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but she she can't say for sure whether his behavior was a result of c-t-e. ) o.j simpson was kicked out of a las vegas hotel... for reportedly being drunk and unruly... t-m-z reports, last night, simpson became disruptive at a bar located at the cosmopolitan hotel.. the report says, simpson got angry at hotel staffers... causing glasses to break at the bar. security showed up and removed him from the hotel simpson cooperated with authorities... still.. we are told he has been permanently banned from the cosmopolitan hotel.. (steve) an attorney for taylor swift has reportedlysent a cease and desist email to a sacramento blogger. as reporter eric rucker reports.. the pop superstar says the blogger tried to connect her music to white supremacy. (steve) that was eric rucker reporting... (grant) happening now:the california n-double-a-c-p says the national anthem is racist... and should be replaced. the group's president says the n-f-l protests prompted her to analyze the lyrics of the song. and she discovered a reference to slaves in the "star spangled banner" de

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after synagogues in the east bay were the targets of vandalism. ( darya ) the california n- double-a-c-p is calling for the national anthem to be changed. the group's president says the n-f-l

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the a-c-l-u of maryland is now questioning the heavy police presence... saying it has received reports of neighbors being patted down and searched as they come and go. so far no arrests in the shooting. the first trials begin today for the inauguration day riots in dc. among the 200 people arrested... one woman... facing sixty years in prison if convicted. seven people are in the first group going before a judge at 9:30 this morning. trying all the defendants could stretch into the middle of next year. the 2017 american music awards.. kicking off with a moving rendition of r-e-m's "everybody hurts" by kelly clarkson and pink. the duet... paying tribute to first responders from the numerous tragedies and natrual disasters this year. but this was just one of many at last night's ama's.. and even before the show. singer demi lovato walking the red carpet at the american music awards, with a very special guest. newly elected virginia delegate danica roem stood side-by-side with the music star. according to the new york dailey news-- lovato wanted roem to join

the a-c-l-u is challenging the ban on behalf of six current members of the armed forces who are transgenderst week, a federal judge in d.c. blocked enforcement of key provisions of the on funds for gender reassignment surgery stand, while the case works its way through court. a school walkout planned for this morning. today hundreds of students from across the country are here in d-c to protest president trump's decision to end daca. they'll be joined by hundreds more students from schools here in our area. walkouts are planned at colleges and high schools in d-c and montgomery county. the five police officers who responded to the shootings at the g-o-p congressional baseball team practice.. will be honored today. they'll receive the u.s. capitol police medal of honor. two of those officers were injured in the shooting spree. they include u.s. capitol police special agents david bailey and crystal griner. majority whip steve scalise was among those wounded in the attack. he'll be at today's ceremony. and check this out - congressman scalise, making the most of having to use a scooter as he

after a long inv before eelven they found a car on fire near the c-s-x tracks. a person inside was pronounced dead on the scene. police have not been able to identify the victim because of the burns. democrats winning big on election night. the party scoring a pair of gubernatorial victories including right here in virginia. ralph northam.. defeating republican ed gillespie with 54 percent of the vote. that victory - delivering a big message to the white house, as the president lashes out. suzanne kennedy begins our coverage, live in vienna this morning. to the other side of the aisle now.. and republican ed gillespie- giving his and republican ed gillespie- giving his concession speech around nine last night. gillespie's campaign tactics mimicked president trump's. he attacked northam over sanctuary cities... said he would not remove confederate monuments... and referenced n-f-l player protests. the former r-n-c chair even had help from the president .. who recorded robo calls that went out to voters. but in the end those efforts were not enough. but this mornin

the tax foundation says it will create one million new jobs and we will say a -- c a 3.71% of gr owth in the economy over the next two years. that is good for jobs, wages, standard of living, quality of life. that is what this tax reform effort is all about. we have an opportunity to get together across the finish line. we have some issues we are working through with individual members, all of which are valid for all of which, in the end, are overcome by the compelling logic and rationale for doing something really meaningful and really important for the american people. economy,etting this growing at a faster rate creating better paying jobs and better wages for them and their families. it was good to have the president join us today at our lunch. he talked about the fact that consumer confidence in america is at an all-time high. part of that is due to the regulatory relief that has come out of this administration the next step is the tax relief we are working on. we as a conference are unified on the efforts to make taxes simpler and fairer. lower rates for people across the countr

(grant) the california n- double-a-c-p says the national anthem is racist... d should be replaced. the group's president says the n-f-l protests prompted her to analyze the lyrics of the song. and she discovered a reference to slaves in the "star spangled banner" deep in a verse... that we don't typically sing. the lyric goes: "no refuge could save the hireling and slave from the terror of flight or the gloom of the grave." n-double-a-c-p officials believes that celebrates the deaths of slaves who fought for freedom. (grant) huffman supports replacing the national anthem with a new one that she says should support all of our values. (vicki) new at nine...an attorney for pop superstar taylor swift...recently sent a cease and desist email to a sacramento blogger.(grant) swift...says that blogger tried to connect her music...to white supremacy. reporter eric rucker has the story... (vicki) that was (vicki) that was eric rucker reporting (grant) up next... th

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it's also rejected ads from the a-c-l-u, peta, and anti-muslim groups. christmas lights display in connecticut has neighbors fed up. the 350-thousand light display that usually brings 30-thousand visitors during the holiday season causes major parking problems. now residents have signed a petition for the town to shut it down. but some say they aren't bothered by the increase in tight parking. " police have posted signage permitting parking on only one side of the street during evenings through the holidays. a teen's tweet vowing to give back this holiday season - going viral. but now her act of generosity could cost her big money. how you can help - still ahead. plus - save the date! new details about the royal wedding. the one thing meghan markle has to do before she ties the knot. eileen live tease more clouds - a few showers thursday night - dry & seasonable for the first weekend of december - cold pattern coming late next week today: mostly sunny. unseasonably mild. highs: 63-67 winds: nw 5-15 mph tonight: mainly clear to partly cloudy. lows: 32-39 w

a c-h-p helicopter managed to hoist her to safety... hovering around 75- feet, while a paramedic was lowered to the woman.she is recovering from her injuries this morning. (robin)(boxes) a warning for dog owners in fremont after a dog that frequently walks a popular park in the city tested positive for a dangerous bacteria . at this time city officials are not able to verify whether the dog contracted lepto-spir-osis from central park.the park is located on stevenson boulevard. however, as a precaution... the park is closed until crews clean the area. lepto-spir-osis is a bacteria commonly spread through the urine of infected animals and it lives in water and soil. the deadly bacteria... can also be transmitited to humans. (robin) city officials say people should keep their pets out of any lakes or ponds at other dog parks in the are

because he has to this is going to be less of a of a will push to roll back the influence of powers of a c a p b so maybe the congress and the white house might focus on things like like tax reform or other financial issues ok so back to the u.s. economy for a second if in a perfect world we found a way to get rid of all these hidden what would the u.s. economy look like i mean these companies are making billions of dollars a year it sounds like you can change a few g.d.p. percentage points off sure it would be you know look at the micro level or some level would have made you mean to the individual u.s. households and so would add maybe fifteen to twenty percent back to the pocketbooks of the american consumer that would in turn mean more money in their pocket to spend on more goods and services as well so and we're also fees is also a massive transfer of wealth from the middle class to the one percent or so i said to be less of a transfer of wealth as consumers use the use of money in their pockets to buy goods and services that sounds like it could have a pretty big impact it could abso

>> voices from the state on c-span. a quick reminder congressman steny hoyer and jerome adams are in southern maryland for a discussion on the opioid epidemic. here onsee it live c-span scheduled for 11:30 eastern this morning. until then, conversation from "washington journal" about u.s. efforts in afghanistan. thestable, afghanistan and pakistan bureau chief for the "washington post." howt us off by reminding us long the u.s. has been in afghanistan now and what is the current situation? guest: well, it has been 16 years since the taliban was overthrown and the u.n. brought in a new government, which in 2002.y took office the fighting was actually a bit but it did of again around 2005, 2006. we are really talking 11 years of intense conflict against the taliban insurgency. ups and downs. there have been a lot of difficulties getting the afghan defense forces in shape. the united states has sent militaryof dollars on aid, military troops being there, as well as aiding the government to simply support itself over these ma

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a d-c firefighter is speaking out about with him rescuing a little boy from a burning vehicle. the van was parked outside a day care on nannie helen burroughs avenue in northeast, when it ignited. witnesses saw the smoke and called 9-1-1. captain mike basinger tells us that he thought it was a simple call, until he heard something he did not expect. just as the firefighter rescued the boy, his mother came rushing out of the day care. she was inside with her infant when the fire started. the toddler was taken to the hospital for possible smoke inhalation. it's unclear what sparked the fire. right now-- actress rose mc-gowan.... is out on bail. she turned herself in to authorities in loudoun county last night. mc-gowan is facing drug charges- accused of leaving narcotics on plane a dulles- when she came to town for the women's march back in january. she was booked and released on five-thousand dollars bond. mcgowan's name - in the headlines a lot lately - after she accused movie mogul harvey weinstein of rape. new this morning.. celebrations breaking out australia.. after the nat

a c-h-p helicopter lowered a paramedic down to her. she was eventually hoisted to safety. she is expected to make a full recovery. ( darya ) happening today. san mateo county will remember three young men who died in a car crash on halloween night. the families of matthew cruz ... andrew gonzales... and ricky torres have decided that the trio will be memorialized together. the two day funeral service starts this evening at nativity church in menlo park. over a thousand people are expected to show up. the crash happened halloween night on skyline boulevard in san mateo county... near woodside. ( james ) happening now... san francisco police are looking for the person who fired shots into traffic in the city's bay view neighborhood. it happened on the 22-hundred block of san bruno avenue. the shots hit a car with a man inside but the man was not hit. his windshield was broken. no one else was injured in the gunfire. ( james ) take a look at this surveillance video. a kron four viewer reached out to us .... to report a package theft in oakland near the corner of 101st avenue

her body was found behind a dumpster near a c-v-s on friday afternoon. investigators say dania mendez de guerra's husband reported her missing on monday. they say campos-martinez beat her to death because she wanted to end her affair with him. an update now on the church massacre in sutherland springs texas. mourners gathered for sunday service for the first time since more than two dozen people were gunned down in a small church. pastor frank pomeroy lost more than two dozen members of his congregation - including his own 14 year old daughter, annabelle. he was out of town last week. sunday service was held in a tent. his former church now stands as a gunman devin kelley killed 26 people. he eventually committed suicide, after exchanging gunfire with a neighbor. we are halfway through the nfl regular season. the playoff race in the nfc is tightening up and that means-- washington needs to start racking up some wins. the team did not do that on sunday-- suffering another loss at home, this time to the minnisota vikings. but the offense did show some figh

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you should give them a call. ( terisa ) in national news... c-s news has suspended television journalist charlie rose. the move comes after thirteen women have come forward accusing him of sexual harassment.. rose is a co- host of "60 minutes" and "c- b-s this morning." he is also the host of his own long running interview show on p-b-s. p-b-s and bloomberg have suspended him as well. the accusations against him include inappropriate phone calls, unwanted sexual advances and groping. in a statement, rose has apologized saying he -- quote -- "behaved insensitively at times." ( james ) a new lawsuit is filed over the las vegas shooting massacre. two southern california attorneys say they represent more than 450-victims. there are also two wrongful death lawsuits. the lawsuits include negligence claims against m-g-m resorts... concert organizers and the estate of shooter stephen paddock. paddock opened fire on a country music concert from the mandalay bay resort and casino back on october first. he killed 58 people. attorneys say concert security w

a masto menstruation in chicago that all of us can look back and see on c-span -- a mass demonstration in chicago that all of us can look back and see on c-span, most of it was bread by the -- most of it was bred by the conflict. we drafted the most income level of america and the highest income level that a doctor would say they had a bone spur. that is wrong. later in the war we went to the lottery system. the four years and years, it was the most income americans, which means a lot of minorities -- the lowest income americans, which means a lot of minorities, were forced to fight. to me that is a black mark on this country, asking the lowest income level to fight for us while the wealthiest state home. brian: when you were in your a4 taking off from the carrier, how apprehensive were you when you are flying into a place like northern vietnam that you would get shot down? sen. mccain: we had a horrific fire and i was hit by a missile and all of that. my plane was. on the flight deck. then i transferred over, flying off another carrier when i was shot down. i was a young fighter pilot

in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable-television company. it is brought to you today by your cable or satellite provider. >> i'm at the historic train station at the shelburne museum, c-span is learning more about the history. join us as we take a look at the rail history of vermont. chip: here we are at the train station at the shelburne museum, built in 1890 by dr. william stuart webb, a rutland railroad, and service with the central vermont railway as well. it was essentially built to help out with passenger rail service for this region, but perhaps more importantly for the availability of the webbs to be able to travel as they wish, to go to their summer home, the down to new york city mayor to -- or to other areas around the country. it was built for shelburne, however, and it served passenger rail service up until 1953. when that stopped at that point, passenger rail service in this region. it was then given to the shelburne museum for posterity's sake, to allow people to be able to see it, and with much of the railroad memorabilia that

(vicki) plus..a sacramento man dies after a confrontation with officers.... now the c-h-p is facing a lawsuit... what the family is demanding...(grant) and the happiest place on earth is not so happy... as least for a dozen families... we'll explain... my name is cynthia haynes and i am a senior public safety specialist for pg&e. my job is to help educate our first responders on how to deal with natural gas and electric emergencies. everyday when we go to work we want everyone to work safely and come home safely. i live right here in auburn, i absolutely love this community. once i moved here i didn't want to live anywhere else. i love that people in this community are willing to come together to make a difference for other people's lives. together, we're building a better california. (vicki) southern california health officials continue to investigate the source of a legionnairies' outbreak at disneyland. officials are inspecting two cooling towers near the resort. both structures were recently disinfected after high levels of legionnaires were found. that bacteria...

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public speaker on items 2-a b c or d. >> good evening commissioners. is is with regard to the officer-involved shooting report. in the summer of 2016, the grand jury issued a report into the open opportunities exist for greater transparency in officer-involved shootings. one of the recommendations is that these investigations occur contemporaneously. s that recommendation of the grand jury been implemented? that we'd have the administrative and criminal all occurring contemporaneously to shorten up this process? because they documented it was taking an average of three years for -- from the time of the officer-involved shooting until the charges decision then the administrative piece began. they just said it's way too long and it's delegitimatizing the department. the second is the grand jury recommended that a civilian participate in the investigations. has that civilian been identified? are they actively participating in the investigation? my third question have any s fpb officers involved in the shootings been disciplined by this body? in los angeles

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a u.s. navy plane crashed with 11 people on board. the c transport went down in the ocean south of japan. eight crew members have been rescued so far in good condition. cbs news correspondent ben tray sigh flew within would be -- tracy flew on one of the planes last week. >> reporter: the cargo plane crashed while it was returning to the uss ronald reagan wednesday afternoon and this happened while the u and japanese forces were pacific. now the plane went down into the philippines sea southeast of okinawa which is one of the southern most parts of japan. their defense ministry says an engine malfunctioned and the c- 2 cargo plane seems to be the cause. now last week we were on the uss ronald reagan as it was engaged in a rare military exercise near the korean peninsula. that involved three u.s. aircraft carriers. we flew on and off the ship in a c-2 cargo plane and i can tell you they do require you to wear a life preserver around your neck while they're on the plane that could be why they were able to find these eight people so quickly. n

climatologists a c o two emissions increased all over the globe this year the surge comes after three years of little change which had generated measured optimism. a lot of people thought we were in safe territory we've been on a plateau for the past three years so they saw no problem we don't have to do much on this thing and among the countries with significant emissions increases is india but its representatives in bowen are promoting their country as a land of the future and criticizing highly industrialized nations india says these countries should sharply reduce their carbon emissions by the time the paris climate accord goes into effect in two thousand and twenty environmental groups support india's demand to know the indians are demanding clear signs from industrialized nations that they are going to act germany and the rest of europe have to play a crucial role here chancellor merkel will give a speech in the main hall wednesday and the whole world will be waiting to hear what she has to say on this. but for now progress is said to be sluggish on the main point of the agenda

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happening today - president trump, expecting a c vladimir putin. after putin held a surprise meeting with syrian leader bashar al assaad. putin is expected to talk with president trump about the resolution of the syrian civil war.. now heading into it's fifth year. happening now, d.c.'s attorney general is suing the austin-royster funeral home. the lawsuit claims the northwest d.c. business ripped off customers. when 60-year-old levolia hayes died, his family turned to that funeral home. d.c.'s attorney general says it received his 53-thousand dollar life insurance check to cover the 57-hundred dollar funeral. the funeral home was supposed to give the family the remaining 47-thousand dollars. but after calls, texts, and a few drives from florida to d.c., the family received only one check, which bounced. austin-royster is also accused of operating without a license. abc-seven called and messaged the funeral workers not heard back. developing now... a springfield man -- and former uber driver -- arrested, accused of sexually assaulting a woman at am

(steve) kron four's terisa estacio went along with a c-h-p officer today as they hit the road. she joins us live now from vallejo. terisa? a suspected dui crash - multiple cars involved and several victims this was the scene wednesday afternoon in walnut creek, the day before the beginning of the thanksgiving holiday. one person arrested for being under the influence of drugs and alcohol preventing crashes like this - all part of the maximum enforcement period underway with the california highway patrol. officer hannah walcott, chp. it is an effort to keep all safe.i rode with officer hannah walcott with the california highway patrol this afternoon officer walcott, chp during my ride along on several east bay freeways, we quickly encountered a speeding drivers. and motorists breaking the law texting and checking email a cell phone while driving. officer walcott, chp "you can not drive and text"officer walcott says they see many many drivers on cellphones these days and adds it is a potentially dangerous situation. officer walcott. don't do it, we see collisions and injuries. jus

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>> look, on taxes, i would give him incomplete on management, i'd give him a c. and i would say in terms of creating optimism, i'd give him a b, initialfully terms of the business sector, and that's why we see this push in the stock market. >> and jobs. >> and jobs, a c, and mainly there because i think that a lot of these jobs -- unemployment was down when he came into office and so he's been -- his policies have been able to continue to go down, and i think the only way we see more jobs is more deregulation and a ta reform getting through the congress >> wow, larry, i wish i'd had you in college you're not a very tough grader, are you? let's compare -- >> totally favorite democrat no, i'm here >> i think everybody should have one. >> because regarding jobs, i think trump's deregulation message, and by the way, that includes congress, they pass 70 bills, trump's executive orders have been a tremendous shot in the arm to both moral and confidence and actually, there's evidence that small, medium businesses had picked up, all right. >> a minus on jobs >> i would gi

a c-h-p helicopter hoisted her to safety... tonight she is recovering. still ahead....in the wake of yet another mass shooting, a california senator pushes for a ban on assault weapons. plus... new video of the crash involving retired pitcher roy halladay.what the n-t-s-b is saying about what happened. <><> ((gary sports tease))"coming up a little bit later in this broadcast, how are the warriors tonight without kevin durant? we'll update you from oracle arena. the ucla story, those freshman kids still in hot water. we'll let you know the latest. and,hey, little 49ers, little raiders, later in this broadcast." ((steve))here's what we are tracking new tonight at nine... ,. a couple near modesto .... not only accused of leaving their children at home alone...( steve ) but also switching places when the wife got into a car accident. it happened yesterday morning in the city of ceres. a woman did not have a driver's license when she got into a car accident with another driver. police say she then called her husband so they could switch places. her husband lef