benjamin: oh, i had a wonderful childhood. harvey: so there was no fear that everything around you were people that didn't want you guys to exist? benjamin: no, we didn't have the faintest idea of that. harvey: how is that? well, it was... first of all, it was a different world, you know? harvey: but you're in a tiny place. benjamin: it was a confidence, a self-confidence in the newly-emerged nation. we were the generation that was born with the state of israel. i was born one year after the declaration of independence of the state, and i-- it was natural to me. - you are the middle child. - yeah. and i've done interviews now with many people who have older brothers and it seems like the parents always targeted the older brother and said, "he's the one that is going to do great things." and yoni was an exceptional person and what i've read is your-- your dad especially said, "this is the kid who's gonna go into the military, be a hero, go into politics." did you feel that shadow with the older brother? psychobabble. my father,

when we have more details we will let you know. >> benjamin, this is da gen mcdown. you got into this a little bit. we should remind our viewers the people of london are clearly on edge after experiencing two terror a ta*bgsz tacks this year. the first march, march 22nd a driver moeed down pedestrians on westminster bridge. 5 dead, 4 49 injured. in june a similar terrorist attack on london bridge, they were stabbing people at a nearby market. 8 dead, 48 injured. you were talking about this, benjamin, what kind of heightened police presence have you seen living in and around the city? talk about the mood of londoners knowing this, that they could be a target again, particularly this time of year. >> that is right isis reached out to targetters and suggests those attacks. they encourage followers to get in a car and mow down people. oxford circus has brought in blocks to keep that from happening. we have seen that across london. the need to protect pedestrians. that being said this is the time of year isis would seek to attack. they're focusing on the christmas holiday

in just a few hours, the benjamin franklin parkway will come alive with the sights and sounds of the season. as always 6abc is proud to be part of it. katherine scott is live along market street getting us ready for the 98th annual dunkin' donuts thanksgiving parade. you have some inflatable friends with you. >> reporter: i do, matt, many more friends are joining me, i'm standing next to fiddlestick also the mouse, he is making his debut this parade. he is ready for christmas standing on a giant peppermint. clifford will be accompanied along the route with fill adoptable it is. the volunteers are setting up. the people will be going down the parade route and twirl giving the parade goers a good show. next we have bugs bunny and buddy the dinosaur is being blocked out. he is not happy about it. 9:30 p.m. crews were setting up the dollies and plywood and the fling. this morning they were bark around 2:00 a.m., plastic tarps are stretched out along market street. they are pinned down by sandbags. helium balloons are going up later as a precaution so they don't get poke by a pin to put a

theresa may and benjamin netanyahu meeting this lunchtime. here? it is a very difficult balancing act for theresa may, who is meeting israel's prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, behind me in number ten. i'm looking up at the foreign office, where of course the foreign office, where of course the balfour declaration was drafted a century ago. it went through many d rafts. a century ago. it went through many drafts. they recognised the sensitivity of what they were sitting down on paper and history still hangs heavily today, i think. a very divided history, a very divided interpretation of the declaration between israelis and palestinians. so theresa may i think this evening will be saying in a speech at a dinner to mark the centenary that britain is proud of the part, the pioneering role which britain played in the creation of the state of israel lost but in case you thought that was an absolute endorsement of the balfour declaration, she'll also make clear that she is i think said in front of benjamin netanyahu in number ten that britain rec

watching al-jazeera live from london also coming up the british prime minister hosts israeli leader benjamin netanyahu on the one hundredth anniversary of the balfour declaration. in the palestinian territories it's a base a milestone thousands take to the streets in protest also coming out. asylum seekers refusing to leave and now close detention camp in papa new guinea resort to desperate measures to survive. i'm not finished speaking to restrict it was a totally phony issue that one of donald trump's favorite phrases is named the word of the year. for us to spain to fall out of a catalonia declaration of independence has led to eight for my catalan cabinet members being sent to jail another is being held pending a fifty eight thousand dollars bail payment vans carrying the jailed politicians were seen leaving the high court in madrid just a few hours ago the judge ordered that detention pending an investigation into catalonia as push for independence the region's deposed leader card has pushed him on remains in brussels though prosecutors are seeking a european arrest warrant for him to a

we really love to hate benjamin butler. i'm in the early stages of this project, but already, i have learned that it's necessary to reassure my hosts, especially at an afterdinner lecture that i have interest in absconding with their table right, all right. when ever it's announced i'm working on butler, even the most well meaning folks will greet that news with a snicker or a chortle. or sometimes more directly, they'll ask me why. would anyone want to spend five or six years with benjamin butler. so i've approached this talk this morning as an opportunity to address that question. i am a butler revisionist, but rest assures, revisionism only goes so far. i'm not going to stand before you this morning and tell you butler is an underappreciated tactical turned in a less than r performance on the bermuda 100 and met with a tdisappointing ed at ft. fisher. but this won't be a tactical talk. for as i'll argue, butler meant the civil war generation, i think actually had very little to do with his admittedly poor performance on

namazie in london you're watching al-jazeera also coming up the british prime minister of israel benjamin netanyahu one hundredth anniversary of the balfour declaration. donald trump names jerome jay powell as his pick for the next federal reserve chairman paving the way for him to become the world's most powerful central banker. and an increasing number of children a dying of pollution related illnesses in nigeria so ports being done about it. first to spain where the fallout of a cash declaration of independence has led to eight for my catalan cabinet members being sent to jail another is being held pending a fifty eight thousand dollars bail payment the region's deposed leader card is bridged among remains in brussels but prosecutors are seeking a european arrest warrant for him to abdul hamid reports now from madrid. protests in the capital capital barcelona in support of the regional leadership summoned to face justice in madrid i feel very very very sad and sudden there's always ends with anger but first of all i. know we don't deserve neither spaniards nine of the fourteen members

you mentioned benjamin netanyahu. advantages. you mentioned benjamin neta nyahu.ormer iran hawke, one was involved in israeli military actions and he came out in support of it. you can't use the same arguments now as you could two years ago. this is analogous to what ronald reagan did with their soviet union. in the face of all of the other adversarial relationships we had. either way, the uk, french and german governments have all had this as a foundation stone. we shouldn't be sitting here carving, which should be working to build off of this foundation stone as we look forward 15 years. on the principle of buying time is it not wise for congress to put some new clauses or proposed some new clauses? you used the phrase about buying time. you used the term buying time. it is implicit on everything you said. is it not wise to ramp up the pressure? festival, we are not —— first of all, we are not simply buying time. we have a long period of time in which they nuclear programme is is rolled back. during which time, i would hope that we could build on that foundation

israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu has attended a garner dinner in london hosted by his u.k. counterpart to reason may to commemorate the centenary of the balfour declaration signed in one nine hundred seventeen and endorsed by britain it was key to the later establishment of israel palestinians from their lands one of the phillips reports. his invitation to downing street on this day to israelis an affirmation of friendship to palestinians an insult to reason may says that britain is proud of its support for israel. at a lecture in london organized by the british jewish community a leading historian says the balfour declaration should be celebrated as a lead to the birth of a great country for all its problems and troubles for the acts. liberal zionists like me ardently wish were not in the act for all the demolition. and terrorist atrocities on the other side that make a share further and further out of reach israel still. living breathing debating thriving rejoicing democracy on the streets of ramallah very different sentiments. to many palestinians balfour even britain it

benjamin netanyahu lauren has said that the balfour declaration was not a tragedy as the palestinians believe but rather the tragedy is in the failure of the palestinian leadership to embrace the meaning of the balfour declaration the creation of a jewish homeland and he says that this deanery should be the occasion when the palestinians finally embrace the existence of a jewish state the british position is more nuanced yes there is pride at britain's role in the creation of a jewish homeland says the british government but a minister has also spoken about how that pride is with sadness as well the british believing that there is still so much unresolved business between israel and palestine that the british stated objective of a two state solution is still some way off and so we think this dinner tonight to reason may will affirm britain's friendship for israel once again but she will talk about how britain believes that the continued spread of illegal settlement construction across what remains of palestinian occupied land is undermining the feasibility of a two state solution and

netanyahu's the senior member of benjamin neta nyahu's private office. the senior member of benjaminmeeting with benjamin netanyahu and the second one in september before the un general assembly which shows the prime minister was aware of the meeting with benjamin netanyahu. number ten are denying that is the case. they would, wouldn't they? do you have any idea according to your sources why this wasn't raised, as we understand it, when priti patel met theresa may on monday to talk about her actions? there is a second element to my story. when priti patel issued a statement on monday, which listed 12 meetings she held with the israelis, the other story i have been told by my two separate sources is that she did mention this meeting that she held with the official from the officialfrom the israeli foreign minister in new york, an official from the israeli foreign ministry in new york again before the un general assembly. for some reason, assembly. forsome reason, number ten asked her to leave that meeting off the list. we can speculate as to why that was the case, i find the whole sto

and this is the famous portrait of benjamin west over benjamin franklin with the british negotiations and supposedly there is a reason for that. and they were so eager this point but on the other hand, because each one a different thing broke and they were perfectly willing to take a mean and new hampshire and michigan and though whole upper reaches of the mississippi river florida, new orleans said there would not have the right to navigate on the mississippi river around the alleghenies. but unfortunately there were not in a position to enforce that. thank you very much. [applause] any questions?. >> because the french spend so much money on the american revolution leading directly to the french revolution. >> guess is the short answer. the with the effects of the to under 30,000 people per curve and then on the land to coast. in a while this goes on simultaneously. and then that was sent. but that has nothing to do with america. >> i have been reading the handbook. the way hamilton comes across they seem annoyed at these french officers. in the way for their incredible contribution

get to the benjamin franklin parkway already closed. if you're coming in to the parade via car exit the schuylkill expressway at vine street and walk over to the parade route. the highways are nice and clear with light volume. on the secondaries, in fishtown we have a crash along delaware avenue southbound at frankford avenue. the fire location in brewerytown at 24th and oxford by the oxford market. delaware county along 32 concordville 322 involving a box truck and tanker truck. they have closed 322 totally. concord road are the alternates. 322 blocked in delco. >>> we have information about a baltimore police detective gunned down in the line of duty. the city commissioner revealed that detective sean suiter was a witness into a an investigation into fell police officers. he was shot and killed a day before he would have testified. however, investigators say they have reason to believe suiter was killed because of his status as a witness. >>> the longest serving member of congress from texas as apologized for a nude photo that surf yo

that has meeting with prime minister benjamin netanyahu.ally denied by number ten. do you stand by that? we had to mac resources , do you stand by that? we had to mac resources, i had too much resources contact me who both had the same story. —— we had two sources. that was that at a meeting held between priti patel and the prime minister before the un general assembly in september, one of the things they discussed was the idea that priti patel had herself earlier discussed with benjamin neta nyahu. patel had herself earlier discussed with benjamin netanyahu. the meeting between them came up, as it were, in that meeting. so the prime minister was aware that she had met benjamin netanyahu, according to my two separate sources, in september rather than, as downing street keep insisting, just last friday. there was one other aspect to my story which was that the list that she put out on monday, that priti patel put out on monday, that priti patel put out on monday, that priti patel put out on monday, that supposedly clarified the various meeti

netanyahu benjamin netanyahu says that terri's resignation is a wake up call to iranian aggression and joins us live now from beirut and so this resignation has come as a shock but how much concern is there about what the fallout might be now. an awful lot especially those who are certainly squarely in the camp behind iran namely hezbollah the various political factions that support hezbollah or at least allied to hezbollah and that includes the president michel own who is a very nice christian of course lebanon's political system is divided along sectarian lines and with the presidency occupied by a christian the prime ministerial ship with a sunni muslim and the speaker of the house with a shia muslim so really when you consider the complexities of lebanon's own political makeup if you will and the fact that we now have the sunni prime minister standing down making this announcement in saudi arabia of course a key patron of his many people say that this has saudi arabia's figure prints all over it that refute or rather that saad hariri has stepped down because of pressure that he has

israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has traveled to the united kingdom to mark the centenary of the balfour declaration with his u.k. counterpart to reason may the buffel declaration is considered one of the most controversial and contested documents of modern arab history it led to the creation of the state of israel and the forced expulsion and displacement of millions of palestinians from their historic land this is what palestine looked like a hundred years ago a swathe of land marked in white slowly in create chrichton upon by a sea of grey that shows how palestine disappeared from the map palestinians are now only allowed limited self rule in small pockets under israeli military occupation and longest in modern history want to be phillips reports from central london his invitation to downing street on this day to israelis an affirmation of friendship to palestinians an insult to reason may says that britain is proud of its support for israel doubtless still. at a lecture in london organized by the british jewish community a leading historian says the balfour declaration sh

part of the phillips al-jazeera lancaster house in central london well tourism a and benjamin netanyahu met for dinner in london palestinian president mahmoud abbas addressed his people on local t.v. he said while the people of palestine cannot accept the hatred prejudice and injustice that the declaration has caused to palestine is still committed to a two state solution with israel about said palestinians are suffering under israeli occupation but want to live in peace. america's top diplomat is to visit me and to discuss the range of crisis secretary of state rex tillerson will meet leaders and officials on nov fifteenth pressures increasing on the white house to impose measures against the government in naypyidaw in the us senate a bipartisan group has introduced a bill which would restrict military cooperation until the violence stops and minimize leader aung sang suu kyi has visited northern rakhine state for the first time since a military crackdown and forced more than six hundred thousand re-injured to flee she's been widely criticized internationally accused of the inaction of

israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has traveled to the united kingdom to mark the centenary of the balfour declaration with his u.k. counterpart to reason may the decorations signed a hundred years ago and endorsed by britain led to this time mission to the jewish state of israel and terrorist atrocities on the other side to make a shadow him further and further out of reach israel still stands as a living breathing debating thriving rejoicing democracy on the streets of ramallah very different sentiments. to many palestinians powerful even britain itself are synonymous with treachery it period lism and broken promises the man the country that set in motion a century of oppression. not all british politicians are oblivious to that anger at another london gathering the main opposition party says the government's policy towards israel and palestine must change. the british government is not about to apologize for the balfour declaration no matter what the palestinian authority would like a british government minister said this centenary is being marked with pride and respect but

chopper 6 hd is live over the benjamin franklin parkway and eakens oval.ge of the 6abc dunkin' donuts thanksgiving day parade begins in about an hour. let's go to matt pellman for a look at traffic. >> reporter: we're watching all the parade closures for the dunkin' donuts thanksgiving day parade. live over eakens oval, the oval is blocked off. benjamin franklin parkway is closed. kelly drive, jfk boulevard, market street blocked off. luckily we don't have a lot of the people that need to be at the work or somewhere else. the schuylkill expressway and vine are nice and clear, exit the vine at broad street and look for parking and hoof it over to the parade area. 202 parkway county line road a turkey trot, everything is blocked county line at 202 parkway in preparation. watching a crash in upper did you lynn, wilmington, the ms run is this morning, a bunch of street closures, dart buses are not running because of the holiday. >> look for karen rogers for the parade coverage and david murphy is after the break in accuweather. >> reporter: good morning, every

we're down the street from benjamin franklin parkway benjamin franklin parkway on north franklin street. this is as close as we can get. there are a number of fire vehicles and police vehicles responding throughout the night. let's go to the video from the fire. you can see it was massive. firefighters were blasting water on it from every which direction, the fire is under control. but there's a lot told right now, they will be looking for hot spots, of course the investigation is on going. they were called around 10:45 p.m. to investigate a report of smoke, but when firefighters got here they were met with heavy fire conditions, there were numerous vac weighingses an many rescues by fire and police. >> crews along with the police department and fire depart entered the building made numerous rescues and helped with evacuations. at this time emergency personnel have relocated residents to several shelters in the borough. several were transported to local hospitals. >> reporter: and back here live along north franklin street we're told that earlier evacuated residents were lined up along

this is what to expect along the benjamin franklin parkway. this profile, 42, lots of sun, light winds starting out cold, but manageable toward the end of the parade. this afternoon, below average, 46 degrees. again with all the sunshine around in general and light winds it's not bad. here the high temperatures across the region. 44 degrees in allentown. 45 in reading, 43 in lancaster. 44 in trenton. 46 in wilmington and millville. 45 in cape may and boardwalk in atlantic city, throw this guy some turkey i think i need something to eat. travel conditions, if you're scooting off to see relatives, i-95 up to new york everything is great under the sun. other than a traffic accident we're not expecting any weather issues, down to washington or pittsburgh or scranton, no issues for you. tomorrow we start out in the 30s in the morning, we wind up with a high of 54. it will get milder with the warm front pushing away from us. saturday, cold front comes in from the west, 58 degrees, clouds increase and there's a chance of an afternoon or nighttime spr

state of israel and dispossession of palestinians from their store a clan while a prime minister benjamin netanyahu has just met terry some may at her residence at the diplomatic tightrope walk from a government regards israel as a close ally while at the same time supports international efforts for a peaceful two state solution to the israeli palestinian conflict solidarity protests for a palestinian people are expected in london or even demonstrations in occupied palestinian territories or the scene outside the british consulate in east jerusalem where protesters gathered carrying black flags and want an apology and accountability from the british government for that tackle aeration harry fawcett was at a protest in ramallah in the occupied west bank. and is on the first of the balfour declaration being marked here in ramallah new york replied west bank by protesters in march to the british cultural center here also one hundred thousand letters from palestinian high school students were handed in to dish consulate in east jerusalem expressing their feelings about the legacy of the balfo

. >> police stay killing spree started with the death of 22-year-old benjamin mitchell. he was shot while waiting alone at a bus stop. >> she didn't have a chance to get marriedful? have the body of 32-year-old monica is found down the street and around the corner from where mitchell was killed. >> monica's uncle, devastated. >> her interest was everything, the deaf community, she loves everybody. we don't want monica to be forgotten but we don't want everybody to forget there are two other families just as bad. >> following the death, a third murder. that of anthony. >> it was really close. just five minutes later, the paramedics came. >> he was a recent high school graduate who had autism. he was killed on his way home from work. his family, heart broken. >> it is a shame that i won't be able to see him no more, talk to him no more. >> then this morning fourth victim, ronald felton who was on his way to feed the homeless. >> i love him. he'll be in my heart. >> police point to each victim being gunned down within a half mile of each other. in each case, the victim was

, and did not -- benjamin netanyahu, and did not tell her boss, giving her prior warning. it is serious because it means a british cabinet minister was there doing, effectively, official business in a freelance capacity with no civil servants to take notes and also advise her, and remind her, if need be, on british, u.k. policy. she apparently went to the -- heights which are not recognized by the united kingdom. this all transpired initially because of a journalist here who broke the story last friday and then evolved into the saga, and effectively a resignation, a priti patel.night lose one-- lose -- to minister in a week, but to lose two is very problematic, not to say very worrying. the previous one, you'll remember, was the secretary of state for defense. a lot of rumors swirling around. who will replace priti patel? important, loyalty to the prime minister, or competence and skill? genie: one thing that is clear, this certainly does not strengthen the position of prime minister theresa may at the moment, particularly in regards to the brexit negotiations. benedicte:

the british prime minister hosts the israeli leader benjamin netanyahu on the one hundredth anniversary of the balfour declaration but in the palestinian territories it's a base a milestone thousands took to the streets in protest also ahead. donald trump nominates dr jay powell as the next chairman of the federal reserve making him the most powerful central bank in the world. and i'm joined again in doha with the sport. sixty. one giant leap for the houston astros he went from the pov of baseball jerks to world series champions. we begin in spain where the fallout of a council and his declaration of independence has led to eight for my catalan cabinet members being sent to jail another is being held pending a fifty eight thousand dollars bail and the region's deposed leader card is in brussels but prosecutors also seeking a european arrest warrant for him all the abdul hamid reports now from madrid. thank you both yes in the catalan capital barcelona in support of the regional leadership summoned to face justice in madrid i feel very very very sad and sadness always ends with some ange

. >> reporter: benjamin mitchell, 22.onica hoffa, 32. 20-year-old anthony naiboa. 60-year-old ronald felton. all seemingly unconnected members of this community shot and killed in a series of murders that confounded authorities. yesterday, 24-year-old howell donaldson iii, a former st. john's university student, was brought in for questioning, picked up outside of this mcdonald's where he worked after police received a tip from a co-worker. >> he told my boss to hold his book bag for him. he said, don't go in the book bag, whatever you do. she went in the book bag, she found a gun. after finding the gun she called police. >> reporter: this gun police say was the missing link leading them to donaldson. >> that firearm was used in all four murders. as our investigation continued into the early hours of this morning, we were then able to gather the probable cause and charge howell donaldson with four counts of first-degree murder. >> reporter: police say donaldson admitted to owning the weapon which authorities say was bough

news 4's justin finch at benjamin stoddard and temple hills. what's going on here? >> reporter: eun, police have two cases so far. one in the morning and one in the afternoon. both near stoddard middle school in temple hills. police are saying right now, they want to catch this guy. both cases report a man in a gray car exposing himself to the students as they're making their way to and from school here in temple hills. the first report, november 9th, about 3:30 in the afternoon. just as school is letting out. that first report came. then about a week later, november 16th, 7:30 in the morning, another report in this case the girl said he exposed himself t her way -- this man did not approach or touch any of the these -- they're stepping up -- we're live in temple hills. i'm justin finch. news 4. back to you in the studio. >>> justin, thank you. also this morning, american university is warning students to be aware of what's going on around them. someone was sexually assaulted on campus on sunday. it happened around 3:00 or 4:00 in the morning on massachusetts avenue

what it means to have a good death with a celebrity mortician and rising star chamber music, benjaminand concert hall. that is the taste of inside-out this year. past president of the organization of american historians, richard white, a historian and professor at stanford and the author of notable books on the american west, native american history and the environment. that implies there were less notable books and he is the author of that not what i meant at all. the ones that i am aware of the recipient of the existing whispers are is professor ward and former professor at the university of washington, his work has won numerous prizes and has been a finalist for the pulitzer prize. he was the former director of spatial history project at stanford which implement digital technologies and analyses to illuminate patterns and anomalies for research. he is the author of numerous books including railroaded, transcontinental, and the making of modern america in 2011. 1991, the middle ground, indian empires and republics and the great lakes region. and the organic machine on the remaking o

undisclosed meetings with twelve israeli officials including as you said the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu since then it's been submerged that she also visited the golan heights a field hospital there run by the military a she also been involved in discussions with the officials over providing some of britain's overseas aid to the israeli military to treat syrians who are being looked after in those field hospitals why is that a problem well it's against diplomatic protocol to visit the golan heights the british government does not officially recognize the israeli presence there of course the israeli leadership the israeli authorities the government there took over and seize control from syria the golan heights back in the one nine hundred sixty seven war so it's incredibly sensitive part of the world for her to be visiting in the first place she does face more accusations of further undisclosed meetings with two israeli officials in the u.k. and in new york since then the accusations seem to be growing literally by the minute so it does appear as if she's been given very little

benjamin s. carson. secretary carson was recently keynote speaker for d.c. habitat's women build celebration in september. we are very pleased to have him back today, demonstrating hud's continued commitment to providing affordable housing for families in need. secretary carson, we know you share our philosophy about providing a hand up, not a handout, and understand the important foundation a stable home provides for families and their children. thank you for bringing your team of 15 volunteers to help build d.c. habitat homes and for being willing to volunteer yourself. please share a few remarks about why the experience is important to you, your organization, and the team you have brought here today. secretary carson. [applause] secretary carson: i just have some very brief things to say so we can get to work. we've got a lot of work to do. it has been a busy day today already. i was over at the national academy of sciences early today remarks, back to the office and stuff to do after this. but nothing more important than this. because this is what it is

the name israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu lives on balfour street.ly is the original sin, as thejewish writer wrote, the moment when one nation solemnly promised a second nation, the country of a third. as far as they were concerned that was a foreign power determining the future of their own country, and allowing, as they saw it, the arrival of large numbers of foreigners, so as far as they are concerned, this was really the moment at which their future came unstuck. i think it is fair to say that palestinian nationalism grew in response to jewish that palestinian nationalism grew in response tojewish nationalism, but i think really thes‘ is seen as a calamitous moment for the palestinians. today, to remind viewers, we have the prime minister ‘s meeting benjamin netanyahu. what kind of encounter will that be and how important is it? yes, an awkward one. because balfour is this double—edged phenomenon, and i think you can see that on display when theresa may and benjamin netanyahu sat down earlier. i think the israelis wanted a much bigger celebratio

will ask him about inspirational reading he gave to us with the approval of the constitution by benjamin franklin in that regard. roughly he will repeat it for you. to me, yes vote on this tax bill means voting yes to a growing economy, more jobs, higher wages and more take-home pay. a no vote which is what i democratic colleagues are telling us they are going to pass is a vote for stagnant wages, fewer jobs, flat wages, and accepting the idea that american jobs will continue to go overseas because of our destructive business tax code. this is for the doers and the dreamers and the hard-working american families who want to achieve the american dream. this is our moment to deliver to them and we intend to follow through and accomplish that. >> it's already been stated but it couldn't come at a more important time. if you look at the better part of the last decade, what we've seen in this country up until the last couple quarters as one and half to 2% growth. sluggish, anemic slow growth which too many people have come to accept is the new normal and it doesn't have to be that. we can do

with the death of 22-year-old benjamin mitchell, shot while waiting alone at a bus stop.ater -- >> she didn't have a chance to get married. >> reporter: the body of 32-year-old monica hoffa is found in this empty lot, down the street and around the corner from where mitchell was killed. moni monica's uncle, devastated. >> she loved everything. her interest was the community, the deaf community, she loved everybody. >> reporter: they're feeling it throughout the community. >> we don't want monica to be forgotten but we don't want everybody to forget there are two other families just as bad. >> reporter: following that death a third period, that of anthony maboa. >> it was really close. just five minutes later, the paramedics came. >> reporter: he was a recent high school graduate who had autism. police say he was killed on his way home from work. >> i can't imagine what they're feeling right now. >> reporter: his family heartbroken. >> whoever did this, it's turned our life upside down. >> it is a shame that i won't be able to see him no more, talk to him no more. >> repor

it comes after the murder of benjamin mitchell all of the crimes committed in a half mile of each otheras walk ago loan in the pitch dark of night. >> he was a good guy. investigators hoping to end the spree before he strikes again and some serial killers have gone for decades before they were caught. and bk murderer kills 17 of the course of 17 years and 10 women over two decades. >> this community is scared and our cops for them this is personal. >> the reward is up to $91,000 these frightened reads are doing what they can to help police and continue to hand over any surveillance they may have. abc news tampa. >>> the commute came to a halt in canada when a woman tried to stop an overcrowded bus with her body. she tried to stop the bus, by standing in the street, and when he changed lanes she did too. she staged the risky protest because she was turned away from the bus because there were already too many people on board. >>> disappointing news for mariah carey fans, having to cancel upcoming christmas concerts including one in our area. the sands casino concert for next week won't ha

where he searches for his great, great grandfather and musical idol voiced by benjamin brat. >> you knowfeeling when is there a song in the air and it is playing just for you. >> ♪ >> i actually look up to many, many seniors and now, to add to that list benjamin bratt because he sings so beautifully in the movie. >> listen, it was completely terrifying, i have always wanted to be a singer but i recognize my limitations. i'm on west myself. but with that said where else with the willie be presented to fail on such a grand scale. >> my boys are meant to be a musician. >> reporter: for entertainment tonight i'm nancy odell, now back to you. >> that looks good. >> it does. >> i want children around so i can watch animated films around like that. >> adults can do that without kid around. >> yes. >> i have no problems with that. >> yeah. >> one of the most exciting moments for me is i good get to play in this without feeling shame, because you don't go on a date to a please touch museum. >> no. >> but i remember high school musical i was only adult singing in the high school musical audience.

last now in a week tell us someone to london for failing to report meetings with prime minister benjamin netanyahu and others on what she says was a holiday. saudi arabia has allowed yemen's port of aden to reopen just days after ordering the closure of all the country's air land and sea ports the closures have already inflated the prices of basic goods in a worsening a major fuel an oil shortage saudi arabia announced measures in response to an attack by yemen's hoofy rebels who fired a missile towards riyadh earlier this week. meanwhile human rights watch is calling on saudi arabia to release evidence for the arrests majoring its anti corruption crackdown it says the detention of dozens of prominent saudi businessmen and princes it raises human rights concerns. spain's constitutional court is officially in all the catalan parliaments declaration of independence ruling comes as pro independence protesters blocked roads in some public transport routes into barcelona calling for the release of sacked local officials who were jailed after last month's recession vote. and zimbabwe's preside

benjamin franklin. jesse: we bought paris? >> with benjamin franklin we bought paris.esse: you are on to something with that. >> louisiana. >> i thought it was the statue of liberty. jesse: that was a gift. >> we didn't pay for that? jesse: if i was a citizen trying to get into the country would i get in. >> you are telling me there is a chance. jesse: i'm watters and this is my world. up next, hate mail. i accept i don't conquer the mountain like i used to. i even accept i have a higher risk of stroke due to afib, a type of irregular heartbeat not caused by a heart valve problem. but whatever trail i take, i go for my best. so if there's something better than warfarin, i'll go for that too. eliquis. eliquis reduced the risk of stroke better than warfarin, plus had less major bleeding than warfarin. eliquis had both. don't stop taking eliquis unless your doctor tells you to, as stopping increases your risk of having a stroke. eliquis can cause serious and in rare cases fatal bleeding. don't take eliquis if you have an artificial heart valve or abnormal bleeding. while

killing seven people the younger was killed days after the attack by police the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and his british counterpart to reason may are marking the one hundredth anniversary of the controversial but over declaration which signaled british support for the creation of a jewish homeland amid those celebrations there were demonstrations in the west bank and gaza as palestinians took to the streets in protest gavin williamson has been appointed britain's new defense minister he replaces michael phelan who resigned after allegations emerged about inappropriate sexual behavior fallon's departure is the latest twist in a growing scandal over abuse in the u.k.'s corridors of power here in germany more than a month after the national election and the country is still struggling to form a coalition government and there's no sign of a breakthrough the parties the political parties are trying to hammer out an agreement on a host of issues but negotiations are becoming as we hear it increasingly contentious the greens have accused the free democrats of using populist platitude

benjamin hall is a cross in our london bureau this evening, and benjamin, how are they taking it overre? >> shep, you can imagine it has gripped the nation since they started to go out. he gripped the world. bringing together two completely different worlds. british royalty and hollywood. it promises to be a very glamorous affair. that interview they gave today was also a very rare interview. do not often get to see the royal family up close talking about feelings and personality and relationships. that is exactly what they do today, how they met, how he courted her come at the hoped the future. have a listen. >> i know that i am in love with her and i hope she is in love with me. i saw -- some pretty frank conversations with her and tell her what she's getting herself into. it's a big deal. it is not easy for anybody. >> it will not be easy. after introducing her to the press coming talk about how we try to keep this relationship secret for a while, how they travel to africa a number of times together, including three weeks after their first blind date, they slept in a tent under the

to his son benjamin. the history of our h revolution, only one can gain from one into the other, the essence of all will be the electric rod, smoky earth and general washington. forward, those who conducted all the policy negotiations, legislation and war. adams was afraid he was not going to be included in the great pantheon of who we think are revolutionary founding fathers are, and, ofn. course, s what i'm here to tell you tonight that we should have a few other people in there and they are all french. this is really the history of a love affair between france and america, and that if they're has to start somewhere and i think it starts here on a cold snowy december evening in 1775. this is carpenters hall in philadelphia on the second floor which is located the library company. the building was only built a couple of years at that point. the library company had just moved over there. franklin out of the library company 30 years earlier, andpae is one of the half-dozen people who is walking through the

benjamin franklin. jesse: we bought paris? >> with benjamin franklin we bought paris.e of liberty. jesse: that was a gift. >> we didn't pay for that? jesse: if i was a citizen trying to get into the country would i get in. >> you are telling me there is a chance. jesse: i'm watters and this is my world. up next, hate mail. life's taught me a lot, and i'm ready for more. well, you're not the typical kind of candidate that i hire, but you are exactly what i'm looking for. [narrator] your company could be missing out on the candidates it needs most. learn how to find a great pool of untapped talent at gradsoflife.org. ♪imagine no possessions ♪i wonder if you can ♪no need for greed or hunger ♪a brotherhood of man ♪imagine all the people ♪sharing all the world...you, ♪you may say i'm a dreamer ♪but i'm not the only one ♪i hope some day you'll join us♪ ♪and the world will live as one♪ jesse: time for hate mail. is it greater or less than 10 times per day reporters walk in to find jesse drooling on himself and staring blankly at the wall? >> less than but it's close. matty wa

week pretty patel had been summoned to london for failing to report meetings with prime minister benjamin netanyahu and others on what she said was a holiday so let's get more on this now from neve barker is with me in the studio of course you were expecting this to happen though she has now resigned as opposed to being sacked that's right she's been hauled back from africa where she was on an official official visit the tremendous amount of speculation when she touched down at heathrow airport a few hours ago whether she would go directly to number ten downing street she eventually arrived there and after a short meeting with her boss theresa may it's now emerged that she has resigned we have a copy of her resignation letter here in which she apologized to to reserve may to the government also saying that's my actions fell below the standards of transparency and openness that i have promoted and for katie this of course comes after an apology that she issued on monday after it was disclosed that she met with twelve israeli officials and officially off the record and it's emerged since th

benjamin franklin. jesse: we bought paris? >> with benjamin franklin we bought paris.you are on to something with that. >> louisiana. >> i thought it was the statue of liberty. jesse: that was a gift. >> we didn't pay for that? jesse: if i was a citizen trying to get into the country would i get in. >> you are telling me there is a chance. jesse: i'm watters and this is my world. up next, hate mail. (vo) do not go gentle into that good night, old age should burn and rave at close of day; rage, rage against the dying of the light. do not go gentle into that good night. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ with incredible flavors, like new nashville hot shrimp- crispy, spicy, and drizzled with sweet amber honey. plus the delicious classics you love, like garlic shrimp scampi. try all the shrimp you want, however you want 'em. but hurry, it ends soon. ♪(somber piano) ♪you may say i'm a dreamer ♪but i'm not the only one ♪i hope some day you'll join us♪ ♪and the world will live as one♪ jesse: time for hate mail. is it greater or less than 10 times per day reporters walk in to find jesse drooling on him

on monday after holding twelve secret meetings with this radio officials including prime minister benjamin netanyahu all while she was meant to be on a family holiday to israel in august it also emerged she discussed giving some of britain's aid budget to the israeli army to help wounded syrians being treated in the israeli occupied golan heights a wednesday it surfaced patel had visited an israeli field hospital in the area despite protocol against british officials traveling there the u.k. doesn't officially recognize israel's presence in the territory land seized from syria in the one nine hundred sixty seven war further revelations followed including details of more undisclosed meetings between patel and two israeli officials in september the al-jazeera investigation the lobby recently revealed close links between israeli embassy officials and conservative members of parliament. a report in the jewish chronicle claimed the british government knew about patel's meetings and that she was instructed not to declare them to avoid embarrassing the foreign office downing street says the claim