becaus better for the south in the long run.ough period and now we have a new south. look tfuture. if you can't look past yourself and the greater go future that is not leadership. impact which i think for politi might wake them up more t an environmental impact >> -- you would hope start to wake up r politi but to doris' point, i'm very concer about the short termis within congress and there is no political will to put down and think intent make tough politi choices and think about the future when there isn't an immediate political payoff and so i do think it has to be more of a corporate interest for corpor to am come togeth and try to deal with this and even if it isn't worse case scenario, even a 20th of this is a big problem. >> danny? >> the problem, again, is that i think there is a perception among those for whom donald sp that donald trum does speak for some people, that -- >> 46% is a number that seems t. >> well, that's a pretty substa bunch of people. the problem for many is that they perceive this as an agenda that

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he n negotiated with them becaue of massive breaches on financicl fair p play. this was behind the backs of the actual investigative channels. >> thank you for joining us. simone biles won gold medals. she won the final three while suffering a kidney stone. she won the individual vault event. she broke the record set by the previous holder. this was in the year 1996. this was the third gold medal of the week for america. just a reminder of our top story. the united states says that it will reimpose all of the sanctions on iran. the european signatories have condemned the decision. you can always get dw news on the go. just download our app. you can get access to all of the latest news from around the world, also, push notifications. that is it, you are up-to-date. more at the top of the half hour, good day. . long gone from saudi twenty four forty two little girls go. he's the so it's always was available. on france24 sounds our the called. india's. once again again in egypt

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a flash flood watch for all the burn scar areas including the camp fire and obm becaus ds flowand mudslidese temperatures outside, 58 degrees in san francisco, 60 oakland, 58 concord, moderate to heavy rain fall. vallejo tonight 52, fremont 52. but it's windy with a 52 mile- per-hour wind gust a few minutes ago. just in the hills above half moon bay. why? this storm is strong and the stronger it is, the more rain we get and the more wind we get. we will time things out on futurecast showing you a stormy night. stormy just about right now for a couple hours with steady, soaking rainfall by morning. ready quickly it goes away. by tomorrow evening, the rain is done and by friday the sunshine is back. it will be wet and windy tomorrow. in very short order, rainfall totals will reach an inch in the south bay. an inch to an inch and a half over the peninsula. highs tomorrow with this wet, windy, stormy morning. vallejo 59, san jose 60, san francisco 59. the extended forecast, we dry out thursday evening. friday, some sunshine and another round of rain on saturday. saturday afternoon and sunday, w

we are more guilty than the others, but myuneneration was l the because this was not guilty becau -- my generation was not guilty because i was born after the war. i don't want to cut it down -- do you say, "cut it down," to make it small? one day there must be an end to these stories. years theyor 100 have come to allied ceremonies with pride as well as sorrow. 2 million german soldiers died in the first wld war. more than twice th number in e second. many lie in mass graves. no shining white upright stones for them. posterity fuels no i prithe germany they died for. >> now they are coming out of the church. my fher and my mother. reporter: peter was born on armistice day in 1944.hi parents were married inry febrf that year -- his father in the uniform of an army on the verge of a catastrophic defeat. >> the end of the second worldd war was so hat the feelings of guiltiness was in them, but they couldn't speak about the thing that they followed hitler. at was a big problem for that was a big problem for the generation of my father and my mother. reporter: when this home movie was fi

thi is ironic for me becaus have been a defender of even germlineenetic engineering -- meaning tryingo genes in embryos so we do not pass ourtic diseases on children. there are some who say we should not do that. we should never genetically engineer traits that get passed on because it will be hard to draw a line -- making taller kids or stronger kids. i don't worry about that. i think you can draw a line. you can do it by treaty orre lation or penalty. but to say to someone we willfi nohemophilia, we will not fix huntington's disease, we we are not going to not edit out isfor all-time cystic fibr- not only do i think it is in our itture, i hope it is in our future, and i thins mandatory that we tried to get it into our future. s what this experiment did scares people. it looks like a renegade scientist is doing whatever he wants. and it is likely to lead to a backlash in the form of less funding anmaybe some prohibitions to one of the most exciting areas of science out there. laura: thank you so much for joining us. dr. caplan: my pleasure. laura: now, with the holidays approaching, m

. >> if u want more caravans and more crime, becau crime comes with it, vote for the democrats. >> reporter: predecessor began s day of campaigning in gary, indiana, blasting the current commander in chief for creating hysteri over the gr miant caravans and questioning of troops to the border. sands troops, sending them down as a u politicant. men and women of our military is thbetter than . >> reporter: his voice made hoarse from mult p rallies, the foer comma in chief made a stop in his former home state of illinois urging voter to make ae statement about hoy and accountability. >> democracy doesn't work if there is no check, if there's month consequence -- no cons auences for anbsence of truth. >> repter: many states report a major increase inot earlying compared with a 2014 mid terms. with so many races neck and neck, it's all going to come down to voter turnout. jane metzler, fox news. >> a utah milor wasled while serving in afghanistan. he died while sing in the armyti naal guard. he was mayor of north ogden. a city of about 17,000 people.ma rried father of seven kids mayor before bei

note abable and striking becaus weeks ago president trump proudly declared that he sees himself as alist. on display, this collision of two world views. take a listen to what president macron had to say speaking earlier today. >> as the very opposite of the selfishness of a nation which only looks after its own interests because patriotism is the exact opposite of nationalism. nationalism is a betrayal of patriotism by saying our interests first, who cares about the others. we erase what a nation holds dearest, what gives it life and what is essential. its moral values. >> reporter: so, again, a direct rebuke of nationalism. president trump has proclaimed that he is a nationalist. a number of foreign policy experts believe president putin is a nationalist. that is at the backdrop here and it's the latest sign of fraying relationships between president trump and president macron. remember, the two were once so close, their relationship was described as a bromance. but they have clashed, frankly, on a range of different issues, everything from iran to climate policy and then as preside

come as iconic retailers including sears and kmart shuttered hundreds of stores this year o partly becaunline shopping but amazon is having oblems of its own alerting some shoppers the website exposed personal e-mail dresses. the company didn't say how many were affected saying the issue has been fixed for many americans, the convenience is worth the risk. >> the benefit of using possible for a consumer, it's always with them and always on. >> reporter: it woul't be black friday eve without lines of shoppers. lot of people out here out since 5:00 a.m. tget the best tv deals proving that if you really want the deepest discounts, you still got to show up in person. kate? >> all right. fao, thank you. >>> thly of an american man is in mourning after he was killed by a tribe. the 26-year-old was warned against the journey so why did he do it? >> reporter: an who loved the onary outdoors, john allen chow often documented adventures on instagram but these photos would be his last. authorities say the 26-year-s killed possibly by bow and rirrow on what police descd as a misplaced adventure in a

will beidea that i exactly the same way if i'm to succeed is complete nonsense, becaus the two situations are completely different. won't be able to do the same things i have done as heir. so of course you operate within the constitutional parameters. nicholas: that undertaking, to abide by the constitutional parameters when he is king, is significant. it shoulmean an end to the sometimes controversial interventions he has made over the years. for example, his opposition to genetically modified crops the constitutional conventions are clear -- a british monarch should not make public intervention as charles has explicitly accepted. but a king or queen can encourage or warn. but that must be done prriately to the minister. slowly but surely, the way is being prepared for the moment when therown passes from a monarch known for her discretion to a prince who until now has out. been slow to speak jane:n' paki's foreign office says the christian woman who was spared the dea penalty when her conviction for blasphemy was overturned has been the lead to a safe hidg place within the country. offic

t>> if you an important i musebenin, you cannot find the doors of the palace, becaus the doors paris.you cannot find the thrones of our kings because the thrones are in paris. you cannot find the statues because the statues are in paris. .you cannot find anything we need that back. hugh: the report's premise is that any piece brought from africa in colonial times was all -- almost ceainly acquired thout informed consent. but for critics that is a wildly sweeping generalization. >> once you start from the onpremise that the whole cl period was a crime, then immediately every work of art, whether it has been donated or llected or bought, it al becomes a case of fraud. that is the heart of their argument. it is really extreme and an assault on museums. hugh: served with the museum and its equivalent -- so quit t museum and its equivalents in london or beitin be emptied? s not going to happen tomorrow, but the ideas no longer taboo. kasia: how is this for sething to be thankful for? a couple in the louisiana is $1.3 million richer after finding a winning lottery ticket in a pile of perwor

tampa yesterday, to the point where josh norman said he'd pfer to play their games on the road t becausren't showing up, and when they do, many are booing, n supporting them or, even worse, cheering for the other team. now, runng back chris thompson, who earlier this seasonotaid he's n a fan of the home crowd booing their team, gave us his thoughts today.ng >> dgood, the best that, since i've been here, best record since i've been here and it eust wt our crowd t be. t annddhi have ouru fans supporting us right now. that's it. >> we need the fans to come out and be supportive, have a blast, man, you know what i mean, go get some hot dogs or whatever it may be, that everybody, you know, get nice and ready at the tailgate and get in there and let's have a blast together. >>> hoops. dwight howard and the wizards looking for their first back-to-back wins of the season, hosting the magic, who they lost to on friday. john wall, jeff green, connecting here. green burying the triple. was six of seven in the game, only missed one shot. as accurate as doug's weather forecast. and how about green w

two-thirds majority in the house.j ry brown was saying it's harder when you have a super majority becau people to keep in line. newsom is going to come in and the first thing he's going to find to do is propose abudget. he doesn't want to blow up that $9 billion rainy day fund jerry brown built. we've seen the speaker of the assembly make overtures. they disagreed publicly in the past. i think they're going to tryo work toge a grooufrl preschool is a huge issue flash flood rendon in the state senate. tony atkins has been very active on affordable housing. i doo't think he's going tome in day one just like pelosi and try to much al these liberal agendas. >> how can we expect newsom to be different? his campaign slogan was courage fora change what will he do that's different from brown? b gun control. i think jerrywn was known for panel once on thtright, wasnn the left. i think you'll see certainly childhood poverty issues and preschool, education, housing. i thi you' going to see him step back from high speed rail in some way. maybe less of the cap w trade monel go to high speed rail. an

irknow it becau know it because read. >>> temperares areostly in the 40s to around 50. a few outliers out there across parts of northern virginia. 58re d in national airport. light wind will be with the rest of the day. 39 in manassas. 41 for gtwarr and leesburg. there's a chill there across parts of northern virginia. suburban maryland isld . 54 at joint base andrews. so your planner then for yourco ute today, might actually need the sunglasses once again after two rainouts in aw. it will be a mix of clouds and sunshine today. mostly ithe 40s for the ride in. low 60s at noontime and falling into the 5 uppers by 5:00. sun's down at 5:01 tod and t sun will be down before 5:00 starting saturday and continuing all the way into early january. highs today, 65 in washington, 67 your high in fredericksburg. 67 in martinsburg, west vieainia. as we into the weekend and next week, a noticeably colder weather pattern is coming o way. the real start of the change arrives on saturday. saturdayhighs, mid to upper 40s around noontime but tempatures will be in the 30s by saturday eveni

. >> i'm feelingsehopeful, becau i'm a die-hard redskins fan, to the ouend, yknow. >> reporter: fansme their hope is coming from backup quarterback colt mccoy. many were pleased to see him get a shot on the field. >> i feel for alex smith's injues, but colt mccoy, i think we still got a chance to do what we need to do. >> he shouldn't be riding the bench, and bringing so many quarterbacks in and don't give them a chance. give him a chance. h i thine deserves a chance. as sidelter: smith during his first year with the redskins after leading the team to first place in their division. >> it's bad. but colt's got to step u and hopefully he'll do a good job. >> he knows offense. he's the perfect backup, the perfect backup. colt mccoy, we n you. >> reporter: and he needs to rack up the wins to keep those play-off dreams alive. darcy spencer, news4. >>> the cleveland browns deny that former secretaco of state oleezza rice was a candidate for their next head coach. espn's adam schechter reported the story this morning.s the broay she's not being considered. rice would have been the first wom

the reason we keep asking about who is talking to the president is becau it's a fluid time right now,ide of this white house. the president has made no secret about his pla to shake up his team. a name at the top of the list in the cabinet, per many reports, homeland security secretary kirstjen nielson. neilson's expected departure raises questions also about the job security of chief of staff john kelly, who h brought into the white house. we've seen a shake-up pretty a so d.f.s. is kelly on his way oute' >> felt that kirstjen nielson has been on her way out for some time. the president in private has made no secret of the fact that he is displeased with her job performance, which the vast majority of her portfolio is immigration and what's going on at the border.mp she -- it'stant to point out that neilson, she is constrained uer immigration law, with certain things that she can do, but under theti administ, there was a family -- the zero tolerance policy earlier this year. you know, separate from dhs, the president did dispatch troops to th border to try to clamp down on security.

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so they forgo it becaus. medicaid allows them to have access to these treatments. but when you are writing this book yobut you are writing about virginia. virginia has not extended medicaid. in fact often conservative legislators resist the expansion of medicaid. a vacancy in front of themselves the nature of the crisis the community space. >> guest: i see see a lot of presentment and areas such as jon sim city tennessee. they've been living with this crisis as well as the rest of us and the law enforcement abuse candidates seem a little debate with a friend of mine who is a rural judge. i'm one of those climate change deniers you've been talking about. every time i do, many repeats come back. he said they sell it to buy methamphetamine and i said with all due respect, you are only seeing the people for whom it doesn't work. there's this perception that the drug is bad when in fact kids are getting -- parents are getting their kids back some of them for eight, nine, ten years now and they are still taking it and that's okay because they are getting their kids back

senate races in red areas becaus -- >> gerrymandering. >> that's tconstiti.rymandered but the pa of theand wte eing i bothid -- the blues are getting bluer, the reds are gettg redder, and it's harder and harder for each side to decide how do we come together and deal with this? what i think is going to happen, is both parties are going to take the wrong lessons from last night. i think the democra had victory, obviously, taking the house in a very difficult time, with redistricting, was tough. they got about what they would normally get. they won 31 seats in 2006. they will probably win 32 seats here. but they have to figure out how to appeal to smalltown and rural voters and working class white voters in the country. republicanare losing urban area after urban area. suburban areas are becoming bluer and bluer. if you think about this, a republican has only won the popular vote for president one time in the last seven presidential elections. george bush in 2004, was the ly time in seven presidential elections. if this keeps up, they could win the electoral co

. >> it's not becau of any voyeuristic interesthe but should know if he's corrupt. >> reporter: mean, i get it. you want to salivate to have the investigation happen. but understand o the actor the other side of that and how unpredictable he still is. >> reporter: this election brought lots of afirsts, openly gay governor in colorado, three new female governors, they're still counting ballots in arizona's senate race. in georgia outstanding absentee ballots could forno a for the state governor. >> we'll make sure every vote is counted. >> reporter: and florida's senate race is headed for a recount. >> so more now on the local race that helpe democrats flip the u.s. house. democrat jennifer wexton defeated republican bbara comstock in virginia's 10th district. ea that has been held by democrats for decades now. ennifer wexton thanked her supporters. >> because we worked together, we sent a message that a we want better nation, that we demand a better nation, a nation where wc treat e other with dignity and with respect. >> comstock tried hard to exercise her independence from g the esi

there's some incredible stuff happening here, becau while the bridge itself is being strengthened to support cars, bicycles a pedestrians, this structure is also a memorial. and that's being restored. >> it's served as a memorial to our veteran's sacrifices and the symbolic link between the north and the south. >> reporr: it's well thought out. >> each piece is labelleeewith a piece of type and red piece. green mea good. red means there's repairs needed. >> reporter: it's amazing that piece by piece this is coming apart because it is a memorial. that piece weighsbout 3,000 pounds, and there are over 2000 of those pieces just on one side of the bridge that are being taken apart. these pieces will be taken to a stone , cleaned and repaired. they go right back where they ca from >> it's very important. this is a piece of our history. the bridge opened in 1932. it's historic. >> reporter: the work to strengthen the bridge is track. half the bridge is out of service and being fixed. once this side is fixed, work switches to the other side. it's going to require some travel patience throug

. >> reporter: that's becaus names on the list.eople who don't know they're on it and reunions that haven't been reported. as investigators dig into the cause of the campfire, pacific gas and electric has confirmed it had two power line failures the day the fire ignited. but in a statement the utility says in determining a public safety power shutoff it considers multiple factors including "strong winds, very low humidity levels, and critically dry vegetation. the forecasted conditions didn't meet the criteria." >> careful. >> reporter: back here at the recovery effort devastating news for 30-year-old chardonnay telly. last week cbs news was with her as she tried locate her father, richard brown. she had not heard from him since the fire struck. >> he's been through war and so many things, and there was a possibility he could have made it through. >> reporter: the remains of chardonnay's dad have now been found and identified. she says she doesn't think her father made it very farm home. nearly everyone in this area has suffered a

. >>> flight daelays at sfo becaue of the smoke.ay is a busy travel day with people leaving town early for thanksgiving. here's a live look at the airport. a lot of people trying to leave the bay area to get out of the bad air quality. >> number five, 63 people have been killed in the camp fire in butte county. the fire has now burned 141,000 acres. it is 40% contained. >>> the white house says president trump will travel to california to get a firsthand look at the fire damage. he will come tomorrow and land at beale air force base and travel to paradise. >> number seven, two commuter alerts to talk about right now. batter, bay fair is closed. major delays for bay fair riders. ac transit providing parallel service due to a train that had a lot of smoke coming to it. they shut it down as a precaution. smart train, unfortunately a pedestrian was struck in santa rosa. bus service between santa rosa and row nert park. >> it looks like the fog we are used to but it's not. >> if it was, that would be a sign that the cleaner air is coming

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according to the cbo, over 10 years, that would generate 3.5 trillion of additional deficit reduction just becaun growth. i'm look forward to that's because i see no signs the economy is slowing up. trish: we have had a lot of growth because of the administration and the policies they put forth. what's your prediction as we look to the next number on gdp? >> we are predicting long term 3% economic growth. budget numbers will be out in due course in the next couple months. but it's funny. i have seen this argument that the slowing down 3.5% is not fast enough. a lot of people would die for 3.5% growth. but the thing i want to say is look, we have this whoching employment number, 250,000. we have had tremendous ism reports. confidence, small business confidence is near record highs. consumer confidence is near record highs. let's not forget that the fundamentals look very good. whatever happens in bouncing around quarter by square. the reality is we are running a steamy hot economy. i think american entrepreneurs and workers are crushing it. and we are the envy of the world right now. >> what does

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cancelling a planned wreath laying at another american cemetery roughly 50 miles outside of parse becauis becaus weather, vociferous backlash. the grandson of former british prime minister winston churchill among those criticizing the decision, tweeting this. they died with their face to the foe, and that pathetic, inadequate real donald trump couldn't even defy the weather to pay his respects to the fallen. joining me now, cnn political and national security analyst david sanger. good to see you. so your reaction to, i guess, the decision for the president not to do the wreath laying and then get that kind of backlash. >> i think there are two elements to his trip, both of which i think over time will come to symbolize in some way the breach between the united states and its closest allies in the first two years of the trump presidency. one of them was just the optics earlier today of all of the leaders lined up and walking to together down the champs-elysees, trying to show the sign of unity, and they were missing one man. it was donald trump. the white house later said that there was a securi

. >> get them in theetgoal becaus headed into late morning and early afternoon, eventually hitting extple of days and course we'll be looking at some better air quality for the weekend. mike? >> we still have that traffic alert up in the north bay, so we want to show you the live pictures. bob redell is on scene, he gave us the update. it will be hours until they can clear this, the rig on its side, two trailers for a u.p.s. truck. one of the trailers is up. i hope these were not carrying supplies for relief to the north bay. cotati to santa rosa. we have the cleanup from the fire and spill and the traffic. we'll show you what's going out there on the san mateo bridge that had an earlier crash as well. this is in good recovery mode, still slow there and also jammed up on the east bay, as folks try to get to the dumbarton bridge as an alternate. >> reminder slow down. hope you make it toappeng >> don't tea fbreaking overnigh life. california's crisis grows. a new wildfire breaks out overnight near los angeles. >>> entire neighborhoods being evacuated. the death toll across the state ris

and it is a good thingwe becaus re kind of out of practice driving in messy weather out there. >> andpractice will we get tomorrow? why we' w >> we'll get a lot ofac ce. and even if you don't hit the advisory iteria, it will be really messy early in the morning. >> quarter, dealiyeah, but metr east, mainly just wet roadsve us slick roads. >> let's show you where the storm is right now. again, a major storm for just about everybody. atlanta right now,a this a will get inches of rain where inches of snow around the policemen physic memphis area and st. louis. look at this, winter advisories in pink from mississippi down towardska as up through st. louis, cincinnati, up toward the northeast. for us it is a winter weather advisory, winter storm warnings. and it is floods watesown to th sth. douling possible floodior early tw morning and right through the afternoon. because this rain once it comes this will b heavy at times. but tomorrow morning starting off at 6:00,7:00, it will start as snow he just about everywhere. eventually changing over to in-are a and possibly ice especially in our