acy cooper: pull it back, put a cap on it. we know we're gonna have to have imports in this country. you know, you're not gonna stop it. and we don't expect them to stop it. but we do expect them to hold it back enough to where we can make a living. sharyl: our trip was just a few hours. 15-hour-plus days during the season. cooper says he'll be lucky to get 60 cents a pound for the small, brown shrimp we caught. how much is this worth? acy cooper: probably about $120 dollars for 200 pounds. it's not much. we work hard for our way of life, it's a way of life. it's not something that we just pop up and said that we gonna do. it's been something that's been going generation, after generation, after generation. we just want listen to us a little bit and help us out here. don't put us to the brink of where we're broke and out of business. and that's where we're at at this point in time. we on the verge of out of business. sharyl: one potential win for american shrimpers could be the election of donald trump. he has promised to kill

cooper's sons make four acy cooper: that's my son, my youngest one. sharyl: after dragging our nets in the gulf of mexico, we brought up an assortment of sea creatures, mostly shrimp. you'd think there'd be automatic job security today in the family business, considering america's appetite for shrimp. we each eat an average of four pounds per year. shrimp is now more popular than tuna fish. were there good times in the last 20 years? acy cooper: there was, there was good times. at the beginning, before they started coming in, look, we were making a living, we didn't, we had to work hard, because we had to push ourselves to go out here every day. we fight the elements. you know, we work hard to make a living. but we did good. my dad did good, he taught me well. we did good. now, my sons and all, they starting to struggle now, because of what's going on. sharyl: he's talking about foreign shrimp flooding the market from places china, indonesia, vietnam, and thailand. the u.s. has become a massive importer of a resource we have about 94% of the shrimp we

cooper.. does not have the lead that many of his supporters expected him to have at this point it because of early voting.. that has all but evaporated. the social issues that many on the left thought would give them a clear edge going into the night may be coming up short as a motivator to get people to the polls. we talked to representative chris sgro from esr. whoalshespl timistic.. tmperedmewhat. ke a . as for cooper himself.. we're told he's still home watching the with his family. no word on when he'll show up. live in raleigh.. jon 2 c1 3 2 c1 3 and people here are anxious for senator burr t tonight... they're also happy he's taken a lead over his opponent deborah ross. first take a look at this crowd... we're here at the forsyth country club in winston salem. this room is full of supporters... who cheered when burr took tmely tight much of the nig... but at laseck... hisldin int ad....wever tes are still bl bring homeothewin here nightfor burr... this winuld be peally sweet... i at he

bruce cooper understands catchphrases -- no one has a better offer than cooper. bruce cooper is one of us. phoenix sports has been through a lot. bruce cooper there. >> on november 8, make the right choice. the best choice. the only choice. the veteran move. >> my name is bruce cooper and i approve this message. >> i vote for cooper. >> we could do a lot worse than don't leave me hanging. >> back in the day i had hair. we need those pictures for sure . you have our boat and i bet many others. >> my campaign is fiddles in every garage. >> between the emails in the hair, the lesser of two evils. >> is made me going check all of my emails. >> that's just who faces mushing together. >> why can't he be the man of honor? join us tomorrow morning as all this week we're joined by actress and comedian coco brown. i'm tom o'halleran, and i approve this messsage. paul babeu oversaw a place of horrors as headmaster of a school for at-risk youth. students were denied basic human rights and were subject to sexual abuse. arizona deserves better. arizona's largest newspapers his

he don't cooperate, his probation gets revoked, we acknowledge that anthony is cooperating. we believe that, given anthony's cooperation, his probation should be reduced to time served. show me the pictures. - number four in the second array. - yeah. we'd like you to take a look at a lineup. [ chuckles ] you indicated you recognize number three. where do you recognize number three from, anthony? outside the ibex. all but number three can go. "k." you out of a job? about five times a month. anthony about somethin', whatever your cracker partner might think. so's my cracker partner. [ chuckles ] you know, me and anthony, we've been down since we 10 years old. and him dealin' with this gonna be the first night in a while, bobby? what's up? special agent kriegel, special agent kazmaier. how's it goin'? good to meet ya. they wanna talk to me? actually, i-- i saw you the other night at hugo's. yeah, you were at dinner with, uh, detective russell. you've known salvo some time. yeah. we've had him up for five months. he's a pretty careful guy. not careful enough that he didn't have

i'm roy cooper. and this election is about finally stopping the loss of our teachers, lowering taxes on families and growing our economy. >>> you know, maybe this is the picture we have post-election day, just nice and calm. >> unfortunately, it will be gray tomorrow, the cloud cover >> you wore your big puffy coat in. >> i did. i was so happy this morning. >> we were in the 30s. >> yes, and the temperatures are warming up. i mean, afthe sunshine, the clear sky, the temperatures will really start to climb. let's take a look at what we are seeing. out to south hill where it's beautiful and patriotic. and the huge american flag, and it is gorgeous blue sky and to the right, the colonial the temperatures in te. mid-30s and now 40 at the airport. and the dew point at 38 so it's feeling good. 39 in south hill and 40 in henderson and 44 in roxboro and 39 in rocky mount wilson and 40 in chapel hill. that's coat weather for me but sanford dipped into the upper 20s briefly. 37 there now and 44 in fayetteville

there could be international cooperation. it could be regional cooperation, as in europe today. there could be a -- could be different proposals, different means to reach this objective of exchanging information on space objects and events. and i can't say today what could be the result of such a work. so i need to work on this before we make some conclusions. >> thank you. do i see any other questions? if not, i think everybody must be hungry. if not, we'll adjourn to lunch. victoria, is it just straight out the door? so thank you all, and let's give a big round of applause to this fabulous panel. [ applause ] >>> this weekend on american history tv on c-span3 -- saturday night at 8:00 eastern on lectures in history. >> the only essential difference between a nazi mob hunting down jews in central europe and an american mob burning black men at the stake in mississippi is that, one it is actually encouraged by its national government and one is just tolerated by its national government. >> gettysburg professor on world war ii and its impact on civil rights. >>> on "reel america"

helen your friend sandy cooper called. she said she's coming in on the 12:15 flight today. it's going to be great to see her. yeah. i just hope joe doesn't freak out. you don't think he still thinks she's obsessed with him. it's hard for him to let go of anything. he still thinks andy rooney's funny. hey, are you guys talking about andy rooney? did you see that hilarious thing he did last sunday on zip codes? listen, joe, um, now, don't get all crazy but, uh... sandy cooper's coming for a visit to the island today. oh, god, where's my pepper spray? what's the big deal with you and sandy cooper? she had this crush on me in high school. when she was here last year... what? that lunatic locked me in her basement and pretended it was our prom. she put on her prom dress, she made me disco dance and you know what she called me? joey bear. joe, that must have been terrible for you. his father was crazy.

this is the end of an 8 year cooperation that was very close indeed.m a german point of view, german american, european american relations are a pillar of our foreign policy. and foreign policy that is obviously guided by interests but that is very much also committed to shared values, so we have a platform, democracy, freedom, respect of human rights that we would like to see respected all over the world and also a peaceful world order. we have shared those values. we continue to share those values and obviously, we will continue to cooperate with the new administration but today, i think a word of gratitude is at hand. thank you very much for this very close cooperation. >> wonderful to be back in berlin. this is my sixth visit to germany. it will not be my last. i have somehow continued to miss oktoberfest, so that's probably something that is better for me to do as a former president rather than as president. i'll have more fun. it's also wonderful to be back with my great friend and ally chancellor merkel. as i reflect back over the last 8 years,

to build cooperation. to develop shared understandings and strategic issues and i think it's achieved a number of important objectives but there's much more work to be done and as i mentioned earlier the american public expects a relationship that is based on a fair and level playing field and greater openness and greater reciprocity and that continues to be in focus going forward. >> i just wanted to ask the investor, you mentioned again the bilateral investment treaty and there were discussions this week on that. just two months left in the administration. >> do you think there's a realistic chance of getting an agreement before the end of the administration and does the fact that there's a new administration coming in, without having any sort of inhibiting impact on the talks and then just a little more information on the global forum. i believe -- well one of you said that beijing or china would be hosting that. does that mean there will be a meeting in china? and what is it that you would expect to co

i'm roy cooper. and this election is about finally stopping the loss of our teachers, lowering taxes on families and growing our economy. >>> >. democrats molding a big -- holding a big rally at reynolds coliseum, and candidate for governor roy cooper is on the stage right now. let's listen in. >> the questions you would get would be about our great university or the research triangle park or our mountains or beaches. now the question is what in the carolina? well on november the 8th we're going to show them what's going on in north carolina. >> candidate for governor roy cooper there as part of a big democratic rally on the campus of nc state. hillary clinton expected to make an appearance in the next two hours. the midnight rally going on much of the evening. >>> a local family sharing their grief after their young daughter was hit and killed outside their home. the 3-year-old was hit by a car on old us 1. the witness told investigators that the girl ran into the road, but the parents questioned th

to build cooperation. to develop shared understandings and strategic issues and i think it's achieved a number of important objectives but there's much more work to be done and as i mentioned earlier the american public expects a relationship that is based on a fair and level playing field and greater openness and greater reciprocity and that continues to be in focus going forward. >> i just wanted to ask the investor, you mentioned again the bilateral investment treaty and there were discussions this week on that. just two months left in the administration. >> do you think there's a realistic chance of getting an agreement before the end of the administration and does the fact that there's a new administration coming in, without having any sort of inhibiting impact on the talks and then just a little more information on the global forum. i believe -- well one of you said that beijing or china would be hosting that. does that mean there will be a meeting in china? and what is it that you would expect to co

cooper's home county of nash, plus grantville, jackson and new hanover which was hit hard by the end of film incentives. republican pat mccrory got a few less votes than trump in many counties, 63,000 votes statewide while cooper got a few more votes than clinton in most counties. 119,000 statewide. that means some trump voters split their ticket and voted for op north carolina often voted split tickets but that hasn't been the case lately. >> in historic terms the split apparently toward cooper is not that great, but it is that great in comparison to current conditions, where the volts are so polarized. >> reporter: in another odd result democratic supreme court candidate mike morgan defeated republican bob he had understand mondelez by nearly that could be because the supreme court race wasn't labeled by party. >> how split ticketing happened there it might have been ballot position. that is the biggest stumper of the night. >> reporter: on the council of state republicans beat two sitting democrats but two other sitting democrats kept their seats. >> there was some very creative s

in terms of cooperation france has developed a longstanding cooperation with the u.s. in space situational awareness. during the last two years the french ministry of the defense and the u.s. strategic command signed two ssa agreements in which cnes is fully involved as a team. cnes signed an agreement with nasa on collision reassessment in june 2015. in europe following the decision of the european parliament and establishing tracking support framework, france concentrates most of its efforts in building decision effort with the united kingdom, germany, italy and spain supported by the commission. i come to this participation on fresh practices for outer space sustainability addressing our national regulatory framework for ensuring the safety of space operations. the french based act adopted in june 2008 impoleses to the spacecraft a strategy of limitation. the technical regulation enters in force since march 2011 and is applicable to launch operations in orbit operations and end of life mission disposal operations. cnes has the responsibility to control spacecraft op

obama put an optimistic spin on cooperation between the two nations.he president said leaders from across the asia-pacific have decided-- have decided to move ahead with the transpacific partnership, a trade deal opposed by president-elect trump. throughout his three-nation tour this week, the president has had to assure other world leaders about the incoming president. >> people should take a wait-and-see approach in how much his policy proposals once in the white house, once is he sworn in matches up with some of the rhetoric of his campaign. >> reporter: now the president suggested mr. trump may be willing to adjust current trade deals and that the world should give the president-elect time to develop his policies. but privately the white house is deeply concerned, much of mr. obama's foreign policy achievements over the past eight years could be erased. elaine. >> quijano: errol barnett in lima, peru. errol, thank you. a police officer was murdered today outside police headquarters in san antonio, texas. the officer was in his patrol car writing a

cities and counties that limit their cooperation with federal immigration enforcement. several mayors all democrats plan to defy president elect trump. chicago's rahm emmanuel. >> it will be a sanctuary city. >> new york's bill de blasio. >> we are not going to sacrifice a half million people who live amongst us. chief, charlie beck recently made headlines when he said it is not his department's job to help deport people. >> if your job is to enforce the law, why would you not cooperate with efforts to remove people who are here illegally? >> it is not the primary job of local law enforcement to endorse civil or federal laws. i think it would break down the connections with immigrant communities. >> reporter: sanctuary city that refuse to cooperate could lose billions in federal funding. washington, d.c. mayor could lose 20% of her budget. >> his immigration stance could less safe. >> the police chief in los angeles says if his officers become an immigration force they will lose the trust of in grant communities. and the fear is that people will stop reporting crimes or

we need this cooperation.is from a german perspective, very clearly and unequivocally. our bilaterl relations are very good, they are very close in the areas of business, of the economy, the united states of america last year were our most important trading partner. both for germany and the european union. the european union and the united states of america are the big important economic areas for us which is why i always have come up strongly in favor of including a trade agreement with the united states of america we have made quite a lot of progress that cannot be stopped, those negotiations, but we will keep what we have achieved so far and i'm absolutely certain that one day we will come back to what we have achieved and build on it. because that is my deep conviction. globalization and i think we share this conviction, is that globalization needs to be shaped politically, it needs to be given a human face, but we cannot allow to fall back into pre-globalization times. this conclusion of trade agreements

roy cooper declared victory at his party. pat mccrory didn't exceed. >>> mike morgan defeated justice bob edmunds that was seeking a third term. four of the seven justice's are registered democrats. morgan argued that morgan's bought unfair politics into the court. >>> two polling places went on this was in a las angeles suburb. it's unclear whether it gunman killed himself or they fatally wounded the gunman. this wasn't election >>> california, massachusetts, and nevada decided to recreationallize marijuana. florida and arkansas are the first states in the south with full scale medical marijuana programs. >>> closing arguments in the officer involved shooting in >>> a look at the white house on this historical day. donald trump surprise. >> despite what the polls said would happen he pulled off a surprise win and he will be a great president. >>reporter: gray skies here and there. we have been talking about it for the last several days. what will this bring us? let's start there. here is a look at what's ahead. a mild mornin

they refused to cooperate. the bribery was significant and it was directed at fairly high levs within the company. another settlement we had this year was a with a dutch telecom company which was paying bribes along with several other companies, they paid more than $114 million to get access to the telecom market. they resolved their investigation with an $800 million resolution that included resolution with us, the department of justice, the s.e.c. and with authorities in the netherlands. that's one thing that we're seeing increasingly is we're working increasingly with other countries, sharing investigation, leads, evidence, witnesses, giving each other tips. some of these cases have come from tips to our law enforcement from overseas law enforcement and we likewise give information to folks overseas. a good example of that is just last week we announced the resolution of an investigation into bribery by the brazilian aircraft manufacturer, which those of you who take the shuttle between new york and boston a

in sixth, about international cooperation chinese government cooperate and communication in space debris research, and technology field with other states. for example, participate iadc organization activities, and work together with other members agency to promote the joint observation activity to the space debris and conduct work, and other research work. and now i give some summary of our work. china positively participates in rts working group, and export group work from 2011. next several years, we will continue to stress bilateral dialogue in constructive manner, and work with other countries. and other members, member states to study and exchange development practice that promotes the long-term of outer space activity and actually promote the development of the modernization of all the space governance and the role of law within the framework of the united nations. we believe that with the concert effort of all countries, the international community will have enough wisdom and courage to solve the common challenge faced by mankind in outer space and issue the peaceful sustainable d

now as for, in the political leadership, this cooperation has also sparked good will and cooperation between iraqi prime minister abadi and iraqi kurd stand region president-- basani. they have had more conversations than usual and basani has come to visit abadi in bag dan-- baghdad, something he hasn't done much in the past. and president abadi has visited president bazani as well. so i'm confident the coordination and political level good wil and cooperation will provide us with a good pathway forward following the mosul campaign. >> now sir, you work in the green zone which is normally a secure and safe area. but it was prepared earlier this year. i know late last month there was a security warning issued for americans specifically mentioning potential kidnappings of people working for ngo's. what are your safety concerns for americans in iraq currently? >> alison, it is still a moderately dangerous place in iraq. there are parts of the country that are pretty safe. but there are still many members of daesh who are able to escape the areas where they have been isolated by the iraq

this is the end of an 8-year cooperation that was very close, indeed.from a german point of view, german american, european-american relations are a pillar of foreign policy. we have a platform, democracy, freedom, respect of human rights that we would like to see respected all over the world and also a peaceful world order. we have shared those values, we continue to share those obviously and we will continue to cooperate with the new administration. today word of gratitude is at hand, thank you very much for the close and intensive cooperation. >> wonderful to be back in berlin. this is my sixth visit to germany. it will not be my last. i have somehow continued to miss oktoberfest so that's probably something that is better for me to do as a former president rather than as president. ly have more fun. it's also wonderful to be back with my great friend and ally chancellor merkel. as i reflect back over the last eight years, i could not ask for a steadier or more reliable partner on the world stage often through challenging times. so i want to thank yo

persuade them to cooperate with us here at u.n.c.l.e. we can get hold of someone on the inside, what's behind the club's operations. we'll leaveve right away, sir. excellent, mr. kuryakin. your plane for the caribbean ll will leave within an hour. guess your being here has causus quite a stir r,wever, i'm sure you have no desire to remain here any longer than necessary, so if you'll just give me the location of the conference, i'll have you whisked home in royal style. would you do the same for the delegates? well, there's no need to worry your head about that, old darling. you've just sampled what dr. ieato has in store for you if you don't cooperate, and i assure you, the preliminary tests are fun and games, compared to the full examination. you'll get nothing from me. nothing? i've tasted your methods before. i was a silent guest of the nazi experts for three years. my d dr mr. ambassador, nothing so crude. you might as well kill me, i won't tell you a thing. now, i'm well aware you're not afraid of a normal death. every one of us has

the company that didn't cooperate until they switch council, which happens a lot, and then they cooperated. but they still don't get the full credit, the safe -- the same credit as the other debris. the second wave -- as the other company. the second way is we started a pilot program. guidance to the fraud section prosecutors who are doing cpa case is about corporate resolutions. it provides benchmarks. so if the company voluntarily self-reports and cooperates and remediate's and disgorge his whatever profits it made from the contract that he got through bribery, even when there is a bride that we can prove, we made the client prosecution of that case. important that they don't discourse of profits. but in any event, the pilot program is something that is new. it's only six-month-old. we have seen it having an effect. we've seen an uptick in self reporting. it's true to say whether that is attributable to the pilot program rfid happens to be what is happening this year as opposed to next your last year. but i think it's working and i some it's giving counsel -- at least something they can

horace: this is william cooper's >> letters from the v.a. and irs. horace: his i did a has been stolen so many times he to see she keeps checking to see if he is william cooper. it started in baltimore with emergency surgery a couple years ago. >> my information was taken from my drivers license. horace: his identity was stolen >> somebody filed a tax return in my name and my wife's name. horace: this is the attorney general of the state of maryland. >> if somebody can steal the identity of the attorney general, they can steal your i.d. horace: in d.c. alone, 57% of residents have had their identity stolen, your permission in cyberspace waiting for someone to exploit it. getting out of dealing drugs and going into identity fraud. horace: william cooper's identity was stolen after an organized crime gang, opening up credit accounts in new york and southern connecticut. after he filed taxes come he learned that these had filed taxes in his name and even opened a business. >> it was named cooper computers and they wrote off fraudulent horace: and even g

would you call that cooperation? we're at a point here, mrs. mosler, where we need pretty specific cooperation in terms of who's cocoerating in this investigation and who isn't. this florist, o'hara, he's had dealings with a person named frankie. his last name might be lankersheim. are you familiar with that person? yeah, i-i-i do think i met him m ce. i can't say as i liked him. - how often does your son stay in touch with you? - what has this florist done? card? are he and o'hara in some kind of ring? mrs. mosler, the best course for you right here is to think real hard where jimmy might be staying at. jimmy does have a kind of girlfriend terry. he stays with her sometimes. she drinks. what can you do? i'm just his mother. do you know her last name or where she might live? - oh, i have a phone number. - we appreciate your help. [ scoffs ] oh, i hope jimmy's all right. i i t a funny feeling, when i got those flowers, something might be going wrong. jimmy never gave me flowers in his whole life. zeke, ask yourself what a jury's gonna think abou

that's up from the 5,000 vote lead cooper held election night. and tonight, 20 of the state's 100 counties have completed their counting in durham... - " perhaps we could be done tomorrow? in theory, in theory." where the elections board chair told us he's feeling the pressure but not the politics of the high stakes race hanging in the balance. - "not at all. i'm not paying attention to any of it. i'm not reading the paper and i'm not watching tv. just trying to do my job." the board did vote move forward with a hearing tomorrow afternoon on a mccrory-backed protest questioning the provisional ballots. they also deferred a decision on another protest regarding ballots allegedly cast by convicted felons-- while they wait for a ruling from the state. 'roy - cooper' is moving ahead as if he will be declared our state's next governor. the democrat -- revealed members of his transition team. cooper today -- reiterating his claim that he has won the race. his team -- not hiding that confidence -- launching a transition website. a message of submit appl

that's not what the democratic challenger roy cooper said. >> cooper is ahead by 5,000 votes. in terms of percentages he's in a tie with pat mccrory. we are live with more on the race that captured national attention. good morning, emmy. >> good morning renee and bill. it's been 24 hours for the candidates. we were at the election head quarters for roy cooper. at one point cooper was trailing the race. towards the end of the night he took a slime lead. once he took the stage he claimed victory. 24 is what he told his support ires. >> it's been a long, long jeer any to get to this point i their voice to be heard. i'm humbled by that. thank you so much. >> we want to note at this time when he said this it wasn't declared a victory yet. the race was too close to call. pat mccrory greeted voters. he did however vow to make sure every vote cast is counted. between now and november 18th. okay. so, i'm extremely proud of what we have accomplished in north carolina. i'm proud of the carolina come back. we'll do this the right way. >> rival roy cooper believes the republican party resp

( softly ): sandy cooper... we both know what really happened in your basement and i think that you'll feel much better if you admit it. now, this will just be between you and me. ( softly ): saturday, 1:02 p.m. how can i convince you it was only a practical joke? sandy, this is me you're talking to-- joe. oh, all right. i can't lie to you anymore. i finally have to tell the truth and the truth is... ( mumbling and sobbing ) what? what? i didn't quite get that. i can't. i'm too embarrassed to even look at you. uh, sandy, you have to look at me. it will make you feel better and it will help if you speak slowly and clearly. now, we were talking about what happened in your basement-- that it wasn't a joke. of course it wasn't. of showing how much i love you. i know this must be hard for you so just to recap-- i was absolutely right. i want you, joe. i want you right here, right now. hey, joe, i was wondering... oh, my god, what is going on? nothing. nothing. nothing, huh? helen, sandy just admitted everything. list

so i think on the first piece, could minsk be a place where we cooperate? i think the answer is every one of our conflicts is a potential place for cooperation. it's a matter of do we, are we willing to invest what needs to be invested to do that? are we willing to find regimes to move forward. the minsk piece is complicated a little bit because four of our very senior partners in europe have sort of taken the lead or four of our nations in europe have taken lead on sort of moving that process and i think that our government has sort of allowed that to be the centerpiece of how we approach minsk and ukraine. but certainly if the -- if the two sides were serious, any of these conflicts i think is an opportunity. and it would be a very tough one and we would have to first find our way forward with our european partners who are very involved now in resolving that conflict. and work out how that might all go together. but i would not write any of them off the list. so on turkey, what i would like to say first about turkey is a that across the history of the u.s

south korea's president apologizes to the nation for her role in a scandal and says she'll cooperate with any investigation. >>> a real deal. the paris agreement on climate change is now international law. more than 190 countries and territories have agreed to follow the framework. >>> and in a land known for its endearing mascots, we visit a company that creates designs with just the right amount of cute. >>> south korea's president says she'll cooperate with investigators on a corruption scandal involving her friend. park geun-hye once again apologized. >> translator: i am again deeply story from the bottom of my heart for causing so much disappointment and concern. i will sincerely comply with the prosecutors' investigation if it is needed. i will even agree to submit to a special investigation. >> this would be the first time that a sitting south korean president is subject to such an investigation. prosecutors arrested choi soon-sil on sunday. she's been a friend of park's for more than 40 years. choi is suspected of conspireing with former presidential aide an chong-bum. choi i

cities and counties that limit their cooperation with federal immigration enforcement. several mayers all dem-- mayors all democrats plab to defy president-elect trump. chicago's rawm emmanuel. city. >> reporter: new york's bill de blasio. >> we are not going to sacrifice a half million people who live monk us. >> reporter: los angeles police chief charlie beck recently made headlines when he said it's not his department's job to help deport people. >> if your job is to enforce the law, why would you not cooperate with efforts to remove people who are here illegally. >> it is not the primary job of local law enforcement to enforce civil or federal laws. i think it would break down the connections that we have with immigrant communities. >> reporter: sanctuary cities that refuse to cooperate could lose billions of dollars in federal funding. washington d.c. mayor mur yel bowser could lose-- muriel bowser could lose 20% of her budget. >> his immigration stance could make his new hometown less staff. >> reporter: the police chief in los angeles says if the officers become

roy cooper wants to build an economy in north carolina that works for everyone. >> reporter: cooper will be watching the returns with his family. he will make his way here to the ballroom. the type of speech he gives >>> governor mccrory is changing up his strategy. in 20 12-rbgs he watched return his home city of charlotte. >> tonight, he will be watching them here in the capital city. adam owens is live from the marriott crabtree in north raleigh. >> reporter: as you mentioned, this race is really close. some would say too close to call. governor mccrory early early today did his best to help his chances. he cast his open ballot earlier today. i've been talking with members of the governor's campaign. they tell me when the elect this is close, there things they focus on. a hard push to get every single supporter to the polls. but they are also keeping a close eye on unaffiliated voter. it can be hard to predict how they might go. however, mcchorey's camp thinks most will go their way and a little earlier this evening, they told me why. >> we'll be looking at those unaffiliated voters c

they're say they will cooperate ish a productive -- iraq saying they will cooperate with a production cut. we have seen oil reversed earlier losses on those comments from iraq's minister. is a deal anymore likely at all? >> well, too soon to tell for certain. we saw oil trading lower this morning we heard from the saudi that they were really dialing down the position. once the iraqis spoke we did see that reaction. quite choppy trading in crude. we spoke when he arrived, take a listen. >> we will deal with opec. opec.l cooperate with >> that is the iraqi oil whicher, quite a scrum, is typical for an opec meeting. we did ask him well iraq cut, and he did not answer. that is where things become complicated. algiers is about finding consensus, this meeting in vienna is about deciding who will bear the brunt of these costs. saudi arabia is making it clear they will not do it alone. upn and iraq need to step and cut as well. so far, we don't have any of those details. the devil is certainly in the detail on those. what about a side meeting than the supposed to be taking place in moscow? it

"cooper is two." but cooper's mike is a little different than max's cooper has a hard time riding this adaptive trycicle and this helment free of charge... "either he can hand pedal it or just works great to have everything on one compact trycicle." getting the same experience has his brother... (nat) later this afternoon around two.. ambucs will here be at area education agency 267 in cedar falls fitting around eight kids for an adaptive bike. they're hoping this event will help make more people in iowa aware of what they do. live in cedar falls... amanda gilbert... news 7 kwwl. will be participating in this event today. they will be helping with the bike fittings and learning more about the ambucs program. its coming up - win a championship - head to the white house. plus -- today, a big step being taken in the search for a new leader for one of iowa's universities. seven meteorologist eileen loan we've got you covered! with "now your storm track 7 meteorologist eileen loan now for information from

mccrory with 50 percent of the vote, and cooper with 48 percent. you can see about 50,000 votes candidates. cecil pulling 2 percent of e vote. and adam owens is with the mccrory campaign tonight. >> he joins us live at the republican headquarters in raleigh. >> reporter: yes, they're really following every single update of the big screens in here every time the totals come in, and we were talking earlier about being able to feel the emotion in the how are things going? what are people saying? >> i think you can feel the collective heart beat and allegation, and nothing is definitive, or rather it's too close to call, but my goodness the numbers are coming in and we feel better and better about it as they do. >> reporter: and i heard a lot of people talking about how long they may have to be here race tonight at all. >> yes, and i don't have the answer for you there either, i wish i did. it may be a long night, but it will be a night worth sticking through and we're excited about the promising numbers, again it's too close to call, but you can feel

"cooper is two." but cooper's mike is a cooper has a hard time riding this tricycle that his brother uses.... so non-profit organization ambucs gave him this adaptive trycicle and this helment free of charge... "either he can hand pedal it or foot pedal it...this nice handle allows us to steer it while we're pushing him along...it just works great to have everything on one compact trycicle." are pushing him... he's just riding along like nobody's business.." reporting ambucs was also in cedar falls this reporting ambucs was also in cedar falls this afternoon... fitting around eight kids for an adaptive bike. and.... and few recalls having to do with four wheels...not two that's coming up in just a few minutes. here's a live look at the storm track 7 live doppler radar. chief meteorologist mark schnackenberg has your full forecast next. dan when you see news - or if you have pictures or video to on facebook. you can also "like" our page to "this is kwwl news at five. with ron steele, amanda goodman, ri

that didn't cooperate until they switched counsel which happens a lot and then they cooperated. but they still don't get the full credit of the same credit as the other company. we tried to do that. the second way in which we tried to increase transparency is recently six months ago started a pilot program in our spca cases only. that provides guidance to the prosecutors doing the cases about corporate resolutions and it provides some bench marks about if the company does x it will be eligible for certain things. so the company voluntarilily self reports and he could operates and remediates and tells what profits they made in the contract through bribery, even with when there is a bribe that we can prove, we may decline prosecution of that case. and that is intended to be a carrot for those companies. we think it's important that they still have to disgorge the profits. but in any event, the pilot program is something that it's new. it's only six months old. we have seen that it's been having an effect. we've seen an uptick in self reporting. it's too soon whether that is tribut

cooper was left in his father's suv for seven hours while his father was working. prosecutors argued h his son to escape family responsible while he pursued sex with prostitutes and women he met online. they were backed up by photos he sent to an underage girl. while he may have been a bad husband, his actions weren't criminal says his attorney. his ex-wife said harris loved their son. harris faces life in prison without parole. >>> just ahead, a fascinating

the suspect had not been hiding and have been cooperative. spoke with emily's uncle who she lives within south amboy. he he told me a very different story. >> they told us this afternoon that it's an ongoing investigation. they said they have to wait till she wakes up. >> will have more on thursday's edition of chasing news. emily's family has started a gofundme page. we'll put that on facebook. this story is far from over. we want to know what you think. tweet me or tweet the show at chasing news to give us your opinion. >> i've seen a lot of hatred on both sides let's put it in perspective. >> for people are lucky to be a alive. watch the-cam video in hudson, wisconsin. an officer had a carpal and the left lane behind a stalled vehicle when the four truck driving miles per hour and his/her squad car. very lucky to be alive. wisconsin state patrol said the driver was charged with carelessness. >> wow. >> ladies and gentlemen, the next president of the united states, donald trump. >> thank you, it has been an honor, god bless. >> the silent m

"roy - cooper" makes his first post-election appearance. what he's saying about the still undecided. governor's race. and... "cleaning up" -- after "hurricane matthew". the 'questions' -- about "who's coming in" -- to "clear out" the mess. e western north carolina is burning. 15 major wildfires...charrin g thousands of acres. good evening everyone. i'm tisha powell. and i'm steve daniels. firefighters from southern pines are in action right now on the front lines of the "party rock fire" in rutherford county. the "party rock fire" has grown to 35 hundred acres and is only '15 percent' contained right is in "lake lure"... with the latest on this developing story.... ------take pkg-------- bradley dixon volunteer orange county fire dept 15:08:42 "with all these resources i feel like a player on a team." bradley dixon is a volunteer firefighter from orange county... just getting in town... to join the growing team of firefighters... hundreds just in the lake lure area. teams have been fanning across of north carolina... fighting what governor

russia is seeking cooperation from japan in the energy sector and in developing its far east region. analysts say russia is aiming to obtain as much economic cooperation as possible from the two countries as its economy continues to be hampered due to sanctions from western nations over its actions in the ukraine. >>> one of the world's largest petroleum and natural gas events has opened in the united arab emirates. the country called for investment in oil and gas in order to maintain a stable crude oil supply. more than 2,000 oil and natural gas-related companies and organizations from 120 countries are taking part in the exhibition at a time when crude oil prices remain low. uae energy ministerialal masrui mead a speech at the beginning of the event. >> the glut is almost gone from where it was one year ago. and this is a positive thing for us to think about. i think we are at the bottom of this cycle. >> the secretary-general of the organization of the petroleum exporting countries, opec, stressed that all member nations have confirmed their continued commitment to the agreement m

turkey agreement and continuation of nato cooperation. stressed the needs to do whatever possible to promote peace and stability in syria, iraq, and libya. the hardship, the fighting against violence should stop and terrorism should be fought decisively. we have also stressed the need to restart the credible talks on the middle east issue. and in this framework i have underscored my commitment to cooperation with our neighboring turkey, a country that plays an important role for the future of our region. but i still stress that the promotion of this important relations can only take place on the basis of mutual respect without threats of war and questioning of rights. and of course we have discussed the cypress issue. the need to find a fair and viable solution on the basis of u.n. resolutions and the incompatible with the fact that cypress is an e.u. member's fate. we have, therefore, expressed our support to the very important critical by communal talks which are underway. tomorrow i will be meeting president from athens. we need to be

i'm roy cooper. taxes on families and growing our economy. >>> let's get brian shrader with the traffic issues. >>> seems slow traffic on the durham freeway. and usually slow between i 24 and macon street. 24 minutes. 55 westbound is holding up well, a minutes from i-40 to downtown. slow traffic on the side of i- 40. westbound traffic is backing 11 minutes from wade avenue to 540. need to allow extra time to that area. look out for sun glare delays creating backups as you leave chapel hill.>>> we are following breaking news. brought in high school in raleigh was placed on lockdown after an incident near the school this morning. these are pictures of the scene. this is near the p street market n cars are there. there was an assault but no details. we will gather information this morning and bring details to you when we get them. >>> the weather looks nice. sunshine and the sunshine is warming things up nicely. bright blue skies over boxborough -- over roxboro. we did start with a number of places in t

we have cooperation with china in a club corruption case area i have to feel cooperation with china in intellectual property case and we have cooperation with china in a soccer case. so it's spotty, it's early. we can't say whether this is a new crazy world where were going to be working hand-in-hand with china on a lot of things but we have , there's a lot the chinese economy is a huge economy as his hours and we have a lot of mutual interests in protecting intellectual property and preventing bribery so we are starting to do a work with the chinese . >> it's also been my experience that the chinese government has become more aggressive in enforcement of laws. aba, i was on the planning committee for aba hosted its first white-collar conference conjunction with the bar in china . and this was last fall, last november in shanghai. and a number of prosecutors and judges anddefense bar from china were there . and there was a lot of talk about how aggressive is the government now and how do they expect to continue to grow which i do think that means there's going to be more collaboration

in sixth, about international cooperation chinese government cooperate and communication in space debris research, and technology field with other states. for example, participate iadc organization activities, and work together with other members agency to promote the joint observation activity to the space debris and conduct work, and other research work. and now i give some summary of our work. china positively participates in rts working group, and export group work from 2011. next several years, we will continue to stress bilateral dialogue in constructive manner, and work with other countries. and other members, member states to study and exchange development practice that promotes the long-term of outer space activity and actually promote the development of the modernization of all the space governance and the role of law within the framework of the united nations. we believe that with the concert effort of all countries, the international community will have enough wisdom and courage to solve the common challenge faced by mankind in outer space and issue the peaceful sustainable d

obama put cooperation between the nations. with the president's transpacific partnership deal on life support the chinese are pushing their own economic trade agreement here to fill the void. throughout his three nation tour this week, the president has had to assure other world lead ears but president elect trump. mr. obama told a young audience in peru, isolationism doesn't work. >> if we think only about, very narrow terms about -- our borders and what's good fous and -- and ignore what's happening everywhere else. eventually, it will have an impact on us, whether we like it or not. because, the world is just much smaller than it used to be. >> the president suggested mr. trump may be willing to adjust current trade deals. and that the world should give the president elect time to develop his policies. but privately the white house its deeply concerned, much of achievements over the past eight years, could be erased. elaine. >> errol barnett in lima, peru. thank you. with three simple words. my name is chris noth cer: you t