it is great to have you witith , cecil williams. significance of this mamassacre -- not only an orangeburg history, but i could only think if this had gotten more attention back in 196868, perhaps jackson state and kent state would not have happened. >> this was really a situation in orangeburg that should not have happened. it was 1968, years after comes in president johnson pasassed te civil rights acts. in orangeburg, there was a popular resistance, segregated bowling alley that any citizen running -- walking along the street encounter this on a daily basis. thee students that got involved, ththey wanted to change e that. this was something that should not have been allowed to exist at the time, but i it was a reality. unfortunately, the deaths, the wounding of 70 students was a tragedy we should never foforge. amy: i want to go to a clip from the documentary "scarred justice: the orangeburg massacre 1968." this clip features roy wilkins, who was head of the n naacp at e time. >>he first n news story we rered in newew york said t

and guy cecil understands the democratic party as well as anybody. what's your read on what bloomberg sees now sitting here in november? is it the weakness of the field? is it the weakness of the president? why is today different than what march was? >> first it's telling that every time bloomberg said that they were not going to run they cited data. >> right. >> but now in the lead-up to potentially announcing that he will run, they haven't cited the data. i think it's one thing to take on donald trump, it's another thing to take on the democratic primary. and i think he's going to find it incredibly challenging, because especially in the early states it's not really about the money. the fact is, the candidates that are in the race now have the resources to get through the first four or five states. where broomberg's money can make a difference, a super tuesday and beyond. i think he's looked at the apparent weaknesses of other candidates. certainly there's a lot of consternation among establishment democrats and among big-money donors, around medic

he was followed by edward and cecil later on.en there was the discovery of the model turned photographer miller who was both more photographer during the second world war and we will come back to those pictures in a minute. so this is an example of the type of picture. it's very nice. it's actually the wedding dress and conde's daughter is modeling it. it was so small nobody but a child could fit into it. this is a lady that was the lead soprano and also became conde mistress when his marriage broke up. the picture is one of his and shows them how they are starting to play with shadows and light in a way that more akin to what we are used to today. but he's the one that created the celebrity photographs. here we have gloria swanson, charlie chaplin, a dell and fred astaire who by the way he saved from starvation giving him his first $10 when he came to america in the 1920s. data garbo. this is the specialty. he used to make people of a certain weight thing. here's how he managed to change from a rather portly lady into somebody w

for two weeks, he fought under cecil's artillery fire and -- under ceaseless artillery fire and helpedush the enemy back from a critical road. at one point, a mine blew up, and it destroyed his vehicle, badly hurting many. he was wounded three times, but he kept on fighting. after the allied victory at the battle of the bulge, jack fought for the remaining nine months of the war across the siegfried line, up the mosul river, through the rhineland, and all the way across germany until he reached a concentration camp -- the first nazi camp to be liberated. that was number one. that was a big, big event. as jack has said about the battle of the bulge, when the chips were down and the situation was desperate, the american soldiers stood up to be counted. for a brief moment in history, these men held our nation's destiny in their hands. we did not fail. thank you very much. [applause] pres. trump: corporal, we will forever be proud of what you and your fellow soldiers achieved for all of humanity. also here with us today is lauren matthews, the granddaughter of a battle of the bulge veteran

no cecil lo registrÓ tambiÉn como en persona. >> la tendencia es la doble piel.el cabello me encanta pero creo que es mÁs safe estas tres que llevamos son de las mejores pero obviamente la noche cero robo sofÍa castro. todo el mundo se va a acordarde que en ese momento apareciÓ con esa tendencia que ya hemos visto en otras alfombras con otras gentes y sÍ, eso es la moda. la moda es lo inesperado, es eso que dices "wow, quÉ?" no todo el mundo lo puede hacer. >>con ese nos despedimos. gracias a toda la cobertura y el equipo. estamos a varios 10 desde las vegas. gracias por la confianza y los esperamos el lunes con mucho mÁs informaciÓn. muchÍsimas grax >>. por supuesto que cerramos la semana . nosvemos el lunes, quÉdese con el noticiero local. e la vigesima edicion del buen fin de semana!! # ++ >>mÁs de 30 aÑos viviendo aquÍ. >>ayuda disponible para los residentes afectados por el incendio kincade. encontrar un no culpable a una mujer, acusada de orquestar el asesinato del padre de sus hijos. >>para nosotros mÉxico es peligroso. >>autoridades rescataron a docenas d

this is exactly the opposite of what the i was a green men actually cecille the paris agreement says that we want to limit warming . and to degree says use relative to pre-industrial times ok but the up as you following it business as usual pots basically ignore all of the scientific knowledge and be doing this now for decades for a proximity 40 years and i think it's important. that the public know that there is a rarity great consensus among the scientists was white. global warming and unlimited global warming is a major sweat tool. the bias in general a study published this week finds that even if we manage to cut carbon emissions to 0 by the year 2030 sea levels will continue to rise for at least a century you know we're hearing the data and the science is being revised constantly and it's usually revised you know and it looks worse than it did before do we really do you think we really know just how badly the situation is can we be aware of how bad it gets. well i think the climate problem is it's too abstract. for most people or to realize what. really means and. porton that me

stories a sheriff's deputy in augusta, georgia has been killed in the line of duty narcotics officer cecilere in 2018 was shot while on patrol. he encountered a group at a convenience store when a man opened fire. officials say the suspect was also shot but is in stable condition. the incident is under investigation. >>> "full house" actress lori loughlin and her fashion designer husband are facing new charges in the college admissions scandal prosecutors added a bribery charge to her face and ten other parents. loughlin's now facing charges for three different crimes including fraud, money laundering, and bribery. she is accused of paying $500,000 to get her lawyers into usc. loughlin has waived her right to appear in court. lawyers for the couple are expected to plead not guilty to the new charges on their behalf later today. >>> this holiday season you might want to scratch these toys off your shopping list the non-profit group watch released their annual roundup of the most dangerous products. nerf's ultra one dart gun tops that list followed byspike the hedgehog and bunch 'ems. check

to france dear antone and dear cecile here is themselves as in us i'm sitting on a terrace in twilight it's peaceful my 3 grandchildren sleep untroubled as are when i was a france's age germany was split in 2 and remain divided for decades and it is my given one when your mother was born in 1969 the wall was already 8 years old you know and my grandchildren were born after the wall fell born in a marina find a wonderful time a time of great joy. 3 generations of one family on a journey through recent german history. of escaping. the boredom in our family and us starts november 6th on d w. talks trade. agreements to deepen strategic cooperation. from. turkey and russia joint patrols.

a recording studio in east london, cecil is meeting two of the group.se daughter jodie was stabbed in the back in march this year. the impact of my daughter's death has been catastrophic. i will never be the same. my family will never be the same. it is impossible to understand the pain that something like that causes, unless you have experienced it, and that's why it's really good to talk to other parents that are going through the same thing. for me, it hit me very hard. i felt like i didn't know what to do with myself any more. it was just hard. my family, my mum, everyone was just broken. it was just... it was hard, it was really hard. # thrown down from the sky like a lightning bolt... office for national statistics figures show knife crime in england and wales is an eight—year high. last week, a 19—year—old man was sentenced to 26 years in jail for the murder of pete's daughter. like the rest of the group, pete has been forced to think about the causes of knife crime, and the potential solutions. it's probable that the cuts to police officers on t

that abraham who is also behind the campaign for the cecil mark explains how it will make a difference to the lives of so many puppies when introduced next year. out of member one family got a dog when i was alive and we got shadow killing teddy soft here here from a breeder in focus. and he came back in the bus with me in a moment of his head sticking the shopping. legal black hole much to the consternation of my father pete and i because of the living of a master of member. is than not the can of is not the way that people got poppy's into the house important f. is wrong with absolutely nothing wrong with that if you're going to the breeder which is fine and you're seeing the pop interacting with its mom and its littermates in the place it was born that's how you buy a puppy responsibly the alternative is to go to a rescue shelter which is also an appropriate way to get a dog so what lucy's lore is all about really is moving forward is the only options available to anyone looking for a dog or cat is to go directly to the breeder and see the puppy or kitten interacting with his mom in

it is the oldest known poppy from the first world war, picked by private cecil rutten, when he was onlya beautiful, simple, very elegant but very powerful image. we were talking before about how the british legion has really been very, very imaginative in the way it has reinvented our appreciation of the property. i know you've got one, the story you told me earlier was really powerful and resonant, ithought. there it is, there is my little puppy- it there it is, there is my little puppy. it is the codebreakers' collection, this all comes from the royal british legion. each poppy is dedicated to an employee of bletchley park. so mine is dedicated toa bletchley park. so mine is dedicated to a lady called martha brooks. but they have some lovely properties. the thing that attracted me was that they tell a story. i think a lot of they tell a story. i think a lot of the young today have lost the story of the property. so you have one which is the d—day poppy, and that contains in the eye sound from a mosh as well. the whole matter is a lwa ys mosh as well. the whole matter is always lest we

cecil was patrolling a neighborhood in augusta, georgia. a proactive mission to curb gun violence. 36th officer shot and killed in the line of duty this year. a great day for republicans, donald trump celebrating after two new rounds of marathon testimony in the public impeachment hearing. griff jenkins joins us to break it all down as we gear up for another day of hearings. >> reporter: i started with it before the sun came up. the president calling it, the most extensive day of hearing so far, the day began with decorated army, alex vindman testified at the phone call was inappropriate along with jennifer williams who said the call was unusual. a charge behind these cause of bribery republicans dug in. >> you never used the word bribery or bribe to explain donald trump's conduct? >> no, sir. >> you haven't either? >> that is correct. >> reporter: more key testimony from kurt volcker, the point man in the us, tim morrison again, republicans dug in. >> did the president of the united states ever say he was not going to allow wade to the united states, and the 2016 election. aren't

june don't know cecile. is all so can decide is of moment and decide.in a mavic in this underfunding this will back to. me new don't you see a new doc al security more this. a land good idea bundjalung not free need just be a sinner. here. that. if you're about to sit or near as you feel most comfortable. today we commemorate 50 years of the beginning of the deportation of the cheik also islanders from their homeland mainly to merciless at that time a british dependency at the end of this year 31st of december the 50 year lease of diego garcia to the americans comes to an end as we commemorate 50 years of the deportation we remember those who have died in exile and those still alive working hard for the fundamental right to return to their homeland now i would like to address and after and receive it will be hunkering down thank you. what you have suffered in terms of the exile from the islands scattered some riches the seychelles and here in crawley and other parts of the world was truly wrong and i have faith i have faith that justice will come to pas

to france dear antonio dear cecile here the sins of his and as i'm sitting on a terrace in twilight it'speaceful my 3 grandchildren sleep on trouble as asked outside when i was indeed france's age germany was split in 2 and remain divided for decades and it was my ivana my when your mother was born in 1969 the world was already 8 years old and you know my grandchildren who were born after the wall fell born in a green unified germany a wonderful time a time of great joy. 3 general. one family on a journey through recent german history. that. starts november 6th w. . this is. a spotlight on the journey begins a week of celebrations to mark the 4th of the war 3 decades ago events taking place across the capital and we speak to people whose lives were changed by the events of 30 including to women find. police. violence flares again and shittiest housings of people in the street.

chairman of priorities usa guy cecil., but, willie, so much -- so much to talk about. and still thinking about iowa,

chairman of priorities usa guy cecil. and mika is out on assignment this morning, but, willie, so much -- so much to talk about. and still thinking about iowa, we've got a south carolina -- mayor pete moving ahead there. we have a south carolina poll out today that shows joe biden once again doing extremely well there. this is such a fluid, exciting race on the democratic side. >> you see mayor pete jumping up, he's at 25% in iowa. and south carolina, he's big in joe biden. we'll get into that in a moment. but let's begin today kick off week two in public testimony in the impeachment probe. we'll get into who will be testifying in a moment, but first latest abc news poll shows where americans are now on this issue. 70%, 7-0, think the president's actions with ukraine were wrong. only 25% think they were not. among those who think his actions were wrong, 51% think he should be impeach and removed from office. 6% think he should be impeached and not removed from office. and 13% think he should not be impeached or removed fr

to ask her a study on cecil. i agree with many of my colleagues that housing and financial form is welcome and long overdue. it has been said many times that the time to reform our finance system is when times are good and when our system is in a time of crisis. one thing i noticed in my brief ten months here in congress is that too often you left the perfect be the enemy of the good and those recognized by hug i have a long path towards reforming or housing finance system. there is 116 reformed recommendations between these two reports. the competition and eliminating redundant scenes from the gse an f h a from bailouts is good philosophy and the relative stable housing market we have right now will not last forever and i think we all agree it never does. it stands to reason with members of this committee will not agree on every single recommendation but we cannot afford to be the enemy of the good and i hope we have partisanship aside so that we can make our housing system more resilient before we reach another

cecile: i do believe this conference today is highlighting the awareness which is growing, and i do believery important to really insist on this type of opportunity and that t.k.o. maybe we have been the pioneer in this field that we have this diversity and inclusiveness to this type. dani: definitely need to look out for progress there. the head of private debt at t.k.o. francine? francine: thank so you much, our bloomberg news reporter joining us from the woman and private markets conference. "bloomberg surveillance" continues in the next hour. we're joined in new york and speak to the president of south africa. we'll have that interview and focus on rand and trade wars. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ ♪ francine: opening the door, germany's finance minister offers a pass on euros for the banking union. and oped said the deadlock is at the end. and the and the first report of operating loss in 14 years. and troubling transcripts trump loyalists say giuliani's role between trump and ukraine became insidious and get the latest on the proceedings. good morning and good afternoon if you're watching fr

the tenderloin has been known for crime and a homeless crisis, but in the last month, the owner of cecilese restaurant in the city, formed a business and property owners association. they want more business as to open in the tenderloin and make it safer for businesses and the people who live there.>> we want to make it more safer to change the perception in the mind of the people that to come and to feel free to come to the place and to feel safe.>> already more than a dozen of businesses have shown an interest in joining. the association.>>> 7:45 here. taking a page from tesla, taking deposits for a new electric car. pam took his back in the studio with today's dollars and cents. pam? megan is a new mustang, so i love people will be very excited about this. fort is not releasing a glimpse yet. the world debut will be live streamed on youtube, facebook and twitter this sunday from an event in los angeles. we do know it is an all electric mustang called the marquis, so far. you can put down a $500 refundable deposit. the actual ordering will begin next year.>>> and opening bell rang this

a recording studio in east london, cecil is meeting two of the group... it was hard, it was really hard. thrown down from the sky like a lightning bolt... office for national statistics figures show knife crime in england and wales is an eight—year high. last week, a 19—year—old man was sentenced to 26 years in jail for the murder of pete‘s daughter. like the rest of the group, pete has been forced to think about the causes of knife crime, and the potential solutions. it‘s probable that the cuts to police officers on the street is not exactly helping, is it? if there are more police officers on the streets, then obviously this would be less... it would happen less, wouldn‘t it? i mean, that‘s an obvious thing. i think nowadays, for the young people, it's all about building yourself a name. like, you want to be the biggest person and the baddest person, but i don't get it. it doesn't really make sense. just — life is a gift. that's how i see it. life is a gift. you should just use it wisely. that's how i see things. next it‘s the bbc news at one witj jan

were able to receive that, with a group of 28 bipartisan members of congress urging you to request a cecil study from the office of financial research. letter outlined the statutory requirements of fsoc which is to examine issues that could affect financial stability. i have discussed this with many members of fsoc. they tell me they're supportive of that position. you know, every agency, every federal agency would do a study, and in order to issue a ruling, it's required by the administrative procedures act, yet they have not done that. to me, this particular accounting standard is probably a similar issue of this committee or the next several month from the standpoint of what it could do, i believe, to the economy, to the housing industry. so i guess my question to you this morning is, have you received the letter, and are you willing to ask for a study? >> thank you. i have received your letter. i appreciate your interest in this subject. this is an important subject. we have talked about this subject several times at fsoc. we're pleased there are certain delays in implementation and i'

to north carolina, this is cecil on the democrats line. good morning.aller: i have a very serious problem, a dysfunction of the government and the law that actually lost work for me if i did not have a toolbox in the back of my car because i had a on monday.o spend i was held up on the issue of religious. the state of pennsylvania bynpike on to be addressed an independent thinking person and wonder why a restaurant chain was taken off the entire turnpike. people were not allowed to travel on sunday they broke down because of the lack of maintenance. sunday is a day of rest. and we are in a big mess because of the effects on the environment, all due to mismanagement of our entire system, infrastructure, and people are being disrupted in their home. shootings, andol any number of things. i'm using up too much time. host: not at all, we appreciate it. to lisa, in georgia, on the republican line. caller: hello, thank you for listening. we have 70 issue, people were displaced, fox and cnn are running this propaganda campaign that it's all people who were on

cecil the cookies are also done for science classroom is set just pleasure that's just something not be chipped away as we ogress into early next week. >>temperatures don't do much of anything the only thing is going to change day by day is a little bit the wind direction flow which we get more of an onshore by the middle of the week. some scattered clouds that was that first opportunity another one into the weekend which will probably be dry as well so marty that's going to take us to mid november still remaining dry in arching for our first shot of rain, yeah, let's hope it doesn't get to be a desperate search be as we certainly need i. >>all right well that's gonna wrap things up for us enjoy your day out there and that extra hour of sleep, hope you enjoyed it, we'll see again next weekend bright and early at 07:00am don'forget. kron 4 news tonight at 8 o'clock and 10 o'clock and always on kron on and kron 4 dot com. to the outside world, you look good, but you don't feel goo with polycythemia ve, pv, symptoms can change so slowly over time you might not notice. but new or changin

cecil is meeting two of the group. unless you the pain that something like that causes, unless you have experienced it. and that's why it's really good to talk to other parents that are going through the same thing. for me, it hit me very hard. i felt like ididn't me, it hit me very hard. i felt like i didn't know what to do with myself anymore. it was just i didn't know what to do with myself anymore. it wasjust hard. my family, my mum, everyone wasjust broken. it was just... family, my mum, everyone wasjust broken. it wasjust... it was hard, it was really hard. # i am throwing down from the sky like a lightning ball. office for national statistics figures shows knife crime in england and wales is an eight year high. last week, a 19—year—old man was sentenced to 26 years in jail for the murder of peter's daughter. like the murder of peter's daughter. like the rest of the group, pete has been forced to think about the causes of knife crime, and the potential solutions. it's probable that the cuts police officers on the