soup. >> andy: no.: really? >> andy: there's two kinds that you can get here. one is the addition of ki ong, which means young shit. so it's basically the partially digested juice that's made from when a cow eats grass. shit juice. it's not -- it's not on the menu for me. >> anthony: aw geez. oh no. >> andy: exactly, yeah. i did not order that. we're not having that. >> anthony: okay. we're not having that. >> andy: we're not having that. >> anthony: okay. i'm thinking we'll stick to the plain blood soup. thank you very much. >> andy: and the way that they make it is they take the raw blood and they scrunch it with lemongrass for a long time. because that kind of kills the gamey flavor of the blood, helps with coagulation, and adds flavor. and then they actually make a chopped laap -- the minced meat salad that's raw. and that goes in. a whole bunch of deep-fried kherung ni, or innards. >> andy: here it is. luu. >> anthony: you're not kidding. that really -- that's like a horror movie. it's like "csi" s

not only took this -- took care of this triangle he did all throughout wynnefield. >> reporter: andy planted grass, pruned trees and at his own expense sad add add cement walkway to the monument. >> i said, andy, why you doing that? well, mike, so if a veteran who disable wanted to roll up in a whole chair, you know, this is why i did that of the. >> reporter: for all this work andy won't get to see the monument's latest touch. this past june at the age of 40, andy brutus died of a fare form of colon cancer. >> there's void, and we miss h him. we wish he was here. >> reporter: this veteran today's' day the residents association gave his mom gladys flowers and when the fire department rang a bell for the 42 vets on the monument they added a ring for andy. (bell tolls). >> reporter: counsel mal jones pointed out today we may not know it but we walk monday veterans every day. we may not notice their contributions like andy brutus trimming the trees throughout wynnefield but there's reason for that. vet reasons making their communities better not looking for recognition. >> it's bittersw

andy: absolutely.re currently operating out which is more than half a million, we are looking to add one million or more vehicles onto the fleet. that you take a lot of resources. within these fleets we are ready to install various different devices to extract data from drivers. compiled a large sum of data tot work with shareholders figure out a way to monetize and apply them to different environments. this is something yixin is heading to. aree: i know other partners going into autonomous driving. andy: we are very connected. location-based services. tencent will provide us with other things. moving forward yixin will integrate quite seamlessly with all the shareholders. steve: how scalable these see this throughout china? municipality has its own restrictions. andy: the beautiful thing is we are operating as a platform. basically we deal with every municipality. we have been doing that and a must 300 different cities in china. we will continue to expand. by the time we get there will be the biggest

the newsroom stopped everything to give thanks to nora and andy and all they have done. lets look back on the careers off these two "action news"ers. >> and it was grade school when nora muchanic dreamed of being a reporter but at ramapo college that her tv career began at a small tv outlet and reported for stations in atlantic city and harrisburg and new jersey network and her knack for story telling caught the attention of "action news" and became a correspondent in 1986. covered governorers and lawma r lawmakers and political corruption and blizzards and summer storms and floods. >> we have covered more hurricanes and nor'easters than i could count over the years, but sandy this is something different. >> and her long time photographer, andy is recovering from "action news." tried to ride out the storm on long beach island. but had to evacuate. >> on the lighter side nora is famous for her animal stories, from bismark the tortoise to poison ivy eating goats a very affectionate sea lion. throughout her career nora has maintained unwavering professionalism and dedicatio

and speaking for the time about his career off the court, andy murray told the court, andy murray toldbritish athletes, whether that is male or female, and try to help some go through that transition phase from going tojuniors through that transition phase from going to juniors into through that transition phase from going tojuniors into the through that transition phase from going to juniors into the senior ra nks going to juniors into the senior ranks and maybe help mentor some of those points along the way. among the first tojoin those points along the way. among the first to join him at his management company are twin sisters. the 20—year—old sprinters with the next olympics in their sights. even though he is in a different sport to us, i feel that the attributes and qualities you need to have at the top of your sport is universal. it requires a certain level of skill to achieve what he has achieved and to be number one in the world in your sport and maintain that as well. i think that's what we want to do. we wa nt to think that's what we want to do. we want to be at the top of ou

own expense added a cement walkway to the monument. >> i said andy why are you doing that? said it is for veterans, it was for disabled, wanting to roll up in the wheelchair. this is why i did that. >> reporter: for all his work andy won't get to see monument 's latest touch this past june at age of 40, any brutees died of the rare form of the colon cancer. >> just a void, we missed it, we wish he was here. >> reporter: this veterans day the residents association gave andy mom gladys flowers and when fire department rang belfor 42 vets on the monument they added a ring for andy. >> bells tolling. >> reporter: councilman jones pointed out today we may not know it but we walk among veterans every day, we may not notice their contributions like andy brutes trimming trees throughout wynfield but there is a reason for that veterans making their communities better not looking for recognition. >> bitter sweet, and we never really made a big deal out of a lot of things but when we find out things after the fact like wow, he really made a difference. >> reporter: if you visit monume

isn't andy lack's credibility on the line right now?find it very hard to believe and i honestly want answers from nbc and i think everyone should want the same thing. it's not just matt lauer. they just recently fired matt zimmerman their head booker for sexually harassing colleagues and they tried to suppress the harvey weinstein story. this is painting a picture of a company that is okay and condone s systemic sexual harassment and abuse of women and how they're getting away with this is beyond me. this variety piece has multiple allegations of management cover ing this up, of "protecting matt lauer." i don't understand we want answers, i don't understand how they could allow this to happen. i don't understand how they could put the priority of protecting their talent above protecting women in their workplace. >> liz: to that point, wendy, where to start. it's hard to believe no one knew about this at nbc when you have current and former nbc workers speaking to variety about it at least 10 women go ahead, wendy. >> absolutely and i th

knox. >> it's also my podcast, andy jassy will be on this week and hear the full interview.ou can see it here first. >> does this guy know that his mystique, does he know that people talk about him and he's the key to the kingdom he does. >> he also knows he works for jeff bezos though, he knows that. >> interesting, we all do. >> we all do >> either elon musk or jeff bezos. >> one or the other. >> he knows everything he needs to know about you. >> we're in service to musk or bezos. >> how about the fact when it was born we're talking about -- we're talking about john conner, right? >> without a doubt sky net. >> speegle says not to fear the ol go rhythms from snap chat. >> we'll talk about the op-ed, good piece on social media and fake news. see you in a bit when we come back, we'll get cramer's mad dash and count down to the opening bell. take a look at the premarket futures suggest a record for the dow and s&p at the open in about ten minutes. not rebalancing your portfolio. focused on what you love, not how your money will last through retirement. we make it easier to pl

andy: tremendous.try in terms of selling wise was about 3 trillion renminbi for year. you are looking at a 4 trillion market, 1.5, 70%-80% will be in the retail end. about 3 trillion or so market to penetrate. right now, we are only half that. so it is tremendous growth for the next two years. stephen: i saw some pretty big numbers for your parent company. andy: they have been participating in the last two years. we had a record day. we had almost 120,000 submitted applications that day. and we are looking to deliver thousands and thousands of vehicles after that. stephen: well, what would you say is your biggest risk right now? there are a lot of cities that have restrictions, traffic restrictions. what is your biggest risk? andy: we actually get to have thousands of different license plates because we release -- because we lease vehicles to consumers. we are not only the leaseholder, but also, we are the vehicle owner as well as the license plate owner. we are stacking up thousands of different licen

andy swiss there reporting from adelaide for us. in that report, the subject of ben stokes's immediate cricket future is never too far away. that of course lies for now in new zealand — here's the canterbury coach gary stead. he could be here through until the end of the t 20 competition as well. anytime you get to rub shoulders with the player of that calibre, there is an excitement for our players and i think that's great for us. britain's gordon reid came from a set down to win his second pool match at the wheelchair tennis masters in loughbrough this afternoon. with news of the raining paralympic men's singles champion‘s match, as well a defeat for alfie hewett and victory for andy lapthorne, here's our reporter kate grey. it was another convincing victory for andy black fawn in the quad division, which means he is the first british person to make it through to the semifinals on saturday. he was up against rising star keith davidson from australia. he made a confident start, winning the first set 6—2. at times, it looked like it

. >> reporter: and it wasn't easy for andy sandness either, the oil worker from wyoming who receivede face in a 56 hour surgery more than a year ago. >> you basically have an obligation now to show them that this has given me everything i wanted. >> but after gathering last month in the library of the clinic lily and andy found a shared peace after separate tragedies. >> meeting andy, has fienltly given me closure. >> i couldn't ask for a better outcome. >> reporter: lily's husband shot himself last year just as andy had done a decade earlier destroying his face. but out of that tragedy, lily feels new growth. >> he's pretty much, since everything has happened, he's family rtd and andy now has a life he's enjoying. >> now i'm able to go sit down in restaurants, and just, it's been unbelievable. >> reporter: tony doak pill, cbs news, new york. >> quijano: still ahead, the man behind the lens of the obama years on the contract between his portraits and those of the president-- contrast between his president-- contrast between his portraits and those of the trump presidency. helps lower

you have to ride the horse andi jockey‘s. been in situations two thirds up the gallop and my thighs have gone. anybody who knows about riding a horse, will appreciate you 37 and have never sat on one, it takes guts to get on horse. are you thinking, iam takes guts to get on horse. are you thinking, i am trying to win it?|j will definitely want to win.|j thinking, i am trying to win it?|j will definitely want to win. i have a really good horse. he says it would be right up there as one of his greatest achievements. it certainly would be an achievement. he's called it the biggest day of his acreer, and it's hard to disagree with tommy fleetwood afterfinishing the year as europe's number one golfer. as he won the race to dubai, after the conclusion of yesterday's tour championship. stuart pollitt has been following the progress of the man from merseyside. the final day of the season. the biggest one for tommy fleetwood's career. this is what you play for and it's brilliant, it makes me smile. your race to dubai leader, tommy fle

andy had me in tea rs in the dark ages.u are amazing. stuart has got in touch on twitter, staggering, i am not a follower of football, but for andy's incredible bravery in bringing attention to this, i can now say, i have a favourite footballer. keep those thoughts coming. the bbc‘s price of football survey is out, and for the third year in a row the average ticket price has either fallen row the average ticket price has eitherfallen or row the average ticket price has either fallen or stayed the same. our reporter katherine downes is at the home of premier league side stoke city. a lot for football fans to mull over. all the figures out, lots of numbers to crunch, i am here at stoke city, one of the majority of premier league clubs where prices are of premier league clubs where prices a re pretty of premier league clubs where prices are pretty much stayed the same or even are pretty much stayed the same or eve n fa lle n are pretty much stayed the same or even fallen over the past three yea rs. even fallen over the past th

live to brisbane and our sports correspondent, andy swiss.es, huw, welcome to brisbane where it's very nearly the moment that cricket fans have been waiting for. 40,000 supporters deaccepteding on the gabba for the late latest chap term of one of sports most famous sagas. england are the holders, australia the favourites, the ashes are at stake. reporter: up a bit higher, guys. for now they both have their hands on the ashes. steve smith and joe root, but which captain's grip will prove the stronger? england's preparations have been overshadowed by memories of a thrashing on their last trip here and by the absence of their star player ben stokes, but for all that there is a quiet confidence. i'm sure there'll be a few nerves flying around underneath the surface, but as a whole there's a really calm atmosphere in the dressing room. i think that's a really good place for us to be as a side. but brisbane is a picture of australian bullishness. their familiar weapon, pace. mitchell starc testing the speed gun before he tests england's courage. an

andy lack fired matt lauer. why ask andy lack still at nbc.is actions delaying my interview until after impeachment hearings of bill clinton is disgraceful. how much scrutiny is andy lack now. >> the point is well-taken. not just bearing the buries juanita broaddrick interview but killing the harvey weinstein story. oppenheimer or andy lack, both decided not to run it. why? were they covering up for weinstein because oppenheim is sometime hollywood screenwriter? because they feared information would come out about matt lauer? we don't know. but it was an awful thing to have killed that story and ronan farrow ran across the street to the new yorker. this is important. you have plenty of evidence here. they ran it, and it all broke open. liz: led to waterfall, cascade effect of all accusation. >> sure did. liz: gregg, love having you on. >> my pleasure. liz: took about a week but democrat minority leader nancy pelosi is doing a 180, now calling on representative john conyers to resign. so is paul ryan and james clyburn. as one of conyers' main a

here's andy burke.ing saturday opponents samoa. this week the country's prime minister announces samoan rugby union had been declared bankrupt, leaving these pacific islanders in a bid disarray as they arrived in edinburgh. injuries have hit the scotla nd edinburgh. injuries have hit the scotland squad hard, not least in the front row, which has led to an unlikely test debut in edinburgh's darryl mako, who turns out was not on the radar at the start of the season. we did not know much about him. we watched edinburgh train and he played in the first pre—season game, we started to take more notice of him after that. the fact he has got his opportunity at edinburgh, and part of that is injuries but also he's played ahead of other players that we were looking at as well. he has shown consistency. we believe he's getting better and better. we have seen that in the two weeks that he spelt with us, we have seen that amusing games with edinburgh, we are very impressive how he played against leinster away agains

and i'll just stop there for a second. >> andy, you want to respond? >> yeah.'s talk about our spectrum. we own the spectrum. the public owns the spectrum. we are the landlords, they are the tenants. sinclair doesn't own spectrum. when rebecca says our spectrum, that's not so. what sinclair bought was licenses. their license is for eight years which expire, and they have a right to a renewal if they earn it. unfortunately, the fcc rubber stamps that. but they're supposed to earn it with public service. but make no mistake about it, we own the spectrum. and you need to i view it in that context when you realize that what we are saying is that because we, the public, own the spectrum, we can set appropriate conditions to make sure that that spectrum is used to benefit the public. and that includes insuring competition and diversity. so when jerry says, oh, well, antitrust can take care of it, antitrust law's about competition. the communications act is about diversity. and diversity is ultimately the most important thing that we're trying to get here. so when i h

andy verity, bbc news. the increase is good news for savers, it means millions of mortgage holders will see their monthly payments rise. our business correspondent theo leggett has been looking at how homeowners could be affected. when interest rates rise, millions of homeowners are affected but not eve ryo ne of homeowners are affected but not everyone will feel the impact straightaway. 46% of people with mortgages are on some form of variable rate. they will bear the brunt of the increase. the 54% on fixed rate deals won't see their costs go up straightaway but they will do eventually when the fix comes to an end. an increase of a quarter of a percent were about £15 per month to a typical £125,000 variable—rate mortgage. that might not sound like much, but for some homeowners it can make a huge difference. people like lynn, the owner of this house. she struggled financially since a car accident stopped her from working. i'm literally living... i wouldn't say on the breadline but very close and any hike in

check out andy lack's past. andy is the president of nbc news. we don't know what the president of the united states is implying there. >>> a bit later, now that lauer is gone, will the fake news practitioners at nbc terminate the contract of phil griffin? that's the president of msnbc. will they terminate low ratings for joe scarborough based on the unsolved mystery that took place in florida years ago. investigate. the president is implying basically that scarborough, the host of "morning joe," had something to do with the death of a staffer back when joe was a congressman from florida. she fell and hit her head on a desk. it was investigated. is it was accidental, but the president calling for an investigation into something that was investigated. now six minutes ago, we got something into our newsroom. this is a long statement from the lawyer of the client we believe in the lauer case. i'm just going to paraphrase a couple of bits of it. over the course of several hours, my client detailed egregious acts of sexual harassment and misconduct by

why is andy look still at nbc? his actions delaying my interview until after the impeachment hearing of bill clinton is disgraceful. it was 1999 and the rain allegations -- rape allegations against the sitting president and it got spiked. >> if anyone will know, leadership, especially with a with the individuals and that kind of approach is going to infect the environment. a number of people listening to my radio show know, you know, is this, does this mean if you are creative you are a predator? is no one good to host show or make movies? the fact is this is like the mafia. very few people are awful have decided to close themselves off like they have done withth the conservatives. individuals as well. h making it a real controlled environment for themselves only.ol a lot of talent out there. people who perhaps have not those men decided they were too much of a threat and wouldn't put up with this. so this is not a statement about every creative man or every person involved in film or television or news. this is wh

andy told me it's a lectern, not a podium. now i've been corrected. so let me briefly introduce our speakers. i do believe their longer bios are on the georgetown law center website, if i'm not correct, but they are also very easy to find in any search engine and i'm not going to mention any particular search engine. lo them up. they are terrific folks. i feel very, very lucky to put together this panel. directly to my right we have rebecca hanson, who is senior vice president for strategy and policy for sinclair broadcast group. ed lazarus, executive vice president and general counsel for tribune corporation. by the way, this is a big deal to have two representatives of the merging parties. i called in a chip with both of them, so thank you guys. then we have carmen scurato, director for policy and legal affairs for national hispanic media coalition. directly to her right jim winston, president of the national association of black owned broadcasters. his right is my mentor and longtime friend and sometimes pain in the whatever, andy schwartzman, who

andy swiss, bbc news, brisbane.r ben stokes after he was seen at heathrow airport. the ecb says he's making a private trip to new zealand to spend time with family — and have denied he's on his way to the ashes or any other training camps within the england set—up. stokes is still waiting to find out whether he'll be charged after an incident outside a bar in bristol in september that led to his suspension from the national team. that case remains ongoing. sam allardyce is back in the frame to be everton‘s new manager. he had ruled himself out of the job, but following their 4—1 defeat to southampton yesterday, everton‘s search to fill their vacancy has become increasingly urgent. here's our sports correspondent david ornstein. sam alla rdyce sam allardyce was the initial favourite for the job but he publicly ruled himself out of contention because everton delayed making an offer to him. in the meantime, marco silva, the watford manager, became a key target. they tried to get him but they failed. sam alla rdyce trie

andy's devotion to safety is career as he's been accident-free for 11 years and counting. like the twin cities division where andy is employed supplies food to professional facilities, hospitals, hotels. we need people like andy who deliver food safely and efficiently across the country every day. i commend andy and all those who competed in the competition this year for your dedication to professionalism and safety. i'm glad my district, the state of minnesota and our nation have dedicated truck drivers like andy. mr. speaker, i rise to recognize five outstanding citizens in my district for their heroism. kurt, adam and dennis and high school students abigail and madison worked hand in hand to save the life of daniel. daniel was on a bridge in minnesota this summer when he accidentally touched a live wire and was electricuted, sending him to the ground. thankfully his friends abigail and madison called 911 and began giving c.p.r. they saved daniel's life. the quick response of these heroes ensured daniel's full recovery. without them daniel would likely not be with us tod

andy swiss reports from adelaide.laide oval, the australian players are being put to their paces behind me. earlier on, england trained in sweltering conditions. temperatures up into the 30s. they are forecast to drop significantly over the next 48 hours. by the time play gets under way on saturday, temperatures expect to be down into the high teens. that will be much more to england's liking. after starting training news came through of the signing of ben stokes for the new zealand side canterbury. he could make his debut on sunday. the second day of the test here. but it seems increasingly unlikely ben stokes will feature for england in this ashes series. he might need to wait several weeks before he finds out whether he will be charged. the ecb will wait for that decision before any review of whether he can play for england. but what do the england players make of it? is this turning into something of a distraction for them? earlier on, we heard from jimmy anderson. it's not something we really think about. we don'

andy swiss, bbc news.nd's women start the first of three vital twenty20 matches against australia in the morning. they need to win all three t20 matches, or win two and tie the other, if they are to regain the ashes, mark robinson's side trailing the multi—format series. were aware of the risks last night and again we arejust taking it were aware of the risks last night and again we are just taking it day by day, so with more around we will probably know a bit more tonight. he is such a big player for us so if you can get him fit and out there we will but equally we know it will be a long—term fitness issue and there are two more games to follow. don't forget you can follow the game on bbc radio 5 live sports extra and the bbc sport website from 8 o'clock tomorrow morning. in londonjack sock has clinched a place in the semifinals of the world tour finals this evening. he beat alexander zverev at the 02 tour finals this evening. he beat alexander zverev at the o2 arena, but it was not straightforward. after

. >> andy not only took care of this, area but he dit all throughout wynfield. >> reporter: andy plantedes and at his own expense added a cement walkway to the monument. >> i said why are you doing. that he said, well, mike, veterans, who are disable wanted to roll up in a wheelchair, you know, this is why i did this. >> reporter: for all of his work andy won't get to see monument's latest touch this past june at 40 andy brutees died of a rare form of colon cancer. >> it is just a void, we wish he was here. >> reporter: this veterans day residents association gave and y's mom gladys flowers and with the fire department rang belfor 42 vets on the monument they added a ring for andy. >> bells tolling. >> reporter: and as councilman jones pointed out but we walk among veterans every day. we may not notice their contributions like andy brute us trimming the tree throughout wynfield but there is a reason for that. veterans making their communities better not looking for recognition. >> bitter sweet to know he has done this. he never really made a big deal out of a lot of things but when you f

andy swiss, bbc news, brisbane. back now to our main story. is at kensington palace. it's on. it certainly is. thank you very much and welcome back to a blustery kensington palace. this has been speculated about for some time now. let's speak to the royal editor of the sunday express. not least by your own publication. it's going to bea your own publication. it's going to be a busy spring next year. your own publication. it's going to be a busy spring next yeahm your own publication. it's going to be a busy spring next year. it is. the cambridges' third baby is due in april. the statement has gone out that they are going to have a spring wedding, so the question is exactly when, before baby or after? putting my maternal hat on, i would suggest that perhaps it's best to have it before kate gives birth, because i think you would rather be pregnant and shepherding young royal children, because we would expect prince george and princess charlotte to have a starring role in the day, rather than perhaps having a newborn in tow as well. easy times ah

check out andy lack. as we were saying, andy lack is the president of nbc news. i don't know what the president is insinuating there. honestly, a couple seconds ago, he tweeted, again, talking about bill griffin, the head of msnbc, throwing accusations at him and joe scarborough as well. the president throwing around a lot of accusations that are very vague this morning at a number of nbc executives and we are not sure exactly what the president is insinuating. >> very vocal this morning. about other things as well. scott will join us with more on that in a bit. we will have continuing coverage this morning of the breaking news we are following. matt lauer terminated from nbc news. the "today" show, also coming up at 7:00 a.m. >>> we'll take a look at the weather. people walking outside. a chilly start to the morning. >> parents are awake, getting the kids ready for school. i have a break down of the forecast for san francisco and san jose. it's been cold. yes, bring out the puffy jackets, even if the kids don't like them. i remember my mom made me put one on. lo

andy. >> andy grammer. andy, thank you so much. reminder, the new album comes out december 1st.d up to north jersey special interests to increase funding for our schools. he stopped christie's commuter tax, saving south jersey residents over 200 million dollars. and he led the charge to pass paid family leave. aarp applauded sweeney for freezing property taxes for seniors and cutting prices on prescription drugs. "i got to take my hat off to him. he's a man of his word." steve sweeney. because there's more work to do to get south jersey's fair share. ♪ >>> we're back with andy grammer. new record comes out in december. you can preorder it today. >> i'm so psyched about it. go get it. it's my favorite. thing i've ever done. >> your favorite? >> the smoke did clear here. we found two extra band members. >> yes. >> nice to have you with us. >> you're going to sing more with megyn kelly. megyn's not going to >>> nbc 10 news starts now. >>> coming up on 9:00. starting out with cloudy skies and the rain is on the way. >> yeah. starting to inch into the area. this is easton. it's alrea

andy has served for six and a half years. and played a leadership role on several important retirement security issues. on behalf of your friends on the democratic members sp staff, friends all to youment i want to thank you. and wish you well. as you transition to the senate. just don't forget to recognize house members when you're a senate staff. >> i want to express my thanks to chairman wall burg. since i became ranking member we have sought common ground on ways to help americans retire. with financial security. last month, we introduced legislation that updates a two decade old standard for automatic ir roll over. there was a fair amount of consensus on practical requirement security solutions. the conclusion of that hearing i noted how the multi-employer pension system and looming insolve si of the pension benefit corporation demands our immediate attention. i appreciate chairman wall berg willingness for the hearing. welcome director reeder. i enjoyed meeting with you yesterday. i look forward to your testimony. i'd l

andy sent out the memo today telling ersers lauer was fi fired. they were close. i'm sure that changed today. as for past the president may be rear fering to 1999 with when date line did an interview and broad rick is called on lack and nbc to reair the interview in its entirety. gone what about joe given and scarboro based on what took place in four years ago. >> fill joe scar borough president trump app period. to be referring to 2001 death of lori who worked for scarboro when a florida congressman. her death is not unsolved 34eug9ry. vest sores determined they died after losing consciousness from abnormal heart rhythm and collapsed hitting her head. >> now, as more stories of sexual harass m came out it's tough to ignore a pattern. you refuse to work in the private sector and they all lost their jobs. different story if you work in politics. senator al franken are democrats and republicans like rye moore and president h himself have been accused gut in these cases politicians either den irks apologize for call for due process and essentially stale in the curren

>> i agree with andy and jim. the sidecar agreement are consolidation by another name and they just exploded that the loophole and invaded the local television ownership rules and with this consolidation, if less time devoted to local news on local journalism and i agree. i think there is a real concern that this will undermine competition and the diversity of voices needed in local markets see that first, i will direct your attention to this slide that shows the benefits resulting. these are not our gsa, they are industrywide. >> that's joint sales agreement. >> joint sales agreements where it to stations combine advertising and consolidate ad sales so they can more efficiently sell their advertising and it reinvests the save cost into other broadcast operations, but to respond to your point, this slide shows in these numerous markets actually more local news or local news where there wasn't any local news on the smaller station before was introduced into that market place as a result of the js a and similarly no

andy david is consul general of israel to the pacific northwest, based in san francisco. he offers this advice. >> well, it's okay to be mad, and it's okay to be angry, and it's okay to be sad. but then if you want to do something about it, if you want to be constructive, then you need to look beyond your anger, and try to maybe use that anger and channel into a positive direction. >> he says there are different ways to build bridges of understanding. >> for people to do cultural events together. business, international trade, education -- there's so many areas in which we can collaborate. >> a key area of conflict continues between israel and the palestinian authority and the debate over statehood for palestinians. i've been to israel and i visited palestinian friends, and i've made friends on both sides. and i've seen the situation in palestine behind the wall. it's -- it's very sad. >> you're right. it's very sad. it makes a lot of israelis sad, but the only reason why we built it was violence and terrorism. we hope that we'll be able to reach a moment where there is s

that is why i shake my head andi this. i know i look like 11th from stranger things. many of my friends we re stranger things. many of my friends were dear balde dyke we died insta ntly sister. were dear balde dyke we died instantly sister. this sounds like an incredibly painful moment. ijust wonder, why on earth you are now back on the road doing stand—up comedy, engaging with the very people he knew say tried to bring you down. you are still getting vile abuse on twitter because, frankly, you still engaged... hang on, it is two ways. what comedians do not? name one. the point is, what do you wa nt to name one. the point is, what do you want to play this game? they are playing with my life. he is trying to stop me from making a living. i wa nt to to stop me from making a living. i want to be a case study. i am clear, i want people colour, lgbt people to not go through this again. this should not happen to an american citizen. my point of doing this tour, believe it or not, it is not about me, i want younger people to look

remarks on the subject before the foreign affairs select committee could and should have been clearer, andiuld have been clearer, and i acknowledge the words i used we re and i acknowledge the words i used were open to being misinterpreted, andi were open to being misinterpreted, and i apologise to mrs nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe and her family if i have inadvertently cause them any further anguish. it is not good enough. if it is a matter of pride that the foreign secretary is refusing to admit simply that he has made a mistake or that i feel bound to say to him that his pride matters not one ounce compared to nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe's freedom! after a week of obstetrician and bluster, will you finally take the opportunity today to state simply an unequivocally, for the removal of any doubt, either here or in tehran, that he simply got it wrong? carla ferstman is the director of human rights organisation redress and has been working with nazanin's husband to secure her release. we heard another apology from boris johnson. are you happy with that?|j think johnson. are you happy with that?”

check out andy lack. he is the chairman of nbc news. it's not clear what the president is referring to there. i will say the president had a series of shocking tweets this morning. we'll talk about that. doesn't have to do with lauer. we'll talk about that. >> a lot going on in the world. >> there is. >> thank you very much. >> we'll continue to follow this breaking news on "today in the bay" as well as the "today" show that airs at 7:00 a.m. >>> 5:03. a chilly start to our wednesday morning. vianey arana is in for kari. >> i had to go yesterday and get hot cocoa to switch it up from coffee. it was appropriate with marshmallows on top. if you are heading out, the temperatures are in the 40s right now in san jose, 46 degrees. palo alto, 45. oakland, 44. check out napa and santa rosa, waking up to 30s. i woke up myself to frost on the windshield. i had to get out earlier to make sure i turned the heater on and make sure i wasn't too cold. now, take a look at the 24 hour temperature trend. the reason i want to show you this, if you notice,

andy, you're the chief engineer. tell us, what is going on down here?ell, down here is where all the engineering services start. we've got ageing systems, and we've got things like gas alongside steam, alongside high—voltage electricity — you know, these are just things that you wouldn't have, and you wouldn't want to have. we make our way through what feels like never—ending corridors of cabling and pipes, so intertwined that for decades it's been a case of patch and mend. this is the engine room, if you like — it looks like a bit of a mess. it is a mess, and it all needs to be replaced, and it is of an age where it's all starting to fail, and this is all part of the fire risk that we've really got with the palace at the moment. hi, there — it's andy piper. we're about to go in the sewage plant room below speaker's green. so just watch yourself as you come down — they're very steep steps, as we go. the palace of westminster relies on an internal sewage system dating back to 1888. it now almost 130 years old. if it broke down, it would close the buildin

the giants stun andy reid chiefs in over time. >> the giants shocked the chiefs 12-9. >> also in ot drewds a little help to erase a 15 point deficit against the redskins. >> breeze, touchdown. >> reporter: the saints rally to win the eighth game in a row. >> here comes the los angeles rams. >> reporter: the most prolific offense. >> harris recovers. >> sports sunday starts now. ♪ this is action news sports sunday sponsored by audi. ♪ welcome in to sports sunday alongside former eagles great brian westbrook i'm ducis rodgers well wow the eagles whooped the cowboys tonight 37-9 to run the record to 9-1 best in the nfl b west what most impressed you tonight against the birds? >> they had a slow start and defense continues to come into play and a mark of a good team if the offense doesn't get the job done the defense comes and helps them out and saw that defense stepped up huge. >> shut them out in the second half and eagles scored 30 unanswered points and join the coach pederson and look at the high lights of the eagles victory and first down 3-0 and go to the griound and kevin's rebirth. >

ba rmp r -- by andy barr will help people own their own homes and barbara comstock's bill requiring each member to complete sexual harrassment training every year. we have watched chairman harper and his hearing. i will finish my training and my office will be done. and one note i want to make. the senate is continuing to work to pass tax reform and big day out of committee. we believe they will get the work done this week and we want to go to conference as quickly as possible. i advised that the members' should be flexible. they may be later on friday. we will make sure we get tax cuts reform done for the american public. >> i'm thankful for the blessings we received. the speaker: i thank greg harper and taking the lead on this issue of sexual harrassment. it has no place in any workplace let alone in the united states congress. whether it is a former staffer and i cannot tell you how each and every day i feel the honor, the opportunity and privilege to work in such a place. that's how so many people feel. but the fact that some people walk these halls and are subjected to a threat

our sports correspondent andy swiss watched the teams train at the hostile ground often knicknamed thegabbatoir‘. welcome to the gabba, behind you we can see as australia gets ready to

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andy and joy highland host 150 friends at their home. andy, their four siblings get together with their children, grandchildren, a bunch of other people apparently. the celebration is a decades- long tradition started by andy's late mother. >> at one point in time, my mom was, i think, 85, and she would go to bed at 5:30. after she did a lot of work. and said, "okay. i had my dinner. you guys have fun. >> coming up, sharon chin going to be live at the party to talk about what not to talk about at the dinner table. that and other ways the family keeps the peace with all those folks and opinions sitting side by side. >>> tender hot turkey with motor vehicles on the side in east oakland. members of the good fellows motorcycle club busy giving become this morning. they served up free warm food at the corner of international and 84th avenue. the group does it every thanksgiving. we're told that the mayor even stopped by for a little visit. >>> new at 5, one in eleven americans has diabetes, and according to the centers for disease control and