>> commissioner ambrose: i am happy to move the whole thing to december and we will consider. i think there is time to get it in the brochure and if we need to double back, we can do that as well. i will sit back and let commissioner kopp make the motion. >> i thought the motion was to continue attachment three only and we were going to proceed. i thought we were going to -- >> commissioner kopp: my construed commissioner ambrose's motion to continue the motion. it may not be needed. that is why the chair woman proceeded to item 6. do we need a motion or not? it only refers to possible action, it being the agenda. >> i think to recap what the commission would like to do is to take attachment two and attachment three and discuss them in december in a closed session to go explore and discuss the legal issues that may be raised. the regulations which are attachment one, i think have been discussed and they could be continued to december or they could be voted on today. >> i would make the motion we would vote on attachment 1 today and continue attachments 2 and 3 to the next meet

well you can watch true ambrose's full program japan's disability shame on the one zero one east this thursday at twenty two g.m.t. right here on to sara. boeing has issued a safety notice to airlines operating at seven three seven max aircraft after lyon flight six ten crashed into the java sea advises pilots on how to handle false readings from one of the plane senses which could cause the aircraft to abruptly enter a steep dive the plane was only two months old when it crashed off the coast of indonesia killing all one hundred eighty nine on board last month. that first emerged this week a cute viral video but scientists say this footage of a mother bear and her cub is an example of the misuse of drones the video of the baby bear struggling to climb an ice will have been viewed on social media around twenty million times as an example of never giving up just says the bears were afraid of the drone and were trying to get away from it as fast as they. went lawson is a bear biologist he says regulations on filming need to be stricter. the mom is actually really stressed out she's cons

out zero tokyo and you can watch true ambrose's full program japan's disability shame on one zero one east this thursday twenty two thirty g.m.t. right here on out is sarah now our first image this week as a cute viral video scientists say this footage of a mother and her cub is an example of the misuse of drones video of the baby best struggling to climb an ice was being viewed on social media around twenty million times as an example of never giving up well just says the bears were afraid of the drone and were trying to get away from it as fast as they could while was last about biologist and he says regulations on filming need to be stricter. the mom is actually really stressed out she's constantly looking at the drone to kind of see where it's at i think the drone operator having his drone in so close forced her to make a decision that normally she would have made with a bit more time she kind of cross that that steep drift in iraq and typically you know they'll be really careful to pick the route that they're come to make safely and that they can stay with their coven kind of a t

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twenty twenty the prejudice continues for the seven million japanese living with disabilities drew ambrose al-jazeera tokyo. and you can watch this full report on japan's disability shame all the while the warnings to the program as on thursday at twenty two thirty g.m.t. here or al-jazeera through the week. voting counting vote counting of votes is even started in madagascar after the presidential election the african island nation of the less than thirty six candidates to choose from three of them were former presidents but there are concerns about the low turnout with many people saying they were able to cast their ballot for me develop spoke to voters in the capital and to the river. a steady stream of people at polling stations across the capital. on our story john is trying to cost a ballot a jump us an e-mail. but without any luck she can't find a name on the voter's roll she says she'll continue searching but that means looking to dozens of lists didn't even order more than me of course is frustrating but i will keep searching but if i do it by my name i would just have to wait to

twenty twenty the prejudice continues for the seven million japanese living with disabilities drew ambrose al-jazeera tokyo. turkey's fishing industry accounts for roughly one percent of its economy but even that the gear is likely to go down as a result of overfishing al-jazeera as you know so original and the captain of a small fishing boat and his crew as i headed out to sea. it's bluefish season here in the marmara see that separates istanbul asian and european sides fifty year old belgian turkeys as the captain of the small boat he is the breadwinner for his family and his three other crews but they say it's getting more difficult each day to feed their families because of overfishing in turkish waters and rising costs small fishing boats like these are common here but they can't compete with fishing trawlers which often caus damage to the seabed and tend to over fish pressure while the agent protocol of fishing is illegal that's why it's in such high demand that catches the logs so they making a fortune out of this and we make much less according to the united nations more than seven

twenty twenty the prejudice continues for the seven million japanese living with disabilities drew ambrose al-jazeera tokyo. and you can watch duran purses poor puerto japan's disability shame on want to one east programmers thursday at twenty two thirty g.m.t. right here on al-jazeera. the headlines for you now al-jazeera president donald trump has fired attorney general jeff sessions and he will be replaced by sessions chief of staff matthew whitaker who has been highly critical of the moller investigation critics say would occur most immediately were kids themselves from there we're seeing the probe that looks into possible interference by russia at the two thousand and sixteen presidential election and u.s. president trump says he still has will have rather a much stronger opinion on the case such as next week cited journalist was murdered and saudi arabia's consulate in istanbul last month. on that the quiz show you mattered more than a month since the death of mr show you know journalist thing very terrible thing do you think saudi arabia is guilty of of having to murder and if so we

commissioner ambrose original motion was to approve today do you want to go forward or a to hold it over? >> that was commissioner renee's motion. >> commissioner kopp: the motion i make we approve attachment 1 as amended. >> i will second. >> all in favor. those opposed. so the motion carries 3-2. >> agenda item 6 discussion of monthly staff policy reports. >> thank you, chair. item 6 sets forth the policy divisions report on activity over the last month. i won't go through it. it is best to make myself available for questions. you will see the public financing review project at item 5 appears here, and otherwise there are items not before you today. i would be glad to answer questions about those. >> i have one question on page 3, item b-1 whistleblower ordinance. the rules committee meeting on november 7th was cancelled. is there a date for the next meeting? >> i believe there is to be one more meeting before the legislative session ends. i don't know the exact date. i am regularly checking in with the chair of the rules committee and trying to get an update on whether or not this ite

a chinese doctor says he has used the technique on ambrose and it is generating international concern. >> it is too soon to be doing that when we don't have control of the technology. >>> the warriors were trailing by 18 and would need a big comeback to beat the magic. we will find out if they got the job done coming up later in sports. >>> the fda update its warning on eating romaine lettuce. why some lettuce is safe to eat as long as you know where it came from. general motors has cut at least 14,000 jobs in north america as part of a $6 billion restructuring plan. they are also planning to close several plants and stop production of the chevy and paula, chevolet cruze, vault hybrid and the cadillac xds and cts along with the buick lacrosse. instead gm plans to focus on self-driving and electric cars. this comes amid a shift away from traditional gas powered cars. the auto industry is trying to navigate the impact on the presidents terms. the plants could be in michigan, canada, maryland. the dow was up more than 350 points, the nasdaq was up 142 and the s&p 500 was up 40 points. >>

district court judge donetta ambrose. >> jean, at the same time, the legal process now plays out. that process, as you perfectly described, that plays out. also, the focus for that community and the focus for all of us though still remains the victims in this. there are more funerals held today. three more funerals. you have been there covering it as the days have continued. tell us about these folks today who will be laid to rest and how they will be remembered. >> you know, kate, we first have a married couple. they were both in the synagogue, sylvan and bernice simon. 84 and 86 years old. they'll have their funeral today beginning very, very shortly. they not only were murdered in that synagogue. they were married in that synagogue over 60 years ago. a marriage announcement in the pittsburgh post gazette from 1956 describes the bride as she carried her bible, she had her white orchids, and she had white chantilly lace on her wedding gown. later on today will be a noted dentist in this community, richard gottfried. his funeral will be later on. his wife who is surviving is also

private ted ambrose didn't. he was 19 when he died. his mother could hardly bare to open it. her attic for most of the 20th century. his pipe and tobacco, his army issues cigarettes, a locket of himself and his sweetheart and service medals he never lived to receive. we began in 2014 the tower lo london filled with a sea of poppies. britain's poet laureate has written a new poem. the great war she writes is the wound in time. will we ever remember it quite so much intensity again. nick glass, cnn, london. >> we salute the brave today. a face-to-face apology from saturday night live's pete daid davidson last week. >> hear how the former veteran took it and his message to america. experienced homelessness.erans we have reduced those numbers by almost half, but despite the great progress that we have achieved, there are still too many veterans who still need a place to live. this project is a comprehensive rehabilitation of the center's facility here in downtown boston to create permanent supportive housing, transitional housing and service spaces, a facility that really deliver

general ambrose burnside, governor of my home state, rhode island. with aa cherubic face lot of facial hair going on. a kind of plump body. he did not fit the conventional idea of what a president looks like. host: you said he was quite a dresser? mr. widmer: he was a very sharp dresser. that story, like so many in my research, seemed telling. as a young man, he grew up pretty impoverished in the household of his father, the tavern keeper. but he was able to apprentice to a wealthier lawyer in his hometown. after his first day of work, the lawyer reprimanded him for not looking quite as good as he should. the next day, martin van buren showed up impeccably dressed, wearing the same outfit the lawyer had been wearing the day before. for the rest of his career, he kept a very careful eye on his appearance. the reason it is telling and somewhat moving is he was trying to keep up with people who had more advantages than he did. it was later used against him to withering effect during his presidency when he was becoming unpopular for a few different reaso

little hyperbolic but financial journalist ambrose pritchard says the markets would seize up, confidence shatter, german car sales in the uk would absolutely collapse and yeurozoe consumption could flounder. could that spread here? we have been watching every headline out of london. and nia gardner, who served as an aide to british prime minister margaret thatcher. the blood flow stopped after theresa may held a news conference three hours ago, saying there will be a brexit, the people voted for it, but i will cut the best deal i can versus cold turkey divorce. how closely is our stock market tied to the brexit battle now and how are people on the ground looking at this? >> thanks for having me. first i wanted to make a comment. i think brexit chaos is the biggest circus of modern politics. markets are so closely tied up that we are seeing huge reactions from every single headline coming out of this entire agenda that brexit has. so for instance, last night when she made the press conference, we saw investors having very opposite positions because they didn't believe that what she is say

after that the judge said that the case would be assigned to judge donnetta ambrose.he state has 45 days to prepare some sort of pretrial motions to file with the court and so that's sort of where we stand now. he was taken out of the court and headed back into federal custody. one thing to note, craig, and this is not necessarily news, but the commonwealth of pennsylvania had sought to get custody of robert bowers to indict him in state court, the u.s. federal government prosecutors denied that request, and so the case will stay in federal authority for the next possibly years. the district attorney here in allegheny county said they will stand down for now on their prosecution. that's the latest here at u.s. district court in downtown. >> ron mott outside that courthouse in pittsburgh where the shooter was in court. >>> meanwhile, there are two more funeral services today for the victims of that synagogue massacre. there will be a joint service for sylvan simon and his wife bernice, and the service for richard gottfried this afternoon. the funeral for rose mallinger

. >> miking people who left parts of their body, people like my uncle, greg ambrose, who left his souler. you need to rethink this one. steve: dan bongino, joining us from florida. did you early vote or absentee or vote tomorrow? >> i early voted. got it in early. i'm not a big fan of early voting. this is not a time for the fight in the election. brian: 30 million voted already. they expect 100 million to vote overall. that could be a midterm record. dan bongino, check out his podcast. he interviews papdopoulus. they break news there. ainsley: thank you, dan. steve: coming up. ainsley: you the voter, are heading to the polls in 24 hour. here at fox news we're hard at work setting up fox square we told you. look at that home to fox news midterm election coverage. steve: here with inside look what we can expect tomorrow on election day, carley shimkus. hey, carly. carley: it is starting to rain down here. this set is so cool, i wanted to show it to you anyway. took 75 people two weeks working around the clock to get the whole area together. if you're ha tv junkie, you will love the mass