i'm glen campbell. ♪ ♪ >> in 1968, the entertainer of the year was glen campbell. ♪ >> are you a beachu sit in for brian williams? ♪ >> i know i haven't changed i don't think. like when you go back home, the people treat you so differently. >> he grew up dirt poor in arkansas, learned music on a sears & roebuck guitar and became one of the biggest recording stars of all time. as a much sought after studio musician he recorded with everyone from frank sinatra, elvis to the beach boys. ♪ >> if "true grit" is as successful as everyone says it's going to be, we may have something going. ♪ >> the rhinestone cowboy himself, mr. glen campbell. [ imitating donald duck ]. >> people say, is there no end to than -- that man's talent. >> is there no beginning? >> you know what the date is today? the month, day and year. what month do you think this is? >> i -- what is it? i don't know. let's go look. >> what time of the year? are we in winter, spring, summer or fall? >> i don't worry about those things. >> don't worry about that. >> don't worry about them. >> all right. do you know the year. what

according to the latest victim, the suspect lived here at this apartment off union avenue in campbell. tonight, it appeared someone was still living there though no one answered the door. >> this was the first time i had ever rented an apartment. >> reporter: alexis coleman thought she found a great deal when she found it listed for only $1,500 a month. >> it needed some work which is part of why i thought we were a

live in campbell, katie nielsen, kpix5. >>> tragic accident san jose tonight. a little girl hit by a truck while she was running into the street after her skateboard. it happened near snell avenue. the driver of the truck stayed and is cooperating. >>> chilling new details about what happened the night five party goers were gunned down in a home in orinda. we are hearing about a possible motive. these are the five suspects. one of them arrested after a daring escape. and tonight, police are looking for others involved. kpix5's andrea nakano with where the investigation goes from here. >> reporter: though arrests have been made, there's a lot of work to do to dna evidence and figure out who shot who. authorities say even two of the five victims were armed with guns. the sheriff of contra costa county shares with us the details of the horrific scene. it was complete chaos inside the orinda airbnb rental on halloween night. >> in my 32 years of law enforcement, i have never seen a homicide scene like this ever. it was a blood bath. inside the home. >> reporter: sh

in campbell has a locked storage unit for bicycles and police say several thieves work hand- in-handswipe several of them. the thing is ey wereht on deos like this of thieves stealing bikes, how does that make you feel? will it makes me mad. >> reporter: she knows what it feels like to have your bikes:, he has been victimized three times. one of the bikes worth nearly $1000. just around the corner from where he locks up his bicycle every day for work, campbell police say three thieves stole eight bikes in a matter of minutes last month at the railway apartment. surveillance video shows one suspect walk in followed by another man. both accused of stealing for bikes that morning. nearly one week later one of the suspects comes back this time with a woman who casually eat a bag of chips. the pair allegedly steals for more bikes. anthony who bikes to work in campbell not only locks up his icicle, he parks it feet from his job and has a friend who also keep watch. >> i lookout every day. they let me know if there are any issues. >> how do you feel about the fact that you have to keep an e

potand we're available for any questions. >> thank you miss campbell. supervisor brown any questions? >> no. so next up, we have tonya lediju -- actually jan adams from the mayor's office of housing who will present on the transition mou. >> thank you so much, supervisors. very pleased to be here and i do want to recognise tonya. you may know her as the city auditor but appointed by the mayor to lead the transition of the housing authority so happy to be here. i want to thank miss campbell and her team for the excellent work in review and collaboration on their performance audit. i will keep my comments brief as miss campbell did a good job of summarizing the key issues. what brings us here is a set of financial and operational challenges experienced by the housing authority and on the housing choice voucher administration. there were operating budget deficits on the public housing side projected in the upcoming years and a very acute shortfall in the housing choice voucher that necessitated an emergency loan from our office to the housing authority to

campbell denied this. a disavow that implied he felt no obligation to offer comfort in the circumstances. campbell significantly defended his behavior by insisting he had entertained company and played music in his "own quarters." parsing the statements gives us a sense and glints of how each man interpreted his claim to their shared domestic space. as the head of household, tweedy expected that captain campbell would adhere to certain standards of behavior that aligned with the needs of the family. for this reason, tweedy's framing of the man's relationship is significant, and presenting it as friendship rather than a forced living, it is an assertion of social equality between this apothecary and a british officer. it also enables tweedy to maintain this illusion of power over his household even though in reality he is powerless to in -- to control that. hand wason the other aware that he inhabited these house. he was not oblivious to the families loss. and yet his disregard for the circumstance and his

miss campbell. >> good morning. i have a brief presentation on our audit of the city's assumption of the san francisco housing authority's essential function, but also, i'll speak to the resolution before you approving the mou between the city and the housing authority and retroactively approving the $20 million loan from the mayor's office of housing to the housing authority. so, our audit scope is to sort of look at the impact of the reported financial shortfall of the housing authority in 2018 and do a prospective analysis of the city's assumption of the housing authority's functions and just sort of context the housing authority, the two major roles are the oversight of public housing and of housing vouchers. they're about 12,000 vouchers and half are tenant based in which tenants can use the vouchervouchers to rent in the e market or ones which pay for an actual housing unit. so in context of when the audit started, prior to the audit motion, the housing authority reported that up to $30 million shortfall in th

miss wilcox, the teacher from campbell elementary has had a 20-year career and has been teaching at campbell for the past three years. working with her colleagues, she created a stem school at campbell, the first stem elementary school in anchorage. again, these are innovators. you can tell these teachers are innovators. also as a project for the iditarod teacher in every classroom which is a science program based on our famous sled dog race, the iditarod, she worked with another colleague to get their classroom to adopt and improve a local park. miss wilcox' second graders appeared before the school board, the community council, the parks commission to advocate for their idea. so not only are they learning stem, but they're learning civics and for their efforts, they were awarded a $20,000 anchorage parks foundation matching grant and the park now has outdoor learning labs, pass signs and is a joy to visit. so all you visitors who are going to come to alaska, you've got to make sure you check out this great, new innovation in our parks. finally, let me talk about miss wright. miss wright ha

campbell brought forward. and then i'll go into our presentation really quickly. but i'd like to assure you that through the transition period and we continue to be in this phase fsha has made great strides. as it relates to the severance of our staff, we have fully funded that severance payment. that severance payment is projected for the entire two phases. there are two phases in this process with the staff of about $5 million. and that cost will be fully funded by sfha. as it relates to the unfunded tension that has been mentioned sfha continues to work through its own financial resources to ensure that it is able to meet those obligations as well. and i believe that it will -- it gives a position to do so. as it relates to the shortfall numbers that were shared in the report at that time of 16 to $18 million, i would like to be able to say that at this point our projected shortfall is 9 to $10 million as a matter of fact for this coming calendar year because it runs on a calendar year as it relates to the voucher payments. the shortfall is $8 million. we have

carol campbell, governor campbell, and then governor clinton had the responsibility of getting the republicansnd democratic governors, respectively, to sign on to this joint statement. would you like to share with us what happened as you tried to get this joint statement signed on by your fellow democratic governors? you can tell how long it took to write it by the way. [laughter] pres. clinton: when do we go to sleep? >> we finished -- did we go to sleep? >> we finished at 3:10 in the morning. the press was just getting warmed up at that time. [laughter] , it. clinton: i have to say didn't bother me as much as it did some people, and it took us a while to get it done because it took a while to get it done because we had so many people who had been involved in education. you gotta understand, we did a lot of bipartisan -- johnson new . he led a delegation to italy in 1987, to study the economic organization of the medieval guilds in northern italy, as they had been applied to the modern world, to see if it was a good thing for the economic transformation going on in america. republicans.hree h

winchester boulevard you're seeing some very heavy rainfall in the pain avenue hamilton avenue, west campbell avenue look at that band as that is moving on through that is associated with the cold front that has been moving on by bringing with it not only the heavy rainfall but we've had some reports. some lightning outside another band of rain continues to make its way through livermore valley into pleasanton a small union city and also into fremont becoming light on the backside of that cold front but there there's plenty more rain to come and maybe even a little snow around the bay area will have more on that in a few minutes. all right lawrence. >>thank you we do have some breaking news to tell you about at this hour and that could affect your travel punish a national airport just tweeting out that it is experiencing power outages at the airport. the staff is working on getting the power restored of course in fact it has been restore to half the gate. so far the tweet says this staff are working to resolve the issue please check with your airline for flight status updates to this issue wi

for a short time ago i spoke with jason campbell donya he's the l.a. bureau chief with n.b.c. news radio he told me more about the suspected motive behind the shooting. well right now motive is still unclear but there's a couple of reports that are getting a lot of play one and today is his birthday and 2 there are some social media posts where he might have made reference to today's events before they took place and on top of that there might be a relationship that might have gone sour which might have triggered that we're also learning that the gunman's father recently passed away so that might have sparked some anger far as officials are saying they're not saying anything except that they're doing a social media deep dive they're looking at everything from computers to fund phone drives to c.d.'s or d.v.d.'s that they found on his computer as does anything that they can get their hands on they're going to look at that digital footprint and jason this shooting is one of at least 30 u.s. schools this year that resulted in injuries or in death of course we know gun control is

campbell, governor campbell, and governor clinton had the responsibility of getting the republicans and democratic governors to sign on to this joint statement. would you like to share withgets what happened as you try to get this joint statement sign on by your fellow democratic governors? at you can tell how long it took to write it. >> when did we go to sleep? >> we finished at 3:10 in the morning. >> we were getting warmed up at that time. [laughter] say, it did not bother me as much as it did some people. it took a while to get this done. it took a well to get it done because we had so many people who had been involved in education. --did a lot a bipartisan johnson led a delegation to 1987 to study the economic organization of the medieval guilds in northern italy as they had been applied to the modern world to see if it was a good thing for the economic transformation going on in america. i went with three republicans. we had the time of our lives and we were serious. we worked. guys used to all these having an idea. everybody had an idea. they wanted their phrase in the final sta

we'll be right back.d by campbell's.no one that's no good for me ♪ ♪ i'd kiss you good-bye in the dead of the night if i could ♪ ♪ i'd start up the car and ride off in the dark, no, i should ♪ ♪ oh, yeah, yeah, yeah ♪ but i see the fireworks the second you call out my name ♪ ♪ my name, name, name, my name ♪ you put me through hell but i can't quit you for heaven's sake ♪ ♪ make a promise that i'm leaving but my heart only wants what it wants ♪ ♪ in the madness what a feeling i'm hung up, should be hanging it up ♪ ♪ whoa, you're no good for me i don't need nobody i don't need nobody ♪ ♪ that's no good for me ♪ don't need no one that's no good for me ♪ ♪ you're poison, i'm ivy, together we're perfectly bad ♪ ♪ your venomous eyes could blink one time and keep me attached oh, oh ♪ ♪ make a promise that i'm leaving but my hearts only wants what it wants ♪ ♪ in the madness what a feeling i'm hung up, should be hanging it up ♪ ♪ you're no good for me i don't need nobody ♪ ♪ don't need no one that's no good for me you're no good

campbell, on the other hand. was aware that he occupied tweeting his house and he was oblivious to the. law he insisted he can do as it is wish in his own quarter. it's his own private space, under his control and suffering from the rest of his family. moreover, in his refusal to acknowledge tweedy's demand campbell suggested he did not see these as social equal. only gentleman could dual each other. so because of his elevated class he is above the rest of the household. he is not subject to his domestic authority. it complicity reinforces notions that british officers in disregard american man. the court-martial will reinforce finding camels status more important. this reveals the power dynamics of this household. these actions represent not only a refuse but also in her assertion of tweedy domestic authority. his actions give him the right to threaten the boy in treat him with such authority as if he were his own servant. here is newport. as if he was his own servant. by enacting this display on tweedy target a

campbell a police arrested a craig's list rental sc or after he was already bookeand released for a similar scam in san jose they say 23 year-old robert milo. >>scanned least 7 victims in the city stealing more than $18,000 from those victims for taor to sack he spoke to police today she joins us now live from the campbell police department to tell it. >>police think there for 10 chile, re victims out there. >>that's right and as differentpolice departments are putting more information out about thisuspect they say that more victims are coming forward and a lot of them are interested beuse these ads for these rooms are below market price. so they seem very affordable now they say most recently a 7th victim just came forward 2 days ago. >>kemah police arrested 23 ar-old robert milo calling him a prolific craigslist's rental scam or they y post ads for an apartment or room at 7.10 minute drive and to 35 union avenue campbell and 3200 painhave in san jose since more than ce say myler scammed $18,000. least 7 people in the city >>actually showing prospective renters his apartment that he had ac

it usually i reporting live in campbell taylor sackey kr 4 news sailor. thank you a new homeless shelters now open in hayward the shelter located in haywards industrial zone will provideransitional housg and services. >>for up to 45 homelespeople living in the area. officials said the goal is to have every resident placed into permanent houng within 3 months. the shelter will be affed e 45 residents will be 4 7. moving in slowly over the nt few weeks. the first group arrived today. >>the city of orlando ha secured funding to move forward with the construction of a new navigation center in t south of solano county. there our 3 nonofitealth care systems involved center kaiser and north bay health care donated more than million. e city of vallejo has identified homelessness as an issue in that city n. hopes that this navigation center will help eate a pathway for those people who e homeless to secure permanent housing. >>the city of palo alto has identified a public utilities employee was killed in a workplace incident over the weekend for a 2 year-old in at

was the friend a fan of campbell's soup?fred: one of those, like campbell's soup nerds. [ laughter ] >> seth: what are those? >> fred: cerns >> seth: what? >> fred: cer-nerds [ laughter ] cam-nerds? >> seth: oh, cam-nerds are campbell's soup nerds? >> fred: yes >> seth: and that's a thing? >> fred: yeah, or it was in the '50s >> seth: okay, yeah. [ light laughter ] this is from 1962. >> fred: right, right. [ laughter ] it was a reflection of that. >> seth: oh, i see it's, like reflecting back >> fred: yeah, it's just looking back that's how time works. >> seth: okay. [ laughter ] so, time reflects back, and art is stapled together? >> fred: yes [ light laughter ] >> seth: all right, you've done it again >> fred: thank you [ laughter ] >> seth: give it up for fred, everybody. [ cheers and applause >> fred: thank you >> seth: "art aficionado." our first guest is an emmy and golden globe award-winning actor you know from shows such as "the people versus o.j. simpson" and nbc's "this is us. he stars in "waves," which is in selec

you can see two addresses in campbell, one in san jose. if you have any information in this, you are urged to call campbell police. >>> you probably know this. the dow hit a new record high today. for the first time ever it soared past 28,000 points. it happened just after the white house announce that had china and the u.s. would still reach a trade deal. the market has had four consecutive weeks of gains. apple has been the best performing stock in the dow for the past four months. the shares are up more than 30%. >> this is notable and timely. we're learning more on how twitter man's to ban political ads. last month twitter announced a ban on all political content beginning next week of today the san francisco company released which ads specifically fall under the ban. twitter will not allow any ads that appeal for votes for candidates, political parties, or ballot measures. but it will allow ads related to social cause such as climate change, gun control, and abortion. and news organizations like nbc bay area will be allowed to post ab

campbell pd said because of jail overcrowding. the san did a clara sheriff's department said that the suspect did not have a violent history and white claar crimes are released while waiting on trial. >>> collin kaepernick will show off his skills today. the former 49ers quarterback will take part in a workout near atlanta. recruits will be there to watch the 32 year old. his run ended after the 2016 season. he claim had the league and teams colewded toecap him from playing after he started kneeling during the national anthem. >>> a scary night at a football game. >> we saw everybody from the crowd running and the football team -- the coach told us to get down and we wanted to get in the school. we ran up here, ran through the fence and went through here. >> the gun fiere you wanted on the home team side of the bleachers. they found the weapon but not the shooter. >>> a 16 year old shooter that killed 13 in a high school died. thatting that yet bub how -- nathaniel berhow turned the gun on himself and he has died. >> reporter: you

now campbell police arrested a man for scamming people 7 people. rentals on craigslt so a 23 year-old robert milo. there's th photo right there he's accused of stealing more than $18,000 from his victims. so my will scan people by posti an ad for his own apartment and taking deposits he would then call his victims say that the rental all of a sudden was no longer available and that he'd send arefund check from a fake account. police learned that milo was skin, i mean people less than onth after he was arrested for a similar scam in n jose. >>while we were doing the investigation and there was a warrant outfrom the san jose police department that he was arrested foror a similar type scam. and he was released. shortly after that arst and procded to to start doing the scams again in campbell. >>wellolicbelieve that there may be more victims. they also say that this is an important reminder to make sure you do your reseah and you know be carefulhen you're purchasing things on craigslist and look out for scams or ythinon daysall right coming up next on

neither cummings nor campbell have been arrested, for those just turning in.ry, she was killed two years ago, now we have finger—pointing going right to the heart of the government. we have this absolutely appalling day of news of 3—man, in british public life with huge followings, huge talents, all of them who all have passed away this week. the times has a photo of clive james and jonathan miller, i confess, two zeros in my household and my husband and children sort of idolise them, really. it'sjust extraordinary. huge losses. when the news broke of clive james' death this afternoon some people in the office, younger people, asked who he was which is incredibly heartbreaking for those of us who remember the amazing tv they made. the ride, dried humour, these japanese torture programmes. he is a brilliant intellectual, a poet. translated italian dante. the sydney opera house is a national symbol, and anyway he was. we were lucky to have them. sirjonathan miller, a doctor's daughter, he was always held up to me. he had the skills as a medic and opera and theat

elected office. 1869, our wyoming territorial legislature dictated this, and it was signed by governor campbell, granting women this act. so remarkable that we have a copy of this. they have it at the capitol, but we have this copy that is so extraordinary. you can see the writing that said what was happening in the west. decemberf this act, 10th, 1869, giving women full rights alongside men, we had the first woman voter in the world, we had the first woman bailiff, martha boys adkinson, the first woman on a jury, and we had all of wyoming's women able to be in the legislature. hobart morris who was the first woman justice of the peace. we had the first woman governor in the world. all of these were the cattle keep fallout -- cattle cave oflout from the dissent 1869. we have a few more mentions of our women who were important, and here we have a great thing where her friends were so worried. she is in the west caught in the suffrage act, and she writes about it. she says some of my friends are eastern girls, so judge women's suffrage by the english suffrage reports and think any woman who votes

ladies and gentlemen during the in welcoming josh campbell and james comey. [applause] >> a personal privilege. [laughter] that is huawei and geo, the names i still remember who are comfort dogs for the fbi who have done so much good for so many people who have suffered, mass shootings, terrible things and those dogs have brought peace to hundreds and hundreds of people. that is why i wanted to greet them first when we found out they were here. . . . a was trashed and i also know you work closely with robert mueller who came close to getting fired but was definitely trashed. [laughter] so my question is are you the problem with x. [laughter] [applause] are they all going to be like this? i figured we would start to slow. at the beginning, tell the folks how you ended up in the fbi. >> thanks everyone for being here. my first time doing this and i'm glad you were a part of it and it's even more special that it's happening before the actual release so thanks for coming out and for your support. to the question inside the fbi, my career started in earnest septem

and melanie campbell, president of the national coalition on black civic participation.lso the convener of the black women's roundtable. mustafa ali and i will be co-moderating the foreign here at south carolina state university in orangeburg tonight. if you have questions for the candidates, please, write to us 's twitter,y now! instagram, facebook. we will be live streaming and broadcasting on stations around the country starting at 6:00 p.m. eastern standard time. our website is democracynow.org. when w we come back, the orangeburg massacre. it was february 8, 1968, south carolina however troll officers opened fire on black students here at sub carlotta state university who were protesting segregated bowling alley. patrolman killed three and wounded 28. we will hear more. stay with us. ♪ [mumusic break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. we're broadcasting from the martin luther king auditorium on the south cacarolina state university campus here in orangeburg. the university is the site of the 1968 orangeburg mas

sadly, many thanks, sarah campbell for us that at the cenotaph.g a third day of chaos from severe flooding in parts of england with damaged homes, disrupted businesses and travel disruption. seven severe flood warnings are in place on the river don in yorkshire meaning there's a danger to life. there's also concern that water levels are rising on sections of the river trent near newark. andy moore reports. the village of fishlake on the lower reaches of the river don where almost the entire community, that's hundreds of people, have been forced to leave their homes. the waters here are showing little signs of receding and the levels could remain high for some time to come. elsewhere, on other rivers like the lower reaches of the trent in nottinghamshire, water levels are still rising. the only way in or out of fishlake was by boat or on the back of a farm trailer. we're all right to get rescued, but we didn't expect it to be as deep as this. this is... we've never seen anything like this before. i only moved in five weeks ago. for this woman, resc

but first, let's speak to sarah campbell, who's at new scotland yard for us tonight.aying? the metropolitan police have given two statements here today, giving this clear timeline of events. so the commissioner, cressida dick, described how the event started at fishmongers' hall with the police receiving the first call at 1:58pm this afternoon and she said just five minutes later city of london police had confronted the suspect. in terms of what is happening here this evening, counter—terrorism detectives, she said, would be working around the clock to identify the victims and to help their families, whilst at the same time working at full tilt, she said, to understand what happened and crucially whether anyone else was involved. in practical terms, crucially whether anyone else was involved. in practicalterms, in london, this does mean that those cordons around london bridge will remain in place for some time. london of course very busy at the moment with shoppers and with tourists and as a reassurance the commissioner said that people would expect to see more police

. >>> glen campbell. >> your difficulties are due to alzheimer's. >> i ain't done yet. >> glen campbell is starting to wear on his supporters. here's jeanne moos. >> reporter: the human backdrop behind president trump -- >> impeachment witch-hunt. impeachment. >> reporter: booed and chanted. [ crowd chanting ] >> reporter: and kissed. >> these people are crazy. >> reporter: but, all anyone noticed was what was on the t-shirts they were wearing? >> read the transcript. >> yeah, read the transcript. >> read the transcript, except that we can't. >> reporter: because it's not a transcript. it's a summary of president trump's call with the president of ukraine. nevertheless to convince people -- >> it was perfect. >> reporter: read the transcript has become the president's mantra. >> my father put the transcript out. read it. >> reporter: the t-shirts that said "read the transcript" evoke responses like -- read the mueller report. alternative t-shirt slowingsons like i would like you to do a favor though, suggest it. there were doubters wondering whether the human props actually read the tra

josh campbell is a correspondent for cnn and prior to joining the network, he did a very distinguished tenure at the federal bureau of investigation where he served as a special assistant fbi director james comey, he's worked with former special counsel on fbi director robert malik and he's the author of the brand-new book, crossfire hurricane inside donald trump's work on the fbi, let's give a warm welcome to josh campbell. [applause] our next author is also an alumni of the fbi and also the central intelligence agency but most important to those here in the room, he's a 305 till you die kind of guy because philip is actually native, he went to school down here, he's also the author of the book back site, the cia and the post- 9/11. [applause] and last but by no means, by no means least, a man who's taken on the legendary persona, you see him up and down the cable television i'll offering his clues to the world, more than anything else, a navy chief and a proud one at that, the author of new york times best-selling books including his latest, the plot to betray america, how trump embr

malcolm, josh campbell and philip talking about national security and intelligence.e on book tv. ♪ >> good afternoon, everyone. how is everyone? [cheering] thank you for being here for this session. my name is tony, on the campus resident. it's a pleasure to be the room post for this session. i want to welcome you to the book fair and today the book fair and here on this campus, it goes on around around the community and different activities that go about and promote literacy in our community. just wanted to make sure i gave acknowledgment to our sponsors for this event. the royal caribbean north america, the group foundation, the meredith and foundation, all of that, give them a round of applause. [applause] onto think the hundreds of volunteers that make this event today. let's give them a round of applause. [applause] and friends of the fair. how many of you are here? all right. that's great. thank you for being here during this session. thank you for your support of the fair. those of you not yet of affair, please consider that. follow us on social media and sign

milo allegedly defrauded six campbell victims of more than $18,000.le out on bail earlier this month police say they caught him running the scam again when officers posed as would-be renters. milo is facing a number of charges including fraud and resisting arrest. police are asking additional victims to come forward. >>> more than a dozen law enforcement agencies teamed up in a special operation dubbed project guardian spearheaded by the atf with help from san mateo gang and telly county intelligence units. it ended up in the arrest of two people for conspiracy to steal firearms without a license and petition of meth with intent to sell. >>> a little bit of history came down in the south at the balko shopping center. onlookers said it was a little scary when the walls bearing the balko sign came crashing down sending insulation into this treat. lewis quickly slept up the debris and the property owners say all precautions were taken to make sure the demolition was safe, including having the wall tethered to control the fall. >> you're a little sad to s

campbell county up here. when trump was elected president he won big-time in campbell county up here. tonight the democratic candidate this is the cincinnati ohio is here. the suburbs if you will. the democrat doing it there. in the close race i mention the urban areas and suburbs. beshear did well out here. eastern kentucky look at the rural counties. that's not that much blue, but it is more blue than four years ago. you had a democratic candidate who went out into what has always been rural. used to be democrat then became republican. now we call it trump country. it's so important to the president. if you look at trump's map in 2016, in the presidential race. you're all red out here. democratic candidate for governor tonight went out and competed in small counties, too. a complete race if you will, for andy beshear, who again goes to bed tonight a little horse after the big speech believing he wakes up the governor-elect. >> talk about the mississippi and the race there. any developments? >> that is one r

and from sol campbell's old club to current club league one's southend — who have also been knocked outleague dover. ruel sotiriou with the winner on his debut. a shock too for leyton orient as they lost 2—1 to maldon and tiptree who play in the eighth tier of the league pyramid. all the results and highlights can be found on the bbc sport website. celtic remain top of the scottish premiership following a 2—0 victory at home to motherwell. but rangers kept up the pressure on their old firm rivals by winning 2—0 away to livingston. joe aribo and alfredo morelos scored for rangers. it's tight at the top, rangers are level on points with celtic, but are behind on a goal difference ofjust one. history repeats itself for the england cricket team. they beat new zealand, in a thrilling final decider of their twenty20 series and they did after another dramatic super—over, just like they did against the same opponents, to win july's world cup final. adam wild has more. they say lightning never strikes twice, but in auckland, the conditions were an ominous sign. when the rain finally stopped, and

down at the break on butlins big day and it got worse for them in a flurry of late goals 1st kevin campbell we threw that offense to make it 3 was. the slovenian rightly congratulated by his team mates after showing it's time was it composure to curl in. and it was full when conrad lima rips through their hats a half like a truck they threw the berlin wall before setting up their own up i the strikers 2nd goal securing light 6 when in stoppage time. pass a did manage to pull a goal back when lights in fails to clear their lines a design can pounce on the loose ball to make it for us. i but that wasn't enough to stop leipzig racking up their 2nd win in a rather cutting half the celebrations sure. you're watching the news up next a special program with more on the fall of the wall from the perspective of the journalist who covered it will leave you with more of the music from band of bag i'm rebecca races in berlin thanks for watching. welcome to the what is the game here for d.w.i. we're going to talk about a. group that's not. so you don't want. the. syrian born american visits a local bar

campbell looks back at long career.e opera don pasquale in florence. when you give him the soup, you can go to the back and then go, "hello". he was one of the world's great opera directors, an accomplished theatre director, a television presenter, a humorist, an artist and sculptor, an all—round intellectual, and a lapsed medic. perkins, sorry to drag you away from the fun, old boy. that's all right, sir. the war is not going very well, you know. oh, my god! his life changed in 1960 when the trainee doctor was invited to join the cast of beyond the fringe — the ground—breaking satirical revue also starred alan bennett, peter cook, and dudley moore. i want you to lay down your life. yes, sir. we need a futile gesture at this stage. it's success was immense. it transferred from edinburgh to london and then to new york. miller's medical career never recovered. don't come back. right you are. goodbye, perkins. god, i wish i was going too. goodbye, sir. or is it au revoir? no, perkins. hold your tongue. i won't! off with he

jason campbell donya reporting with the latest in los angeles for us he's the bureau chief with n.b.c. news radio thank you very much italy has declared a state of emergency after the catastrophic flooding of venice the government in rome has released 20000000 euros for immediate aid prime minister jets up a conte described the disaster as a blow to the heart of the country the mayor of venice at the very future of the city is a state of the floodwaters recede and the people of venice salvage what they can. just. this city floods regularly and phoenicians take precautions the onus of this chill restall and normally prepared for one and a half meters of flood waters but the high will trying to stay boats almost 190 centimeters of salty sea water swelling into the city. this head tells entrance is reinforced with metal barrier the water preached and it you know things are so much i think we have 70000 years of damage more loss. obviously we're still counting the level of damage and we're trying to fix parts of the electricity. we threw away around a 1000 years of food because it was all

jason campbell reporting with the latest in los angeles for us he's the bureau chief with n.b.c. newsradio thank you very much thank you. well staying in the u.s. and the secretary of state on peo has urged european countries to take back their citizens who joined the so-called islamic state and ensure that they are prosecuted many former i as fighters are being held in northern syria guarded by kurdish troops on peo met thursday with diplomats from some 30 countries involved in the fight against the jihad this group on peo said countries should hold the thousands of foreign nationals who fought in the name of us accountable for the atrocities that they committed in iraq and in syria. here's a check now of some of the other stories making news around the world in baghdad fresh clashes between anti-government protesters and police have left at least 4 people dead and dozens more injured demonstrators are demanding political reforms amid government corruption and economic hardship or than 300 people have been killed since the protests erupted in early october. media outlets in leva

to jason campbell donya he is the bird chief there for n.b.c. news radio jason what can you tell us. right you know several law enforcement agencies have swarmed to different areas where they believe the gunman may be hiding he's described as an asian male wearing all black and they swarmed an open area just outside of the high school outside of tsongas high school there are some trails and like a couple of canals they believe he may be i mean in those cases they're also getting ready to send a search warrant at all net it's believed to be the gunman law enforcement officials l.a. county sheriff's alex be in a way that has said that they do know the identity of the shooter they have not released it yet but they're waiting to get him more information so they can get inside that house i'm jason just moments ago of course we saw students being escorted out of the high school what do we know about those that have been injured in this shooting you know footage fame the scene is a little bit hard to watch i watched as the sponsor is giving c.p.r. to s

64 military construction projects in our country including school energy need of repair and fort campbell kentucky. students and teachers are working in poor conditions. throughout our military establishment, her name was appropriated for security and for family quality-of-life and her name that was removed by president trump with the approval of his friendly and obedient servants in the republican side with the senate. to build his almighty wall. so tell me who has respect for the men and women in uniform when it comes down to spending her name. let me at two with the later ascent on our side. when the promised months ago by this president that he would do something on gun violence in the station. i was going to be the best ever built on background checks. when the house sent us over an excellent bill on the subject. senator mitch mcconnell once again, refuses to take that up as he's refused to take up election security legislation when we know we need it. illinois was the first victim of the russian hacking in 2016. when they found that some formal into our computer file registered vote