to the touch and go traffic in emery ville in the middle there. to the sloppy wet roads on the san mateo bridge. >> a close eye on the freeways as the wet and windy weather meets the holiday travel period. good evening. >> thanks for joining us. look at the green. you can see live doppler 7 there. >> we need it desperately. live team coverage. news reporters are fanned out everywhere. on the roads in the north bay and the east bay. >> let's get to meteorologist. we have vic and chris standing by. >> let's look at live doppler. this is what we have been waiting for for months. it is raining. street level radar the north bay getting pockets of moderate and heavy rain. we have a flash flood watch until 10:00 p.m. tonight including the kincade fire burn area. and north bay. rock slide, debris flow is is ii possible. walnut creek 680 to the south bay. san jose. seeing light rain. even snow mixing in. over mount hamilton. san francisco steady light rain. we have a level 2 storm. a moderate strength storm. rain will be heavy. rain gusts 40 to 50 miles pe

was shared but also the devastating environmental impact at with profits mostly leaving bogan ville but also mining waste at contamination at the natural environment so at well panguna has been closed for thirty years it's still very much a contentious issue. at many people want to see the mind revived insights absolutely essential at for an independent state to make money. those m men while att dot wanted a re opened a store against it because of the mind with. all state because of the irreversible environmental dadamage it coursed an output sy the mind at stitill has at coppr and gold reserves worth nearly fifty billion. estoppel as as as you can see it right. with the conflict still very fresh in the minds of the bogans billions today. michelle thank you very much for the up. harrison plus supporting their from sydney. it's time now for a look at the day's and business news of with coal spangler good evening cold donna you're starting out but amazon's impact on jobs here in funds that's right france is former secretary of digital fares as a new report out on amazon does not paint a v

song of freedom people on the pacific island of bogun ville votes in the hope of independence. in the u.s. the state department has released records related to its teachings with ukraine that a $100.00 page document was made public after a freedom of information lawsuit was brought by an ethics watchdog it confirms multiple contacts between secretary of state mike bump a.o. and donald trump's personal lawyer rudy giuliani earlier this year the exchanges took place in the months before the then u.s. ambassador to ukraine marie evanovich was recalled it supports testimony at the impeachment inquiry that senior officials were aware of efforts to pressure kiev into investigating trump's rival job by let's go live to washington john hendren is there john what more is in these documents. well these documents are the kind of documents that the congressional impeachment firey has been looking for they've repeatedly asked the trumpet ministration for information of the treatment ministration has stonewalled saying it's not a legitimate inquiry so they're not going to turn over the infor

after the war ended the people of bogun ville were promised an independence referendum at some point in the future. now the time has come. over the next 2 weeks some 200000 bogan valiance will vote on whether they want greater autonomy or independence from p.n.d. . ex-pats can also fight and it's expected that people will back the latter. looking more so by the mean for this is an important referendum before. the us if the people's right to go on and they will be able to vote on how they see things what is the peace process it's part of the peace process and part of building deals culture. when we get. the results of that referendum will be announced in december then papua new guinea's parliament will decide whether it'll recognise the outcome. as long as the futurist undecided and the lions are concentrating on reconciling with the past. this is news live from berlin stay tuned for world stories the weekend reports with stories from hong kong used germany and senegal for more news visit our website that's d.w. dot com i'm mommy and is this thanks for watching. there. isn't calculabl

anti-government protesters holed up inside hong kong polytechnic university authorities have warned vill resort to live ammunition if the small group of holdouts don't put down lethal weapons some have used bow and arrows and hurled petrol bombs at police overnight police tried to storm the university and protesters responded with fires. and the police move in. but protest this at the entrance to hong kong polytechnic university ablaze as the police retreat. the police make some arrests and a few students were injured. although the standoff remains tense it's without serious bloodshed something many had feared over the weekend. but it remains a fiery stalemate hundreds of students inside the university versus the police. the protest is a using a host of weapons including molotov cocktails and slingshots. and even bows and arrows to keep the police at bay. the students are determined. this is a war so this is more war. hong kong with authorities and the university have called for an end to the confrontation and for the escalation but the standoff remains tense. these protests which have b

after the war ended the people of bogun ville were promised an independence referendum at some point in the future. now the time has come. over the next 2 weeks some 200000 bogan valiance will vote on whether they want greater autonomy or independence from p.n.d. . ex-pats can all say that and it's expected that people will back the latin. looking more so it will mean for this is an important referendum before. it's the people's right and they will be able to vote on how they see things is the peace process it's part of the peace process and part of building deals culture. when we get. the results of that referendum will be announced in december then papua new guinea's parliament will decide whether it will recognize the outcome. as long as the futurists undecided valiums are concentrating on reconciling with the past. and with that you are now up to date forget you can always get your news on the go just download our app from google play or from the app store that will give you access to all the latest news and information from around the world as well as push notifications for any

after the war ended the people of bogun ville were promised an independence referendum at some point in the future. now the time has come. over the next 2 weeks some 200000 but in billions will vote on whether they want greater autonomy or independence from p.n.d. . ex-pats can also fight and it's expected that people will overwhelmingly back the latter. you're looking for so it will mean for this is an important referendum. it's the people's right and they will be able to vote on how they see things is the peace process it's part of the peace process and part of building deals culture. when we get. the results of that referendum will be announced in december then papua new guinea's parliament will decide whether it will recognize the outcome. as long as they feature as undecided and billions are concentrating on reconciling with a path. russia's return to international athletics is further in doubt after the sport's governing body suspended the readmission process world athletics took the decision a day after several russian athletics officials were suspended for doping violations r

after the war ended the people of bogun ville were promised an independence referendum at some point in the future. now the time has come. over the next 2 weeks some 200000 bogan valiance will vote on whether they want greater autonomy or independence from p.n.d. ex-pats can also vote and it's expected that people will overwhelmingly back the latter. looking worse over the new quarter this is an important referendum for. all of us it's the people's right and they will be able to vote on how they see things is the peace process it's part of the peace process and part of building deals culture after the war when we get. the results of the referendum will be announced in december then papua new guinea's parliament will decide whether it will recognize the outcome. as long as they futurist undecided they're going billions are concentrating on reconciling with the past. well this is deja news now from berlin up next world stories that we can report is to hear how hong kong's unrest is spreading into its tourist areas i'll be back at the top of the hour with more nice to see them. i'm secu

was nicknamed mortarita ville because of the mortars coming in every day. i saw the human cost of war. the cost of the decision that politicians made, lying to the american people about what it was all about. saying that we have to go in and serve the interest of our country, saddam hussein is working with al qaeda. he was going to share it with them and that this was the greatest threat posed to the country. like so many people, i believed what our leaders were saying. seeing directly who was paying the price for their lives and their decisions had a very deep impact on me as a person. it changed everything. the first task i had every day was to go through a list, name thatme of every casualty occurred in the previous 24 hours to an american. 3000 soldiersut on there. did they get the care they needed? did they need to be evacuated? that experience that was heart wrenching every day has never left me. i came back from both of my diplomas to the middle east committed deeply to do all that to make sure no more of our men and women in uniform are needlessly p

. >>> y mire esta camioneta, la autoridad de watts son ville pide para dar con el responsable de arrollarl graves y estÁ en condiciones estable. >>> en los altos, la policÍa y dos empleadas de una ciudad lograron captura de... un residente vinculado a varios robos, las mujeres habÍan sido blanco de robo y luego de departamento fui karl por cÁmaras de digo ri dado lo reconocieron cuando regresÓ esta vez para robar en otro local, luego de llamar a la policÍa, los agentes lo detuviera y ahora estÁ en la carcel con fianza de 25 mil dÓlares. >>> tal vez, le han roto el vidrio de auto para robarle una pertenencias, como nos cuenta andrÉs, estos delitos son parte de una organizacion criminal y la autoridad quiere a acabar con esto. >>> el seÑor moisÉs es experto en vidrios rotos, en san francisco esto es profesiÓn del alta demanda que genera ingreso y dolor a la billetera. >>> entre cuanto sale. >>> depende de 120 a 180, cuando son de puertas. los de atrÁs, grande de atras, hasta 700. >>> en lo que va de aÑo se han registrado 20 mil actos vandÁlicos contra automÓviles a veces lo hacen solo por m

the rest are all in the 40s from kelsey ville, 44, cloverdale, even mill valley, bodega bay. 23 up in truckee, 46 degrees in sacramento. there is a lot of fog, everything is going up and over. what we call a blocking pattern. everything is locked. it is a very stable pattern they usually last a while. is just not going to change here in the next week or 10 days. it is a quiet pattern, 50s, 60s, 70s. it is still early, things can change, just not for the next few days. >>> it was not supposed to last longer than six weeks but 45 years later, beach bank it babylon is preparing for its final show. behind the curtain before it closes for the last time . >>> the idea of extending the school day until 6 pm. why senator kamala harris wants to keep students in class. even longer. am i saying it well, l'chaim, l'chaim. maybe you're making merry. l'chaim! or maybe you're making cocoa. don't spill it. maybe you're with the family you've got. oooo! or maybe the one you've chosen. it's culture salad. maybe there's lights... there's definitely lights. maybe there's one less this year. or maybe one

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before spike strips about it to a stop and plaster ville. >> netted the negative a continues westbound. >> reporter: and the jacob wilson. >> the el dorado county sheriff's office tells it was left running outside what was stolen. is it against lee patrol cars running, equipment and the cars must be powered up at all times >> all these things that need to stay on in order to do our jobs. skin back to the sheriff's office says it's no patrol cars have features to prevent something from running. >> then made a shut off switch. if it goes to be put into drive, it ought to be shut down, our older vehicles are not equipped for this. >> that was ryan hill reporting the sheriff's office says that they are try to figure how the suspect got into the patrol car. >>> staggering new numbers show how many people die, each year, in the u.s. by antibiotic and dramatic resistance infections. a new cdc report lists 18 specific germs as antibiotic resistant threats. it finds antibiotic resistance leads to more than 3 million infections and 48,000 deaths each year. overuse of antibiotics leads to drug re

the collision happened on lake ville highway. south of stage gulch road. after 2:30 p.m. the highway patrol tells us the man in the jeep was thrown from the vehicle. and died at the scene. the firefighter was also hurt. he was alert and speaking when he was taken to the hospital. highway patrol officers closed this stretch of the highway. between stage gulch and highway 36. it will stay closed for the next several hours. >> firefighters continue to make good progress on the kincade fire. in the latest report this morning. >> it burned almost 78,000 acres making it the largest active fire tht state. containment is up to 68%. >> over 350 buildings were destroyed. 167 of thep are homes. many residents have ben able to return home there's 1,000 homes evacuated. >> live tonight. where one homeowner saw her property for the first time since the fire started. >> that's right. it's been a very long week for fire survivors. her home was perched at the very top of the fine flat road. beautiful sight. she knew the home was destroyed by the fire. but nothing could prepare her for tod

little bit better in both departments >> reporter: dancing their way to victory there is joy in mud villedrea mitchell, nbc news, washington >> oh, they're going to be riding that high all the way through saturday >> beyond that they deserve it. >> the parade forecast looks great. there will be people everywhere. it will be good. hopefully if they lost their power in that area, they'll get it back. we had half a million people, the latest number i saw, from the storm. from north carolina in the mountains all the way up through the northeast. about a quarter million of those people without power are in new york state alone here's the peak wind gusts we expect during the day today. buffalo is going to be 50, 62, syracuse, new york philadelphia area, we're going to have more airport delays, too. the rain and everything else is getting out of there so that's the good news. as we go throughout the day, the winds will begin to relax a though.it still dealing with frigid temperatures in areas of the midwest all the way through the rockies. >>> and here's that friendly reminder daylight saving ti

the papua new guinea and government and the former operator a 60 percent share would go to bergen ville with the rest of a the ball to investors the move could affect the kosi asians after the independence vote polling began last saturday and ends on december 7th the southeast asian games start in the philippines on saturday but the organizers are facing complaints that athletes have been forced to sleep on the floor and go hungry jimmy or allen dogan has more now from manila. i don't press conference here in manila organizers in charge coming from the government actually denied that they have been disorderly in their management of the sea games here in the philippines they even said that they will investigate reports that some athletes have suffered food poisoning have been brought to the hospital and there is in adequate food for athletes and members of the chaining team from different countries the even went as far as leaving journalists holds local and international for what they described as exaggeration of reports coming in on social media and in publications but journalists aren'

bogan ville voting in a long awaited referendum that could see the pacific island become the world's newest nation the ballot will decide on whether to become an independent country from papua new guinea it's earthrise now. 50 years ago britain forcibly removed the inhabitants of the stroppy call haven and leased it to the us military. for 5 decades geragos islanders have preserved their culture in exile and they're now escalating their struggle to return home. but their fate still lies in the hands of their colonisers. another paradise i witnessed a documentary on a just. in conflict one of the silent and forgotten casualties is often the environment. from the chemical contamination of soils and the collapse of water and food supplies to the habitat damage caused by displacement. has devastating.

i was going to a city and rounds ville, pennsylvania, and i applied to a program called open door, so ended up being an abbasid to representing western pennsylvania for the united states of america in germany. -- abbasid or representing western pennsylvania for the united states of america in germany. we left d.c. when you are interviewing george bush, i remember our first two months in cologne. we were all told to go to the embassy and george bush got on the line and said, you know -- it was very heartfelt when he said this to us. he said i can't recommend that or that for the year, you come home. he also said if you stay, i ashly recommend that you act a german, because that was our job. i wanted to promote freedom, and teach the countries on how to be free. even my grandfather never wanted me to go. the day before i got on the plane, he said please don't go and i said i will promote freedom. heart, so healing to my this program. i appreciate all of it because i have so many memories. i'm writing a book, and this is so encouraging to me, because for 10 months, i was in hamburg, germ

negotiations between the pantry and the bergenfield governments about the political status of poken ville what that will be. candid sells presidential election and how their final rallies ahead of sunday's vote come and president. is running against 11 candidates including 2 the prime ministers he fired during his time in office legless hoc reports from the capsule. while this presidential campaign feels and sounds like a carnival. even countries fear it could end in disaster some of the candidates like domingo's see more spread out have west african soldiers protecting them and not the country's armed forces. from doing this all for a conflict that you may not be the know when it comes women who have a gun in the in stable process you have to say. just weeks before the vote president josie maria vos who's running for reelection asked the military to force his prime minister out of office after he refused to step down vast has overstayed his time in office delaying elections but he has the backing of the armed forces. period cool additional west african troops have been deployed as part o

showcased in the popular hbo series "big little lies" it has now become selfie- ville.. season.some locals discouraged with all the attention posted a banner on the bridge saying "overtousm is killing big sur.but did fodor's get it right?rick aldin"there's no question that there are some issues this community is fa this area is facing and i'm not sure is overtourism. that suggests a certain number and that's hard to pin down. i'm not su that's the case." ck aldinger"suggesting that people stay away just isn't thanswer." (james)(darya) welcome back. letget a check of weather and traffic... weather.weather.weather. no major hot sps. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the ma to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 ( darya ) in national news... with the recent wave of violence, the issue of about once again. but as washington c. correspondent trevor shirley reportsit's nogetting much traction in the republican-controlle

ville.o the south bay a look at morgan hill 79 and for the peninsula this afternoon low 70s palo alto, 65 gi the water or closer to the coast there at liberty city. >>> another stunning set back for a family who lost almost everything in the campfire. how they're now trying to bounce back. >>> the latest transformation of san francisco's stone town galleria could include a housing development. with macy's and nordstrom's gone the new mall will include a whole foods, sports basement, expanded target and a movie theater and the mall's new owner tells the chronicle he would also like to include a substantial number of new homes as part of the development. >>> new at noon, san jose city council is expected to approve a $93 million purchase of land in coyote valley tomorrow. that deal includes 3700 acres. the cities of peninsula open space trust will pay for that land. that deal ends 35 years of development battles in one of silicon valley's sought after landscapes. those were fought by environme

you are invited to include the meeting at 10:00 this morning in guiser ville at alexander val lou communitytting planned this morning for a pike and pedestrian path across the richmond bridge. it will allow people to walk or pedal between the counties for the first time. >>> collin kaepernick will hold a workout by himself to audition for a spot in the nfl. he has not played since the 2016 season. representatives from 11 teams including the niner also be there to watch today's work out. here in the bay area as far as weather, you are waking up with dense fog and low clouds in most spots that should burn off by midday. temperatures above average, not quite in the 80s in tin land. the 60s along the coast. tomorrow will be the warmest, colorrest day of the weekend. beautiful but well above average. we will then cool off and do have some changes ahead on tuesday with the possibility of some sprinkles. >>> i was looking at that map and trying to see. you said a small chance of rain maybe tuesday. is that right. >> possibly on tuesday. that's the big question. okay. >> and we heard earlier we rea

today the center ville, niles, mission and warm springs districts each have their own urban center.the city as a whole has lacked a central identity. >> it's important for a city to have a gathering place. a social heart. more interaction and services. >> fremonts mayor says the new downtown was four decades in the making. the project has 110 acres. bounded by fremont boulevard. and walnut avenue. >> this is the place we have the festival arts. we have festival india. july 4 parade. it's creating a sense of place making. and as the buildings go up and more resources are available, such as the downtown event center. it solidifies that. >> fremont lacks a downtown. we're the fourth largest city in the bay area without a downtown. >> when complete this new downtown will provide housing, offices and retail space. all within walking distance of bart. >> 2,500 new residential units which will bring 12,000 new residence to downtown. as well as 2.5 million square feet of retail and commercial space. >> the current project hasn't come without hiccups. the city and developers had an opportuni

in emery ville under rainy conditions. it will be rainy and windy.ith showers continuing over night into tomorrow. the cold and shower pattern will continue through thursday through thanksgiving. and another storm arrives this weekend. we're not dpeting a break. current storm ranks 2. moderate intensity. continuing tonight to produce heavy rain at times and gusty wind 50 miles per hour. rainfall totals will range from about half inch to over an inch. here's the forecast. 6:00 p.m. at which point the most intense features of the storm will be experienced through the central part of the area. it will continue sweeping south ward into the early evening. fi 11:00 p.m. we'll see the bulk of the system having moved to the south. it will be followed by scattered showers over night and through the day tomorrow and thursday. peek wind gusts will probably occur around 6:00 p.m. notice the coast we expect 52 miles per hour gusts. we have 30 to 40 miles per hour gusts generally in other locations. later in the evening we'll see the wind begin to taper off a bit.

the passage of the rubio ville status tokes special hong kong in certain conditions.d, the local elections, it is local, it is not the legislative body which is still controlled by pro--beijing members. local elections indicate people are very upset with the management of hong kong by the hong kong government, pushed by beijing. that will force beijing and the hong kong government to recalibrate. david: as i understand it, this is the one election they have were these universal suffrage. so there is an indication of where the popular sentiment is. at the same time, couldn't believe some of the pressure from beijing? if you are a protester, you now have another way to make your views known. you do, and regrettably, 1997, the handover in hong kong was promised by china to move toward universal suffrage. three times it caps on getting put off year after year. i don't think you will see universal suffrage in the sense that we americans understand it. still, this is an indication that beijing will have to slow down a little bit as they try to bring hong kong into the mainl

i have not been to secession ville in several years, and goat me some updated photographs that you're seeing as we close out the program today. much like the battle of secessionville, it has largely been forgotten. development and expand has taken over. ost of it has changed. many features of the 1862 battlefield have changed. the confederates would strengthen these works in the days, weeks and months after the 1862 battle. if you know where to look, you can find the importance of the battle and campaign of secessionville in the forgotten door to charleston. thank you. [applause] >> time for one question. >> dan, you mentioned that if you go to charleston, you can visit secessionville. you've been there yourself. what would you recommend to keep in mind if you're going there? >> a couple of things to keep in mind, you're going to want to take some sort of map with you. a map that edward alexander has created, that you saw in your program. it shows modern-day and historical overlay features of that. it is disoriented on all the different islands that are in the area. you want to take a

and here's the view from emery ville. towards the 2k3w0egolden gait. 75. 82 fair field. and we have mid to upper 70s. concord and livermore. hazy view. first a look at the forecast features. foggy areas tonight and during the morning commute. warming trend thursday. continues through sunday. and this dry mild pattern will be with us into middle of next week at least. let's talk about the smoke you saw in the shot. smoke is moving into the bay area from the fire up in the county. north wind is bringing smoke. air quality advisory put into effect through tomorrow. we expect moderate air quality. for all regions tomorrow. and may see smoke from time to time. it is not expected to reach unhealthy levels. over night fog at the coast pushing out of the bay. low temperatures in the mid to upper 40s. highs in the south bay range from 74 san jose. 78 morgan hill. upper 60s to 70 on the peninsula. lingering low cloud and fog at coast highs in the low 60s there. 65 degrees downtown san francisco. under partly sunny skies novrmt bay nice and sunny and hazy. highs low to mid-70s gene

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. >> ville fification of balance they're billionaires makes no sense. >> that's an ad of elizabeth warrenrgets several prominent men including lee cooperman. mr. cooperman joining us live by phone, lee, are you there? >> i am. >> you've seen the ad. you wanted to respond to it. now is your chance >> well, i don't know if i should respond i'm just giving more credibility by speaking out, but anyway, that's my nature let me first thank you for the opportunity to set the record straight, even though, frankly, you're indirectly responsible of my emergence on the political scene. as you know with the recent alpha conference you asked me what effect a warren victory in november of next year would have on the market and i responded down 25% i notice that jones had similar jones, stevie cohen had a similar view they're much more astute than me and warren is a politician in the worsens of the word. to respond to one of their pithy tweets, i quote, leon, you were able to succeed because of the opportunity this country gave you. why don't you pitch in a bit more so everyone else has a chance at the

. >> theville ville ification of billionaires makes no sense to me >> she probably thinks more about cataclysmic change to the economic system as opposed to tinkering. >> lloyd blankfein responded on twitter. >> i can watch that over and over again >> where were you when you first saw that >> i was kind of brushing my teeth in the morning where i normally watch the channel i was surprised and flattered to think that i could play such an important role in the presidential campaign. >> were you angry? >> no, i wasn't angry. i'm a little bit staggered that it gotten to this point of kind of name calling. how provocative was my statement that i would tinker with the financial system and i wouldn't explode it and that becomes in this kind of polarized world, that's a very radical statement to say you wouldn't blow up the best financial and economic system in the world. >> let me read from your tweet, if i may you say you were surprised in the tweet. you go on to say, "not my candidate but we alike on many issue, vilification of people may be good for her peopcam bait the country. maybe tr

. >> ville -- vilification of billionaires makes no sense to me. >> she would ruin what we have. >> she system as opposed to tinkering. >> i'm most scared by elizabeth warren. >> here's the deal, you build a great fortune, good for

for him to get on debate stage in december he needs 200,000 ville contributors and right now it's hard to see the path and in massachusetts, a lot of folks saying this is very serious and folks i've talked to who have talked to him directly just this morning who said he is very serious about running but at the same time, there is also a lot of skepticism on what is he doing coming in so late in the >> let's put the poll numbers on the screen. iowa numbers where buttigieg is leading and new hampshire numbers where biden is leading. say buttigieg wins in iowa and has momentum and may get them a stronger showing in new hampshire, maybe not a win but a stronger showing in new hampshire, what happens in south carolina which is the third state for buttigieg? >> depending who falls off, he could see some growth there, but buttigieg is distinct from a candidate like warren who has some overlap. a lot of white educated voters. warren has appeal to black voters and has done very well with black voters in massachusetts and has long relationships, has built relationships. buttigieg is kind of asse

sort of freedom people on the pacific island of bogun ville votes in the hope of independence. and in support of rafael nadal doubles up so winning effect in front of his home crowd the world number one showing his fighting spirit to help spine advance to the davis cup before. we begin this news in burundi where elections are now 6 months away but there are concerns over security opposition leaders say there's a climate of fear and intimidation against those who are critical of the governing party the u.n. has issued a warning but the government has told al jazeera that the election will be free and fair i was there as catherine sawyer reports now from commercial capital. protected by when you can to cross memories of what happened 4 years ago the main flow for this man he tells us he's young son was. shot by police while on his way to buy bread. riot started in 215. rounds and warn a 3rd tom but his opponents say it was unconstitutional street protests a failed coup vigilante like attacks and assassinations threatened to tear the country apart another election is due next year

thank you to my good friend bruce and tom harkin and tom and kristi ville sack. it is great to see you. as you all know, i can see iowa from my porch. and we are going to win big in this state in november. we are going to build the blue wall around iowa and ohio, all those states donald trump one in 2016. iowa, ohio, michigan. wisconsin and pennsylvania. we are going to build that blue wall,democrat and make donald trump pay for it . so we have been on a long journey together. and i you all remember where you were on election night in 2016. i do. i was in minnesota and late at night i got a text from my daughter, john is here, my husband and text said mom, what should we do now? she was actually at hillary's party in new york. she was in college and i'd forgotten she was there. what should we do now ? and i wrote back this mom guilt text and itsaid the subway is stillrunning . you need to go home . she was very sad and remember you have class tomorrow . she wrote back mom, i meanour country . that's when it hit me that something i'll never forget and i told her t

. >> ville -- vilification of billionaires makes no sense to me. >> she would ruin what we have. >> she probably thinks more of cataclysmic change to the economic system as opposed to tinkering. >> i'm most scared by elizabeth warren. >> here's the deal, you build a great fortune, good for you. i guarantee you built at least in part using workers -- david: we've heard that before. i'm david asman. this is bulls and bears. joining me is jonathan hoenig, kristina partsinevelos, steve moore and gary kaltbaum. 2020 hopeful warren escalating her war on the wealthy this time targeting four successful billionaires in the new ad that includes money manager leon cooperman, td ameritrade founder, former goldman sachs ceo lloyd blankfein and a venture capitalist. they have all denounced warren and her wealth tax plan. here's how billionaire mark cuban responded on mornings with maria earlier. listen. >> i did the math and her 6% wealth tax would cost -- would require me to pay more after the first year and a half than i have in cash. and so i sent an e-mail to one of the economists and i said look

in the 60's yesterday were 70's again that's a fog and ocean air having its impact on you back in ville fairfield 2 of our spots in the 80's will santa rosa warmer than yesterday just shy of 80 degrees. thursday friday and saturday some of our warmer days an offshore breeze is going to take effect that should result in less fog come friday and saturday temperatures next week remain just above average conditions remaining dry and sunny and those forecasts just remains comfortable besides those chilly mornings. rob. >>checking in on the traffic which is getting a much heavier now we're off to the richmond sandra fell this time and you're back up here spills. i'd say right around richmond park way so that's where it's going to start it's going to continue through the tolls getting on to the span but after that just west of the toll plaza. that's when you'll start to see the traffic improved the bay bridge 80 west traffic, not improving its filling back through the maze mostly through the bottom of the mesa pretty crowded coming in totally expected for this time of mourning, but at least it

a new beginning for the country because hawke al-jazeera the south on the pacific island of bergen ville people are voting in a referendum to decide on independence or greater autonomy within new guinea crowds marched through the streets celebrating the start of a long awaited foes will stay open for 2 weeks to ensure that those in remote areas have a say the result is expected in december when the referendum is the culmination of a long peace process which ended a decade long ended a decade long civil war in which thousands of people died nicola gage reports now from port moresby. rugby is lucky religion jackie joseph is running a training session with teenagers and at the same time educating them on issues like violence against women she's returned to her homeland to work after fleeing the country with her parents joining the island's devastating civil war i think it's been quite a journey growing up as a child and being able to to be where i am today the conflict centered around pan do you know a huge copa and gold mine many locals felt their resources were being exploited. unrest and

currently an autonomous region of papua new guinea how long has the idea of independence for bogun ville been around is this a long held historical thing. in in 2 parts really. the the idea of the rector end i'm seeking the people's views on whether or not they wanted to be independent is part of the formal peace agreement which was signed in 2001 and that pace agreement took several years to be negotiated conflict probably started around stopped around about $9097.00 so you can see it it took about 4 years to get to that peace agreement and independence was one of the 3 cheap pillas that agreement prior to that there had been a great desire placed some leaders of both convivial even before popular new guinea became independent itself there was a stirring sort of movement for both of them to be quite separate from puppy new guinea well i'm just looking at an article which iversen where you've said that the question they're being asked is it's not so much yes or no it's do you want greater autonomy or do you want independence now if people go for that option or a majority go for that opti

, but everyone understood that andy beshear, with the name beshear, was known from paducah to pike ville, western to eastern kentucky and had the most energized group of supporters, that would be kentucky teachers who were incensed, maybe even hated matt bevin for some of his past comments about them and his efforts to overhaul the pension system. it wasn't so much a surprise as to how andy beshear won the race. huge margins in louisville and lexington, the two urban centers in kentucky, and also flipping counties that matt bevin won before. particularly in northern kentucky which was at that point known as the tea party headquarters about ten years ago, the cincinnati suburbs essentially. so how beshear won was maybe more surprising than that he won. >> shear the thing, rick tyler, as noted on this broadcast, last night as well, matt bevin wildly unpopular, approval ratings somewhere in the 30s. he was a weak candidate by the party for most measures. in a last-minute appeal to the state's republican voters, they bring in president trump to try to rally the base. just a reminder of what

ville mireya villarreal is outside her home? jacksonville. does this mean that investigators are now focusing on the mother? >> reporter: good morning. right now the sheriff is telling us that they are exploring every possibility. brianna williams said when she woke up wednesday morning, her daughter was gone. the sheriff is now saying there are some inconsistencies in her story. search teams have knocked on more than 600 doors looking inside dumpsters and divers scouring a nearby lake, hoping to find 5-year-old taylor williams. >> i feel bad. that's our job, you know, you know, to help find this little girl. >> reporter: and while nothing substantial has been found, volunteers say they don't want to give up until they find out what happened to her. >> we know that brianna williams was the last person to see taylor. we need for her to cooperate with us. >> reporter: sheriff mike williams says taylor's mom brianna was initially working with police but is now no longer cooperating. >> we were talking to her about some inconsistencies in her sta

. >> ville vsack was very popular governor up there. thank you. >>> breaking news right now.etary of the navy we're told is threatening to resign after president trump waded into the case of a navy s.e.a.l. accused of murder. the secretary richard spencer considering stepping down after trump demanded that the navy stop a probe of chief petty officer edward gallagher. live on the phone, nbc news correspondent courtney kube. what's happening here? >> reporter: a lot of people are familiar with this case. eddie gallagher, president trump waded into the case several times, getting him moved out of confinement months ago while still on trial and openly weighing in throughout the course of the process. gallagher was acquitted of murder charges of killing an isis detainee in iraq, but he was found guilty of posing with a photograph. or posing for a photograph with the isis detainee's body, which, of course, is against the law. it's a war crime. president trump was furious when he found out that the navy was going to undergo a review board process. what they call a trident review bo

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i was going to a city and rounds ville, pennsylvania, and i applied to a program called open door, so ended up being an abbasid to representing western pennsylvania for the united states of america in germany. -- abbasid or representing western pennsylvania for the united states of america in germany. we left d.c. when you are interviewing george bush, i remember our first two months in cologne. we were all told to go to the embassy and george bush got on the line and said, you know -- it was very heartfelt when he said this to us. he said i can't recommend that or that for the year, you come home. he also said if you stay, i ashly recommend that you act a german, because that was our job. i wanted to promote freedom, and teach the countries on how to be free. even my grandfather never wanted me to go. the day before i got on the plane, he said please don't go and i said i will promote freedom. heart, so healing to my this program. i appreciate all of it because i have so many memories. i'm writing a book, and this is so encouraging to me, because for 10 months, i was in hamburg, germ

please protect the whistleblower. , maryland,ville jeffrey, democrats line.aller: i think the whistleblower is protected by the law. i don't understand why president trump and his republican people don't want to face the truth of what is going on. i have never seen politics like this. what are they afraid of? overon't trump just give documents like they asked for? they need to stop this because this person that told the truth, everybody else in the hearings told the same way, but everybody saying republicans did not have a right to see what is going on. why the republicans cannot realize the american people have a right -- i know trump is trump, he is going to be who he is. to get together as americans, me, you, and these americans calling in need to see the light. they want to put a blind eye to everything trump is doing, but they want to blame the democrats. host: one of those republicans in the basement is jim jordan on the oversight committee. jim jordan may be moving committees. the headline at fox news, representative jordan willing to move to intellige

i was going to a city and rounds ville, pennsylvania, and i applied to a program called open door, so ended up being an abbasid to representing western pennsylvania for the united states of america in germany. -- abbasid or representing western pennsylvania for the united states of america in germany. we left d.c. when you are interviewing george bush, i remember our first two months in cologne. we were all told to go to the embassy and george bush got on the line and said, you know -- it was very heartfelt when he said this to us. he said i can't recommend that or that for the year, you come home. he also said if you stay, i ashly recommend that you act a german, because that was our job. i wanted to promote freedom, and teach the countries on how to be free. even my grandfather never wanted me to go. the day before i got on the plane, he said please don't go and i said i will promote freedom. heart, so healing to my this program. i appreciate all of it because i have so many memories. i'm writing a book, and this is so encouraging to me, because for 10 months, i was in hamburg, germ