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that's because of a string of injuries, players falling out of favour, joe marler retiring. eddie joneswo captains, 0wen hart play —— south africa will provide a real challenge, they are much improved of late but england have two face new zealand as well. later in cardiff wales faced cardiff —— scotland in the doddie weir cup named in honour of the former scotland international and ireland face italy, the team from the northern hemisphere many feel has the best chance of challenging for the rugby world cup. bmx supercross has been part of the olympics since 2008, but come the next games there'll be a new discipline — freestyle bmx. it's been included to boost tokyo 2020's youth appeal and britain's leading contender is jersey rider alex coleborn. he won world silver last year and is aiming to better that at this year's event in china next week. nick hope reports. we've never seen anything at the 0lympics quite like this. we've never seen anything at the olympics quite like this. riding the largest free, you forget about the outside world, you're cruising around and do what you love. i l

states senators, i have to be a party of not just bernie sanders and elizabeth warren but also doug jones and joe manchin. for me, that is a practical reality because we just went for example, when joe manchin leaves the united states senate, you will not have anyone there who espouses my beliefs or your beliefs. he voted for kavanaugh. bakari: my whole point about that is that the reason we have a kavanaugh and the reason we do not have a justice merrick garland is because we do not have a majority in the u.s. senate. >> because we do not fight. if we fight we could have a majority. [applause] the problem with that is, yes, it sounds amazing. what would be the primary data points that you you would use, kyle to say that in west virginia. kyle: this man just set it -- said it. in a district that donald trump one by 49 points, there is now a democrats leading by five points. and the reason is populism. he said he will fight and he is not going to back down. yet?s he won ana: he closed a giant gap. sam: the argument is that based on some polling and a district in west virginia. kyle: that is not it

have to be a party of not just bernie sanders and elizabeth warren but also to be a party of doug jones and joe manchin. for me that's a practical reality because we just went through an entire, if, for example, when joe manchin leaves the senate, you will not have anyone there who espouses your beliefs or my beliefs by anyone's beliefs. >> i don't agree with that. >> i think we went on our values. >> he voted for kavanaugh. he voted for kavanaugh. >> my only point about that is yes, he voted for kavanaugh. my only point is the reason we have kavanaugh, the reason we do not have a justice merrick garland is because we do have the majority senate. >> because we don't fight. if we fight we'll get a , majority. the problem with that is that >>the problem with that is that yes, that sounds amazing. because it's right. it's correct. >> that's why sounds amazing. >> let me ask you this. i don't want to get too sidetracked, but what would be the primary data point that you would use to say that in west virginia, for business -- >> this gentleman said it. richard is the answer. >> wait a second. >> let

over and elect a democratic senator, which is what happened in alabama with doug jones defeat of roy moore. interestingly, joent for moore -- for doug jones is running the race in mississippi, but alabama is not as retroas mississippi, and that gets to the key demographics of this race. mississippi is probably the most retroof the deep south states. it's much more rural than alabama and it was the urban voters, suburban voters, the republican voters in places like birmingham, tuscaloosa who produced the jones victory. as my friend curtis wilke, the veteran "boston globe" reporter who now teaches at the university of mississippi says, there's no history in mississippi of white republicans crossing over to vote for a democratic candidate much less a black democrat. so it's -- it's going to be a very close-run thing, i think. most people believe that senator hyde-smith will pull it out, however, if she doesn't, it will be a real humiliation for truchbl. >> yeah. >> there's not a more trumpian state in the universe, and that's why he's going to tupalo tomorrow and that's why he's going to biloxi. it's a dramatic

the espy campaign, joe tripy is the senior strategist. doug jones is working on this campaign.hey have to pull off about 25% of the white electorate here in this state which is largely republican voters. i want to bring in those here. we're up here in mississippi. you've got about, how many acres of land here? >> 18,000. >> you have pecan, cotton but you're also a republican. >> i'm absolutely a republican by nature. >> on tuesday. >> on tuesday i'm voting for mike espy. >> tell us why. >> i personally was around when mike was a congressman for sick yea -- six years. >> this was his district. >> this was his district. he took over from a republican who was worthless, in my opinion, in my family's opinion. in his six -- he done us the kind of good that jim eastman's did. jamie whitman's. he was on that level. >> follow up to that, cindy hyde-smith made the comment about hangings. will mike espy pull off the white population. what do you think about the comments? >> i thought the excellents were very much out of line. i understand how in the heat of a campaign things can get said

joe weisenthal. caroline: markets closed ahead of the thanksgiving holiday. it was flat on the dow jones. 500 held onto gains the nasdaq in the tech sector is the upper former. joe: the question is "what'd you miss?" caroline: a mixed bag of economic data. is a sting home sales rising to the first -- for the first time in six months. what the numbers could mean for the fed plans ahead. trump tweets. crude surging the most in five months even after president trump urged keeping oil prices down by thinking saudi arabia. what the reason tremors and big tech could mean for company's plan to the public -- plans to go public. got axisting home sales rising surprise. even with the increase, the housing market remains solid. by more now, we are joined bloomberg economics. >> if you just look at the data, you are thinking we just had a rebound, but the longer-term trend is still down. the reason for that is rising interest rates. there was a piece the other day that said while we have affordability concern striking down the housing market, late in the cycle like we are now, you start to see income

the project of empire, whether it's in the lapine, in mexico, thinking of joe's work, certainly in the caribbean. 1917, the jones act, puerto rico. so, i wonder if we could maybe talk a little bit about that. and, just what it means to think of the united states as an imperial nation, to think of world war i in the american context as an imperial war, and what that meant for african americans. >> that was an excellent way of framing what we have all addressed in our different ways. oh -- yes. i am trying to remember, i was reading the papers, the list of papers for these three days. and, i am sure that i am not hallucinating. i have been reading a number of things lately, but i do believe there was one panel or presentation that dealt with collaborators. african-american collaborators in the dias brook. when so much of the role of african-americans in the philippines and in mexico was, proactive. we were very proud of the fact that we advanced the imperial project and, i suppose the logic of that was the logic that disgraced for a moment, the man you are going to deal with. so, revelatory, wtd voice -- boyce, wh

empire whether it's in philippines, whether it's in mexico, i'm thinking of joe horn's work, certainly in the caribbean, 1917, the jones act, puerto rico. so i wonder if we could, you know, maybe talk a little bit about that and just what it means to think of the united states as an imperial nation to think of world war i in the american context as an imperial war and what that meant for african-americans. >> that's an excellent way of frameing what we've all addressed in our different ways. oh. yes. i'm trying to remember. i was reading the papers, the list of papers for these three days and i'm sure that i'm not hallucinating, but i've been reading a number of things lately but i do believe there was one panel or presentation that dealt with collaborators, african-american collaborators n the diaspra. when so much of the role of african-americans in the was ppines and in mexico proactive. we were very proud of the fact that we advanced the imperial project and i suppose the logic of that was the logic that disgraced for a moment the man w.e.b. dubois when he wrote "close ranks." offending his lifelong socialist belie

. >> sean: we now bring in joe concha, media reporter for "the hill." my favorite and all that is van jonesmpty dumpty giving his diagnosis. >> i don't think we should ever really be giving -- as somebody was married to a doctor, you don't want to play a doctor on tv when you are basically doing a diagnosis from afar. that is never a goodos look. look, obviously marc lamont hill had to be fired in this situation. you mentioned it before. free palestine from the river to the sea, that is right out of a hamas script that calls for the annihilation of israel. no question about it. i'm not big on firings in these sort of situations but this was unavoidable. but here's the thing, cnn has somewhere to around 40-50rs contributors underneath their umbrella. so firing marc lamont hill isn't that hard of a thing to do because you have three, four coders and other people you can plug in there. the other bigger names that you showed during that montage, people on the air more, people that are anchors on that network or host shows, they are a lot harder to fire in these situations. i'm not calling or th

joe thornton with the jumbo goal, his 400th career goal. it gave the sharks the 5-4 win. it gave the sharks the 5-4 win. this abc7 sports report is welcome to emirates mr. jones. just sit back, relax and let us entertain you... ...with over 3,500 channels of entertainment, including the latest movies and box sets from around the world. ( ♪ ) we even have live sports and news channels. ( ♪ ) and your free wi-fi will start shortly. enjoy your flight mr. jones. world's best inflight entertainment. fly emirates. fly better. ♪i am beautiful in every single way♪ ♪words, can't bring me down♪ that the our report. we appreciate your time. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. for all of us, thank you for joining us. on "jimmy kimmel live." curt russell. >> have a good night. >> tv's number one daily viral video show, "right this minute." an olympic goldedalli ri tough intersection. see when he saved with one speedy grab and go. volleyball is a team sport but this. >> is all about one young lady. >> the drama when she collides with a certain young man. >> a woman on a bicycle comes to a stop. >> put the kick stand down. >> has her kicking it into high gear fast. >> plus th

little joe behind the net just sneaks in for the second goal of the night tying the game to 2. in overtime, martin jonesan jose can't post a puck away from jeff skinner skates in for the game winner and buffalo wins 3-2, they tie a franchise record of 10 in a row. >>> the jaws challenge in maui, this dude trying to hang ten, he hung an 0.5 instead. the wipeout ratio was 50/50 yesterday. but not for that man! billy kepper won the event with this barrel run making history by winning the jaws challenge for the third time in four years. he didn't even know if he was going to compete, after a bad back and mri last month in los angeles. next up, the big wave tour, the mavericks right here in our backyard. that's the latest. i'm dennis o'donnell. see you tonight. >>> here's the play of the day now from the nhl. ottawa taking on philadelphia. >> pass is knocked down and turn over and look out here comes the senators. he scores! backs it out of the air! >> take a closer look. the senators with the shot deflected and promptly slapped the rebound midair for the goal. there you go! like a baseball bat that he used

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joe behind the net sneaks in for the second goal of the night. tying the game at 2. so we go to overtime. san jose's martin jones't post a puck away from jeff skinner skates in for the game winner and buffalo wins 3-2 tying a franchise record with their 10th straight win. >>> men's final the jaws challenge in maui. this dude trying to hang 10. he hung an 0.5 instead. the ratio was 50/50 yesterday. but not for that man. billy kepter won the event with this barrel run making history by winning the jaws challenge for the third time in four years. he didn't even know if he was going to compete with a bad back and mri last month in los angeles. next up, the big wave tour, the mavericks right in our backyard. that's the latest. i'm dennis o'donnell. see you tonight. >>> we are seeing some of those really big waves coming in here today. just how big? we'll have that story coming up. >>> and we have some breaking news. the sketches of the a's proposed new ballpark are out. this is a live look at the coliseum and oracle there. our own phil matier stopping by to give us a look. welcome to emirates mr. jones. just sit back

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joe, let me ask you about this. there's a remarkable amount of interest from different groups. african-americans -- i realize certainly in alabama in the special election in which doug jones was elected over roy moore, they realized, boy -- roland and i talked about ferguson, missouri. but there are instances where african-americans are realizing if you come out here, you can make a difference. certainly on the democratic side, i was looking at a statistic to say white men are in the majority of democratic candidates being fielded in this election between minorities and women. what are you seeing amongst african-americans? >> tremendous energy and excitement about voting. this is one cycle, one midterm cycle where you're probably likely to see greater turnout than you have in the past. that's a good thing for america. that's a great thing for democracy. i love some of the things i've heard on the campaign trail. you had oprah winfrey talking about the fact she's not owned by either party, that she's an independent, she votes for the best person. she was out there supporting the candidate for governor. >> she made an interesting point. if people vote in numbers that are be

i'm joe kernen along with becky quick and andrew ross sorkin the futures have been in the red for most of the session, but barely down three now on the s&p. the dow jonesq about 10 treasury yields. we got the worst of it about a month and a half ago, i guess, and we're still in the new reality. 3.19% on the 10-year today >>> we're watching three big stories this morning one, your money, your vote after a brutal and bruising campaign, americans heading to the polls today. for local, state, and federal elections, we will tell you what each win could mean for the party and what those could mean for your portfolio two, seeing double amazon reportedly planning to split the locations of its second headquarters between two cities and three, under armour under fire new reporting that the company executives used to take colleagues and athletes to strip clubs and the company often footed the bill. >>> in other corporate stories, eli lilly beating both the top and bottom lines the ceo david ricks joined us in the last hour. >> in the last three or four years, we've launched ten new medicines in the u.s. and around the world. that's really driving our growth for t