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so i think there would be numerous exa m ples of i think there would be numerous examples of people thatrent circumstances and the fact is it's the opportunity to pay tribute to what he's achieved. england's cricketers are on the brink of victory in the first test against sri lanka in galle — thanks to a century from keatonjennings. england made 322 for six declared in their second innings — with jennings unbeaten on 146. he reached three figures for the first time since making a century on debut in 2016. that leaves sri lanka chasing a record score of a62 to win — and they'll resume on day four shortly on 15 without loss — jo currie was watching. are batting masterclass from the 26—year—old man are dominating away from home isn't a familiar feeling for england at the moment, but keatonjennings for england at the moment, but keaton jennings gave for england at the moment, but keatonjennings gave it is a day to remember. but in the‘s top order all faulted it was up to inserts to keep up faulted it was up to inserts to keep up with jennings split faulted it was up to inserts to keep up wit

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i think there would be numerous exa m ples of i think there would be numerous examples of people thatn opportunity to pay tribute to what he has achieved. i'm looking forward to seeing him and working with him for the next few days. giving him the sendoff i think he deserves with england, which is not always possible for players. and in this opportunity it is possible so i hope and i'm sure the crowd will give him reaction he deserves. it might be rooney's 120th and final cap — but for this man — the game at wembley could be his first. bournemouth striker callum wilson has been included in the 28 man squad. it's his first senior international call—up which comes after six premier league goals this season. jadon sancho retains his place too, whilst michael keane is also back in the fold after impressing for everton. england women are in action right now in a friendly with austria and have a 3—0 lead in vienna. thanks to goals from two debutants. first this opener from chioma ubogagu. and then georgia stanway struck in the second half. earlier, the women's game of remembrance between th

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darwin martinez torres ple ced guilty irt yesterday. it's part of a plea deal that will keep martinez torres off death row but keepso him in p for the rest of his life. he drove his car toward a group of muslim teens on their way to a mosque in june of 2017. the group scattered, but martinez torres caught the girl and police say he beat her, rapeher, killed her, and then dumped her body in a bond. another part of the deal is for him to answer questions about the case for the family. >> nothing i can do. she's never going to com back again. but i neverveorget her. ne ever. >> martinez torres was emotionless in court as tca case to a close. the commonwealth's attorney says he will be in prison for life. a judge will formally sentence him in march. >>> metroav transit police arrested the two people accused of assaulting a blind man on a metro train. this is 18-year-old darion rivers. a juvenile a was alsoested in the incident. this happened monday when the man and his service dog were on board ain re train. witnesses say the suspects pushe

atingead of the invest committee told the bbc there were a number of serious technical issues with the ple previous flight from bali to jakarta. >> many problems appeared in tht fl based on our opinion, the aircraft was no longer airworthy.wh reporter: happened instead was that after the pilot managei to land safejakarta, the plane took to the air again with a different pilot. information from the flight data recorder shows the pilots repeatedly fought to override an automatic safety system installed in the boeing 737 that pulled the plane's nose down. the system was responding to faulty data that suggested the plane's nose was higher than it was. the headf the investigating committee says they have not found details in the boeing flight manual about how pilots should deal with such an emergency situation. >> we have not found the information in the manual, the new feature of the 737. reporter: some of the grieving families have launched a legal challenge for compensaon from boeing. boeing has since warned all airlines about how to address faulhe readings, and insists t model is as safe as

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. >>> it's not just ple. investors are also concerned about the threat of potential regulation on internet companies, something we've been telling you about. and that's just one of the concerns that drove media stocks lower today. julia boorstin picks up the story from there. >> reporter: social stocks struggling today as investors continue to question the long-term potential platforms whose user growth is stagnating. snap shares endingnhe day dow over 2%. today the company losing yet another senior executive. vp of content nick bell. oversaw all of the partnerships snap has with media companies which has fueledhe owth of snap chat's discover section. bell is just the latest in a series of executive departures and changes at the top. facebook shares losing nearly 2.5%. the company saying it's partnering with france for a six-month investigation into hate speech on the platform and how to preventit. winblad is saying this is one of facebook's myriad challenges. >> facebook is another story. facebook has trust

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today was the first jewish sabbath since ple were killed at the tree of life synagogue one week ago in pittsburgh. that horrific event has givenirth to movement bringing people of all faiths together in synagogues across the globe. here's matt bradle ♪ >> reporter: jews have celebrated shabbat every weekend for eehousands of years. thisnd was different. >> it's very painful. it's a sad shabbat. emthat i remember th with joy. >> reporter: one week after the attack, and gentiles in pittsburgh, across the country, aund the world, coming together to observe shabbat last night and today. ec >> i came bause i can't think of anything more important than all people from everywhere joining together and king a big deal about what's happened. >> reporter: rallying around the social media #showupfor shabbat. >> we feel there's a toolidarity, we're all in thither. >> reporter: the tree of life synagogue remains a crime scene, f so thethful and their friends gathered outside for moing prayers. the rabbig say a special prayer for two brothers who are among the dead. >> the joy and a gift to our commu

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recounts in some of the country'sroost high ple cases are already being ordered.ates prepare to move on from the campaign and into a lega> fight. >> we are breaking down the biggest races impacting our region. how abo ourweather, chuck be ll >>> "news 4 today" starts now. >>> election night is over, and this morning new faces are making plans to begin their new jobs right here at the u.s. capitol. that wasn't exactly a blue wave as many utpredicted, there wasn't really a red wall either. fast approaching 4:00 a.m. good morning, everybody. i'm aaron gilchrist. >> and i'm eun yang. the house of now in control of the democratic party, but republicans held onto the senate.ea that a to be enough for president trump who took to twitter late last night ith this simple message, quote, tremendous success tonight. thank you all. but with so many new democrats coming to washington, what does that mean for president trump's agenda. >> we are digging into that question this morning and looking at all the races from last night. we want a to beg we always do with that all import

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this is a clear exa m ple of future free trade deal.mple of how domestic uk politics can mess in the brexit process. you've got the spanish prime minister and the french president not looking very good in the polls at home, and here they are pressing national in issues of concern. the insider gossip here is michel barnier and germany are not at all impressed. they don't want to reopen the text of the brexit withdrawal agreement for anyone, and they're also warning that making conditions any harder on the uk at this point will make it that much tougherfor this point will make it that much tougher for theresa may to get the deal through the house of commons. katya adler talking from brussels. the parole board has decided that the serial sex offender, john worboys, should stay in prison. worboys, a black cab driver, was jailed in 2009 for assaults on 12 women in london. injanuary, the board said he would be freed after serving 10 years, but it provoked a public outcry and was overturned by the high court. the former england and tottenham f

this will stop it has been referred to as the worst example of been referred to as the worst exa m pleexample of statecraft. do you share this assessment? not quite, in this sense, but i think the prime minister has been dealt an appalling hand of cards. she did this task overin hand of cards. she did this task over in 2016, after the referendum results, and she has been trying to do her best to implement what people have asked for. i did think it is lack of negotiating skills that have led to this current end point, the truth is, the negotiations were a lwa ys truth is, the negotiations were always going to end up like this, because the basic premise on which we are leaving the eu and what we seek to do so is flawed. former attorney general, thank you very much forjoining us. thank you. president trump has played down a row over defence spending in a meeting with the french president emmanuel macron in paris ahead of commemorations to mark the centenary of the end of the first world war. president trump told president macron it was "only fair" that other countries helped to boost defe

lou: republicans are learningal ple--learning almost daily towad 2020.dd congress managing matt gaetz suggested from the beginning, good luck, we appreciate it about thank you. lou: on wall street stocks low lower. volume on big board picking up, 4.4 billion shares, the results not improving. a reminder to listen to my reports three times a day, coast-to-coast on salem network. >> we take up latest in legal battle with former federal prosecutor sydney powell, stay with us, we'll be right back. i am a family man. i am a techie dad. i believe the best technology should feel effortless. like magic. at comcast, it's my job to develop, apps and tools that simplify your experience. my name is mike, i'm in product development at comcast. we're working to make things simple, easy and awesome. lou: justice department approving of the president trump's appointment of matthew wiwhitaker. stating, all three branches of government have long recognize president may designate an acting official to perform duties of a office even when acting official has not been confir

lou: republicans are learningal ple--learning almost daily towad 2020. congress managing matt gaetz suggested from the beginning, good luck, we appreciate it about thank you. lou: on wall street stocks low lower. volume on big board picking up, 4.4 billion shares, the results not improving. a reminder to listen to my reports three times a day, coast-to-coast on salem network. >> we take up latest in legal battle with former federal prosecutor sydney powell, stay with us, we'll be right back. a once-in-five hundred year storm should happen every five hundred years, right? fact is, there have been twenty-six in the last decade. allstate is adapting. with drones to assess home damage sooner. and if a flying object damages your car, you can snap a photo and get your claim processed in hours, not days. plus, allstate can pay your claim in minutes. now that you know the truth... are you in good hands? lou: justice department approving of the president trump's appointment of matthew wiwhitaker. stating, all three branches of government have long recognize presi

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oh, heavenly father, just ple e please. ♪ >> hearts are heavy in southern california and around the countryople try toce p another mass shooting. >> many were in their 2 and attending the borderline bar and grill for college night. one of the bar's employees were killed as well as a sheriff's sergeant confronted the gunman. jennifer is live in thousand oait this morning the latest on the investigation. jennifer, good morning. >> they try to put together a time line. this shooters life in the days and weeks leading up to the mass murder at the borderline bar and grill. he was a machine gunn ry corporalghanistan for a time. he opened fire and killed 12 people including the first ff sergeant.e we're learning long also was a regular visitor to the popularl dance hal himself. he liked to go there with his friends, listen to a little bit of music. have a drink. we were told that he was living with his mother nearby for about the last ten years or so. neighbors say they would hear loud fights at the home at least one time in april, a police responded to a disturbance call there. was acting very ir

--ple do see some sense of as a trading vehicle, it draws a lot of interest.hat the long-term credibility of some of these cryptocurrencies, it has really been called into question. emily: is bitcoin an indicator of anything broader in the tech space? or is cryptocurrency really in a category of its own? shira: i think it is in a category of its own. i have bitcoin blindness where if i see the word or hear people talk about it, i just tune it out. there is real technology potential there but because it has become this plaything, bitcoin right now is just not real. it is just this height vehicle -- hype vehicle. emily: tech in 2019, what will you be watching? shira: more of the same. candice huge companies overcome the problems we have seen in the last couple of years that included misinformation on facebook. these user trust issues in places like youtube and facebook as well. is under this legislative spotlight in a way that it hasn't been before. are morethe questions of the same, about the sustainability of what looks like rocksolid business models for a lon

saved by zero >>> we're gathered together at this hallowed resting place to pay tribute to the brave plericans who gave their last breath in that mighty struggle. >> welcome back. president trump is flying home from france where he joined more than 80 world leaders to mark the 100th anniversary of the end of world war i. those leaders walked side by side to commemorate the armistice. absent was donald trump. he arrived separately. the white house said it was because of security protocol. he called it the highlight of his trip but arrived nearly an hour late because of scheduled lunch ran late. >> reporter: joining me is kristen welker. how is this trip being viewed as the president flies home? >> reporter: frankly, it's been mixed. president trump sought to end this trip to cap off this trip by striking a note of unity. he spoke at that cemetery where american soldiers are buried. he talked about the strength of the u.s. and french aalliance. in doing so he paid tribute to all those who gave their lives in world war i. take a listen to what the president had to say earlier today. >> we f

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it a ple it's a pleasure to join us this morning. >> from a medical perspective, when i go through all, what is happening in america? >> it's really hard to know why the mass shootings are increasing, but i think it reflects our violent society. and access to firearms, particularly people who have a criminal background. >> tell me this. when someone is wheeled into your e.r., your o.r., and you realize it is another victim of a shooting, what is the first thing that you think? >> the first thing i think is if you can save their lives. they often come in in very dire circumstances needing blood and needing an urgent operation, the right operation. so we often are faced with looking at the bullet holes and trying to figure out what the patient would be dying from. and when we take them emergently to the operating room, it's important that we have as good of information as we can, so we make the correct skin incision to get to the body part that has been threatened. >> i was reading another opinion piece from a separate trauma surgeon last week saying sometimes he just wants to throw his

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. >> nawaz: william, on a disaster of this scale, it is so easy to lose sight of the ple's lives.eo so you're there talking to people. what kind of stories are they telling you about at they lost and how they're coping? >> brangham: i met a woman who had lo her home n paradise. it was a double-wide trailer. she loved the place. she had sunk her retirement sa intotion this home. i"it was going to be my future," is what she said, and now that future is toally gone and she could barely conattendant tears and we hear that all the time fr people. i almost met a first-grade teacher yesterday in chico caadfornia, who is getting for school to start on monday but she has now got to take a much bigger set of g firders -- these are children who lived in paradise. almost all othe schools in paradise were destroyed or badly damaged. they will filter into local public schools and she was explaining the difficulty of ale of a sshe has her normal class, and now that class is going to get a lo bigger with children who are themselves homeless, who have lost their homes, are dealing with trauma. again, a

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he ple guilty to a stolen property chargeg he l worked as head of security and a supervisor of specialccess to the store's computers to create hundreds of bogus store returns and pobt tcket the cash, at lea $130,000 worth committing the crise even though it was job to keep an eye on the employees. the store caught on and set up special surveillance cameras and key stroke devices to monitor his computer use. they say he h an elaborate scheme searching for sales made by former employees and using those saleso create the phony a returnsuming that would make him more difficult to catch. again, a ged.c. j will decide his fate likely sometime this afternoon. back to you. >> you can run but you can't hide. >> that's right. >> good deal, thank you, scott. >>> rady donova is hosting saturday l nighte for the first time this weekend. >> i have very low expectations for myself in this situation, so i think there's really no losing. >> shriver earned emmy and golden globe nominations for playing ray donovan and did a digital short two years ago. lil wayne is going to be the musical guest. >>> next

ple a night. . >>> we a rain moving into the far north bay during mornings on two, rosemary. where is it now? >> it is making its way towards the central bay. it will take a little while. can you see here on the shot of sfo, it is still a dry one at this hour. san francisco at 58 degrees. low 50s in santa rosa. san jose at 60. over the north bay, rain is falling, slowly working its way into the central bay and then to the south bay by late afternoon. i think scattered shower activity on the evening drive and i'll show that you in just a moment. these numbers right here a little bit cooler than yesterday way lot of cloud cover outside at this hour. you can see northern california seeing this rain. into lake county, it start earlier this morning. moved into sonoma county and fairly widespread at this point in areas from cheer lake down through st. helena. areas over petaluma, st. helen aan as we get close he go to the central bay, mainly dry. a little bit off the coastline here. if we go east, we have a little bit over areas near antioch and perhaps mount diablo. as we shift so

two rivals f square off firstac ple in the division.his is going to be time these two teams have faced off on thanksgiving. tonight colt mccoy is going to be starting quarterback. he has some history with that. >> if you'll remember, 2014, he led the skins to a victory. this was ae hug upset. he also knows ts is going to be a different cowboys team. cooys a few after weeks ago whe played them and watched them again this week, they've got two ge wins on the road. their defense is playing at a really high level. you just don't s a whole lot of guys running open against them. >> so he hasxperience in this department. he knows what's at stake here. really hoping the bur gold can keep the lead, stay number one in thgadivision. th kickins off at 4:30 and it's going to be big. we're going to ve a lot of issues at my house. the kids are going to want to eat dinner in front of the tv. >> give them a little room. >> 4:30 is my second plate. >> really? that's early. >> if i didn't have to work, that would be us. we're going to hope to eat around 4

arpyou able to reunite ple? >> we are.hough i don't have that specific number in front of me, but we have been able to find people and make sure that th were accounted for and reunite them, and that is a really ufsitive thing. >> woo and do you have enough help, do you have enough to your office and adjacent sheriff's officeo the work that you need to get done? >> well, certainly my office is not big enough to take this own. it's unprecedented, given what we're dealing with at this poin we're pace to be the most deadliest fire in the history of california. so i've reacuthedthrough the california law enforcement system and as a result, i have law enforcement officers, search and rescue members, coroners spams, a whole host of ialties and disciplines that have come throughout california to assist me. >> woodruff: sheriff kory honea dealing with whaounds like an almost unsurmountable job, but you're certainly outting the help you need and we wishhe very best. thank you. >> thank you, i appreciate it. >> woodruff: in the day's

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. >> and we still don't know for xexam ple from the las vegas shooting where some of the victims had survived and now they did not make it through the thousand oaks' shooting. there are families now who are planning funerals this weekend. there because a vigil last night, and tell us more about the people whose lives were senselessly taken, and many of them teenagers. >> a few teenagers, chris. a couple of 18-year-olds, and most of the victims were in the early to mid-20s and some still in college, and some recent graduates with their whole lives in front of them, and looking forward to enjoying their lives, and this is what they were doing wednesday night when this alleged shooter came into the building and in some of the survivor descriptions of what happened, because it happened so suddenly, the young man who was outside of the bar serving as a bouncer was the first victim. we have learned some of the survivors then that the shooter went into the building and made a right turn and then shot at an employee and there, the young lady working behind the cash j register, and forgive th

. >> what are the dangers and eochallenges of the ple who treat the internet like it's a cash register? >> the dangr with the internet, of course, is we have this scale of engagement now. so people who a entering that space just trying to get people's money and do nothing else with them aren't getting as r as they should bese the big shift in fund-raising, in particular, is we need to stop seeing people as donors and start seeing them as owners. what i mean by that is we need to stop seeing people in this very old-power way, that their job is simply to give us money so we can solve problems. and we need to say tos oursel how do we mobilize these people who want to help to do more thhe simply give money, but to give their time, to gi their voice, to give their eas. and i think that's the big shift we're seeing with giving tuesday and across the sector. >> woodruff: "that moment when" debuts on facebook watch every tuesday at 3:00 p.m. and that's the newshour for tonight. i'm judy woodruff. join us online and again here tomorrow evening. for all of us at the pbs newshour, thank you and s