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ang son su chi led to victory in 1990 and said she wants to meet the president, the nilt chief and the of parliament to discuss the transition of power. she met the speaker on sunday. she will meet him again on thursday. no date has yet been set for a meeting with the president and the military chief and it is these discussions that will be crucial to the transition of power in the months ahead. >> heavy rain in northern iraq has caused flooding in camps of people displaced by violence. those in the camps are vulnerable to disease. from the city of erbil, imran khan reports. >> winter has arrived at the harka camp in northern iraq. a few days of rain have turned makeshift streets into muddy parks. jabar is desperate. she lived here for 18 months after escaping isil fighters who seized her home in mosul. now she and her family are freezing in this camp. >> translator: sometimes, we sleep in the kitchen. other times, in the bathroom. we have no place to go because of the rain and the storms. the other day, our tent collapsed on the kids. when it rains, the power goes off. >> this camp is

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reporter deborah souverain will ve an in depth look at this issue, learn what laws would need to be anged and if there is enough support to do so. coming up tonight at 10... be sure to tune in for the full story jessica rae: fresh off his endorsement announcement, iowa representatice steve king will be making campiagn stops with texas senator ted cruz. king endorsed cruz for president on monday. the two are going to be in sioux city on friday. the event is being held at 10 a-m at the stark student center at briar cliff university. jessicicrae: republican lousiana governor bobby has offically withdrawn from the race for president. his facebook thanking everyone who hasbeen a part of his jindal entered the race in june. since then, he has but low numbers. he stated he "realizes our country is off on the wrong track right now." " gov. bobby jindal/(r) louisiana) look i'm honored to have the opportunity to run for president of the united states. my parents came here 45 years ago in search of freedom and opportrtity never in a milllln years did they think i'd be run fofopresident this wasn't o

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early results show a lead for ang sun san suu kyi. she's gotten support from many people.s the first ever u.s. president to go to myanmar. the bid to push the country toward democracy and a way for military rule, a pillar of his foreign policy. ivan watson is there and has our report on the historic days for that nation emerging from isolation into the democratic fold. >> reporter: the people are singing and dancing in the streets. celebrating as myanmar's largest opposition party claims to have won a landslide victory in sunday's parliamentary elections. the official results are just trickling in still, but the military-backed ruling party has conceded defeat, and for once, people here feel like their voices have been heard. they lined up before dawn on sunday, hours before polling stations opened. committed to casting their ballots. critics say there are serious structural flaws in sunday's parliamentary election. and yet, it's still being promoted as the closest thing myanmar has seen to a democratic national election in 25 years. >> the atmosphere in these polling stat

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isn't to stop americans from traveling but warn those who do to be aware of the risk. x the driver of angsuv hit and killed 17 year old boy in pacifica. accident happened on skyline boulevard in king drive at 3:30 this afternoon. driver stopped. police close both directions of the highway. highway 35 between hicky boulevard and manor drive as they investigated. authorities say the troyvr was turning left on to king hitting the boy who was in the cross walk. terrible tragedy. >> tonight sonoma county man suspected of killing his own parents in custody officers wilson in mend seen 0county after someone spotted his truck this afternoon. his parent 60's were found stabbed to death in their home this morning. officers recovered the murder weapon and again an immediate why the man hunt. wilson now awitnessing extradition to sonoma couldn't to face murder charges sky tomorrow san francisco francisco waterfront for 5 decades strippeì of this sen bad will close the doors at midnight and we were at sined about as customers enjoy a final meal there. port of san francisco evicted the restaurant and t

ang how state counselor y china will address these concerns. mr.ang: china believes that china and united states and other countries should really try to work together and work out the rules for cyber security in the spirit of the equality, mutual benefit, and mutual respect. china itself is a victim of hacking activities, and the chinese government is firmly against hacking of any kind. and i think every country should take a responsible, prudent attitude and should proceed on factual ground. betty: then how do you account for the white house? they say they have evidence that recent cyberattacks on the office of personnel management, for instance, the insurance company, they can trace those cyberattacks back to origins in china? how do you account for that? mr. yang: i think it is better to let the american side tell people their position, but the two sides stay in close touch on this issue. and i believe it is important for any government in the world to adopt a prudent and responsible attitude. and let me say that china is a responsible country.

ang j nordstrom and bloomingdale's at 7:00. macy's opened at midnight and it has not closed. we're told they are going to stay open until 10:00 like the other shops. new this year is the second location for this dublin centered store in the country, and we're told it has just about everything you might damage. king of prussia is offering free shuttles to hip get to some of the 400 stores. you know it's open. we're going to talk to some of the customers that we have run across who look like they spent the night here. for those who are concerned watching a few moments ago, starbucks has opened. the long line you saw waiting to get in is now inside the starbucks. i'm sure that's important. most of the shoppers jose they are going to shop until they drop today. monique braxton, "nbc 10 news." >> thanks. with that hopefully they won't drop soon. kohl stores have been open since midnight. they were getting a jump on door bust buster deals. we'll look at is line at this target in philadelphia's wynnewood. we were there as the store opened at 6:00. the biggest drop there the tvs. the

today. 64 in new york and eventually that cold air will push its way thudrough and you'll start to see anges in tae forecast by saturday. it is getting a lot colder out there, hanging on to the warmth in the southeast. that's a look at your national weather, now a closer look at the day ahead. temperatures nice and warm in many locations across the northeast and the midatlantic. 60s and 70s. check out the gulf coast, warm but stormy. we'll look for rain across texas and oklahoma. unfortunately, this is not the best travel day for the plains the midwest. >> thank you so much. >>> well, we will tell you who was the best in show at this year's national dogtshow. >>> and just what the heck is adel trying to tell her fans? >> happy friday. thursday? hello, it's me, adel. >> you're watching "early today." ...sniffling... and wishing you couli stay in bed all day. h when your cold is this bad... ...you need new theraflu expressmax. theraflu expressmax combines... maximum strength medicines available without a prescription... ...to fight your worst cold and flu symptoms... ...so you can feel better

police pursuing suspect who opened fire in a playground shooting over they say it appears to be grang ang related and urge people to come forward. fortunately no deaths were reported. >>> two lucky birds are making their journey to washington d.c. for the annual thanksgiving pardon that at the white house, known as tom one and tom two, they travelled in style with top notch security. president obama will pardon them in a rose garden ceremony. and they have a big old bird hangout. >> lucky bird, 1, 2, 3, 4. >>> today, president obama honors the 2015 medal of freedom recipients recipients. among this year's 17 honorees, barbara mcole ski. and we wanted to wish a happy birthday to sarah highland, 25, and catherine heigl turns 37, and billy connolly. i'm shannon mulaire. thanks for watching "e >>> breaking news right now. possible fatal fire in bergen county, new jersey.

but authorities say abaaoud and another fugitive, salah abdeslam, were not a ang them. as france continues to mourn, president francois hollande is calling on the u.s. to intensify its role in the fight against isis. the topic is expected to be the focus when hollande meets with president obama next week in washington. >> they're not coming to ask for divisions of troops to go invade anyplace. they're going to need help with whatat called intelligencece surveillance and reconnaissance. or isr. >> reporter: so far officials say the airstrikes carried out by french jets and other forces have killed more than two dozen isis militants in the syrian stronghold of raqqah this week. and overnight, six new raids were carried out in belgium. we are told they were directly connected to one of the three suicide bombers at the stadium on friday. anne-marie, still unclear at this point if there were any additional arrests made. >> jonathan vigliotti. in paris, thank you, jonathan. >>> well, we'll be talking to new york city police this latest isis threat. and that's coming up on "cb

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in the 11th hour the team deciding this episode of "as the nats turn" needing a little surprise end ang we get one. late last night word seeped out and the team confirming dusty ferman will be the manager. black agreed in principle to take the job last week but was offered a one year deal at 1.6 million. he baulked which precipitated the turn back to baker. here is what fans have to say about baker. >> we'll followed him around from san fransisco to chicago to cincinnati. so we're quite excited that he's coming to washington. >> he has the experience, been to the world series before with other teams and i think that's what they need is somebody with that kind of presence. >> press conference introducing baker has now . >>> here we go. 73 tomorrow, just a few clouds, really a gorgeous day. showers on thursday, not a big deal and perhaps record high on friday near 80. record high for november. >> this is nice. >> it is pretty good. >> we can hoff that. >> have a great night, discover the world animals, seen those before but sometimes they do it on their own mmm foot wow food for giants oo

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isn't to stop americans from traveling but warn those who do to be aware of the risk. x the driver of angsuv hit and killed 17 year old boy in pacifica. accident happened on skyline boulevard in king drive at 3:30 this afternoon. driver stopped. police close both directions of the highway. highway 35 between hicky boulevard and manor drive as they investigated. authorities say the troyvr was turning left on to king hitting the boy who was in the cross walk. terrible tragedy. >> tonight sonoma county man suspected of killing his own parents in custody officers wilson in mend seen 0county after someone spotted his truck this afternoon. his parent 60's were found stabbed to death in their home this morning. officers recovered the murder weapon and again an immediate why the man hunt. wilson now awitnessing extradition to sonoma couldn't to face murder charges sky tomorrow san francisco francisco waterfront for 5 decades strippeì of this sen bad will close the doors at midnight and we were at sined about as customers enjoy a final meal there. port of san francisco evicted the restaurant and t

. >> they are there to discuss climate ange. will they discuss terrorism? >> reporter: there is no question that the threat from isis is overhanging all of this and will be topic number when when the presidents sid down tomorrow night. >> jonathan karl, thank you. >>> next to africa. pope francis is visiting one of the country's most dangerous spots. the african republic. there are the usual sights of crowds cheering and these images as well. heavily armed soldiers lining the route. david wright is traveling with the pope. >> reporter: declaring himself a pilgrim of peace, he is the first pope in recent memory to visit a war zone. he is here with the pastor of the church and he is trying to broker a peace deal with christians and muslims. they have been locked in a bloody conflict for the past few year, neighbor against neighbor, killing thousands and forcing 1 million people to flee their homes. >> getting the messages out throughout the central african republic willeally have a powerful impact. >> reporter: todayay under heavy guard, pope francis ventured

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a mother speaking out upset and ang angry. she says speeppeople in charge of protecting foster children left her 4-year-old daughter in the hands of abusers. when she tried to report her daughter's abusers. >> good morning. the santa clara department of social services knows about critical failures at the agency. all laid out in a comprehensive audit. the key finding, 41% of calls to the abuse hotline are not answered. that's 7,000 callers who want to report that somewhere in the county a child is being hurt. the audit also found callers waited 20 minutes to more than an hour on hold. now, two years after the audit was released a mother tells us the system failed her daughter. she says her 4-year-old daughter suffered abuse and torture that almost killed her. we reviewed a series of police reports and internal records that revealed the mother other caregivers and even the preschoolteacher all reported the abuse to social workers. they described bruises, bite marks and burns on the girl, but no one did a thing until it was almo

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century.more than 8 8 percent of the eligible voters - went to the polls.the solidarity party of - ang - san - sue - kye - is expected to win the mokt seats parliment - though she is banned - from becoming president.the constitution says - leaders and their family - can not* be foreigners - and her sons are citizens - of great britain. and check th out - a "giant" sinkhole opened u uin the e parking lot of an ihop in meridian, mississippi last night, swallowing 15 cars. authorities say they got there around 7 last night, and found a hole about half the size of a football ield and nearly 30 feet deep. they say they're going to try to get the cars out as quickly as possible, but they've gotten a lot of rain there, and more is in the forecast, so it could be 3 to 5 days before the cars can be pulled out. "there was a lot of as to a dispute...it was a uh dispute...someone had jumped off cause of a domestic dispute" dispute"crews have ended their search - for a man who went over-board - on a royal caribbean cruise ship. it happened - friday night - near - turks and caicos.it isn't clear if

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. >> we are listening to our guests, we're evolving as a company, we're always anging. >> reporter: sea world may close down the shamu show but issin visito vesting in a new exhibit. what the company calls a formal setting for arcas set to open in 2017. with 24 killll whales in captivivy, including in parks in orlando and san antonio, sea world is only affecting san diego's 11 orcas so far. >> they are an animal that deserves this great spiritual power. >> the documentary back fish sparked worldwide protest in what some say is the driving force behind todadas announcement. >> i think it is a cognition by sea world they need to move to a different business model and would you love to see them go beyond this and announce an end to the breeding program. >> tonight change is in the water for sea world san diego. while the show as we know it won't go on here, the orcas will stay. miguel almaguer, nbc news, los angeles. >>> we're back in a moment with why so many customers are seeing r r r or you get a cold. you can't breathe through your nose. suddenly, you're a mouthbreather. a mouthbreathe

kin life, uh, was an--was ang's extremely important one in terms of affecting that type of rhetoric. i, for one, uh--i, for one, am still hopeful that, uh, the man's dream will be, um--will come true. thanks for having me, shad. ♪ >> shad: coming up on q: a performance from miguel. but first, british comedian russell howard. ♪ [theme] >> russell: did you see cameron trying to stand up at the european union? he tried his best to look strong and powerful and say, "i will not pay this bill." [laughter] >> russell: but instead, it came out like this: >> david cameron: i'm not paying that bill on the 1st of december. if people think i are, they got another--you've got another thinng. [laughter] >> russell: who wrote his speech? yoda? [laughter] >> russell: guess again if bill you think pay i will. then he just started talkingg ci about board games. >> david: you don't need to have a cluedo set to know that someone's been clubbed with a lead pipe in the library. [laughter] >> russell: and if you think professor plum wasn't in the drawing room with the bloody hungry hippos you ca [laughter]

is ang me now in new york reporter who has been beating the drum. alex, i want to start with you. some dispute about the square valuation. it is apple to oranges, you cannot compare public to private. $5.7 --looking at a $5.7 million valuation. alex: the most telling thing, they're marketed range, they are looking at $11 to $13 a share. you there is some type of discrepancy. the whole conversation up to diluted share value, maybe that is time for another show. bottom line, that private valuation is not what they are looking at. it has cast a shadow over these companies and over investors who might be looking to get into the next big private round. emily: i do want to ask for your thoughts on match. we have not talked about it as much. tender is their most popular business. alex: it is the really well known one, but it is not the moneymaker. you own two thirds or more of this online dating market, it is a fragmented market. what is next? obvious answer to what is next two years ago? permeated the industry. -- theych was under bought plenty of fish recently. it seems to be the best

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nearly 200 countries will& meet for the united nations climate e ange confnfence tomorrow. world leaders will be in the city for about 2 weeks. many say this is a critical time to try and curb global warming. with the conference coming just a few weeks after the paris terror attacks, security will be tight in the city. about 120-thousand police officers and army troops will be there. controversy over muslims and the religion of islam has intensified following the paris terror attacks. some people have targeted muslims and islamic holy sites as a result. one muslim man in the state is holding a public event to denounce terrorism. imam molhim bilal of the iowa city mosque is hosting a presentation about islam's prohibition and condemnation of terrorist acts. a community outreach ordinator for the sque said the imagegef islam has bebe tarnished, and that they want to set the record straight. if you want to go to the meeting, just head to the iowa city public library today. the meeting is from 1:30 to 2:30 a. that meeting is open to the public. winter's fury is hitting southern

because it anticipates a flood of applications when people renew their licenses this year due o a ange in iowa law. that law went into effect in 2011, and the permits people got that year will expire next year. dubuque county's chief deputy says re-applying for a permit online is secure. "the safeguards are still in place..he applicants still have to come ttthe law enforcement center to show their identifications and their training certificates. we do still meet with the individual in person. " the sheriff's departments in pook and black hawk counties have seen favorable results from the online renewal service. people interested should go to the dubuque county sheriff's website after december first. a group of people wants to make sure iowa's doors are open to refugees from all countries. they protested outside the state capitol hoping governor branstad will reverse his stance on syrian refugees. after the terrorist attacks on paris, branstad ordered all state agencies to stop work on resettling syrian refugees. critics of his decisionnaccuse him of fear mongererg. they say they want t

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