barnett formula, you have to make it up somehow.the reason that we wa nt but the whole point, the reason that we want scotland to be independent is we want to improve our economic performance. we want to make sure that we can create jobs, notjust that we can create jobs, notjust that we can create jobs, notjust that we create jobs but we have well—paid jobs and productivity. when you look in the rear—view mirror, our record of productivity are significantly better than the uk over the last ten years but we are looking to prove that further. rob in bideford asks: what would happen to all the thousands of defence workers, at faslane, and other sites, should scotland get independence? would they be losing theirjobs or what would happen to them? no, of course we take our responsibilities as far as defence is concerned and as far as defence is concerned and as far as defence is concerned and as far as defence workers is concerned, it is the case that while we have been in the union we have not had ourfair share of allocations of resource

wayne barnett believes that democracy vouchers may be one of the factors that increased outside spending, because candidates who couldn't normall raise large sums can now do so through the program, large donors are trying to out-spend them through political action committees. in fact, 2019 has seen more expenditures by independent lastlections combined.n in the amazon - whose corporate headquarters is in seattle - alone has contributed $2 million to a pac sponsored by the seattlile metron chamber of commerce. the r aesult this outside money is that both morales and solom spending caps lifted due to independent expenditures in their race. while pacs supharting morales spent about $30,000, those supporting solomon have spent almost two-thirds of that came from the chamber of commerce's pac. >> i have no ctrol over how those funds are being spent. it has not affected how i'm running my campaign. my campaign is funded primarily through individual contributions and contributions from - through the democracy vouchers. >> reporter: morales says that outside fundraising has undermined the suppos

." >> i'm errol barnett and we've got a lot more to tell you about this morning, including an electionurity. two weeks ago, senate republicans blocked a bill that would give states a billion dollars to shore up the security of their vote tallies and require paper back-up ballots. the foreign governments, spacial russia, expected to try and influence next year's presidential election, the u.s. cyber security and infrastructure security agency is hard at work to protect the vote. tony dokoupil reports. >> this is the core of home land security and national security right now. it cuts to the heart of what america is. >> that's what i always say. it's not that national security is election security. fundamentally what we do in this agency is ensuring that this experiment of our constitutional republic can continue forward. >> reporter: until recently chris krebs was the head of cyber security policy for microsoft. now he's the top u.s. official responsible for protecting the vote, and he does it as head of an agency created after the 2016 election, when according to investigators, russian

." >> i'm errol barnett, and we've got a lot more to tell you about this morning, including, of coursethe impeachment hearings. this is just the fourth time in u.s. history that congress has considered removing a president from office. last time was when the house of representatives impeached president bill clinton. nancy cordes compares the two inquiries. >> reporter: partisan divide is certainly similar with president clinton, republicans had the majority in the house and they were moving forward with an impeachment inquiry into a democrat in the white house. and just like today, the minority party argued that the majority had been trying to take a president down for years. >> i did not have sexual relations with that woman. ms. lewinsky. >> reporter: president clinton lied under oath about his affair with a white house intern, triggering an impeachment inquiry in the republican-led house. then, like now, the parties were split over whether the president's actions represented what the constitution refers to as high crimes and misdemeanors. california democrat zoe lofgren. >> he lied

errol barnett reports. [ applause ] >> reporter: marathon enthusiasts brian churchland and josh milichn cape cod to arlington national cemetery in virginia. they're averaging more than 40 miles a day. >> we've got 20 to go. >> reporter: braving rain, snow, and injury to raise awareness of veterans' suicides. we caught up with them in philadelphia. you wanted to do something outrageous, something people would stop and see. >> yes. >> reporter: what has the response been? >> fantastic. it's exceeded anything that we thought would happen. >> reporter: they're using their passion for running to raise money for mission 22, a nonprofit organization provided treatment to veterans suffering from post traumatic stress. to a veteran watching from home who has been struggling, what would you say? >> it's okay to not be okay. no one's going to judge you. >> reporter: 17 veterans die by suicide every day in the u.s. more than 6,000 lives lost a year. former indiana army national guardsman brian westfield who served in iraq was almost one of them. what was it that made you contemplate suicide, why?

errol barnett, cbs news, baltimore, maryland. >> ninan: such an important cause.s the "cbs weekend news" for this saturday. later on cbs, "48 hours." i'm reena ninan in new york. thank you for joining us. good night. >>> we've seen fire now. we'll finally see rain. details on the first incoming storm of the season, straight ahead. >> reporter: experts at aaa say this year, thanksgiving roadtrips will be more expensive than previous years. >> loud calls on the streets of oakland for affordable housing. protestors say the solution is staring us in the face. >>> developing news out of union city where two juveniles were shot and killed in a school parking lot. >>> we've learned the victims were just 11 and 14 years old. and will shooter is still on the loose. police rushed to saerls elementary this morning. they found a van riddled with bullets and two male victims inside. one died at the scene, the other on the way to the hospital. this photo from the crime scene shows the parking lot covered with police evidence markers. investigators say they recovered shell casin

errol barnett has new details.eport contains some disturbing video. >> reporter: scott hapgood was a no show for a preliminary hearing monday, choosing to stay in the u.s. he says he fears for his safety. the government of anguilla called that concern totally groundless, labeled the father of three a fugitive, and said the arrest warrant will be issued through interpol. in august highway he said he wanted his day in court. in april he said he was attacked by hotel employee kenny mitchell who he says tried to rob him with a knife. a witness told cbs news hapgood it mitchell pinned down on the floor for 30 minutes before paramedics arrived. hapgood's wife says mitchell was alive when he left the room. >> an hour later, he passed away at the hospital. >> reporter: that's not true according to kenny mitchell's family. they gave this cell phone video to cbs news because they say it shows his lifeless body wheeled out of the crime scene. now there is an extradition treaty between the u.s. and the uk over which anguilla i

errol barnett reports they're doing it to solve a most urgent problem facing veterans. >> enthusiastssland are on the longest run of their lives-- 500 miles in 12 days, from massachusetts national cemetery on cape cod, to arlington national cemetery in virginia. they're averaging more than 40 miles a day. >> we got 20 to go. >> reporter: braving rain, snow, owd injury to raise awareness of veteran suicides. we caught up with them in philadelphia. you say you want to do something outrageous, something people would stop and see. >> yes. >> reporter: what has the response been so far? ti it's been fantastic. it's competed anything we thought would happen. >> they're using their passion for running to raise money for mission 22, a nonprofit organization providing treatment to veterans suffering from post- traumatic stress. and to veterans sitting out there watching from home who have been struggling what, would you say? >> it's okay to not be okay. and no one's going to judge you for feeling the way that you do. >> reporter: 17 veterans commit suicide every day in the u.s., more than 6,00

errol barnett, cbs news, baltimore, maryland. >> o'donnell: they're expected to arrive at arlington nationalt is the "cbs evening news." i'm norah o'donnell in washington with thanks to the jones day law firm for this be tiful view of the ca >>> right now at 7. >>> who's going to keep track of whose price. >> homemade, untraceable guns, the weapon of choice for violent criminals. the troubling is that ghost guns are getting easier to make. >> these are being mused and what types of crimes? murder, robbery, assault, narcotics trafficking. >> already was on the floor and a lot of people on the floor. >> chaos. >>> a woman plows her car into a bay area dollar store. what happened to her moments before impact. >>> back to back day of a breeze and a gun violence, another shooting tonight. shots fired just a short time ago. >>> heartbroken daughter speaks

>> i'm 16. >> you're 16. >> yes. >> reporter: her former adoptive parents michael and kristen barnetted them, that you lied about your age and came over here and terrorized them. >> it's not true at all. >> reporter: they both pleaded not guilty and say they believed she was 6 years old when they adopted her in 2010 but soon after they began questioning natalia's age. >> the marion county superior court ruled that her birth year would be changed from 2003 to 1989 effectively changing her from 8 to 22 years old. >> reporter: michael barnett recently told us natalia was trying to harm them. >> natalia would do things like place clear thumbtacks on the stairs face up so that when we would walk up the stairs we would be stepping on thumbtacks to injure ourselves. >> reporter: but natalia who suffers from a rare form of dwarfism is sharing her side of the story with dr. phil. >> why did they want to get rid of you so badly? >> i don't know. i just know that a lot of stuff happened and kristine started questioning my age. >> reporter: natalia who spoke with her new adoptive parents by her s

how am i going to do this, kathy barnett, you win, are they worried, the democrats? should be but what bloomberg is doing simply reading the tealeaves at this point in time, remember, biden came out of the gate with -- with a tremendous amount of fanfare, he was the crowd favorite, he was touted as the moderate democrat and yet from the time he came out with that flop of youtube video he has had one misstep after another, he can't seem to get over tripping his own lips by saying one statement after another, now we have quinnipiac poll coming out recently that he's placing fourth among iowa voters, bloomberg is just reading the tealeaves, not to forget his son biden, hunter biden. heather: remains what to be seen what happened with that beginning this week, i should say, kathy a, biden at 31%, sanders 20%, warren 18, pete buttigieg, harris and bloomberg at 4%. >> right, well, we still don't know who bloomberg is, we know the name but we actually don't know him as a -- we don't know him as politician, so now all the other candidates aoc and biden and warren and all tho

erin barnett moderates tonight here on cnn. >>> amy klobuchar taking aim at pete buttigieg over his lackf experience. she's the latest 2020 democrat to attack buttigieg, a fellow midwestern moderate. he is a newcomer on the political stage, whose assent ascent has taken many by surprise. klobuchar said a woman with the same experience would not be given the same opportunity. >> i'm focusing on senator harris, senator warren and myself. would we be standing on the stage if we had the experience he had? i don't think so. >> she believes that buttigieg is qualified but she is the better candidate. no comment from the buttigieg campaign. >>> a remarkable claim from former ambassador to the u.n., nikki haley. in a memoir, it says secretary of state rex tillerson and john kelly, tried to recruit her to undermine president trump. in the book obtained by "the post," she writes, kelly and tillerson confided to me. she says she refused to go along with their plans. >> instead of saying that to me, they should have been saying that to the president, not asking them to join me on their side bar plan

please welcome andrea barnett, david w. blight, andrew roberts, and kai bird. [applause] >> good morning. can everyone hear? i'm sufficiently micced up. my name is kai bird. this panel is sponsored by the leon levy center for biography which is a very unusual thing. our whole thing is to defend and promote the art and craft of biography. i've spent the last few decades doing only biography. i'm obsessed with it. so i'm glad to see so many fans here of biography. i want to say to those americans who are not here something important, something heart felt, perhaps something a bit provocative. i want to say that if you're not reading biography, you're not trying to understand your world. now, i know -- i don't mean to down play the importance of novels or poetry or other nonfiction, but biography is really the foundation for understanding our world. now i'm not saying if you do read biography, you're going to understand the world -- [laughter] >> you may in fact come away more confused than ever about the complexity of the human being and our history and our world,

john barnett, a former quality control engineer at the company, says he organised tests which suggesteda quarter of the oxygen systems used on the aircraft could be faulty. boeing denies his accusations and insists that all its aircraft are built with the highest levels of safety and quality. the collapse of a dam that killed at least 250 people in brazil injanuary could have been prevented if its owner, vale, had reported defects to authorities, according to regulators. a sea of waste from the dam engulfed a canteen, offices and farms in brazil's worst industrial accident. it led to fears about the safety of other dams in brazil. an uber self—driving test vehicle that hit and killed an arizona woman in 2018 had software flaws, according to a report by the national transportation safety board. the report also found that the company's autonomous test vehicles were involved in 37 crashes over the previous 18 months. the board will meet later this month for a formal determination of the cause of death. president macron of france is in beijing today, meeting his chinese counterpart xijinpin

newsnight is getting under way on bbc two with emma barnett.n bbc one, time for the news where you are. have a very good night. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm connie mclaughlin. the new tottenham manager jose mourinho says he won't make the same mistakes this time that he made at previous clubs. move over, andy. great britain's other murray, jamie, helps them reach the quarter—finals of the davis cup. and we'll also hear from antony joshua, who's philisophical about that shock defeat to andy ruinr, as he prepares for their huge re—match. welcome to the programme. he's had some interesting press conferences in the premier league over the years — there was the special one. the special one times two. then, there was the happy one. today, in his first news conference as tottenham manager, jose mourinho said he was the humble one. the former chelsea and manchester united boss went on to say he wouldn't be making the same mistakes as he did at previous clubs. you never lose your dna, you never lose your identity. you are what you are, for the g

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mr barnett her i know you want to drop the case but you didn't want to give this creature out aren't the. first week of february and we will set a trial date at that and you know thanks indra. interestingly enough as if the state could not delay this case further report more pressure on my client this bill was $3000000.00 i believe cash only that's not a bail that's just code 'd for we're going to keep you here as long as it takes for your trial to pull this tree's probably got a job here when he was probably about 1516 and that's when we found out that his that will go on like that's when we got the news that the rest didn't look good in . possibly be a going to be gone for about 30 years and job marriage just felt like his father didn't care about him. the good kid his father committed when he was one. he's always been a great kid always but the rest of my kids never got in trouble always went to school never gave me a hard time. he was always a really good kid. very good. to be clear and i said. i would harm. the public was screaming for a scapegoat the police needed a scapegoat.

errol barnett has the highlights from coast to coast. >> reporter: helium was its ally, and wind the enemy this morning, as thanksgiving day parades throughout the country kicked off the holiday season. the country's most-watched event was in new york. an estimated 3.5 million people lined the streets to see an astronaut snoopy, spongebob squarepants, and this oversized power ranger crawling barely ten feet above the ground because of high winds. >> here comes smokey. >> it started to fall and everybody tried to lean it the other way, and it was funny. >> reporter: and despite dozens of handlers and cops trying to keep control, there were some close calls. this nutcracker proved too tough to handle. thankfully, there were no serious injuries. ♪ ♪ in philadelphia, which hosted the country's oldest thanksgiving day parade stretching back 100 years, large balloons were grounded because of 45-mile-an-hour winds. >> we're a little disappointed that we won't be seeing the balloons, but it's still good. >> reporter: in chicago, the wendy city was cold but calm. and in houston, more than two

in new york city, i'm errol barnett. >>> it's thursday, november 14th, 2019. this is the "cbs morning news." revealing testimony. impeachment witnesses shed new light on the scope of president trump's pressure campaign against ukraine. the key takeaways. >>> two miles away from the hearings, president trump played host to turkish president erdogan at the white house. why some of the president's allies raised concerns involving russia during that meeting. >>> and duval patrick for president? the former massachusetts governor is reportedly considering joining the crowded democratic field. democratic field. ♪ captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. >>> we begin with extraordinary testimony in the impeachment inquiry. the first public hearings detail president trump's alleged effort to pressure ukraine to investigate joe biden. yesterday two career diplomats, bill taylor and george kent, testified on capitol hill. taylor said a member of his staff overhea

." >> i'm errol barnett, and we've got a lot more to tell you about this morning, including, of coursepeachment hearings. this is just the fourth time in u.s. history that congress has considered removing a president from office. last time was when the house of representatives impeached president bill clinton. nancy cordes compares the two inquiries. >> reporter: partisan divide is certainly similar with president clinton, repubns

." >> i'm errol barnett and we've got a lot more to tell you about this morning, including an electioneks ago, senate republicans blocked a bill that would give states a billion dollars to shore up the security of their vote tallies and require paper back-up ballots. the foreign governments, spacial russia, expected to try and influence next year's presidential election, the u.s. cyber security and infrastructure security agency is hard at work to protect the vote. tony dokoupil reports. >> this is the core of home land security and national security right now. it cuts to the heart of what am

when they are spending on the nhs, south of the border, the barnett formula is used to calculate theotla nd should come to scotland because scotland is contributing. it is up to the scottish government to know how it spends that extra money. just because extra money as part of the health service in england doesn't mean the scottish government has to spend it on the nhs, they can spend it on other priorities. then we have a question about member of the snp —— can members of the snp stand in england, wales and northern ireland? if you think back to the 2015 general election, nicola sturgeon joked about she could stand candidates in other parts of the uk. in theory, yes, it could happen but why would it happen? 0k. in theory, yes, it could happen but why would it happen? ok. that is a straightforward a nswer why would it happen? ok. that is a straightforward answer for that. we've got time for just straightforward answer for that. we've got time forjust one more question, this is from graham in 0rkney. has any research there and then into how many english firms and employees would reloc

errol barnett has been following the case since it broke and has new details tonight.warn you, his report includes some disturbing video. >> reporter: scott hapgood was a no-show for a preliminary hearing monday, choosing to stay in the u.s. he says he fears for his safety. today, the government of anguilla called that concern "totally groundless," labeled the father of three a "fugitive," and said the arrest warrant will be issued through interpol. in august, hapgood said he wanted his day in court. >> we all want the same thing-- justice. >> reporter: in april, hapgood says he was attacked in his room by hotel employee kenny mitchel, who he says tried to rob him with a knife. a witness told cbs news hapgood had mitchel pinned down on the floor for 30 minutes before paramedics arrived. hapgood's wife, kallie, says mitchel was alive when he left the room. >> an hour later, he passed away at the hospital. >> reporter: that's not true according to kenny mitchel's family. they gave this cell phone video to cbs news because they say it shows his lifeless body wheeled out o

errol barnett has more on the nurses doing double duty times 12. >> reporter: fraternal twins callieden reilly are nestled in their mother, whitney's arms. >> he's still on oxygen, and they're both on feeding tubes right now. >> reporter: they are one of 12 sets of twins in the neonatal intensive care unit at st. luke's in kansas city, missouri. the hospital believes it is the most it's ever had, all of them born prematurely, with the youngest babies arriving this week. >> it's super stressful having a baby in the nicu. >> reporter: photographer helen ransom captured the first images of the babies and their parents for free, something she does because she can relate. >> i have identical triplet boys myself, and they spent 17, 18, and 20 days in the nicu. >> reporter: ransom says the road ahead may be uncertain for the parents, but they should never forget their first time cradling their children. >> they don't even look up at me. they are fully in the moment, snuggling those babies. >> reporter: and how are your triplets doing now? >> they're fantastic. it has been the greatest joy t

helen barnett was the first female armed response officer in the metropolitan police.d blown up — traumas she's been dealing with for 30 years. all of us here, to have done what we did at the careers we've followed, we were tough, robust individuals. and look how, you know, we've been floored by different traumas and things that have happened to us. and so, if it could happen to people like us, you know, all the people that are affected, you know, by other traumas... we're all only human, aren't we? absolutely. trauma is trauma, and it's about understanding that we are only human. steve priday served the first gulf war, bosnia, and northern ireland. sharing the story, that is a big part of the solution for a lot of people. not necessarily giving them answers, because everyone's situation is different, but actually sharing your experiences and saying — and by doing so you're saying you are not alone. i've gone through a similar situation and there is light at the end of the tunnel. jimmy hartley was in the navy and now runs a website and podcast discussing mental health

john barnett, a former boeing quality control engineer, says he oversaw tests which suggested that uphe oxygen systems used on the aircraft could be faulty. boeing rejects mr barnett‘s claims and says all its aircraft are built to the highest levels of safety and quality. a boost for gender equality in sport after the football federation in australia said women will earn the same as their male counter parts. they will receive a 24% share of national team revenues. the japanese investment giant softbank is counting the cost of betting on loss making tech startu ps. it's reported a worse than expected loss of almost $6.5 billion for the three months to september. it follows the near collapse of the shared office space company wework. karishma vaswani has the latest on this in singapore. it would seem softbank that was snapping up so many companies has made some poor choices recently? yes, this is softbank's first quarterly lost in 14 years and the group 's founder made a name for himself so far by taking stakes in tech firms that many around the world will know now, companies like ali b

errol barnett is at the beginning of the parade, happy thanksgiving. what's the mood?here, we got folks all around the country excited to be here to see the balloons are flying. they are just at their lowest possible height of 10 feet. people are thrilled to be at one of the most famous parades in the world. among the amazing sites and sounds here of 11 marching bands from across the country. there are 34 floats this year including a new lego floats that's never before seen. of course there are 16 giant character balloons marching through manhattan right now. those balloons are inflated last night and we saw as that in of itself was an event that drew large crowds, making a triumph return is the giant snoopy balloon, he'll be dressed as an astronaut to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the moon landing. he was most excited to see the snoopy balloon return. now on a most serious note, the nypd does have officers throughout the parade route and they have all tl latest technology to keep the streets safe including drones. at the end of this parade route, you will get a gl

dreamlinerjet could be left without vital oxygen, if the cabin suffered a sudden decompression. john barnettystems might be faulty. boeing says it has identified some defective oxygen bottles, but insists they've been removed. the british olympic champion nicola adams has announced her retirement from boxing because she's worried she may lose her sight. in an open letter to her local newspaper, the 37—year—old said she'd been warned by medics that any further impact to her eye could lead to irreperable damage. nicola adams became the first female olympic champion when she won gold at london 2012. she turned professional in 2017 and is the wbo world flyweight champion. in a moment we'll have more on our top story and answer some of your questions about the election but first it is time for a look at the weather. here's ben rich. you will have noticed that chilled this morning no doubt. parts of scotla nd this morning no doubt. parts of scotland down below minus four degrees. but that meant plenty of crisp sunny scenes in many places. we did have some clouds around and it has generally been tu

total cost is {14.6 billion, it is sizable, that would include the extra money you give in barnett formula england and wales, and it would be paid for by closing corporation tax as well as tax. but it is well worth spending. public spending is going to be a key political question here, but brexit is always in the background. we have seen some disquiet among the brexit candidates going up against the conservatives and splitting the vote. do you think that will develop as the campaign goes on? yes, i think that will be a feature of the next few weeks, some brexit party candidates have said they will not stand in the election, nigel varro says they will put up candidates in around 600 seats —— two. —— farage. the conservatives say that voting for the brexit party puts brexit itself at risk. we have seen a softening of tone from nigel farage over the past 2a hours, he was a visit to south wales last night and said the uk needs to leave the european union with or without a deal, and that is a bit of a softening because previously he said the deal boris johnson softening because previously he sa

for south mentality absolutely i mean on the a rim coo comment there is you don't close the desert barnett simmons is joan rivers brings to the forum or perhaps you don't really have the reserves that these big claim and they are in big trouble for social reasons. back to the other comment absolutely i mean i think trump is just kind of the tip of the spear or maybe near the tip of the spear is far as back to nationalization no more globalization every country and you see it throughout the world the political class that a lot of these countries are moving more toward you know me 1st or let's get our house in order 1st before we move into this globalization situation if at all and it's very important to see the big shift i think that's probably the biggest shift that we're seeing on the on the. in the world right so matt symonds twilight the desert and talking about peak oil and that was a theme 10 years ago we made a film about it shortly there after the whole fracking boom took off and you don't hear about peak oil oil anymore however 2 things number one fracking is net negative it's cash

errol barnett was there. >> reporter: helium was the ally and the winds the enemy this morning as thanksgivings around the country kicked off the holiday season. the country's most watched event was in new york. an estimated 3.5 million people lined the streets to see an astronaut snoopy, spongebob squarepants, and this oversized power ranger crawling barely ten feet above the ground because of high winds. >> it started to fall, and everybody tried to leave it the other way, and it was funny. >> reporter: and despite dozens of handlers and cops trying to keep control, there were some close calls. this nutcracker proved too close to handle. thankfully there were no serious injuries. in philadelphia, which hosts the country's oldest thanksgiving day parade stretching back 100 years, large balloons were grounded because of high winds. >> we're a little disappointed we won't be seeing the balloons, but still good. >> reporter: in chicago, the windy city was cold but calm, and in houston, more than 250,000 spectators lined the streets where it was a balmy 70 degrees. now macy's, and you see the fla

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for "cbs this morning saturday," i'm errol barnett. >> aw. >> lot of babies. >> i know.s and triplets are kind of my thing. yeah, i've done so many stores on them. you joked about something -- >> yeah. i can't repeat that. >> you can't? okay, i thought it was funny. >> it might be a sponsor -- >>> if you're headed out the door, don't forget to set your dvr to record "cbs this morning saturday," this show. coming up next in our next hour, an explosion frozen in time to a bird's eye view of the big apple, sculptor leonardo drew is known for innovative works made from natural materials. we'll hear about his remarkable journey. >>> and for sumo wrestlers, we're in a weight class all their own. find out why young women are now jumping into the ring and benefitting from an ancient sport previously practiced only by men. >>> plus, music from pete yorn in our "saturday session." >>> next, a horse in need of help. you're watching "cbs this morning saturday." i'm your 70lb st. bernard puppy, and my lack of impulse control, is about to become your problem. ahh no, come on. i saw yo

just before halftime, jonas frank of which hits barnett, break a tackle, rumble 45 yards , but the only, 7-0 lincoln. the mustang defense was outstanding, balboa tried everything. a little razzle-dazzle, jaylon smith intercepted by who else? frank of age, the quarterback of lincoln. they win 10-0 and earn a norcal playoff title. a lot of football going on, high school level, professional level, it's just another good thanksgiving day. >> got elevator cable. >> number turkey, i'm over it. >>> coming up next at 11: >> following breaking news, a major water main break in san francisco, it sent water flowing down streets and cause problems on highway 101. hello again everyone, i'm frank sommerville. >> i'm juli haner, let's get right to that breaking news. >> is in san francisco where firefighters were on patrol of a water main break. it happened shortly after 9 o'clock tonight. the water is gushing down the street and has flooded the driveway's of several homes there. >> some of the water is flowed onto nearby highway 101 near the cesar chavez exit. at last check, at least one northbound l

just before halftime frank of itch to barnett.he only touchdown of the game. 7-0 lincoln. mustang defense. a little razzle-dazzle here. jaylon smith throws downfield but guys were wearing other jerseys. interception. lincoln went 10-0 and winds the san francisco section championship and earns a norcal playoff berth. a lot of football at every level. >> a tuff schedule right now but they are surviving. see you later everyone. it's not real. yes, it is. yeah... uh, look. it is scientifically impossible for a person to tip a cow. even you, with your stocky build and lumberjack shoulders, you couldn't do it. it's horrible. why would you push a cow over? they're sacred. oh, stop it. i've seen you eat, like, a million hamburgers. hey, an animal can be both sacred and delicious. look, i'm telling you i've done it, okay? i clearly remember the cow standing up and then the cow on its side. were you drunk? i was 16 in nebraska. what do you think? i think you're the one who fell over. that would explain why the sky was also on its side. hey.

listen to what joe biden said last night in the cnn town hall with errol barnett and what he believes attitude as she pushes medicare for all. >> the attitude is elitist, that people can't make up their own minds. you like your health insurance but you shouldn't like your health insurance, you should have to give that up. i'm going to demand you not have that. we're going to give you something better. >> is joe biden right? >> first after rurl iof all, i' support joe biden, i've known him a long time and he's the hometown choice for us in philadelphia and the pennsylvania area. that doesn't mean we're going to agree on 100% of the issues. i don't think there's any candidate running object democratic side with whom i agree on 100% of the issues. one thing i'm committed to, poppy, throughout this process of having lived through the nightmare of 2016, is not going negative on any of the other primary candidates. i look at my role as an elected official, as a democrat, really as an effort, even though i've made an endorsement in this race, whoever you support, whoever is the nominee, we n

i spoke with sarah barnett, the president of amc network's group about why now, why is this the momentsuccess on bbc america for the past several years with natural history programming and if you think back to the middle of the first decade of the century, natural history programming was huge. and it was huge for a reason. hd televisions were rolling out to america and there was nothing more spectacular than natural history documentaries showcasing this new technology. so people were buying these tvs and natural history program connected with that moment. fast forward a decade or so, and i think the natural history programming is connecting again for a different reason. less maybe about the spectacular, and more maybe about some deeper reasons. >> is that because cnn and lots of other channels like this one are covering bad news all day? >> yeah, when we launched planet earth ii in january of 2017, it was two days before the trump inauguration, and it was the biggest new series launch we ever had on bbc america. and we were seeing before we launched it this huge division and we had thi

inton was s interviewewed tuesdy alongside her daughter chelsea clinton by bbc radio host emma barnett. >> look, as i say, i never s say never. i will certatainly telell you im under enormous prpressure f from many, mamany peoplple to think t it, but as of this s moment sitting here in thiss studio talking to you, that is absolutely not in my plansns. amy: in lilittle rock, arkansas, teachers hitit picket lines this morning for a one-day strike, prottiting the statate board of educatioion's decision to o stop rerecognizing their union and to strip teachers of their collectitive bargaining riright. it's s the first strike in litte rock sincece 1987. the national football league has invited all 32 nfl teams to scout a private workout on saturday by former san francisco 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick. he says he was blackballed for taking the knee during the national anthem as a protest against police violence and racism. critics say the move is a pr stunt aimed at absolving the nfl from its active retaliation and have question whether the move will result in a new contract for colin

." >>> good evening i'm poppy harlow in for erin barnett. tonight the white house hit with new impeachment deadline, the chairman of the house judiciary committee sending a letter to the president this afternoon informing him and his counsel they have until next week to decide if they want to take part in the impeachment proceedings. that includes calling witnesses, presenting evidence, and even having the president potentially question witnesses himself this. new deadline comes as the white house is still debating whether or not to participate in the judiciary committee's first hearing on impeachment. that is this upcoming wednesday. that decision must be made in the next 48 hours. one person close to the process tells cnn tonight. the white house is still debating whether it is even quote, worth it. but this is something the president has been asking for since the beginning of the investigation. he has complained time and time again that the process is unfair. >> there was no due process. you can't have lawyers. we couldn't have any witnes

mr barnett is a quality control manager who says he took this to boeing, and he believes they did nothinged some oxygen bottles that had been received from a supplier which were not deploying properly. it says that those bottles were removed from production and none we re removed from production and none were placed on aeroplanes. it has also pointed out incidentally that oxygen systems on aircraft are tested multiple times before the plane is sent to customers, so while they are sent on the production line and also tested regularly wants the aircraft enters into the surface. an uber self—driving test vehicle that hit and killed a woman in 2018 had software problems, according to us safety investigators. the revelation comes, a day after more than one in ten of tesla owners, surveyed by bloomberg, said the autopilot has put them in a dangerous situation, although almost a third said, the same system had saved them from an accident. samira hussain in new york. tell us more about this investigation into the group or crash? this is pretty significant, because we know this self driving techno

jp barnett is covering the and danimpany enil, burger focused on cybersecurity stocks.firmed their 2019 guidance and are seeing sales growth above 5% through 2022. adding to this optimism may be the fact that we have these trade deadlines. it could possibly give the entire outer space a lift. enil: what is the latest on guiding a little higher? >> the company said it will slightly increase its minimum dividend payout. keep in mind that the stock had a pretty good run so we will see how excited the market will be about that news. anna: i think we will keep a night on that one -- an eye on t hat one. the cybersecurity sector? >> they felt about 5.8% in extended trading yesterday. the full-year forecast disappointing. we might see european shares fall in sympathy. manufacturers like bae systems, their big company in cybersecurity all could tumble today. anna: we will keep an eye on those sectors. lp was talking about the ene ceo. we will be speaking to the enel ceo later today on bloomberg at 11:30 a.m. london time. first go is the function to use on your bloomberg if you