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and now for the icing on the cake. [ hiss ] and a drumroll, please. [ hisses ] [ hisses and snarls ] [ bell chimes ] let's dance! and now the icing on the cake! >>> well judging by the number of boxes being delivered in my neighborhood, yet alone to my home, online shopping isn't going anywhere but could its rapid growth finally be starting to slow? steve has the details in the cnbc all america economic survey >> thanks very much. i want to show viewers something we have been trablging now not for one, not for two but three straight years let's show you where this year our 800 americans who answered our survey this time said they are shopping 43% say online is their number one or two choice. 24% big box. 14% department store 12% locally owned. this order here has pretty much remained the same. i want to go back into history and show you the seminal moment and what's been happening now. zero in here this is the last year, 2013, when big box stores was a bigger choice than online then 2014, it changed and changed for ever go along here on the blue line it remains the number one choice

(radio static hissing) >> allnits be advised, the town of paradise is under a mandatory evaction.e is under a mandatory evacuation. (man bathing heavily) >> i was dispatched to the fire down on the east canyoe edge. so i sli smy body camera on an went behind the house. oa i can caarring, and i could see flames coming up from, from the canyon that were probably 30, 40 feetight. (pickering speaking on radio) n arrator: fire was now established on the east side of paradise. police went door-to-door to ke sure people had left. >> the fire was swirling around the houses. it wasoming in at all angles. defying any sense of gravity or any sense of, in my mind, what would be normal for a fire. too much was happening, too much was going , and we were not able to do more than just a couple olehandful of streets. to >> narra sergeant pickering made his way to paradise's largest building, featr river hospital. >> my husband texts me, and says, "hey, there's a big fire." and i said"huh." i said, "i didn't see anything. where's it comg from?" he goes, "out of conw." and i said, "okay, well, hope

hiss, that's what i say to you, hiss. >> trevor: welcome back to "the daily show."hen a new story falls through the cracks, lewis black catches it for a segment we call back in black. ( cheers and applause ) ♪ >> it's just a couple more weeks until christmas, when christians celebrate the birth of santa! meanwhile, us jews are celebrating a real miracle -- some lamp oil that lasted longer than we thought, because if there's one thing we jews love, it's a bargain! ( laughter ) but, for some reason, christians are now trying to include us in their holiday season, and it's not making any sense. >> hallmark christmas movies have been a staple for the channel for years. now they're debuting two hallmark hanukkah movies. >> as "the washington post" reports, there's just one problem, neither movie is a hanukkah movie, they're christmas movies with jewish characters. >> joe. >> brook. >> in a holiday date a woman hires a jewish actor to pose as her boyfriend and join her at her family's house at christmas but the family grows suspicious because they don't know if he knows h

hiss, that's what i say to you, hiss. awwww yeah. that's the stuff. no really.ngredients. ♪ funky rock track tostitos. [crunch] get to the good stuff. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> trevor: that's our show for tonight. thank you so much for tuning in. we'll be back again tomorrow. first, here it is... your moment of zen. >> there's something big and yellow that each morning greets us high then rises up to heaven even though it cannot fly. i am big and i am yellow and i cannot fly, you see, but this poem that i'm reading is not a poem about me. for this yellow thing that rises, then sets when day is done, is none other than that friend who shines upon us. it's the sun! ( cheers and applause ) thank you! thank you! thank you! let's now hear it for the sun! l and now david spade. (applause). >> spade: hey, thanks, guys. welcome to my new shirt, thanks, hi, have a seat, here we go lots of stuff happening. and on the show tonight we have rick, bren dan, megan over-- brendan, megan over there, killing it. lots happening. beyonce, you know beyonce, she's denying reports that she's doing a r

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and a drumroll, please. [ hisses ] [ hisses and snarls ] [ bell chimes ] let's dance!nd now the icing on the cake! the democrats debated this week and no one watched. just like impeachment the more out there, the more people don't want to see it. only six mailing people tuning in to watch on thursday in fact combined cbs and pbs. trump 2020 national press secretary and poster frank, let's go first to this insane answer from joe biden on jobs. watch. >> three consecutive american presidents have expensed economic growth due to national natural cast would you be willing to sacrifice that even knowing it could displace hundred of thousands of workers in the interest of transition? >> the answer is yes. >> it's a colossal mistake by joe biden or just another think we are just going to say oh, there goes joe? >> let's focus on the democrats. biden is the not trying to win the general election. his goal in that, he addressed earlier in the debate, the middle class, if you talk about economic numbers, trump cannot be defeated. unemployment record low, latinos, young voters. t

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and a drumroll, please. [ hisses ] [ hisses and snarls ] [ bell chimes ] let's dance! and now the icing on the cake! trump administration has its eyes focused on north korea right now, tracking for any signs of a possible missile launch or nuclear test. this after yang warned the u.s. would choose what christmas gift it's wants. mark meredith is live in washington with the latest. >> the u.s. military continues to closely watch department out of north korea year's officials say the strong potential the north could attempt weapons test in the next few days. the north is giving u.s. until the end of the year to provide new terms for your talk was so far, the u.s. is showing no signs of giving into demand to dock economic sanctions. >> really we think the solution is the best way to do you know class the missile and address north korea's programs. but so we could again if that process started again and remain on the daemonic path. >> the foreign affairs find the u.s. after american officials criticized the north human rights record in a statement that the north says they

and a drumroll, please. [ hisses ] [ hisses and snarls ] [ bell chimes ] let's dance!g on the cake! rob: people buttigieg tries appealing to latino voters with the slogan used by communists, launching his latino outrage campaign and a tweet with a spanish phrase that translates people united will never be defeated. cuban and venezuelan governments use that, and last month it was chanted at a national assembly in cuba when the country is communist president took the stage. proceeds from edward snowden's new book will go to the government, a judge ruling the nsa weaker violated federal fix secrecy agreement and did not get clearance to publish his memoir, permanent record. snowden has been living in a file to avoid prosecution, faces that he and i charges after leaking classified documents in 2013. >> the gift that keeps on giving over time. best stocks to give this holiday season, cbs market analyst. merry christmas to you. you look festive with your shoes and tie. >> the point of giving a gift of stock is to look at something that is not going to be a quick hit. someth

and a drumroll, please. [ hisses ] [ hisses and snarls ] [ bell chimes ] let's dance! icing on the cake! >>> it is the wearable wave whether it's on your wrist or ears researchers say the popularity of wearable devices is surging just look around, folks. josh has the numbers hey, josh. >> tyler, it's actually apple, too, that dominates wearables according to idc controlling 35% of this market with its watch, air pods and beats headphones the market for wearables will jump more than 70% this year topping 300 million units and reach nearly 500 million units in 2023. here specifically, e-marketers saying more than 20% of the population will use a wearable device. that's nearly double 2018's level and next year he says gener gener generating 15 billion. hesitate telling clients after strong adoption and saturation of the iphone, he does forecast deceleration of air pods revenue growth to single digits or lower. back to you. >>> thank you very much. with wearables set to surge over the next couple of years the fastest growing user segment is 55 to 64-year-olds how might tha

there are at least 18 references on the tapes to alger hiss. what he means -- people don't understand what he is saying. he is saying hiss perjured himself under oath. that is why he was in such trouble. the statue had run on being a commie. that wasn't where i nailed him. where i nailed him was perjury. it shows up on the tapes. should we go down trying to cover this up? he would say no. then you have doubled your problems. you have got the problem of the defense and you have got the problem of perjury. why on earth would you do that? but people aren't willing to give dick the benefit of the doubt. they think of it as a mano a mano comeback -- combat between two gladiators. that is enough for the tape. let's go and we will talk about special prosecutors. will go back to our good friend, a very liberal journalist who was on the house impeachment staff, then she went to law school and she wrote a bunch of stuff area this is her comment on the special prosecutors. prosecutor,ecial have always been a constitutional abomination. with, he straddled

really begins with alger hiss, richard nixon and franklin roosevelt. they all walked into a bar -- just kidding -- and there's one parachute. but it began in 1945 when hiss was a young state department aide, conservatives came to believe that franklin roosevelt had sold us out, it was called the stab in the back sellout of eastern europe, and this enraged a huge part of the country. richard nixon, a young congressman from california, takes on alger hiss successfully on the house on american activities committee, and so it began that there was this harvard elite that was trying to undermine the real america and it would require these noble figures from the heartland, california -- wasn't what california is now -- to defeat it. and the reason i call that rich irony is think for a second, that was all about defending us against russia. against the soviet union. so in this bizarre moment we're in, this fun house world that's not fun because it's real, the national security interests that shaped us for three or four generations have been turned upside down

and a drumroll, please. [ hisses ] [ hisses and snarls ] [ bell chimes ] let's dance! and now the icing on the cake! welcome back. joining me now is florida congressman matt gates to look at how democrats turned a constitutional process into a circus. as i said earlier, you were the her hero of these impeachment hearings over the last few weeks and months. stopping the vote in the house was never really a serious option so just tell us what you are hoping to achieve during the process. >> i knew from the beginning of nancy pelosi's control as speaker that we would not likely win the vote on impeachment but we have the ability to win the argument. time and again we showed the president's conduct was entirely appropriate and consistent with his long stated goal of ensuring that we put america first and we support the u.s. taxpayer with some good scrutiny of some of these countries that are known to have corruption. after it was demonstrated that that had been cleaned up, the president did the right thing. now the question begins what will happen in the senate, i favor a

and a drumroll, please. [ hisses ] [ hisses and snarls ] [ bell chimes ] let's dance! now the icing on the cake! greg: he treats getting impeached like a day at the beach. and still hanging around washington with the patent impeachment vote going on the street he hung out wednesday with a marina full of people who love them. you know also loves him? loot union labor. union labor loves them to they love you too? i love you too sir then there are those he doesn't love. we've got this guy shift. you got this guy shift and he too i don't even think about looks anymore i don't talk about looks of a male or female but this thought similar to refer to the spirit is not exactly the best looking guy you've ever seen. and cold me has another beauty, combing. >> comey is another beauty would that i do a good job when i fired is asked? [laughter] greg: that's everything but the kitchen sink. wait, sinks, showers, all the stuff. >> sinks, showers, all the stuff, i did a lot of it. the water comes out, you have areas with her so much water you don't know what to do the intern on the

and a drumroll, please. [ hisses ] [ hisses and snarls ] [ bell chimes ] let's dance! now the icing on the cake! >>> house republican leader kevin mccarthy was wrong when he said a president shouldn't be impeached in his first term. he is on to something. does it make sense for the country to elect, re-elect a president impeached in his first term to a second term? in nixon's time the desire to have him drink from office dominated the air. the clinton matter was what it was, a president's behavior and how he used his office in dishonesty. this one came to us not just as a matter of involving trump, but the craziness which makes seriousness even in the process of getting rid of him hard to am could by. half the country wants this guy gone, banished from the scene. but because he is such a lesser figure, more comic figure, it's hard to feel the tragedy that richard nixon suffered. i gave them a sword, nixon said afterward, and they stuck it in and twisted it with relish. i gave them a sword. it's hard to hear trump speak with such self-awareness, understanding of his cen

(radio static hissing) (woman talking on radio) >> narrator: the fire was reing towards concow, remoteent of around 700 people, about halfway between where the fire ignited and paradise. >> i got g couple of phone calls fr otherhief officers asking i wasaying attention to the radio. you know, i think like a lot of people, didn't really take it too serious-- we get a lot of fires up there. you know, i told them, you know, it's cold, you know, it's in the 40s, it's november, it's a nuisanceire. the incidentommat was set up at the hardware store at yankee hill. anso we were preparing to defend concow and contain that fire. (woman talking on radio) >> go ahead. >> ...21-07... narrator: cal fire-- th state fire service-- began sending firefighters to tackle the blaze in concow. >> i drove up highway 70 and ahe wind was basical blowing all the smoke right over the top of us. he >> narrator:laze was soon dubbed "the camp fire," ter the road where it started.we >> w stopping down concow, helped out a few residentried to put some of the spot fires out around their house. they were relatively sm

and a drumroll, please. [ hisses ] [ hisses and snarls ] [ bell chimes ] let's dance!ng on the cake! paul: the secret surveillance issuing a rare public rebuke of the appeal of this week. rosemary collier ordering the agency to see how it intends to correct their errors. is laid out in the justice department to report on the investigation into the trunk presidential campaign. inspector general michael horowitz, said this week that the fbi made serious and repeated mistakes and handling of applications to the former carter page. something former fbi james call me acknowledge the fact that chris wallace last sunday. >> is right, i was wrong. i was overconfident in the procedures that the fbi injustice had built over 20 years. i thought they were robust enough. it's incredibly hard to get a fisa. i was overconfident in those because he is right, there is real sloppiness. >> rio back with dan. andd him and bill. kim it was a lot more than sloppy. was not. kim: much much more and also by the way, it's not really hard to get a fisa. we can go for a long time and this whole t

there are loads of booked but hissing blowing -- whistle blowing but they tend to reinforce the clear shares we're trying to get past, whistle-blower are heroes, they're traitor, always had whistle-blowers. it's american as apple pie. or that the state only clamps down on whistle-blowers. there's nothing in between. so it's really the place of university presses, i think, that value a more nuanced a progression, a more in-depth approach and also multiauthorred book. the idea of an edited involve is becoming increasingly difficult to publish, wind the university presses and certainly in a commercial environment. impossible. so, briefly, read to dig deeper, into the phenomenon of whistle blowing, think beyond the tired binaries that too often constrain the way we think and talk and act about in relation whistle blowing and then act supporting whistle-blowers, certainly, but not just in partisan ways, not just thinking about the current moment and people who are speaking out against trump, though that's great. but how do we think in a more anti-systemic fashion about the whistle-blowers

and a drumroll, please. [ hisses ] [ hisses and snarls ] [ bell chimes ] let's dance!ow the icing on the cake! >>> the trump administration have done more to shape the courts in just one term than any president in recent history. it is a strategy that'll affect the laws of the land for years to come. let me show you a little bit about this. since taking office, president trump nominated a whopping 234 federal judges. 174 confirmed. these confirmations are broken down by u.s. district courts, u.s. court of appeals and the supreme court. while the president has two supreme court nominations under his belt, justice neil gorsuch and brett kavanaugh. right now according to the federal initial center, more than more than one quarter of active in the united states are trump's appointees. president trump named a total of 50 judges to appeal courts, compares to president obama a total of 55 judges to the appeals court in the entire eight years at the white house. at this point, he confirmed 24 federal appeal judge courts. why does it mall? there are 13 appellate courts that sit

and a drumroll, please. [ hisses ] [ hisses and snarls ] [ bell chimes ] let's dance!cing on the cake! . >>> the end of the year brings reflection on what happened. 2019 is the year that brought in a new congress, the most diverse ever. of course it brought impeachment this week, the first ever for an i elected president in his first term. it also brought lori lightfoot's election, the largest american city led by a woman. it wasn't just about politic. drake has displaced the beatles with 28 billion music streams while billie eilish is one of the most popular artists of the year. the 18-year-old newcomer wracking up 6 million streams. which brings us to a special story tonight. an exclusive interview with artist yasiin bey. he performed as the rapper mos def and we get into where culture is moving online. he's releasing his new music offline only. you can't get it on an app or record store. it's limited to his art exhibit at the brooklyn museum. people can only hear it there, not on spotify, apple, et cetera. we just got to sit down at this exhibit and here's the conci

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and a drumroll, please. [ hisses ] [ hisses and snarls ] [ bell chimes ] let's dance!welcome back. was the greg mulvihill shooting an accident or an attempted cold-blooded murder? the prosecution argued diana lovejoy convinced mcdavid to kill her husband as a way to gain full custody of the couple's child and to avoid a big payout. the defense claimed that weldon and diana were on an information-gathering mission that went awry. the jury was about to speak. but first, diana and weldon each share what they say happened with us. here's andrea canning with the conclusion of our story. >> i want people to know that i did not attempt to murder anyone. >> reporter: we met with weldon mcdavid at the vista, california detention facility where he'd been since his arrest on charges he and diana lovejoy had conspired to murder her husband. >> you had an ar-15, you're lying on your belly in camouflage. you have a gun suppressor, a brass bag to catch your shell casings. this sounds like a plan to kill someone. >> if i was gonna kill him, i could have hit him at any point, you know,

and a drumroll, please. [ hisses ] [ hisses and snarls ] [ bell chimes ] let's dance! the icing on the cake! >>> day one, executive order we start the legal status of young people in the daca program. we change border policy so federal agents never snatch babies from the arms of their mothers. >> bernie sanders on daca tonight, one of the issues that did break through in the conversation and a good time for us to bring in another contributor of ours tonight. and that is dr. victoria who gets to be a professor at a great place, the lbj school of public affairs out of the university of texas, austin. we are duty bound to say at this point -- doctor, i'm happy to have you as part of our coverage. how did you view tonight through the prism of your lives work and what you teach to young students at ut? >> thank you. first of all, thank you for the hook em horns. >> you know, i love austin. >> texas a&m, sorry about it. in terms of the immigration discussion i thought it was a good discussion. however, i was taken aback by the beginning of that discussion where the question

and a drumroll, please. [ hisses ] [ hisses and snarls ] [ bell chimes ] let's dance!ow the icing on the cake! chris: president trump spent impeachment night at a rally in michigan a state critical to his re-election. where he made waves on both sides of the aisle, by insulting a prominent democratic family. joining us now, michigan congresswoman debbie dingell, whose late husband john was the target of the president's remarks. she is also co-chair of the democratic policy committee, and congresswoman, welcome back to "fox news sunday." >> thank you, chris, good to be with you. chris: why is speaker pelosi delaying in sending the articles of impeachment over to the senate and how long is she willing to, and prepared to wait? >> so i don't know what the time frame will be but i would like to remind people that when president clinton was impeached, he was impeached on december 19th, and managers were not appointed until january 6th. congress doesn't return until january 6th, was referred to by marc short earlier. there were two resolutions at the time. one was a resoluti

and a drumroll, please. [ hisses ] [ hisses and snarls ] [ bell chimes ] let's dance!we will be back tomorrow with more "meet the press" daily. it should be a raucous house floor. good evening, ari. >> good evening. as we come on the air right now, we're getting new evolving details about how congress plans to hold this vote on impeaching president trump tomorrow. we have that for you. meanwhile, the president lashing out with a new letter claiming he is being mistreated. some dubbing it a rambling screech of rage. plus later tonight, my breakdown on the terms for any senate trial and why chuck schum

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and a drumroll, please. [ hisses ] [ hisses and snarls ] [ bell chimes ] let's dance! now the icing on the cake! >>> i think we're going to get almost an entirely partisan impeachment. i would anticipate an almost entirely partisan outcome in the senate as well. >> that was republican leader mitch mcconnell this afternoon laying out his expectations, pretty poor expectations for what would happen in the u.s. senate if the house votes to impeach president trump tomorrow and how that trial will proceed still needs to be hashed out by the two senate leaders. today we got a glimpse of what they're negotiations might look with mcconnell slamming schumer's proposal that the president's inner circle be called to testify. >> so now senate democratic leader would apparently like our chamber to do house democrats' homework for them. he wants to volunteer the senate's time and energy on a fishing expedition to see whether his own ideas could make chairman schiff's sloppy work more persuasive than chairman schiff himself bothered to make it. >> why is the leader -- why is the pres

this would involve the biggest tory orjority being achieved by johnson dismissed as a joke by many of hiss colleag, the biggest one since margaret thatcher in 1987. and the worst performance since 1983. going back to the days after the second world war. big records being broken in that andrew: they're absolutely are, hur. remembered as a historic tning point in british politics. we are going to lee the eu on boris johnson's terms, we will have conservatives built an even more souther as the governin all the enthusiasm of younger voters, all the frothnd bubble and excited on social media, has gotten nowhere. that is very important. one final thing we have not talked about --look at the snp number. seats in otlandst to there will be a major confrontation over scottish independence between the freshly invigorated boris johnson on the one hand and the freshly invigorated nicola sturgeon on the other. you may recall that the former conservatives in scotland, ruth davidson, promised that if the snp get moren t 50 seats in scotland, she will swim naked in loch ness. something to look forward to.

and a drumroll, please. [ hisses ] [ hisses and snarls ] [ bell chimes ] let's dance! and now the icing on the cake! >>> welcome back to "velshi and ruhle." the house rules committee is establishing the rules that will goin govern the floor debate about the articles of impeachment. tomorrow the whole house is expected to debate and vote on the articles and likely make history by impeaching president trump. >> if passed the resolution would head addressed the potential trial. >> the house chose this road. it's their duty to investigate. to meet the very high bar for undoing a national election. if they fail, they fail. it's not the senate's job to leap into the breach and search desperately for ways get to guilty. that would hardly be impartial justice. >> in the coming weeks, every senator will have a choice. do they want a fair, honest trial that examines all the facts or do they want a trial that doesn't let all the facts come out? we will have votes during this proceeding, should the house send it to us after voting for it when they send it to us, we will have votes

and a drumroll, please. [ hisses ] [ hisses and snarls ] [ bell chimes ] let's dance! icing on the cake! >>> i would say read the transcript. >>> just read the transcript of the phone call. >> read the transcript. >> i'll say it and i'll say it again. read the transcript. >> read the transcript. it's all about the transcript. >> to be clear and for the record, we'd love to read the transcript. we've never seen a transcript of the call trump made to the ukrainian president. we just saw a summary with gaps and ellipses built in that the white house put out to us. but what it does say, what we are allowed to read from the call, backs up what the whistle-blower said. and despite the fetching rally attire, trump supporters don't seem to be in a rush to read the transcript or the summary, at least not those that talked to the daily show last week. >> read the transcript. right. >> have you read the transcript? >> i have not read it. >> but we should read the transcript. >> we should. >> look at the transcript? >> yeah. >> have you looked at the transcript? >> i trust the wor

the holidays are made with philly. theiand a drumroll, please. [ hisses ] [ hisses and snarls ] [ bellnd now the icing on the cake! final debate of 2019. seven of the democratic candidates took the stage. got heated. full of jabs and rousing accusations. south bend, indiana, mayor pete buttigieg appeared to be the latest target. took hits on all sides from his fundraising and his experience. >> the mayor just recently had a fundraiser that was held in a wine cave full of crystals and served $900 a bottle wine. billionaires in wine caves should not pick the next president of the united states. >> this is the problem with issuing purity tests you cannot, yourself, pass. if i pledge -- if i pledge never to be in the company of a progressive, democratic donor, i couldn't be up here. senator, your net worth is 100 times mine. >> i know you ran to be democratic chair of the committee. that's not something i wanted to do. i wanted to be president of the united states. and the point is we should have someone heading up this ticket that is actually won and been able to show that they can gather

and a drumroll, please. [ hisses ] [ hisses and snarls ] [ bell chimes ] let's dance! and now the icing on the cake! >>> what is at risk here is the very idea of america. that idea holds that we are a nation of laws, not of men. we are a nation that believes in the rule of law. when we say we uphold the constitution, we're not talking about a piece of parchment. we're talking about a beautiful architecture in which ambition is set against ambition, in which no branch of government can dominate another. >> today's historic house proceedings wrapped up with powerful words about an america that believes in the rule of law. we heard it over and over again. throughout the over eight hours of debate there were calls for upholding our laws. >> to impeach a president for a phone call for which no crime is charged never mind a high crime and asserting his constitutional prerogatives as president is a clear abuse of power by the congress. >> john locke millennia ago said this -- "wherever law ends, tyranny begins." >> no law was broken. no high crimes or misdemeanors. no impeach

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. >> it was purring and hissing at my dogs. >> and a mountain lion is prowling a neighborhood and it's attacking pit attacking pets, too. >>> first, a look what's coming up on jimmy kimmel live. >> it's a beautiful night in the neighborhood. >> rita divines our marriage into area of beard or no beard. it's like d >>> the southern california neighborhood of seamy valley is on the alert for a mountain lion. >> one homeowner got a picture of it pressed up against a window. the big cat is suspected of attacking two dogs. >> this mini schnauzer was killed after the cat allegedly attacked it. the mountain lion appears thin and has a tracker around its neck which no longer works. >> authorities say they have a permit to recapture it but finding it won't be easy. >>> not something you see on a daily basis in downtown san francisco. it's a coyote running down the middle of the street with a rat in its mouth. the coyote appeared toe looking for maybe a quiet place to enjoy its dinner. we did contact animal control to alert them. so far no other sightings have come into the city. >> i saw one las

of huge dragon is rampaging through the streets of calais hissing and breathing fire. and it's here to stay so it's out to get a good look at its new lair and the people who live there. but they need to be on the lookout for this dragons a tricky one. to track and it's great to see some personnel so i don't want to shower with my son wet from the dragon and wet from the rain in years but it's all right because very very handsome outstanding tremendous. nixon way done. all the decor in the design absolutely to. see. the $72.00 ton dragon is 10 meters tall in 25 meters long after the show it will be on display in calais starting in mid december it will be making its rounds of the french quarter every 20 minutes and carrying up to 60 brave souls on its back. it was built by the french theater group. which specializes in creatures like this one. shows always full of surprises for the construction was very intense. we had to work hard today the dragons on the move and in the streets even in fairly different. weather conditions. the wind is gusting to 100 kilometers per hour

. >> it was purring and hissing at my dogs. >> reporter: that big cat casually walking the streets, emaciatedacker around its neck. police received the first call late wednesday night. the same lion suspected of attacking and wounding a family's dog. >> he's looking for food, he's eating our pets, and will hurt our kids, too. >> reporter: the second attack, killing a mini-schnauzer. the owner fighting to save her dog. >> she jumped on top of the mountain lion and was trying to pry its jaws open to save the dog. >> reporter: david, authorities believe that the tracker for this animal stopped working years ago. they have a permit to go back and recapture it. but they tell us this is a wild nocturnal animal and finding it is not going to be easy. david? >> matt, thank you. >>> when we come back tonight, more on the horrific scene, the driver plunging 300 feet. >>> and news on the flu. it's alarming, and we'll point out where. that's why we redesigned humira. we wanted to make the experience better for you. now there's less pain immediately following injection. we've reduced the size of the needl

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and a drumroll, please. [ hisses ] [ hisses and snarls ] [ bell chimes ] let's dance! the icing on the cake! >>> senator klobuchar, you are looking assertive today. is there something you'd like to add? >> yes. the only cave i ever go to is a man cave. i call it the senate. [ laughter [ laughter ] please check out my classic standup "land of 10,000 laughs." >> so even heading into the holidays when the political universe usually takes a breath, presidential candidates are out on the trail. right now senator elizabeth warren is holding an event with thousands at the high school she attended in oklahoma city. meanwhile house speaker nancy pelosi and senate majority leader mitch mcconnell are still in a standstill over the pending impeachment trial and the spillover from that impasse could soon make its way onto the 020 trail, especially for five democratic candidates who would serve as jurors in that trial. now, publicly though candidates say that they are prepared to fulfill their constitutional duties. but behind the scenes though, contingency plans are underway. ali v

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for hiss r role in t the regions effoforts to gainin independence from spain your pin code of justice says his victory in european elections in may means that he should be released. and that's putting the e. u. at odds with spanish cold spring could reports. a it's almost on a boost from the e. u. for a jail cattelan separatist leader. the european court of justice ruled thursday that ordeal jim carris has parliamentary immunity due to his status as a member of the european parliament jen care's won his seat as an m. e. p. in may. despite being in pre trial detention in spain at the time in october the former vice president of the catalonia region was handed a thirteen year prison sentence for sedition and mis use of public funds following a twenty seventeen independence referendum that was declared illegal by madrid. thursday's decision is a boost for the cattle on separatist movement overall and could potentially set the e. u.'s top judiciary body against the spanish justice system. jen care's lawyers have appealed his conviction with the case set to move to spain supreme court. to

and now for the icing on the cake. [ hiss ] ( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: welcome back to "the dailyning journalist with al-jazeera english and intercept and the host of the deconstructed podcast. please welcome mehdi hasan. ( cheers and applause ) ifthank you for being on the sh. let's jump straight into it. the debate ended. what did you make from it, as someone who was watching it apart from us who was watching it. >> two things. number one, amy klobuchar really clothes pete buttigieg. that came out clearly. she was waiting for this moment. she came prepped with her status. youlogs by 20 points -- she came prepared. he lost by 25 points in indiana, actually. the second thing we learned is the democrats need to run a muslim for president because i'll tell you what, trevor, you won't find me near a wine cave. i don't even know what a wine cave is. that's the solution to the wine cave issue. >> trevor: that's an interesting issue people were arguing about. do you take money from rich people, big corporations, wealthy donors in that class? that was an interesting argument within the p

only the 4th time in our history out of $45.00 presidents that hissed at the president has faced impeachment it's the 3rd only the 3rd to go all the way to impeachment hearings we're talking about the constitution we're talking about the letter of the law it's like sitting in a courtroom right it's not an action movie it's a serious procedure and i so i thought that that these lawyers the 4 of them i thought did a very very good job of presenting their case i was particularly struck by the. the . law professor from north carolina who said that 2 things one if this isn't an impeachable offense what is and 2 he said that donald trump's actions are worse than any other president including the 3 presidents that did face an impeachment inquiry. so i thought that was pretty serious stuff i thought they made a pretty strong case dawdle was fascinating to hear them talk about alexander hamilton and madison and what morris said it and he did. well but they even went back to england right up to the origins of the impeachment law and some of the early cases that were brought and i thought they they rea