canton was critical of president air one. the indictment with a tweet that translates that i have said less than that onless man add another four years for me master of the earlier this year the government revoked his passport. he was stuck at the airport. that's because of his support of iran. and then in may he was detained at the airport, stuck there after authorities learned that the password was revoked because of his tweets. i thought i had problems at the airport. everyone travelling this week it's not that bad. it could be so much worse. it's crazy to think b. now he can't go back and see his family. they can't come back and see family's pass passports have been victim stricted because of this. the public response over there, it was part of the failed due. so that's the bigger thing . he is such a big name. he is one of the stars that come out of that turkey. so he has a big platform and a big presence and he has been against this author tear and regime and now they put down their authority on him. it will be interest

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we went to their headquarters located in the time in the canton of spirits. to have a. one hundred. ish in my book body. it is a kind of a. yapping for the. notion. that. it . will have better because if that was your mind it's like you're just our properties the only the best thing to do is if you could leave the building at the moment and then as thomas sit we will consider your questions and come back with us with through the appropriate through the appropriate channels ok so you will answer my questions we will as you wish you just said that you will answer all questions. upon the police's request our camera man left the premises. the head of communications asked us to ask our questions in writing promising us keep. pass them on to the shareholders. clearly nothing is decided without the approval of market share the founder and single owner of octave pharma. the company doors closed to us once more. we had a long list of questions not only with regard to the sanitary risks but also the company's methods. on the plasma markets up to pharma isn't the most important player but its

of canton new year's eve is underway and preparations are in their final stages for celebrations across the globe organizers are busy checking lights confessing and of course fireworks here's more on the work that goes into welding the crowds when the clock strikes twelve new year's eve celebrations don't just organize themselves in rio de janeiro they've been making sure the firework display is in full working order. it's going to be the biggest fireworks display ever seen and read it will be seventeen minutes long with twenty five tons of fireworks seventeen thousand homes and lots of technology. what could possibly go wrong in berlin what is going on to build the polity miles starting at the brandenburg gate this year following sexual assaults of the new year polity in cologne two years ago there's to be a safe zone for women and after last year's truck attack on the bowling christmas market security will be tight. because it would be operating with an additional one thousand six hundred police officers in total on new year's eve to ensure security not only here on the party mile but

.>> canton officer just wound a person by shooting them and a body part? >> i know my capabilities, and how i shoot. i would probably miss an arm or leg. that around travel down the field and hit someone else.>> deadly force is called deadly force, because it is meant to stop the threat.>> just that little bit of accountability some say will go a long way, when officers are not afraid to say there partner is wrong. this will lead to solutions that will bring about change that can heal the community. the first that they recommend is looking in the mirror and start a conversation at home.>> we all have biases. whether we know it or not, we do have them. recognizing is taking the first step to make -- making a change.>> we need to respect each other. >> law enforcement invited us along to better understand stopping a threat.>> i was scared that he was going to come and stab me.>> angela webster is one of four people who came to the sheriff's office.>> i need you to put the knife down. excuse me, hello?>> and structures put the group through various scenarios.

real and then some. 2528 miles is the distance from levi stadium to the pro football hall of fame in canton, ohio. it is relevant because jimmy garoppolo could throw a football that far if he wanted to and niner fans are already anticipating his arrival in 18 years. put him in the hall right now. the niners and the jaguars, the bench was getting feisty. 2nd quarter, 10-0, 49ers. like portal is intercepted -- blake bortles is intercepted by dante johnson. it is 16-0, san francisco. the extra point is blocked. the score is now 16-2. just before halftime, the jags go to work again. off of the hands of leonard fournette. it is 16-16 at the half. 3rd quarter, now, 19-16, jacksonville. it is 23-19, san francisco. 4th quarter, jimmy garoppolo showing some feistiness. he sidearms to trent taylor. he threw for 242 yards. 4th quarter after a blake bortles interception, carlos hyde takes it in, 37-19. again, you think it is over. no, the jags refused to go quietly. vinyl two minutes, blake bortles to james o'shaughnessy. now, the niners have to run out the clock and left sideline, ball game. 49ers win

they will not get any beauty pageant ward, it will in the go in canton for the way they played here last night but they were able to get it done. every nfc season has peaks and valleys. eagles were at their highest point about a month ago. they are trying to get back to that plateau. last night they beat raiders by nine points, they clinched home field advantage throughout the playoffs but nick foles as you heard fans there talking, he struggled while philadelphia carson wentz one touchdown be, one pick, 163-yard passing. fan base panic, well, doug period son he remains calm. >> everything is fix be, correctable, he will learn from it. we will learn from it. it is really just a good thing too when you can play again, you play sort as poor and sloppy, but still have a chance and pull it out in the end with a two minute drive to put yourself in a position to kick that game winner. >> glass half full. >>> next um forbidder a relatively meaningless game against the cowboys, in the season finally, coming up later in sports pederson talks about the possibility of resting guys, before the playo

james thomas esco, who was born in canton, mississippi, in 1942. which is home to my good friend, congressman bennie thompson, who represents that area. it is also home of the canton spirituals, one of the most outstanding gospel singing groups in the country. mr. james thomas esco was born a unique person. he was the 29th child of 30 in a blended family of mr. percy lee and mrs. erlene esco. he loved his family and fell in love with his wife's 16 brothers and sisters. e was married to mrs. saidie saidy pearl esco -- sadie pearl esco for 50 years. he was solid as a rock and a humanitarian with the heart of gold. he was always concerned about and looked out for the well-being of others. he was a hard worker. orked in a factory and drove a taxi. he brought dignity to any work task which he performed. he stressed the importance of education and taught his children to get the best grades . he adored his wife's 16 siblings and supported them in their endeavors. he instilled in his children and seven grandchildren to be kind, respectful of others, work h

we went to their headquarters located in the han in the canton shits. have a. one hundred. issue and my book about it. is it is kind of a. yapping from. the ocean. about it a. lot better because if that was your mind it was doing it just all properties the only the best thing to do is if you could leave the building at the moment and in as thomas sit we will consider your questions and come back with us with through the appropriate to through the appropriate channels ok so you will answer my questions we will as you wish you just said that you will answer all questions. on the police's request our camera man left the premises. the head of communications asked us to ask our questions in writing promising us he passed them on the company doors closed to us once more. we had a long list of questions not only with regard to the sanitary risks but also the company's methods. on the plasma markets pharma isn't the most important player but its sales have already reached one point five billion euros and are sorry its business practices have often rounds the authorities suspicions.

the canton of freeboard is world famous for its cheeses and fondues they've been making korea for centuries in the town and district of the same name. at the llamas all do great dairy which is also open to visitors mass to cheese makers produce up to forty. wheels of gruet a cup of bats like this hold almost five thousand liters of milk after the curdling process and the separation of the liquid way the curd mask is cut into granules by large knives called cheese hops. the chalk eco fate decides when the cheese has the right consistency something that requires knowledge and experience. one of the things i like best about my job is the cutting of the kurds. at the moment the milk becomes a solid mass and you cut it there is a reaction it's a physical and a chemical reaction but there's something magical about it too and of course i also like to taste the cheese i've made almost. at an air temperature of fifteen degrees celsius and in human conditions the grew year ripens for up to eighteen months in the long good ages the shock of the flavor to make fun too it's best to use medium age group

host: jennifer is primarily an online shopper calling from canton. good morning. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. my question is, and you talked about it a little bit with these 50 people who are lining up on these lawn chairs. as an individual, are these auctions advertised? what would i look for if i want told get into buying these goods and services. my second one is a comments because i work for one of these retailers, i won't name but they're the third largest employer in the world. they are competing with am son helply and -- amazon heavily and one of the great things about amazon that makes them competitive is returns and make it so easy. 80% of my clients, that is their complete. ey use a vendor to run their dot-com service. we can't replace the items. amazon has solidified the markets on that. thank you for the call. guest: thank you for the comment, jennifer. that was really interesting. even as i finished doing this story and you put it out in the world and talk to folks, i still learn something about this whole returns economy every

borders were tons of rubbish me from but they are not only causing a direct impact on eco system but canton between both countries. hello there it's all very quiet weather wise across the southeast in parts of china at the moment the temperatures were not take too badly shanghai there at twelve degrees and force in hong kong around twenty one c. the winds there feeding up a fair amount of moisture say for some of us here will see the clouds begin to build and then that will gradually push its way towards the northeast as we head through chews day no it's a great deal of rain all not if we head towards the west we can see where there's far more in the way of wet weather you can see this area of cloud here in the bay of bengal that still developing and is gradually running its way towards the northeast and as it does say it is giving us some very intense outbreaks of rain so we're seeing some wet weather mostly over parts of me in ma and it's choose day when we're expecting some very heavy rains that me i'm on it could well give us a problem with flooding towards the west and generally a lot

would be, if their man has been sidelined, brexiteers ca nton man has been sidelined, brexiteers cantoncause we were undermined by remainers. theresa may could end up facing the blame if the reason a deal the country does not like about freedom of movement, and things that people said we would not have to haveif people said we would not have to have if we left the european union. if david davis is sidelined and another brexiteer is not in a powerful position, this could contribute to who owns the failure. the whole point, one assumes, that you appoint david davis, liam fox and boris johnson you appoint david davis, liam fox and borisjohnson because of three of them were brexiteers and if it is a complete failure, it is their fault. sidelining david davis should turn that on its head. absolutely but we have to remember that a lot of her plans back in the day have since proved not to have been the most successful approach so i think the way brexit negotiations have gone so far has clearly presented additional challenges that perhaps nobody factored in. who is to save what will happen in t

we're still on the cool side. 38 in dulles. 43 in canton springs. a cool night but not cold.ou won't need the snow shovel anytime soon. everyone is asking me that. it doesn't look like it. it doesn't look like in much in the way of snowfall. you'll need the coats. erin, you're here tomorrow morning, right? just want to make sure. it's going to be colder for you. 44 degrees at recess. 49 by the time we take it up to 49 degrees. now, 49 for a high tomorrow. 42 on friday. here's where the really cold air steps in. this weekend a. low of 31 in d.c. that means 21 to 23 in the coldest suburbs. a chance of snow in our southeastern zones. most areas are dry. sunday, everybody has a chance for flurries. a high of windchills in the 20s. here's the real cold air. best chance of snow coming up on tuesday with this system. once again, a chance of light snow but over the next ten days, much more on that later on. i'll see you at 11:00 tonight. that's when i'm back. >> he just made you feel even colder, didn't he, erin? >> to the bone all right. thank you. >>> why somebody who knows the >>>

whether you cast mike canceled her trip to canton to go, you have a cruise away from prying cameras,t away. family traveling on a carnival cruise in the gulf of mexico, said they found a hidden camera in the cabinet. carnival cruise lines says the camera was not operational and notified police, the police said they have not received an apology. the attorney and expert, and they join us both to me. we go first to you, what is this? they say itou was not operation. what does that mean exactly? >> what they are sane, the camera was not transmitting a signal. unfortunately, they contradict themselves be said because they said it was warm to the touch. it must've been on. >> tucker: does the family have a reason to be upset? >> absolutely. the issue you have here is that you can forget prior -- your perverts of the caribbean, give child pornography and voyeurism going on a carnival cruise ship. in the cruiseship has a duty to protect its passengers. they have actual liability. they are a common carrier. thee other issue, this brings us to the next point, the crime scene was completely mis

said this is a job for life now the british have the 1937 regency act if the query is physically in canton -- incapacitated they can see prince charles as acting with all the powers of the monarch so that could happen if she is incapacitated by she will not abdicate. >> has he been trained well?. >> yes. he understands the constitutional pressures he has had a lot of freedom as prince of wales but particularly in the last 10 years people around the queen have been working with him through the various dirty -- the duties. there is a period of transition right now with the very vivid image on that on remembrance sunday where they honor the war dead and for the first time the queen will be the observer and not a participant he will play the reef as well as the mother's grief but she will watch from the balcony. that is symbolic but there have been others that he has been gradually taking on publicly. she is still inside the palace doing all the things she is called upon to do as head of state meeting with ambassadors meeting credentials meeting with the prime minister every week as long as sh

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at the senior center in canton. and then we are hosting, same day, mark bowden, a turning point in vietnam come in conversation with steve luxenberg. at 7 p.m. at church of the redeemer. you can sign up for our e-mail list or pick up a flyer or copy of compass at the table to the right. so tonight dr. lydia kang, practicing internal medicine physician and author of adult and young adult fiction will share from her book "quacker: a brief history of the worst ways to cure everything." cowritten with nate pedersen, a librarian, historian and freelance journalist with over 400 publications in print and online. so "quackery" offers 67 tales about outlandish treatments complete with vintage illustrations, photographs and advertisements. you'll read about times when a cute cows was in vogue, or how families has down heirloom pills. yes, think i got to pass those down. they write with fascination for and argument. the platitudes no pain no gain, and what doesn't kill you makes you stronger come to mind while reading that ta

southern delaware up into canton county and expect to new castle county at noon we will see snow extending because at that point we think it will pass all the way up through to the pennsylvania suburbs and lehigh valley. notice the temperatures though, they are for the most part a little above freezing which means we're going to struggle with some melt and some accumulation as we go through the daytime hours. and we could continue to see the rain/snow mix along the southern most corner of sussex county. as we go through 4: 30 this is where we expect highest accumulation totals because these are the zones that started with snow last night and going to see the snow the longest. we continue from 4:30 to about 8:30 in the evening and our models show some thinning or lighter snow starting to pull out from west to east from 8:30 through midnight that's when everything should start to move offshore. and that's about when we will end our first alert for the accumulating snow. so let's talk snow total forecasts. the most right along southern sussex county about 4 to 8 inches. we went higher here be

state police now telling us it was a traffic stop here at fieldstone and canton road in dover just outsidewntown dover. police tell us the trooper walked up to a saturn that was on the scene, looked into the vehicle and saw someone display a weapon. there was shooting at that point. it's not clear if anyone in the car fired at the trooper. but the trooper certainly fired a number of shots at the saturn. one person was pronounced dead on the way to the hospital. another person in the car was shot, smaller injury, a graze wound. that person has been treated and released into police custody. a third person in the backseat got out and was taken into police custody without incident. let's hear now from state police spokesperson who just arrived here at the scene. >> as he approached the vehicle on the passenger side, a front seat passenger in that vehicle displayed a weapon. at that time gunfire was exchanged. the front seat passenger was struck and succumb to his injury after being transported to a local hospital. a front seat operator of the vehicle was also struck, has been treated and relea

be the cantons here so officials now are addressing the words that we are hearing when time again is going to spend. circles so we do not have another choice and this is what representative components and the people the protesters themselves have been stating their message to the u.s. military and for them a peaceful resolution to this long conflict is no longer on the table what. this dissension clearly hyland any care or in the first place any voice some don't believe and he spoke of resolution in dialogue and it was just the strength and really the voices of those who believe in the aren't struggles to good reminder as well as an examiner about how far this crisis given that i think we said four hundred fifty thousand palestinians live in lebanon that's a lot of proportion of actually the whole country's population. seventy years ago the first palestinian arrived in lebanon and twelve refugee camps towns. spend. a lot of people but we understand from palestinian officials that it's not any longer the four hundred fifty thousand it's much less a lot of people over the years have. m

your best life will be reading on wednesday, november 29 at 12 pm at the hatton senior center in canton and we are hosting, same day, mark oden, author of play 1968: a turning point of the american war in vietnam and conversation with steve luxenberg at 7 pm at church of the redeemer and you can sign up for our email list or pick up a liar on the table to the right. so tonight, doctor lydia kang, a practicing internal medicine physician and author of adult and the young adult fiction will share from her book "quackery: a brief history of the worst ways to cure anything" cowritten with nate peterson, a librarian, historian and freelance journalist with over 400 publications in print and online so "quackery" offers 67 tales about outlandish treatments complete with vintage illustrations, photographs and advertisements. you will read about times when acute callous was en vogue or how families passed down heirloom pills. yes, think about how you had to pass those down. kang and peterson right with fascination for and dark humor. the platitudes , no pain no gain and what doesn't kill you mak

he spoke canton es southeast., your son would right you're all right, you're all right. are you all right? >> no. >> everybody speaks so glowingly, they say you're sitting down across from a young boy. what's the one thing he needs to know? >> i think the one thing you need to know is you have to -- you have to be just straightforward and honest. you have to -- it - building block for everything that happens in your life. i mean it really truly is. it's the building block for everything. and my dad had an expression. he'd say everyone -- and he meant it. every single person is entitled to be treated with dignity, no matter what. my father would never walk by a shoeshine guy or ceo, seriously. i point out, you know -- you were asking me, gayle, about the book where on nantucket island, secret service, i'm in one car. and we had people who were volunteered to be driving us. ethan, my son, my grandson are in the car and the secret service goes left, they go straight. and my grandson who's then five years old says, dr

let's go to terry in canton, north carolina, republican. good morning, c-span, thanks for taking my call. seen that the doj has reopened an investigation into planned parenthood for their sale of fetal maternal -- materials, baby parts. democrats, save me your false morality. i've got a question for you. think we woman, do you should take the words of all women as being true? let me give you two examples. arris.nthony and jodie is an think casey anthony ascent from not murdering her daughter on her word? host: why do you ask? what you think as a woman, why would you ask a woman whether or not we believe all women question caller: because this is the democrat drumming point that all women should be believed. roy moore had accusations from 40 years ago from women that we don't know whether they are chore not. we don't know whether it should come out or not come out. i'm saying that women lie also. alabama, alabama is in the bible belt. it was said perfectly on your show the other day that roy moore has been a kitchen table ol in alabama house