it is huge, dwarfing chelsea and see the blooms. thanks very much.t time at the chrysanthemum festival. long wood gardens always something amaze to go see there it doesn't matter what time on the year it is there, even in the winter you can go inside and check out some of that stuff even this week when it gets down right frigid here lets look at is what going on right now, clear skies, couple of showers here, sprinkles moving through portions of west virginia into northern virginia, not much expected to reach our area though some cloud will come through overnight into tomorrow. it thinks front we have to watch. all of the arctic air, cold air is up in the polar regions up over canada once this front comes through it is like we are opening the door, flood gates to the cold canadian air which will be diving south war , starting at the end of the week and we could be challenging some record lows, so get the heavy winter coats ready, 47 degrees in philadelphia 43 allentown. thirty-seven in mount pocono. not balmy outside but pretty seasonal as far as nov

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carolco had just bought a video named noel bloom. and they gave jose the job of running it. >> so we think 1989 will be a tremendous year, we think we will be very happy with the growth of the company. >> reporter: that was the year, 1989, when robert rand, then a reporter for the miami herald, went to las vegas to cover a trade show for the home video business. and happened to meet jose menendez. >> reporter: what was your impression of the guy? >> talked to him for maybe two or three minutes. seemed professional, dynamic. >> reporter: a high powered career. a beautiful family. and finally the one missing piece of jose's american dream -- the perfect home. jose moved his family from calabasas, then pre-kardashian and a relatively unknown enclave outside of los angeles, to a more tony address. joan was with her sister the day the realtor called kitty. >> they had accepted jose's offer, and kitty, you got your zip code. and that made her so happy. >> uh-huh. absolutely. >> reporter: 722 north elm drive. a six-bedroom mediterranean-sty

we're doing that with a little fun called bloom. bloom.maybe a little later in the game. >> fascinating. thank you so much. david kirkpatrick, you're sticking with us. spotify is doubling down on its presence in london. it is moving to a new office and planning to double its workforce in the next two years. how the employees working on engineering, data and machine learning -- this appears to be another post-brexit vote of confidence. facebook and google have announced to increase hiring in the u.k. >> coming up, what we know about comcast interest in 21st century fox's properties next. this is bloomberg. ♪ agreeme warner and at&t to extend their timing agreement with the department of justice. the parties continued to discuss mitigation opportunities. and 21st century fox shares are .opping as much as 8% comcast's express in acquiring a big portion of its film and tv assets after talks with disney cooled. kirkpatricks david coverso from l.a. who 21st century fox. yesterday, the talk with disney it sounds like have been shelved. tell us wh

for the record, blooming rallied and won the game 4—2.as bemoaned america's trade deficit with china, just days before he's due in asia on a five—nation tour, including china. he described the deficit, which ran to almost $350 billion in 2016, as "horrible." in the past, mr trump has accused china of suppressing the value of its currency to make its exports more competitive with us goods. this is what he told reporters at a cabinet meeting on wednesday. we have trade deficits with china that are through the roof. they are so big and so bad that it is embarrassing saying the number, but you know what that number is. i don't want to embarrass anybody four days before i land in china. but it is horrible. you look all over the world, no matter where we do trade we have bad trade deals. we are really negotiating those deals as i said during the campaign. it will be a big factor in our growth. well, this is mr trump's first tour of asia as us president. let's take a look at the countries on his itinerary and what they might be hoping to achieve

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from "crazy ex-girlfriend," actress rachel bloom.turing the 8g band with will dorsey jr. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] fantastic. in that case, let's get to the news. the official rockefeller center christmas tree was lit earlier tonight. and it will stand there until january when i have to drag it out to the curb. [ laughter ] former president obama will meet with the leaders of china and india during an upcoming trip abroad, while president trump will meet with who he thinks are leaders of china and india. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] according to recent analysis, the fcc received more than a million fake comments in favor of repealing net neutrality. it's the most fake comments ever found outside a high school reunion. [ laughter ] "oh, my god, you look great!" [ laughter ] a family in seattle recently called the police after discovering a four-foot sna

had already been done someone else with the now damaged reputation is the los angeles attorney lisa bloom who made a name for herself advocating for women's rights but that didn't stop her from representing harvey weinstein when the storm of sexual harassment allegations broke i thought i had a chance to make a difference here on the other side he wanted to be respectful to women and he still wants to be respectful for two women bloom left weinstein in october amid widespread outrage saying it had been a colossal mistake and then there's new york times reporter glenn thrush a self-proclaimed advocate for female journalists when harassment claims were leveled against prominent political journalist mark thrush was vocal in his condemnation young people who come into a news room deserve to be taught our trade given our support and enlisted in our calling not betrayed by little men who believe they are bigger than the mission but now it turns out threshed himself stands accused of sexual misconduct so it seems that the higher your professed standards in public life are the further you risk fa

bloom. i think this amendment is a good and necessary amendment. >> thank you, mr. lewis. i was getting excited and losing my voice. lucky for you it will be softer and shorter. i listened to mr. bishop talking about how we got to this point after 31 years. you know, and i think it's unfortunate that we got to this point the way that we did. tim griffith, our friend from alaska who w arkansas who was from the committee, gave everyone a copy a book of wilbur mills, and he was kind enough to give me one as well, because he knows how much i care about the ways and means committee, and its history. and i've been reading, refreshing my memory of what happened for landmark achievements of this committee. you can go back in history, and you'll never find anything where this massive transfer of wealth, and rolling the dyes on future deficits and some theories that may work, may not. and brushing into the final stages with as little clarity about what we've actually done. i mentioned the wind energy tax credit. i can't imagine ripping out agreement like this, putting at jeopardy 50

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i'm jonathan bloom t #. >>> happening now the police commission is talking about arming officers with tasers. police officer testifying there, previous police chiefs have supported the idea but it's always been rejected because of strong public opposition. abc 7 reporter will an live with how this vote my goes. >> reporter: who knows but give me a few hours and i'll tell you. the first to speak was of course the police chief who was a big advocate for tasers. three chiefs before him tried and failed. outside protesters showed their disapproval of the plan to arm police. inside the police commission began hearing from critics and supporters of what this industry calls ced's, conducted energy devices. >> well, my rationale at that time was that burying the bullet and the gun. >> reporter: he and six other commissioners have studied report after report done on these devices. san francisco is once again considering armying police with tasers because it's one of recommendations giving to the city on justice on ways to improve the pd. >> i want to be fair to any use of force, if you can use

jonathan bloom.news. >>> bay area music fans can raise money for north bay fire victims when a second band concert takes place next month. this follows the concert at at&t park earlier this month featuring metallica bands. the red hot chilly peoplers will take place at the bill graham auditorium. >>> a special tribute to the fire victims at the san francisco symphony. dozens of 18-foot tall christmas trees have been brought in to transform davies symphony hall into an extravaganza. they have sponsored one of the trees in honor of those who lost their homes in the fires. each ornament represents a contribution to fire relief efforts. >> i can't imagine how devastating it is. use your heir looms, your homes of the and i think a lot of families are feeling the christmas spirit and hopefully we're helping they will. >>> so far they raised more than $10,000. they them to tree will inspire even more donations. >> no doubt. >> now to that toy you just can't find anywhere. >> michael finney is here to explai

two student from berkeley may have the answer. >> jonathan bloom shows us how they're able to take on an army of robots on twitter. >> reporter: when protesters clash clashed in berkeley these two students were in the crowd. >> we knew each other from middle school. >> reporter: as college roommates their tackling something else together. the propaganda that can lead to violence this like. >> talking about bernie and hillary. retweets all floods. >> reporter: tina could be a loyal supporter of the president if she exists. they built a tool called got check me and it thinks tina is a roe botd. >> they're constantly retweeting. >> reporter: they call them propagan propaganda gots and say they're forming on the left and right. >> actions using social media. >> reporter: it's caught the general congress. >> what we're talking about is the beginning of cyber warfare. >> reporter: a war they're ready to fight. >> this is a huge problem and wee need to find the solution. >> reporter: many of these gots were working together in big enough numbers to create their own trends out of thin air. >>

will see we can win back the senate in the 2018, but i think we can, but on 2020, let 1,000 flowers bloom. let's get as many people out there and let the crucible of the campaign determine who the good ones are. >> do you think president trump should be impeached on what we know? >> i think it would be premature. i'm glad someone is pointing out the foibles of the trump administration, but ith it would be premature. i think mueller has to go forward unimpeded. if he were to find that the president had broken the law, i think everyone would maybe the decision. >>> so there's a lot there.

can you tell me more about these, you said, parts of them are kind of pinched off to make the top blooms one of my favorite mums this is an exhibition mum as it grows our gardeners take off all of the other budd and leave just the one at the very top and that allows all of the plant's energy to go to that one blossom to make it big, full as you can see here. >> mums are a fickle plants. we have to go some of these outside so they are susceptible to the heat of the summer. so we have to do manipulating with temperatures and keeping them in cool places to keep them growing the way they need to and it takes hands on work to get them in the forms that we want. a lot of pinching and putting them into form. it is hands on work for our gardeners. >> and the chrysanthemum festival wraps up on november 19th, just so impressed by those forms and they have a cloud form which is my favorite. >> beautiful. >> they also have that thousand bloom chrysanthemum that huge one just one plant, mace to go see. >> you can even see the inside part of it, if you go to long wood gardens. really fascinating. >>

bloom caught up for those who are for lucilla oh sure saw. those as well who were so what was so well no way to win this it followed so still hours so how was it word those who. start. oh. oh oh oh. oh oh. oh. oh oh i know. the. way you feel you with me over to a guitar you do your dyin on the job or how you manage to know what i need my you are for profit what i was like oh yeah like you think you should help with the market then you are the job should be and how she was. with him to you. oh. yeah oh fuck. you hasn't gone to practice she said she didn't feel well. you know the coach is giving all of his students a hard time while everybody else is training you'll rest. we'll tell you. all the. bullshit. you got caught. in the washout how could i. know big deal is shit i care. gosh what am i going to five zero. zero. zero i lack. all my. life ask. yourself how much that. was tough for. you so kind of. place or ha. move. in. the coming exam. more than. i was going to. families and also she only got attention back one hundred thousand dollars f

rosemary: the film obviously based on the book "molly's game" by molly bloom.t talks about her life running high stakes poker in hollywood. what's that process like working with molly bloom turning her story into a movie? aaron: the first time i met with molly, frankly i wasn't expecting much. i thought i was going to be meeting someone who was cashing in on their decade long brush with celebrity, and that wasn't something i wanted to write a movie about. but within about 10 minutes, she had knocked my socks off. i tend to write very romantically very idealistically. and what she did was like ringing the dinner bell for me. she was given the opportunity to be given all of her money back after the fbi seized it if only she would spill some gossip about the people who were in the games, and she refused to do that. she was given the opportunity to guarantee her own freedom and stay out of jail if only she would spill some of the gossip about the people who were in the game. and she wouldn't do that. and beyond that, there's a very interesting story about her relat

bloom caught up when you were in for lucilla oh sure fall flows all over or so it was hard to. fall no way to dance in this it followed so still i was sure how well it would. start. oh oh. oh. not the top. of. the. target. for awful lot of money. yeah like you think you should hopefully alive than you are they got a job. you want. them to you. oh . yeah oh what fun. you going to practice she said she didn't feel. the coach is giving students a hard time while everybody else is training you'll rest. will help you. out. of the. girls know. how. to have found that out. shit. like the extra five the low. oh oh. the ha ha ha. ha. quite fast when we found out that. it was tough for. all kind of old help. out. there ha. just decided to help a group of junior girls prepare for the coming exam. come with. oh i forgot to go out. with your head families and also she only got attention by a hard turn to leave the house mailer if you don't i'll show you under the mirror and as you don't go do you show me. that you simply stop things you go to the dances other than follow solution. because r

i'm john than bloom with the search for this fluffy feline and how you can help. >>> this is something we are trying, it's better than nothing. >> it's better than nothing, it's something. these will hopefully replace those ever-growing tent cities. >> good evening. oakland mayor libby schaaf says this is just one part of a larger solution in the city's ongoing effort to deal with a growing number of homeless people living on the streets. >> a tuff shed camp is in place. >> laura anthony is live now from city hall. laura? >> reporter: hi, dan. this is meant to be a temporary solution. by recent estimates, about 400 people live in encampments here in oakland. by next week, the hope is that 40 of them will have four walls and a roof over their heads. they are tuff sheds, 20 of them, 10 by 12 feet each, meant to put at least a dent in oakland's exploding homeless problem. one exhibited by sprawling tent cities like this one just a few yards away. >> we have a long-term plan, a midterm plan and this is the right now plan. >> this is immediate relief. >> reporter: joe devries is in charge o

president blamed his predecesors for allowing the trade deficit between the united states and china to bloom. the other big issue on the agenda -- the trump administration says china has significant influence and leverage on the north as its' biggest economic partner. the president is once again calling on all responsible nations to stop doing business with the north. now to the texas church massacre.. and vice president mike pence - joining the tight-knit community for a prayer vigil. he also met with survivors and first responders - comforting them days after the shooting that killed 26 and left 20 more injured. gunman devin kelley opened fire during sunday service. the air force veteran should not have been able to buy guns in the first place. investigators in quantico are now trying to get into his heavily encrypted cell phone and emails. the shooting in texas - and the las vegas massacre, on the minds of many at last night's cma awards. hosts carrie underwood and brad paisley went on to dedicate the show to the victims of the recent mass shootings.. and the hurricanes. last night's cma

jonathan bloom attend add job fair in richmond packed with some eager applicants. >> reporter: back when most holiday shopping was done at sears or kmart those were the places you went for a holiday job. >> because it's holiday extra money. >> extra money. gifts. >> reporter: with so many ordered online it only makes sense amazon is where these applicants are hoping to work for the holidays. >> i've heard it's much easier and your time goes much faster at work than working at stores, macy's and target and stuff like that. >> reporter: in all amazon is looking to employees here in the bay area to work in warehouses and sorting centers like the one in richmond. at job fairs like this you could get hired on the spot. >> we're not necessarily looking for people with specific background or training. amazon has a very robust training process. >> reporter: those who have done it before says working alongside robots that sort packages at light speed is a fun way to make holiday cash. >> you can do one thing one day and a different job another day. >> reporter: there's something else different ab

the other side he wanted to be respectful to women and he still wants to be respectful for two women bloom left weinstein in october amid widespread outrage saying it had been a colossal mistake and then there's new york times reporter glenn thrush a self-proclaimed advocate for female journalists when harassment claims were leveled against prominent political journalist mark hoper in thresh was vocal in his condemnation young people who come into a news room deserve to be taught our trade given our support and enlisted in our calling not betrayed by little men who believe they are bigger than the mission and now it turns out threshed himself stands accused of sexual misconduct so it seems that the higher your professed standards in public life are the further you risk falling in private all these celebrities are going to say what makes them popular and what makes them more progressive but in private and in their own life when their brothers get involved they're going to be like every other person on the ground here who realizes he wants matters in her case she said things women lie about

so then -- i didn't even know -- i read articles about this story and this girl, molly, molly bloom,done with you, we don't need you in this game anymore, and it's like her whole -- she has no job, and her just -- she's just gone. so she gets into depression, she has a spin, gets on drugs, then goes you know what, i'm gonna start a high-end exclusive game in new york. >> yep. >> jimmy: that's where it gets crazy. >> it gets crazy. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: i mean - this one. this is like -- >> well some sports guys did. >> jimmy: oh, yeah, yeah. >> because, you know new york doesn't necessarily have actors but they have some yankees, right? >> jimmy: they also have some mets, right, you guys? [ cheers ] mets weren't even invited to the high-end game. so sad. >> sorry about that. >> jimmy: it's so sad. they're like, no, just trust me, invest your money. what why would you say that? you're fantastic in it. >> thanks buddy. >> jimmy: and congrats on all the buzz you're getting. you deserve it. here's a clip. here's jessica chastain in "molly's game." take a look a this. >> i didn't d

joining us is lisa bloom, she represents the woman that filed the complaint.nts to be released from a confidentiality agreement so she can speak. >> good morning. >> we talked so much since the harvey weinstein about confidentiality agreements and nondisclosure agreements that women are often forced to sign and then silence them. explain to us what would happen if your client were to break her confidentiality agreement, what if she were to speak out freely. then what? >> certainly congress should not be a victim silencing machine. that's the process that complainants go through. so my client settled a case with congressman conyers a couple years ago. she was required to sign a document, even before the process started, guaranteeing confidentiality of the entire process. then, when it was resolved, had to sign a confidentiality agreement that binds her but not him. he has been speaking out, giving his side of the story, that there was no sexual harassment, his attorney is speaking out, and she is prohibited. if she violated that, she could face breach of contra

coming up in the next hour we are going to talk more about the 1,000 bloom mum, i'm talking 1,443 bloomswe will show thaw coming up in the 6:00 o'clock show. for now back inside to kate. kate, it looks like we have mighty cold weather heading our way very cold weather indeed, thanks very much, chelsea. seems very suiting, pleasant with nice music in the background.suiting, pleasant what a great place to be on a chilly november night. live look at bethlehem looking nice. sun's down, and getting dark outside, all of the streets are lit up here on main street as we look live from hotel bethlehem following a pretty nice day. cloud cleared out rapidly, we had a good deal of sunshine but temperatures stayed below average. we are seeing the last little bit of light in the sky north and west of philadelphia on our neighborhood network. you can see light left in kutztown but i want to show you temperature of 42. temperatures dropping rapidly as sunsets. we have more cloud cover across portions of delaware and south jersey as our system from yesterday moves by to the south, clear skies to the nort

our biggest bloom. our biggest entrees ever. outback steakhouse. aussie rules., get a free $10 bonus card with every $50 in gift cards. >>> senator al franken fighting for his political life tonight after radio anchor leeann tweeden said he kissed and groped her during a uso tour. president trump still silent about roy moore's multiple accusations does have something to say about al franken. he tweeted this moments ago. the al franken picture is really bad. speaks a thousand words. where does his pictures go in pictures two, three, four, five and six while she sleeps? back with me -- >> the moral leadership we've all been begging for. >> this is so -- this just -- ip mean, i just read the open. maybe he was watching, but i just said the same thing when it's a democrat he'll go after them. he's free to talk about it. when it's a republican he won't do it. so, jack, come on. >> you know, the disappointing thing is that the tweet just before that just sent out like ten minutes earlier was about the overwhelming tax vote. and that was a good, substantive tweet. it w

it's testament to the guys blocking for me, coach shaw and coach bloom designing the plays and givinge game plan. ultimately working out. >> injured ankle, didn't play. do you feel you'll be back this week? >> yeah. i definitely feel i can compete. >> tough to win in washington state. tough schedule down the stretch. real challenge for you guys. >> our mindset is go 1-0 every week. that's just our intentions and right now looking at washington state and going at it from there. >> catch entire interview with bryce love on saturday on "after the game." brought to you by river rock casino. bryce, if not playing in nfl, wants to be pediatrician, med school at stanford. >> scholar athlete. >>> join us later tonight. signs of winter in the sierra, preparations in the yosemite as wave the storms approach the coast. >>> and news at 11:00, crews rushing to protect san jose residents from another devastating flood. >>> lineup at 8:00, grays anatomy tlt, "scandal" at 9:00 and how to get away with murder kw then abc7 news. >> i'm kristen sze. >> i'm dan ashley, for spencer christian, larry beil a

bloom is trying to fill that niche.joe: one of the big debates in space is hold versus by for the incumbent players. for aakes it hard management company, financial institution, to do what bloom financial or robo can do? established, you can this really reacted to change. viscerally react to change. there can be a lot of denial institutionally. culturally, you get in the protecting rather than taking risks and developing new markets. buying versus this organically theret you will see, but are some banks trying to do it organically and enclaves where people are coming in flip-flops , relaxation come innovation, taking risks am a that's done in a separate enclave from the bank. julie: great chatting to you. some breaking news. cisco with results. the outlook is boosting shares. the fiscal second-quarter revenue gaining 1% to 3%. oflysts looking for gains just under 1%. the quarter that just ended, eps cent,g estimates by one $.61. revenue in line with estimates, $12.1 billion. the adjusted eps for this quarter is $.58 to

. >> jonathan bloom talks with the chef about the marble. ♪ >> reporter: if carolling kids don't putou in the holiday spirit maybe this will. it's a sugary spect call that has tiny mouths gaping in disbelief. 12 feet tall and made with over a thousand pounds of sugar and ginger bread. the castle's become a tradition here in the one st. francis. >> it gets bigger and bigger and this year we have two castles to display. >> reporter: the smaller one is covered in sugary snow. >> it's really pretty. >> reporter: have you been to a winner wonder land before? >> no. >> reporter: the bigger one is modeled after a shat tuesday. >> it looks like a real castle. >> reporter: have you been to a lot of real castles? >> yes. >> reporter: where. >> in romania. >> reporter: this winter had its beginning back in the san francisco summer. >> maybe two hours. >> reporter: the chef says it didn't start out this way. >> it was a challenge for my children. >> reporter: they wanted a gingerbread house that looked like a castle. can one person eat all this ginger bread? >> of course why not. >> reporter: th

. >> jonathan bloom stake takes you for a behind the scenes preview. >> reporter: forget the squeakinggh-hop sneakers. >> what these guys do is amazing. >> reporter: and this is their job. >> they've spent their entire lives dedicated to competing at this one video game. >> reporter: intel extreme masters about best can get you fortune and fame. >> any airport if they go they'll be stopped for pictures and autographs. >> reporter: $200,000 up for grabs in player unphone battleground. >> it feels cool. growing up you see these professional athletes with these sponsors and i'm one of them. >> reporter: team liquid come from europe to play in this event. >> this is crazy. the fact i'm here talking to you is amazing. >> reporter: also new this year, a new game coming to e sports and there one you don't play sitting down. virtual reality means athletes need to be athletic. >> i need to aim, it incooperates more physical activities. >> reporter: it's played one on one. >> it's all on the individual. yes, that's a lot of pressure but it fwifs you room to really make a nome for yourself. >> re

. >> jonathan bloom with a look at how san francisco is responding. >> it's colorful, very very dollorter: to the people who make their home in this park watched two houses pulled up on a truck brought disbelief. >> i was like no way. >> reporter: it's not permanent but could be here more often. this is the one vision for san francisco's pit stop program. it started two years ago after a survey of kids walking to school in the tenderloin. >> there were people walking in the street they had to step over people, it smelled like urine. >> reporter: so pit stop offers bathrooms, often portable ones with people to clean them. >> when someone commits a crime it's very very hard for them to get a job. >> it's a step back into society for those who use them. >> they call it a throne for a reason. you feel like a king when you have a place to go to the bathroom. when you go in the woods you feel like an animal. >> for public works it wasn't enough to have a bathroom that look nicer. >> you got to bring a house to the people. >> nick bow must designed this architecture. >> in order to make it

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. >> jonathan bloom talks with the chef about the marble. ♪ >> reporter: if carolling kids don't pute holiday spirit maybe this will. it's a sugary spect call that has tiny mouths gaping in disbelief. 12 feet tall and made with over a thousand pounds of sugar and ginger bread. the castle's become a tradition here in the one st. francis. >> it gets bigger and bigger and this year we have two castles to display. >> reporter: the smaller one is covered in sugary snow. >> it's really pretty. >> reporter: have you been to a winner wonder land before? >> no. >> reporter: the bigger one is modeled after a shat tuesday. >> it looks like a real castle. >> reporter: have you been to a lot of real castles? >> yes. >> reporter: where. >> in romania. >> reporter: this winter had its beginning back in the san francisco summer. >> maybe two hours. >> reporter: the chef says it didn't start out this way. >> it was a challenge for my children. >> reporter: they wanted a gingerbread house that looked like a castle. can one person eat all this ginger bread? >> of course why not. >> reporter: the bread