well, then, you might be david cho. >> david: hi. like me. >> anthony: is that an ak piñata? >> david: that is an ak-47 piñata. >> anthony: wow. >> david: so, i mean, this place is in downtown l.a., so i try to have as many weapons, like, hidden throughout. i got ninja swords and ninja stars and stuff. >> anthony: you need -- you need a puppy, man. [ laughter ] >> anthony: you need a puppy. >> david: i do need a puppy. [ laughter ] i'm going to paint you today. is that cool? >> anthony: yeah, sure. >> david: all right, so, just sit. >> anthony: sit? >> david: right there. and -- sorry. don't usually paint this early in the morning. okay. i'm going to go more expressionistic, if you don't mind. >> anthony: i want to know, and you were on record, you said, you know, young people, uh, looking to follow your road to success, your advice is, whatever you do, don't date a korean girl. >> david: oh, okay. i try to be open-minded about things, right? but, well, i'm racist. you know, for me, i've given it a shot. and then i end up in a situat

remote island by one of the lost tribes untouched by modern civilization twenty seven year old john cho was attempting to make contact with a tribe on the island of north sentinel and the bay of bengal it's believed he was shot with an arrow the sentinel leaves people number in the low hundreds and they're known to be fearful of outsiders to protect their way of life and he has banned foreigners from going within five kilometers of the island let's speak to i.j. sonny on skype from noida in india he's a researcher and a writer who specializes in and i'm an island tribes thank you very much for joining us on al-jazeera why is it so much in the world's interests to isolate these tribes and these islands while these people have historically remain isolated and if you look at the history there are used to be a large number of indigenous people in the end of men and nicobar islands and indigenous. and it meant they were depopulate to a large extent and these are few indigenous that number is up to fifty fifty two hundred or maybe five hundred that's what the project in number eight so they h

news 4's amy cho is live outsida ca one arena for this highly anticipated visit.y, let's talk about it, and i presume there's going to be some crowds there already. >> reporter: hey, erika. yeah, a little earlier today, we saw a number of people showing up, even though therm perce doesn't start until 8:00. lots of excitement out here. we met people who flew in from as far as atlanta tomi see elle obama tonight. we also met one -- >> i think we've loste amy's mie th there we go. >> oh, yeah, as i wassaying, you know, a lot of people we talk to said they appreciated how open mmahelle oas in her book, talking about all the different things she's been through in her life and theai people they're looking forward to hearing more of that tonight. >> all right, amy, thank you so much. >> and the show will be starting at 8:00 p.m. >> all right, amy cho, thank you so very much. >>> it is adoption day in the district, and right now, dozens of kids are spending the evening with their forever families. news 4's barbara harrison hosted the adoptio ceremony at d.c. superior cour

alonglohe yline, aimee cho, news4. >> thank you. >>> metro says the promised refund program will note line ips. under that program metro paysfo your ride during rush hour when your ride is dayed by 15 minutes or more. >>> now your storm team 4 forecast. >> and you know, we're talking about the change from the weather we had just a great sunday, everyone ball. change is on the way, and it's going to start out wit the temperatures. temperatures outside right now on the mild side across our area. d things are going to change. we'll have some rush hour that will start to move. in here we arehowing you now the temperatures, 40s, in the 40s even at this late hour across the area. but you're making your plans for tomorrow. just make sure that you bring the umbrella with you. back to work, back to school. rain showers will begin. a soggy monday but not terribly cold. the rest of the week's forecast and a hint, make sure you pull out that coat once again. we'll talk more forecast in just a few moments. >> all u,ght. thank clay. >>> new details tonight as virginia mourns a police officer kille

news4's aimee cho spoke to bren brendon's father and osister.e to the left. >> reporter: one of the first loony ou notice in the family's house are the pictures they proudly placed. the man in these photos, brendan loony was the picture of patriotism. >> he volunteered for everything he did. >> reporter: went to the naval academy, became theirst color-blind navy s.e.a.l., served in iraq and afghanistan. >> it was something he wanted to do. he wanted to make a difference. he did. and he changed a lot of lives. >> he was my hero from the time i can remember, and i've always him.very proud of >> reporter: on september 21st, 2010, brendan's helicopter crashed in afghanistan and he was killed. he was 29 years old. >> you know, i cry a lot, but g just you to keep on keeping on, you know. >> i miss him very, very mh, every day. driving in the car and a song memoryn the radio or a pops in your head. >> i remember him driving me to birthday parties when my parents couldn't, and making sure i g extra candy and stuff. always looking out. >> he's always bee

the world and authorities say they're responsible for last week's killing of missionary john allen chois archive footage provides some of the few existing images of the tribe that live in complete isolation on the tiny island of north sentinel. according to officials cho illegally paid fisherman to take him to the ipland hoping to convert the tribe to christianity. according to journal entries left with it feisherman and shared with "the washington post," the 26-year-old wrote i hollered my name is john, i love you and jesus loves you. he was then reportedly shot at by a member of the tribe with an arrow. the next day he made a second attempt but never returned. the fisherman he hired later reported seeing his body buried on the beach by tribe members. his last entry reads you guys might think i'm crazy in all this, but i think it's worthwhile to declare jesus to these people. god, i don't want to die. in 2006 the same tribe killed two poachers who had been illegally fishing near their island. the island believes the native's decision to remain isolated should be respected. >> somebody

aimee cho caught up with women celebrating years of sfrefriend. >> reporter: if you ever wondered what50 yea50 years o ship sounded like, this is . susie ballis fulfilled her dream as a nurse. and regina also still a nurse 50 >> it's amazing. none of us can believe we'reol this d. >> reporter: they can share the history ty made. joanne was the first black student to graduate from the program. suzy was her roommate. >> we went to high school toda w >> didn't give it a thought. i think our biggest thing is what kind of ebedspreads are going to get to match? >> african-americans we've had to keep moving no matter what. >> reporter: and afterrs 50 y their friendship is still going strong. in northwest, aimee cho, news4. >> good morning, i'm berthanb coombs at cc headquarters. >> lyft kicks off a loyalty program for riders. it won't kickff until next month. can you earn points based on the amount of money spent wh lyft. >>> his is one of the biggest names in hollywood and you'll soon be t able stream denzel washington's latest thriller right from the comfort of ur own home we have this and

aimee cho shows us the excitement surrounding the show. >> this is so beyond.t like, okay, this is it this is it. irts, get michelle obama. >> reporter: this is a chance to see michelle obama up close and in pson as these people brave the lines, they say all the waiting is worth it. >> oh, my gosh, just to be in her presence and i love what she embodi, just the spirit of women and empowering women. >> i wish i could get a selfie happen so that won't just hearing her speak becausee i've s everything on tv so far and getting a copy of the bo book. >> we're very excited. love michelle. >> she's the favorite. >> reporter: inside, michelle taking the stage wit her signature smile and a little sass. >> we grew up in a neighborhood called south shore on the south side of chicago. >> yes, south shore in the house. >> reporter: the former first lady touching on a topic close to her heart -- education. >> as we look at school inequality and things aren't right, kids know when they are not being valued and it makes them feel some kind of way. >> reporter: michelle obama's

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this week in a trial that attracted condemnation from around the world reuters reports as well and cho so who was sentenced to seven years in prison when investigating the massacre of muslims joined the military crackdown last year and now there appears to be a wide to push by the government in minot to stifle press freedom as d.w. southeast asia correspondent bastien hotting reports. workers strike on the outskirts of yangon. things get heated when protesters confront the police. line tips in why is right in the middle reporting it live on facebook. but situations like these are not the dangers journalists like him fear most it's criticizing the powerful which has once again become a present danger in me and mark a risk blanket's in why has to weigh up carefully whenever i have to publish a news and story i need to think. that this story my security of this story can love me in the deal was in many cases that i thought you went to when to hide the real situation the information so. so they also already are also trying to address a threat well known and just only too well the two reute

news 4's aimee cho shows us the excitement surrounding the show. >> this is so beyond -- i mean, this is like, okay, this is . is is it. >> michelle obama shts, guys. michelle obama. >> reporter: this is the chance se see michelle obama up c and in person. the crowds outside capital one stretching as far as the eye could see, and as these people e lines they say all the waiting is worth it. >> just to be in her presee. i love what she embodies, just the spirit of women and empowering women. it's really exciting. >> i wish i could get a selfie with her but i know that won't happen so just hearing here speak because i've seen everything she's been on tv so far and gettincopy of the bo. >> i've been thinking about this for weeks. we're very excited. love michelle. >> she's the favorite. >> reporter: inside, michelle king the stage with her signature smile and a little sass. >> we grew up in a neighourhood called shore on the south side of chicago. yes, south shore in the house. the former first lady uching on a topic close to her heart -- education. as we look at school inequality and th

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news 4's aimee cho rode along and has the story. >>s on a cool thifgt morning maybe a holiday jonathan is har at work. >> glad to serve the firefighters today. >> he makes his way to every rehouse in d.c. >> i want to show our appreciation. >> 34 of them. >> goerpg, good morning. >> to make sure ty get a fresh turkey and a huge helping of gratitude. >> happy thanksgiving. happy thanksgiving. w y'all dooing. what's that home boy everything good? we thank you all for y'all's service and being here today. o pound a sweet pot cake. you have a blessed thanksgiving. we appreciate what you do for us ever gday. >> it'at for the department. great for us. and yeah, makes our shopping a little bit easier today. >> it's part of john's non-profit called food on the stove. >> we provided food and resources for firefighters to live a healthy life. >> his father was a d.c. firefighter who passed away after battling cancer and three heart attacks. >> that's important to me that another boy doesn't have a dad pass premature. >> he honors those who se

wine line is based on, getting people to care bout politics, one bottle at time, in northeast, aimee cho, news 4. >> bottles are available for sales in store. >> city winery says it helps -- hopes to expandhe wine in the future. >> nih may be trying out new birth control for men. in the study, the men would apply the gel to their back and shoulders every day until their sperm count falls to a safe level. 're going to apply the gel to your back and then hope that you don't g i --on't know, i'm just saying, if you're trying to not get pregnant -- your back is not the place to start. >> i'm going to hold off on that and maybe use a more proven method. still ahead on news 4 today, how to plan a holiday party without going over budget and without being overwhelmed. >> how about being stuck in rush hour traffic, gng into labor and having to deliver the baby yourself. it happened in d.c. details on that when news 4 today continues. >>> we have like two or threefr ays in a row to get mother nature confused that way maybe it wouldn'tain on every friday like it has been. cold., cloudy and there is

i'm steve cho on this episode of one easts we investigate the fight between those who love dogs and those who love to eat them. and. gotten them in down. town seoul is a place where do you train it's like going to chip it. with poultry and it's like beating. it's the end of summer and for some it's the best time to eat the traditional dish. meat soup. in korea it's called top. official about the incredible beauty of the fed the timing of it all formed by women but i guess all the good it has in life if you can that has been weeping that long done you know you're only a fellow who didn't fit all thing you know. is purported to have a variety of health benefits. and i'm good on the little milk tuna to. the bottom of the local beer today yet i was going. to the to get the whole little money you know what about a one on one visit and that's it cannot just kill the bill kill it in my. one saying i'm over less. boy. that. these dinah's are aware of korea's reputation as a nation of dog into this but a growing number of koreans are finding this notion to swallow. these days cindy to see a korean

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. >> in the district, amy cho, news 4. >> well, from giving to receiving, it's the kind o atm accident we all hope will happen and it just did. what one bankab says t the glitch that gave out extra money. >> never happens to me. >> plus if you're trying to return to healthy eating after the holidays, why the warning about romaine lettuce is being eased this mornin chuck. >> all right. i have good news in the weather. as we getse c to the end of the week, the temperature trend is a favorable one. we'll be colder than average most of the work week, but by sunday, we mightly bri jump up into the >> this is what november is for us. >> it's a fair trade. >> chuck bell is here to fill us in on the storm team 4 forecast before we talk to a.meli >> a little bit. >> we traded one thing we didn't like for something else we did. no more rain for the next couple ofdays. finally a little chance to dry out and c get t washed and get all the leaves out the underside of it andab i don't kw t your car, but mine, the little vents under the hood there, packed with. leav right now, temperatures are in the

aimee cho takes us inside the process of this project. >> checking sugars on the tank right now. >> if you step inside city winery in northeast. >>nd coming over smelling it. >> you'll find winemakers like adam pouring their passion into a new project. statehood sauvignon blank and statehood chirarizona. >> it's not something i envisioned in my winemaking care. i never expected grapes to come into something like that. >> they're hoping the new bottles impact people's ballots and inspire them to vote for d.c. statehood. >> d.c. to be reprented as a state in the united states. an initiative that can really help d.c. residents. it's something that we definitely want to part of. >> city winery says it took about a month to design the bottle and they'll be donating 15%f the profits to the group, d.c.- >> it goes against what the country is kind of based on. >> whatew the nine line is based on, creating conversation and getting people to care about politics one bottle at a time. >> it's washington, d.c., right. it comes with the climate and e territory. >> we really do care about investing i

dmee cho explains. >> reporter: newails on the final moments of john's life.secutors say that his mouth had been zip tight and he had been stabbed and shot in the head inside his own hoemg. this is the manccused of the murder. he and whe mothere dating. when police searched patel's house, they found a gun with bullets matching the ones used to commit the murdec and prors also say patel carefully planned the whole thinceout. surveillameras show what happened. on thursday march 15th around 2: 0, someone enters john's home and waits there for him. 4:52, he gets home from work. half an hour later, the first person leaves the house. hjohn isn'teard from again. the next night, two concerned siblings break in and find hima de today in court his sister described that moment. she said she tried to find his pulse but couldn't. and the judge ruled there is enough evidence to charge patel with first-degree murder and now it moves to a grand jury. aimee cho, you you news 4. >>> breaking news as gunfire rings out inside a chicago hospital. >>> plus a family's legal fight ag

loved, how much love there is in this house. >> thank you, dada. >> cheese. >> in northeast, aimee chobarbara harrison will be emceeing the ceremony ow tomo. wendy, back to you. >>> with black friday just around thecorner, it is time to start thinking about the gift and this year's hottest gift, an experience. gifts like travel, hotels spa visits, cooking classes. they'll make up about a third of the christmas gif. this ye tonight on "nbc nightly news," you'll see the trendiest gifts, and how they're iacting the stores. >>> news4 working for your health tonight.an a localho struggled with mental health issues of his own creates a simple way for others to get the help that they need. >> we can see that so manyot hers are suffering, ande're empowered to do something about it. >> a camera captures anmage of a peeping tom at off campus housing here at the universitma of ryland. coming up at hey, batter, bat r, batter, batter. crowd] like everyone, i lea. but i know the importance of having te to do what you love. at comcast we kne our customers' timis valuable. that's why we have 2-hour ap

news 4's aimee cho visited a veteran in lortonay who her friends have changed her life for the better. >> you just don't like that thunder. you don't like that thunder. >> from the cuddles to the kisses. >> hey buddy. likeere's nothing qui the love of a dog. romi dover has two. >> are you piling all your ties up? >> that's rt and that's muchacho. >> and as they tussle over toys, it's been a long path that brought him into her life. she served 20 years as an-ray tech in the army. >> it's hard to be away from yourtoids. it's hare away from your spouse, those soldiers, those airmen who are deployed, they arein m a huge sacrifice. >> that service, that sacrifice, it's why the humane rescue alliance and the pets for atriots project wants to help veterans adopt four-legged friends. >> veterans are coming from such a difficult experience. they provide so much healing and purpose and hope to veterans. >> when i've had those extremely stressful ys, he has been just that little piece that likes to cuddle up and says mom, it's going to be>>okay. over recently had to have foot surgery. e also suf

. >> reporter: aimee cho, news4. >> tickets to the sold out show were as high as $3,000. mrs. obama will retn to capital one arena november 25th. >>> it's adoption day in the strict and right now, dozens of kids are spending the evening erwith their new for families. news4's barbara harrisonth host adoption ceremony at d.c. superior court. in all 27 children now have permanent homes. barbara caught up with one couple who have adopted a daughter and today they're t adding a sontheir family. >> so we adopted her in 2015 and bobby. >> what has bobby become today? >> my little brother. >> reporter: your little brother congratulations to the whole family. >> thank you. >> they're adorable. right now,s the city i still lookingor homes for 75 moreur children crently in the d.c. foster care system. >>> mayor muriel bowser was there with her adorable adopted daughter miranda elizabeth. she's changed her 12-hour schedule and now s's on what she calls miranda's schedule, whatever that means. you can tell miran runs the show around there. adorable. now storm team 4 samarra joining us this

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than a million and a half in the past two years the faltering economy is one of the reasons why morris cho is considering looking for a job in china become tree many taiwanese consider as the enemy if we want god to china what our needs we won't talk about politics because the most important thing for us is to have a better career in the future. zeiss party has held for twenty years but recent poll shows the main opposition party gaining ground this city is a stronghold for the ruling democratic progressive party their supporters like the president's tough and the china stance but they worry about the impact it's having on the economy and if the d.p.p. were to lose this city it would represent a severe setback for the president or that will be a major blow for the ruling government and the wrong party because they have secured the position for more than twenty years and. well there's. over. that will be. i china's leaders like opponents in taiwan will be pleased if that happens because they want to ensure she's a one term president adrian brown al-jazeera. had for you on this. in the final

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and people in a makeshift tent city at a walmart parking ict in cho california, were asked to leave today. the red cross and other local agencies are helping locate shelters. in southern california, the woolsey fire is now 88% contained. rain is predicted throughout california lateinthis week rafears of mudslides in the burned regions. wetorld leaders whot the annual asia pacific economic cooperation summit marked a first in the organization's 29- year history.ey ere unable to agree on a final communique, failing to bridge differences. the summinit was domed by disputes between china and the u.s. the u.s.is warns that china luring nations into debt traps, china says american unilateralism is dangerous. the host nation, papua new guinea, also accused china of threatening behavior. president trump says he expects a full report by tuesday on the murder of saudi journalist jamal khashoggi that will address" what we think the overall a impact w who caused it, and who did it." this follows news reports hat the c.i.a. has concluded that saudi crown prince mohammed bin salman ordered khashoggi's

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i'm steve cho on this episode of one east we investigate the fight between those who love dogs and those who love to eat them. and. gotten them in downtown seoul is a place where nutrients like in the chip pit dogs with poultry and it's like beating. it's the end of summer and for some it's the best time to eat the traditional dish fistful. dog meat soup. in korea it's called top of the flow what fishel about the city and i don't believe you have to feel that i mean this all came in but i guess all you did it has been well i think it's been that. long done you know the unifil felt good in that all things. dogmeat is purported to have a variety of health benefits. how to not get on the limb of a million two million of. his wealth. i was here today yes i was. so that to get the whole needle me on monday little bit about a one on one visit and just. cannot kill of the kill it you my. plans are you got a moment or less. oh yeah. these dinah's are aware of careers ricky taishan as a nation of dog beaches but a growing number of koreans are finding this notion hard to swallow. these days seven

immune to anything so it is therefore very important that we have a very very controlled contact with cho's parents are unlikely to be able to bury their son but they say they've forgiven those who killed him and they've asked for those who took him to the island to be released from police custody. the sentinel east have a reputation for attacking anyone who goes to their island and they've largely been left alone even the gift giving visits like this one by the anthropological survey of india have been very rare for now the unlikely isolation of the sentinel east people seem set to continue. i'm for more i'm joined from london by jonathan mazower he is with survival international that's a group campaigning for indigenous peoples rights jenkins good to have you on the show this story it appears to be a needless tragedy how much do we know about the people who are living on north sentinel island i mean how long they've been isolated and. you know how many are there. well we know that they have almost been living on that silence for thousands of years that population is the best estimate saw

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i'm steve cho on this episode of one east we investigate the fight between those who love dogs and those who love to eat them. getting now. in downtown seoul it's a place where you train it's like going to pit dogs with poultry and it's like beating. it's the end of summer and for some it's the best time to eat the traditional dish. meat suit. in korea it's called top. official about this incredible video of the president i mean this all formed by him and what i call the good it has been well i think it's been that has been weeping that long done you know the unifil who they did all thing you know. is purported to have a variety of health benefits. how do you not get on the little milk tuna to. have all the bottom of the here today and yet it was one of. those who gets a whole little money you know what about a one on one visit and that's it can not get killed to kill a human. one saying i'm over less. these dinah's are aware of korea's ricky taishan as a nation of dog into this but a growing number of koreans are finding this notion hard to swallow. these days cindy to see a korean say

indian ocean by one of the lost tribes untouched by modern civilization twenty seven year old john cho was attempting to make contact with the tribe on north sentinel in the bay of bengal when it's believed he was shot with an arrow they sent to the least people lumber in the low hundreds and the unknown and the known to be rather fearful of and aggressive towards outsiders to protect them india has banned people from going on within five kilometers off the island the british foreign secretary has warned of serious diplomatic consequences for the u.a.e. after it sentenced a british citizen to life in prison matthew hedges has been convicted of spying for the british government which he denies for brennan reports thirty one year old matthew hedges was arrested at dubai airport at the end of a two week research trip as part of his ph d. on the country's security policies last month the court in abu dhabi granted him conditional bail raising hopes he might soon be cleared of all charges but the sentence of life imprisonment is a massive blow to those expectations this all leads us to thin

remote island by one of the lost tribes untouched by modern civilization twenty seven year old john cho was attempting to make contact with the tribe on the island of north central and the bay of bengal when its building. he was shot with an arrow the sentence these people in the know hundreds and to be theophile off and of ques of to what's outside is to protect them and he has banned people from going within five kilometers off the island while i sign is a research and vice has specialized as an argument on tribes and he says the fence delays have repeatedly pushed back against official efforts to make contact with them these people have historically remain isolated and if you look at the history there are used to be a large number of indigenous people in the end and nicobar islands and indigenous. and them and they were depopulated to a large extent and these are few indigenous the number is up to fifty fifty two hundred or maybe five hundred that's what the projected number is so big they have shown all the time types with the outward and they believe isolated on their back and. the

a million and a half in the past two years the faltering economy is one of the reasons why maurice cho is considering look. for a job in china become tree many taiwanese consider as the enemy if we want to china for our needs we want to talk about politics because the most important thing for us is to have a better career better job in the future. science party has held for twenty years but recent poll shows the main opposition party gaining ground this city is a stronghold for the ruling democratic progressive party their supporters like the president's tough and the china stance but they worry about the impact it's having on the economy and if the d.p.p. were to lose this city it would represent a severe setback for the president or that will be a major blow for the ruling government and the ruling party because they have secured the position for more than twenty years and now there's an opportunity for the opposition party to turn over the election that will be a major brought for the p.p.p. supporters. china's leaders like zines opponents in taiwan will be pleased if that happens b

by a remote island tribe say they forgive those responsible for his death twenty seven year old john cho is trying to make contact with the remote north sentinel tribe when it's believed he was shot with an arrow charles family say he had nothing but love for the people that all sentinel is part of india's undermanned islands in the bay of bengal the island which is the same size as manhattan in new york is home to the endangered hunter gatherer ascent allee's tribe of which there are only one hundred fifty left to protect their way of life foreigners an indian's a ban from going within five kilometers of the island contact with the outside world would put them at risk of disease the tribe is also hostile to outsiders they reportedly killed two fisherman is boat drifted on to the island in two thousand and six and fired arrows at a helicopter checking the damage after the two thousand and four tsunami last year the indian government said taking photographs or videos of the tribe would be punishable by up to three is in prison. now in india a baby has in the right chemistry escaped death

when you are looking at the state department's briefing regarding the meeting with mr pompei or mr cho schaller they're just mentioning just that bit about it's a question about just how they do it is much more different than the turkish case but turkey's your it is exactly the. case because it too has a potential to deteriorate its relations with the saudi arabia and this is so important thing because if this case won't be revealed the facts won't be revealed then stumble won't be as safe have been for you all people coming from all around the world and that is that why this case should be sold in any way and the international inquiry is also an important but what is important you know at the end of this month mr trump and mr rudd on will be meeting a g. twenty meeting in argentina and i think we need to wait for this meeting to see exactly what will happen on this contract. case the un envoy for yemen has arrived in the capital sana'a to meet her three leaders in the latest push for political talks when the civil war his visit comes as a day agencies warn of an urgent need to reach h

. >> now with aimee cho is live in bethesda. i'll bet it's busy there,too. >> reporter: yeah. the crowds have died down a bit but still f ar amount of people and everyone we talked to had a good black f experience. they said the key is being prepared. getting a good night's sleep. eating and being prepared for te crowds. everywhere youurn it's clear, the holidays a officially here. and as all the shoppers show up to snag the sales, these crowds are not a big deal. >> get out oe.the hous that's half the fun. just going out and enjoying se yourlf. people watching. >> we've got all day. i think we'll hit more stores,t o. i love to sh. he shop until i drop. >> and over at the outlets at the national harbor, a crush of cars descending and cro s of people braving the cold. >> i love cold weather. it is liken me to do cold weatr. i love wearing my coat, i love being out when there are people around i'm drinking iced coffee and it's 30 degrees. >> reporter: meanwhile, store workers trying to keep their cool. >>go ness. people ask crazy questions. and it is a lot of people. a big rush

four hundred buffalo have been found dead in a river in botswana the mass drowning happened in that cho bit river which is close to the southern african nations border with the media the tourism ministry says they're believed to have stampeded into the river whilst being chased by lions the meat is being donated to local communities. argentinean beef is famous all over the world and it's currently one of the nation's few economic success stories south america's second biggest economy is suffering from massive inflation and unemployment and a deep budget deficit but before exports are bucking the trend in industry experts say it's delta government policy to raise a ball has more now from when i was like this i this is a leading processing plant in when a site is working nonstop to export before around the globe. it's heading to the middle east europe and china and it is implants like this one where production has increased over fifty percent in the last few months and both as a broader global focused on the me has been in the beef industry for decades he says argentina has lost years of