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of ae now at the beginning national period of thanksgiving. as we pause to give thanks for all the blessings we have been stowed, it really has been blessing after blessing, we are all very thankful. we also pray to those in need, especially our fellow citizens impacted by the devastating wildfires in california, where i just came back. i have never seen anything like it. probably nobody has. all american hearts are joined with theirs. we give thanks for the family, friends, neighbors and loved ones who enrich our lives, lift our spirits and fill our days with joy. we give thanks to god, who continues to shed his almighty grace upon this magnificent land that we all love so very much. we are truly blessed to be americans. this is an incredible time for our country. prosperity is soaring all across our land. we are especially thankful for the men and women who protect our families and to protect our flag. week gather together this with those we love, we share our gratitude to all of those who spend this holiday very very far from home, serving

this is ae huge salt d behind me. one of the main hubs where they come in here, get salt, to treat the roads for northern virginia. there is 30,000 ton of salt here and a vdot official tells me it's so big in size they could actually fit ae jet ins this salt dome. now, tonight, there are people who wish they cld stay inside tomorrow morning dreading the potentialet s and snow that doug was telling you about.fi they decided t their tanks so they won't do it tomorrow to avoidhe mess. >> bring it on. bring it on. >> reporter: george is ready for winter weather. he filled up his tank before the expected snow, sleet and freezing rain arrives in loudoun county. he's most concerned about -- >> the people that really don't ow how to drive in it on a regular basis. >> reporter: crews pretreateds rond bridges. vdot told us more than 2,500 crews are readyor snow removal. >> we're concerned with the temperature overnight and the precipitation coming in and the timing of it all. we know it's going to be rush hour and people are on

definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting the same results, then is ae or kevin mccarthy both for insanity. we need new leadership, we need jim jordan to be minority leader. we need to have a breath of fresh air in how congress is wrong, we need to retake congress in 2020 with new leadership that will have a bold vision for the leadership of this country. --. up we have >> good afternoon. thank you for inviting me. dayerday was an interesting electoral wise. we are still watching montana in particular. last i saw it was up but it is close and we don't know how it will come out. we saw influx of conservatives in the senate, and we saw it in the vast number of races in the house. the primary trend was those who ran and fought for conservative principles survived. not every single one, but but the white out was among they left side of the republican caucus that followed the house leadership's advice to not nationalize that race. don't run on important principles and proposals. thatof their problem was they have not kept their , somethingom 2016 that you hav

[applause] think, ae exposed, i plan to reduce the social security and medicare, and they had to saye will never do that, they have to live up to the promise that they would never do that. [applause] stumping intook to the rural areas, and i understand that, but i do want to sound a warning. times are tough on the farm. when times are tough on the farm, they eventually become tough in our country. i would tell you we have to have a policy that works for the farmers of our state. that may not always be following one political party. and may not always be making sure you are supporting a political idea as opposed to the right idea. i certainly hope, i certainly hope that the president, in particular, will not take this defeat as example of why his idea. policy is a good it is wrong for north dakota. it is wrong for north dakota. so, we live to fight on. and sometimes the older a misstep.takes we have had an incredible experience in north dakota. i've been so proud to represent the state and gratified for the six years of opportunity i had to do the work of the people. i'm so glad for t

you can movhe can move around ae somewhere else. america is the first to be created in the age of business and commerce and growth. it doesn't have the inheritance of this. america doesn't have a constitution that provides people with property rights or restraints of power. it means the government doesn't control everything and the limits on what it does. thefi final reason is that amera has an appetite for business. and the entrepreneur america also has corporations. america was the first country to lewhat the company's free in the past it used to be the case in order to set up a company to go to the government for this specific purpose was the first to allow people to set up companies for any general purpose. to grow and i think all of these reasons have given america an incredible competitive advantage for the creative destruction so that is the optimistic story in the book. the question we end with, would you be predicting that america would retain its positions or is it going to hand over to another such as china. >> it's quite

one of those come a member of caucus, ae solutions representative joining us from capitol hill. good morning, sir. guest: good morning. host: with the release of the report from last friday, what was most impressive for you about that report? guest: that it was so comprehensive. this is a problem we are facing all over our nation, certainly in the world, from the flooding in the east coast to the floods down in texas, hurricane harvey. whether it is the forest fires out in the west we are seeing right now, out in california, the floods in iowa, losing the snowpack in the northwest. every part of -- flooding in florida. everywhere in the country is being impacted by dramatic changes. just heard john a few minutes earlier. they are having problems in ohio. every state is being impacted by climate change. this is a real thing for everybody in our nation. host: if that is the problem, what is the solution, particularly as your party takes power next year in the house? guest: we have to have a green new deal for america. we need to see in the structure investment in america overall,

jennifer, and jim. , and a pleasure to be here to get to talk to you on this wonderful occasion. 2015, ae summer of charleston south carolina, and more recently in the summer of the 2017 in charlottesville, it is becoming increasingly clear that we are still struggling as a nation to figure out what the civil war meant. we are reflecting back on the war, trying to understand why a nation went to war, what was accomplished in that war, and why it still resonates today. this is not new. this is something the war generation itself struggled with. they struggled with how to explain to themselves, their children, grandchildren, why 3 ,illion men went off to fight trying to understand on the homefront and battlefront some of the questions pete just left us with. i hadn't -- why have more than 600,000 -- why have more than 600,000 men died? these are the questions tha guide the decades following the civil war. popular culture, when we talk about the war, we think of images like this. images of the blue and gray coming back together. especially at gettysburg in 1913 and 1938. pictures of men reco

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right now, the hard part is that ae russians -- putin is spoiler. the russians have found a way to do theirr system to spoiling and what i propose in try to write a't treaty with them. that's not going to work. get something like the rules of the road to prevent escalation. with the soviets in 1972. we got an agreement called incidents at sea in which the two navies agree that as they shatter each other, they weren't going to come closer than a certain range. imagine something where the russians and the americans each made a unilateral are theeration -- here limits of what we think is legitimate interference in your and you havecess the same about ours and we set consultative process in which we say you got too close, that's over the limit, if you we're going to use certain measures against you. and there are measures we can take, like closing down certain russian bank accounts. simply vanishes. so there are things we can do to punish them if they were to the lines and i think what we ought to do is keep working graduallyocess of developing norms th

under the leadership of th that of the thi defense minister and now the rcrown prince of saudi arabia ae the arab emirates intervened in yemen ongoing civil war. as a result of saudi led intervention, yemen is now experiencing the worst humanitarian disaster in the entire world. and one of the poorest countries on earth as a result of this war according to the save the children organization, some 85,000 children have already starved to death. 85,000 already dead. and millions more, face starvation if this continues according to the united nations. it's within 14 million people facing starvation. further, yemen is experiencing the worst outbreak of cholera in the world with as many as 10,000 new cases developing every week according to the world health organization. cholera is a disease spread by water that causes severe diarrhea and dehydration and will only celebrate. the outbreak as it happens has occurred because the bombs have destroyed the water infrastructure and people are no longer able to access. the united states with limited media attention has been saudi arabia's partner in t

ae says she did not expect version of an extreme reaction so quickly in the united states. that is what we got. she says much of the phot for bernie sanders and trump was one of these wrecking balls anticorruption vote. neighborse is now our in west virginia. she moved from afghanistan. if you read the interview, she tells you why. she is writing a new book about corruption, interviewing people as alexis de tocqueville did. the title? "kleptocracy in america." i interviewed her in this current edition. one of the things she learned from studying corruption overseas is that they often use political correctness to keep the public from rising up against their corrupt overlords. me so much ises our polarized politics. why is it that we cannot get environmentalists and deer hunters together? they both adore our wilderness. we have been driven apart by the top of the system. our culturalvating divide as much as possible to make sure environmentalists are unable to speak with west virginia hunters. on anticorruption movements worldwide, what i discovered is that the best networks

that could be theit for ae bit as they're trying to get that out of the way. virginia oaks drive, a brand new accident there as well. guys. >> melissa, thankyou. the power now lies with voters on election day. >> there's nearly double the early votes cast at this same point in the 2014 midterm. f you're planning on casting your ballottoday, here's times you need to keep in mind. polling places in virginia open at 6:00 a.m. this morning. the polls in maryland and d.c. open at 7:00 a.m. now control of congressnes on the li. democrats need to flip 23 to take the house and two seats to take the majority in the senate. >> this is also the first referendum on the trump presidency as we near the midterm of his term in office. he is telli voters by casting their ballots for republicans, they're really voting for m. >> there's something going on. there's an electricity like people have notin seen a date, 2016, november. >> a lot of things are going on. vote. a >> he ended his campaign tour last night in missouri urging voters to get rid of the democratic senator claire

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ae market is treating it as negative. what do you think?the market is treating it as a bit of a halloween hangover more trick than treat. what it does for investors is confuse the story. this was a permian play. it becomes a more complicated story. investors are assessing that now. they were doing ok. it seems they're free cash flow was almost a break even in the past year. there must be more questions about why they are doing this right now. >> they were doing great. they beat consensus estimates. they are generating free cash flow and buying back shares. there was concern about inventory in the permian. there was an expectation about bold acquisitions in the permian. it does deepen their inventory. >> does this acquisition signal changes for other north american oil producers? >> i don't think so. the permian remains the go to play in north america for oil. this could be dilutive to the overall quality of their asset portfolio. we will see over time if they can take their expertise in the permian, apply it and make better returns. woman l

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thursday morning here in buenos are aes argentina maria couple days to go until saturday a lot of eventsgoing to be the big day here between putin and xi -- >> sure is putin meeting and xi meeting blake we are following every move thanks so much blake burman in obtaines are aes we will follow all news coming out of g20 joining us congressman sean duffy to talk about all above congressman pick off with what you think might get accomplished at g20 in next couple of days, are you optimistic about a deal with china? >> i think it is important to do a sit-down have a face-to-face conversation about what are we doing in regard to trade, let's be clear donald trump don't you impose tariffs because he is protecting american worker or economy doing it because he wants trade barriers to go away a fair playing field we and he know that the american worker the american farmer american business will thrive and grow, so hopefully, with china and with other european leaders he can sit down start to break down some barriers on trade get rid of tariffs back to free trade is my hope. >> james freeman here

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ae is now i wheelchair, and her family is saddled with medical bills. >> they claim the casino company put business before safety. tracee wilkins has a look at their lawsuit. >> reporter: the green family entered mgm national harbor this summer with a healthy 6-year-old girl. and they left with a girl whose life is forever changed. she is now completely different. the attorney is saying thathe is expected to live a long life in this same state. today they sued mgm. zynae green's family sang happy birtesterday to the 7-year-old. just a few months ago, this once play ful little girl was eelectrtro poh -- electrocuted. theza had improper wiring. and on june 26, zynae's small body would become a conduit for 120 volts of electricity when she swung there one of the ilings with her feet on another. today she filed sut. it says zynae went into cardiac arrest and suffered severe and permanent neurological injuries. she has beenoved to an acute rehabilitation facility where she receivesround the clock care and medical attention. in an interview with the green's family attorney, he says mgm has f

maria schneider said she felt ae littained by marlon and bertolucci. director'is admon the scenes were a surprise i hs young actress drew condemnation. in 1976, 1900, featuring an international cast including robert de niro was a massive mui-generational epic exploring questions of class and family. in his biggestollywood acclaim came in 1987 with the last emper. >> you will be the new lord of ten thousand yers. >> brown: it won nine academy awards including best film and director for a lush biopic about the child who became china's final imperial ruler ahead of the mast revolution. with 2003's "the dreamrns" he re to the revolutionary politics of his early works with the story of two chaerrawho sealed themselves off from student riots in the streets outside. >> it's about thet spiri of those times, a hope of changing the world, of changing the relationship between human beings. >> and he kept working in his later years, directing his final film, me and you, released in 2012 from a wheelchair. bernardo bertolucci died today at his home in rome, he was

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. >>> le'll get ae look at conditions in the district when molette green joins us in the district. team coverage on this weather alert y coinues next. da hey, batter, batter, batter, batter. [ crowd cheers ] like everyone, i lead a busy life. but i know the importance of having time to do what you love. at comcast we know our customers' time is valuable. that's why we have 2-hour appointment windows, including nights and weekends. so you can do more of what you love. my name is tito, and i'm a tech ops manager at comcast. we're working to make things simple, easy and awesome. >>> welcome back, everybody. i'm meteorologist lauryn ricketts. thank you for everybody eb tweeting, fking in the conditions where they are. we can't do it without you. now we're getting snow reportsn down culpepper. i'm seeing back porches and sidewalks that areompletely lly in er, espec southern maryland. so be careful. we've got an all-day event that is going to be moving through our area. asintry mix t morning, some rain later on this afternoon. so again, an all-day event. and then we have winds that are u

is ae hopeful in argentina better song that don't cry for me. the is your concern on demand side?boutu concerned retailers' ability to pass on the price? what is the specific concern? rick: that's an outstanding question. it is pretty simple. we are facing a 10% increase, not on everything but on select items. a could go to 25% on all products. most members of our organizations are public companies. the number one question for now, what is your china exposure? you come in with that number, people get concerned. i was in china a few weeks ago. there is a little bit of flight out of china to protect their base. that causes inflation and prices to go up. sales go down, jobs get lost. romaine: i felt like there was a trend in the u.s. for more american-made apparel. that is a selling point. is that going to accelerate? rick: there is truth to that. the increase in made in america is enormous, that is based on 3%. 97% of everything you see coming in apparel is imported. footwear,arel, 72% of 84% of accessories is imported. therefore, you know, the cast is dyed. you can only move so muc

one of the people i like is the representative from hawaii and ae is also somewhat of noninterventionist. i thought containment was right on during the cold war and people like harry truman, d and later in, jfk ronald reagan did an exemplary job in diffusing the cold war. this is something we should think about, the idea of someone serving in the military. host: we understand your point. george w. bush did serve in the international guard. you are talking about combat. caller: right. host: we will get a response. guest: compared to george bush's comes up every cycle, how many of these candidates understand what it is going to mean to be commander in chief. mixed opinions on whether that is key. in the last cycle, we had mike pence military families. son has been deployed and they have talked about the pressures on their family. joe biden the same thing. there is that factor. it is something people like to see. gives you aus unique perspective on what it means to commit folks to a war, even just to talk tough, to be using these threats. i think the last cycle and one of the things that th

repoporter: plastic bottles ae made from petroleum. they're light, practical, and can be found pretty much everywhere. globally, a million are sold every single minute of the day. if they were placed end-to-end, the plastic bottles sold in 2016 would form a chain stretching all the way to the planet mercury. but we don't need to go to mercury. so, you've bought a drink in a plastic bottle and finished it. what happens next? in an ideal scenario, it will be reused. some can be refilled up to 15 times if they're washed properly. most aren't that sturdy, though. many end up in a shredder, where they're ground up into flakes of plastic. these can be used to make products like fleece clothing. very nice. except f for the fact that evey time the fleece is washed, it releases plastic particles into the water. what about the rest of the plastic bottles? they get thrown away, dropped right in the street or somewhere out t in nature. a significant portion of them land in dumps, or are eventually carried out to sea.. between five million and 13 m

♪la [ cheers and ae ] >> seth: welcome back to "late night."has been very sweet to axel. but you found an old baby book where you sort of fin information.an what did you -- did you remember -- how did i treat josh when we were that age? >> you were not quite as loving i don't think. you were -- you were beloved. you were the sweetest boy. and poor poshy had a bad stomach situation so he wakind of fussy. >> seth: yeah. >> and not as -- yeah, he was a harder baby.et >> no, i think everybody could tell that tonight. >> but anyhow, there was one that i remember writing in the baby boo you must have been about two and a half, and you said, "just leave joshy -- poshy in his crib today cause he'll be just fine." laughter ] >> seth: is that your memory of it as well? r >>ember that he'd be playing on the floor, and you no would -- youhow like a dog can step over things, and never trips? you could do the same thing. you would step over josh as if he [ laughter ] but you never tripped over him, but you just pretty much ignored his existence. >> i was elu

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their bodies were discovered by ae relative in 7300 block of parkwood court.olice say the public, but they have not determined how the couple died. they are calling this a domestic incident. >>> we're also followingto developing in montgomery county this morning. >> police are looking for a group of a half dozen men who may be involvedith a shooting outside of the westfield wheaton mall. >> this was the scene a little after 7:00 last night. n're told there was incident in the mall between a man and a group. into each other again in the parking lot. a man in the car was shot, and the driver crashed into the dick's sporting goods trying to t away. >> the man was rushed to the hospital in serious condition. two women suffered minor injuries from the crash. officers are looking through security footage now to try and learnore about the suspects. >>> it's now 6:32. we begin with our other sttop stories. in california faemmilies are spending thanksgiving in shelters. the national weather service has issued a flash flood watch for parts of northern california. that r

shit was ae girl killed on her way to get ice cream in july.east in a fourth person has been arrested in her death now. d.c. police charged mark price with first-degree murder they're all facing murder charges. at least one more person remains at charge. the fbi is offering a $25,000 tireward for infor that leads to an arrest and convicti conviction. d>> state legislatures h meeting about the university of maryland football scandal. they admitted they made a stake by reinstating the football coach after the death of jordan mcnair. 24 hours later, the university , presid wallace lowe fired him. he warned the board, but they didn't lesson. >> i said,im did you bring back quote all hell will break loose. >> after being overruled by the board o regents he announced he would retire this year. at the hearing he asked if he was reconsidering that decision. lowe wou only say no comment. >> 7 minutes after the hour now. this ar, 4 million young people will find themselves without a safe place to sleep. >> it's a growing edemic that has people choosing to sleep outside to raise awareness. is na

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and firefighters some who took offense at his criticism earlier this week of forest mismanagement, ae theme repeated today. >> take care of the floors. you know the floor of the forest, very important. you look at other countries where they do it differently and it's a whole dferent story. >> reporter: but the pol tixs is joef shadowed by pain. husband and wife randall and paula dodge two more victims. the scale of destruction on display block after burned block. >> it was moving at about 80 football fields a minute. >> reporter: rveteran firefightr chris took us on a tour of the wreckage >> there's no way to describe the devastation. >> reporter: more than 600 search and rescue personnel on a mission. >> they're sifting through debris and rubble at every single home site, every single vehicle, trying to find anybody still missing. >> reporter: with at least 1,00 people sunaccounted for, the search will go for weeks, h leaving noome unturned for one couple a moment of joy, an reunio with their cat, lost during the evacuation. >> that's my boy. >> reprcter: as sea andff recoveryts cont

the president railed against the media and described democrats ae radical and brought up the judge brett kavanaugh nomination. when hillary clinton's name was mentione the crowd chanted lock her up. former president barrack obama campaigned as well on friday. he was in miami to drum upor support andrew tgillum,he democratic nominee for governor and senator bill and yesterday, in gary indiana, mr. obama encouraged people to vote for bill donnelly. while there, he took a few a swip president trump. >> two weeks before this election, they're telling us that the single most grave threat to america is a bunch of poor, impookished, hungry refugees a thousand miles away. >> joe biden appeared in pennsylvania over the weekend. >> a bit close tore -- closer to home, republicans say she has been the top vote getting in previous races. >> i got more votes than tim cain and hillary clinton in the district two years ago. >> i want vrj virgin tirginia 1 first race called for the democrats. >> they could give the nation an early sign of whether they'll 4flip. >> new is your go-to source for information

its specific to your microclimate and your mor accurate that your stanrdstri ae border... this story stands out. an oakland nurse, deported to mexico last year. tonight, she )s one step closer to being reunited with her four children here in the bay area. maria mendoza sanchez could be home for christmas. nbc bay area )s terry mcsweeney is in oakland w/ her immigration story. terry? the immigration debate is heating up, and president trump is warning of two shutdowns. one, a permanent shutdown of the u-s mexico border -- near san diego, after chaotic clashes over the weekend between migrants and border agents. you )re looking at new video tonight of san ysidr clashes over the weekend betweep migrants and border agents. you're looking at new video tonight, conditions are calm right now. the second proposed shutdown of the government in washington if $5 billion is not secured for the president's long promised border wall. the president could use his veto power to partly close down the s progress but no peace yet.me tonight, the list of unaccounted people stands at 203 at the