grower ben smith is confident that the english grapes can take on french champagne. there's a lot of tastings out there that have happened blind tastings pitching the best english talking minds against champagnes in a blind tasting so nobody can see the label and english winds come out competed with the best. does this mean that britain might one day be self-sufficient in wine production and independent of the rest of europe. an unofficial taste test shows that this is no understatement at least when it comes to bubbly britain can free itself from the continent right it does happen we have champagne so we're not too worried compared with germany and france and italy so they don't produce anywhere near the quantity that this does to know this this we can produce them really tell us the stuff. kristen and ben are pleased with this year's harvest the wine growers have big plans for the upcoming years nothing less than invading the native country of champagne. i would love to sell some wine to france i haven't actually had an inquiry. from the countries around from. anyo

scenes than i am going on right now ben smith takes in a pocket and life and career woman who has resigned. there will always be. in control that was in two thousand and seven. the was ten years later when the people let their views be known albeit encouraged by zimbabwe's military mccarthy ignored them and then surprise them when he didn't announce his resignation in a television address and i thank you and good night. after thirty seven years in controlling the gobby found it hard to let go he's made a career by definitely outmaneuvering potential rival isn't one of the first to be sidelined was joshua and co mo a fellow liberation fighter and co mo was leader of the party mugabe merge them with his zanu p.f. party their alliance was uneasy and in como was relegated to the figurehead role of vice president. at the turn of the century mcgarvie started seizing farms owned by whites to appease supporters angry at the slow pace of land reform the economy shrank by a third unemployment soared above eighty percent. out of this economic turmoil another rival emerged we must to give him more gar

. >> ben smith, who is editor at "buzz feed," referred to the process as a plausible deniability machine, because basically no one gets notified, so everyone can say, in leadership or colleagues -- i mean, let me ask you this. did you know about the allegations in the sworn affidavit against john conyers? >> no. i didn't. and -- >> do you think you should have? >> i think the ethics committee should have been investigating that, they should come up with recommendations. and if they find credible evidence that a member of congress is engaging in sexual harassment, they should leave congress require think members of congress should be held to a higher standard than anybody else. and i think it's really important to believe the women. and i think it's also important to preserve due process. but that's why we need strong ethics investigations in these situations. and we need a link between the administrative office that's investigating these complaints and the ethics committee. >> how pervasive is this problem in congress? >> well -- just like any other workplace like this you hear rumors, y

gaza's border with israel and egypt but the handover may not mean an end to the blockade on gaza as ben smith explains. deconstruction for the reconstruction of palestinian unity in gaza this was until this morning hamas is customs post near the border with israel. al-jazeera was last here almost three weeks ago and this is where i have to have a visa for permission to enter the gaza strip. now it's been taken apart. the. mediators from egypt along with officials from hamas and fatah oversaw the hand-over part of hamas is agreement to return control of gaza to the palestinian authority this is got to be the end of the division shylock this is the first time to be the end of that the end of the journey because we see everything as was that is it that is what has he said from. the other guys this is the seventh attempt i was doing in reconciliation in gaza in the last ten years but this is the first time that we've seen the physical tearing down of hamas is institutions here and it's that it's giving weary palestinians in gaza a faint glimmer of hope this time of reconciliation might just work.

this is kind of an adam smith, ben franklin classical economics concept. but, unfortunately, we lost that supply-side view of the world, now with more consumer spending, demand. and the more consumer spending, the more debt to go into the better off you are. we've shifted away from these traditional views which i i espouse, which i think is a more, this is not to say changing economics has a provide an important contribution. i think the idea and we learned a lot about how to deal with recessions, but during the recovery, during normal times of economic growth, we need to encourage industry thrift and prudence. and sadly if you look at the last administration of democratic and republican, a lot of irresponsible spending on. when you're at full employment all the comments agree we should have a balanced budget. but even during the bush era which was full employment, he never ran a surplus. he never did except maybe the first year and that was because he inherited it from bill clinton, the democrats. and then obama didn't really improve matters that much eit

. >>> new york giants benching ely manning for gene owe smith decision by ben mack adieu getting him backlash around the league. he started 210 straight games and won two super bowls. giants-9 this season and they'll start smith against oak land on sunday. >> combinations for grammy awards jay z leads with album song and record of the year and bruno mars dominated for big three. kenrick lamar earned 7 nominations beaten owe up for major award. rap and r & b were nominate nod rock or country nominated in the top six categories, it will take place january 8 in new york. >> more details m coulding out about upcoming royal weekend. prince harry and meghan markle will tie the knot in may held in the chapel of windsor chapel north of london. markle will get baptized into the church of england before they wed. >> more details every day. bring them on. we love. it right? coming up on "fox news morning". more calls for representative john conyers to resign. >> and violent assault at union station. we have exclusive interview with the victim. >> as we go to break a live look across the d.c. reg

ben wright, bbc news. norman smith is in westminster.kle sexual harassment? her view appears to be that any new system has to be independent of the political parties. that deters too many women from making complaints. instead you have to have a system run by parliament and covers everyone working at parliament. notjust mps' employees but parliamentary staff and journalists working here as well. but she herself came under attack for her response to allegations of sexual misconduct, challenged by labour mp lisa nandy that when she was home secretary she had ignored warnings made to when she was setting up the enquiry into his doric claims of child abuse that the conservative whips office was holding information on tory mps about sexual misconduct, to ensure their loyalty to the party. mrs may promised to respond and to look into the issue. but you do have a sense that far from the issue. but you do have a sense that farfrom going the issue. but you do have a sense that far from going away, the issue. but you do have a sense that farfrom go

smith, hey, you've got to go see grant. and grant says, you're out. you're done. go home. and ben butler emerges -- retains an expanded command. and there's a lot of controversy about how that happened. how did it go from butler having -- orders actually -- i can't remember the name of the special order -- or the number of the special order. but special order 225 that was actually written and published. and all of a sudden, smith is out, and butler is back in with an expanded command. so i don't know exactly what that says. baldy smith, who is an invet rat liar, says, you know -- his explanation is that butler was present at his headquarters, and sometime in late june when grant was so drunk that he threw up all over his horse, and that smith knew that butler was going to use that against grant. and that it was basically some kind of blackmail. i don't know. and maybe -- we've talked a little bit about that, brian. i don't know if you have delved any deeper into that. but that's an example of how butler and grant have had relationship. and if you like grant, and grant really doesn

smith of new jersey. all of the pennsylvania republics voted for the bill. let's get the weather from accuweather and cecily tynan. >> this is the bennklin parkway. look at the flags moving out there. the winds are strong. we have wind gusts 37 miles per hour. they have died off since then. we have sustained winds anywhere from nine miles per hour up to 18 miles per hour. tomorrow, we'll be dealing with the wind all day. between 6:00 to 8:00, windchills around freezing. you really want to dress for winter tomorrow. it will feel like it. right now, the current windchill 37 in philadelphia, same in trenton, allentown 38. cape may the milder withen windchill 43. wii started with sunshine. we have clouds bubbling up. the forecast, bundle up the kids. suburb, 35. philadelphia, 40. windchills 27 to 32-degrees. definitely a chilly morning. for the weekend, high pressure with a high near 50 off the eastern c board. bump up the high to 57. could have afternoon showers. best chance north of philadelphia, lehigh valley and the poconos. the cold front moving through saturday night with a period of rain. thanksgiving, a lot of people traveling,

davonte smith sends it to ovechkin, firing, and scores great feed to set up the first great goal of the season. turnover, ben pulliot past the defenders and pulliot puts it in the back of the net. beautiful move near the blue line for him. sabres ended up adding an employ netter. they snap the caps' three-game win streak. silver lining. redskins coming back after that big win against seattle. >>> we've got some breaking news just in from fairfax county police. it's good news, as we say good night. a missing mother and daughter from the falls church area have been found. they are safe. police just tweeted the update about gail and maya farrow. they had been missing since sunday night. >>> tha [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- ricky gervais. lin-manuel miranda. musical guest, sabrina carpenter. and featuring the legendary roots crew. >> questlove: 760, cali! >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh, my goodness. i

i spoke with ben affleck about the harvey weinstein situation -- obviously, this is a very big story happening in hollywood right now -- specifically about his friend kevin smithnna donate all future proceeds from weinstein films to women in film. so i wanted to get affleck's opinion on that. also, henry cavill's mustache had to be taken out of the film during some of the reshoots. he explains how they did that. pl the flash and wonder woman, and i talk about some of the cool special effects you'll find in "justice league." here's ben affleck first on harvey weinstein. >> it's funny that you mention that, because once kevin suggested that, i decided to do the same thing. >> really? >> so i'm giving my -- any further residuals that i get from a miramax or a weinstein movie will go either to f.i. or to rainn. and one is film independent, and the other is a women's organization. and i just didn't want to cash any more checks from the guy. you know, it's not as a big -- i don't usually bring it up, but it was kevin's idea. i thought it was a good one, and i hope it catches on. >> well, first of all, i know you've been getting a lot of questions about the mustache.

smith. here's harris faulkner. lisa booth is here. trish regan is here and today's lucky guy, host of the ben shapiro show, ben shapiro himself is here. he's outnumbered. good to see you. here. >> thank you. great to be here. >> always good to have you. let's get started. senate republicans looking to pay for the tax cuts. this key piece of obamacare requires americans to get health insurance. right now the house bill does not include that repeal. president trump is planning to make an in-person appeal to house republicans before they vote tomorrow. here's house speaker paul ryan last night on why the bill does not include a repeal of the october mandate. >> we didn't want to complicate tax reform. the house did this already. the house passed our healthcare bill back in may, which will repeal the individual mandate. we're on record in favor of this. we want to see if the senate can get it done and see if it gets included in the end. >> see if they can get it done. mike emanuel is on capitol hill for us where there's a lot going on today and this week, mike. >> good afternoon. we expect plenty of fierce debate on tax reform on both sid

ben zobrist, there must be a bryan shaw. madison bumgarner, salvador perez. mariano rivera. edgar renteria, tony fernandes. jack morris, lonnie smith tonight there is only winning or losing. the trophy or nothing. legend or infamy. beauty or terror. >> we expect so much out of gamy disappoints. five of the last seven games heavens have ended with a walk off or tying run on base. incredible. more excitement tonight. this is the first world series game 7 with 2 100-win teams and 86 years. it's set up to be epic. i did not cover the 1931 world series. >> kevin: hollywood ending tonight. let's see some fun. you go back. we welcome you back to our set, getting close to the first pitch. with frank thomas, keith hernandez, david ortiz. alex rodriguez i'm kevin burkhardt. we take you back to 2014, the cover of "sports illustrated." maybe you have it. maybe you remember it. it had the astros saying this is your 2017 world champion. they went through some lean years. they have never, since they were a franchise, 55 years, ever won a world series. what would it mean, papi, if they were able to do it? >> david: houston is playing for a higher

ben affleck as batman. >>> welcome to "page six tv." i'm john fugelsang. we've got page six reporter mr. carlos greer. variety writer miss elizabeth wagmeister and host of sirius xm's bevelation, the iconic bevy smithre today's top

smith. here's harris faulkner. lisa booth is here. trish regan is here and today's lucky guy, host of the ben shapiro show, ben shapiro himself is

ben wright, bbc news. our assistant political editor norman smith is in westminster.gs but the problem itself is far from dealt with? you get a sense that far from beginning to fade away, this whole controversy is just to fade away, this whole controversy isjust building to fade away, this whole controversy is just building and to fade away, this whole controversy isjust building and building, with more and more women now being prepared to come out and publicly speak about some of their experiences across a whole range of allegations, from really the most serious, of course, yesterday with a labour activist telling how she was raped and when she tried to alert labour hq was discouraged from pursuing the matter. then we have had cases of parliamentary assista nts had cases of parliamentary assistants being obliged to buy sex toys and a number of instances of female party members having their knees felt by conservative ministers. it covers a huge range but the one thing that does seem to be happening is more and more women are prepared now to speak out and you get the s

ben stickle and i am professor of the justice administration at middleton university outside nashville, tennessee. the southern festival of books, we will kind of do this in a format familiar to doctor smith by, we like a lot of audience participation. as you listen to the presentation here for a few minutes we will invite you at the end to come to the microphone, ask any questions you might have so that will help you understand, we would like to do that. he will speak in a few minutes about his book, give you a broad summary of the things he has done which means it is impactful, different aspects and have a question and answer session. i would like to introduce doctor carter smith who teaches criminal justice administration at middleton state university. he was in the u.s. army cid for 22 years, 15 of that he served in fort campbell, kentucky where he identified a growing gang problem in the early 90s and later started the first gang and extremist investigation team, carter his interviewed gangs by several news sources, has appeared twice on the popular history channel game land theories and has authored and co-authored three books and many other articles addressing the subject of gangs.

smith contends, there is no next. before we start, i just want to say if anyone still doesn't have fios, please stay out of the way so your lag doesn't get us all killed, ben. what's so good about fios anyway? uh. what's so great about a 100% fiber-optic network that makes your gaming system actually work awesomely? hey. did you take out the trash? haha, garbage boy! dad, i already took out ben. it's not funny. gaming is best on a 100% fiber-optic network. so get fios. now, just $79.99 per month with a 2-year price guarantee, with a 2-year agreement. that'll do it for us today. i'm bill kurtis. as we leav back at the the as we leav back at the the decades." james: we welcome you to the nfl today, those tuning in for the second game, we'll get you there, but we have bonus coverage, miami at new england, the patriots on top, 5:38 left in regulation. let's join the announcers. ian: he tried to spin easy sack. first of his career for jonathan jones. ian: and now it's third and 17 for miami atcht loss of 15 yards for the dolphins. new england in control. 35-17 patriots, 5:14 to go in the fourth quarter. patriots are 8-2. dolphins trying to snap a four-game losi

ben nay amendment. the clerk will call the roll. >>> mr. johnson. no. mr. tiberi no. mr. like kert, no. mr. roskam. no. mr. smith of nebraska. no. ms. jenkins. no. mr. paulsen. no. mr. marchant. no. ms. black. no. mr. reed. no. mr. kelly. no. mr. renacci. mr. meehan. no. ms. noem. no. mr. holding. no. mr. smith of missouri. no. mr. rice. no. mr. swiek kert. no. ms. wa lors ski. no. mr. kur bello. >> mr. neal. yes. mr. levin. yes. mr. lewis. yes. mr. doggett. aye. mr. thompson. aye. mr. larson. yes. mr. bloomen naur. aye. mr. kind. aye. mr. pascrell. yes. mr. crowley. aye. mr. davis. aye. ms. sanchez. aye. mr. higgins. aye. ms. sewell. aye. ms. delbene. aye. ms. chu. aye. mr. renacci. no. chairman brady. >> no. >> the clerk will report the vote. 16 ayes, 24 nos. >> the amendment is not agreed to. the question now is on the sewell amendment and the clerk will call the roll. >>> mr. johnson. no. mr. nunes. no. mr. tiberi. no. mr. reichert. no. mr. ross cam. no. mr. buchanan. no. mr. smith of nebraska. no. ms. jenkins. no. mr. paulsen. no. mr. marchant. no. ms. black. no. mr. reed. no. mr. kelly. no. mr. renacci. mr. meehan. no. ms. noe