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if you can see a fire off to the north, you need to stay on high i have a full detail of that in >> itbe a dangerous 36 hours. a dig chunk at about five miles the oak mond neighborhood and >> as we have been seeing major anxiet the town burned yesterday. they are keeping a close eye on bay area spent the day there and >> i can tell you that highway late this afternoon we saw a ellen because of that flair up, ca brought in it. these thick clouds of smoke >> thi moving towards us. >> came here to feed home. tonigh there are several the of fewer than 800 today ricardo returned home to and only the foundation of his house. >> i know we lost everything, >> this stuffed animal is the today we saw a lot of people who were somehow able to get past tonigh they may be at risk if forwar report live in sonoma, nbc >> we are seeing it firsthand. this i clearly a dangerous area. jean elle is in the oakmont neighb >> they want to make sure no one gets inside. the fire is on the ridge above we saw wind whipping it into >> fire crews raced to save struct to help. >> it flaired up in the last >> crews w

after the deaths of four us soldiers in niger earlier this month, america's top general promises a full investigation. prosecutors launch an investigation into possible sexual harassment at the company co—founded by disgraced film producer harvey weinstein. testing the limits of artistic freedom: a controversial new film opens in russia after months of protests, threats and violence. the white house says president trump will talk tough on trade with china when he visits asia next week, we look at what's at stake. do we need to regulate social media? well, this us senator definitely thinks so, he'll tell us why. america's top general has promised a full investigation into the deaths of four soldiers in niger earlier this month. joseph dunford says their families deserved an explanation of what happened. the body of one soldier, sergeant la david johnson, was not recovered for two days. his widow has accused president trump of treating her with insensitivity during a condolence call. our north america correspondent peter bowes reports. last post plays. sergeant la david johnson was laid t

they had a full-scale model of japan that they would make a film to prepare the pilots to go do a bombinglittle camera that would run over it to show exactly where they needed to go. that is all declassified now. great question. >> [inaudible] before america got involved, did they create films during the -- the battle of britain -- [inaudible] was this unit together at that point? >> the question is whether the first motion picture unit unit would have sent people out to britain to capture films before america got into war? the first motion picture unit would not have done that because it had not been film jet but -- been formed yet, but some of the people may have worked as newsreel photographers or another capacities where they would have been in europe capturing that footage of news films so it is very likely. there was some crossover. >> if you are interested in military films for the battle of britain there is the "why we fight" series created by frank capra for the army signal division. it is available on our youtube channel if you like to view them. >> [inaudible] >> i can't say fo

saudi arabia's oil minister says a full aramco ipo is on track for 2018. a very warm welcome. this is "bloomberg daybreak: europe," our flagship morning show. i am anna edwards. matt: and i am matt miller in berlin. we are getting headlines of fourth-quarter net sales at $2.1 billion. also seeing fourth-quarter gross margin around 44%. just a couple minutes ago, came out with this net sales for the third quarter. that is the reporting quarter. $2.45 billion, beating the estimate. margin,arter gross

theresa may will have a full fifteen minutes to continue her charm offensive here in brussels convincingthe other twenty seven leaders that she will stand by the commitments that the u.k. has made in the past and will be interesting to see what kind of concessions she can throw in within these.

want it take you up to the calistoga area, anytime you're seeing that purple that means a full closure of a roadway. just out of the calistoga area we have a full closure of state route 128 so both directions are shut down between scott down and shock hill road and this should go without saying really for any of these closures we don't have any estimate on when these roadways will reopen, so definitely could be long-term situations here. >> mass transit impacted once again today. golden gate transit bus service they will not be offering service from piner road, they will have limited service from the santa rosa transit mall. they will have departures as often as possible. everyone going to have to stay flexible. i do have more mass transit impacts to talk about as well in a few minutes. >>> joining us on the phone we have scott alonso. what update can yo give us this morning? >> so we are still sheltering thousands of people in sonoma county. we have nearly 5,000 staying at 24 evacuation centers, ranging all the way up from clover dale down to petaluma. we have -- working on delivering

a full hour of news live at eleven. that's our ee air normally. i don't feel like we're losing anything, i feel like we're gaining shannon bream. what is your show going to be like? >> very news i. i think it's good you have two lawyers on back-to-back. there's so much to unpack with the in indictments, and what we are learning from papadopoulos. and was he wearing a wire. the fact that he was arrested july 27th and we didn't find out until the first week of october and making a plea deal and then we find out about it today, some of the unsealed file today said he was a proactive cooperate or and that if they had released that he had this arrest and appearance it may tip other people off and they might start destroying evidence. all those weeks we didn't know,

a full closure of southbound 101 just before you get to wood side road. everyone forced off at whipple. this is some type of a collision. we believe a patrol vehicle was involved. we don't know with what agency and it does sound like there's police activity. some type of an investigation is ongoing as well. we are working to get more information but in the meantime we have just a little bit of a backup that has started to form. a slight surface street detour. el camino real or 280, if that makes more sense for you, is an option as well. everyone else quiet at the moment. looks like we have a stackup in the cash lanes for the bay bridge toll plaza but we don't have the metering lights on yet. we have 30 minutes until they flip those over. we do have a collision on highway 4, though, in the pittsburg area. we'll check on that next. >>> a couple of items to do this week and if you can get into san francisco bluegrass. 72 and sunshine friday. breezes will come off the ocean and cool us to 69 saturday and about 70 sunday. lows 52 to 53 degrees. looking at a lot

this is where we have a full closure of southbound 101 between whipple and wood side. see the flares up here and you can see all traffic being forced off onto the exit. it's not a very long detour. you can get back on at wood side. and the backups continue to grow here. it's not terrible yet. we are still looking at volumes less than a mile approaching the backup. even in the last 10 or 15 minutes you can see it has gotten longer. el camino real looks good. 280 looks good this started at 3:15 this morning. chp patrol vehicle got into a solo vehicle collision. two officers inside that vehicle were transported with injuries but are expected to be okay. we're hearing from some sources on the scene they're getting close to getting one lane back open. a quick check of the bay bridge toll plaza. metering lights on. i also quickly want to check some drive times. everyone else looking okay, tracy to dublin. westbound 4 antioch to concord. 16 southbound 101 if you're coming in from the south bay this morning. mike nicco has been telling you, i have, too, some foggy conditions ac

almost a full year with. going to have to. really . have a big liberal to help reduce the. interest of the. interest of the people ok. in the world of hurt. believe that all reversed. but judging from the bench in front of the liberals did you. talk. to. supporters have been staging demonstrations against the electoral commission. and calling for elektra forms commission officials say some of the opposition demands are and reasonable and there is simply no time to implement them the political situation in the country is worrying many i'm afraid of what fellas i think have moved on i am a strong feeling that kenyans. never accepted that peace is. this and that. in order of political conflict that. people would accept that and. already. everywhere that this tension everywhere. kenya is in uncharted territory politically and constitutionally the law isn't clear on what happens in a situation like this the constitution does not envision an eventuality where no reelection is held within a sixty day legal timeline which expires at the end of the month lawyer save no election is h

being a drug addict is a full—timejob. every day, the same. e to start all over again. and this is lisa's life. a mother, ruled by heroin. i put it before my children. do you need heroin more than your children? yes. i do. before all this, lisa was married with five children, two jobs. then she faced violence, heroin, and despair. i lost my oldest daughter and that's basically where, i've been on it since. i use that as like a coping... i haven't really dealt with her death. ijust buried my head in the sand. every five hours in the uk someone dies after taking heroin or morphine. in the north—east, there are more drug—related deaths than anywhere else in the world. how many friends have you lost? there's loads. how many? at least 20. 20 friends? from heroin overdoses? yes. and this is the cost of addiction on our streets. walked in, noticed the fridge was gone. came in to the kitchen, cooker gone. look at all the needles you've got lying around in there. on patrol with durham police. there is uncapped needles there. every day, the same. the onl

a meeting last week. the times business reports that shares in british car dealership pendragon plummeted on monday after the company warned about its full the number of profit warnings by british companies jumped to 75 in the third quarter, the biggest quarterly rise in almost six years. iran's president hassan rouhani wants to rein in the revolutionary guards whose many companies have allowed iran to survive years of sanctions. that's according to the new york times. he says their monopoly on large sectors of the economy is hindering economic growth. and in china business daily, yoghurt sales are expected to overtake milk sales in the country, according to new data.

a full leadership election now., british workers producing less each hour than many of our developed neighbours. politicians in catalonia press ahead with plans for independence as the spanish government apologises for police violence during a referendum. after the military tensions rise between north korea and the us, this year's nobel peace prize goes to an antinuclear campaign group.

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police say the man is expected to make a full recovery. >> a pair of unwelcomed guests toured a charter school in california. a female black bear and her cub wandered on to the academy. an 8 grader to spotted the bears alerted school authorities. by the time they were arrived, the bear were done with their tour and walked off. >> we've been buildings more and more into their areas, so we're expected to see them in ours. >> way to tell both sides. it's going to be chilly out there for the bears and they have fur. storm tracker 6 live showing we are chilling down, we have a breeze out there, and looks like they are buildings the ice rink by city hall. temperatures in the 50s in philadelphia. the suburbs in the 40s. a little bit on it is breezy side especially in the morning and after sunrise. we start out bright across the region and then we cloud up a bit. 11:00. we see a scattered sprinkle roll through the region. we'll have light nuisance stuff in the afternoon and evening and clearing on the way. 60 degrees is the high. it's going to be chillier than yesterday. 47 by 8:00. 51 by 10:00

their first big performance for the first time the team completes a full rehearsal that lasts over an hour with hot and stuffy. because i don't have a. right not that i have no idea of the. brandy gives a pep talk to lift their confidence and reminds them to focus on safety. what worries me was how they rushed when they became tired home. i always tell them when you're tired but focus on your breathing. and how it helps their acting concentration and makes them ok. they need to understand the rhythm of breathing and how to follow it. let us know the next day they know the tricks one after another. for it's a high and i'm looking forward to you having a few dress rehearsal. with. like. knowing where you are and. randy is satisfied with technique but wants to express himself better man. than you're going to come to the right to live up. to my b.s. i heard. from the owner. i never hear that when i bend it like the old. man we get to train as actors so we're a little step up and not quite there when we perform. they have a quick bite off the practice the pump of the such a good rehearse.

a full public enquiry.d incontinence mesh operations while this audit is being carried out. third, bring forward the nice guidelines for mesh in stress—related urinary incontinence from 2019 to 2018 and fourth, raise awareness of this with the general public and with gps. the conservative who chairs the health select committee is also a gp. i don't agree that we should ban the mesh because for some women the symptoms of stress urinary incontinence or prolapse can themselves be life altering. so we should retain this as an option. where in fact alternative procedures may give worse outcomes or potentially worse complications, but there must be adequate consultation with women about the risks, so that they can weigh up those risks. fundamentally, at the heart of this, there is an absence of data, and i am afraid there has been cavalier practice, we cannot allow this to continue in the future and i think the women that have been affected deserve an apology, they deserve recognition of the extent of this and th

as far as chp is concerned this is a full, hard closure for both directions of the roadway. the northbound side closed by centennial. there's a ton of law enforcement. the surface streets are closed as well and will be closed the rest of the day. chp recommending you take state route 12 through sonoma and head to the petaluma area via 116 and then south on 101. so hopefully you can avoid the gridlock we saw on our 101 camera. also a quick check of things in sears point at 121. this is the area of another one of those very large fires. it sounds like a lot of folks are going the wrong way trying to get out of the detours and around the road closures. we did just hear from novato fire department this will likely be closed the entire day. around sears point, that is a sig alert now. that is not a good option for you. i wanted to show you that camera shot. look at all this smoke and that terrible air quality. we're still seeing light volume here. i live in oakland. we had some really windy conditions when i woke up around 39, 40 miles an hour. there's a lot of debris on the roadw

joe has a full saturday of sports in your sports draft. we can now use a blood sample to detect lungcer. if we can do that, imagine what we can do for asthma. and if we can stop seizures in epilepsy patients with a small pacemaker for the brain, imagine what we can do for multiple sclerosis, even migraines. if we can use patients' genes to predict heart disease in their families, imagine what we can do for the conditions that affect us all. imagine what we can do for you. >>> good evening, everyone. welcome to this saturday night sports draft. you would have to call game 48 of the world series a survival game for the coming tokers. they did just that. down 2 games to 1 in houston, the dodgers putting their heads together in a game that matched the 2 team's number 4 starters. carly morton for the astro, al education ward for the dodgers. ward struck out cody belinger and martin forsythers. chris taylor with a ground ball to 3rd where al education bregman throws to the plate to cut out austin barnes. wood was matching

butler road to a full recovery is -- but her road to a full recovery is far from over. she will have several more surgeries in the weeks and months to reconstruct part of her skill after she was shot in the head. this weekend, thousands will lace up their sneakers for the marine corps marathon. preparations are nearly complete, and some runners are checking in. suzanne kennedy has a preview of the big race. suzanne: this is where the runners will mark off the first while in the 26.2-mile adventure that is the marine corps marathon. three of the 30,000 participants are siblings. they race with a special person in mind. >> he is with us every step and it will be incredibly emotional. it probably won't cross the finish line without crying. suzanne: allison's father was an avid runner, teaching her and her two sibli years ago. his-time marathoner, passion lives on in his three kids. >> i'm excited. i am nervous. two, they have a dozen marathons. this is their 14-year-old brother's first and it is an event they are anxiously awaiting four. >> to do it start to finish and hav

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have to fear it because it is the basis of most of our trade but it would be better if we left with a full agreement with the eu. his colleague david davis in the eu. his colleague david davis in the house of commons this afternoon speaking the mps also said that the uk had to be prepared for a no deal scenario. he said that was the best way of getting a good deal out of the european union. but in front of the european union. but in front of the home affairs select committee, amber rudd, the home secretary, was asked the same question by labour. there has obviously been discussion

i discussed with the president and the vice president at our working lunch today, the senate has a full schedule of important work right ahead of us. the senate's fall agenda includes confirming more nominees to the judiciary, administration and other important positions. and later today we'll resume consideration of another nominee, callista l. gingrich who has been nominated to serve as our ambassador to the vatican. that agenda includes providing continued assistance to communities affected by the recent hurricanes, and we'll process the president's supplemental funding request to do just that. the senate's agenda also includes completing work on the budget resolution and advancing tax reform, two things that are critical to helping our economy finally realize its true potential after the stagnation of the last decade. this budget will be the next step to spurring growth in our economy. it provides a pathway to balance. it reins in federal spending. and it honors our commitments to social security and provides for the national defense. in addition to these important aspects of this b

and domestic politics jobs for the macro starts her first a full round of talks on forming a government a coalition that has never been tried at a national level on a. better. life supremacist leader shouted off stage at a florida university highlighting america's divisions of a hate speech and free speech. and phil gail welcome to the program they just from britain and the european union are still divided over bread. said a meeting today in brussels broke up with the two sides are struggling with the terms of the divorce german chancellor angela merkel raised hopes of talks that might be able to move on to the next summit in december but said that progress would depend on britain settling its financial obligations we'll hear from brussels in just a moment first this report to reason may did her best to keep up appearances in brussels but she offered few new answers to the many questions that remain about. how much is london willing to pay to settle its divorce bill and when it remains a mystery. the full and final settlement will come as part of the final agreement that we're getting i

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he didn't play a full game, 27 minutes, more than expected, but still, they don't have this guy. there are other players at full strength and playing the first game today. this team is on the rise. jeff skversky "action news." >> thank you so much. we'll see more sixers friday against boston. >> thank you. two straight days of cloudy skies as temperatures bounce back from this chill. cecily tynan is here with what comes next in the accuweather forecast. >> what a week. yesterday's high, 61-degrees five below average today 72-degrees. we stay above average into the weekend. temperatures rising for the weekend. the reason why it's high pressure. satellite and radar showing high pressure working off the eastern seaboard bringing a return flow out of the south. what this will do is gradually warm us up for the weekend. also with the southerly wind, not as cool tomorrow morning as it has been the past few mornings. temperature in the 50s, then rising up to the 70s. i'm tracking rain on the way and cooler weather. i have details on that in the seven-day forecast. jim? >> thank you, cec

to the start of the race is the pentagon station on the blue and yellow w lines and we've listed a fullist of the road closures. >>> larry hogan threw his support behind a proposal for the high speed hyperloop train. tesla founder elon musk pioneered the hyperloop. governor hogan allow owed musk's firm to dig a 10-mile tunnel under the state owned portion of the bw parkway. stay tuned for more on that. >>> playboy breaking down some barriers but some people are not happy about it. why their newest playmate is causing such a stir. that story coming up. let's take a live look outside as we head to break on this saturday morning. a gorgeous shot of the white house this morning. gary will be back on the other side of the break with the forecast. stay with us. >> ♪ >> ♪♪ ralph northam: i'm ralph northam and as a doctor, nobody ever asked if i'm a democrat or republican. they just want my help. so if donald trump is helping virginia i'll work with him. but donald trump proposed cutting virginia's school funding, rolling back our clean air and water protections, and taking away health care fro

the process, any time an american is killed in action, there is a full review that takes place. jumping to any conclusions, we want to make sure that is completed fully and then we'll have those details for you at that time. a aide was briefed on the matter. there was an indication of a massive intelligence failure. is that indication -- the view of the white house? >> we will wait until the review is completed and answer those questions at that time. >> one more question -- can you get to that question? >> did the president authorized the operation in niger? >> i am not going to get into any of the details at this point. you may be able to talk to those at the department of defense and they can answer anything further, but where we are in the process, until the review is complete, we are not going to weigh in any further. i'm going to try to get to everybody. >> given all the reaction to the context of the phone calls, doesn't love president intend to families inalls to the future should other americans die? >> we are hoping and praying those phone calls do not have to take pla

a few. sure enough that evening the full dress rehearsal goes horribly wrong. they make one mistake after another the school stuff and some villages i feel for a preview it's a small organs but the team isn't usually. they slip up again and again struggling with moves that it put off so well in training. the tree line recovers as the show goes on but long is having a nightmare. that is after hundreds of hours. they sold the audience and became nervous and frustrated long and the worst possible they performed so stiffly how did you have time. i just went step by step from here today until they lost the beautiful one but i don't. feel the heart i love of god i was exhausted so i lost control try to tell you my so nervous not like a microphone this doesn't grow on that i was much better yesterday. love your home i picked a noise what happens when a long time don't you love the look on my. back when i'm in bed thinking of all that objective i get there but oh man wait a bit to touch my love you. were going to join game of the hockey game. but you're making me from l

so price wise i think it would go up with a full scale for be a frozen so the value drops but freshness for shia freshly caught we get. fresh on a flight of good summers up to two to three hundred. which is a big difference from what we get now you know but for that the island would need an airport the british government him vested more than three million pounds towards making this remote island a little less remote that so lot of money considering there are only four thousand five hundred inhabitants but it would make it easier for more tourists to visit the island a change not everyone embraces to fix. something else here we place on gas mileage also is one of the project's harshest critics he runs a radio station on the island and says most people here share his reservations about the airport the solitude is part of their identity and that might be lost due to air traffic. it's very friendly. a little bit happy go lucky maybe have some of that in everybody will disappear but we don't want all of that disappear we still want a bit of it otherwise again it will be like anywhere else an

mentions a whole lot of other topics she wants to participate as long as she is and so is the u.k. a full member of the european union in fact she said earlier that the e.u. agricole are very close within touching distance to use their words on a deal on citizens a right it is a very controversial issue to european leaders feel the same way. i would say that is that is the case at least that is the least controversial of the three key topics of face number one the divorce talks so northern ireland the practice of bill and citizen rights and citizen rights is easy because it is very close to the heart of all the e.u. countries everybody wants the u.k. citizens to stay in europe and vice versa because they are part of a crucial workforce it will make things easier the really sticky point is the money but compared to the what is at stake if you reach no deal unless as michel barnier the chief directive negotiator put it once if there is no deal that would be a very bad deal not just for the u.k. but also for europe and so if you compare the fifty billion euros that are at stake to the kind o

growth by a full third. by a full third. for every .1% of g.d.p. growth we talk about 200 billion additional dollars coming into the treasury over the 10-year window. the full percentage point we lost, $2 trillion coming into the treasury. era peaker, if we had bush growth instead of obama era growth over the last five years, the budget would be balanced today. but we're where we're. and the question is, can era growth instead we do better tomorrow? we can. before i talk about that, mr. speaker, i want to recognize some of the folks who helped to get us here. my friend from massachusetts and i we come down here and carry the debate. but the work goes on behind every single one of these doors rooms, i serve on the budget committee, mr. speaker, and our staff director over there, rick, has done an amazing job shepherding this process. jenna, andy, tim flynn, robert, patrick lewis, jim pates, mary, jonathan, elise, these folks are all working day and night, weekends many times to get this product to the floor. steve gonzalez. eric davis, robert, ellen

given an enormous amount of coverage over the last and he felt it was 48 hours, important people got a full and accurate picture of what took place. that was a personal decision he made that he wanted to come up and not just share with you, but share to all of america and make an appeal to america to go back to kind of honoring that sacred code of gold star families. reporter: the president was asked -- press sec. sanders: hold on, to follow up on that why the , president felt the need to respond, it is because it should have ended yesterday after general kelly's comments, but it did not. it is continuing today. it is still the bulk of the coverage on most tv you turn on, in most every newspaper you open up today and the president , responded to those continued andsations mischaracterizations of his comments. reporter: another president the question was asked earlier today, whether he authorized the mission in niger. can you give us more information? was it something he authorized or was even aware of before american soldiers were killed? press sec. sanders: as i said, in the process any ti

of herrning, a bus full friends, classmates, and co-works. pay their respects. she recently moved to virginia beach for culinary school. she disappeared september 18 and never showed up at work on a military base. found a week later hundreds of miles away in north carolina. is asking anyone who may have seen her to call them. agents are asking for surveillance that may have captured her mini-cooper traveling. a reward is on the table asking for information leading to an arrest. they do not know a motive or how this happened. the funeral service is set to start around 10:00. larry: new developments here. friends and family members of tina frost holding a fundraiser last night. it she lost her right eye in the las vegas shooting and is recovering. spokesperson says she is not away, but she is no longer in a full,. -- a full coma. put into wordso what you feel when someone you love is going through something like this and you cannot be there. sold: her friends she shirts the restaurant donating all profits to the family. police in new york and l

so getting a full $500 difference is a real long shot. so you can call and ask. like they're going to do it. i'm calling about my refund. >> and what are the pros and cons of a reverse mortgage? most people i've spoken to have benefited. >> oh, yeah. but it is expensive. it costs a lot. if you need access to the money, it is worth it. there's a set-up fee of around 6%. then the ongoing interest being charged. even though you're not paying it, it is being charged. it is repaid when the borrower dies. i want to you check with the aarp and any senior groups in your area before going forward. there have been a lot of rip-offs in the past. be careful. if you have a question for me, you can record your 10 to 15-second long queflt use the hashtag. you can get to me through our website. >> i know what the weather will be like because i asked finney. we have a little low cloudiness. majorly sunny skies and good visibility. overnight, under a full moon. expect clear skies and temperatures dropping into the chilly levels. we'll see mainly, highs to upper 60s on the coast. u

mike, today, we have a room full of people and a nation who thank god that you lived.applause] mike's story doesn't end there. soon after the helicopter lifted off the ground, the chopper was hit by enemy fire. mike, this is serious stuff. this was not a good four days. the bullets tragically struck a young marine gunner in the throat. again, mike rushed to help as he wrapped a cloth around the marine's neck. the engine of the helicopter failed. and the aircraft crashed less than a mile from where it had taken off. mike was thrown off the aircraft before it hit the ground but he raced back to the crash site and pulled one man after another out of the smoking and smoldering helicopter as it spewed jet fuel from its tanks. finally, another helicopter rescued them and by the time they reached the base, mike was covered in blood. he refused treatment until all of his men had been cared for first. in every action during those four days, mike valiantly fought for the life of his comrades even if it meant the end of his own life. mike, you will -- i mean, i have to say, you r

some restaurants won't open for a few more weeks and others won't have a full menu until later this monthbut that is not stopping anyone having a good time. >> even on the cloudy, day the energy percolates. i feel the energy. >> remember, they don't want you to drive. you can go on the app to see how many parking spots are available. right now there are only 41 spots. in total there is 1,500. the best bet is take the taxi or the metro. >> a lot of company out there. thank you. could amazon be coming to virginia? state officials are you submitting ten locations as a site for the second headquarters. one site said to gain momentum is a center for the innovative campus. others under consideration are tysons, arlington county and the richmond and the hampton roads area. it will employ 50,000 people. jonathan: the gloomy weather is a good omen for the nats. they played this yesterday and shut them out. >> all we need one more grand slam. >> all we need is unone more run than they score. >> the clouds with us for the evening. they are not going anywhere. we will keep showers and the drizzle in

here's keith morrison with the conclusion of "under a full moon." >> prosecutors had a big problem, andy knew it. the problem had a name, noel stevens. greyhound. >> know surveillance a very important piece of information. >> sure. >> but he's also the biggest risk. >> in the credibility sweepstakes he's way down here somewhere and so they argued, these two prosecutors. she said put him on the stand. >> my thought was you don't understand who george is and how sinister this was until you meet noel and say, this is the person that he gave access to. >> he said don't take the chance. >> they could say this crazy psychotic homeless man did it on his own. >> who prevailed? she did. >> they called noel stevens. >> and so up went greyhound to the witness stand and offered his grizzly story. >> i hit her in the head. >> when you hit her in the head what happened. >> she hit the floor. >> after she hit the floor, what happened. >> i jumped on top of her. >> what did you do? >> i keep hitting her. >> how long did you hit her for? >> until she doesn't move anymore. >> why? because he said someone

i had a full team on it, but a small team, and i was working at other companies, so i was the first managingtor of rocket internet in indonesia. i had to do other jobs where i learned how to build a tech startup, how to scale it up, so it was pivotal that i had those other experiences. i worked for a payments company and learned about innovation in the merchant payment space. so, i think it was critical for me to get that exposure so that when i did come back and turn go-jek into a full technology company that i was well prepared. haslinda: what changed that helped you scale? nadiem: what helped to spread the growth was having the right product at the right time. it was just that inflection point where mobile penetration and congestion was a serious problem. i think the product was just so convenient at the time that it struck a chord. it also helps that all the drivers were wearing green go-jek jackets, and so we did not have to spend that much on marketing. everybody could see, what are these green jackets and green helmets running around? it was go-jek. haslinda: how did it start? how did

we'll have a full report. they are still spreading tonight. also tonight, beleaguered nfl paying a price for disrespecting our flag, insulting our anthem and values, ratings tanking for nfl, commissioner goodell is now demanding that players stand. he is not demanding. he just saying they should. we'll tell you how bad things are now for the league. and its leaders. new revelations about the police response to the las vegas massacre. a maintenance workers told hotel dispatchers to call police. this is a portion of his call for help. help. >> call the police, someone is firing a gun up here, someone is firing a rifle down the hallway. lou: critics say better communication could have allowed police to respond more quickly, possibly take out the gunman before he committed deadliest mass shooting in american history, and more, we'll take that up. our top story california firefighters unable to gain control of any of the wildfires that have been raging for three days now. weather conditions are not helping the firefighters. more dry conditions, gust

>> we don't have a full plan so we can have a full dynamic score. no tax cuts have paid for themselves. this administration of come up with a dynamic score before they written their plan. somehow it's going to create 3% growth but we don't even know what it is. although is that entirely fair? we know the corporate goes to 20% a pastor goes to 25%. there's at least baselines here. >> we have information. i say maybe were getting $300 billion and dynamic scoring. there's a look at 2 trillion. >> leland: you keep hearing from democrats this is attacks cut on the rich and giving the rich better brakes because they're the fatcats. economically, tax cuts on the rich will create the economic growth. >> it's not really a direct tax cut on the rich. it's a huge tax cut of corporations and businesses. the rich on most of the businesses and corporations. >> leland: and the rich pay most taxes in america. that's why these are showing that their big tax cuts. if we cut taxes today with dad at record highs, were just putting the tax increase on future generations

it was meant to be a happy occasion little took the lead in the fifteenth minute courtesy of a full day by the tour a finish but in the ensuing celebration the safety barrier is separating the away friends from the pitch gave way. some fans fell one and a half metres and were crushed by fellow supporters emergency services rushed to the scene and the game was abandoned at least twenty five fans were injured four of them are in a serious condition little players and coach muscle o.b.l. said later returned to the pitch to console supporters still in the stands. turning out to submit to some windows legal action where document went into the away game against top of the table but they faced a tricky task now the hosts have won three games in a row and were looking to extend the longest unbeaten run in history against their league the league leaders. dortmund were out to prove a point after they made a weak thumping at the hands of round madrid with coach peter boss making five wholesale changes to the starting eleven in now. and that's what's paid dividends as the black and yellow has hit t

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they have played in the last few years with the euros and this qualifying campaign, you would be a fully would be, our correspondent in belfast, should be a magnificent atmosphere at windsor park. nathalie talking about some of the maths, let's look at how northern ireland's group has shaped up. it's all about finishing second. guaranteed finishing second, making sure they are a good runner—up to get into the play—offs. germany, look at that goal difference, plus 33. northern ireland streets ahead. fantastic as they look to make back—to—back major championships for the first time. wales are looking to get into it the world cup as well but the group is much tighter and they will have to do it without gareth bale who has a calf problem. you can see how tight it is at the moment. they can still finish top but they really want to just hold on to second spot. they are in georgia who are winless so far in that group but republic of ireland face next monday night in cardiff and that's probably going to be the clincher, to see who finishes as runner—up. i'll be back here at wembley towards the