that 365 grew out of local bookies to that denise coates ca m e of local bookies to that denise coatesng over the family farm, and has turned it into this phenomenally successful company. it is a company that essentially preying on a huge number of honourable people, because that is what gambling does. it sells us excitement in turn that takes our money. i think what need to think creatively how we regulate it. make sure some of the super profits are recycled. this could help tackle the problems from young people in terms of addiction on our high streets. 0ne of addiction on our high streets. one of the issues is, if you watch football on tv, people like bet365 a lot of the advertising is from them. young people are watching. the last story, the express says a shocking rise in child diabetes. sadly we do not have very much detail on the front page, but what we're seeing is there is no something like 7000 sufferers under the age of 25, so we say young people but obviously we do not have a breakdown of the ages exactly, but that is ten times the number officially recorded as being referr

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still with us is denise chisholm. about the leadership in the market, still value in tech but the leadership has changed. can financials take the leadership from tech? >> i think there is good potential for that. there will be a lot of political fights, there always what i try to look at is what is discounted in the market. financials have a unique situation. with the underperformance we have seen, multiples have contracted relative to history. that is where you get those good odds on a go forward basis. regardless of election outcomes, potential for fiscal policy, sometimes given these valuation levels, you just climb that wall of worry regardless of fundamentals. in addition to that relative valuation levels, what you're seeing is something pretty unique. relative earnings have lacked quite a bit, although nominal has been fine. the reason for that is it has not kept up with the market. the critical driver for that earnings growth in 2019 is loan growth. predictindicators do oddspretty good historically that that wi

i'm glad we got to bring her in. >> denise fast-forward is to the end of the story. talk about the revelations. >> when it came time for the women and the men and to learn that what they have become a part of was i worked very hard to have them stay in august 1945. how did they feel that day. newspapers were hard to come by. this is after the bombing of hiroshima. toward the end of the speech everyone is glued to. there is a huge impact. something very big has happened with the war. that was enough to pull many of them away from work. at the end of this he mentions oak ridge. people are then just flabbergasted. then there started to be press coverage. there was a secret place they were in. some people were very uncomfortable. actually using that language that they thought they could use now. other people, there was one scientist who drove up and down the street shouting uranium. he felt like he was allowed to say it now. everybody's reaction -- language was a big part of this. people were just trying to process the information. for a lot of people it was there has be

. —— denise coates. then these codes, the 100 £20 million. -- denise coates.to say the least. apparently, the overall stuff costs for bet365 our £150 million and she is taking about a third of overall staff costs but what i say is, good on her. she took the risk, she basically inherited a business of one 01’ basically inherited a business of one or two dating shops in stocks and she's incredibly famous in that pa rt and she's incredibly famous in that part of britain. she supports a city football club... she lost money that... lost money but very committed in lots and lots of good regeneration in the area. what about the fact that a betting company, there are those who say encourages 01’ there are those who say encourages or does nothing to alleviate those who have addictions, whether they should be allowed to pay themselves that much... that is our moral choice question. i mean, this is a perfectly legal business and in fact one of the reasons why the business has grand since converting those little dating shops into those massive global businesses, is becaus

denise coates started bet365 in a car park portakabin 17 years ago.n a quarter of £1 billion injust one that is more than a quarter of £1 billion in just one year, extraordinary. it is a mind-boggling sum. theroo tears and their shears. what that means is that, every day that denise coates, the stoke —based entrepreneur went to work last year she made an astonishing £726,000 per day. that dwarfs the money that gets paid to what we like to call the fat cat ceos in britain. she made 50 times as much the average ftse ceo and that eclipse is sports stars and film stars. who is she? she is a quiet, private woman, 51 years old, who left sheffield university and took over her father's small chain of gambling shops. she sold up and invested in an online gambling firm which paid off big. 0nline gambling exploded. when you take home over a quarter of billion quid every year eyebrows will be raised. vince cable corded obscene. the high pay centre said, even if she was doing something really socially beneficial this would be impossible to justify. 0thers this wou

denise hopes others will be helped too.months might be enough to give thousands of others that crucial gulp of air. coletta smith, bbc news.? millions of children have enjoyed cbeebies‘ book at bedtime over the years, but last week, for the first time, a story was told using makaton, an alternative to conventional sign language. it caught the attention of six—year—old tom mccartney, who‘s deaf, when he watched it with his mother. lorna gordon has more. bedtime story. hello, i'm rob... it‘s become part of the bedtime routine for many parents and their children but when actor rob delaney recently took on cbeebies storytelling duties, it led to a very special reaction from one young boy. as soon as he saw rob come on and he was using makaton, hejust, yeah, he wasjust so engaged and excited by it. although tom doesn‘t have any speech, he has a very expressive little face and he uses, he doesn‘t just sign, as you can see, but he uses his entire body, as you saw, including standing up in his chair, to be able to get across how ex

this is denise curry ishe director of the department of the environment and prince george's county. an allstate agency owner. ank you for sponsoring. why is this important? >> we want to make sure that yof dispose your personal documents safer and by shredding that's the best way to do it. >> denise, recycling is an p importantart of what we're doing today. >>absolutely. we're delighted to be aem mr of this partnership in addition to pnc and nbc 4 but we're celebrating today a prelim to america cycles day. prince george's county was the first affiliate in the state of marynd america recycles day is november 15th. document shredding is par of that for recycling purposes and it's the only day nationally celebrating recycling. so safe and proper destruction of persona documents is pa mou -- paramount. >> we're glad to be here and all shredded that gets today is going to be recycled so that's important. you can see we have a whole line-up of shredding trucks. you can bring to four boxes or bags. we wl be herentil 11:00 this morning and they tell me as long as you're in the line at 11:00

the last of the big faang stocks where does tech go from here henry blodget is with us, and denise chism good morning to you both. >> great to be here. >> good morning. >> have values gotten good enough since october >> they're getting there they're valued on cash flow, multiples are high could come in higher, but i don't think that was a huge issue. >> do you believe anything materially changed in terms of earnings, cash flow going into next year? >> i think for some of them certainly. you look at facebook, you see deceleration there some others seeing deceleration. it is the phase of the life cycle. you see gradual multiple compression. eventually they'll trade 15 to 20 times earnings. >> you say it almost every time you're on. >> hopefully it happens gradually and they grow fast and the stock can go up. no expectation that it is different for them >> you have three days of triple digit gains. is the correction over >> well, i don't know if it is over it is hard to say in terms of duration of corrections have a wide range historically. but i'll tell you signals i am watching what's dif

denise coates earned £265 million last year from bet365.30pm, we'll take another in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers polly mackenzie and lynn davidson. stay with us for that. good evening. the prime minister says she has made good progress in the brexit talks in brussels this evening with the president of the european commission, jean—claude juncker. they have been discussing the political declaration which sets out what the future relationship between the uk and the eu will be after brexit. but theresa may says she will return to brussels on saturday to continue discussions ahead of the planned summit on sunday. here's our political editor laura kuenssberg. the deal is not quite lined up. the prime minister not here for the final handshake. instead of deal done on the agreement that will shape the eu and the uk for years, theresa may will be back on saturday for more talks, not the original plan. we have given sufficient direction to negotiators and the work will start immediately. i now plan to return for further meetings inclu

rick and denise are important members of our community who have dedicated their lives to service. i congratulate rick on successful tenure as county judge and his long deservedry tirmente. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. for what purpose does the gentleman from arizona seek recognition? without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> thank you, prk. i rise to recognize the special work of mark, mesa community resources of arizona. it provides education, rehabilitation and other social services to children and adults with physical disabilities and developmental health challenges. since 1957, it's been committed to helping those with disabilities live, learn, work, an play. each year it helps more than 4,000 people overcome the limitation os they have disabilities to reach their full potential. the challenges that the disabled face in day-to-day life are often underappreciated air their achievements in overcoming those challenges are frequently overlook. i'm sure the employees would say it is their patient whars the real heroes and

host: joining us aboard the c-span bus is secretary of state denise merrill. we have learned since the 2016 election, connecticut was one of the states that had its voting systems targeted by russian hackers. what were the russians trying to do and how far did they get in connecticut? guest: yes, good morning. they did not get anywhere, frankly. we turned them back at the perimeter of our system, as we do most of these kinds of attempted incursions into our systems. but i have to tell you it is a very common occurrence. the difference here is it was identified as a russian agency ip address. that got everyone's attention. they did not get into our system at all. by the way, the system is the voter registry. it has nothing to do with the tabulation of ballots or any of that. i would say we don't know really what they were attempting to do. i was president of the national association in 2016 so i was pretty involved in all the different things that went on in all the different states. we still don't really know because it was turned back in all but one state to

it's reporting on bet365 founder denise coates's carlos £220 million earnings last year — more than tesla'sabloid the sun with a story making news across the world. the 27 year—old american killed with bows and arrows as he tried to reach an indian ocean tribe untouched by civilisation. south africa's business day now it reports that french president emanuelle macron is set to return african artefacts currently held by french museums — it's a move that could put pressure on other former colonies. and here's the main story on the i here in the uk — with a bucket list for children, including learning to knit, visiting a temple and making a papier mache planet. with me is iain anderson, founder of communications agency, cicero group. welcome back. we will find out shortly if you have ever made a papier—mache planet. shortly if you have ever made a papier-mache planet. this is fascinating in the telegraph in so many ways. his talking about the turkey trap. basically the uk is looking

. >> hi, denise. >> hi, oprah. >> better than the publisher's clearing house. that is oprah winfrey knocking on doors for stacey abrams. the democratic candidate for governor. making an impassioned plea for georgians to vote. >> for anybody here who has an ancestor who didn't have the right to vote and you are choosing not to vote wherever you are in this state and this country, you are dishonoring your family. honor your legacy. honor your legacy. honor your right to citizenship in this which is the greatest country in the world. >> vice president mike pence also in georgia campaigning for republican brian kemp. he had a message for stacey abrams and her high profile backers. such as "anchorman" star will ferrell. >> i would like to remind stacey and oprah and will ferrell, i'm kind of a big deal, too. i have a message for stacey abrams' liberal hollywood friends. this ain't hollywood. this is georgia. >> more than 20 million early votes have been cast so far. more than 20 million in georgia. far out pacing the last election. today, president obama campaigns i

welcome everyone my name is denise wallace heitkamp and i'm your state director i promise not to teach you any choreography. now that i've got it going on but i won't be into. oh the honesty i appreciate. and for those people when they feel a little bit of fear they let that serialize but you. on the other hand. to be here least once you turn on the stronger and better version of your authentic self and you can. see here. was. i don't. know. what's the meaning. before it's simply going to find a lot of those so-called eight so my girls see are. a lot of people never thought to do a pageant and with the job but obviously like you know now they see it nothing's stopping them and it's great. because i was. just my all your moment. are you excited let's hold this. marcy it's. hard i know i know i thought of you while everyone was i mean i mean yes it's everyone it's like it's quite insane to think that exactly one year ago that the pageant was little was i know i know. that right last year it was really difficult for. my mom to understand it and it was a big no from my community. and then

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denise w. is here. victoria wong -- >> dory. my name is denise dory. i am a member of access of love. i am a 60 -- 63 years old and i am a oakland native. i am down in the bay area all my life. it cost me ten dollars a pound to grow this cannabis weed outdoors. it is a 5,000% markup. it is all profit. i'm not counting if you already own the property. it can empower us instead we live in poverty trying to afford it. my cousin spent hundred $27,000 on products because he had a rare heart condition. he was bleeding from the mouth. practically every day. sometimes it was a lot of blood and sometimes it was a little. if he smoked hash, which was expensive, he had to have to watch what little blocks -- boxes a day to stop the blood. when he ran out of money, i had to help him. i only got 400 spending dollars a month. i had to help him afford the dispensary weed. the v.i.p. weed to. even before prop 64 it was too expensive. he spend 120 grand on dispenser products over a ten-year period. we couldn't afford to go anywhere together to enjoy the rest of his life

he's 26 points ahead in women, women like denise. thanks very much for being here. you're a lifelong republican. you told me you already voted a straight democratic ticket. >> absolutely. >> why? >> because i'm so disheartened with the republican party as it exists today. i don't feel like they're representing the interests that i want to be represented. i don't feel like they -- i don't feel like they're -- >> where did they lose you? >> they lost me in 2016. >> with donald trump? >> absolutely. i think our nation took such a strep backward in 2016. >> was there a moment or an issue or something he said that you said i can't anymore? >> everything he said. the way he talks about women. the way he talks about immigrati immigration. we're a nation that should be upholding others and raising the bar and i think the bar has lowered for the republican party in the last three years. it's so disheartening. >> the question is, while we see a number of women like you, as i've been traveling the country, saying to me what you're saying, as you talk to women in your neighborh

welcome everyone my name is denise wall of hype camp and i'm your state director i promise not to teach you any choreography. now that i've got it going on but i won't be into. oh the honesty i appreciate. and for those people when they feel a little bit of the sea are they let's hear your allies but you did. on the other hand. to be here least one student. on the scene a stronger and better version of your authentic self and you would. see here. was. i don't. know. what could be any. happier for it so i'm going to find a lot of those so-called eight so my girls to see are. a lot of people never thought to do a pageant and with the job but obviously like you know now they see it nothing's stopping them and it's great. because i was. i think i just know your moment. are you excited let's hold this. marcy it's. hard i know i know i saw you while everyone was coming i mean you don't think that's what it's like it's quite insane to think that exactly one year ago that the pageant was a little bit was i don't know i don't know. yet i gather right last year it was really difficult for. my mom

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denise had to explain. a master chief. >> he's grown up so much. >> he looks le he's 15. >> he's grown up so much. oh, my gosh. still adorable. >> i'm going to get a message from denise. he might be 7. >> he might be. >> "today>> show is next. 're done. 're done. ou>> kaine: weliberty and justiceto a flag not for some, but for all. i want a virginia that works for all, with economic opportunity and a chance for a good life. i'll work with anyone to build that virginia. we can't let our leaders divide us because we're all americans. i'm tim kaine, and i approve message because if we ask our kids to say these words... teacher and children: ...one nation under god, santa ana sanch ...we have to be willing to live by them. teacher and children: ...and justice for all. not to the finish.t. but to the beginning. a fight that can only be won, if we stand together for one cause. him. expert care for every new beginning. to execute a search warrant when wor an arrest warrant, we'd line up and we'd put our hand on th

. >> reporter: three weeks ago, 13-year-old denise verrill saw sinatra wandering around. took the stray to a vet. sinatra had an i.d. chip, but the contact information was slightly wrong. it took social media a little while to work its magic. >> you excited to go home? whoa. >> reporter: friends and relatives of both families began carpooling sinatra up the east coast. but what sends this story over the emotional top is that sinatra had joined the willis family five years ago as a 14th birthday present for lesmore's daughter, zion. sinatra disappeared 16 months after she was tragically killed in a shooting accident at a friend's house. when start this slipped out of the house, you can imagi n. >> it's tough. it's still tough sometimes, but i'm glad he's back. >> reporter: how did sinatra get from brooklyn to tampa? we'll never know. but the willises are content to live with the mystery now that old blue eyes is back. a piece of their daughter they thought they'd never see again. jim axelrod, cbs news, brooklyn. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," more on the adenovirus c

ray winston, the hard man and film star, he is on the ads, but the person making the real money is denises been the fallout from these wage figure revelations7 been the fallout from these wage figure revelations? clearly she is not personally to blame for all this but there has been a massive rise in online gambling. there have been some negative comments, the high pay centre which monitors how much people are paid, and described it as obscene and impossible to justify. evenif obscene and impossible to justify. even if she was doing something with great social benefit it would be ha rd to great social benefit it would be hard to justify compensation levels of this nature and as there are social concerns about this and addiction concerns, a lot of people saying, sir vince cable has been very critical, but this is not an issue that will go away. we will be talking about this next year because they have got aggressive expansion plans into the us which is a deregulated gambling market, so there is a racing certainty she will be the earnings quite —— chart for quite some time to come. simon ja

denise hopes others will be helped too.withdrawn its support for the government‘s budget legislation in protest at the drop brexit agreement. —— draft brexit agreement. tomorrow theresa may will travel to brussels for a meeting with the eu commission presidentjean—claude juncker, to talk through the withdrawal agreement — although it‘s not thought that anything will be officially agreed at this stage. provided those discussions go well and the prime minister continues to hold off any attempt by tory rebels to remove her — the eu will hold an emergency summit to approve the deal on the 25th of november. after that, if the deal is approved by the eu, the uk parliament will hold what‘s called a "meaningful" vote on the deal that needs to happen sometime in december. if parliament approves the deal — which at this point in time looks by no means certain — then the eu withdrawal agreement bill will be produced early in the new year. then it‘s the eu‘s turn — its parliament will vote on the deal — needing a simple majority for it

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denise up how do you kill things off just after coming off the bench the all hands on deck attack keeps gladbach rolling and is a big reason there and second. normally these kinds of by and faces mean disappointment in a champ. league semi but in this case the happy visitors were less illustrious opposition newly promoted. time's running out for the buy in coach. i'm really angry i can barely find the words to express what i'm feeling inside. not least with the club's top brass looking on your hard work for me it was a tough day. of course we can't be happy with that result which is why we need to discuss things internally. with. we need to look into why things aren't working right now on the pitch well this we've been very good the source the. nico coach could hardly deny things aren't working as was again evident on saturday how they don't look back you know get this shot in unchallenged in the very first minute. it would be the first of many tests for manual noir to catch you sonny with the next in the second minute. by a used to bossing games in the bundesliga but not this season th

a short time ago i spoke to denise fisher, australia's former consul—general to new caledonia, and in our corner of the world, witnessing something quite historic, actually. the fulfilling of a pledge by france to have this vote, after having deferred it for quite sometime, decades in fact. so those independence supporters, people who pushed for independence, who fought in the 1980s civil war, largely be indigenous kanak people, are really looking forward to this opportunity to express their view at the polls. at the same time, the pro— france supporters very strongly determined that new caledonia shall remain french. what kind of conditions do the indigenous people having new caledonia at the moment? it is competitive other pacific nations, it is an affluent area. it is incredibly beautiful, but it is affluent, isn't it? yes, and the per capita income is approaching basically australia's and new zealand's, which is unique, of course. but there is still some problem in distribution of wealth. but it has to be said that the 30 yea rs but it has to be said that the 30 years we but it h

hawthorne's fired tear gas on asylum seekers on the other side we're trying to cross over and denise is transport safety committee has called on budget airline lion air to improve its safety culture following last month's deadly crash they say the airline must ensure a pilots can make proper decisions during a flight all one hundred eighty nine people on board the boeing seven thirty seven max were killed when it crashed into the job after takeoff on october the twenty nine early analysis of the plane's flight recorder the pilots had battled to keep the plane from going down. the u.k.'s prime minister to reason is in northern ireland to seek support for her deal she hopes. her plan in a parliamentary vote on december the eleventh mase government relies on the d u p for her slim majority earlier this week the party's leader rejected a deal approved by leaders at a summit in brussels and to resign may has insisted there will be no hard border between northern ireland and the republic of ireland what the government has done in looking at this deal is ensure that the deal that we deliver

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denise coates started the company in a portakabin 17 years ago.the company itself must be making a fortune. 206 to £5 million, the company itself must be making a fortunem is. bet365 has done fantastically well out of the huge growth in online gambling and even after they paid out this eye—popping amount, they paid out these fantastic sums last year. we don't know much about her but she started life around stoke, her but she started life around sto ke, we nt her but she started life around stoke, went to the university of sheffield, left there and turned her father's stoke —based chain of betting shops, built those up for a little bit, sold it to coral and turned into online gambling, and incredible bet, taking over a quarter of £1 billion home, dwarfing any amounta quarter of £1 billion home, dwarfing any amount a ftse 100 quarter of £1 billion home, dwarfing any amount a ftse100 ceo boss gets, and even eclipses the likes of sheryl sandberg in the us. any time somebody pays themselves this kind of amount they will get criticism. the high pace int

denise coates earned £265 million pounds last year from bet365.to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are polly mackenzie, director of demos, and lynn davidson, the sun's whitehall correspondent. thank you very much for being with us. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. we're living a nightmare, writes the daily mail, the words of the wife of matthew hedges, the british student who's been jailed for life for spying in the uae. that story also leads the times. his wife daniela tejada says the foreign office's handling of his case was "appalling." the daily telegraph shows a photograph of theresa may and jean—claude juncker after their brexit meeting in brussels, alongside a warning from the foreign secretary to the prime minister that her brexit plan could leave the uk in what he calls a "turkey trap" — linked to the eu for years to come. a shocking rise in child diabetes, writes the daily express, quoting new figures that almost 7,000 people with type 2 diabetes are now under the age of 25. the gu

she's not a household name, denise coates, but she's up there with the likes of richard branson in termse came back and took over her father ‘s string of betting shops around the stoke area and then made a big bet of her own senate to the online giant coral. she invested all in online gambling with bet365 and did turned out to be a fa ntastically and did turned out to be a fantastically good bet. she also got £45 million in the form of dividends. and with bet365, ambitious plans to expand to the us which has liberalised its gambling market. i think it is a racing certainty that she will be top of the earning charts for years to come dwarfing the pay—out to any loss of any ftse 100 dwarfing the pay—out to any loss of any ftse100 company and even people like sheryl sandberg. she's knocking spots off them and i think that will continue. ikea has said 350 of its employees in the uk are facing redundancy as part of its global transformation plan. the swedish home retailer, which has 17 stores in the uk, expects 7,500 jobs to be cut across its global operation. the firm's retail manager in the

. >> reporter: three weeks ago, 13-year-old denise verrill saw sinatra wandering around.er mom took the stray to a vet. sinatra had an i.d. chip, but the contact information was slightly wrong. it took social media a little while to work its magic. i> are you excited to go home? >> reporter: yesterday, friends and relatives of both families began carpooling sinatra up the east coast. sut what sends this story over the emotional top, is that sinatra had joined the willis family five years ago as a 14th birthday present for lesmore's ay phter, zion. sinatra had disappeared 16 months after zion was tragically killed in a shooting accident at a friend's house. iden sinatra slipped out of the house, well, you can imagine the pain. >> it was tough. it's still tough sometimes, but i'm glad he's back. >> reporter: how did sinatra get from brooklyn to tampa? guess we'll never know. but the willis are content to live with the mystery, now that ol' blyes is back-- ece of their daughter they thought they'd never see again. jim axelrod, cbs news, brooklyn. >> glor: that is the "cbs ev

. >> and joining us aboard the c-span bus is secretary of state denise merrill. since the 2016 election that connecticut was one of those states that have its voting targeted. what were they try to do. and how far did they get in connecticut. good morning. knitting get anywhere frankly. we turn them back at the perimeter of our system as we do most of these kind of systems. i have to tell you it's a very common occurrence. the difference here was it was a russian agency ip address. they did not get into our system at all. it has nothing to do with the tabulation of balance. i don't know what they were attempting to do. i was president of the national association in 2016. i was pretty involved with all of the things that went on in all of the different states. we still really know because it was turned back it was turned back and all but one state. i think it is just a -- so discord in the american public. we would see it. we had paper backup list. and so on election day if someone came in and said i'm supposed to be on the list. if it happened in any big number w

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denise cares for her husband reg who has dementia. daycare is the only respite we get.e only time you get to go out. they rely on this charity in east sussex to fill the gap left by shrinking services. their story is familiar as councils across the country continue to struggle. alex forsyth, bbc news, eastbourne. a man from gloucester has been jailed for life — with a minimum term of 29 years — after admitting the murder of his wife and step—daughter. prosecutors said christopher boon killed laura mortimer after she returned home from a night out in may. he then attacked ella dalby — who was 11 — as she tried to save her mother. the founder of celtic boys' club has been found guilty of sexual offences against three boys in the 1980s and 90s. james torbett — who is now 71 years old — was previously convicted for crimes also against three boys in the 1960s and 70s. the judge said torbett used the youth football club as a recruiting ground for boys he could abuse. the uk government has been told by ireland to "stand by its commitments" on avoiding a hard border between nor

. >> reporter: three weeks ago, 13-year-old denise verrill saw sinatra wandering around.he and her mom took the stray to a vet. sinatra had an id chip, but the contact information was slightly wrong. it took social media a little while to work its magic. >> are you excited to go home? >> reporter: yesterday, friends and relatives of both families began carpooling sinatra up the east coast. but what sends this story over the emotional top is that sinatra had joined the willis family three years ago as a 14th birthday present for lesmore's daughter zion. sinatra had disappeared 16 months after zion was tragically killed in a shooting accident at a friend's house. when sinatra slipped out of the house, well, you can imagine the pain. >> it was tough. it's still tough sometimes. but i'm glad he is back. >> reporter: how did sinatra get from brooklyn to tampa? guess we'll never know. but the williss are content to live with the mystery, now that old blue eyes is back, a piece of their daughter that they thought they'd never see again. jim axaxelrod, cbs news. >>> that is "over

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liz: denise do you have a rule at your thanksgiving table?i'm going to lay down the hammer as soon as they walk in the door. liz: the cbs poll found fewer than 2 in 10 americans look forward to talking politics apartment thanksgiving. what's with tom styer saying talk impeachment. >> i am glad you are making fun of him. his rest key is a political disaster for democrats. it is not a good idea. look what happened with bill clinton. ' and then he picked up seats in a mid-term election. >> i see tom styer as part of the problem. he's considering possibly running in 2020. he's putting his message out there and face throughout so people can get to know him and recognize him. he's a progressive big government guy. we'll see what happens. >> i hope he does because then the candidate that emerges will look moderate and reasonable by comparison. that will load good for us. liz: our take on that, deneen? >> he makes a good point. when it comes to democrats and what their policies are, they are split. some do want to impeach the president, some don't. s

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i am shocked. >> surprise. >> denise was definitely surprised. knock a door? >> oh, yes, how does that work? >> so it was interesting because stacey abrams, the candidate, had no idea that oprah wanted to be a part of her campaign. she got a phone call just last week with oprah saying, hey, stacey, it's oprah winfrey. she's like, girl, i need to pull over. >> that's great. you get a vote. you get a vote. you get a vote. polls apparently too close to call, potentially -- >> potentially close. >> talking about maybe even a run-off. >> it will likely end in a run-off next month there in georgia. >>> all right. coming up, twizzlers under fire. a man says his favorite candy made him sick. and as such, he's suing. >>> but first, that scare at sea for passengers aboard a cruise ship. what the cruise line is saying about why the ship leaned violently to one side. >> make sure to find us on facebook at wnnfans.com and twitter @abcwnn. you're watching "world news now." now." find us on facebook at wnnfans.com and twitter @abcwnn. you're watching "world new