addis ababa, capital city of ethiopia.n center that will both confirm and confound expectations. fueled largely by direct foreign investment and a returning ethiopian diaspora eager to be part of the new growth, things are changing in addis. it's one of the fastest growing economies in the world. it's not the first time the place has gone through a growth spurt. in the 1950s, emperor haile selassie, known as "the king of kings," embarked on a similar program of massive public works. this was supposed to be the legacy of ethiopia. the future. but the next time ethiopia found itself in the headlines, it was for this. and for many of us, that was the end of the story. so i'm looking forward to this week. >> marcus: i can't wait to show you ethiopia. >> anthony: i've been waiting for you. i mean, i'll tell you right now -- >> marcus: you couldn't have picked a better time because we have old ethiopia right here, and we also have new ethiopia right here, and, that's like, that combo -- it's gonna be so cool. >> anthony: marcus

trailed 38—0 at half time but did manage to at least get on the score board with this try from danny addywe thought, come straight down the middle and powered through the middle. at first we were wide and made it easy for them to bust through the middle. second half we tightened up. conditions played a part. they played quality. i think we only had two good balls since the first half. fair play to them. they tackled better and got the result. boxing now, and after defending his heavyweight world titles in cardiff last night, anthonyjoshua has his eyes on the other two belts missing from his collection. cementing a record breaking year, he beat carlos takam in front of 78,000 fans at the principality stadium, but it was less than straightforward, with the resiliant frenchman absobring joshua's heavy punches, referee phil edwards controversially intervened in the 10th round — a decisionjoshua defended afterwards. the referee's job is to let the fighter live on another day. do you know where i'm coming from? interesting, because ta kam was showing the referee signs that his eyes were nearly

in addis to -- addition to a reported bonus, we hear they make $30,000 an episode. >> freedom.rter: two more seasons are planned after this one. what's the best way to enjoy the nine new episodes? >> how should the fans binge this season? >> i think there should be food. >> candy is always a good choice. sugar keeps you going. >> it's very dangerous, binging. i'm very guilty of it. >> reporter: winona ryder returns as will's mom. can you believe it's been nearly 30 years since she said this famous word? >> beetlejuice. >> it's showtime. >> wow, that's crazy. >> could we see you appear in the sequel? >> i don't know. that keeps coming up. we'll see. >> so that's great news for "beetlejuice" fans. for "stranger things" fans, let the binging begin. come on now. we got our halloween costumes ready to go. locked in. >> what are you talking about? i wear this all the time. this strange thing. you like it? >> you look great, nancy. >> i only had time to put on one sock, though. >> what? >> still ahead. julia roberts turns 50. we're celebrating her milestone birthday with a look back a

trailed 38—0 at half time but did manage to at least get on the score board with this try from danny addymatch ended 50—4 to tonga at full time. caroline wozniacki has won the end of season world tour finals in singapore after a straight sets win over venus williams this afternoon. after the dane took the first set, she stepped on the gas, breaking in the opening game and cruising into a 5—0 lead, but after williams came back to win four games on the bounce, wozniacki finally got over the line in the next game, breaking williams to lift the title. justin rose has won the world championships in shanghai — his first title since claiming a gold medal at the rio 0lympics last year. world number one dustinjohnson had been leading by six shots and was eight clear of rose after three rounds. but rose shot a five—under—par 67, which included eight birdies and three bogeys, to finish on 14 under. that's all the sport for now. now on bbc news, it's time for the travel show. this week on the travel show, i'm in the far north of sweden to visit a city on the move, literally, in one of the world's big

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of captivation on their faces this school in addie's of a is showing pupils the first episode of. means wisdom and i am herrick in the series three heroines fight for the equality of girls and women. one out of. before age fifteen and most of them will never go back to school that means they are doomed from the an opportunity to succeed in life. to about girls wants to change this it's important to the programs creators that children can identify with the show so they organize screenings of the pilot episode at local schools to see if people like it. different question. so they're there to see so many go scrying go they know what she's been through who does is something close to their heart something they know who they can connect with. after watching the show the children write down what they liked or didn't like and which story lines they want to see continue. i thought it was great because it was about girls issues i've never seen anything like it before. to bad girls is the brainchild of brooke to wait to go to the train so she could no longer ignore the plight of young women

addie reyes/knows victim's friends:it's kind of surreal its closest to home because eve if i dont know her personally. seeing that people that know her and someone from san jose, it really could have been any of us anyone that we know. her family says the outpouring of support from around the world is helping them deal with the tragic loss. diane hawkins/victim's sister i have had so many people reach out to me and say you know what i don't know her but reading about her and the life that she lived. i am so inspired and i'm going to do good. ya know im just so proud.they said you don't know who i am but michelle stood up for me when i was in second grade. we were never good friends but i remembered her standing up for me.. that was the type of person she was she was an angel because only an angel could do that. (hermela aregawi)michelle vo was only 32 years old. reporting in san jose hermela aregawi, kron 4 news. ( marty ) another big story we're trackng this morning... a security breach at a high school on the peninsula has some parents on edge. at palo alto high school the grade poin

history now a national healthy mergecy ent's declaration means for battling opioid addi >> hi bob. d morning. south jersey st to pop up her coming philadelphia lets check with wilmington waking un a friday morning lots of outdoor activities, sue is b lt, right after the break. afteof chris christie, is kim guadagn new jersey really needs?s christs hand-picker. says she's "proud to art of the christie administration." guadagno was chris christie's right ha as our schools came under attack, critical services were unded ating was downgraded...11 ti om the bridge to the beach we've seen and we've had enough. kim guadagno isn't the change we need. ♪ ♪ ♪ hi ted, glad you could join us! ♪ ♪ ♪ give it a try. mmm. give that to me. ♪ ♪ ♪ (laughing) ted? ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> i was surprised by information it looks like a scene out of the movie fargo is close to northakota it is northwestern section of the pretty to go. you know, it is first time, sue, they have had snowfall it has been eight years since they have had snow in the month ofctob>>. out that. >> i thought they got snow, october snow all the

trailed 38—0 at half—time but did manage to at least get on the score board with this try from danny addyt we thought, come straight down the middle and powered through the middle. at first we were wide and made it easy for them to bust through the middle. second half we tightened up. conditions played a they played quality. i think part. they played quality. i think we only had two good balls since the first half. fair play to them. they tackled better and got the result. england's women are right back in the ashes series after claiming an important victory in the third one—day international against australia in a match they couldn't afford to lose. england's 284—8 was their highest—ever 0di total against australia, and although the hosts started their reply well, they lost crucial wickets late on. despite hitting a boundary to finish, australia fell 20 runs short of their target. this win keeps england's hopes alive heading into the test match, and t20 matches to come. caroline wozniacki has won the end of season world tour finals in singapore after a straight sets win over venus willia

trailed 38—0 at half time but did manage to at least get on the score board with this try from danny addying straight down the middle. powering through the middle. at first, we went wide and made it easy to go through the middle. the second half we went through the middle. they were greasy conditions but they played quality. 24 sets in the first half, we had two the ball sets. their play to them, they can tackle better than us and they got the result. —— fairplay. justin rose has won the world championships in shanghai — his first title since claiming a gold medal at the rio olympics last year. world number one dustinjohnson had been leading by six shots and was eight clear of rose after three rounds. but rose shot a five—under—par 67, which included eight birdies and three bogeys, to finish on 14 under. birmingham are taking on aston villa in the west midlands derby at villa park. we will keep you up—to—date on that. more in the next hour... let's ta ke let's take you back to one of our main story is this lunchtime, the claims of sexual harassment by people working at westminster. it's a

trailed 38—0 at half time but did manage to at least get on the score board with this try from danny addythey did exactly what we thought they would, come straight down the middle. we powered through the middle. we powered through the middle. first was a bit wide and made it easy to bust through the middle. second—half tightened and conditioned played a part. it would have been more greasy. 24 sets of ten in the first half and i think we only had two good ball sets. fair play to them, they run harder, tackled better and got the result. justin rose has won the world championships in shanghai — his first title since claiming a gold medal at the rio olympics last year. world number one dustinjohnson had been leading by six shots and was eight clear of rose after three rounds. but rose shot a 5—under—par 67, which included eight birdies and three bogeys, to finish on 14 under. that's all the sport for now. final between venus williams and caroline wozniacki starting in the next ten minutes. more on that later. the head of the un's world food programme has made an urgent appeal for internation

opponents at half time but did manage to at least get on the score board with this try from danny addy for the irish though — they beat italy 36—12 in their opener. in the premiership, wasps beat northampton 38—22 at franklin gardens to claim their third league win of the season. wasps delivered an impressive performance to end saints unbeaten record at home this season, withjuan dejongh securing the bonus point score five minutes from time. elsewhere, saracens beat london irish to go top of the premiership, whilst harlequins claimed a bonus—point win over worcester. in the pro 11! there were wins for leinster, scarlets and edinburgh. in the pro 14, scarlets convincingly beat cardiff blues to stay top of their conference. this try securing a bonus point for the reigning champions. edinburgh beat italian side benetton and ulster lost to irish rivals leinster. former world number one venus williams and caroline wozniacki will battle it out for the wta title in singapore later. williams became the oldest woman to qualify for the end of season final when she beat caroline garcia in three s

opponents at half time but did manage to at least get on the score board with this try from danny addy irish though — they beat italy 36—12 in their opener. they came straight down the middle, like we thought, power through the middle. we went weighed at first which made it easy for them and we tighten up on the second half. but they are quality and we only had two good ball sets. fair play to them. they got the results. plenty more litter or including the built up to today's premier league games —— later on. parents will no longer be able to use a legal loophole to avoid paying child maintenance under new rules to be introduced in the new year. the overhaul will affect those who keep their money in a joint account with a new partner. the government says it hopes the change will lead to nearly £400,000 a year in additional child maintenance being collected. thousands of drivers are breaking the law by driving their diesel cars without pollution filters, experts have told bbc five live investigates. nearly 2000 cars have been found without filters since 2014, but it's thought the number

monica addie's still want to do this? this is organized by the coffee shop of a quarter at north and maryland we would like you to come to check us out. also a book table back here. end to check it out. so now i will turn the of microphone over to talk about transgendered with this topic. please welcome monica to the stage. [applause] >> so this is really big because the of book fair had grown register realize it was this much and i am honored to be here for those of you who don't know from the transgendered alliance we are targeted station is to bring people with an idea into the organization and for those police commissioners to change the way baltimore in gauges with the trans gender community. so starting with named mistake is pursuing her doctorate now a 28 year-old transgendered women. and the woman approached me what to do is actually working today's so he cannot be here. with of coalition of individuals to find a the way with the voices in the city. i have to engage people in the city to listen to wes to o have al

addie reyes/knows victim's friends:it's kind of surreal its closest to home because eve if i dont knowersonally. seeing that people that know her and someone from san jose, it really could have been any of us anyone that we know. her family says the outpouring of support from around the world is helping them deal with the tragic loss. diane hawkins/victim's sister i have had so many people reach out to me and say you know what i don't know her but reading about her and the life that she lived. i am so inspired and i'm going to do good. ya know im just so proud.they said you don't know who i am but michelle stood up for me when i was in second grade. we were never good friends but i remembered her standing up for me.. that was the type of person she was she was an angel because only an angel could do that. (hermela aregawi)michelle vo was only 32 years old. reporting in san jose hermela aregawi, kron 4 news. (steve) still ahead:we are tracking tropical storm nate.. it's already caused deaths in central america.. we'll show you when and where it's now expected to hit the u-s. (catherine)

. >> there are millions of addi addicted people. we have no choice but to treat them. we have no choice but the help them. the president made very important statements yesterday that -- let me say this, no president in my lifetime has said he gave compassion yesterday and hope to those families that are suffering right now. >> he issued a national public health emergency. christie said he expects that 90 day rule to be renud other and over again. >>> students took to the streets to promote drug free living and raise awareness about the toll drugs can take o a community. >> it because walk and week to preb. more than 2,500 k through 8 students converged at the township's theater for red ribbon week. >> a memorial of a dea agent killed in february 1985 where he was murdered and tortured by members of a krug cartel in mexico. r. >> they are raising awareness about the destruction caused by in communities like these. >> we have had a 233% increase in overdoses. we are faced with the same crisis everyone else is. >> reporter: students took the pledge not just to the flag fw

we are looking at southbound eight addy -- 880. there was a motorcycle accident that has been moved. we are also looking at the santa cruz mountains. we have slowing in the mountains. that is a fire. highway 17 is not affected. the fire is in the mountains. traffic northbound is getting through from scotts valley into los gatos. we are also looking at the north bay fires him where all the roads are open but some of the all france remain closed. 101, mendocino both directions. let's go back to the desk. >>> back to breaking news in the santa cruz mountains. a new wildfire has forced evacuations along deer creek canyon road in the community of boulder creek in santa cruz county. here is a live picture. both cal fire and santa cruz fire department are responding. we are checking in. there is our live picture. we have a crew there. we will have updates on the fire. we are hearing that it sounded like it started as a house fire. >>> fire crews and napa and sonoma county are dealing with trouble spots. one fire continues to burn and ruth

disgraced media mogul is headed to rehab to be treated for behavioral issues that up includes sex addi last night he took a private yet to arizona and was reportedly driven to the meadows rehab in wickenburg. there are new questions about what his company knew about the sexual harassment ales, tuesday the wipestein company board said they were not aware of cash settlements but the "new york times" reports they were alert todd payments in 2015. >> the hotel with las vegas gunman was staying in organizers of music festival gunman fired out both names in lawsuit filed by shooting victim. 21-year-old injured accusing mandalay bay hotel of nemtion for failing to notice begunmen setting up own cameras in hallway and dozens of weapons into the building. that lawsuit is seeking $15,000 in damages. and changes in security. the lawsuit also names live nation saying the music festival could have done a better job of alerting concert goers of of the gunfire. >> and historic chang start admitting girls into cub scouts starting next year. under the plan cub scout dens will bele gepder all boys or gi

an armed group six egyptian soldiers also died in the tempted assault by the i saw link on the alko addis area and other checkpoints to the west of ruffa egyptian security forces say they're carrying out a sweep of the location the final assault has begun to root out i saw fighters still holed up in pockets of northern syria the northern syrian city of raka u.s. backed syrian forces say almost all civilians in about two hundred seventy five isis fighters have left iraq under a deal was brokered by tribal leaders on saturday between two and three hundred mostly foreign fighters are still inside the city. meanwhile syrian government forces have retaken the time of may dean in eastern syria after intense fighting with i so this is a major gain in the race for territories previously held by the armed groups over the past months may indeed have become a refuge for eisel fighters from syria and iraq as its self proclaimed caliphate crumble syrian army units and i'm in control of several strategic will is leading to eisele control neighborhoods within their us or province has sent us this update

which it is, also an economic crisis got a lot of workers out there that can't work because they're addian't pass a drug test. here's economic toll as well, sbeas well as a human toll. >> absolutely is i think people think of particularly heroin addiction. as something that mostly the major inner cities it's not that case anymore it is in the country, it is in small towns. it is in suburbs it is in your town it is at your high school. it is in your office. >> if you know somebody who's gotten back surgery or knee surgery, i think that's most of us at this point, they have probably been prescribed opioids and so they have that potential. so it's everywhere >> yeah. and let's hope we can do something about it to be continued. >> thanks for watching "power lunch. >> "closing bell" starts right this second. >>> and welcome to "the closing bell" i'm michelle caruso-cabrera in for kelly evans. >> i'll take that. i'm bill griffeth. brace yourselves this is the busiest day of the earnings season. plenty of other things going on right now. in one hour we're going to get an onslaugt of reports aga

oldest son was prescribed opioids after injuring his ankle and didn't take long for him to become addi addicted. another parent shared the story of his sister and nurse who died in overdose after years of suffering from addiction and bouncing between pharmacy ises. perhaps made counselling more effective. she was only caught because two pharmacies happen to check with each other. you see by then it was too late. these two stories may have come from oregon, but they are not exclusive to the beaver state. they are why we are here today. addressing the epidemic requires an effort. today we'll. hearing testimony and stories from our colleagues with on and off the energy and commerce committee about what more can be done. i'm looking forward to hearing input from both sides of the aisle to hear about what's working and what's not and find ways to compliment our existing law and address emerging issues. so with that, i appreciate everyone here today with us taking time to participate. i look forward to hearing from all my colleagues and we must continue to fight this opioid crisis in america

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