the first army corps crossed into antietam creek. later that night, the 12th army corps would cross over into antietam creek and the battle would begin with attacks and to the left flank of the confederate army of northern virginia. if these are two boxers, the union army is opening the battle jabs.ight wing test lee's left, knowing all the while, mcclellan wants to launch a right hook into the left blank. while these attacks are underway with the confederates diverging their attention northward, mcclellan wants to send an attack across on the southern end of the field hoping a hopefully weekend confederate right flank. it is a battle fought in two phases. boneshing north of the still turnpike, the northern phase of the battle. everything south is the southern phase of the battle. it thatif we look at way, it makes more sense to discern what mcclellan's thinking was during the battle and thus it was on september 16, union forces start moving into case. -- into place. there was firm astonishing. cavalry and forces in the east woods ou

fortunately, the army corp flood study came to the city with the ability to go 7.5 miles. there is a funding strategy for the expansion. we need to resource that study, which is a major reason why we are here today. i think the port commission is looking at resilience as a port-wide responsibility. >> thank you. >> okay. public comment. any members of the public to comment on item 4? seeing none, public comment is now closed. i think we collectively when we hear about the sea wall, it puts the fear of god into everybody. mother nay turhas the last -- nature has the last word on this. i would make a motion to move to the board with positive recommendation if we can take that without objection. thank you very much. madam clerk please call item 5. resolution approving modification number one much the use and agreement between alaska airlines and the city to interpret the space into the lease agreement with an estimated rent of $20.8 million for the remainder of the lease terms to commence upon approval. president item 6 is between very genamerica with earlies due to the merge

army corps of engineers has changed the risk level of the mojave river dam from low to high urgency.he change means an extreme storm could threaten the dam sending waters into the communities of the mojave desert. an estimated 16,000 people would be affected by the flooding. the army corps of engineers says it's evaluating ways to assess the risk aheaded there's fog ba the coast tonight. we haven't seen that in a while. there's some cool water oute. temperatures are pretty chilly in the ocean. fog forms easily. you can see it in here. see the dull area right there. a little bit of fog. kind of a dense fog. you can see it walking across the bridge. kind of damp as well. been gone for a while. haven't seen it. it's back now. it will be back and forth the next couple of days. not substantial. not flowing into sacramento or oakland. it's going to hang at the coastline there. that's something different. and the nice thing about this week is we're not under any kind of real high fire danger, red flag warning, air quality kind of a thing which is good because we had a few weeks of that. wil

i tried to enlist in the army air corps in january of 1943. they said they were not taking enlistments at the time. the reason they do not, they said that is because they do not want me in the army air corps. so, i was drafted in march of 1943. so, i was, went to fort meade maryland. took my written exam, my physical, heady uniform issued. -- had a uniform issued. went to jefferson barracks, missouri, for basic training. finished my basic training at jefferson barracks, missouri. and, based on my score that i had on my written test, they put me in the army air corps. army air corps engineers. and they sent me to for belfour, virginia. -- fort balfour virginia. my mission was to go into the jungle, check out an area and building airfield. i was part of the engineer battalion. and practice out every day. i said no, this is not for me. so i applied for cadet training. there were 10 of us. nine whites and myself. two of us passed. biloxi,re, went to mississippi, for 30 days of basic training, more basic training. and finish there and went to tuskeg

tell us about them. >> jared convenes these meetings in the west wing with army corps leaders and cbp and has tried to exert more control, asking everyone to set clear goals and he wants to essentially check on progress as frequently as possible, really to try to push really, really hard to get as much of this thing built by the end of next year as possible and deliver on his father-in-law's promises. >> i'm just imagining from a practical perspective that people, many of whom are career officials, they're spent their entire careers working on these kinds of things, maybe even working on the wall in particular, maintenance of the wall, so on. suddenly jared kushner drops in. i would guess that some clashes are inevitable. >> that's right. you know, one of his ideas most recently that was -- did not go over especially well was putting a border wall cameras that would live stream construction progress, and installing them down there at construction sites so that viewers could see in real time this thing being put up. and the contractors as well as the army corps and cbp all were not par

she was enlisted, not an officer. >> she was commissioned as a lieutenant in the women's army corps. you can say name rank and serial number but in the moment, hard to pull that off when you're subject to these kinds of multiple interrogations . when she said initially i don't have to tell you anything, she was verbally threatened. the threat may not have been real because nowhere marked unlike the gestapo was knocked, did not torture american or british prisoners , with some exceptions obviously but for the most part . but people still believe this was a possibility. so gertie ultimately was pretty loquacious and did talk but she talked about thingsshe wanted to talk about . she did not provide any secrets and in fact at one point in berlin when she was asked to translate some military phrasing and when she was asked about what troops she had seen in and around luxembourg, she pointblank refused to discuss those subjects so gertie was happy to talk about her high society friends, her dinner parties, general patton will be here any day now, but she would not and did not to her credit

authorities there this time compared to their wait that you did september then merge or 2 crew sent our army corps of engineers were ready to respond and there is some rescue efforts that have been successful in these 2 collapsed buildings and from on it and also the collapsed building in the portal town of divorce. and unfortunately we have to say that the death toll has now risen to 6 people around 300 others injured are local hospitals able to cope. well hold them emergency crews. let's say crew certain and medical stuff in the country has been on high alert and the good news is that this is the most populated area of the country it's close to the capital of the because it's the 2nd biggest city of duras so there is i think enough at a hospital capacity to handle them urgency it's the 2nd quake in albania in 2 months what are experts saying i mean is there a fear that more could be coming. well aren't quakes experts say there just cannot be predicted but there is a lot of speculation there's a lot of fear and you solve it by people who are still in the streets in through on and pick up though i

the army corps of engineers is expected to finalize or start its project for at least ten years and may decide to do nothing at all. in lower manhattan, rick leventhal, fox news. jon: hundreds take to the streets of brooklyn in an angry anti-police protest. protesters also poured into subway stations last night, jumping turnstiles after a city crackdown on accusations of excessive force by police. it comes as a video appeared to show an officer punching a teenage boy at a subway station in new york city. that officer reportedly has been assigned to non-enforcement duty, pending an investigation. >>> investigations also underway into a deadly halloween night shooting that claimed the lives of five people in northern california. shots ringing out during a party at an air bnb in an up scale san francisco suburb. police also are searching for suspects as we learn more about the person who rented the place and word that air bnb is making a major change. we have more from our new york newsroom. >> police have no suspects in custody and they are getting pressure from the families of those five

the army corps of engineers, and its going up, and it's doing great. it's doing great. it should've been built years ago. that wall should've been built many years ago. never did. they never could figure it out, but i figured it out. it wasn't easy. i had 100% of the other party fighting me. 100%. do you think that's easy? and you know, we had a majority of a few people. very little. very little. we needed democrat votes, but we have 100% of the people -- and i made one mistake. i should've said, i don't want the wall. and the democrats would've absolutely insisted that i build it. i should've said that. you know, five or six years ago, they all wanted the wall. it was only when i came along and i said, we've got to build the wall now. you know, you want today but you never had the vision or the talent to get it built. so we got to build it. they said, no, we don't want the wall anymore. they said, no, no, we can have drone technology -- that's great. we've got drones flying all over the place. that's great! that great. we should have said, never build a wall. and they

army corps of engineers has changed the risk level of the mojave river dam from low to high urgency.al agency says the change means an extreme storm could threaten the dam, sending water into communities in the mojave desert. an estimated 16,000 people would be affected by flooding. the army corps of engineers says it's evaluating ways to reduce the risk ahead of this year's winter rains. >>> former president jimmy carter was up and about today back to teaching bible lessons in georgia. the 95-year-old fell and broke his pelvis two weeks ago. mr. carter was using a walker when he arrived to a baptist church in plains, georgia. he used a motorized lift chair to teach a 45-minute bible lesson. mr. carter spoke about his belief in life after death and a cancer diagnosis that resulted in the removal of part of his liver four years ago. the former president has been teaching bible lessons since he was in his teens. >>> up next in sports, baseball announces their annual gold glove as a pair of oakland as players pick up awards. we'll tell you who after the break. >>> on the 11:00 news, the

and, based on my score that i had on my written test, they put me in the army air corps. army air corps engineers. and they sent me to fort belvoir, virginia. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2019] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> my mission was to go into the jungle, check out an area and build an airfield. i was part of the engineer battalion. we used to go out and practice every day. i said no, this is not for me. so i applied for cadet raining. there were 10 of us. nine whites and myself. two of us passed. from there, went to biloxi, mississippi, for 30 days of basic training, more basic raining. and finish there and went to tuskegee and the rest is history. jerry: that is pretty good stuff. a lot of time to do things and you start off not realizing how far you are going to go. colonel alexander, i see colonel alexander's another one of those that did some things that a lot of people wouldn't expect. i know when he started, he didn't figure he wo

army corps of engineers says the dam could fail in an extreme threaten 300,000 people.ial say while an extreme storm is unlikely they need to be prepared if one hits. the army corps of engineers says they are eval wait the rising to reduce it ahead of the rain. >>> it's 5:47. wet get you where you need to go. sal is watching the commute. sal. >>> yeah. we have a lot of people on the road you know. maybe a little more -- easy for me to say well rested is what i was trying to get at. let's look at what we have with the tracy commute a lot of slow traffic coming up to the tracy triangle. and that's on 580 from corral hollow and 205 getting well into tracy. it is better by the time you reach livermore. there's slowing on 682 dublin and great mall parkway right near the great wall parkway on great mall a crash in milpitas area. so be careful about that. that is look at 78808 at -- 808 add oakland. macarthur maze is slow and when you get to the toll plaza slow traffic coming up to the l and everybody. keeping an eye on your weather this morning. >>> high pressure is in cell a

the army corps of engineers. we are also confronting the deadly menace of sanctuary cities, which released dangerous criminal aliens into your neighborhoods, school zones, and city streets. republicans believe our cities should be sanctuaries for law-abiding americans, not criminal aliens. [cheering and applause] and republicans will always stand with the heroes of i.c.e. border patrol and law enforcement. [cheering and applause] in the last administration, vile slanders of our police went unanswered and unchallenged. now we are once again condemning antipolice bias and giving our officers the respect that they so rightly deserve. if you want to show your love and support for american law enforcement, and just plain success of your state and your country, then vote early for eddie rispone. democrats are becoming more extreme by the day. the democrat-planned government takeover of health care would demolish your medicare. i will always protect medicare for our nation's seniors. we will always protect patients with

the army corps of engineers. [cheers and applause] pres.mp: we are also confronting the deadly menace of sanctuary cities, which release dangerous criminal aliens into your neighborhoods, school zones, and city streets. republicans believe our cities should be sanctuaries for law-abiding americans, not criminal aliens. [cheers and applause] and republicans will always stand with the heroes of ice, border patrol, and law enforcement. [cheers and applause] in the last administration, vile slanders of our police went unanswered and unchallenged. now we are once again condemning anti-police bias and giving our officers the respect that they so rightly deserve. [cheers and applause] pres. trump: if you want to show your love and support for american law enforcement and just plain success of your state and your country, then vote early for eddie rispone. democrats are becoming more extreme by the day. the democrats' planned government takeover of health care would demolish your medicare. i will always protect medicare for our nation's seniors. we

the army corps of engineer says the dam could fail in the next extreme storm and threaten 300,000 people. an experienced storm is unlikely to occur but there is a possibility they may be prepared for it. they say it is the evaluation of the tradition of the risk going on. >>> we are watching the early morning commute, how is it looking? >> it looks all right and it is a nice drive, not seeing anything on the roads yet. as we look at 580 and 205 it is slow traffic approaching the altamonte pass. it is within the realm of normal and this is what we expect at this time of the morning. driving over to livermore. once you get to livermore it looks better. there has been no major issues on interstate 880 in oakland and at the bay bridge we get a little bit of a crowd coming up to the bay bridge toll plaza.>>> good morning, we are doing okay this morning as well for weather. we have seen relative humidity rise. every project did by high pressure. this is basically going to keep us warm and cloud free over the next couple of days however, this morning we've seen a return of onshore flow and that

army corps of engineers and senior u.s.toms and border protection officials reportedly object to the cameras. they say cameras would show u.s. work crews violating mexican sovereignty when they sometimes must move vehicles and heavy equipment across the border. >>> still to come, challenging rivals. pilots fight high winds in new orleans as they try to land safely. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ good lunch? amazin'! toyota. let's go places. in so many ways. which cage free eggs taste fresher and more delicious? only eggland's best. which organic eggs have more vitamins and less saturated fat? only eggland's best. better taste, better nutrition, better eggs. >>> here's a look at the forecast in some cities around the country. ♪ >>> gusty winds led to bumpy rides for planes landing in new orleans. passenger planes were seen struggling. the winds were part of an extreme cold front that hit the region yesterday. fortunately no serious problems were reported. >>> on the cbs "money watch," disney's new streaming service has a bumpy start, and faceboo

can you please by the women's army corps on taking this grooming and feminine greenies is one of the 1st lessons learned by the recruits. there were demands that require of her perfect physical health or stamina. i'm sure you've all heard the saying there's a right way a wrong way and the army way. i am. sorry that i'm the man. caught it saying. that there was a. model but. it. was tacked on $50.00 with the found helicopter hanging on your every word it doesn't matter with your own man or woman only that you and. the time. i am. on the 500 posts stop 2nd guess yourself it's a lot of work it's time to take yes. there was a waiting list for the navy over a year and i knew i didn't wait that long so i had a friend to me about the coast guard and i went to the coast guard and they said that they could get me in within a month so. i said ok. i tried college and. i had. a good job but as a married and an east texas i bought my own little house and the military was something i always found until i come from the family i was always taught that every citizen's duty to join the military if you

casting that is in the vehicle itself is going to rise everyone is fighting for orders for the brick army corps have an advantage it's harder for the smaller casting works we think the market will consolidate in the next few years. the big fear here is that there could be job losses as there well after the fall of the wool the car industry employs some 40000 people in saxony alone the mood is more upbeat at the largest employer here especially in the i.t. department which is looking for new recruits as technology advances so driving cars could become commonplace. michelle said his son is doing his training here. i will play a huge role in the future and my son can be part of it that makes me proud so cars have a bright future will along with environmental protection yes it moved through. despite not being a very environmentally friendly process the production of electric vehicles is government subsidized and its hope they'll improve equity in cities still grappling with the fallout of the diesel emissions scandal v.w. has an ambitious target. one percent at the moment. the clear goal we've set

and in tomorrow's "profiles in service," they were the only all-black women's army corps battalion deployedeas in world war ii. highway their work proved essential to victory. can't wait to see that story, too. and that is the "cbs evening news." ♪ >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >> i'm errol barnett, and we've got a lot more to tell you about this morning, including, of course, the impeachment hearings. this is just the fourth time in u.s. history that congress has considered removing a president from office. last time was when the house of representatives impeached president bill clinton. nancy cordes compares the two inquiries. >> reporter: partisan divide is certainly similar with president clinton, repubns

army corps of engineers were ready to respond and there is some rescue efforts that have been successful in these 2 collapsed buildings and from on it and also in this other collapsed building in the portal column of diverse. you're watching news still to come on our show the political stalemate between israel and the palestinians is like people in gaza living in limbo we visit one boy whose cancer diagnosis illustrates what is at stake. but 1st in the former soviet republic of georgia demonstrators have vowed to continue their protests until their demands are met they want a change to georgia's voting system which they say unfairly favors the ruling party protesters in the capital tbilisi try to block lawmakers from attending a parliamentary session today overnight riot police used water cannon to clear people from the entrances and police arrested a number of opposition figures after some violent clashes last summer the ruling dream party agreed to change the voting system but us failed to do so that's why the protesters are still out on the streets. when met one of the faces of the mo

army corps of engineers were ready to respond to some rescue efforts that have been successful in these 2 buildings in amman and and also in this building in the park looked on the doors. and news is now also coming in that bosnia has been hit by an earthquake as well the european mediterranean seismological center says the magnitude $5.00 tremor hit around 75 kilometers south of the capital sarajevo there are no immediate reports of couse casualties or structural damage. let's check in now and some other stories making news around the world hong kong's leader kerry says her government will seriously reflect on the result of an election that saw pro-democracy candidates make massive gains hong kong has been rocked by months of violent protests against beijing's rule the opposition's landslide victory is being seen as a clear projection of landes handling of the unrest. anti-government demonstrators have clashed with security forces in southern iraq throwing molotov cocktails and rocks at each other the protests started in october and have continued to escalate demonstrators are calling

and in tomorrow's "profiles in service," they were the only all-black women's army corps battalion deployed in world war ii. how their work proved essential to victory. can't wait to see that story, too. and that is the "cbs evening news." i'm norah o'donnell in washington with thanks to the jones day law firm for this incredible view >>> breaking news, air force 2 just landing in the bay area moments ago. vice president mike pence, and his wife, deplaning at moffett field some miles away from the impeachment hearing. were looking at life pictures. on his agenda? plans for the 2024 moon landing. the vice president is expected to speak with 200 nasa workers and how they will make that lunar landing a reality. earlier, he attended a trump fundraiser in carmel where he we heard he was greeted by protesters. much more on his visit coming up tonight at 11. >>> i'm sorry i did not make all the right moves. >> has first day on the job, the giants new manager is already apologizing. what happened in his past that has fans concerned. >> everything

and pulled two army cores out of the right flank, which is exactly where they stopped, these two army corps were in transit while the important -- [inaudible] on both sides were taking place but i mentioned that only that if you don't see through the implications of the technology, to which -- [inaudible] and included your emotional capacity to handle the predictable consequences, then you're going to fail. that's on the strategic side. and how you conduct diplomacy when even the testing of new weapons can be shielded so you really don't know what the other side is thinking. it's not even clear how you could reassure somebody if you wanted to. that's the topic very important to think about. and so, as you develop weapons of great capacity, and even great discrimination, how do you talk about and how do you build a -- [inaudible] -- and how do you convince them. i mean, the weapons in a way become your partner. and it they are assigned certain tasks, how you can modify that under certain conditions. these are all key questions that have to be answered, and will be, i'm sure, answered in some

all right jamal shah with the latest there the head of the army corps banally that's coming up shortly thank you yes appeals court has ordered president donald trump to hand over 8 years of tax returns to new york prosecutors ruling allows prosecutors to enforce a subpoena for the documents from trump's accounting firm trump has tried to prevent the release of his tax information as part of an investigation into alleged pre-election payoffs a lawyer for the president says they will appeal this decision to the supreme court . and another challenge for the u.s. president as the impeachment investigation in washington accelerates tunnel from continues to insist he never overstepped his presidential powers it's a message to his supporters in kentucky where he criticized those investigating his actions white house correspondent kimberly halcro reports in the southern us state were trying to travel to rally his base. it's a rural southern state known for its love of raising and racing prized horses in 2016 voters in kentucky voted overwhelmingly for donald trump who has descended on this sta

laugh plus, both the army corps of engineers and customs and border patrol have told kushner that constructiontractors do not want their proprietary techniques visible to competitors. ah, yes, the proprietary techniques of "wall go up," and "wall also go side to side." ( laughter ) we've got a great show for you tonight. mark ruffalo is here. ( cheers and applause ) now, here's the deal, jon, normally you would start playing the piano and we would go to a commercial break right now, but instead of that, how about we do more show? (audience cheers) you may be asking "stephen, how can you do more show without doing commercials?" the answer? volume. speaking of volume, have i mentioned sirius xm? specifically their new hotline, 1-844-sxm-moment. i know. it just rolls off the tongue. so why don't you follow me on the "sirius xm cam" and let's head on back to the "sirius xm money zone." to quote aerosmith, "come this way." ( laughter ) >> hey, roger. i, betty. you know, sometimes during the breaks i say hi to guests to make sure they're honoring the 40 granola bar maximum. why do we need that role?

they give him command of the 19th army corps. then you have horatio wright. reinforce theo city. literally, reaching for the stars. this point?n one of these men is an invalid, he can defend washington, and baltimore. you have elements of the u.s. treasury department guard. you can see the washington monument in the background, which is a pretty cool image. you have elements of the general reserve corps. it will see some pretty heavy action during the battle. -- they will see some pretty heavy action during the battle. you can say the officer there is missing his arm. there are going to be elements as well unattached, there will be a couple of regiments organized for the capital. you have 108 national guard troops. -- listen to this, the soldiers that fight at fort are college students. up a little bit. we will talk about the battle now. it will be coming from frederick maryland. we will get to rockville, maryland right here. his infantry shifts to the east and down towards the sea. -- dc. his calvary will head down to georgetown. run right below that, with georgetown. coming out

she was commissioned as a lieutenant in the women's army corps, and yet you can say name rank and serial number but in the moment it is hard to hold that off when you're subject to these kind of multiple interrogation. so -- when she said initially i don't have to tell you anything, you know she was verbally threatened and threat may not have been real because unlike it was -- not did not torture american or british prisoners with some exception, obviously. but for the most part, but people still e believe that this was a possibility. so also was, you know, did talk but she talked about things she wanted to talk about. she did not -- provide any secrets and, in fact, when at one point in berlin when she was asked to translate some military phrasing when she was asked about what troop she had seen in and around luxembourg as she refuse to discuss those subjects so gurdy was happy to talk about her high society, friends, dinner parties. you know, general patten will be here any day now, but she would not and did not to her credit discuss real military information with them. >> how did you

reportedly told his son-in-law, jared kushner to take the lead on wall construction, hoping to get the army corpsneers to speed up the project. democrats are now pushing for greater oversight. also, it ramping up their criticism of secretary chad wolf. claiming his record is so polarizing he could not get confirmed by the republican-led senate.>> that is not the way you run one of the largest agencies. it keeps him away. that is not how you run government. >> that it is six miles of wall has been built or replaced so far. the white house would like to get 450 done by the end of next year. in washington, doug.>> and a worker from the bay area was killed this week in a terror attack in afghanistan. emile says there was a bombing attack on the vehicle that injured five other people. he was passionate about working for the un.>> is a loss of words. we lost a very genuine, kindhearted down to earth friend, mother, son.>> he plans to move back to california permanently and may. he graduated from saratoga high school. >> the state of california is generating more than $50 million a year by selling drive

. >> the president reportly told his son-in-law jared kushner hoping to get the army corps of engineers to speed up the project. democrats on capitol hill are now pushing for a greater oversite. also ramping up their criticism. his record is so pollarizing he couldn't confirm the republican- led senate. >> that's not the way you run , one of the largest agencies in government. >> you put them in an acting position. that keeps them away from the senate. so that's not how you run government. >> 86 miles of wall has been built or replaced. the white house would like to get 450 done by the end of next year. in washington doug luzader for ktvu fox 2 news. >>> well another explosion has been reported at a chemical plant right near beaumont, texas. this after an overnight explosion blew out windows on homes several miles away. here is a live picture from that second explosion. these explosions occurred were called a ppc plan right near the louisiana border. you can see active flames there at this particular plant. you can see there's streams of water. mandatory evacuations were ordered for peo

army air corps did was decided to work together to make this happen.ural shape to rest the balloon and gondola in. they were looking for a full area to spread out the balloon, but also the natural bowl shape protects the gondola the first 1000 feet. they scoured all of north america. they had a couple different decisions they could have made, places they could have chosen. essentially they chose rapid city because of how kind people were. the perfect shape of the bowl was nice, too, but it came down to the people of the area. that was the reasoning behind choosing it. the first attempt happened in 1934. there were three men on that first flight. it was captain orville anderson and captain albert stevens. they got into the gondola and went up and hit about 60,000 feet. they think the friction between the metal and canvas of the balloon ignited the hydrogen in the balloon. the balloon failed. it bust up quickly. they fell into a freefall. they started exiting the gondola. they had parachutes. first man got out just fine. the second man got stuck in the g

almond's 10th corps joined the army where he quickly gained the respect of -- suited his style perfectly, and he called almond his best corps commander. >> almond's final military assignment was as war college indelibleeft an impression on that institution and many of the curriculum and development ideas that almond brought to the war college are place today. he was always a student of his craft. death, his views have -- he is now often viewed racist, but almond reflected the attitudes of the society. the existing history also overlooks almond's personal side. was alsobitten general a devoted family man. he was not immune to personal tragedy and lost both his son and son-in-law killed in combat six months apart. spawned a very loving and doting grandfather. these contradictions with the makeof his personality almond a complex man and indicate the need for much more newanced perspective. this critical examination of almond's life and career treats bad,the good and the places him in a broader context complex --s a more or more complete picture of this officer.n yet gifted to answer the gen

the army corps of engineers is building their hearts out. they're great people. we believe in keeping terrorists and materials and drug dealers the hell out of our country. and thanks to our tireless efforts on the southern border, tough place, illegal crossings have dropped 60% since may and we are faster than ever securing the southern border and soon it will be when the wall is completed secure like it's never been before. and i want to thank the country of mexico. they right now have 27,000 soldiers on our borders. 27,000. you know what that is? and they are keeping people out and i want to thank the president of mexico. he's an excellent person. a great man. [applause] >> we appreciate it. and the reason is that our democrats won't even approve things called loopholes. they're loopholes. that's a horrible name. it means it's a loophole. it means you can come in illegally and lots of things. catch and release. catch them and by law you've got to release them or they'll arrest the border patrol agents. it's crazy. we could end this in 15 minutes but they don't

army corps and customs because they do not want their technicals visible to competitors.rk crews violating mexican sovereignty because they must somehow go south of the border to maneuver the vehicles and heavy quilt. kushner has purchased forward that the wall cam claiming is proving that trump has not failed on his 2016 campaign. >>> and president trump gave a much anticipated speech at the discussed among other things the trade dispute with china. julianna tatelbaum joins us. good morning. >> good morning. >> what did you learn from the president yesterday? >> well, the president, i would say, failed to deliver just what wall street had been expecting. he did mention china situation in new york, but he didn't really give any concrete guidance in terms of what's going to happen next on the trade front. instead, he once again bashed the federal reserve calling on jerome powell to adjust rates lower highlighting negative interest rates outside of the u.s. namely in europe, and he also pointed to the economic strength of the united states suggesting that the economic reviv

army corps of engineers to oversee the massive fire storm cleanup thousands of homes.han 200 homes and far less infrastructure destroyed does not qualify. >> this is not a federal disaster with no public program. so it's going to be contracted by the property owners going forward. >> reporter: the owners could fire the contractor or do their own cleanup, provided that they would follow accepted environmental protocols. >>> here is how you do it and what you need to do and we are here to help you. >> cleaning one side could cost a few hundred thousands dollars. generally covered by insurance, but the officials, they don't want that burden to drive anyone away. >> making sure that we're reaching out, that we understand exactly what people need and assess the situation that they have to make sure their properties are safe. so they could rebuild going forward. >> and rebuilding is what many survivors want. undeterred by the fires and lost. still submitten with the beauty of sonoma county. >> it's the best place in the world probably. here, this is one of the nicest places.

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and "disproportionate" is the language that the army corps of engineers used, as if there's ever a proportionate risk to environmental issues and water contamination. so at this particular moment, there weren't any actions that were happening in the camps, and it was largely at a standstill. and i think that thanksgiving weekend, there was an unthanksgiving feast that was held in the camps, and it was actually the highest point of the camps themselves in the sense that there were the most sort of water protectors had showed up. so i thought it was a good kind of contrast to show that this history, you know, is a continuing history of genocide, of settler colonialism and, basically, the founding myths of this country. amy: your book's last words are, "we are challenged not just to imimagine, but to demand the emancipation of earth from capital. for ththe earth to l live, capitalism must die." explain. >> so that line is part of this longer section on liberation. and i think when we think about climate change, oftentimes t the question ofof climate change really cenenrs on market-driven solutions,

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government officials about progress on the wall and, quote, pressing customs and border protection and army corpsengineers to exercise the process of taking over private land needed for the project. the president tweeted that the wall is going up fast. but what is really going on at the border? mariannayo mar anwe visited the border. >> reporter: and this family has worked the land for their entire lives. >> those of us who live here don't want it. >> are the neighbors divided? >> absolutely. this was put in as a vehicle barrier and served its purpose really well. >> reporter: but the 2020 election is right around the corner. and the president has a campaign promise to keep. >> it is continue to build the wall because we're building. >> reporter: in october, the government broke ground here with a promise to replace nearly 19 miles of existing barriers with a border wall. and that includes nearly four miles on this property just down the road. crews are racing to fulfill the president's goal of building 450 to a 00 mi500 miles of border w the end of 2020. as of last week, 83 miles have been built

and flood the mojave desert communities, the us army corps of engineers announced today. it's changed it has a risk characterization of the baja be river dam from low to high i urge unsee of action the earthen dam was built in the 19 70's near the san bernardino mountains it is never breached but an assessment last year found that during an extreme storm water could flow over the top in a row, the dam. in national news tonight. beto o'rourke is out of the presidential race o'rourke shock supporters today by dropping out of the fight just hours before a marquee dinner in iowa and heroes now has more on the surprise announcement. >>and then there were 17 democratic presidential hopeful beto o'rourke announced friday evening, he's ending his bid for the white house, the former texas congressman dropped out just hours before he was supposed to speak at a dinner in iowa along with several other candidates were my service will not be yes, they can. in an e-mail to supporters are work said he would not run for any elected office next year. aides familiar with the situation say p

on the wall project, and very specifically he's been telling the customs and border patrol and army corpsoving on filing eminent domain claims which is the taking of private property. >> i'm going to stop you there because we're going to get to that. i'm not surprised sort of given the way the white house works, betsy, and "the washington post" reports this, kushner has clashed with career officials who have questioned some of his ideas. such as installing web cameras to livestream construction. they went on to write that for their part, former officials have said that kushner displays a lack of knowledge of the policy issues and politics involved in the immigration debate. you have spent a lot of time reporting on the homeland security department. i wonder how people there and in some of the other relevant agencies are viewing his leadership of this project? >> one reason that jared's participation in this project likely doesn't come as a huge surprise to many people in the homeland security space is that there has just been a whizzing level of turnover at the very top of the department