muslim soldier in the russian army, who's ties to crimea lead him to switch sides and fight for turkey. fighting with the russian empire for centuries and finally subjected to mass deportation by soviet leader joseph stalin in the 1940s, and nearly half died of starvation and disease. >> translator: they had 15 minutes of notice, just time to grab a piece of bread and the koran and flee. >> translator: we will not suffer oppression again like the 1940s. [ inaudible ] is standing firm. we are receiving calls and emails every day from them. we

the project is expected to see dram attic reduction in electricity consumption and reducing carbon emissions by more than 5,000 tons a year. the city's mayor says fighting climate change will benefit the most desperate. >> reporter: the city will have to catch up fast because the worst thing about climate change is it is hitting the poor people the most. 80% of the people living in africa are poor and living below a dollar a day. when the drafts come, winds, the floods come, those cities will be hit hard. >> reporter: the city has several other projects on the go to frequent the environment, including support in the installation of solar panels on the roofs of businesses to generate clean energy with excess electricity being fed into the city's grid. water management devices have also been installed in low income homes as part of the environmental drive. water is free, but it is limited to 350 liters a day, but some groups say that has hit the most needy >> this drive for water conservation, water saving, is now a burden that poor people must carry rather than industry mining, agricultural,