davis: absolutely. the language in the bill says, no insurance company can deny anyone for pre-existing condition coverage. we protected the 10 essential health benefits that pre-existing coverage is listed under the affordable care act. we fixed obamacare and kept pre-existing condition coverage. that would mean anyone who would want to set up an invisible risk pool, the state of maine saved seniors an average of $7,000 a year in premiums, they would have to protect pre-existing condition coverage. that is the bill we passed we wanted to sign into law. you cannot get away from the language that says nothing in this bill could construe an insurance company could deny pre-existing condition coverage to anyone. i would urge you to read the ahca and you will see that. >> since this was your initial question, you have a minute. ms. londrigan: that is career politician speak for do not look too close. it is not saying they cannot deny it. what it is not doing his saying -- is saying they can't be discriminat

both davies and davis, here holding stanley, were cocaine users.are filmed at the flats. then davies makes a distressed phone call to a medical centre on the day stanley received his worst injury. the following day, roxanne davis is seen with stanley, just hours before he is rushed to hospital. he died a week later. the level of injuries was truly horrific, and it was a difficult case to investigate. i think for the community it is difficult that somebody as young as 2a days could have suffered this amount of injuries and we're just pleased we have been able to getjustice for him. stanley did have some contact with health and social services agencies, and a safeguarding children inquiry is now under way. but what role his mother, roxanne davis, played in his death, or that of her partner, sam davies, may never be known. their denials, lying at the heart of a life that came to be measured in days. a victim of child exploitation has called for a change in the law, amid claims a man who raped her, was contacted about the chance to play a role in her s

nineteen-year-old chrishuanta davis found refuge in a homeless shelter.chrishuanta davis: "when i firstot to the homeless shelter, i called her and i was crying. i said, 'i don't know what i'm going to do about school.' and i was telling her and i said, 'no matter what happens, dropping out is not an option for me.'"nobody to turn to.. but her grandmother.. who could not take her in.but davis says her grandmother.. is who keeps her going. chrishuanta davis:"i do it all for her. but i also do it for me."when florence hit.. davis was evacuated from the homeless shelter in wilmington. today.. she is at the red cross shelter, all while working and putting herself through her senior year.betty bicknell:"how can we quit when she's so determined? she's in such a situation that no one should be placed in, much less, someone that young."red cross case worker betty bicknell and school counselor jennifer capps are davis's support system.they are determined to see her make it across that stage.jennifer capps:"i would love for her to feel safe and secure. and have a place to call home." (justine) th

i've just given you that david davis is indeed on as you to see. thank you thank you thank you. the president of britain's conservatives for a people's vote. to work with. welcome back joining me now to go through some of the week's top stories former home office minister norman baker thanks for coming back on norman o.e.c.d. it only got a look today forget that u.k. storming ahead thanks to high employment things going very well and we don't need to worry about the d.b. voting down budgets but you've chosen this from the mirror to see just to seem to tally with what the government say well it doesn't tell you what the government says what's a pretend everything is hunky dory but actually we're performing much less well against other european countries and of course we've now got the situation where there's a whole underclass appearing in this country universal credit forces moments of prostitution to make it thirty pound the children's food like a sensational headline but of course it's actually accurate and this is what's happening i've been to f

what about the brexit secretary, dominic raab who took over from david davis it —— david davis and thenat that was —— they have more resignations from forced onto david davis last night they supposedly agreed to do now enough to others resigned this morning. some would say that it's to lose one brexit teixeira terry is unfortunate but the two is pretty bad,... to document it was scrapped for the summer recess when a document it was scrapped for the summer recess when a letter was put out saying that downing street is taking over negotiations. dominic raab at the time was sitting in a meeting, and he got an alert on his phone, with the bbc news alert and it said rex the secretary not negotiating brexit and yet sit there and go all wired he knew this is his job is prepared for no deal so he was basically sort of castrated if you would like, earlier in the summers are really he's not been in charge of negotiations for a long time. not only nitrite be completely cut out of the narrative it seems didn't even know what was going to be presented until it was put to him in the cabinet. but, he

please welcome the multi-talented viola davis!ck to the show. viola davis, can i just say something, last time you were here i predicted -- i kind of prte to win the academy award for "fuse s. and then you went and did it and it was just great. how's does that feel? was it fun? this was your -- that was your first time, right? >> that was my first time, i have to say it was pretty good. >> jimmy: yeah. >> and you know, that's not my thing. you know, i say i'm not about awards or anything. >> jimmy: yeah. >> but that felt pretty good there. >> jimmy: well deserved. i knew it. [ cheers and applause ] i love that you were so great. you're great in everything, but i knew it. >> thank you. >> jimmy: oh, i knew it. it was such a great performance. well the accolades keep coming. congrats on the cover of "glamour magazine," right here. woman of the year. [ cheers and applause ] not bad. >> you know, my daughter was on that shoot and every time we did a different wardrobe change she would say, "that doesn't work, mommy." [ light laughter

with a flag. >> rich: pass interference penalty, kevin. >> kevin: davis. >> rich: on michael davis. he never turned around and found the football. >> kevin: no time left on the clock. but two flags around the goal line. >> rich: another opportunity to snap the football. >> referee: defense. number 43. the ball will be placed at the one yard line. the game will be extended for one untimed down. seattle. >> rich: as lockett turns out of bounds. that's where the penalty was called prior to getting into the end zone. >> kevin: 19-yard penalty. first and goal at the one. untimed down. wilson wants quiet. davis at his side. >> rich: wilson can run it in the situation, kevin. that's what you get with a quarterback -- >> referee: time out, los angeles. >> rich: so dangerous. he can pull it down and run it as well in this situation. >> kevin: how big are those missed extra points? the struggles of sturgis. >> rich: they wouldn't be in this situation. caleb sturgis missed two extra points and missed a 42-yard field goal. he's got to be thinking to himself, "gee, i hope my defense can get a st

davis. mr. davis: please in the gallery join us. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible with liberty and justice for all. the speaker pro tempore: the chair will entertain up to 15 requests for one-minute speeches on each side of the aisle. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from florida seek recognition? ms. ros-lehtinen: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlewoman from florida is recognized for one minute. ms. ros-lehtinen: thank you so much, mr. speaker. i am pleased to congratulate the dade county police benevolent association on the celebration of its 55th anniversary. since its founding in 1963, the dade county p.b.a. has worked to protect the rights of miami-dade's finest, working tirelessly to serve as a voice of reason, of guidance, and of professionalism. from providing legal assistance to members

but trish davy tells us thatús ánot how she feels.trish davy, camp fire survivor'we are so thankful.thankful.' 'a lot of people might hear that and say why?''well you know, we have our lives.'lives she and her husband bob say they were maybe ten minutes away from losing... as the camp fire burned around their paradise home.these pictures show the before and after of the house davyús grandparents owned since the 1960s.the section of feather river hospital, where she worked as a chaplin... also gone.nats trish talking'she said i ran for my life. haha.'today husband wife, and dog lollypop came to the sierra nevada brewery... nats brewery employee talking'this is our general buffet area. weúve got 3 lines set up.'where free meals are being served to camp fire evacuees.trish davy, camp fire survivor'and theyúre just ready to take care of you here.'in the wake of the camp fire tragedy, the brewery says it decided to scrap plans for a celebration beer... and instead used some of its beer making equipment to make this thanksgiving meal.john warmerdam, sierra nevada brewery facility manager'w

negotiations what upsets the suggestion of just giving you that david davis is indeed on us you see maneuvers thank you thank you thank you for the break the president of britain's conservatives for a people's vote claims. or is this man wants to blame for brecht's it find out on this week's broken news with a minister who used to work with theresa may. two are going underground. to break or not to break that is the question teresa mayes plan to exit has been roundly criticised from virtually every corner and with a looming deadline the u.k. could face a hard break without an agreement even early elections how did it get to this point . nobody could see coming that false confessions would be that in this population the fall will convert. any interrogations out there what you'll see is threat promise threat promise threat lie a lie a lie the process of interrogation is designed to put people in just that frame of mind make the most comfortable make them want to get out and don't take no for an answer don't accept their denials she said if our words. sound stay there i will be all abo

state behind it and unless david davis becomes prime minister some bishops to be prime minister. then maybe perhaps could be something you know as david davis knows this so why would david it was because you know these negotiations perhaps it's the suggestion i've just given you that david davis is indeed on as you see maneuvers thanks man thank you thank you after the break the president of britain's conservatives for a people's vote claims swung or is this man to blame for breakfast find out on this week's broken news with a minister who used to work with theresa may norman banks all of them all coming to a going underground. dollars. dollar dollar here's what i. hear we hear the music with us. we were dragged here. by. you know i'm going to get rid of those who are not go away. quiet. real the hard work we do is the truth. the russian military deteriorated terribly of the soviet union and russia was always going to rebuild its military the question is how can we the united states and russia construct a relationship where we are both confident of the intention for more confiden

state behind it unless david davis becomes prime minister some bishops to be prime minister. then maybe perhaps could be something new as david davis knows this so why would these negotiations put up since the suggestion of just giving you that david davis is indeed honest you see maneuvers thanks thank you thank you for the break the president of britain's conservatives for a people's vote. swung or is this man to blame for that find out on this week's broken news with a minister who used to work with me. to a growing underground. amazon already has a significant portion of all u.s. commerce something approaching twenty percent i guess their goal is to get fifty percent of all commerce in america it would be amazon commerce and they need artificial intelligence to do that an artificial intelligence needs data to run effectively jeff bezos but they call out all the cities and they said we may come to your town just give us all the data on all the people living in your town and will dump it into our computers and our ai systems and by the way you know. the russian military det

davies.ngland manager should be sacked or about sven goran eriksson‘s private life. now i get phone calls in the early hours of the morning to go on various radio programmes to talk about the northern ireland border issue and about the future of our trade in europe. this morning, i received a briefing text from someone who will remain nameless about this press conference, which was clearly meant for my namesake without the e. did you pass it onto him?|j for my namesake without the e. did you pass it onto him? i got it too late, he was in the middle of it when it came! a fascinating insight into your life, david! the guardian, this is interesting. saying one in four europeans voted for broadly populist politicians or populist parties in elections? shows how politics across the continent is being aligned. we had a vote for brexit and this was seen as people in europe as an aberration, emmanuel macron fans wanted to link together trumped an brexit as these dark forces running throughout the west

before that, david davis, the lead.is, the previous brexit secretary, often complained of not being given free rein, of not being given free rein, actually having to answer to the prime minister's team. so actually win at this new brexit secretary taking a very different role as we understand to the previous one. we perhaps should look a little more immediately head a buzz to mrs may's own fate because she might not even get to that summit next sunday if these letters trigger a vote of no—confidence and she leaves. exactly. currently, we got how many letters have gone at basically for this no—confidence vote to be triggered, 48 conservative mps would have to write to the chairman of the 1922 committee, which is the committee of backbench mps, and would have to call for her to be standing down, for a vote of no—confidence. and so if we got to that point, then there would be able to no—confidence, but theresa may could win that vote of no confidence when it comes down to it because it would be a vote of all of the mps in

he didn't do the job david davis did.adviser on brexit, he really ran the whole thing. dominic raab says that he dove if he had been running them, he dove if he had been running them, he wouldn't have allowed britain to be frightened of his own shadow. that seems like a pitch for the leadership to me. obviously, dominic raab is thinking, if we are now going to have a leadership challenge, it will be brexiteers versus remainers, he will try and ta ke versus remainers, he will try and take the brexiteer slot. they have seven tories are preparing leadership campaigns and identifying support. boris johnson, amber rudd, who has just replaced support. boris johnson, amber rudd, who hasjust replaced esther mcvey, jeremy hunt, david davis, any mordant and dominic raab. i think this interview, as nigel hasjust said, is very much throwing the sort of any crumbs out. he says he is not submitting a letter of no confidence in theresa may, but has made it clear that he doesn't think she is standing up to brussels strong enough. this le

but platforms like davis are very. important and when i was governor of st petersburg i used to go to davis davis all the time then when i started working in moscow or when i came more rarely and i haven't been in the place for quite some time but this is a very important and beneficial platform and the goal of platforms like that is to have discussions open and free discussion and it unites people. within you regardless of any political restrictions that exist between them if somebody imposes restrictions and within such a platform they are actually undermining the very idea of the platform. for our participation and. commune with the average person has a right average businessman or company of them has a right to be. represented there but our people are free and it is up to them whether they want to come there or not thank you. it's bestia. some of some of those on the table because there were elections held in donbass republics and the authorities said that these so went against the main circuit agreements. and ther

host: tom davis you have been in the majority and minority. what advice would you give your former house colleagues moving from the majority to the minority next year? >> it is a good question. the majority runs the house, the minority does two things, they pick up a paycheck and pick up the form. what we have seen in previous congress we will see again is getting the majority to function as the majority is very difficult now. diffusedis become more . it is less a team sport. we had five and 60 margins in the house and yet we held together and were able to come forward and produce a product. and under john boehner and paul had 20 someican seat advantage and they could not put together. it looks i democrats are breaking up into the same kind of factions that make it harder to put a work product on the table. republicans,or function as a caucus, work to move things along when you can. don't be completely negative. don't get pushed around either run some of these investigations. you have to stand your ground. and if you want to get back to the ma

so, fleet davis -- does just that.n one, but coacha can decides to go for two, and on the conversion, jones is open, he can't hit him! that would do it, a valiant effort. maryland falls short, 52-51. >> it's been a long season. and theyy worked rea hard. they practiced really hard. they believe in each other. they leanedhe on each ot they trusted each other. n'm just -- i'm disappointed that we did win the game. because all that stuff is fine and the less son iois, i'm prou them. that's what i told them, e're really proud of them. they played really hard. >> what a game. l right, bowie state taking on west alabama in the first round of the division ii playoffs. bulldogs down by one. amir hall keeps it himself from five yards out -- he finds the end zone. after the extra point, bowie state up by six. ensuing possession for west alabama. roger richardson, he reading it. and he likes this literature. 36 yards for the pick six. bulldogs up by.wo scor that would be enough. bowie stateinit, 35-6. >>> redskinsosting the texan

years of therly civil war, abraham lincoln and issuedon davies both proclamations that fall into these categories. appointed days of thanksgiving to express gratitude to god for military by the union or the coconfederacy. and jefferson davis also included a day of fasting and humiliation early in the war, to pray for victory. president james madison had issued thanksgiving militaryions for victories during the war of 1812 and at the end of the war. and during the revolution, the issuedntal congress thanksgiving proclamations, calling on americans to give thanks for progress and ultimately victory in that war. following these precedents, proclaimed thanksgivings in april 1862 and again in the 1863. of when he named august 6 a day of, quote, national thanksgiving, praise and prayer. battle ofter the gettysburg. victory was in sight, the president said. pleased the almighty, quote, to give the army and the the united states victories on land and on the so signal and so effective groundsrnish reasonable for augmented confidence that the union of these states will maintained, their constitu

interesting to see who takes up davis. interesting to see who takes upa davis.of brexit secretary. thank you, norman. you will be back with us when we talk to some conservative mps and supporters to get reaction to the facts michael gove is not resigning and what impact that will have on other conservative backbenchers. a crazy day yesterday. numerous resignations just while our programme was on air, and more rolling in later. in a moment, well talk to conservative mps about whether theresa may can survive the weekend. after it sounds potentially that the 48 letters have been received. but let's look at what's happened in the last 24 hours. and this report contains flashing images. we can speak now to two conservative mps to get their thoughts on what they think is going to happen next. although obviously no one can know. gillian keegan backs the prime minister and her draft withdrawal agreement, and dominic grieve, who doesn't support it and wants to offer the country a referendum on it. thank you forjoining us. i would like to get your reaction to the fa ct li

to lose one brexit secretary was clearly bad, when david davis webb.ggests that mrs may is charting her own course on brexit. —— when david davis went, and now two, it suggests that mrs may starting their own course on brexit. the civil servant ollie morris is putting together a package which the brexit secretary cannot sign up to. why dominic raab matters is because he isa dominic raab matters is because he is a eurosceptic brexiteer and he had the confidence of the slightly suspicious brexiteer backbenchers, if you like. losing him sends a signal to them that this deal is really not something they can or should accept. and it is interesting. again and again we have come back to this issue of the northern ireland backstop. when you look at their withdrawal, the text of the agreement published last night, yes, there is no separate northern ireland backstop but still there is no clear exit mechanism and we are still dependent on an agreement with the eu and no time limit on staying within the customs arrangement. dominic raab has resigned over a deal he

abc's linsey davis explains. >> reporter: police body camera video shows the frantic moments at this dallas apartment complex as police and residents race to help as flames shoot through the roof. one mother forced to toss her baby out of a third floor window, begging for someone below to catch her little baby. >> it was terrifying. because i didn't know if i was going to come down with her or that would be the last time i was holding my child. it was just terrifying. >> reporter: safely caught in the arms of a stranger. >> caught the baby with the curl on, just like you caught a football. >> reporter: officials say in all six people had to jump in order to escape. some pulled a mattress from a downstairs apartment to cushion their falls. >> there was no way that those citizens were gonna get out of that apartment complex except for out of those windows. >> reporter: according to dallas fire and rescue, two residents and a firefighter were taken to the hospital with nonlife-threatening injuries. >> thank god that those residents were there and they were so willing to help. >> reporte

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davis told me i was at the wrong place at the wrong time.oters at his district are tired of those sleazy ads to the tune of $12 million on both sides on issues beyond just nancy pelosi. john? >> thank you very much. >>> it is a big step forward for marijuana as medicine. the first drug made from cannabis, how it is helping some children in need. that's next. >>> plus conway versus conway. one couple, two very different views on trump. thank you. now let's get started. ♪ the future isn't created in a keynote address. ♪ a presidential speech did not land us on the moon. millions of man hours did. they built their way there. some will ta-ta-ta-ta-talk about the future. but you'd be a fool to believe them. you see talk doesn't get things done. building does. building like we have for the last 115 years. and building for the next century. building cars, new technology, and transforming cities. [engine accelerating] so let the other guys keep dreaming about the future. we'll be the ones building it. ♪ wat t. rowe price, hundreds of our experts go

both davies and davis, here holding stanley, were cocaine users.njury. the following day, roxanne davis is seen the following day, roxanne davis is seen with stanley, just hours before he is rushed to hospital. he died a week later. the level of injuries was truly horrific, and it was a difficult case to investigate. i think for the community it is difficult that somebody as young as 24 days could have suffered this amount of injuries and we're just pleased we have been able to get justice for him. stanley did have some contact with health and social services agencies, and a safeguarding children inquiries now under way. but what role his mother, roxanne davis, played in his death, or that of her partner, sam davies, may never be known. their denials, lying at the heart of a life that came to be measured in days. in australia, thousands of people have been told to leave their homes, as bushfires devastate parts of queensland. a catastrophic fire warning has now been issued, for the first time in the state's history. extreme weather conditions have

francine: thank you so much, david davis.is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ francine: economics, finance and politics. this is ""bloomberg surveillance. ." first stop on the tictoc, a global new feed built for twitter. the entertainer has bought out eisure liner athl from the top shop owner. falling immigration is a squeezing statistics and a weak pound is driving costs. that and more stories on our bloomberg tictoc. the vice president has hit out politics,ina's trade and top stocks are mixed on trade tensions. those are our top five stories. now we get to the bloomberg first word news. >> shares of this company have plunged on the reports that the chairman is going to be arrested and prosecuted. that is according to the japanese newspaper, asahi, which did not cite anyone. he is suspected of a legend violations in relation to and the reporting his own compensation. the newspaper said that a , also saidor nissan of the company would hold a press conference later today at the headquarters in kyoto. theresa may's uphill struggle continues as sh

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tournaments in a rebound davis cup what's going on. well it's another tennis turf war enough our first it's a difficult situation it's a little bit ironic that novak djokovic is complaining about the situation because really it's the top players who could make it make a change here where you've got is a situation where there's been a week that was cut for a number of years people some market opportunity and now they're trying to fill this with a couple different team events really the players of all the cards and the players are the ones who can make a difference and and right now we're in a situation where we're looking at a couple of years of having almost identical team events being played within six weeks of each other which isn't that for anybody i think. is there a feeling among the organizers that few events are more attractive to viewers. if you know what it is i think people have looked at the ryder cup and golf in particular and and seen a great deal of success there over the years with that event and with the world cup and s

and one of the one stop sailing couples will go head to head against each other this weekend sam davis will be competing against. atlanta c.e.o. and room and the three thousand five hundred mile journey from france to the caribbean will be tough for the couple especially because they have to leave their young son at home. some davies is one of the top female sailors in the world but the britain is about to face her toughest challenge not only must she take on the atlantic ocean alone she must do it against her partner of. the jew or among over one hundred so those sailors taking part in the four yearly divorce and the couple see living together as being a help rather than an insurance. when you're preparing a race in a single handed race especially. not so many people. here really understand what's going on to talk to so i guess we're in a lot position in that way where we can exchange quite a lot of our ideas and each other to. to get better together. the worst part is leaving their son in the care of grandparents while their boats battle the waves on route from brittany to guadalupe

if democrats like paul davis do win, that could flip the house and effectively make nancy pelosi the next speaker. there is just one problem. >> there isn't a circumstance in which i'm going to support pelosi. there are times when you just need some new blood, and i think this is the time. >> democrats could face their own leadership struggle as 30 drmz who stand a real chance of winning next week say they won't support her for the job. >> that's why i won't support nancy pelosi. >> i won't support nancy pelosi. >> yet, pelosi is still the heavy favorite to become speaker and has no viable opponent. >> i think i'm worth the trouble, quite frankly. >> she's raised more than $1 21 million for her colleagues this cycle, and has the power to give member spots on key committees. if they take the house, pelosi's allies will make this argument. >> i think that will have taken away the argument that she is, you know, a drag or affecting, you know, candidates. if we won, then that really wasn't effective and then i don't understand what the case against her would be. >> here in kansas republi

some davies is one of the top female sailors in the world but the britain is about to face her toughest challenge not only must she take on the atlantic ocean alone she must do it against her part of. the jew are among over one hundred solo sailors taking part in the four yearly. and the couples living together as being a help rather than. when you're preparing a race in a single handed race especially. many people. really understand what's going on to talk to. position in that way. exchange quite a lot of our ideas. to get better together. the worst part is leaving their son in the care of grandparents while their boats battle the waves on route from brittany to guadalupe. when i go to sea i do so because it's my job and sam to and we feel no guilt. but we have a seven year old boy and every time we prepare our departure the most important person is him. so you need a more present. for the pair are getting used to their new quarters for the next week or so but there is always a reminder of home. you're watching news care hard all first we'll have your business headlines coming up in on

and france get set to defend their davis cup title against croatia despite missing three of their top line players. hello and welcome to the programme where we start with cricket — and in the second semi—final of the women's world t20 in the west indies — england are chasing 113 to beat india after dismissing them with three ball left in the opening innings. england are currently 14/1 after three overs and the winner will play australia who thrashed the host nation earlier in antigua. australia batted first after the west indies won the toss, and alyssa healy top scored with 46 as they made 142 for 5 from their 20 overs. skipper meg lanning weighed in with 31, and rachael haynes hit an unbeaten 25 as the aussies posted a very competitive total. the west indies‘ reply never really got going. only their captain stafanie taylor reached double figures — and when she was out for 16, the home side's hopes went with her. they were all out for just 71 as australia won by 71 runs to reach their fifth successive world t20 final. just really proud of the girls‘ effort. it was a tricky wicket out

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. >> that's why jim davis met us at the family assistance center. he should be busy taking mouth swabs. but when we talked to him, no one had shown up yet. yesterday they had 68 family donors and they need more for comparison. maria shaheed wishes she could do it for her friend from church. >> nobody has heard of him, but we have no names of relatives. >> davis is with the company rapid dna to identify camp fire victims. they gave thus video to show how it works. once the dna chip is in the machine, results are provided within two hours. officials tell us this is the first time this process has been used in a mash casualty situation. >> there are people out there who have loved ones who are among the dead at the mortgage that we have not been able to identify. >> you're related to someone missing in the california camp fire -- >> this psa was just released calling for family donors. mouth swabs can be taken at any station in the unto can. still, some are hesitant. >> we've collected samples from people. we see this kind of emotion that comes with fi

well i think he have you have david davis press secretary for his trance and his foreign secretary and then liam fox overseeing trade you know people are the senior members secretaries joining the government in the cabinet so i mean they were not junior if they weren't doing anything for a couple years and they were wasting taxpayer money knowingly surely they had some kind of hand in this you know certainly boris johnson his foreign secretary had at a hand in delivering the kind of practice it and it's just simply true that people ran away from the leadership contest as soon as they could roger pharaoh's was nowhere to be seen boris johnson maybe didn't have the votes from various people that in even trying to get the votes he had people who wanted to make him tory leader he didn't even try he had a press announcement that he was going even take part so i think that you know they really haven't shown leadership they saw how difficult it would be to deliver on their promises and they chose it was better to snipe at the sidelines they do something substantive or make a point very quickl

>> linsey davis here with us tonight. thank you. >>> next here, amazon's big reveal, after all of the hype. dozens of cities across the country applying, hoping they would be chosen. well, they chose new york city and the d.c. area, and tonight, not everyone is happy. here's abc's chief business correspondent rebecca jarvis now. >> reporter: tonight, the winners of that great amazon bakeoff, following a year-long search, 238 xhoonties, the retail giant announcing not one but two cities. new york and arlington, virginia, the new homes of hq-2. the company investing a total of $5 billion and says it will bring 25,000 jobs to each location. >> we needed to go to a place that had access to existing talent. >> reporter: in exchange for those jobs, amazon, one of the most valuable companies in the world, also positioned to see a windfall in tax incentives and other subsidies worth an mad $2. with the winners being new york and the d.c. area, today, i asked amazon, was it really necessary to hold this sweepstakes across the coun

abc 7 news reporter leslie brinkley is line at uc davis where three significant studies are now under way. leslie? >> reporter: some fascinating work being done here. there is of course data on breathing in smoke. cigarette smoke, secondhand smoke, air pollution. but this is new. this is uncharted territory. breathing in smoke for all of us from wildfires and burning homes for the second straight year. 11 days of heavy toxic smoke in the bay area this month. this was our reality. >> so this keeps all of our samples -- >> reporter: at the center for health and environment at uc davis they're taking filters that collected particulates in the oakland hills during that time and are studying the toxicity. >> and i collected this in about six hours. >> reporter: keith bines says with normal pollution it would take four weeks for a filter to get this dirty. that's what our lungs filtered too. >> the issue then becomes if a person has it every summer, every fall, every year of their lives, then there are chronic health problems that start to arise. we don't really know how to respond when the

was jefferson davis.annot say it because they refuse to admit what is obvious to everyone what jefferson davis represented was slavery, institutionalized racism, was a violation of everything the founders set forth in the declaration of independence. it is a rejection of the concept of the united states as a pluribus furnum. and that has exposed especially when people say they expose the true quote/unquote treason with liberals. all the things they claim to oppose are actually things they're standing for when they talk about evjefferson davis' memorial road. >> the democrats make great inroads in the suburbs in the south but rural america, the democratic footprint eroding more. >> well, but i'm still optimistic. we've been seeing people say they're ashamed of what she said. >> they are conservative republicans who want a better choice than that. >> it's disgraceful. i hope they stand up tomorrow. cindy's almost -- she's cartoonish almost in what she does. taking pictures with confederate hats on, what hav

david davis, and borisjohnson, one—time foreign secretary.secretary. i think that borisjohnson‘s credibility certainly with the general public and amongst the tory grassroots is actually falling. at eds as the mark. the implication from the poll you were talking about, is that people actually don't like this level of disloyalty. there is a recognition that theresa may, however bad you think the deal is, is actually doing a reasonable job and she is doing it with an enormous amount of grace and depression just on the work load a low. these grinning buffoons don't stand a chance. they don't seem very popular with tory mps either, it is unlikely that we get to the finishing line, to candidate to put before the tory membership. we should point out there is a long way to go before any of that does or doesn't happen. the mail on sunday has on their front page, an exclusive interview with lord lester tier found guilty page, an exclusive interview with lord lester tierfound guilty by page, an exclusive interview with lord lester tier found guilty by

nicholas kenyon, chief of pulmonary care at uc davis)"we're doing research in the area. don't know the answer right now. most of the studies show there's not any longterm health risks."he says more research needs to be done. for now, he recommends staying in doors if you can and wearing an n-95 mask if you have to be outside.as for osterhoudt, she's praying the camp fire will stop burning. not just for our air quality, but for the victims who lost everything.(holly osterhoudt, grandmother)"i feel really bad for the folks up north who are sleeping in their right now. more concerned for them than i am for us, really." (vicki) if you're inside, you want to make sure you keep windows and doors closed, so none of the unhealthy smoke particulates get through. (grant) if you have central air, running the fan can help, as can changing your air filter. joining us now is chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. with how long this bad air is sticking around.. lawrence is rain in the forecast? lawrence karnow: smoke continues to smother the bay area. very unhealthy ai

veterinary teaching hospital he's now recovering at the uc davis center for equine health. the couple now lives in a sacramento motel and make regular visits to prince at the equine center...he is a combination pet, companion animal and family member s who is clearly glad to see his owners during his recovery. it's an amazing recovery considering he was lost for a week after his owners had two minutes to flee the flames. prince was rescued and brought the uc davis where he joined other animals injured in the fire.if losing their home was bad luck, finding prince on social media at the vet school was just the opposite.this is the second time the couple has been burned out...losing another house ten years ago in a wild fire.but where ever they end up, prince charming will be with them.at uc davis, lonnie wong (lawrence bay area weather) (sports tease) coming up in sports, on thanksgiving eve, the warriors step in to provide some relief for those affected by the camp fire. this is not a bed. it's a revolution in sleep. the new sleep number 360 smart beds are on sale now during

for his secretary boris johnson walked out of the cabinet just in sama also david davies who was seen again yossi to fraud for the u.k. walked out on her just because they didn't like the ideas that she had about how breaks it should be done and these are only two examples of that is in a division within her own party and each time it is some sort of rebellion from her own rose it will be more and more difficult for the prime is actually to game up against them. all right nicole reese in london thank you so much. thank you. just follow the directions to this deal that we still haven't actually seen yet let's get more on the british government reaction from the. honest alex forrest whites and welcome alex so what has been happening behind the scenes since the announcement of the deal was made last night well tourism is currently holed up in downing street with company ministers trying to thrash out an agreement with them she has already had one to one meetings with all of them last night on this morning because there are some key bricks it is within her own cabinet within those i minis

that no absolutely no never would he ever step up himself but for instance boris johnson or david davis the franks administered before. who also stepped down from office already earlier in the summer and they would make great leaders and some of them. names for instance the home minister are being named but of course all this is tentative because none of them has really come out and said ok i will do it if you give me your votes and the of course this threshold is relatively high what happens is that forty eight letters needs to be put to the chairman of a tory committee the so-called nine hundred twenty two committee and then at a later point it's going to be a vote on that and one hundred fifty nine tory m.p.'s are needed to vote against a reason may to sort of make it official and to really sort of create this leadership challenge to make it real and so we're not clear whether the figures are there and the tories are hesitant at the moment but there is a lot of pressure and a lot of talk ok so the knives are out they just can't decide what to do with them at the moment let's go to br

she's gone to the jefferson davis museum and posed for t photos there.ve a long history for supporting the confedaracy. this comes down to a test of the hold sou old south. the confederate emblem is still on the mississippi state flag. that's kind of what this election is about. >> in 2014 when she was wearing that confederate hat and talking about telling votes to visit the homestead for jefferson davis. she said mississippi history at its best. you might have a deep respect for your history but to say mississippi history at its best when talk about the confederacy and talking about keeping the old order in place and slavery in place. that's got to rub a lot of folks the wrong way down there. >> i think the way she's handled the comments about public hanging, being willing to sit on the front row of a public hang, the comments struck people and her reaction to it. she didn't offer a full throated apology. she apologizes to anyone who may have been offend passenger sied. >> which is not an actual apology. if your husband says i'm sorry if i offended you,

the davis cup final between france and croatia gets under way.ndia moves to melbourne, with play due to start shortly at the mcg. india are looking to level the three match series after suffering a loss in the rain curtailed first match. wednesday's win for australia in brisbane was only their sixth win in 23 internationals since the ball tampering scandal in march. we've got good memories in the team. we dominated the t20s last year. we we re dominated the t20s last year. we were in good form. we were number one or number two in the world, not ago. so we are really confident. obviously things have not gone our way. but, yeah, we know we are still a good site. the davis cup final gets under way in lille in the coming hours with holders france seeking an 11th title as they take on croatia, who last won in 2005. french captain you know in his last tie before amelie mauresmo takes over, and he has chosen to leave out his highest ranked player, luca poi, in favour ofjeremy chardy for the opening singles matches.” in favour ofjeremy chardy for the ope

>> linsey davis for us tonight. thank you. >>> next to the race for senate in mississippi. a runoff election set for this tuesday major league baseball, the latest donor to republican senator cindy hyde-smith asking for their money back after a series of controversial statements she's made and photos showing her with confederate items and a new controversy over where she and her daughter went to school. here's abc's david wright. >> reporter: republican cindy hyde-smith, the first woman to ever represent mississippi in congress, once again taking heat for where she appears to stand on the state's racist past. the latest controversy, exposed this weekend by the jackson free press when they reported she went to high school at an all-white segregation academy. they published this yearbook photo. years later she sent her daughter to a similar school. her campaign calling the allegations "a new low." this after a separate photo came to light on her own facebook page. the republican senator seen here wearing a confederate army cap at the home of jefferson davis. the caption, miss