curtis, you have been covering the climate change summit.hat do you think it accomplished this week? >> well, the climamm change was not the paris conference that the world held three years ago, so it wasn't national leaders coming to the tab to agree on a landmark deal to cut greenhouse gas emissions. what it was abou was cities, states, and businesses and other regionaly actors rea getting together to figure out what they could do to try help the national efforts to reduce greenhouse gasem ssions. i think they talked a lot about kind of what they're doing. they showcased their efforts, and i think they're going to go home with a lot of knowledge on what they can do better to try to help reduce greenhouse gases. >> so a bottom-up approach? is that effect, dan? >> it is. in fact, we've seen especially now with really challenging politics in washing tn, d.c. this subnational approach, so-called under two u, the under two degree coalition. now it's up to 220-some member around the world. it's more than 40% of the global economy. it's a group o

curtis was a corpsman as well. lenny said he would have totally missed the satchel were it not for the dogs. >> sometimes things happen that were meant to be. >> reporter: do you believe in fate? >> i don't know i've had a weird life if i want to go that route [ laughter ] >> reporter: in morgan hill, kiet do news channel 5 >>> check out this scene. a firenado caused a tug-of-war with the fire crew. later in the video the crewmembers can be seen just a few feet from the whirling flames. fire tornadoes or firenado's are a mix of fire and high win. >>> one of the wildlife museums in the area is thinking about moving. it is home to more than 50 california species. kpix -- kpix's john ramose says why they may be considering a move. >> reporter: as the nations first rehabilitation hospital for wildlife was formed here. despite all the animals living here it was considered a natural history museum. >> we have more in common with the zoo and museum. >> reporter: here, visitors can have a close encounter with a turkey vult

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curtis: i am ever the optimist. i believe it is the prior.rump has certainly disrupted doesmacy as the status quo not stand anymore. but i think we are seeing progress because the disruption is not just about doing things differently. it is about there being progress because he has changed the approach. my hope is that the destruction of diplomacy will ultimately lead to a better, more balanced trade situation that will benefit the u.s. and china. >> i want to look at a chart. if you are playing along at home, we have had 50 billion and we were talking about an additional $200 billion and now we are talking about an additional $260 billion on top of that. how does that progress the conversation with beijing and does it come down to an ideology low -- ideological fight? known: as we have all president trump, he is a man who is about the art of the deal very it is about a discussion. chinese leadership in the past has said the size of the trade deficit between the u.s. and china is not sustainable. so trump in many ways is taking him -- taking

curtis has come to install the new system in a hospital. the installation process is the same but because they'll be transporting propane in the future the pipes need to be checked. so if we look if we take all gauges so if there is a leak out of thin there's no going back down to zero. when curtis was training he could take his time now he has to work faster so it's a lot more walk now because of the safety precautions. but it's fun i'm enjoying it. while some are busy installing others check the systems already in place at the moment the question is how much more energy efficient are the new models. the results after the first few weeks come as a surprise. we figured out that basically just and that's more periods we figured out that the new unit was using only a third of the electricity that the old unit was using which of course result in a third of the electricity bill that might encourage more people to invest in a new unit and by doing so they'll also be doing their bit for the environment. and now it's time for something sweet this

technician curtis. james is on his way to a job on the island of kerry are cool it's a two and a half hour journey by boat he's well known in the cooling system business a man in demand for as i said to send me to college a lot of skill. and i chose from him but when i got there i saw most of my friends. head in the sand enough for refrigeration so i just joined i just gave one to him. and up to the day i'm doing the same you know same skill no regrets and i'm enjoying it yeah. who has a population of just six thousand unsurprisingly there's no one here who knows how to work the propane systems curtis has come to install the new system in a hospital. the installation process is the same but because they'll be transporting propane in the future the pipes need to be checked so if they look if we take all gauges to if there was a leak out of thin there's no going back down to zero. when curtis was training he could take his time now he has to work faster so it's a lot more walk now because of the safety pr

when curtis was training he could take his time now he has to work faster so it's a lot more walk now. because of the safety precautions. but it's what i'm enjoying it that. while some are busy installing others check the systems already in place at the moment the question is how much more energy efficient are the new models. the results after the first few weeks come as a surprise. we figured out that basically just and that small periods we figured out that the new unit was using only a third of the electricity that the old unit was using which of course results in a third of the electricity bill that might encourage more people to invest in a new unit and by doing so they'll also be doing their bit for the environment. and now it's time for something sweet this week's global snack comes from senegal. a fishing village on the coast of senegal near the city of roofie sq. here it's the women who sell the catch. here. the market stretches further inland. and this is where what he makes and sells her delicious brainy t.v. she makes one batch of della de starting with not make water and

curtis dan -- kurdistan. is delicate, they need to do a delicate dance , maintaining relationships yet not being seen as auntie kurdish. >> think that was the missing piece that brought a specific question which is we sought recently general philemon he was there -- there was concerned that they would make a run for in terms of the oil, in a grander discussion of the political landscape, a fight over resources in iraq, what is the certain situation today and is there any discussion of that in the midst of all of this, the parliamentary issues as well. >> we have a concept that specifically puts a roadmap to settle the disputed territories. according to the territories, it's not the only one but the constitution is simple, three phases. >> on paper it simple. >> i immediately corrected myself, -- >> if you use complicated we never do anything about it. >> how about complex? the constitution puts a roadmap, neither the iraqi side, the iraqi government prerogative to implement the constitution. the three phases

curtis. mr. curtis is the gentleman who found her stuff. and you're not going to believe it, but mr. curtis was a corpsman as well. >> and the army. >> reporter: lennie said he would have totally missed the satchel were it not for the dogs. >> thank you. >> sometimes things happen that are meant to be. >> reporter: do you believe in fate? >> i don't know, boy i've had a very weird life if i want to go that route. >> reporter: in morgan hill, kiet do , 5 news. >>> going this -- join us right back here for kpix 5 news at 10. at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visit att.com/accessnow to learn more. announcer: it's time to play "family feud"! give it up for steve

position in hand -- and handling of the post referendum sanction between the curtis stan government -- the curtis stan -- and there were similar concerns that you didn't come to our aid when we needed you, and we will have to live with our position here, and make things work with the actor that is involved in calling the shots on the grand -- on the ground. >> we talked about that distress that started to grow after the gulf war. we encourage the revolution and then abandoned the revolution, the shia revolution against saddam, and saddam put it down. >> i think that was not intentional, but if we go back to those events, it was probably jumping the gun on supporting and initiative. >> the u.s. position as a leader of the coalition could not possibly support without undoing that very coalition that existed for specific purpose which was restoring's -- which was restoring the weights sovereignty instead of taking out the sovereignty of another -- >> that is something we're very good at. declaring victory and then allowing all of these things to happen. we continue to do that. obama did

joining us as part of our state capital store is the state attorney general, curtis hill. good morning. guest: good morning. host: could you talk about what you bring to the role of attorney general in a sense of what your philosophy is to the people of indiana? guest: and welcome to indiana. as attorney general, i operate the state's largest law firm and we handle civil litigation, criminal appeals, we handle all sorts of matters in the interest of preserving the constitution for the residents of indiana. it is a great job. my background is as a criminal brings an and that added strength to the attorney general's office in understanding the dynamic of leadership and how to make decisions on a quick but thorough basis. we also have various programs we operate on the outside. we are circulating the state because of the national drug crisis that has a direct impact in indiana. my office is sponsoring and supporting chemical addiction programs, taking sure we get treatment both in jail and out of jail for those who have been incarcerated because as we know, about 75% to 80% o

forty years later it starring jamie lee curtis again the baddie michael meyers is getting out of jail and wants revenge she wants revenge can't tell you anymore anyway let's have a look at those three stars he was steve mcqueen's widows' about a robbery with a difference. after a heist goes wrong killing all men involved the wives of forced to pick up the pieces husbands are coming. i was in the fleet of planes for his next shot i was just kind of ahead for sure chester anyway because i'm the only one standing between you and a bullet in your head i would go as follows huge filmmaking success the director steve mcqueen and expectations are high when i'm on set i have done is fair enough but it's all about making for your friend but the fear is always going to be around is how you make them a hole where a fair is whatever is well for him somehow. this is for guns guns somewhere figure it out. on my kids to know that i didn't just sit there and take it i did some. accusatory i'd like to open up an account of all my life album and family have not discovered. this drug. the old man in the

comportamiento obceno en dos parques, dos hmbres una mujer, unos entraron al baño del parquo de 73 y curtise >> la semana pasada arrestamod 4 sujetos, una situación que no es admisible, >> la comunidad espera más seguridad por parte de sus autoridades para que estos hechos no se vuelvan a repetir >> debe haber más seguridad acá, gente mayor enferma, no sé, >> estar en una cárcel, no estar cerca de nadie que tenga hijos, de cualquier persona que tenga sufamilia, que venga un irresponsable con una mentalidad así, no se vale >> los detectives encubiertos seguirán actuando en los parques y arrestarán a todo sospechoso >> cody brudley dueño de una compañía de armas, habría pagado a menor para tener sexo >> la misma que demandó a gobierno federal para que se pertiera la impresión de armas armas en armas en tercera dimensión ahora enfrenta cargos por agresión sexujal >> donald trump visitó la zona afectada por florence, dijo que la etapa de reconstrtuccion será larga pero que su gobierno ayudará >> también imágenes áreas nos muestran que un almacén colapsó, decenas quedaron atrapadas y se reportó

curtis: mr. speaker, i'm pleased the house is considering my bill today, h.r. 4824, the rural broadband permitting efficiency act. i want to express my appreciation to senator orrin hatch, who introduced the bill in the senate, as well as chairman bishop for moving this bill through the natural resources committee. i'd also like to thank various stake holders that have taken part in the process creating this bifment additionally, i'd like -- this bill. additionally, i'd like to thank the 12 members, including my good friend from montana, mr. gianforte. the need to give greater access to high speed broadband services for rural communities is broadly supported. evidence by the diverse coalition of stakeholders supporting my commonsense legislation, including ntca w.t.a., the american library association, the utah governor -- the utah governor's office of economic development, utah rural broadband association, and the navajo nation, to name just a few. the purpose of my bill is simple. we need to do

curtis: thank you. i'd like to thank the chairman and ranking member for supporting the small business access to capital and efficiency act, or small business ace act. i'm also gravely to the gentleman from pennsylvania, mr. evans -- grateful to the gentleman from pennsylvania, mr. evans, for his co-sponsor and my colleagues on the small business committee for advancing this bipartisan legislation. mr. chairman, the small business ace act is critical to reducing burdensome red tape and regulations that fall so disproportionately on small business. small businesses are the lifeblood of our economy across the country and certainly in my home state of utah where they make up over 99% of all utah businesses and contribute 2/3 of our job growth. without a doubt, the strength of our economy depends on these small businesses. although the economy continues to improve, small businesses and entrepreneurs often face challenges accessing capital. to assist credit worthy innovators, the small business administratio

>> this is curtis. >> stephen: and here's 50. ( tarzan yell ) ( cheers and applause ) >> you're also know what zaddy is? it's just like a hot dude. if you're not a dad, but you're also hot, you can be a zaddy. so it's either or. >> stephen: but i'm actually a dad. >> zaddy has a bit more attitude, so it's like, "he's a zaddy." ♪ i love snow and i love sleigbes ♪ love singing carols and boy, i love sleigh bells ♪ it's a jingle-jingle santa party ♪ jingle, jingle santa party ♪ christmastime the merriest time of all ♪ well, okay, guys if rapping's the game ♪ check it out i can do the same ♪ christmas is cool it's a great holiday ♪ for the reasons i said and the ones i didn't say ♪ so kick up your heels on your jingle bell sled ♪ and cherish the moment ( bleep ) ♪ ( laughter ) ♪ ♪ >> stephen: just got a letter from his lawyer here. ♪ elton sent a cease and desist. it seems we never got the rights ♪ to the song and if we play it he will be pissed. ♪ if you want to hear some elton john, there's only one show to ♪ see. >> i stay with that pink on. >> stephen: i feel like i'm king kong, name

it says jam lee curtis, age. let me look at your age.does that feel to you? how does60 feel? >> wells ,60 feels like i have no time to waste. i have spent time lookingt myself. the whole goal, looking at this obsession with ourselves. what are we doing? we are a society of humanareings and w looking at ourselves. we are obsessed with ourselves. it is a message for me as an adult but me that i can convey with a book for children that we have to turn the camera around. we have t look at the world. i listened to judge -- just listen to the justice right before me. have you to turn the camera around. we haveo look at the problems of the world, the problemsat within our rnships, families, and we have to fix them by looking out not in. >> last eething, we've teasing this. "halloween" was your first big movie. >> i know. >> iie can't b 40 years later we're doing it the again. i heard youron go jake gyllenhaal -- i didn't know that -- said you should do this. >> he was friends with the director and he called to say david wanted to talk to me abo

mister curtis? >> yes. >> mister curtis votes yes. mister angle? mister engel votes no.er sherman? mister sherman votes no. mister meeks? mister serious? mister serious about snow. mister connolly? mister connolly votes no. mister deutsch? mister deutsch vote no. ms. bass mister keating? mister keating votes no. misters is leaning? votes no. mister barrett? votes now. miss frankel? miss frankel votes no. mister castro? mister castro votes no. ms. kelly? miss kelly votes no. mister boyle? mister boyle votes no. miss titus? mister titus votes no. ms. torres? ms. torres votes no. mister schneider? mister schneider votes no. mister sloppy? votes now. mister s biot,mister lou? mister lee votes no. >> how is all members been recorded? the clerk will report the vote. >> mister chairman, on that boat there are 23 i and 18 no. >> the motion is adopted, house resolution 1017 will be reported adversely. the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. with that objection, staff is directed to make any technical changes. >> mister chairman -&lv-- >> that concludes our business. >> doe

curtis. mr. curtis votes aye. mr. engel. mr. engel votes no. mr. sherman. mr. sherman votes no. mr. meeks. mr. sires. mr. sires votes no. mr. connolly. mr. connolly votes no. mr. deutch. mr. deutch votes no. ms. bass. mr. keating. mr. keating votes no. mr. cicilline. mr. cicilline votes no. mr. berra. mr. berra votes no. ms. frankel. ms. frankel votes no. ms. gabbard. mr. castro. mr. castro votes no. ms. kelly. ms. kelly votes no. mr. boyle. mr. boyle votes no. ms. titus. ms. titus votes no. mrs. torres. mrs. torres votes no. mr. schneider. mr. schneider votes no. mr. suozzi. mr. suozzi votes no. mr. espaillat. mr. espaillat votes no. mr. lieu. mr. lieu votes no. mr. royce: have all members been recorded? the clerk will report the vote. >> mr. chairman on that vote there are 23 ayes, 18 noes. mr. royce: the motion is adopted. house resolution 1017 will be reported adversely. the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. without objection, staff is directed to make any technical and conforming changes. mr. o'connolly: i have a u.c. request. to enter something into the record. mr. ro

ulster led 9—0 at the halfway mark then scored three tries, angus curtis with the last of them.main rooted to the bottom of the table. it had been billed as the fight of the year — the rematch between canelo alvarez and gennady golovkin a year on from their previous fight, which ended in a controversial draw. last night in las vegas, canelo became the new unified middleweight champion, winning by majority decision but there's already talk of a third encounter between the pair. our reporter ade adedoyin was in las vegas and says last night's fight was close. we know rematches don't always live up to expectations, but saul alvarez and gennady golovkin delivered another highly entertaining contest, one that ebbed and flowed, sometimes within the same round. i spoke to many of the journalists ringside — they all had it close, some for golovkin and some for alvarez and some even called it a draw. alvarez got the decision and he described it as one of the greatest moments of his life. he said it is a proud moment for mexico, this bout, of course, happening on the weekend of mexico's i

guess who i get it talk to nest, jamie lee curtis.r about all of this. >> after the justice. >> after the justice. >> after the justice. >> that's going to be my new book, after the justice. >> but first "today" on c. nb california phones offers free specialized phones... like cordless phones, - (phone ringing) - big button, and volume-enhanced phones. get details on this state program. call or visit and accessoriesphones for your mobile phone. like this device to increase volume on your cell phone. - ( phone ringing ) - get details on this state program call or visit >>> welcome back. for decades fans have loved watching jamie lee curtis on the big screen, movies, like "my girl," "freaky friday," and 40 years ago a sequel to the classic "halloween." did you know she's passionate about writing, too. it's her 12th children's book. my, my selfie and i. a mom goes overboard with herselfie obsession. hello. >> hello. >> you know what's funny. i was in the park walking through, and you see everyone with their kids but everyone with their k

take lisa curtis and cooley cooley. the very first steps in her recipe for a multi-million dollar food company was to make a single promise. >> i made a commitment, and i made a promise, and i got to see this through. >> reporter: this promise lisa made was to women in a village in niger where she was a peace corps volunteer almost a decade ago. feeling the effects of malnutrition at the time, lisa asked the women what could help. >> and they pulled these leaves off a tree and mixed it into a peanut snack that they called cooley cooley and said eat this. >> reporter: it was from the nutrient rich maringa plan and soon lisa was back in good health. well known in many parts of the world, maringa was unfamiliar to most americans, and so lisa promised the women if they grew more, she'd help them find a way to sell it and an idea was born, but before it could get off the ground, reality struck. terrorist activity in niger forced the peace corps to pull out and put lisa's dreams on hold. >> all the people whole i had gotten t

good to have you both. >> curtis, you had barnacle come to your class yesterday and teach class.nd a word he said >> he did a great job but i had to do a little of the sign language like he used to do for me in boston. >> that's okay. >> so, we had most of the people there were polite. mika and me, even when people disagree where we stand, we get out there and people are always polite to us. but there is -- others are not quite as fortunate and there are shouts of enemy of the people, there are threats of violence, the "boston globe" itself had a threat of violence. what's happening out there, the relationship between the fourth state and the people? >> it's very ugly. it's poisonous. not helpful. frankly i resent what president trump is saying about the work of my lifetime and thousands of other people, call us scum, and sleaze and liars. i resent that. it's been very divisive. i think that's the last thing this country needs. >> well, also do you think that the devaluing of the truth from the podium of the presidency could have an impact on our democracy? >> it's not helpful. o

. >> and original scream queen, jamie lee curtis was just 19 when michael myers first came after her.een" marks the 11th film in the franchise's 40-year history. >> people love both being frightened -- d was a small to with a really scary twist to it. >> and what about a "freaky friday" sequel? jamie lee's movie daughter lindsay lohan seems ready. >> lindsay lohan dancing in mykonos, have you seen it? do you think there's a possibility for a musical readaptation of "freaky friday with the with the with the dance from mykonos? do you know what i'm talking about? >> she said nothing. >> she just said what she wanted to say and i'm moving on. >> coming up -- a bachelor in paradise favorite arrested for getting violent with her boyfriend. what the mother of two is saying about the incident now. >> then kevin hart becomes high school principal for a day. what can possibly go wrong? >> enough! >> plus -- >> it's a 20-second shout out. > "e.t." isn't just on the air. we're everywhere, touch shows how we really feel. but does psoriasis ever get in the way? embrace the chance of 100% clear ski

indiana attorney general curtis hill will be our guest during "washington journal" starting at 9:30 a.m. eastern. >> professor christine blasey ford has agreed to testify thursday before the senate judiciary committee about her sexual assault allegation against supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh. judge kavanaugh will also testify at that hearing. we'll have live coverage thursday starting at 10 a.m. eastern on c-span3. you can also watch online at c-span.org or listen on the free c-span radio app. >> craigslist found per craig newmark -- founder craig new mark recently donated $20 million to mark-up, a new nonprofit journalism organization aimed at understanding the impact of technology on society. from the national press club, this is about an hour. [inaudible conversations] >> [inaudible] of the national press club. we are so pleased to welcome today's headliner, craig newmark, the founder of craigslist and craig newmark philanthropies which has supported a host of causes, especially journalism, veterans issues, women in technology and voter protection. before we begin, i would lik

. >> beverly hills housewife kyle richards back with jamie lee curtis, the reunion only we made thisle streaming tv for your family. ...whatever size. it's saving money with flexible channel packs. live tv and the latest shows to stream. and all your streaming apps in one place - even netflix. this is how xfinity makes life. simple. easy. awesome. get started with xfinity internet and tv for just $34.99 a month for 12 months and customize by adding flexible channel packs. click, call or visit a store today. >> we have serious problems. >> that's one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind. >> well, that is ryan gosling suiting up as astronaut neil armstrong in the movie "first man." we have your first look behind the scenes of the biopic. >> three, two, one, go. >> it's hard to communicate just how dangerous and how extreme these missions really were. >> ryan worked with the same nasa personnel who trained armstrong for his walk on the moon. before that armstrong was a test pilot so ryan learned how to fly before shooting started on the biopic. the film reunites ryan with his

take lisa curtis and kuli kuli, the very first step in her recipe for a multi-million dollar food recipe was a single promise. >> i made a commitment and a promise. i've got to see this through. >> reporter: that promise was to women help. >> theyffle a tree and mixed it into a knack called kuli kuli and said eat this. >> reporter: they were from the maringa plant. it was unfamiliar to most americans. and so lisa promised the women, if they grew more, she'd help them find a way to sell it, and an idea was bohn. but before it could get off the ground, reality struck. terrorist activity in niger forced the peace corps to pull out and put lisa's dreams on hold. >> all these people who i'd gotten to know and was excited to work with, i had to tell them, i'm so sorry,>> reporter: that dream didn't die, and lisa runned ta form kuli kuhli. it helps provide an income for more than 1,000 maringa farmers. but because of lingering challenges, niger is not one of them. but maybe not for long. lisa just returned from a u.s. government-supported trip, hoping to boost trade with niger. kuli kuli appear

this is at curtis avenue and jansen avenue near bird and minnesota. a tree branch crashed down on power lines a few hours ago. the power has been restored and good news for people trying to get to work and school this morning, but still major cleanup right there. >> 6:03. breaking news. a historic moment in india. that nation's supreme court striking down a law that made homosexuality a crime. india's law dated back to 1861 when india was part of the british empire. it allowed someone to be sentenced up to ten years in prison for same-sex relations. five people challenged the law saying they feared harassment and police prosecution. >> a new report is being released today on the total amount of insurance claims filed following the carr and mendocino complex wildfires. both broke out in late july. the california department of insurance will make the announcement this morning in san francisco. meanwhile, a growing number of homeowners are getting an unwelcome notice in the mail from insurance companies. their fire insurance policy is not being renewed.

this is happening near curtis avenue and jansen avenue, not far from bird and minnesota. eearly 1,000 pg&e customers are without power right now. we have nbc bay area's kris sanchez out there gathering information. you can see the crews are already out there blocking off the streets. we'll keep you posted on any available updates there. looks like a few crew is there right now. >> also new over night, a brush fire sparked up as another wildfire rages further north, closing i-5. we have video to show you from sunol and shasta county. so let's get you up to speed. >> we will, so let's start with the fire that started while you were sleeping. today in the bay's bob redell is live in sunol with the details. good morning, bob. >> good morning. yes, we're just off sheridan road, just not far from highway 680 on the sunol grade. this fire burned on a property about two miles east of here. you can take a look at the response, the fire department put out there that we shot overnight. a number of trucks. at least one bulldozer. this area is very remote, very hilly, with lots of dry

police say 26-year-old curtis marbury green had just stabbed a friend. a group of aufleofficers zeroing in and taking him down with a taser. he is charged with two counts of first-degree murder, two counts of first-degree assault and other related charges. >>> only on news 4, as a new school year begins in st. mary's county, maryla, pain remains. six months ago, great mills aigh school w scene of a deadly shooting. and the police officer who ran toward the shooting speaks out. it was his firstear as a school resource officer. as the bullet flu, ew, he ran towards the gunfire. but the whole ordeal left his daughter rattled. >> she was concerned and crying. she gets nervous for me to go to work, period. >> the capital was awarded a special commendation. you can watch the whole interview in the nbc washington app. >>> the teen who pushed her friend off of a bridgeill be in front of a judge. you might remember this vide taylor smith pushed her friend off the bridge when she was too scared to jump into the water below. the teen fell 60 feet, broke six ribs an

curtis hill will be our guest on the "washington journal ," your --announcer: next on "washington journal," your calls and comments. congressman gerald connolly of virginia weighs in on the spending bill vote and the future of robert mueller's investigation into russian election interference. representative connelly is a member

jamie lee curtis reprises her role as laurie strode in "halloween."e movie is a direct sequel to 19-78's original "halloween," with curtis' character out for revenge against the murderous michael myers. "halloween" screams into theaters october 19th."i wanted so much to share what i see. now i just think about my relationship to eternity."here's a first look at willem dafoe in "at eternity's gate." the oscar-nominee stars as vincent van gogh, in a bio-pic about the artist. "at eternity's gate" opens in select theaters on november 16th."young anna was nestled, all snug in her bed, not knowing tomorrow, she'd meet the undead."this isn't just a zombies at christmas time flick. ho ho no, because "anna and the apocalypse" is also a musical. "what a time to be alive!"the festivities lurch into theaters november 30th. on the lookout for zombies, i'm john lorinc. (robin)still ahead... a teenage suspect is behind bars... accused of killing a mother of four in richmond. details on the arrrest next. (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) (robin) welcome back. welcome back. c

. >> don't ever be a prime minister or curtis pride minister. that is how we did it. >> exactly. >> what the panelists said what we see on the grounds about governments, they do not really much about themselves or the sect of the person who is going to govern. i guarantee the governor of basra is a good governor. the people are not going to see iraq.k -- say what will be important to move forward even in terms of government is all the u.s. because even though you look up , the iranian press just strongly and approved counsel. today's were one of the most active diplomats. not in the way the iranian media portray them. there is that perception that the u.s. is active but the u.s. is doing work. it engaged with multiple actors, which is important. ndc, we tend to look at the big main. where diplomats. we are trying to build these people relationships with. with the united states, i have failed to do over the past 15 years. when it is difficult for an american to go to iraq and travel freely, that is not a good outcome after 15 years of investing i

angus curtis with the last of them. they are one point clear of leinster.l be seededin of the table. great britain will be seeded in next year's revamps davis cup competition after beating uzbekistan 3—1 in the world group play—off tie this weekend. cameron norrie beating his opponent in glasgow in the first of the singles matches to give great britain victory in glasgow. kenya's eliud kipchoge has set a new marathon world record after destroying the field in berlin with a time of two hours, one minute 39 seconds. the 33—year—old took more than a minute off the previous best shock and surprise, perhaps not that it was kipchoge who led the way or that it was on the flat streets of berlin where the many fastest times have been said before but what was surprising was the margin by which he smashed the record. 0ver surprising was the margin by which he smashed the record. over one minute faster than anybody else in history. i feel great, winning two hours and one minute and seven seconds. so i'm really happy and i'm grateful to those who worked with me. the 33-

you know the tiger phil match up that's coming up in thanksgiving who is abroad curtis writes to that what about going to be t.n.t. and that's going to be paid for sort of pay for viewing so i think they're going to make a huge amount of revenue and can you imagine the person that decided to to buy those broadcast rights before tiger while this past weekend the viewership the nielsen ratings that's actually how of course nielsen a values things the ratings were up two thousand and six percent on sunday from three pm to six fifteen pm i mean if that doesn't tell you that whoever made that decision should be very very happy so the ratings are up and the course obviously phil is a fan favorite so i think it's going to be a tremendous event t.n.t. is very lucky to have already made that decision you know an international team i'm going to have we're going to and i don't did you notice i wore white today we're in the midst of this today and this for this weekend because i am not going to take a side definitely not on the air or for cio stroll mark an avid golfer thank you hillary absolutel

ulster led 9—0 at the halfway mark then scored three tries, angus curtis with the last of them.n rooted to the bottom of the table. that's all the sport for now. british cyclist simon yates has just won the top cycling race. the victory means all three of the sport's grand tours are now held by british riders. sky's chris froome won the tour of italy in may while his teammate geraint thomas won the tour de france in july. let's speak to the former president of british cycling, tony doyle, and a pretty mean cyclist himself in his day. tony, thanks forjoining us. how much of an achievement is this by simon yates? it's a phenomenology. the first time a british rider has won the tour of spain, but the simon and his twin brother, adam, they are probably the most successful c/o twins in sporting history ever so it's an amazing performance and i'm delighted for them. nearly everybody must have heard of the tour de france if they don't follow cycling, but not necessarily la vuelta. what is it like? a three-week stage race, just as tough as the tour of france, doesn't get as big publicit

curtis: thank you. i appreciate the time, mr. speaker. i rise today as thousands of utah nans my district are returning -- utahans in my district are returning to their homes after being evacuated due to wildfires that came within blocks of their home. the fires have engulfed over 100,000 acres of land and are still burning strong. it's a testament to our brave firefighters and incredible community of volunteers that not a single life has been lost and property has been protected. although this fire season has been one of the worst our state has ever seen, it has brought out the best in utah. during the height of the fires, the red cross was whomed. mr. speaker, you might assume -- overwhelmed. mr. speaker, you might assume that that overwhelmness came because of the 6,000 evacuees who needed homes. but they were overwhelmed because the list of the people coming into the shelters offering homes was longer than the list of people needing homes. the red cross had to close shop. as a matter of fact, mr. speaker, i visited the red cross shelt

. >> reporter: curtis campbell is with the school district. >> it's difficult times, but brighter futures lot people in shoreline have been inspired by sarah, and many have boarded her bandwagon. >> i want all of those here tonight to support edwin pratt please raise your hands. >> reporter: this was her 8th school board meeting and by far her most important. >> the adoption of new name for early learning center -- >> reporter: the board was about to vote on her suggestion. >> all in favor say aye. >> aye. >> all opposed say nay. the vote is unanimous. the motion carries. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: thanks to sarah, there will never be another kid in shoreline who doesn't know the name edwin t. pratt. >> you're a champ. >> reporter: and some day, if she keeps this up, everyone will also know the name sarah haycox road, in shoreline, washington. >> lesson learned. and that's the overnight news fofor this thursday. from the cbs captioning funded by cbs >>> it's thursday, september thh, 2018. >>> it's thursday, september 6th, 2018. this is the "cbs morning news." president trump is

reading ten or twenty books all the same time it is not about so much he could go to entire sections of curtis fost in german for example when he spoke english fluently hebrew german french spanish he spoke russian and then i'm sure he could get around oh italian you know so. many of us and i always used to say lou. you're a migrant rabbi where every was if there were a few people present he would lecture them you could always learn something from him he was just good to mama sound funding. lenny fancied himself a renaissance man and he thought he was everything except maybe a page it was the only thing i think he never claims to be. the president i got to sell and tsunami people think is conducting is so emotional and filled with feeling and his way of behaving and the whole way in which he lived but his academic background his self-discipline was incredible you sometimes get the feeling with many that he had so many gifts that you all came you know without too much hard work but actually he was never afraid of hard work and he certainly knew these pieces very very well indeed. and you just d