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is is something democrats are going to -- ushing for as far as >> we will have to see the individual packets before we can talk about it. we think the whole plan should sunset and about three minutes. >> have you talk to any republicans about this proposal and and so what was their reaction? >> i have not, but we will. ok? last question. estimates your revenue ? >> we do not have a revenue estimate yet. cbo.tend to submit it to thank you, everybody. ok. thank you everyone. announcer: representatives from twitter, google testified before congress wednesday. as part of the investigation and russia's influence in media and the 2016 election. complete coverage available on the c-span networks. on wednesday, two hearings five on c-span3. at 9:30 a.m. eastern the senate intelligence committee and later the house select committee will twitter,imony from facebook, and google. watch my parents on c-span3, online that c-span.org or listen live on the freeseas span radio -- or listen live on the free c-span radio app. >> coming up wednesday morning, california republican congressman discusses t

. >>> we also learned about allegations against glen thr ush of the new york city, you may not know whois, but you may recognize him, he usually has a hat on in the white house briefing room, been suspended after report by vox.com detailing allegations involving younger female journalists included unwanted groping, kissing usually under arrest of alcohol, the times plans to investigate but supporting his decision to enter a substance abuse program. let's move on and talk about north korea. president trump announcing during a cabinet meeting that the u.s. is designating north kore a terrorism. >> this designation will impose further sanctions and penalties on north korea and related persons and supports our maximum pressure campaign to isolate the murder russ region you've all been reading about. tomorrow the treasury department will be announcing a an additional sanction and a large one on north korea and this will be going on over the next two weeks. it will be the highest level of sanctions by it's finished over a two-week period >> the move by president trump returns north korea to t

. >> hillary clinton had the reset button she wanted to get back together with ush russia and spelled reset wrong that's how it started and it got worse. >> meanwhile north korea nuclear threat overshadowing his trip and communist regime saying trump begged for war in the first visit as president toe asia. >> all responsible nations must apingt now to ensure north korea's rogue regime stops threatening the world. >> he called on nations to stop with north korea. joe chiro fox news. >> i'm, 7:08 actor george takay takes to twitter in response to the sexual allegations against him and what he said. >> as we look at some of the pictures you have been tweeting us this veteran's day weekend to submit photos choose #fox5vet. they're looking at the mcpick 2... ...two for five deals all across the board! here it comes... (crowd cheers) a big mac and 10 piece mcnuggets! they got em! get your fan favorites on the mcpick 2 menu. choose any two for just five bucks. they did it! unbelievable! ♪ let me get a mcpick 2 ♪ >> fellas i got a tip for y'all of it any's tip. it's a tip, tip, listen fellas,

ush push news 4 at lefrn clok. >>> a terrifying situation for any driver. >>> someone shot at cars on the interstate while people were inside them. >>> at the live desk. windows on four vehicles were shot out according to maryland state police. >>> one viewer tweeted us this picture. she was the fifth, the window on her car was targeted as well. police have not yet confirmed that. >>> all of this went down on the northbound lanes near shady grove road in rockville after 8:00 this evening. what you're seeing here is video from the traffic cam shot around that time. it shows the interstate in that area. as you can see, hard to see what's happening on the sides of the road. there in the dark. now, several people were inside their cars when the shots rang out. fortunately, none of them were hurt. >>> at this time it's a fluid situation. we're still trying to determine if the cars were moving or stopped at the time they were hit. we're working to learn whether there was gunfire or if it was a bb or pellet gun. the investigation continues as authorities are looking for more information on t

in that case the shooting stopped when at unarmed ush er grabbed the gunman which authorities say probably saved many lives. people at that church say that the texas tragedy resonates with them. >>> later tonight san francisco police will hold a town hall meeting. they will talk abet police shooting on halloween night. they say two officers responded to a call on object 31st about a suspicious car in the castro district near 18th and diamond. police say that the suspect opened fire and the police returned fire. one officer was critically hurt. the suspect remains in the hospital with life threatening injuries this morning. >>> that meeting is scheduled for 6:00 p.m. it'll be at the eureka valley center. >>> at 4:10 right now san mateo police are searching for someone they say robbed two people last month. police say they were held up on forth san mateo drive october 14th about 7:00 p.m. the suspect stopped the victims and pulled out a gun demanding their possessions. that's when he ran away. the suspect a man in his 30s about 5 about 5'8'', police say that he was last scene wearing a gray

challenging is world leaders to imagine a world without nuclear weapons. ,ushing for global disarmamentwarned nuclear deterrence policies from the cold war era provide "a false sense of security." a treaty also induced calling for the elimination of atomic weapons. a man accused of bombing a soccer team boss will go on trial. two people were injured when three explosions hit the bus as it left for a champions league game on april 11. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. "bloomberg technology" is next. ♪ ♪ this is the "bloomberg technology." i am emily chang. contact, thek biggest story what could be the ever, broadcom's bid to buy qualcomm. the companyld make the largest chip maker in the world and potentially put broadcom in every device on earth. to discuss this and other top headlines, i sat down with brad stone. this is an earthquake and chip plan. you have the third-largest chipmaker in the world, not just broadcom and qualcomm, but i controlspretty much the entire chipset in the smartphone. if

. >> the ush. >> once i got to the grocery story was this a good mood. >> snawver cool road. police directing traffic. a scene causing a backup. snrv on the road he again. 6:0 take a look is that the holy and wisdom on the roads. they're joining free thanksgiving day traffic traffic for a good reason. this morning, holy and wisdom, hi, guys are helping "fox5" give back. they're headed to several dprosry stores in the dmv and quite a few surprises to share over the next four hours or so. don't miss what's in store when they show up. they're the happy crew. i'm not sure what -- no, let's get off that shot now. okay. also ahead. your thanksgiving weather and traffic forecast ob the fives at 6:35. time 6:0 the breaking news off the coast of japan. crashed overnight to philippine sea with 11 pem people on board. that headed to u.s.s. ronald reagan. search and rescue found eight survivors and they're fall good condition. focus is now on the three remaining missing. the navy says the cause of crash is unclear at this time. >>> closer to home now, and after weeks of silence president

build itself athey agreed to buy cavium for about $6 billion, the company recovering after investors ,ushed out a recent conflict the latest consolidation in the chip industry. there are big questions going forward about how robust m&a activity will be. that's right. getting back to the at&t theyit, it seems like suggested that if he or she blocked this deal, it would benefit consumers, but what about telcos? how widespread could this impact be yet go su: there's a lot of talk about how it is a blow to president trump's first year in office. this is a pro-business president. the u.s. justice department lawsuit, blocking the deal. let's take a listen to some of the sound coming out of a press conference that's going on. >> despite our disagreements, we have offered concrete and substantial solutions, and as we had to court, we will continue to offer solutions that will allow this transaction to close. su: it looks like the fight is not over yet, what you are hearing from top executives at at&t. again, if we look at what the concerns are immediately for the market, it's the other deals out th

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the bridges, the d ushes mbarton bridge we have a few showers mid span.ood -- dumbarton bridge we have a few showers mid span. the bay bridge is looking good. there is more showers on the way, we have a nice long train of clouds and embedded in that is moisture that will translate into rain as it moves across the bay, we are anticipating sporadic shower activity throughout the bay, we have the clock fast forwarding to noon ish, scattered showers possible in the north bay and east bay, 3:00, time to pickup the kids from school, bring the umbrella. showers throughout the day, as the evening commute wieppedz up we have showers on the bay bridge, as you go to bed tonight the activity picks up outside. towards midnight, the front moves overhead. before that, that was just the start to the main event, the cold front push pushing through while you were sleeping. less fast forward to 5:00 tomorrow before the system exis. bank on the first half of saturday dealing with sporadic showers, right now we are okay at the bay bridge approach. temperatures mild, mid to up

. >> reporter: were ushed in to one of two auctions happening on this same night.rouched at the back of the yard, a floodlight obscuring much of the scene. one by one men are brought out as the bidding begins. 400. 500. 550. 600. 650. 700. very quickly it's over. >> nima elbagir is live for us now from london, our cnn senior international correspondent. let me just say, when we were watching this, you could have heard a pin drop watching the emotion, the fact that this is happening on this planet and that you brought it to light, risking all of your lives to share this story on cnn. what has happened, nima, since you captured those moments? >> reporter: well, we have had the most extraordinary international response, brooke. you showed it on the show. other cnn programs have also been pushing it out and people have responded across the world. and that seems to have raised the profile of this to the extent that now the libyan authorities have formally opened an investigation and they say their priorities are not only to bring these criminals to justice, but also to

ush, for five minutes. in this mr. speaker, season of trying and tough times suffering by the republican body, i rise this today to pay tribute to my time al hero and long friend, miss jewel barker, who recently celebrated her 90th birthday. momma jewel as she is for ionately known to us so many was born in 1927 in tallahassee, arkansas. she attended central high school in missouri. and later she attended the lincoln university in pennsylvania. mr. speaker, momma jewel always improve ong drive to her life which led to her working in kansas city and st. louis, missouri before settling into our hometown of chicago, llinois in 1966. though she worked several jobs, her aspiration was to return to school during her teaching -- to earn her teaching credentials. she obtained this role by receiving a bachelor's degree in education from the chicago teachers college and in later years a master's degree from depaul university in chicago. her love of justice for all people did not stop there. her support for civil rights and equal

jodi: in 2008, the b ush administration removed that asset request at the pushing of north korea as they have some nuclear talks to try to get north korea to not be doing -- not be ramping up the program. of course, that didnt work and the obama administration's campaign of strategic patience, as they called it, in terms of trying to work with north korea, didn't work and they ramped up the program significantly over that period. now the u.s. is going back to putting in place this designation. >> other than a couple of personal barbs between the two leaders, it's been quiet on the front for a couple weeks. do we expect the reaction from something like this? jodi: well, the north korean leader kim, whenever there has been a new development with the u.n. sanctions, with president hemp's speech at the u.n., has come back pretty hard in terms of the war of words, and he has done another test. that is certainly possible. we could see th at. we will certainly expecting him to have a verbal reaction to this as well. >> all right, we are waiting, bracing, perhaps, for that. jodi schneider there

joining ushs and with the prediction on whether thursday is the day for a rate hike.s, the clock is ticking on a u.s. tax deal by year end as president trump claims the bill would hurt him and his wealthy friends. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ looking at live pictures from the floor of the u.s. senate where republican lawmakers are voting to start .he debate on that tax bill republicans do have the votes to get that debate underway. one of the things interesting to watch her will be this trigger for tax increases if revenue targets are not met. there is some question over whether or not that will be possible. we have president trump keen to see some concessions for child care, but one not bring that corporate tax rate above 20% to pay for it, so we may see some discussion over the trigger for revenue targets and a potential increase in taxes as well. let's have a listen to president trump, who promised not to veto the bill when it arrives at his desk. desk, iey send it to my promise all the people in this room, my friends, so many friends, a great state, i promise you i will

and roomba from irobot gets to work ushes and power-lifting suction to grab and remove everythingto large debris. daily dirt doesn't stand a chance. you and roomba from irobot. better together. >>> and, >>> so, ladies and gentlemen, we move to the leonardo da vinci, the masterpiece of christ the savior. previously in the collections of three kings of england. >> reporter: this week, a piece of history made history. >> the piece is sold. >> leonardo da vinci's salvador mundi went for a record price, just over $450 million at an auction here in new york. while some experts dispute the origin of the painting of christ, it is believed to be the last da vinci in private hands. the price obliterated t set a record in 2015 when it sold for $300 million. the era of art megasales was ushered in back in 2004 when picasso's boy with a pipe became the first painting to sell for more than $100 million. since then, about two dozen other paintings have eclipsed the $100 million mark. they are also joined by two sculptures, both by 20th century cult ju sculptor alberto jakameti. another sold for

ush, and john mccain and lindsey graham and bob corker, i'm tired of all these people. oh, yeah, those women, lisa murkowski and collins, they voted against everything for trump, that trump wants to do. i'm tired of doing that. i hope steve bannon can take these people out, some of them, and i'm really saying to george, with bush, because in my opinion, george w. bush got us into two wars we did not need to be in, ok? all right, so those guys were hiding in afghanistan in these mountains. you know why? i believe, i don't really know, but i believe that we had a type of bomb that we could have flattened those mountains. ok? and we wouldn't have had to put one boot on the ground. and then in offensive coordinator, -- and then iraq, george bush, who i think is a lightweight, he wanted to beat his dad and set the country free. well, that was ridiculous. we're still there. u know, it's like going into california, you get your feet in and you can never get out. host: mary, do you think it's not the role of former presidents to address a current president in this administratio

so one of the things that both ush and obama administration struggled with was how to messaging combatis and al qaeda, how to deal with this war of ideas, on the internet and trust ortantly to build with communities and their government, who are really going instrumental in combating this next phase in the war on terror. when we talk about how do we disrupt the type of attack we weeks new york, a few ago, a lot of that effort is oing to have to come from communities. the type of conduct we saw from of, alleged attacker in new york, would not have come on the radar screen of the 9/11 style we built to that detect externally directed attack that relies on andrnational communications the like. so far as we know thus far, he none of that type of communication, it wouldn't have een picked up in the type of intelligence architecture that we built to address the 9/11 style attack. how do we n is, etect and intervene before the next sypod gets behind the wheel a a truck and conducts heinous act of terrorism? and the indications of that, something goes wrong in somebody's mind, as it so clearly