several said combs moved out of their house. many locals don't know what to think. >> fires, evacuate wags, the feel around the area, you kind of need to be here to feel what people are feeling, thinking, experiencing. >> to councilmember combs, respectfully ask you to move back to santa rosa. if not, do what's right and resign your seat on this council. >> reporter: city attorney is investigating the situation. combs said on facebook, she will have more to say at next week's council meeting about the whole situation. we tried multiple times to reach combs in south america today. we have not heard back. live in santa rosa, cornell barnard. >>> happening this weekend, fire choked the bay area clos d. as half mathon in berkeley. eric thomas joining us now with the event taking place on sunday. eric? >> reporter: larry, the berkeley half marathon draws runners thousands of them from all over the bay area. it's been canceled before because of november's heavy rains. but until last year, it had never been canceled because of smoke in

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>> the fbi is combing through the suspect's social media, checking his internet searches. so far officials say no idea of motive, but nothing to indicthis was inspia terror group investigators tonight say the suspect is 16-year-old nathaniel berhow they're talking to his girlfriend, searching his house. groups that track these attacks now count 30 intentional shootings so far this year in the nation's schools and on college campuses that caused injuries or deaths the secret service says school shootings typically end quickly so schools cannot depend on first responders to stop them that was true today. the first deputies got there in two minutes, and it was already over lester >> pete, thank you. >>> tonight, house speaker nancy pelosi delivered her own forceful take in the first public testimony in the house impeachment investigation as democrats switched to new language to describe their accusations. peter alexander has more. >> reporter: 24 hours after that first public impeachment hearing, house speaker nancy pelosi is calling testimony from two career diplomats devast

we will let you get back to work as we continue to comb through it. thank you. to congressional correspondent mike emanuel reporting live from capitol hill with more as we go through this testimony. >> good morning to you, the star witness of today was supposed to be for me national security advisor john bolton, but bolton declined to come to capitol hill to testify in this impeachment inquiry. a house intelligence committee officials saying the committee would welcome his deposition but his attorney has told lawmakers he would take it to court if he was subpoenaed. the concern for house intelligence is any court fight would tie things up for months. meanwhile, the star witness called to testify tomorrow is also not expected to appear. white house and acting chief of staff mick mulvaney has been asked to give a deposition behind closed doors. republicans close to the white house say they don't blame his reluctance about participating in this probe. >> i don't trust the process and that the houses being fair. that he wants to call witnesses on his behalf, i hope

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his mood today was combative. >> i have to come over and see the fake news. let's go.hat do you have, john? let me just say -- be quiet. quiet. quiet. >> did you ask the doj? >> are you ready? i never spoke to them about anything. >> just an interesting snapshot. next week is a big week. we have to get more transcripts today, next week we're in public hearings again. we're waiting to get the full transcript of fiona hill. lieutenant colonel alex vindman, he did as well. asma as well. is rudy giuliani about to become the fall guy? ♪ things are getting clearer, yeah i feel free ♪ ♪ to bare my skin ♪ yeah that's all me. ♪ nothing and me go hand in hand ♪ ♪ nothing on my skin ♪ that's my new plan. ♪ nothing is everything. keep your skin clearer with skyrizi. 3 out of 4 people achieved 90% clearer skin at 4 months. of those, nearly 9 out of 10 sustained it through 1 year. and skyrizi is 4 doses a year, after 2 starter doses. ♪ i see nothing in a different way ♪ ♪ and it's my moment so i just gotta say ♪ ♪ nothing is everything skyrizi may increase your risk of infections an

iran's expected to start injecting uranium gas into centrifuges in an underground area near the city of comb the u.s. has called the move a big step in the wrong direction and the e.u. says it's also concerns. a central figure in the u.s. impeachment inquiry has changed his testimony apparently for the replicate president onil trop washington's ambassador to the core the someone has admitted trump used military aid as a way to force ukraine to investigate his political rival joe biden i did a castro reports from washington d.c. . the only witness to have explicitly defended president trump on the central question of the impeachment inquiry has reversed himself that question is whether trump withheld security assistance from ukraine in exchange for help with his reelection campaign. bassett or gordon solomon at 1st says there was no quid pro quo but after being implicated by other witnesses he says his memory has sharpened insulin's amended testimony released tuesday the ambassador says he now remembers telling you craning officials that the security money wasn't coming unless you crane's pre

." >> reporter: song of the year going to "beautiful crazy" by luke combs.nominations this year, taking home album of the year for "girl." >> thank you country music, thank you to the fans. >> reporter: the show closing with the biggest awards. >> cma award for male vocalist of the year goes to -- luke combs. >> female vocalist of the year goes to -- kacey musgraves. >> cma award for entertainer of the year goes to -- garth brooks. >> reporter: garth brooks actually told me that he voted for last year's winner, keith urban, again this year for that category. but so many people were really rooting for the only woman who was nominated for entertainer of the year, carrie underwood. they're now saying that next year has got to be her year. kenneth and janai? >> all right, marci, thank you so much. >> fabulous, imagine that red carpet. >> looks incredible, i love when she covers that. so many performances, reba changed so many times, lil nas x. >> all the glitter. >> all looking good. (groans) hmph... (food grunting menacingly) when the food you love doesn't love

facility tehran plans to start pumping gas into centrifuges that underground area near the city of comb that decision was announced by president hassan rouhani on tuesday the u.s. has called the move a big step in the wrong direction and the s.s. is concerned as well at least 15 people have been killed in an overnight attack in southern thailand government stormed a checkpoint and nala province there believed to be part of a separatist movement armed groups have carried out attacks in the predominantly muslim region since 2004 security official described wednesday's attack as one of the biggest in recent years al-jazeera is wayne has more from bangkok. this attack took place at around 1120 on tuesday evening in jala province one of the 3 southernmost provinces in thailand bordering malaysia where several armed groups have been fighting for years for independence or autonomy from thailand which is a predominantly buddhist country the target of this attack appears to have been defense force volunteers these are people from local communities who are recruited by the thai military they are

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now forensics teams are still combing through today's news green vault that's the state art museum or earlier on monday a team of thieves managed to bypass security and make off potentially with dozens of priceless examples of german cultural art and history so far the police of a man rather tight lipped regarding the motive or any clues behind the identity of the team of thief's but one thing remains certain the loss of these dozens of prices works of art is a huge blow to the city a huge blow to the museum and represents an irreplaceable loss one that will be felt throughout german cultural life now to some of the other stories making news around the world hong kong chief executive kerry lamb say the government will reflect on the results of a ballot which saw pro-democracy candidates win massive gains offered no concessions during her 1st media briefing since sunday's elections she thanked residents for voting peacefully amid ongoing protests against beijing's rule. the un says greenhouse gas levels in the earth's atmosphere hit a record high in 2018 carbon dioxide methane and nitr

now forensics teams are still combing through those things green vault that's the state art museum where earlier on monday a team of thieves managed to bypass security and make off potentially with dozens of priceless examples of german cultural art and history so far the police of a man and rather tight lipped regarding the motive or any clues behind their identity of the team of thieves but one thing remains certain the loss of these dozens of prices works of art is a huge blow to the city a huge blow to the museum and represents an irreplaceable loss one that will be felt throughout german cultural life now to some of the other stories making news around the world the u.n. says greenhouse gas levels in vs atmosphere hit a record high in 2018 carbon dioxide in the thing and my trust oxide of the 3 main gases that contribute to global warming the un is warning that the world is not on course to meet its targets to cut greenhouse gas emissions and prevent catastrophic climate change. a judge in the u.s. has ordered former white house counsel don magon to testify in the pietschmann inquir

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now forensics teams are still combing through thousands green vault that's the state art museum where earlier on monday a team of thieves managed to bypass security and make off potentially with dozens of priceless examples of german cultural art and history so far the police of remained rather tight lipped regarding the motive or any clues behind the identity of the team of thief's but one thing remains certain the loss of these dozens of priceless works of art is a huge blow to the city a huge blow to the museum and represents an irreplaceable loss one that will be felt throughout german cultural life. leaked chinese government documents have revealed details about the mass detention of at least a 1000000 of the countries we go population a group of investigative journalists has published the papers which show the camps to be forced reeducation sent as part of china's plan to assimilate and subdue the muslim minority beijing has always claimed the times of all entry. these confidential chinese government documents lay bare the control and repression that reign in the internment camp

thieves that made off with priceless 18th century jewels in the german city of dresden police are now combing the crime scene at the greenbelt museum still looking for clues that they hope might lead them to the robbers all devastated museum officials are trying to work out what exactly they lost. treasures that even the french king louis the 14th was said to be jealous of the gemstone sets of the saxon prince elector 3 of them have been stolen their material value is estimated to be in the millions their cultural value is and calculable and they fight and it's a unique collection the biggest saxon treasure of the 18th century which is at the heart of that cultural heritage. that's just a few years ago the museum's previous direct acclaimed sophisticated alarm system was on par with fort knox but on monday this threw a spanner in the works around 5 am a fire in an electricity junction box near the consul suddenly plunged the building into darkness and the thieves struck you could also. the perpetrators entered through a window facing the castle square cut through the bars smashed the window p

he's combative even with people he agrees with and he was a very unpopular guy as a result of that.nk actually the president helped him. and brought him into the race. he was way behind. so, again, i would look at those two races and say those are particular, the broader story of the suburban voters is absolutely true. don't read much into those two races. >> governor is that true? >> listen, i think what you're seeing all over the country, anderson, is democrats are fired up. they're unhappy with the president. unhappy on health care, unhappy on so many different issues and riled up and want to come out and vote. go from 29% to 40% is extraordinary. we've never seen that in virginia before. >> and talking about in mississippi and in kentucky, they are essentially as conservatives, as you can get, as democrats's what does that say to presidential candidates trying to win over states that they traditionally have not gotten? >> all the candidates have a different message. we have a big field in the presidential that will narrow down. some candidates are running out of money. you have

meadows and jordan are that, they are forceful and loyal backers and they are smart as a shy to gett combative with witnesses. republicans may think they may need that when cameras turn on. host: casey burgat is our guest. we welcome our comments -- your comments. democrats, use the democrat line. we wanted to show you the opinion piece from betsy, the former u.s. -- new york state attorney general. the headline says, pelosi's impeachment rules guarantee a partisan circus. i want to point out, she says democrats are boasting about the impeachment inquiry protections offered to trump, claiming they are the same rules devised for president nixon and clinton but that is a lie. section f, devised by jerrold nadler, stipulates that unless the president surrenders his executive privilege, a power the supreme court has ruled michael to his office, he and his lawyers will be denied the ability to call or, question witnesses, i should say. what is section f? i think this was guaranteed to be a partisan circus no matter what happens. when the cameras turn on with something as big as impeachment, you wil

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tonight investigators in germany are combing for clues. they think someone set a fire to plunge the area into darkness but so far no sign of the brazen thieves or dresden's priceless treasures. kelly cobiella, nbc news >>> why so many are giving the gift of travel this season the deals you won't want to miss >>> in tonight's "price you pay," ahead of black friday, our jo ling kent explains why this year's hottest gifts aren't necessarily the kind you can wrap in a bow. >> reporter: beyond electronics, toys and clothes, the best deal this holiday season may be a trip to paradise consumers, especially millennials, are spending more and more on experiences rather than stuff and companies have noticed. hotels, airlines and cruise liners are rolling out deep discounts right now. there's even deals to ride the rails. amtrak is running a track friday sale priceline, promoting 200 million in deals with a new flash sale every two hours. and some major airlines expected to release discounts on some international and domestic routes your favorite the

and it's part of the sort of combative approach to diplomas that the president tried to use.is not working. nato is not responding well and there is no peace agreement with north korea or the taliban. and those deals would help him in his reelection effort so less combativeness and listening to aides and traditional diplomacy would help with reelection. >> and by cutting funding does he help vladimir putin. >> he does. it is dividing the nato alliance, and that is what putin wants, pulling u.s. troops out of syria, again that is what putin wants. and pulling troops out of syria would sort of plan to make the taliban wait this out and it is these kind of rash, inconsistent actions, tweeting major decisions that leads adversaries to frankly not fear president trump. they think they could wait him out and not win reelection and it is an unfortunate situation. but again there is still time for a new approach. >> david road, thank you for being here. we appreciate it. >> thank you. >> and we're staying on the breaking news out of european as new video comes in of the reported stab

>>looks like they're a still combing other areas you can see the chopper moving around.hool right clearly looks like a big school. but they're also kind of scanning over to other properties you see police there on the ground on foot there. so and there's more cop cars and that's the whole area away from the school. so there is urgent search yet absolutely so we have this and if if you're familiar there's about 40 miles north of l a s right along i 5 to come up the grapevine you hit santa clarita before you get into. >>la itself so this is where that is located and it looks by these live shots as though the school is nestled in a lot of commercial and residential neighborhoods as well all surrounding that campus and so that's why you have police now going into what looks like commercial industrial parking lots as well as neighboring streets in actual residential neighborhoods as well looking for this gunman saugus high school at 7.40 was when we got the word that this has shooting happened at the school. >>they were saying that either had just started it was about to star

we're seeing them take the gloves off a little bit and are more combative in the way they're presentingions. in some respects i think the voters are responding to it, those who agree with joe biden. but there's been some criticism of it as being a sexist way of attacking her, that she's angry and that she is, you know, condescending in a way that a criticism that may not be levied against a man. we're going to wait and see how they play out over the next couple of weeks. >> absolutely. and there was a really touching and deeply emotional moment during the town hall when joe biden talked about the encounterers that encounters he has on the trail with caucus goers and people about loss and grief. let me play it. >> you know it happens to me hundreds of times on the trail. people just want to know, i can make it? can i make it? am i going to be okay? and there will welcome a time if any of you who are going through it where the thought of the person you lost will bring a smile to the lip before you it brings a tear to the eye. that's when you know you'll be able to make it. that's when you

further north, american forces and fdf intelligence officers combed through those who had surrenderedeeing through those who had surrendered, looking forfleeing is through those who had surrendered, looking for fleeing is fighters. the interviews with islamic state women. those stories were horrendous. speaks of arabic he fears for the region. now that the american forces have pulled out of north—eastern syria, the cause of independence has been shattered again. the judges said that given the conditions and the intensity of the fighting, this footage was beautifully framed and incredibly steady. it was powerful to look at. after yea rs of after years of armed conflict and instability, nicaraguans are was turning a corner and moving towards economic growth and political security. but that changed in april 2018 as protest erupted across the country. a response to the government's social security reforms after the president approved cuts to state pensions and benefit payments. the demonstrations rapidly escalated into a larger movement against the government. winner of the news award, lu

and then whitney called in for this wild combative intervw. >> is there drug use going on? >> who are you talking to? >> no, you're not talking to me. i'm a mother. >> i never met whitney. i had never met her. >> you talked like youid. >> know that you and robyn were girlfriends from when you were growing up. >> we still are friends, girl. >> that was a cumulative fed up whitney hoton that i heard. >> fed up withe or fed up with the world? >> you had been talking about whitney and myself for so long. >> well that's what i do >> robyn is promoting her new memoir"a song for whitney." controversial whitney tour.e ♪ i wanna dance with somebody. >> and what does robyn thi about whitnes upcoming hologram tour? >> wt are your thoughts on whitney as a hologram? >> perfect. >> that's like your mother says when you don't have anything nice to say don't say anything at all. >> where is my tea? >>> let' talk about your fella. you stole the red carpet when he won the golden globe, what was that like? >> when somebody close to you makes story, you still get flutte. >> next year's show is

and combing through today's transcripts, hundreds more page pages. >> that's right. we are learning some really important brand-new details from these transcripts and confirming some juicy older ones as we are continuing each passing minute now to go through these transcripts. we are learning that lieutenant colonel testimony is mostly focused on making the case that he believes there was a deal in the works between trap administration officials and ukraine's government. asked do you think the president was trying to get the ukrainian government to investigate former president joe biden? he says it doesn't take a rocket scientist to see where the game would be for the president and investigating the son of a political opponent. he goes on to add that they were the primary operators communicating those terms. he says there was no ambiguity in my mind. he was calling for something, calling for an investigation that didn't exist into the bidens. he says he was "deeply concerned by what he was seeing and hearing and that he shared those concerns with others." all told, h

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duran's expected to start injecting uranium gas into centrifuges at an underground area near the city of comb the u.s. has called the move a big step in the wrong direction at least 11 people have been killed in the democratic republic of congo near the border with uganda military spokesperson says the attack snorkel kolo were carried out by the ice will affiliated a.t.f. rebels and southern thailand gunmen stormed a checkpoint and killed at least 15 people attack hope happened overnight in the province and then are believed to be part of a separatist movement armed groups have carried out attacks in the muslim majority region since 2004. so the headlines keep it on al-jazeera this is europe is next. seriously. what about the gentleman who died in north london this week is with us she sent us the practices that he gets when we do not be able to follow these so you listen or you search we bury him to more for right. now i would love for them from working here is a 24 hour a day 7 days a week job to do with the amount of stress that we experience sometimes is immense i could still hope that may

further north, american forces and sdf intelligence officers comb through those who had surrendered.ng is fighters. another important sequence in the film is the interviews with islamic state women. their stories were horrendous. galustov fears for the region. now that the american forces have pulled out of northeast syria, the dream of kurdish independence has been shattered again. the judges said given the conditions and the intensity of the fighting, galustov‘s footage was beautifully framed and incredibly steady. it was powerful to look at. after years of armed conflict and instability, nicaragua was turning a corner and moving towards economic growth and political security. but that all changed in april 2018 as protests erupted across the country. a response to the government's social security reforms after president daniel 0rtega approved cuts to state pensions and benefit payments. the demonstrations rapidly escalated into a larger movement against the government. winner of the news award luis sequeira's film captured the accelerating conflict and clashes between the oppositio

i thought he was a great governor, but matt is combative.'s combative with people he even agrees with, and he was very unpopular as a result of that. i think the president helped him and brought him into the race. he was way behind. i would look at those two races and say those are particular. the broader story of problem with suburban voters, absolutely true. but don't read too much into those races. >> governor, is that true? >> listen, i think what you're seeing all over the country, anderson, is that the democrats are fired up. they're unhappy with the president. they're unhappy on health care. they're unhappy on so many different issues. and they're riled up, and they want to come out and vote. to go from 29% to 40% is extraordinary. we have never in virginia seen anything like that before. >> but if the two democratic candidates that you're talking about in mississippi and kentucky are essentially as conservative as you can get as democrats, what does that say to presidential candidates who are trying to win over states that they, you

i mean, bevin was combative, he created a lot of enemies. there have been other figures like him that have not gone very far, roy moore as well. it does seem trumpism as a political phenomenon seems quite limited to this donald trump and not necessarily transferrable to others throughout the party. >> it's so interesting. i had a conversation with a republican lawmaker earlier today who made almost that identical point, what this person said is that democrats get the benefits of having trump be part of the political conversation because trump energizes the democratic base, broadly. but for republicans who aren't trump, if trump's not running, his base doesn't necessarily transfer to them. >> right. >> so people might show up by the tens of thousands in eastern kentucky to see trump, but those people won't necessarily feel the same level of affection and affinity for someone like matt bevin who had all sorts of problems related, you know, practically to his personal demeanor. the trump effect was not enough to lift him, so that's a challenge

greg, jordan did take that combative tone.osed to be -- you kill with calm. >> yeah. >> how -- how well did goldman and castor do today? >> well, goadmaldman and i are the same doj family. a very experienced former prosecutor. he was very smooth today and i thought did a very effective job. i know steve castor from my time at the fbi when he was can the committee and we had some dealings together. professional, competent guy. let's face it, castor doesn't have a case. right? he's trying to defend the indefensible in many respects so he doesn't have much to work with. i think that came through today. >> hmm. so, abby, some republicans were not happy with castor's performance. do you -- are they going to do anything about it? are they -- i mean, you know, as greg's saying, if it's about the case, it may be about that more than the lawyer. >> you know, this reminds me of the brett kavanaugh hearings when there was sort of independei independent person doing the questioning and republicans wsht hap warrant hap weren't hawpe how sh

. >> after the shooting, tactical teams swarmed the family home and combed through every inch of his life. his mother and girlfriend were also interviewed. it remains unclear how the suspect allegedly got his hands on a gun but family pictures that show his late father was an avid hunter. investigators are also looking into reports that he may have posted this social media before the shooting. an instagram account with the header "saugus high school have fun at school tomorrow." classmates say the student was a boy scout who was quiet and smart, someone they never thought would snap. today is his birthday. >>> meantime, a cease-fire crumbling in the middle east, israeli fighters have resume strikes on the militant group in gaza after they blasted rockets into israel. the fire of corrupted tuesday after a fire killed a senior commander. capital round hill. just eafrom the former ukraine ambassador. state department have testified that she was pushed out after a smear campaign allegedly directed by the president's personal lawyer, rudy giuliani. we will have special, live coverage of t

>>yeah in order to comb this problem, a problem that just received a significant financial boost lipe took all kron 4 news. >>let's step outside show you what's gog on is hump day night as we give you a view of the golden gate bridge and not talkies it's been lately know it was cold today though our karnow is here with the 4 zone forecast says make is a very good observations, a very impressed by both of the chance for rain will write. yes, you guys are doing well we're certainly see that a lot of clouds around the bay ar that help to cool down the temperatureshat fog has lifted just a bit as high pressure has weekend. soe're not seeing thareal dense fog on the golden gate like we've seen is lifted and that's allowed to push further shore to help cool everybody down see the clouds now making their way over n francisco as we look toward the sales force those temperatures really oy taken a hit today, louis the past 24 hou, cool off a good 21 degrees cooler today in santa rosa 30 degreecooler in a bottle 14 degrees cooler in san francisco 15 degrees cooler in oakland, so that trd headed

winds now 22 in the snow right now 20 and a fairfield around the west the bay area how about that combard right now only 3 mile an hour in san jose and only 4 miles per hour in the san francisco. so we're going to bring an end to those winds bring a little more sunshine, couple patches of fog moving along the coastline. temperatures will be in the 50's and the 60's tomorrow, and how about this i am loving this. we have a great weekend this weekend but get a load of this next week. yeah we've got a series that's right. i said a series of possible storms, way of stuff but words like possible in their cars so far the forecast looks is impressive. as i've seen all season we love hearing thank you so much, thank you for being with us tonight. >>we'll see it tonight at 8 o'clock. the van gogh. to harrison, the wine collection. to mateo, my favorite chair. grace, you get the beach house... just don't leave the lights on, okay? to craig, this rock. to jamie, well, let's just say, enjoy the ride. the redwoods to the redheads. the rainbows to the proud. the almonds to walter. the beaches to the

officers are now combing through the suspect's life to find out exactly what happened. >> today was his 16th birthday. he was involved in student athletics doesn't fit the bill of someone you associate with this type of event. >> we're learning more about the students who lost their lives. members of an air force junior rotc came together tonight to remember the 14-year-old boy. they say he was a beloved cadet and friend. >> he was the kind of guy, you could have the worst day of your life, just down on your luck, and he'd walk over and say how are you doing today, and you're immediately smiling. >> and we're also hearing about the heroes who stepped up to help. 3 off duty cops rushed to perform life saving treatment, and one man opened his home to 20 students running to safety. >>> he was cited, handcuffed, and detained for eating a sandwich on bart. tonight that man has taken the first step in filing a lawsuit. his cell phone video sparked outrage and even resulted in an apology from bart's general manager. now the man eating that sandwich, steve foster, has filed a claim against bart

nearly two weeks ago while authorities combed the area, roanoke schools were closed, and this neighborhood was asked to shelter in place >> this was a person that should be considered armed and dangerous. >> reporter: investigators say the 22-year-old combat engineer deserted his post at camp lejeune in north carolina last month and made his way to the roanoke, virginia, area. the fbi joined the search and put him on the most-wanted list after authorities say brown killed his mother's boyfriend in her home brown's attorney told us the man abused brown for years and forced him to live in the woods as a teenager. >> there is a lot of abuse in the home, physical as well as mental. >> reporter: now, investigators say they're speaking to brown, trying to find out whether anyone helped hide him gabe gutierrez, nbc news >>> and turning now to the latest on the impeachment showdown tonight, the president is sharpening his attacks as his personal attorney comes under new scrutiny nbc's kelly o'donnell is traveling with the president >> reporter: 20,000 supporters welcomed the president back in his

myth buster and overhauling host jessie combs died in august in a car crash while attempting to break a land speed record in oregon. officials say it appears there was a mechanical failure on the front wheel of the car likely caused from striking an object in the desert. the failure led to the front wheel assembly collapsing. it happened at speeds approaching 550 miles per hour. >>> we are getting word that that hype over the coveted popeye's chicken sandwich took a deadly turn in maryland. a 28-year-old man was stabbed for cutting the sandwich line at a popeye's last night. police are still searching for the suspect. the craze first hit the country in august with the product completely selling out in just 2 weeks. >>> well, it's a day many uber employees have been waiting for. tomorrow they can finally sell their stock. but there might be a harsh reality check. >> a big screen account of the deadliest wildfire in california history. the special premier as a community comes together nearly one year after the camp fire. >> coming up new at 6:00, will you get a crab feast for your holid

female police officers are combative sexual assault and domestic abuse. but changing society is a challenge and so is life behind the badge for india's. protesters keep up the pressure for a political overhaul and loving all of the call for a general strike on monday. i'm richelle carey this is al jazeera life and also coming up forging closer bonds a stumbling block may have been over common what set to be the world's biggest trading pact. but they are so bad it's a little interest moping 50 cigarettes a day why a toxic emergency spending cleared in india's capital. and there was a war and the impeachment probe into the u.s. president offers to front up to questioning from republicans.