i was amazed by that drop by bud, 24%.ing. >> big drop. >> wendy ga.net let at the new york stock exchange, wait until the end of your shift, enjoy a beer. see you tomorrow. >> i just might. 10:00. >> still to come, becoming the most admired former first lady michelle obama unseats hillary clinton in a new poll. >>> here's anotheroo today's forecast in some cities around the country. >>> former first lady michelle obama is the woman most americans admire. mrs. obama broke hillary clinton's 17-year streak at number one in the annual gallop survey. oprah winfrey came in second, followed by clinton, then first lady melania trump. former president barack obama was the most admired man. president trump was number two followed by former president george w. bush and pope francis. coming up a bit later on "cbs this morning," kris van cleave gives us a new look inside the air bud a-220 with wider seats in rows 8 through twenty. this is the "cbs morning news." ! coolsculpting safely freezes and removes fat cells with little or no do

. >> and i'll have a husband named bud. >> husband named bud? bud what?xtable. >> "the cosby show" in the '80s normalizes the black experience in a way that was super important. that felt more like my family than what i heard the myth of the black family was. >> how are you going to get into college with grades like this? >> no problem. >> huh? >> i'm not going to college. >> damn right. >> we had "cosby show," family ties," and those families were saying, we're all basically the same. >> it was a more conservative era, so, you had these upper middle class households who don't worry about money, are able to balance their careers and their kids. and then in comes "roseanne." >> i'm sorry, what do you want me to do, throw myself off a bridge? >> yeah, and take your brother and sister with you. >> are you ever sorry we got married? >> every second of my life. >> we're used to a certain amount of slickness in our kit comes. but roseanne got rid of that. mostly because she was never that kind of performer. they're were letting it all hang out and letting it be

my brain says cake but my taste buds say valid. it ta kes but my taste buds say valid.e a salad. amazing. we made it. by the skin of our teeth. that is it for this week. coming up next week: chris to get their hands dirty all in the name of conservation in england's lake district. this is the first time i have ever used a shovel. and i will be taking on another 90 minute challenge, this time in a psycho. —— —— in osaka. look at this 0. do they know i am no time limit? and don't forget if you would like to follow us on forget if you would like to follow usona forget if you would like to follow us on a recent adventures you can find all sorts of little gems on our social media accounts. the details for both can be found on our website. but until next time from me come on robert and the rest of the travel show team here in nagoya, it is goodbye. —— carmen roberts. hello there. the last 24 hours have been quite turbulent weather—wise. we've had gales, heavy rain, and as we go through the weekend, things only quieten down a little bit. it will stay windy. a showery day to co

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two bud lights, please. but i don't like bud light. they're both for me. bud light.any, not the few. (music throughout) their team up by ten. two minutes to play. pete carroll's squad looking for their ninth win. andy reitrying to cement that number one seed.ic and pak mahomes trying to affect the big comeback. first down at e seattle 19 yard line. >> cris: kelce hasn't had much of an impact. 's go time now, though. a >> set kelce up on a wing to the left side as mahomes retreats. rows! too deep. intended for kelce. akeem king doing a nice job tonight vering on the play. >> cris: i think they found somebody in king that is tough assignment a i night and s in his hip pocket.gh he's been in the face of lce all night long. >> al:onley goes wide left. tyreek hill is in the slot. mahomes. survey. takes off. gets tackled from behind by frank clark. gets up in a hurry. they only have one timeout. it will be third down and ve. >> cris: again, we have talked about it a lot. you have to score twice so if you don't make it here you will kick theield goal. >> al: third and five.

ken bud and george mcvirtue will figure very heavily into this because kevin bud comes over by whittlesy and they move over the top of the dead man's hill, this leaves george mcmurty, a captain, in charge of what is left of the second batallion on the right. now, we know that whittlesy is moving over this hill and we know the 368th isn't catching up with him on the left and now the second batallion begins to take artillery fire and the germans are driving a wedge in between the first and second batallion and without orders to do so, george mcmurty, pulls the second batallion back. now we have a hole on the left and the right. the red lines show where the second batallion got, and where they fell back to. the red lines on the left show where the 368th should have been, number four, but where they actually were, number three. number one, the purple box, is whittlesy's command. they're stranded, out on the north slope of a lonely hillside called loh more. there is about 400 men. they set up a hollow square and dig in, farging that their flank, figuring that their flanks would catch up with

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among other things it wants a ban on plastic straws and cotton buds as well as an increase from five to ten pounds for plastic bags that are given out in stores the possible changes could come into effect in january twenty twenty environmental journalist oliver to cal told us that although commendable cutting out plastic in a single shop could post challenges. did real problem is a passive his cheek such a good job is in keeping food fresh and in reducing food waste in the supply. and so if we have to take a pass you know it's true. then either we shift to another material which would also have. zero although we will find that the cost of food goes up and that we are more food is is being damaged in the food wasted in the supply chain and that show lives. and that we are reposing one problem with another war. it seems that facebook has its own complex rules when it comes to banning bad bows and some of those surprising guidelines have been published in the new york times. and that's the way it looks from moscow this hour wherever you're watching thanks for choosing r.t. . welcome to

doing that with single use plastic that already has some alternatives for example take those cotton buds some people use to clean their ears by the way doctors say it's bad for you to use that but anyway if you want to use it you already have alternatives with wood and plastic products that don't have alternatives yet for example cigarette butts were taken out of that that draft that they worked on for twelve hours so they're giving them a break here because they say we don't have enough data to get and there are no alternatives on the market so you can tell that the big companies the big plastic users worldwide did some lobbying behind the scenes this is why i was pushing max and i have to get that question in because what's it mean for the industry do they have to change the whole portfolio from one day to the next. no because of course. this doesn't touch upon all plastic products just some single use plastic products for example the cotton buds but also plates silverware that's not made of silver but of plastic in this case and only for products that are already have alternatives so

among other things it wants a ban on plastic straws and cotton buds as well as an increase from five to ten pounds of plastic bags given out in stores a possible changes could come into effect in january twenty twenty environmental journalist oliver tickle told us the solo commendable cutting out plastic as in a single shot compost challenge is itself the real problem is a passive his cheek a little such a good job. in keeping food fresh and in reducing food waste in the supply. and so if we have to take a pass you can't stories where then either we shift to another material which would also have. zero although we will find that the cost of food goes up and that we are moved food is it is being damaged in the food wasted in the supply chain and that show lives. and that we are repo's one problem with another war. new so if all this sounds of a mobile device get news alerts on the go i'll be back here to update you again in about half an hour so you get. what politicians do something to. put themselves on the line and they get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president. mo

among other things it wants a ban on plastic strolls on cotton buds as well as an increase from five to ten pence for plastic bags the possible changes could come into effect in january twenty twenty and fire mental journalist oliver to cal told is that although commendable cutting out plastic in a single shots could pose challenges the real problem is a. good job. in keeping food fresh and in reducing. in the supply. and so if we have to take passing out stories where then either we shift to another material which will also have. its. own or we will find that the cost of food goes up and that we are and more food is it is being damaged in the food wasted in the supply chain and that show floyd's shoot. and that we are repo's one problem with another. i hear it on t.v. left tell your thoughts on our stories so do get in touch by following us on social media and leave all your comments that way back at the top of the hour with the latest to say that. you know a lot of crazy things going up a lot of people you know. twitter arising and occasionally somebody pops up with something reall

among other things they want to ban on plastic straws and cotton buds as well as an increase from five to ten pounds for plastic bags given out in stores the possible changes could come into effect in january twenty twenty environmental journalist oliver to cal told us that commendable cutting out plastic in a single shot could pose challenges. the real problem is that passive his cheek that it does such a good job. in keeping food fresh and in reducing waste in the supply chain. and so if we have to take a pass we got it straight to work in the night that we shift to another material which would also have. its. own although we will find that the cost of food goes up and that we move food is it is being damaged and wasted in the supply chain and that show floyd's shoot. and that we are replacing one problem with another it. seems that facebook has its own rulebook when it comes to banning members and some of those surprising guidelines have been published in the new york times. and that show all the news for now thanks for checking in with us this saturday at x. update from a the same

among other things it wants a ban on plastic straws on cotton buds as well as an increase from five to ten pence for plastic bags the possible changes could come into effect in january twenty twenty and environmental journalist all of a tick hell told is that although commendable passing out plastic in a single such shots could pose challenges. problems. in the supply. and so if we have to take passing out straight away then either we shift to another material which would also have. us. all we will find that the cost of food goes up and that we are more food it is it is being damaged in the food waste in the supply chain and that show floyd's shoot. and that we are reposing one problem with another. or do get in touch and say your thoughts are stories by following us on social media and look at back in about thirty minutes with the latest headlines i see that . you know crazy things a lot of people. and somebody pops up with something really. nice someone doing drugs my nephew was still in drugs my sister just with doing drugs it was like an epidemic of drug abuse america's public enem

it's a good stock in a bad market let's go to bud in ohio. bud?> caller: boo-yah, skee-daddy. >> boo-yah. >> caller: this is your long-time fan bud in beautiful, akron, ohio. thankful for taking my call. >> okay. it's good to have you on the show >> caller: thank you i believe i have identified a very positive catalyst for a stock you know well and i'd like to run my thesis by you. >> absolutely. i'm all ears. >> caller: cool. first off, i agree with you that there will not be an economic recession in 2019. i also believe that for a variety of reasons, a large number of working people never adjusted tax withholdings to account for the 2018 tax cuts. those people are going to be in for a very pleasant surprise when they find they are getting larger than usual refund checks, just in time for spring planting season. >> what are they going to do with the spring checks >> will it be a good catalyst for home depot >> for remodel and renovation and restoration? i think it will be but lowe's speaks on wednesday home depot had a remarkable turn under and t

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your help because can bud is the experienced commander.can bud comes to give him a hat and he leads his second battalion off to the right leaderless. an important juncture. can budd and george mcmurtry will figure very heavily in this because when kevin budd comes over by whittlesey and the move over the top at,the dead man's , this leaves george mcmurtry a captain in charge of what is left of the second battalion on the right. now we know that whittlesey is moving over the hill and the 360 it's not catching up with him on the left, now, the second battalion begins to take fire and the germans are driving a wedge in between the first and second battalion. and without orders to do so, george mcmurtry holds the second battalion back. now, we have a hole on the left and the right. the redlines show where the second battalion got and where they fell back to. the redlines on the left show where the 3/68 should have been, number number for where they actually were, 3. number 1, the purple box is whittlesey's command. they are stranded out on the

i will read a page from the book about my main character whose name is bud frazier and some of you may know him if you've had issues in houston in particular, but this is about how he got started and why he decided to go into this field and he's a wonderful eccentric west texan and this starts right when he is done with middle school were he's still in med school. even so, he's already decided to specialize in heart surgery. the death toll was skyrocketing in 19 to the three. every day another patient at methodist died because the doctors had so little to offer. there's one patient in particular was terrified expression would stay with him for the rest of his life. he worked up a medical history for one of the doctors growing list of international patients. a 17-year-oldas italian boy who was only a few years younger than god himself. the students who did the work i've also got to scrub in on the patient's surgery. he was there for what he expected to be a routine replacement of a damaged aortic valve. he was thin but handsome with dark black hair optimistic about the surgery he was ea

that's going out to frankfurt to our man there will be buds and ask him what this news means for the world's huge health care market and in particular for the two pharma giants. yes and i think glaxo smith kline is also finally seeing eye to eye with investors heavyweight investors that have been putting pressure on glaxo smith kline g s k let's term it for short to get more out of the company to unpeel unveil the hidden value in the company and do a spin off like this and now it's doing it g s k is obviously the more weighty partner in this but both stand to gain if they can actually make good on the cost cutting and the purchasing price advantages that they are hoping to get from this union in the consumer healthcare business oh and how is this this joint venture going to shake up the pharmaceuticals market. well they both will be clearly now number one together in the consumer health business among brand names at least seven point three percent of post will be their market share compare that to four percent for the other leading contenders like bayer for example or as a no fee or

below me with the gym but i let me go to all these beer owner who are deaf but we got the best bud and they're not the. god band found out about one hundred after trolling the internet and seeing videos of patients more king with a new lakes show cause i really am she a license or i know what the sounds were with her anway wish your shadow here or should i thank you who spoke more at the entry area manager. but god ban will have to pay for this new technology himself his mum a mira sold their family home to do it no matter yet they act as she can my i am on the staten. island ferry as i do larry ninety nine in this thirty year. for god done this surgery is the chance to try and live a normal life. i have to have that i have been. or so i just don't want. to i don't want to do. that or that you know that unless. i get out i want. yeah look away doubt that i had to do that. or. ultimately everybody deserved to be treated equally ultimately there is no difference between iraqis civilians military whatever they are patients and it's my job. to treat people according to that need and it's m

you also prepare the euro zone for future crises so that it can respond in sort of nip them in the bud before they can begin now it's important to remember the moment in which this was proposed there were a bunch of contentious elections going on in which populace were feared to when europe was not looking so good as a bloc instead mccraw won on a message of pro europe more europe in fact you have medical and office the franco german relationship which normally drives a lot of e.u. policy looked like it was going to come together and could really make waves and so you had this window it was seen and this effort to do something big it sounds like what you're trying to tell me is that we've missed the boat right and that's what a lot of people are saying they're really looking at this as you said this is these are watered down reforms and frankly you know the budget here is one of the most contentious issues it's not really going to be the driver of the euro zone that was in vision it's going to be something that's small and inserted into looked. into the larger even budgets and really w

he's like, all right, you got this, bud. >> he keeps strikes. >> wow. >> i told you, he's good. >> moreh professional bowling. >> no, come on. it could be. what do we know about hover boards? >> they are fail machines. >> never try them out next to the christmas tree. >> too late. >> there it is. there she goes. >> and now, she fell on to the christmas tree. >> help me. >> she's got her and her boo had been out partying. they had been a little inebriated when they got home. she got on her daughter's hover board and crashed into the tree her daughter decorated. her daughter told her she wasn't mad, just disappointed. >> even worse. >> he's headed under water to see what he can find. >> what is it? >> next "right this minute." >> still to come, jack miran is back with our favorite game. we try to figure out. >> guest guess. >> see if you can predict what has us all freaking out, next. get clearer. and stay clearer. in fact, most patients who saw 90% clearer skin at 28 weeks stayed clearer through 48 weeks. tremfya® works better than humira® at providing clearer skin, and more patients wer

. >> somebody did come back for him at about 6:30, and they were like, not so fast, bud, and they called the police and he was arrested at about 9:00 a.m. >> what were you doing last night, buddy? >> hanging out in jail. >> yeah, they see a golf cart they want here, so they -- >> they are so dumb they know how to put it in reverse. >> they make off with the cart. the same evening the suspects went through a glass door and took a computer and sports gear. >> and this is their getaway car? >> pretty much. >> nothing cooler than being able to appreciate the beauty of winter from inside a helicopter. alec and sarah are taking a flight so they can appreciate this beauty. look at this. >> gorgeous. >> pretty. >> stunning. >> so for them it was particularly appropriate when they got to the pass they were able to get out of the helicopter and just take in the views. look at those pictures. >> he got a picnic basket and everything over there? >> not just that. they celebrated they reconnected recently, and they had known each other for a long time, and just like that without her expecting he gets

naples is associated with many things but not a budding startup culture well think again an organization called impaired out of five i learned to do helps young entrepreneurs to go into business for example by tapping into italians love of coffee. ringing his bicycle bell and singing just happy she's on no pedals his car through the working class spanish culture of naples forget queuing in coffee bars the twenty five year old entrepreneur takes his coffee to his clients don cafe can go with the flow set up shop wherever there's foot traffic keep your stash to clients that coffee then i move on to the next. thing is that this idea has come from the spanish quarter which is an area on the margins of society. but despite this there are young people who are willing to work and give it their all and with time can achieve results. as is common in southern italy she's on no has no tail and cannot ask for money for his coffee people are free to give us they see fit that way he can be arrested for not having a vendor's license and doesn't pay tax on his earnings most people pay one euro for a cup

and so the star do make a point of stopping by when they can to practice with the budding musicians. eventually the students get to show what they've got on stage. with the veterans philip in time and backing them all the way. the whole world of pop music on one facebook page d w music check out your favorite stars and the latest from the scene. don't put those into the top universe and follow us on facebook we'll see you then d w music. after hearing just one track by easy milky chance we're keen to work with the british film stripes and they promptly managed to recruit her as guest vocalist on the single bad thing. well. i think. i'll. keep the. single. thing. i. think. you. know a good thing that we can keep out of our minds it's the song where everything started. made it such a hit. beyond the track. you. know the chance might be a bit tired of this song but their fans most certainly are not no concert of theirs is complete without their eva had stolen downs written by singer claimants in a bind. because they're. the single sold over three point six million copies but started out

there his budding interest blossoms.hat one fact helped bush become elected to two terms as a congressman but he was defeated in subsequent bids to the senate. >> we view this so seriously we consider it a possible turning point in the history of the y n united nations. president nixon appointed him chairman to the united nations. and sent to china as part of a new initiative in u.s./china relg relations and came home to be a director of the cia. he left that job when jimmy carter became president. bush ran against ronald regan, winning some but eventually withdrawing when it became clear he wouldn't be the nominee. but regan believed he kds help him and named him as his running mate. he spent a lotf of time on the road. he was regan's heir apparent in 1998. >> i want a kindaler and gentler nation. >> reporter: he also made campaign promise that would with come back to haunt him. >> read my lips no new taxes. >> reporter: his selection of a running mate surprised many. >> my choice for the vice presidency is senator dan

we really don't know, bud if you are asking what's next, the all-important question the what's next?nue to look at that russian connection, but for today, whate what we know is the government believes there is some russian connection between the trump business dealings in russia, and the fact they must have needed russian government approval to engage in this business. that appears to be their theory going forward. but as always, it's very opaque. we don't know what the mueller team is doing until they file these speaking type documents or indictments that give us an indirect status report. >> if you excuse me, i need to -- >> are these gluting free? >> i can't vouch for that. >> take a bite. also opaque. >> whine danny is dining -- >> read between the lines, what did that tell us about the case itself? >> flynn is giving them information that the government believes is sensitive enough to protect from public view. what we are all hoping for is the road map the mueller report would provide. whether or not there's impeachment, there for sure will be the report. and whether or not it's

just been we've been kenya and them they've only just be within this area so there might even be the buds of kenya won through free preview and must. when the whole make just manufacture consent to public wealth. when the ruling classes protect themselves. in the final merry go round be the one percent. we can all middle of the room sick. my seven years doing drugs my nephews was still in drugs my sister just with doing drugs it was like an epidemic of drug abuse america's public enemy number one in the united states is drug abuse started one after the users in a prison population sewer we started treating sick people people who are addicted to these drugs like criminals while i was on the hill. then the war on drugs was a mistake there are countless numbers of people who are in prison for. sins for whom our own are minor offenders in the drug trade it's a lot watching your children grow up and miss you in waves and say by daddy as you're walking out of a business it's just it doesn't get easy. countries gone into a nihilistic theme. i think. things get out the traveling across america to

when we see that it was i myself when i saw them i know the honk of buds made some strides it allots that is what bush did. when the hunters came in support for the national team went down in volume considerably it was an awkward situation. i. was. at handed in are you glad i was sent out to us around to be allowed to lead us around on a what i'm going to learn of what it can felt when is was a little yet in our you and i did it. the more down i hadn't changed and then the eligible but. who just saw it on a law who threw bottles of water on the alley tell. me. what. a bubble got. out on them when i needed a goddamn kwame and i'm on the buy em and i let going to buy she had this am without them i didn't. know if that. was the felt like double love. potion the super bowl pain watching of amulets and chum this. in preparation for a trip to the bush is almost a more important ceremony than the hunt itself. they have sticks and knives to combat religious fanatics but you shouldn't disregard the spirits even if you believe in allah. then there's no need to quote him one you don't have to p

santa clara street was closed from ocie way to red-bud lane as police, firefighters and pg&e worked the scene. (grant) and in san leandro -- a mother and her 12-year-old son escaped after their attic caught fire. a neighbor on trojan avenue was walking by the home and saw smoke coming from the attic yesterday afternoon. the neighbor alerted the mother and son by knocking on the front door. firefighters say they were able to keep the fire from spreading beyond the attic. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. no one reported being injured. (vicki) in the north bay... a family is looking for answers after a loved one was shot in her car on christmas eve. a 20-year-old mother was ambushed while her 2-year-old child sat in the car with her in suisun city. kron 4's alecia reid has the story. patrick nodinewhile preparing for the christmas celebration, this young mother was ambushed in her car ...pkgchristmas will have to wait until emma nodine gets home from the hospital.she was hit in the shoulder, elbow, and grazing to her headafter backing out of her bluebill way driveway, an

. >> we have been struggling with our bud ft the last several years and having this fee come down will make a big difference in the programs that we can do in the future. >> reporter: the money is budgeted f only one year and the fees will still be there when the money is gone. based on square footagef run off.with water >> it needs to be in the budget every>>year. eporter: stacy water also kicked in $60 million to help low income residents. you can findore details in our 4c washington app. news i-team. >> the money will only be available on a first come first serve basis. officials tell the i-team that they are confident there will be enough money. >>> amelia has joined us. you warned us we have rain. >> most of thursday is going to be dry. friday lking like a rainy day. and all the rain we have had, there could be potential flooding issues. tomorrow it is only wannesday plenty of sunshine. in fact a pleasant day out there tomorrow. high temperatures 50 degrees and barely a cloud in the sky.ve if you have t plans, you want to get out doors, the weather is cooperating. a few degrees ab

what do you think, bud?ood. >> reporter: for "today in the bay." >> so glad they got to be santa. >>> coming up here on "today in the bay," nbc bay area responds. >> we're checking the accuracy of the scales they used for check luggage. nbc bay area responds, next. >>> but the top u.s. nuclear envoy says washington as no intention of easing its sanctioning against north korea. u.s. leaders are in seoul participating in a meeting with south korean officials. it comes amid deadlocked talks. north korea said yesterday it would never unilaterally giver up its weapons until the u.s. removes sits threats. if you )re season, there )s a good chance you )ll have to pay extra to check your bag. >>> if you're flying this holiday season, there's a good chance you'll have to pay extra to check your bag. >> an airline is going to weigh your bag first, partly for safety, but also to see if you owe them a second fee. >>> good morning. let's go back to the money first. airlines raked in $4.5i billion in baggage fees last yea

ademÁs, bud bunny dice que ahora es good bunny.ocado ni castigar a mis hijas ni premiarlas. yo he tratado de razonar de madre a hija explicandoles. no voy a decir que no me hayan sacado de quicio. cuando era pequeÑa a una le dio un arrebato y empezÓ a gritar y le dije yo voy a hacer lo mismo que tÚ estÁs haciendo para que te de la misma vergüenza y le dije viste cÓmo te sientes? y nunca lo volviÓ a hacer. yo creo que hay que hacer razonar un poco a los hijos y hacerlos entender. lo Único que hacen con un castigo es revelarse. marcela: pero todo tiene una consecuencia, paola. es que la agresiÓn no es buena nunca. marcela: no estamos hablando de ser agresivos con los hijos pero y tienes que castigar, y tienes que quitarle un privilegio, ese es un castigo porque los privilegios se van ganando. paola: mi padre castigaba mi hermana y despuÉs resultÓ embarazada. la castigaba, no la dejaba salir y ella se escapaba. eric: yo no tengo hijos pero tengo sobrinos. yo creo que es un balance y es estar en el mismo centro. estÁ el refuerzo positi

ken bud comes over to give him a hand. he leaves his battalion off to the right at an important juncture. leaderless. ken bud and george mcmurtry will feature heavily. when kevin budd comes over and they move over the top of the dead man's hill, this leaves george mcmurtry, a captain, in charge of what is left of the second battalion. we know whittlesey is moving over the hill. now the second battalion begins to take artillery fire and the germans are driving a wedge between the first and second battalion. without orders to do so, george mcmurtry pulls the battalion back. now we have a hole in the left and the right. the red lines show where the second battalion got and where they fell back to. the red lines on the left show where the 368 should have been. number one, the purple box, is whittlesey's command. they are stranded on the north slope of a lonely hillside. there's about 400 men. they set up a square and they dig in figuring that their flanks will catch up with them. for the next 48 hours, whittlesey is stranded o

this bud's for you striking a multibillion dollar deal for cannabis drinks the full details on worldwide exchange returns >>> welcome back, 5:12 on the east coast dow futures are down, but they are down less than they were we had a 735 point round trip yesterday. the market did not like it so i guess down 70 right now, not the worst thing in the world. you have some breaking news a few moments ago on oil the opec coming out and basically saying that they're going to reduce their output by 3% remember it was 2.5% before, so opec trying to get a little more aggressive in front of this oil slide. it's not happening despite those headlines, reuters, ten minutes ago, crude oil down 3%, to 46.50, gas prices, i guess, there's an up side should stay low topping your corporate headlines, one beer giant, the biggest of the giants is making a big bet on cannabis. frank colin is here now with more >> the parent of anheuser-busch is teaming up with one of the fastest growing canadian companies, tilray labs, nonalcoholic beverages, containing thc, and cbd, which is being touted as a treatment for a wi

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you've got this, bud. >> dang, he keeps getting all the strikes. >> wow. >> i told you.e would watch professional bowling -- >> no, no. >> yes, yes, he did. >> oh, come on! >> everybody can't be as graceful -- >> is this a video of us? >> it could be but, no. >> what do we know about cover boys? >> never try them out next to the christmas tree. >> too late. >> there it is. there she goes. yep. oh, oh, oh! >> now, almost at the christmas tree. >> she got it. >> the fellow had no inclination -- >> they had been out partying and were a lit the in even briated when she got home and went crashing into the tree her daughter decorated. she said she wasn't mad, just disappointed. inebriated. >> i am very nervous for today's video. >> you know gabby, she has a pretty cool trick up her sleeve. >> you know my friend, molly, a video youtuber. she is blind and when we went shopping and something was sparkly, the would stop in her tracks and go, my god. she can't see but can see the sparkles. >> she was legally blind and at 4 years old was diagnosed and lost her sight completely at ag

. >>> and we'll take you inside these budding businesses where you c somot andanmoke uy b it there tooall coming up on abc7 news at 6:00. >>> people, a ban that broke barriers to ban lgbtq rights in san francisco now has another distinction. >> san band. >> she said being part of the band was life-changing. >> i wanted to be part of something amazing, something that made incredible music and the less boonian gay freedom band makes incredible music for all of us to enjoy. >> reporter: the band was the first gayriented band to form in 19789. >> coming up next, world news with david muir. i'm kristen sze. >> and i'm dan ashley. we hope to see you again in half >>> tonight, breaking news half coming in right now as we come on in the west. a tornado touching down just moments ago outside seattle. images of the destruction coming in at this hour. video of the funnel cloud. authorities say significant damage to homes. we have the latest. >>> all of this part of two systems set to collide, creating a holiday travel mess. where to expect major delays and dangerous driving. just as millions prep

quÉ manera de cerrar este ciclo bailando con bud bunny en el escenario y entregando la corona.dar su audiciÓn en el 2007, esto fue parte del reto de yaritza, quien jackie piensa que lo hizo muy bien. jessica: cÓmo sentiste la entrevista con yaritza? estÁ preparada para ser reina? >> sÍ,yo sÓlo le dije que este es un obstÁculo pero tambiÉn una oportunidad. jessica: cÓmo estuvieron esas emociones? por quÉ lloraste? jackie: porque fue despuÉs dos aÑos despuÉs de mi accidente y en mi vida han pasado cosas muy difÍciles. estuve en una cama casi muerta y eso fue lo que me emociono. jessica: continuaron las grandes sorpresas con la participaciÓn de kasper smart quien se destacÓ en el baile y que tambiÉn vino bien acompaÑado de una super noticia porque serÁ una de los jueces en la temporada de " mira quiÉn baila". has dado una gran noticia y es que serÁs un juez en mira quiÉn baila. a quÉ otras celebridades podemos ver en el show? [audio en inglÉs] jessica: no me puedes decir ni uno? [risas] jessica: y cerramos con muchos sentimientos porque las semifinalistas tambiÉn pasaron por el ba

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