mr conte flew over the milicia river to see for himself the extent of the damage.orkers and described the deaths as an immense tragedy. translation: we must acknowledge the tragedies in recent weeks and months. they have seen the government called on to assist the affected families. i met the relatives of the jordano family. it is an immense tragedy to be in your own house when flooding hits. nine people died in the incident, including children and grandparents. only three people who were outside the house at the time survived. days of heavy rain and winds have killed 20 other people across italy, mainly in the north and west. katie silver reports. it was in this house near palermo in sicily that a family was all but wiped out. nine people died in the incident, from children aged one, three and 15, to their grandparents. it happened when a small river nearby burst its banks. translation: it's not a good situation. it is something we never would have expected. so much rain in casteldaccia. on the other side of the island, firefighters recovered the bodies of a man a

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he was the greatest person, always smiling, the most positive attitude."))cont.ators have spent the time since the shooting happened trying to answer the big question - why? gunman ian david long was known to police.officers dealt with the 28-year-old former marine in april on a mental health call but he was cleared by medical professionals.the mother of one of the victims thanks, patrick. ( robin ) the other breaking news we are following is out of butte county where a massive wildfire continues to burn.the camp fire has destroyed hundreds of homes and forced mandatory evacuations. so far it has burned 20-thousand acres. right now more than 15- thousand homes are being threatened and there is zero containment. the smoke from that fire is blanketing the bay area, and even causing ash to fall from the sky in san francisco. kron 4's sara stinson is live in lafayette with a look at the smoky conditions there this morning. sara. . ( sara ) smoky skies are filling the bay area. i can smell it in the air. ( robin ) thanks, sara. (robin) lets send it back over to john w

the names of morrissey pochettino and antonio conte will continue to be muttered enquired corners of bosses's phase. it's your go, santiago. day two at the seasonending atp finals in london today — the world number one novak djokovic outlining why he is the man to beat after a comfortable opening victory overjohn isner in straight sets. the serb has had a great year, winning wimbledon and the us open to return to world number one and he sailed through the first set 6-4. the american was completely outplayed by djokovic who took the next set 6—3 to complete an impressive victory in his first round robin match. in the day's first match, germany's alexander zverev beat marin cilic. cilic did have the upper hand in the first set, but world number five zerev fought back to take it on a tie break. the second set also went to a tie break, which zerev also won, on a court which he says is proving difficult for the players. definitely one of the critter court is that we have on tour. it's different from paris, paris was fast, but it was low bounce, quick and high bounce, so it is a mixture of

the names of pochettino and conte will continue to be martyred in quiet corners of this place, but nowhas his boss's faith. it is your go, santiago. more managerial news, as sporting lisbon presented dutchman marcel keizer as their new coach on monday, afterjose peseiro was sacked last week following the club's loss to estoril in the portuguese league cup in october. keizer has signed with sporting untiljune 2021, after a six—month stint with al—jazira in the united arab emirates. the 49—year—old dutchman has spent most of his career in the netherlands and has worked at ajax and fc emmen. when i see the city of lisbon and i see a club such as sporting, it is a bitjealous, see a club such as sporting, it is a bit jealous, but at ajax see a club such as sporting, it is a bitjealous, but at ajax it see a club such as sporting, it is a bit jealous, but at ajax it was also a big challenge, but i think this is a big challenge, but i think this is a very big challenge for me, yes. i like the team, i like the players who play with a lot of passion for the club. i hope i can add something to it

and friends african artist heading back home but report commissioned by president mark conte is likely to recommend a change in the law to allow the works to be returned to their nations of origin. i'm sumi so much going to thank you for joining us china has asked pakistan to tighten security for its citizens in the country after an attack on the chinese consulate in karachi police say all three suicide bombers two policemen and a father and son visiting the consulate were killed but no staff inside the building were hurt. the moment of the attack the blast and ensuring gunshots can be heard throughout karachi to neighborhood the attackers were wearing suicide vests and carrying hunger nates they came in a car loaded with explosives and tried to storm the building but pakistani police gunned them down before they could enter it i witnesses describe the horror that unfolded that huge question which they were carrying in their homes they detonated the grenades created a very small. and then you cannot imagine it was horrendous two police officers and two civilians were killed in the assa

. >>> elsewhere in europe, italian prime minister conte backed his country's budget targets conte saidst analysis of the budget spending measures before taking any further decisions. the italian government discussed reviewing its fiscal plans because it faces possible sanctions from the european commission >> you would think given the multiple chances they had to come back to the european commission they would have already done a cost analysis >> if it were that simple. >> all right we'll wait for those results >>> the ukrainian president has imposed martial law in parts of the country most vulnerable threat to a russian invasion bill nealy has more from moscow. >> ukraine's president said there is not a declaration of war and there will be no mobilization of troops but that it's necessary to stop further provocations in 4 1/2 years of conflict between ukraine and russia the ukrainians have never before imposed martial law russia says the whole incident was a provocation. planned by ukraine and its leadership at the time the united states says it is alarmed about the incident president

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cont. in january 1st. >> a holiday wonderland this morning. a construction site until man. entertained. the stretch of stockton street has been closed six years for the central subway. once the holidays are over, they will peel up the carpets and streets will reopen to traffic. >> i feel like this is late this year. usually it happens on friday. >> were they a little bit behind schedule? it is now fixed. so now we can enjoy it. high surf advisory extended until 9:00 this morning. before the storm door opened, you remember these incredibly paltry numbers. now that the storm door has been opened, anywhere from 59% in livermore. the rest of us 80% to nearly 100% of where we should be. and more rain is coming tomorrow. alexis. >>> so far so good. we are friday light. ne of red getting out of tracy. 205 to 580, check out the speeds. no issues there. a check outside in san jose. a big difference from yesterday's commute. no wet pavement. we are seeing light volumes this morning. >>> a lot of families go christmas tree shopping and aaa has important advice before you bring the tre

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special counsel robert mueller in the russia probe as part of the deal he confessed thatowrump tower cont well into the 2016 campaign. and he shared information from those talks directly with mr. trump. >> he is a weak person. and not a very smart person. he has himself a big reason sentence and he is trying to get a much lesser prison sentence by making up a story. >> reporter: president trump said he pulled the plug on the project and that discussions took place during the campaign in case he lost the presidential race. cbs news conference mr. trump answered one written question from mohler on the project. the president also scrapped a planned meeting with russian president vladimir putin while in argentina. not because of michael cohen plea but because of russia's aggression toward ukraine. the move was praised by both side i want to complement president trump by canceling the meeting. >> i think it was appropriate to send a message. >> reporter: president trump will meet with leaders from argentina, japan and germany on friday. >>> vote early, vote often. that is afraid of it as a jok

prime minister conte optimistic. he also seeks to cut the deficit to 2.2%.adache for europe, 2.4%. 2.2% is not low enough. that is a little bit of a flavor of brexit-ology. and of course it is italy topping the agenda. nejra: we see the euro move a little. is it off those into the headlines or because we are seeing a weaker dollar across the board? china showing weakness. 1%,300 down almost meanwhile crude rebounding little. u.s. futures pointing lower after the rally yesterday, the dollar stays weaker. the 10 year yield reacting with a lag, barely budging yesterday, but asian trade is looking at. if we budge below 3% it will be the first time since september 18. the board of the renault nissan mitsubishi alliance will meet today for the first time since the arrest of its architect, carlos ghosn. what happens may set the direction for the world's biggest auto alliance. we spoke to the north american president and ceo about this time of flux. >> the focus right now is business as usual. the alliance is intact and the direction from the mothership in japan and

cont. host: this is representative ryan costello, republican of pennsylvania, serves the sixth district and a member of the energy and commerce committee. guest: i need to say hello, ryan, my little boy who will be five in less than a month. make sure you treat baby caroline as well as you can. i promised my wife i would put that in. host: you are retiring, is the family matters one reason? guest: there is a multitude of reasons. that was one of them. my district got redistricted last minute and became heavily democratic. i have had some well-documented frustrations with things along the way. host: documentation with the prompt administration -- trump administration primarily? guest: yes. host: what is your biggest issue? guest: everything has become to be about the president. i did not sign up to be chief critic, but i think republicans do best when we talk about economic growth, regulatory reform. i think there are some suburban issues we have not laid -- eaned in on, such as what our pol

the names of antonio conte and mauricio pochettino to be uttered in quiet corners, but for now, theyit's your go, santiago. —— his bosses' faith. after england women's world twenty20 opening game against sri lanka was abandoned without a ball being bowled on saturday due to rain, heather knight's side will hope to see more meaningful action against bangladesh later. england still picked up a point without even hitting a ball, but will be looking for a maximum points return this evening at the same venue in st lucia. here's the bbc‘s henry moeran and former captain charlotte edwards. after the frustration of england's opening games wash—out against sri lanka, hopes are high today that with the sunshine, we could get a fixture between england and bangladesh. they will be desperate to get out there any middle, the ground staff behind me are making —— working very hard indeed to make trades playable. i am with charlotte edwards, it looks 0k, trades playable. i am with charlotte edwards, it looks ok, but it's a bit scratchy? it certainly is. it's quite wet. the run ups worry me more than

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convert an endangered tribe photographed in 2004 that's been isolated for centuries t and rejects conto the ciders that might expose them to disease. he attempted to reach them by boat in the days before his death but was shot at with an arrow that pierced teis waterproof bible. he wou guys might think i'm crazy and all this but i think it's worthwhile to declare jesus to the people. god, i don't want to die. in a statement shared on his instagram. chow's family wrote words cannot express the sadness we experienced about th report. he had nothing but love for the people. we forgive those reportedly responsible for his death. >> this was a er das trip for the missionary and tribe. >> it was incredibly dangerous for him but even more dangerous for the people. they are the most ol isated tribe on earth. >> tonight, authorities are working to figure out how to recover cw's mains without further disturbing the tribe. >>> tonight, we're remembering the oldest pearl harbor survivor served in 1941 two years agen chavez was 104 we watched him train in the g to build the strength to travel to ha

. >> thompson: protestors took to the streets as questionsin cont to be raised about the fatal police shooting of a 21- year-old black man in a mall outside of birmingham, alabama on thanksgiving night. initial statements from the hoover, alabama police department said emantic "e.j." bradford junior was shot and kid ed after police suspecte was responsible for an earlier shooting incident that wounded two people in the shopping center. police later retracted their statement, stating it was unlikely bradford was involved. e president trump plans to mississippi tomorrow to support republican sate candidate cindy hyde-smith at two campaign rallies ahead of the tecsday run off on with former congressman democrat mike espy. hyde-smith has me a number of controversial comments, including telling voters at a campaign stop recently tt if a key supporter "invited me to a public hanging, i'd be on the front row." she later apologized but said her words we being "twisted." mississippi had the highest number of lynchings of african americans in the united ates. >> thompson: the issue of asylum at

the firsttr cont loan worth at least a quarter of a million.ro items us it could eventually play the ads n trains. >>> imagine a simple typo costing you hundreds of dollars. recently, a man noticed he had accidentally added a lette to s daughter's last name, making the ticket invalid. he reached out to expedia and the airlines for his flight, but no one could help. expedia told him he'd have topo up 1,400 bucks for a new ticket. >> i feel this is a robbery. it's not fair. it's a mistake. >> there'so easy fix if you book airline tickets through a third party site like exdia. if buy directly from the aiayine, they can a fix the typo for you, so it's recommended, if you are going overseas or booking an expensive flight, that you buy it directly from the airline.ay >>> don't we didn't warn you. the national tree lighting is tomorrow night, 4:30, and roads near the white house will be closed starting at noon until 8:00. parking restrictions will be in effect, too. every year, the event jams up traffic. might be a good idea to take metro, work from h

l peopleance, gun cont think that it should be controlled but they don't think it should be controlled so much that they lose all their weapons.s >> gun lfinitely need to be reevaluated. not necessarily banning guns but there definitely needs to be a change in the policies whether ite like more background checks, not allowing people with mental issues that have been diagnosed to obtain guns, and i >> i'm not very political, but one thing i'm very passionate about is pro-life. >> if the mocrats win then they will be able to block a lot of measures that have been anti- immigrant and anti-muslim and both of those would affect me. >> immigration is the important izsue. and the most polg issue. lo i feel like a specific issue that is moving me is daca. because i am an international student. i have beehere for two years >> people are still accepting of the l.g.b.t.q. cmunity or our races like, "oh you're not the certain race, so how are we going to accept you in this job," or something. i feel like inequality is still a big thing. >> thompson: and finally tonight, one more reminder that ther

during a visit to sicily on sunday, prime minister giuseppe conte said a cabinet meeting would be organiseddeclare a state of emergency where it's needed and sought out a reconstruction package. matteo salvini said 250 million euros had already been earmarked for relief. he added the government would be asking to use special eu relief funds and that he hoped his plans will not provoke complaints of overspending from brussels, which has objected to the country's proposed budget due to claims it would worsen italy's debt. political barbs aside, the focus now is on getting those in the affected areas back on theirfeet, after a week they are unlikely to forget. kathryn armstrong, bbc news. so when disaster strikes, how does reconstruction take place? jonathan charles, director of communications, european bank for reconstruction and developmentjoins us now. this is what you do. not in italy but in many countries. brussels had questioned its budget and now this will require more money. italy is prone to flooding, especially in the north. italy abbas budget is definitely under pressure and now the

prime minister giuseppe conte, who's held talks with deputies matteo salvini and luigi di maio, saids for 2019 had already been fixed. the european commission has threatened fines unless italy revises its plans. president trump has intervened in the brexit debate, warning that theresa may's deal with the eu may make it harder for britain to trade with the united states. downing street insisted the agreement will allow britain to have an independent policy — meaning it can sign a new trade agreement with the us. dan johnson, our washington correspondent, has been listening to president trump. exactly what did he say? well, he's certainly was not saying anything to be helpful to theresa may. she has looked like a prime minister without many allies in the uk at the minute and she certainly has not found one today over the other side of the atlantic. she of course hopes that after brexit, the uk can form good, strong free—trade agreements with countries around the world, although the us will be one of the biggest and most important partners that an independent uk would be hoping to trade

during a visit to sicily on sunday, prime minister giuseppe conte said a cabinet meeting would be organisedof emergency where it's needed and sought out a reconstruction package. matteo salvini said 250 million euros had already been earmarked for relief. he added the government would be asking to use special eu relief funds and that he hoped his plans will not provoke complaints of overspending from brussels, which has objected to the country's proposed budget due to claims it would worsen italy's debt. political barbs aside, the focus now is on getting those in the affected areas back on theirfeet, after a week they are unlikely to forget. kathryn armstrong, bbc news. the caravan of central american migrants has started to arrive in the mexican capital, mexico city. there, the city and federal authorities have decided to provide them with temporary shelter in a sports stadium, on the outskirts of the city. 0ur mexico correspondent will grant is there. this is thejesus martinez palillo stadium, on the outskirts of mexico city and the meeting point for the migrants caravan. these are the fi

try to acquire from mexico nearly a million square miles of territory so we americans could become a cont intently nation from atlantic, and pacific, but what he did was opened the door to presidents essentially getting them involved in wars on the basis of instances that really didn't happen. thinking of the may, 1998. mckinley said let's have a war against -- the war was not b by the spanish but by a boiler accident. then 1964, lyndon johnson says to congress there's been an unprovoked attack in the gulf. a couple of later they pass the resolution, johnson realizes there was no such incident. based on this flimsy resolution the whole vietnam wars, killing almost 60,000 americans was waged by the americans would cricry. >> host: has this been the first experience with james polk? i. >> michael: this is my first experience, and watching him on television he basically allowed later presidents that our founder would be horrified by. >> host: speaking of which, what was the founders original vision? >> michael: sometimes they have to go to war but it's rare and make sure congress supports it

he was the greatest person, always smiling, the most positive attitude." )) cont.) meanwhile investigators have spent the nearly 24 hours since the shooting happened trying to answer the big question - why?gunman ian david long was known to police. officers dealt with the 28-year-old former marine in april on a mental health call but he was cleared by medical professionals.reporter livethe borderline has become a favorite hangout for local survivors of the route 91 harvest festival shooting in las vegas.we know tonight that one of those survivors is among those killed in last night's shooting.reporting live in thousand oaks, california i'm patrick walker. patrick walker.california i'm thousand oaks, california i'm patrick walker. responding to this deadly mass shooting ... taking to social media. our grant lodes joins us now ... with more on what they had to say. grant? most lawmakers tweeted today after the shooting... san francisco mayor, london breed writing: "we are well past time for action to stop the continued gun violence in our country. the shooting in tho

caravan coming to the southern border and is tough talk on border security will help republicans keep cont for 10 to news. >>> voters in oregon will decide to keep the sectorial on the books. the ballot initiative 105 would repeal oregon sanctuary state law passed unanimously back in 1987. it bars local police from using resources to enforce immigration law. those for immigration reform say policies like this that encourage, excuse me, they say the laws like this encourage entourages making their way to the u.s. border. there working to defeat the repeal. they want to keep the focus local, and non-caravans that president trump is doing, or the border wall. >>> thousands of troops are at the mexican border. the caravan is hundreds of miles away. federal law blocks the military from operating in law enforcement. they cannot detain them or preventing them from entering the united states. they will assist in matters like crowd control. it may be necessary once they arrive. >> my worry is, if they fight each other, there may be innocent people hurt. they will be behind, or in the middle that wi

conte as you mentioned, says that they may prepare a response to the e.u.. the e.u. two weeks to respond to italy. there will be a lot of back and forth. one thing that all of the leaders are saying is that they are willing to have discussions with the e.u.. what they are going to discuss, a different question. the premier is scheduled to have dinner with european commission president juncker on saturday. guy: that will be interesting. thank you very much. this is bloomberg. ♪ comcast business built the nation's largest gig-speed network. then went beyond. beyond chasing down network problems. to knowing when and where there's an issue. beyond network complexity. to a zero-touch, one-box world. optimizing performance and budget. beyond having questions. to getting answers. "activecore, how's my network?" "all sites are green." all of which helps you do more than your customers thought possible. comcast business. beyond fast. >> 30 seconds to go until the end of regular trading in europe. let me take you through where we are right now. a lot of red in europe as we foc

how do you explain that cont contradiction? >> well, i think serbia is changing. to deal with a lot of false perceptions about serbia that stems from the past. we are going in the right direction. i think we are going very very fast in the right direction. i'm proud of it. you know, in some cases like, you know, women empowerment, politics is leading the way compared to businesses. in politics in serbia we have a woman who is the president of the parliment. we have the governor, national bank, myself as the prime minister in my government. i have very very powerful women. we have minister of justice. you know, we have minister for the policy woman. we really have strong women in power and it's great to see. >> your old stories is even more unusual and distinctive because you're not just a woman but a gay woman. how difficult was it to grow up under those circumstances? >> i was very lucky, very very fortunate. i always had full support from my family and full support from all of my friends or closest friends. so more me it was pretty much like growing up any where

ones also in attendance.sot((danny cueto/knew one of the victims: "(insert transcription here)" )) cont. vo (scene)meanwhile investigators have spent the nearly 24 hours since the shooting happened trying to answer the big question - why? gunman ian david long was known to police.officers dealt with the 28-year-old former marine in april on a mental health call but he was cleared by medical professionals.reporter livethe borderline has become a favorite hangout for local survivors of the route 91 harvest festival shooting in las vegas.we know tonight that one of those survivors is among those killed in last night's shooting.reporting live in thousand oaks, california i'm patrick walker. makers tweeting out several times today after the shooting... governor elect gavin newsom tweeting out "simply saying, 'enough is enough,' is 'not' enough. we must address the root causes of these devestating acts at every level of government." (grant) and president trump tweeting tonight saying "great bravery shown by police. california highway patrol was on scene within 3 minutes, with first officer to

(cont. vo)many of the victims attended surrounding colleges. (live) borderline being known as a communal spot for all of them. live in thousand oaks, dennis valera... this mass shooting serves as an unfortunate reminder that this kind of tragedy can happen anywhere. kron 4's gayle ong spoke with a local security expert today about what you need to know to stay alive in an active shooter situation. she joins us live in the newsroom with details.gayle. i spoke with san francisco native brad engmann (ing-men) today.just like any self defense instructor would say, just be aware of your surroundings and know what could happen. brad engmann (ing-men) teaches self defense classes for the unthinkable.. the latest mass shooting is an unfortunate reminder..it can happen anywhere.country night wednesday turned tragic hern ca stormed the borderline bar and grill in thousand oaks.killing 13 people and

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conte is working on a plan to reduce the deficit target for 2019 in a bid to lower tensions with the overall european commission. still, down 20% from recent highs going back to early may. back to you guys >> dom chu thank you. >>> let's get to sue herera for a news update. hey, sue. >> good morning, morgan. good morning, everyone here is what's happening at this hour president trump joining leaders of mexico and canada to sign a revised north american trade deal on the sidelines of the g20 summit the president praised the new pact >> this changes the trade landscape forever and this is an agreement that first and foremost benefits working people, something of great importance to all three of us here today >>> ukranian officials announcing a travel ban, and searching the home of an influential cleric of russian orthodox church. they say the cleric is suspected of inciting hatred. >>> in california, first the wildfires, now the flooding. evacuation orders issued for northern california region devastated by the camp fire. they fear it will loosen vegetation and cause mud slides. >> our

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and giuseppe conte was slated to be the deregulation czar for the five-star to cut some of those laws they're hoping they can drop calls to leave the euro because of perceived changing equilibrium in europe. he says they will not exceed the 2.4% deficit call in 2019. he says the government wants to do expansionary measures to lower public debt. we've heard this over the last few months that by spending more money they will grow, and by growing they will reduce the deficit. that's an argument not well received by anyone else in europe >> we had the european commission forecast come out yesterday, the bottom two, who are they italy and the uk, both growing at 1.2%. the weaker growth means they will find it difficult to meet that 2.4% dif seeficit goal. >> what's the impact on yields >> let's take a look ten-year btp up about 0.5 basis points all of this ahead of that november 30th deadline we continue to see volatility in italian banking sectors as well. all eyes on that over the next couple of days >>> also in italy, an adverse domestic environment weighed on telecom italia in the firs

we are looking at problems and solutions,ding t in ilgatrh mpg alg adand crn cont c un cthe cnty million to clean up trash. the report recommends educating people about yearly bulk waste pickup. the other option -- >> we are looking at ideas like how can we increase the penalty. how can we take away a person's vehicle month is caught dumping illegally. >> the current fine is 1,000 bucks. contra costa county says if you see illegal dumping call the sheriff's non-emergency number right away. trash dumping affects all of us no matter where you live. use this #betterbayarea to join on twitter and on facebook. >>> more than 37,000 veterans are homeless nationwide. veteran homelessness dropped 5.2% since last year. in marin county, it dropped 5.3%. san mateo, 4.8%. in san francisco, it dropped 4.1%. as we approach the holiday new company disney are committed to helping bay area food banks. >> david louie presented a $15,000 check on he behalf of abc 7 and disney to second harvest food bank in san jose yesterday. the money will help them might fresh produce to distribute to families in santa cl

. >>> the campre fne cont this is video showing the destruction left behind by that fire.n less than a month it destroyed more than 13,000 homes and killed at least 85 people. near 34ri 00 peop nearly 300 people have unaccounted for and the sherif ts office says remains may never be recovered because of the severity of the fire. >>> adobe analytics predicts il $7.8 billionbe spent online today. that's a lot of shopping. >> expecting to set a new record as the largest online shopping day of the year. this despite the fact most of us will be at work while we shop. a survey from robert hous technology found 64% of professionals plan to look at online sales toda a the office. the biggest markdownswill be on tvs, lalops,hing and beauty products but you may want to save the airfare shopping for tomorrow. experts sayn that's whe prices will be at the lowest of the big sales week. >>> it's 6:35. coming up, mission to mars. exploring the red planet becomes reality day. we'll tell you about the first of its kind landing for nasa. >>> first, are you still waiting on the invite for yo

and search contracertainly cont my opponent in that way. but it was really policy based.oss the district and i made a commitment to voters that i'm going to be a representative to those who elected me and those who did not vote for me. >> you have been criystal clear you are not vague on the views on the speaker slip. you said i won't vote for nancy pelosi under her any circumstances. and i won't abstain for a vote. i'm curious, has anybody else not named nancy pelosi a democrat reached out to you to see if you would support them for speaker? >> i don't yet know who i would be supporting to speaker of the house. i don't know what noyet know wh be cha be challenging her. >> is there anything nancy pelosi could say to change your mind? >> i think we need new voices. it has been a source of concern for my many constitueconstituen address the issue that are the mandate issues that september me -- sent me to washington. i've spoken clearly about my stance and i don't intend to change that stance. >> it looks like she will have the votes. so that is tough to separate. many demo

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in a statement, m dprgm said th findings of faulty wiringne cont in a report released by the county shows that the high standards that mgm resorts expects of those contractors were not upheld, which is veryng distur and the hotel also said that they would respond to the lawsuit in court. follow news 4's tracee wilkins for the lest on this suit. >>> now to our weather. it is a busy holiday weekend. >> that's right. and, chuck, it looks like we're getting off to a nice start so far. yeah indeed. quiet weather for everybody, if wnu're doing an early jump to get out of nice, quiet weather up and down the eastern seaboard for today. the lincoln memorial is bathed in sunshine. sunshine will gradually fade away behind more and more clouds throughout the afternoon, but rain chances today stay delightfully low. a few drops around the scene, but that's literal about it. a couple of sprinkles and it will all be done. push back out of here tomorrow with a gusty northwest wind, which will bringuch colder weather in for the second half of the week. most of this rain and some snow now, north of pittsbur

just pulling out all the trees can create even more dryness and lack of moisture and waterbuhat can cont to the fire. so it's one element, but there's a lot of other elements, the winds, the rising tedreratures, thess that goes on for days and weeks. there are many atmospheric elements as well as the fact there are cities in close interface with more forested areas. you've got a lot of factors here, andte that sment as expressed misses two fundamental facts. number one, there are many factors and, number two, the largest management area is under the direct jurisdiction of the president himself. >> can i ask you then about what you touched on, the extra stress that has bee put on this area and areas like it by increasing population and people who are moving out to these areas that may not have been fit for habition or potentially can't tolerate so much humanity there in the midst of all of these forests. tell me a little bit about that and does there need to be a rethink in so-called urban planning or p dwellinning? >> we should know one historical fact. for over 10,000 years california c

back in this country, a hotly contted nomination for a federal judgeship in north carolina may have gone down to defeat. attorney thomas farr had been criticized for defending state laws that were biased against black citizens. late today, south carolina republican senator tim scott w announced l vote "no." that ensures farr cannot gain a majority, if no other votes change. flash flooding h parts of northern california today as a new rainstorm drenched areas burned bare by wildfire. rescue teams deployed to aid people trapped in cars. meanwhile, crews continuedea clring debris and restoring electrical power on the outskirts of paradise. the town was largely destroyed by fire this month. deaths in the united states hit a record high last year: 2.8 million. the centers for disease control and prevention blames drugth overdoses anmost suicides ea 50 years it says as a result, life expectancy ded for the second time in three years. a baby born in 2017 is now mpected to live an average of 78 years and sevths. u.s. officials now say 42 migrants arrested in a border clash near tijuana, will not

and hillary clins called on european leaders to curb mass-migration to the conte ent, to stop read ofht-wing populism. in an interview with "the guardian" published today, the former demratic presidential candidate and secretary of state warned, "if we don't deal wiis the migratioe it will continue to roil the body politic." she said that is what "lit the flame" for racist political ideologies in europe. clinn's comments sparked outrage and confusion from immigration activists and european lawmaclrs, who cited ton's long track record of welcoming immigrants. still to come on the "newshour," yemen teeters on the brink of famine as a result of the saudi- led war; david brooks and ruth marcus break down the week's political news; we go behind the scenes of the new film, "green book;" and much more. >> yang: today in yemen, the u.n.'s special representative called for a cease fire in the critical port of hoedeida. for three and a half years, a saudi-led coalition, with u.s.su ort, has waged war against houthi rebels in yemen. the u.n. been killed, but admits it stopped counting years agol

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if there is any claim of a hack, there needs to be a paper trail to make sure e votes are actually conted states have no paper trail at all and nine states use a combination of paper andel tronic voting, some of which again does not leave a paper trail. >> repsoting is alinding good collaboration between states and companies. >> unprecedented collaboration between companiesnd companies and the government. and not only facebook, t google twitters of the world, but facebook companies trying to helpdut an this is a key aspect of there whwiether 28 be better. there is a company called lookout. we spent time l capitoll with c.e.o. mike murray. he told people how easy it was h ck. he said hacking is better by the bay and 2016 hacks were relatively unsophisticated. >> that is practice of where it goes from here. i hate to be doom and glam because it's usually not myha nature, but yo to realize the attackers know how to take advantage of the technology better than the average person knows how to potect themselves. >> synac, the company, they prepared the government to do more. >> i think while yo

i don't think that democrats right after an election in which they havel won cont the house of representativesa shutdown their first priority. by the same token, i don't think we are going to have a shutdown because they don't fund the wall. i think the, these threats, are made kind of casually these days. i think both parties he learned that it is a losing game. and i would not expect to happen. >> you are way too optimistic. but i think it is funny, i me december 7 for the spending bill deadline why do i have a feeling we will stretch this to close to the christmas eve witching hour. >> because you've been on watch. a rodeo. i think there will be some movement this coming week. i spoke with a source familiar with the matter overnight who tells me that the president's legal team expects to submit the answers to robert eller's written questions before thanksgiving. so we're looking at pr tuesday or wednesday that we will all learn that the president has submitted that. i'm curious to ee what the framing of that will be, and if the president's team says now we're done because there are a couple

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. >> put the president's words in conte context. he said he's going to punish gm. are ways the government does mess around with the market a little bit? >> the tricky thing is anything they try to do to punish gm would also punish the broader auto sector and cause more problems across the united states. it's not that they could punish gm in ways that don't have lots of ripple effects. but you're right. gm is used to having wall street on their case and unions. now they have the president and his twitter account as well. >> has it hurt steel companies and others? >> it has. that's supply. that's an additional cost. we'll see what the president does with auto costs, which in theory would help. the auto industry including u.s. automakers don't want to see it. >> it's a story t ntinue to see. neil irwin, thank you so much. >>> a california businessman is opening his heart and wallet to a high schoko teachers and students. he gave $1,000 to each, which totaled more than $1 million. jamie yuccas said the man contributing the money said his only connection to the school i