. >> shining city on a hill. okay. well, you know, that, we should be as a city on a hill and your light should not be hid. i've actually been in churches where ministers have said, as our lord said, we are a shining city on a hill. our lord didn't, president reagan did. and so -- swear to god. so i -- i never met president reagan, it's one of my great regrets. i did get to know mrs. reagan a little bit. she's the only woman i know at lunch would eat a third of a cobb salad. you felt huge next to her. and i said -- it was always terrible because she knew more gossip about the obamas than i did. it was like, i don't know, ma'am, yes, it's terrible, whatever. so we're talking once and i said, you know, i just noticed president reagan coined -- has had such has had such an effect on our language. some people think jesus said. she looked up at me without effect, that's the thing

. >>> police are investigating a threat found at diablo valley college in pleasant hill. they told the students baseball the anonymous threat through an alert yesterday. graffiti with a threatening restaurant was found in the humanities building and in the library. classes will be in session today t students can expect to see more officers on campus. there will it be counselors available to students through next week. >>> and menlo park, they're investigating a possible homicide. investigators were called to a home, where they found a body of a woman. police are not saying how she died, they say there is a suspect in custody. they haven't given us any information about the victim or the suspect. >>> san francisco police are continuing to look for the driver responsible for a deadly hit and run. they've identified the victim as a 58-year-old collins of san francisco. she was hit as she crossed bush lower hill neighborhood early t where she later died. they released surveillance video taken from a nearby building. the car went slowly up a hill. the driver gets out, appears t

and just alabama. >> oh, a little hill. >> it was a little hill but a big crashof he wasn't able to get set back up. even though he's laughing here. >> that's a hurt laugh. >> that's a broken ankle laugh. >> oh. >> as he came down, he described that his foot smacked on the rear bumper of the sled. >> you know any time it is just open and nice ready to go. >> he had plenty to ice it with. >> this is true. >> similar looking scenario here for william. he's working up to do something big. >> i'm nervous now. >> he's taking it slow. >> for now. >> i was just about to celebrate that one. he caught some air. he went wa, wa. >> he had it, man. >> he did. he kind of has it. hard to tell what caused him to go off. the sled goesling. he had it until he didn't. >> she's capturing the couple's special moment. >> she realizes something is not adding up. sfx: tsfx: feet shufflingc life can change in an instant. be covered when it does... choosing the best plan for you. through covered calipert help and all of our plans include free preventive care. financial help is available,

there are two men looking at the moon from a hill. i chose this place because the landscape is just as hilly and we can see trees olive trees which are typical for this area. but if you want to see these pictures you'll have to find them first they're often exhibit in so to speak in the middle of nowhere come bounding wants to create a new appreciation for art and he's very playful that's why he deliberately chose to paint a man as a maid asleep near a highway was. i'm interested in the relationship between the band in space on the one hand and work of art an incredibly valuable object on the other. it's taking the work out of its context from a museum that protects and perpetuates it to somewhere with a completely opposite character that's what interests me. with me. like a painter throughout the ages of i'm doing now also works on commission last night he painted five work in the derelict former palace of culture encampments in eastern germany the works included a copy of. the swans are up of the sea of fog and work by god to go. st

thanksgiving and to the important place of them in political speeches, reagan is calling us a city on the hill because the puritans called us a city on a hill because the picture glimpse came here and so forth. how do we get from one place to the next? the way we get there is through the work of history. so what we're going to be looking at today is after the united states becomes an independent nation, what happens to the development of historical writing that is how does historical writing take off, how does it focus on certain national narrative, where do they develop and what happens to maintain them and really to disseminate them to a wide population, ok. we talked last time, we talked before about ernest ranon, about collective memory, that nations have temporal depth, this idea of part of what makes a nation a nation is the idea of shared memories. part of those shared memories is forgetting other memories, forgetting other aspects of history in order to cohere around a kind of story. we talked about this whole part of collective memory and the relation to nationalism. here today we're

. >> on a hill. okay. well, you know that is from sermon on the mount, and you shall be a city on the hill and your light shall not be hit. so i have been actually in churches where ministers have said as our lord said, we are a shining city on a hill. our lord didn't. president reagan did. and so -- i swear to god. and so i never met president reagan and one of my great regrets, but i did have lunch with mrs. reagan and the only woman i know who ate one-third of a cobb salad. it was huge next to her. it is terrible because she knew more gossip about the obamas than i did, and i don't know, ma'am. and he had a terrible, whatever. and so we were talking about that and i said, i just noticed that president reagan coin and has had such an effect on the language and the national identity and i said people actually think that jesus said that we live on the shining city. and she looked up and said, that is just the thing that ronnie would do. >> what a great note to end on. >>> sunday on q&a. >> we're on the floo

seventy five as a crystal ran the architect who designed supports cathedral built an observatory on a hill in the south part of the park bench. the building was commissioned by king charles the first in order that the tables showing the movements of the celestial bodies and the positions of the fixed stars might be corrected with the greatest possible care and accuracy the aim being to determine lines of wrong but you did see and thus to perfect the art of navigation . the problem at the time lane fixing the precise position of a ship in the vast expanses of the ocean say listen been able to work out the degree of latitude ever since antiquity is simply measure the angle between the sun in the horizon but what if the horizon was moving up and down the sun was obscured by clouds and how above all to the degree of long beach would be to tell. they exactly knowledge of the. thems it was thought to provide a solution to the longet huge problem. the first astronomer to end a service for the king in the navy was john flamsteed night after night for more than forty years he studied the stars in t

. >> greg: i fell down the side of a hill. we had a holiday party at a restaurant in pennsylvania.t out to sneak a cigarette and i found a door i thought was a weird door and i opened it up and i rolled down the hill and it was a very muddy. i ended up in a pile of bushes. i had all this green stuff on me. i had rubbed off the shrubs and i had to climb up the side of the hill back up to get into the restaurant. i showed up and i was covered in mud. >> dana: they were like what happened to you? >> greg: yeah, i fell down a hill. this is what happens when they wouldn't let you smoke and buildings. >> juan: dan fogelberg, didn't he do that song about on christmas, you show up in the signum -- show up in the supermarket. >> kennedy: yeah. he has since passed. god rest his soul. >> juan: this year? >> kennedy: i don't know. >> greg: believe it or not we are actually sober. up next, is there one thing we each constantly lose? probably our minds. hey. i heard you're moving into a new apartment. yeah, it's pretty stressful. this music is supposed to relax me, though. ♪ maybe you'd mellow o

a city on a hill cannot be hidden. neither do people light a lamp and put it under a bowl. instead they put it on it stand it it gives light to everyone in the house . in the same way let your light shine before men that they may see your good deeds and praise your father in heaven. the gospel of the lord. your head prayer is. almighty god. of all comfort console us of all light strengthen us of all love inspire us. to love you and to love those you send our way. men. well b.c. . it is a tremendous honor to follow these speakers and especially someone who might mar so much our forty third president sir your father always welcomed by visits and never made me feel rushed and always said thank you for coming never made me feel like i was going on too long your mother. i usually said good sermon too long. i got your email. you're a lot like your mother. ladies and gentlemen. children of god but when death comes as it does to us all a life is changed not ended. and the way we live our lives the decisions we make the service we render matter. they matter to our fellow human being

went down a hill, over a service road, and down another hill." >> devastating. stating. >> reporter: this man was one of several coaches and parents who raced over 100 miles to arkansas children's hospital in little rock. >> this was a huge thing for the boys. they practiced for the last six weeks, and they were super excited. so it just -- a bad thing. >> reporter: cbs news, little authorits in cta rica rme if a body they discovered is missing american woman carla stefaniak. the body was discovered near a rental property where she was visiting to celebrate her 36th birthday. her sister-in-law was traveling with her but left early. stefani stefaniak's family lost contact with her on november 27th, the night before she was scheduled to return to her home near miami. >>> a private forensic examination indicates a black man killed by alabama police at a mall was shot three times in the back side of his body. the officer apparently mistook e.j. bradford for the shooter when someone opened fire thanksgiving night. authorities won't release officer body cam video or ot

gusts but mainly a hill event through tuesday morning. pressure keeps us dry and cool as well. there is a tweak in the high and that is why the winds rush from the northeast through the next 48 hours. but that high is still strong and with the stable atmosphere over night lows get really cold. not today because of the winds. not tomorrow night. but wednesday and thursday it will get chilly with temperatures in the 20s in some places on thursday morning. the beautiful golden gate bridge. no fog. just a stunning evening with perfect air quality. the winds do that. you know? tomorrow if you go out to ocean beach, look to the west, you will see it. the visibilities, this is the day tomorrow, i have done this, go up to, you know, this shows nothing, you can go up hike, drive, you will see the sierra nevada and sometimes mount shasta. amazing distance. over 200 miles. here is the 5-day forecast. is it the 5-day forecast? no. that is the new year's eve forecast. >> we will take it. >> there is the 5-day forecast. yeah. it will be a stunning day

look at how much of the hill they've used. aof these kids getting involved. >> you don't want to go off that danger hill. you hit the fence and you're a-okay. that's what some of us woke up to. how about the conditions?s. clear sk it will continue to be on the cold side. below freezing quickly. and36, gaithersburg. 37 in manassas. the temperatures will fall very, very quickly. the winds will start to subside. and clearing 60s. we had some clouds earlier. night.oes mean a cold for many of you in our southern zones, it will be more of a mess. we're talking about the teens and 20s. and for most of us, it is about the cold. you want to reach for the large latte wednesday and thursday. you know it will get colder around here. notice freeway, down to a medium. with thear up, right now, this is what you can expect. in washington, 31 in annapolis. the gloves, the scarv and the hat as well. if you're in red, this includes stafford, king george, parts of calvert county. knew see something wet, you wan to treat it asck bla ice. 94 -- we go

by tomorrow, at 4:30, it's a hill b little bit of a break, 16 foot waves on average. then on wednesday you can see it pop back up, 20-plus foot waves. by thursday, a much more ms. able -- noticeable difference. >>> this wet weather is wreaking havoc in marin county. a tree fell over the road in panoramic highway. the driver of a bus tried to squeeze underneath that tree, that's when the bus got stuck. there was a passenger on board, thankfully no one was hurt. problems in the east bay as well at lafayette at st. mary's road and camino colorado. the road was closed for a few hours to get that tree out of the way. no damage to cars or homes. >>> we're learning more about a police officer shooting. he apparently shot himself. the officer, who is with the oakland police force and was off duty at the didn't have any one with him. >>> detectives were able to recover thousands of items stolen from san jose retail stores. the thieves were running betsy fashions. police recovered more than $400,000 of stolen items, including 700 michael kors jackets. these are the suspects the

a path forward? >> reporter: shutdown ficials back and forth on capitol hill last-minute maneuvering aimed at a breakthrough. >> it's up to the democrats whether or not we have a shutdown. >> reporter: president trump today insisting the democrats now own it. what do you make of the president's assessment that stopping a shutdown is in the hands of your party? >> i don't think the american people's memory is that short. >> i'll be proud to shutdown the government. i'll be the one to shut it down. e yofor it. i will take the responsibility for shutting down. >> any effort on his part to blame the democrats will be such [ bleep ]. >> reporter: what will a partial shutdown mean for you? only about a quarter of the government will be affected so you'll still get your mail through the post office and a tsa screening at the airport, although those offirsworking without museums and national zoo will stay open after the first and after that a dozen agencies will go dark and three quarters of a million federal employees will have to work for free or see their paychecks delayed. >> it shouldn't be that i have to worr

, this leaves george mcmurtry a captain in charge of what is left of the second battalion on the right. now we know that whittlesy is moving over this hill and we know the 368th isn't catching up with him on the left, now the second battalion begins to take artillery fire and the germans are driving a wedge in between the first and second battalion and without orders to do so, george mcmurtry pulls the second battalion back. now we have a hole on the left and the right. the red lines show where the second battalion got and fell back to. the red lines on the left show where the 368th should have been but where they were number three. number one, the purple box, is whittlesy's command. they are stranded out on the north slope of a lonely hillside called loenmoor. there is about 400 men. they set up a hollow square and dig in thinking the flanks will catch up with them. for the next 48 hours whittlesy is stranded out on the hillside and this becomes known as the small pocket. this is the first time they are trapped and whittlesy learns a couple of things. one, breaking liaison on his flanks cannot happen again and, two, he's parked on the n

taking a loo here in oxon hill, we had all lanes blocked because of a crashve igation. that has just cleared out of the way. we don't have to worry about that one anymore. new problem, arlington south between 23rd and 39 they're sort of paralleling 395. lalos areed there because of a water main break. right now not causing any big impact. if they don't get this cleared up, it could be aem proor the morning commute. looks like they may not get it cleared until 3:00 p.m. we'll look into that one. oute loop branch gw parkway, a broken down tractor-trailer. eun? >> melissa, thank you. the countdown h begun to a we gman's being opened. you might not see it when it's. do we'll explain the project next on "news 4 today." 6 this is charlie not coughing because he took delsym 12-hour. and this is charlie stilnot coughing while trying his hardest not to wake zeus. delsym 12-hour. nothing lasts longer for powerful cough relief. . >>> you're watchingy. "news 4 to >>> welcome back at 4:23. construction has begun on a new community in upper northwest d.c. the center piece of the neig

him to shut down the government in order to fight to build this wall. >> you mentioned that phrase a hillo die on. the question here the president calling it a wall initially and now daul calling it a fence. how critical is this particular matter for this president whose political base demands that he make progress on that front? >> well, for trump he believes it's everything because this was the biggest part of his campaign. this was what he talked about, the entire campaign. when he goes on the road campaigning, he also talks about building this wall and how important it is for the country to build a wall. i think with his work experience in construction, he thinks this will be his signature piece of accomplishment that he can talk about. but he was very clear that mexico was going to pay for it. that was sort of the big part of the speech that they were going to build this wall. this was going to prevent all this unwanted immigration from coming in and that it would be completely paid for by mexico. the mexican government, of course, laughed off this idea and had been very adamant that

a hill somewhere in pakistan. you'll be told what to do so in. one of the key innovations of the islamic state was its platform the videos that they have upgraded to a much much more different level of sophistication of quality. in effect a certain entertainment driven hollywoodized video games the kind of approach which we hadn't seen. recently pacifically when it comes to the group from the western world i think it was kind of a perfect storm of the manner in which an entity like the islamic state spoke was very fishy. and they spoke directly to them there's many many videos by isis saying to these communities you know what kinds of lives are you need even there are you happy that wanted to come here what did you do that you would. love it enough it. would be clearly these people keep they speak to one the realty is they speak to a sense of identities and development they speak to them in connecting it with the . it is of discrimination that they're going through. do i think there are a lot of issues conflated here so so the first is this idea t

hoping that i would find her sitting there on the floor reading the book. >> the path led up a hill pastnded back down it a horrific scene. noda was almost unrecognizable. >> there were these massive walls of debris of these houses toppled over boats. anything you could imagine. i mean, metal, electric poles bent as if someone came through and just dunk. >> he knew georgia's place was on a hill. if she had gone there before the tsunami hit, she would be all right. but when he got there. >> no sign she was there. everything was still left exactly the way we had left it from the previous morning when we both went to work. >> as he went back outside zach could see down into the center of town. that's where georgia's office was, where she was when the earthquake hit. and what he saw chilled him to the bone. >> what i could see of the central part of the village that was so destroyed, in my mind i could not see how -- >> nobody survived in that city building? >> well, yeah. >> shaking that from his mind, zach thought georgia might have gone to help out at one of the three schools where she ta

for a skier during a world cup event norway's yard will magnus' blame the organizers for not properly cleaning off the track of an avalanche of ice and snow hit the competition hill before you jump it's a fit here leaving him in forty six place ending rebus hopes of clinching a fourth world cup when he set out of the cross-country part of the competition allowing double olympic champion you're going to get robach to seal his fourth world cup. and that's all the sport we have for you for now we'll have another update for you again later that's it for the news hour on al-jazeera but i'm back in just a moment with much more off the day's news coming your way see you in a minute thanks for watching. just. call the muslim which is saying has now been held in pretrial detention for two years what is his crime. why hasn't he been tried yet why hasn't justice been applied in this case is he detained because he's a journalist as journalism become a crime have moles become a tool to silence wars of truth we will continue i news coverage with professionalism and impartiality our work will remain credible and accurate but journalism is not a crime incarcerating journalists i

general macour their summons a immediating of leads. we have to take the hill. one officer says, how are we going do it? we're going to go from -- frontal attacks and a young captain says i've been on the hill two days, run you questioning do ask me my opinion? he's awesome. he jibe thursday vivid detail i thought i would be fired or court-martials because i was speak out of turn, macarthur is likeout got a beggar idea in you have to credit macarthur for asking his captain and his boss, what do you think? and captain norris says, will lead 100 men around the flank, you guy does your frontal attack the germans expect. the third time and as you draw them off we'll break through the german lines and sure enough oak works like a charm. history could have been changed if norris didn't speak up and just interesting how often times people's lives are changed by somebody they work for and they're willing to listen to junior officers and junior enlisted. the line is broken. so, captain harris, kind of temped to ask -- anyway, general stroupe and harriet, this is one of th

hills. the wind is starting to pick up along the coast side. a wind advisory for the hills started at midnight until tuesday morning. it is that north bay and the east bay and south bay hills and also the bayside community from 9 a.m. this morning until 9 pm with when gusting up to 40 miles per hour at times. expect a breezy new year's eve night. we are looking at wind that is fairly light about 8 in san jose. the hills are watching wind. the temperatures outside because of the wind temperatures are, 42 in santa rosa and it is calm in livermore and 38 to start your day. is 28 in san francisco. it is cool and clear and breezy and.afternoon 58 in oakland and 55 in santa rosa. it is cool tonight with temperatures by midnight in 40 we could see cool temperatures through early morning. >>> here is a look at the extended forecast. breezy conditions with a wind advisory that is expiring and dry conditions wednesday and thursday and friday. a chance of rain moves in on the first weekend of 2019. >> there's the possibility of clouds or rain. it could be r

i want to take this thing down a hill. >> snow board scooter? >> yeah. need some powder. >> ou'reg to have to go south. >> you're going to have to go to north carolina. >> last week you were taing 20 inches. >> in western north carolina. we had the potential. we did. the cold air is in place, and theap thing is what'sning is we've got a blocking system that's going to suppress this and keep it to thsouth. high pressure moving off the ohio valley and into pennsylvania is going to keep this system south. however, that area of high pressure is going to start to weaken as this system starts to get closer t our area. it's going to be interesting. let me go ahead and show you's whoing on. you're going to walk outside and realize how chilly it is.0s teens and out there right now. d.c. the warm spots. that'son reagan natial at 34. you can see nothing on the widen this out, and this is the system. area of low pressure forming just off the coast of texas right now. look at the heavy rain coming through louisia at this point. dlot of heavy rain. pushing through tp

. >> this is a hill we should be willing to die on. >> help our president build the wall like we said. >> reporter: by midday, message received. >> the president informed us he will not sign the bill. >> reporter: so he's sending lawmakers back to the drawing board, the problem is he doesn't have the votes for what he wants. >> in terms of wall funding, that's a non-starter. >> reporter: now three options. one, the president changes his stance. unlikely. >> the president has gotten word to me that he is either getting funding for the border or he is shutting the whole thing down. >> reporter: option two, lawmakers change their stance. also, unlikely. option three, nobody changes anything. shutdown and no paycheck for hundreds of thousands of federal workers. >> don't shutdown the government, you know. we need the government. don't shut it down. >> reporter: no matter what, the president will break a campaign pledge. he said mexico would pay for a wall but now he wants taxpayers to, threatening a shutdown if congress doesn't agree. an iraq war veteran has a solution, try to raise $1 bi

. >> breaking tonight on news4, a heartbreaking tragedy in oxon hill. three children are dead after a multivehicle crash on indianhead highway. you're looking at live pictures from the scene. the highway closed ioth directions. good evening. i'm erika gonzalez. the vehiclesnt slammed each other on indian head highway at wilson bridge drive. three children were killed, two adults jured. news4's nicole jacobs just arrived on the scene. nicole what do we know? tonight? we learned >> reporter: erika, unfortunately, the deadly o dangers indian head highway have sadly and tragically suck yet again, this time children, three of them have died. you can s her behind me both directions of indian head highway are shut down as emergency crews continue to work this very intense and eensive sce scene. just beyond those emergency vehicles are theth vehicle were actually involved in this crash. again, the prince georgeme fire depart confirming three children have died. two adults wereed transpoo a trauma center. we don't know the ages of those involved in ts crash. base

the diver was helping those rescued in a cave in thailand. >>> a morgan hill mushroom grower could face tens of millions in nines for illegal dumping. a lawsuit from the santa clara office said they pumped the material into the creek. coyote creek knows into the bay. the dumping started in early 2016 and continued into 2017. the lawsuit said the company did it to save money. we reached out to the company for comment but so far we have not received one. >>> it has been a year since california legalized recreational pot. we learned the money is not materializing. >> the state wants to overtaxed. >> supporters said it could bring in a billion dollars in year. the reality is nothing close to that. what's behind the shortfall? excessive taxation and a resilient black market. >> at the and of the day what we need is a systematic comprehensive review. >> it became legal on january 1st. >>> a report claims a state-run bank for cannabis is too financially risky. that's because marijuana is still illegal under federal law that the bank would be loyable for criminal or civil liability and the pena

democrats will control the house next year and make funding a steeper hill to climb. the white house says the president is open to the short- term deal summer urging the president to veto a funding bill that doesn't have wall veto this bill. we will be there. the american people will be there they will be there to support you. >> we will see what the president decides to do it is certainly to be a big issue heading into the 2020 campaign. >>> the federal reserve is raising the interest rate to 2.25%. powell is planning rate hikes next year and there are three that were predicted in september . he said the economy remains strong, growth is slowing. >> there is one count that they move to quick and one camp thinks they move too slowly. we have 10 years of low-cost money. we created debt on the federal balance sheet. >> reporter: impractical teams -- terms, rate payers will pay more for credit card loans. there is higher interest on cds and savings account. >>> president trump is pulling troops out up syria. a video was posted on terra, the president declared victory over

landslides and that's why i'm here in chile going about five kilometers inland from the coast up a hill the authorities are saying that nobody should be along that coastline tonight in the dock in case another wife hits under thomas out is there a chill down in the knees here already we spoke to david rothery a professor of planetary sciences that the open university and he explains how the instability be know the surface may be to blame for the tsunami death or it wasn't caused by a big earthquake which is the usual cause the tsunamis that we think of it connects we're going to neisha it was related to a collapse under water of the island cracker time the trouble this is broken it collapses and not directly related to a particular eruption which is happening servicemen are not crack a time that's been erupting off and on all year and into several years prior to this and it's quite spectacular you can see the red hot lava coming out sometimes but that wasn't especially ruction that happened which caused this landslide what happened was as a as the island has grown up with enough it's bu

a hill somewhere in pakistan. you told one. in. one of the key innovations of the islamic state was its platform their videos that they have upgraded to a much much more different level of sophistication of quality. in effect a certain entertainment driven hollywoodized video games kind of approach which we hadn't seen. before is that in the pacific we when it comes to the group from the western world i think it was kind of a perfect storm of the manner in which an entity like the islamic state spoke was very fishy. and they spoke directly to that there's many many videos by isis saying to these communities you know what kinds of lives are you need even there are you happy that wanted to come here why don't you do that. at a community meeting monday for a call for us we have enough air for me let me clearly if you can keep they speak to on the remember things they speak to a sense of identities and development they speak to them in connecting it with the realities of discrimination that they're going through. do i think there are a

yes for less. >>> welcome back, new this morning, police are investigating a threatmade diab pleasant hill. ehe's harrington ishe -- ehe's harrington is there with what's being done. >> -- elissa harrington is there with what's being done. >> reporter: a safety advisory was sent throughout the community last night. graffiti was found inside of the men's bathroom and the library, they don't know who made that threat. the dcc will be remaining open today. there will be increased security and counselors will be made available for any students who have concerns or who are having anxiety about this incident. school officials are asking students to remain advantage plant, to be aware of your surroundings and make sure to call authorities if you notice anything suspicious. live in pleasant hill, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> the time is now 5:45, another test flight for virgin gallactic and spaceship 2. if anything goes as planned, if the flight for this spaceship 2 will be the highest yet. the pilots will reach space for the first time. >>> the flight will take off from the company's facilities at mojave

landslides and that's why i'm here in chile going about five kilometers inland from the coast up a hill the authorities are saying that nobody should be along that coastline tonight in the dark in case another wave hits the u.s. president has announced he'll be replacing his defense secretary james mattis two months earlier than expected mattis resigned on thursday after disagreeing with the president's foreign policy of withdrawing troops from syria the deputy secretary of defense patrick shanahan is now due to assume the row at the start of twenty nineteen. sudanese police have reportedly fired tear gas to disperse protesters thousands of taking to the streets across the country on the fifth consecutive day of demonstrations over rising food and fuel prices and countries doctors say they'll go on an indefinite strike in the first of a series of work stoppages at papers for the democratic republic of congo's long awaited presidential election have arrived in the capital kinshasa up to four million papers were due by saturday to replace those destroyed by fire last week the blaze also d

you live down a hill. she is a superstar.at for me. it just shows that she listens. she's brave and she's confident which is good. but i didn't think she'd do it. kaitlyn's mum has fibromyalgia and is in constant pain. she can have up to a0 seizures a week so they made sure their little girl knew what to do. we practised with her on a pretend phone, with kaitlyn. a dog and a kitten, 0k. when mummy was really poorly, what did you do? can you show me? i called 999, green button. it's never too young to teach them. it's just showing them three little buttons and pressing the green one. make a game of it like we did. she saved charlene's life. if she hadn't have been there and done that, she might not be sat here today. and, yeah. the former first lady michelle 0bama's memoir becoming has become the best—selling book released this year in the usjust 15 days after publication. in it, mrs 0bama reveals the difficulties in her marriage and criticises president trump, writing that she can never forgive him for suggesting that her hus

talked about improving on the sermon on the mound as only ronald reagan could do, making a city upon a hillo a shining city on the hill, talking about the free trade and the idea that after adam smith a competition created more wealth, created more liberty. you can argue that all you want but at least that's a principled view. i would disagree with the phrase political symbolism. the wall in donald trump's land, trump land is not a symbol, it's the whole damn thing. it's the embodiment of the politics of fear over the politics of hope. if he gives up the wall he's basically admitting that the whole thing was a fraud. i think the whole thing was a fraud. but he's not going to admit that. and the people and you and i know them, you and i are related to them, they tend to be in more rural, more southern, more western places, but not all. they believe that caravans are coming, because they are told that. they believe that immigrants, illegal immigrants are on crime sprees because that's what they've been told and they have been told that this wall will fix america, it will keep these people who

i'm here in chile going about five kilometers inland from the coast up a hill the authorities are saying that nobody should be along that coastline tonight in the dark in case another wave hits andrew thomas out as there are children in asia well because there was no warning of the approaching tsunami and sydney's us president says he's considering installing new detection systems. that done. that i've ordered a check of all the tsunami detection equipment and the replacement of broken ones i think in the new budget year of twenty nineteen early january over the replacement of broken equipment or old ones which can no longer be used james goff is a professor of tsunami research at the university of new south wales in australia he says there is often little or no warning for these types of tsunamis. but it's actually not that unusual the problem is we tend not to focus so much on those because the warning systems the set up the larger earthquake generated tsunamis but there are quite often little bits of the sort of volcanoes falling off and generating small tsunamis is just that invariab

lady this is a hill the decision to buy guns and an unusual sight at a popular comedy club in delhi the other country maybe even work on them from our t.v. shows so when this is the end of the mumbling enough to know condoms is a woman talking topics usually considered like buying condoms i didn't get this is the way all these places are going we. were. going to they were going to say. my brother and i close but not that good. jokes about six marriage love masculinity and had spent calling out six of them and gender biases in the process she's well known in india's comedy circuit largely a boys' club the dissuades women from joining in it's a tough profession because you travel you're alone you're in front of drunk people . there's a barrier of exact didn't we just getting better no word and also you know we women get so much attention just walking on the road who wants to put it up on stage and i actually do wonder tention weird thought from childhood to not draw attention to ourselves so it's very hard to get over that mindset. i think you've got a fairly decent crowd and those hurdle

or we can choose to to be on the side of america as a city on a hill. why do we call america a city on a hill? because everyone can see it. and a city on a hill does not do its business through the dark money sewers that run under the city. it does its business in the plain market space and open spaces of that city and that, mr. president, is what we should be for. i ask, finally, that a report on this issue by a terrific bipartisan group called issue one be included as a third appendment to my remarks. i yield the floor to the senator from michigan. the presiding officer: the senator from michigan. mr. peters: i rise today to overturn the treasury rule that will allow even more dark money into our political process. this action by the -- it allows big corporations to inappropriately influence elections by contributing to outside groups in secret. it amounts to unlimited corporate political spending effectively silencing the voices of every day voters. under this president, the internal revenue service is looking out for wealthy donors rather than hardwo

the time is now for 50 4 am, still no sign of 60 stolen goats from a ranch in morgan hill. the owner says a family business is at stake. ktvu shows us how the goat thieves broke into the ranch and what their motive may have been. >>> this is highway 101. no goats inside. whoever took them plans to start their own business or slaughter them for meat. >> we visited a butcher if he came across them or if he had any leads. >> reporter: the goats are considered part of the family and priceless. >> a lot of these were bottle fed. my daughter and i would go on saturdays and sundays and feed the goats. >> this is the chewy. >> reporter: they are hoping someone may have spotted the thieves as they took off. all they want are their goth back. >> it hurts. and my son, a three-year-old,  he loved all of these guys. >>> still ahead for you, a south bay apartment building hit by not one but two cars during the night. coming up, what the people living inside the home said about a really close call just a couple of hours ago. >>> today is national pearl harbor remembrance day. we'll tell

top a hill somewhere in pakistan. he'll be. lucky to be the son of one of the key innovations of the islamic state was its platform the videos that they have upgraded to a much much more different level of sophistication of quality. in effect a certain entertainment driven hollywoodized video games kind of approach which we hadn't seen. lisa too much pacifically when it comes to the group from the western world i think it was kind of a perfect storm of the manner in which an entity like the islamic state spoke was very fishy. and they spoke directly to them there's many many videos by isis saying to these communities you know what kinds of lives are you need leaving there are you happy that want to come here what did you do that you will get some sort of a look at me what it was among people who love it enough it. may be clearly if you keep they speak to one the realty is they speak to a sense of identities and development they speak to them in connecting it with the realities of discrimination that they're going through. do i t

a world cup event norway's yacht all mug. blamed organizers for not properly cleaning off the track of an avalanche of ice and snow hit the competition hill before you jump is a fit here leaving him in forty sixth place in the hopes of clinching a fourth world cup when he set out of the cross country part of the competition allowing double olympic champion you're going to get robach to seal his first three world cup win. and we'll leave it there for now most for coming up again later back to you lauren in london thank you thank you very much indeed catch up anytime with the last story is on our website that is dot com and you can many of you watch us online anyway but you can also watch us on line a clicking on the live like on a set from a first news hour i'll be back in a minute with another foreign affairs news i found. a policy imposed decades ago pregnant woman part that she could selectively goods and how many boards changing demographics across asia with far reaching consequences are creating a pool of socially disadvantaged young men so you have this system where people at every level will be get being given money money to agree t

landslides and that's why i'm here in chile going about five kilometers inland from the coast up a hill the authorities are saying that nobody should be along that coastline tonight in the dock in case another wife gets. the u.s. president has announced he'll be replacing his defense secretary james mattis two months earlier than expected mattis resigned on thursday after disagreeing with the president's foreign policy of withdrawing troops from syria the deputy secretary of defense patrick shanahan is now due to assume the role at the start of twenty nineteen. sudanese police are reportedly fired tear gas to disperse protesters thousands of taking to the streets across the country on the fifth consecutive day of demonstrations rising food and fuel prices the country's doctors say they'll go on an indefinite strike. papers for the democratic republic of congo's long awaited presidential election arrives in the capital kinshasa up to four million papers were due by saturday to replace those destroyed by a fire last week the base also damaged more than eight thousand voting machines the p

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and here is an update on the negotiations from a capitol hill reporter. wasson is with us and he is a congressional reporter with bloomberg news. now that the president has signed the two week extension of government funding, not much time left. december 21 of for the house and senate have to figure out how to result their different since and avoid a shutdown -- their differences and avoid a shutdown. trump'sson: president demand for border wall funding is one of the biggest differences. at $5mand is sitting now million for the current fiscal year. congressional republicans are trying to talk him down to $2.5 million this year and $2.5 million next year. chuck schumer has rejected that. all eyes are on tuesday when nancy pelosi and chuck schumer will sit down with the president to try to come up with a deal. congressional lawmakers are hoping to have a deal this week hammered out in principle and use the following week to pass it through the house and senate or to miss at christmas time deadline. host: how much room does each side have to give? nancy pelos

a possible deal. we saw criminal justice reform bills get some real actionek ths n capitol hill. the theater, is this a president who could be pretty transactional next year or not? >> oh, i think if he's ae to be, almost definitely. as we know, he tends to treat everything a a if it'sn open-ended negotiation. you put it very well. officeppened in the ova was theater. he got something out of it. you know, he had a base that was rather about that criminal justice reform bill going through. so he got to look tough about the wall, which is a core campaign promise. nancy pelosi got what she wanted, which was taking the fight to him. of course, they're back on the phone trying to work something out. i think he is going to do what he can to be transactional. i don't -- i think that nancy pelosi and chuck schum are going to have the leverage in that relationship, especially to jeff's point, if they stick together. so i think that while the president feels likean he extract all kinds of concessions, he's just not in a potion to get thatuch right now. witness them talking about thise stop