told derek that c-styles had confessed and implicated derek. derek denied everything.ut what he was not doing was cracking. >> i said, "you know, you're not a likeable person. i don't know if anybody's going to believe you." and he just didn't seem to mind. >> reporter: of course, it's possible derek wasn't worried because he wasn't guilty. during those ten years from 2001 to 2011, what's derek doing and how is he? does he seem like a guy with a cloud over his head? >> no. he seems like a man who's flourishing. >> reporter: derek's sister danielle was shocked by the arrest. she says the way she and derek grew up was a world away from people like c-styles and from crimes like murder. >> we played, we were into sports, we had two extremely active parents that were a part of all of our sports leagues that were taking us to summer camps. >> she says derek did go off track in high school. he was just 16 when his girlfriend got pregnant. >> they were in shock, especially my dad. he's very traditional. believes that children should be born in wedlock as derek and i were. >> d

derek: well, anyway, it is about your risk appetite.is not too soon if you have a firm view and think both of those big mobile factors are going to be less than a negative issue in 2020. now is your opportunity because if that starts to emerge as a consensus, then prices will have moved. certainly on brexit, i'm reasonably confident we are moving in the right direction, and the withdrawal agreement issue will be dealt with. on trump, of course, it is much more difficult to protect what might happen -- to predict what might happen there. but in europe, a very big portion of global growth, we are seeing signs of stability, which is better than what we've been seeing for some time. unds-treasuries spread at the moment 250 basis points. you see that going down. derek: i do. we think there's going to be further slowdown in growth next year. began amec over the last two years has been the u.s. holding up mainly because of the tax cuts predicting the domestic economy, and the drag now from global growth is beginning to come in as well. we've a

they are ready for a new trial against derek almena. >>> i miss her every day. i miss her every night. >>> one contra costa county school health hazard. no running water on campus.>>> crashes near misses and software glitches. san jose where there is growing concern about tesla knew was self driving feature. >>> it is not quite ready yet. it is not safe for the regular person on the road. >>> parents angry and upset after a deadly crash in alameda county. good evening. >>> parents tell us drivers have no regard for safety around garfield elementary in oakland.>> reporter: parents teachers and students safe while they are protesting people are driving better. that is not always the case in this neighborhood. they want to see changes made to make the drivers slow down. >>> after the final bill students turned into protesters outside garfield elementary. begging drivers to slow down after a woman was killed walking her niece home from school on tuesday. >>> we want people to be driving safely. people don't get hit. it is sad. this is the second person hit around th

so derek you say that johnson and his brothers in your words have paralyzed europe but aren't we in fact seeing at least a little bit of movement now at least there has been agreement agreement on a deal which in fact is something to reset may never achieved has been technically an preliminary agreement i mean it's tiny steps forward but there could easily be more steps back and we've been doing this a very long time it's a signal of just how poisonous the british political system is now that the parliament doesn't trust its own prime minister they don't trust him that they will agree to this on the heels of across the more he will be double crossed by his brags that 2 years the hard drugs here is and they will have a no deal breaks it so it's a sign of how bad things are that this is all they could do this week and we don't know what's coming so yes it's progress if you want but from a very low base so the parliamentarian's ventilating are asking for more influenced more details more time you say that amounts to kicking the can down the road but isn't it pretty understandable that they

we have derek gatherer he's a viral legist and a lecturer at the university of lancaster welcome to you and i'm also on skype as well we have david van he's a professor of creative writing at the university of warrick welcome to you all gentlemen henry chordal in oslo coming to you 1st the nobel prizes do we still need them. absolutely the old over prices are corey 6 really prestigious the peace prize is the most prestigious award there is the new world and it's both contributes to lift stories about the local peace and patient that is so important for bringing the world towards peace but also of course droids the winners swedes and enormous at her there are gather in lancaster being the best in your field is no guarantee that you're going to get a nobel how come. i think that if anybody say so to the beginning of her career to move for a nobel prize they possibly wouldn't want to get one and i think that you have to do the base what you can and then if you chance on something that really has world changing then it may well get the recognition of the nobel prize committee and the price

i want to introduce you to derek. >> hi, derek. >> derek, say hello to everybody. >> hi, everyone. >>i, derek. >> how are you guys? >> derek's gonna unveil a couple of concepts. today i've brought in a graphic designer that's come up with a new look and message for eco-me. i talked to the two of you yesterday about having an identifier. >> mm-hmm. >> so, when you look at your sneakers or you look at a bottle or you look at something, it's a logo for something. this is what, conceptually--when you see the tree, you think of eco-me. >> you can see that there's actually elements in here of the bits and pieces of all the stuff that it would clean. >> this would be what our bottle would look like. >> wrapped? >> fully wrapped. >> wrapped. >> and we got rid of all the names you used to use. >> i really don't like the colors. it's hard. it's like selling somebody else's vision. the green to yellow--they feel a little bit generic. i don't get it being eco-me. >> we don't want to be near that muted, you know, palette. this type of product could be on the shelf next to other products that are n

. >>> prosecutors hoping the third times the charm in their effort to convict derek almena. his new trial is next march. after the last deadlock. the defense also wants another chance in court.>> reporter: one of 36 people killed in the to go ship fire. i asked her mother today colleen another child are you tired? she is beyond tired. but nothing can stop her from fighting for her daughter. >>> i am completely emotionally rung out. i feel stronger now because we have had these few weeks off. i expect i will feel stronger when the next trial begins. i will be there is an advocate for my daughter. that is very important.>> reporter: they are mentally exhausted. they want a new trial. and they are ready. >>> the defendant derek almena's wife said she is trained. >>> i am tired. i'm really tired. >> reporter: her three kids hope they can soon hug their father. >>> they missed their father. my kids miss their father. they haven't been able to hold his hand. >> reporter: she acknowledges their pain cannot compare to the families who lost sons and daughters. last month a jury acqui

let us get back to jane and derek.hing that morphs into a trade argument, or a trade escalation. derek: the bill that has been passed is about reviewing the special trading relationship between the u.s. and hong kong. it is not as threatening. through,potentially go but it has to get to the desk of donald trump and get signed. it certainly has the prospects of entering into the realms of the u.s.-china negotiations, but based on what is before us at the moment, i do not see it as being a threat. obviously there was an escalation in protests and the political pressure in washington rises, and the economics could change. jane: we had china indicate that this is the u.s. meddling in domestic affairs. we have taken the view for a long time, and this is becoming more obvious that the trade wars are about a lot more than just trade, and the position of a lot a people on both sides of the spectrum in the u.s. are hawkish about china. you can take the argument that china needs to show a firm stance against the u.s.. i think th

let's get more on this story now we have derek williams from give you science but this hi derek tell us who these 3 scientists are and why they won with these 3 researchers back in the 1990 s. looked into the genetic reasons for for how cells react to the availability of oxygen now every organism on earth needs oxygen we need them for fundamental metabolic processes and actually an earlier recipient of this prize back in the 1930 s. won the prize for describing the process of how of how that works how souter's turned with the help of oxygen into energy but the question of availability and how the cells within the body react to availability of of oxygen that was something that was happening at a genetic level that nobody really quite understood and so this work is really about that fundamental process how does the cell know there's not enough oxygen there or i have enough oxygen in order to do a whole wide range of things including things for example an exercise to provide enough oxygen to the muscles at the right time in order to get the energy to the muscle ok so very important work

that used to be friends of the tories saying it's been sold out can you just briefly tell us derek what exactly is the agreement now on ireland is it workable and is it going to be acceptable in the end if there's a compromise on both sides a northern ireland in future will be sort of in between the e.u. and the u.k. it will be officially part legally part of the u.k. customs union so if you k. does deals with the us it can profit from that but there's a back door and up back door we'll keep the border between northern ireland and the republic which is staying in the open so basically if you were to be positive about it they have the best of all possible worlds even membership on officially pragmatically on a day to day basis travelling over and back across their open border but they also have access. to these wonderful new global britain trade deals the london will be agreeing so they got the best of pos words boats the people in northern onto are loyal to the queen they don't want to be they don't want special treatment they just want to be as good you u.k. citizens anyone else and th

. >> derek. >> derek? oh, again. >> derek. >> oh, derek hough? >> yeah.to be president. >> i watched the debate the other day. >> of course you did. >> and i want to vote for elizabeth warren if i could vote. >> maybe a kid. >> yeah? >> myself since i'm now on tv. >> i think that grey will be a good president. >> grey? >> because he's funny. >> who's grey? >> he is so funny. we trade on pokemon all the time. we call him king barfidi. >> if barfidi was running for president of the united states, would we vote for barfidi? >> we're too young. >> i have pictures of people running and might be elected one day. i don't have a picture of derek, i didn't know we'd be talking about him so much. does anybody know who this guy is? nicholas flamingo. >> who did you say? >> nicholas? >> nicholas flamingo? >> is that joe biden? >> it is joe biden, great job. ellie? >> he looks like donald trump's brother. >> okay. >> i was going to say that. >> really? do you think he looks nice? >> old. >> old? okay. how old do we think he is? >> 48. >> charlie, any guesses? >> um --

derek mentioned the import numbers shrinking we saw the export numbers fall.nt of what donald trump wants to do, right? he does not want the u.s. to keep buying so much from china and not sell enough to china. what are we seeing from the china side? derek is, as usual, right. this is about china not getting hit in the face quite so much. the thing to remember about the trade war is, especially for china, it has got less to do with the numbers and more with the confidence in fact. that it -- the confidence effect. that is hard to measure. if we look at the trade data that came in today, what we can see is imports are continuing to fall faster than exports. while sending stuff to the rest nothe world is bad, it is as bad as the domestic economy and the decreasing demand that is filtering through. it could be the case that china is dragging on the rest of the economy globally rather than the other way around. thanks very much to both of you. thanks to derek wall bank and jeff, for the latest on what is going on with china. there is a lot of talk with the china na

derek flew to florida for rehab. two months later he is clean and doing well.struggled with addiction, pharmaceutical companies made billions of the sale of opioids. but others are also being questioned, including the food and drug administration. looking back, knowing what i know now, i don't put the blame on anyone except for the company themselves and probably the fda that approved the product. it so happens that the same fda official who approved 0xycontin, which, shortly after proving the drug, took a position working for purdue pharma. the fda exists to protect the pharmaceutical industry, and it is funded by the pharmaceutical industry, primarily. i feel like all the attention paid to this one family in the role played by other pharmaceutical companies that did exactly what purdue and the sackler family did, is also missing some of the failures of our regulatory agencies, federal agencies, state agencies... all of the problems that need fixing. if we put the blame the solely on the sackler family and their greed, we aren't going to address these other fa

. >> reporter: steelworker derek tate was buried under the rubble on the eighth floor until rescue teams dug him out. >> i could have been left there. i wouldn't be able to -- i wouldn't be here telling this story today. >> reporter: crews are now in a race against time and will use explosives to bring down two cranes that are precariously leaning over the site, which is managed by citadel builders. a spokesman for the company tells nbc news it has not been able to verify this video, adding, we cannot overstress that while we await the implementation of the plan to secure the site, one thing that can be just as dangerous as the tower cranes is false information. >> somebody needs to be held accountable for it. >> reporter: tonight derek tate is out of surgery but still in shock. gabe gutierrez, nbc news. >>> up next for us, what an alarming new study found in baby food and how you can protect your kids. >>> now to a story every parent with an infant should hear a new report finds a staggering amount of baby food may contain toxins that could negatively impact your baby's development abc'

joining us is derek wall bank.esident trump speaking openly about china and ukraine and biden yesterday in front of the cameras. what is the latest? reporter: that is exactly right. he was standing in the white house and said that china probably ought to look into everything that is going on. this is part of that long-running investigation that democrats are doing that is under this umbrella of an impeachment probe into president trump trying to solicit foreign governments to dig up dirt on one of his democratic political rivals, a guy who has for a long time been considered a front runner for the democratic nomination. donald trump got into hot water initially for suggesting in a phone call that ukraine's leader should look into joe biden's son'dealings in the country. srepublicans, and particularly side, talkhe right radio and television, have said, what about his dealings in china as well? so trump said, why not china as well? that is also some news trump may have brought up joe biden in a call with xi jinping s

tomorrow.>> reporter: derek almena spoke to us from santa rita jail in dublin. his first public comments of a judge declared a mistrial because of a hung jury. the panel acquitted max harris last month. >>> i was elated for max. one person could've kept him there. i wanted him to go home.>> reporter: he doesn't think he is getting out of jail anytime soon. he is sure prosecutors will announce on friday they would try him again. >>> they are going to refile. even though they don't want to go to trial. it keeps me in here.>> reporter: he predicts no jury will ever convict him. >>> they are never going to find 12 people to send me to prison for the rest of my life. there is always going to be one that says no way. especially now.>> reporter: he is referring to evidence in a civil trial that is supposed to start next year. victims families are suing not only him and harris but the city of oakland and warehouse owner.>>> everything they are doing right now i'm going to utilize. i have a right to. i have access to all of their discovery and investigation. that is what

derek carr fumbles the ball out of bounds and it is a touch back.ay.pla. another pile on cam situation. rodgers. >> like the ending of it is a fumble. it sucks. it so hard when you're like right there and oh man i can get in. but it sucks man. it's my fault. >> the next time we got the ball it was 28-10. definitely we gave up a big play. we can't play like that. >> much more niners, raiders and warriors to talk about. >>> just ahead quite a scene today in new orleans as two twoo cranes they give us excellent customer otservice, every time.e. our 18 year old was in an accident. usaa took care of her car rental, and getting her car towed. all i had to take care of was making sure that my daughter was ok. if i met another veteran, and they were with another insurance company, i would tell them, you need to join usaa because they have better rates, and better service. we're the gomez family... we're the rivera family... we're the kirby family, and we are usaa members for life. get your auto insurance quote today. >>> live where you live, this is abc 7 n

maybe here, derek, therefore there is a year that is it.was a lwa ys is a year that is it. i think it was always an issue about the month that he would have to spend away from home. alec stewart was talk about, even straight for family reasons lassie, as well. take all that into account, i think southern but was clearly the standout candidate. the work starts now voice of a belt. test cricket, that shift is going to need a little bit of work still. -- silverwood. i can detect a change in the way that they selected the team for new zealand. more of a patient look about the task what i think there. more of a traditional type of batting. he knowsjoe root very well. it is vital, the world test championship assault now as well as a the ashes, they are again in two yea rs' a the ashes, they are again in two years' time. that is always bogus. england go to australia then they have to win the ashes back again. —— thatis have to win the ashes back again. —— that is always a book. they have got to get back test cricket back on track and get themselve

on the ensuing . 37 yards to his legs then derek carr. is 28-10. just for good measure, this is a nice shot, one missed tackle later, it is a 74 yard touchdown, roger had 429 past yards, six touchdowns, this was the perfect quarterback rating. jon gruden knows where to point the finger. >> defensively, we gave up the big play at the end of the first half and of big play to start the third quarter. you cannot play like that. you cannot do it. a credit to them. >>> the oakland raiders haven't beaten the packers since 1987. >> that is a long stretch. >>> big bang theory is coming up next. thank you for joining us. we will see you back here at you want to hear an interesting thing about stairs? not really. if the height of a single step is off by as little as two millimeters, most people will trip. i don't care. two milli... that doesn't seem right. no, it's true. i did a series of experiments when i was 12. my father broke his clavicle. is that why they sent you to boarding school? no. that was a result of my work with lasers. (music playing) new neig

. >>> prosecutors say they will retry ghost ship defendant derek almena. his new trial set for next march. after the last jury deadlocked on manslaughter charges. prosecutors believe in the new trial. they can get a unanimous guilty conviction. the victims families say they are mentally exhausted at this. they also want to retry the case. >>> i expect i will feel stronger when the next trial begins. i will be there is an advocate for my daughter. that is very important. >>> our case stronger. we are confident. in in the next trial we will prevail. >>> derek almena is facing up to 39 years in prison. the judge held two former jurors in contempt for misconduct. either will pay a fine. or serve any jail time. >>> london breed appointed an interim district attorney. after george gascsn announced he is leaving the job early. suzy loftus will serve the remainder of the term to january. one of four candidates vying for the permanent job in november. >>> protesters tried to disrupt the mayor's announcement in chinatown today. saying she is trying to tip the electi

we have derek gatherer he's a viral legist and a lecturer at the university of lancaster welcome to you and i'm also on skype as well we have david van he's a professor of creative writing at the university of warrick welcome to you all gentleman henry chordal in oslo coming to you 1st the nobel prizes do we still need them. absolutely the old over prices are corey 6 really prestigious the peace prize is the most prestigious award there is in a world and it's both contributes to lift stories about the local peace and patient that is so important for bringing the world towards peace but also of course droids the winners swedes and enormous at her there are gather in lancaster being the best in your field is no guarantee that you're going to get a nobel how come. i think that if anybody say so to the beginning of her career to move for a nobel prize they possibly wouldn't want to get one and i think that you have to do the base what you can and then if you chance on something that really has world changing then it may well get the recognition of the nobel prize committee and the price wil

derek flew to florida for rehab. two months later he is clean and doing well.illions of the sale of opioids. but others are also being questioned, including the food and drug administration. looking back, knowing what i know now, i don't put the blame on anyone except for the company themselves and probably the fda that approved the product. company themselves and probably the fda that approved the productm company themselves and probably the fda that approved the product. it so happens that the same fda official who approved 0xycontin, which, shortly after proving the drug, took a position working for purdue pharma. the fda exists super psyched the pharmaceutical industry, primarily —— exists to protect. and it is funded by the pharmaceutical industry, primarily. ifeel it is funded by the pharmaceutical industry, primarily. i feel like it is funded by the pharmaceutical industry, primarily. ifeel like all the attention paid this one family is in the role played by other pharmaceutical companies that did exactly what purdue and the sackler family did, and also

derek scally from the irish times newspaper could talk us through what's expected in saturday's vote while kim derek willie with if i knew that i would be sitting here via the bookmakers there's a lot of money to made on this i think financial markets of watching it very closely and people in our in the watching very closely i mean is this yet another false dawn or is this the final showdown of all showdowns i mean as far as i can tell from talking to colleagues in london they're really running the numbers and it's looking very tight at the moment the last numbers i heard it was like 321 against 318 in favor but it's going to be i mean somebody said to me there's going to be real mediæval whipping going home tomorrow to make sure he gets the votes he needs because he's short he was short before he's even shorter now because he's lost his northern on the allies so you know he's a gambler and this is the biggest gamble i think we've seen in british politics for a very long time so it's going to be that close now the conservatives line is that people are fed up now they're fed up of the

derek william henry thomas is the senior pastor of the first presbyterian church of columbia, south carolina and chancellor's professor of systemic and pastoral theology at reform theological seminary. a native of wales and the united kingdom, he completed his min storal training at reform theological training. he served as a pastor for 17 years in belfast northern ire lapd before return together united states to serve as minister of teaching at first presbyterian church in jackson, mississippi. brent alled to his position in 2013. -- present position in 2013. he and his wife have been married for 43 years and have two adult children and our naturalized citizens of the united states. the first presbyterian church was the first church organized in the capital of south carolina and will celebrate its semicentennial next year. the largest congregation of the associate reform presbyterian senate with over 3,000 members. it was established in 1798 with federal legislators along with cunningham who founded the mount vernon ladies association in 1853. saving president george washington's home from

-hello, derek! -how are you, my friend? lemonis: keeping tabs on the bar seems like a good idea.even better. so this is on the penny slots. that's the volume on the -- $30,000 is what people played by the hour at 7:00 on the penny slots. well, now we're getting a little public here. oh, sorry, sorry. i'm showing this off the record. pennies count here on fremont street. the food and the drinks, well, they're generally cheaper than you'll find on the strip. and the entertainment? there's all types here. some professional, some spectacle... and some just weird. ♪ how many people will be on this street? -on a given night? -yeah. could be anywhere from 20,000 to 50,000. that's one heck of a block party. and building an outside bar has certainly helped raise spirits. -i'm gonna get a lemon head. -okay. with the outside bar, it created this atmosphere, this party atmosphere. added the music and the bands and fremont street, and it just kind of took off from there. ♪ but downtown las vegas wasn't always this friendly. -how you doing? i'm marcus. -how you doing, marcus? -they call me sar

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derek, i'll start with you is this all about avoiding this tariff hike next week that may be coming? because it doesn't sound like the u.s. is getting a lot out of this here. >> yeah if it's just for the october 15th bump, it's going to be very little the currency test is meaningless. so that would be a deal to say hey, we're not fighting. wouldn't really accomplish anything also on the table though is is the december 15th inclusion of more chinese goods under tariff, which is a much bigger deal and if that were to be postponed you would expect to hear from the chy needs side so you think it's meaningless, this sort of currency agreement that they might come to. >> yeah. we saw u the text when secretary mnuchin was first talking about it and he said it was the strongest ever it doesn't do anything it's a monitoring deal that allows the u.s. to act in a certain conditions when we can already act ourselves under any condition we like. so it's basically the chinese saying we'll pretend that we'll allow you to retaliate against our currency policy when if we did retaliate, they wouldn't

derek says my son is 18, i worry for him,i derek says my son is 18, i worry for him, ican't derek saysss these dads feel but we need to stop knife crime and the fashion to carry knives and my heart is heavy watching the hedge. soucaze this is such an important issue, my admiration and respect is huge for these men, this shows how much more needs to be done to fully support youth services and support for the families and friends of those affected. i want to ask how you felt you were treated by the criminal justice bill system, we will not necessarily go into details of the cases but there are men here who saw perpetrators charged, convicted and jailed and people who saw people charged and then acquitted. broadly, how do you feel you are treated by the criminal system? i feel we didn't getjustice, i feel let down. i feel brokenhearted. even though there were five perpetrators, four... i will pose you in case you get into any details, and i don't wa nt get into any details, and i don't want you to. that is fine, four got charged, one was acquitted due to lack of evidence and, yeah, it is

derek van dam brings you the latest.ohnsbut we're also a cancer fighting, hiv controlling, joint replacing, and depression relieving company. from the day you're born we never stop taking care of you. >>> well, it has been in the mid 90s here in atlanta since we can remember it's been so long. >> derek van dam is here to tell us about when there may be relief in sight. >> 91 days this summer of temperatures in 90 degrees here in atlanta. >> i believe it. >> we feel it. >> our topic today is the broader picture. it's more of a worrying trend. it's more of another chapter here within the world's climate story that we continue to talk about. cpernicus, this is a european climate sensing program that has actually just come out with information that september 2019 tied 2016's warmest september on record. we're seeing this off of back to back to back months off of warmest temperatures. june was the warmest june on record. july was the hottest month ever recorded on planet earth. august was the second warmest august on record.

well let's get more on this we're joined by derek matty zagg a governance consultant and he's joining us live from the capital harare very good to have you with us on on al-jazeera so the government whether it's president man and god or his predecessor president mugabe have blamed these international sanctions for zimbabwe's economic problems now that's not what the u.s. the e.u. say in the opposition the opposition say that the government is using these sanctions to actually deflect from its own management of the country so how much do you think the sanctions are to blame for zimbabwe's economic problems. the sanctions are very the economic impact on zimbabwe has is very very limited although the government continually says that the sanctions are imposed on zimbabwe as a country and although they are theoretically targeted that the poor are affected the most it's very clear that the sanctions are actually targeted against listed individuals in the case of the united states then on a specially designated nationals there's about 83 people individuals on that list there are about 20 far

evitar mÁs accidentes ramÓn: tenemos nueva informaciÓn, los fiscales dijeron que volverÁn a acusar a derekuna zona de fiesta donde murieron muchas personas, volverÁ a juicio en marzo del 2020, el segundo implicado en el caso ya fue absuelto de los cargos. tenemos nueva informaciÓn con relaciÓn al tiroteo en richmond que dejÓ dos muertos y un herido. para resolver este caso se estÁ pidiendo la colaboraciÓn del pÚblico, si sabe algo sobre este incidente comunÍquese con las autoridades. mientras tanto la alcaldesa nombrÓ hoy. las elecciones para ocupar ese cargo serÁ en noviembre. dicen que desean trasladarse a los Ángeles. estamos justamente a un aÑo de que se cumpla la fecha lÍmite para obtener la identificaciÓn conocida como real id y no responden las preguntas mÁs frecuentes. tayana: ya comenzÓ la cuenta regresiva del plazo final para obtener. el tiempo se pasavolando y aconsejan . hacerlo lo antes posible mÁs de 15,000,000 de californianos deberÁn hacerlo con tal de obtener la tarjeta real id. >> pueden identificarse en inmigraciÓn y fbi. tayana: cita para abordar vuelos nacionales, para

derek knew how bad of a justice and violence prevention program how this is used for security studies in pretoria thank you. they are called the all brave ones and they make up the ranks of on all men in units in zimbabwe started in $217.00 this unique unit takes marginalize all men who feeds the hardship and turns them into elite vangelis its founder says the project is changing attitudes to genda conservation and corruption. this is hell week a brutal physical and mental challenge designed to leave only the best game rangers standing. among the strictly female group is cheered it so much married at a young age she moved with her husband and small child to some africa where she was physically abused by her mother in law she of it so eventually returned to roseanne barr boy with very few prospects last bunty sense of africa and she joined us i've been sending mine for they. take care they took my documents. my initial idea my set of kids made it so just get back to now i'm here to empower myself to kill to kill off my child. the 22 year old is one of $160.00 women picked from an initi

she refused to lower his bail saying if there was anything they learned from this trial, it's that derek does not follow the rules and does not follow orders from authorities. >> they miss their father. my kids miss their father. nay haven't been able to hold his hand, to touch him at all. >> reporter: micah alison was comforted by her friends in the courtroom after alameda county trena thompson refused to lower derek almenna's bail set at $750,000. she says the couples' three children are coping as best they can. >> i don't take them to the jail anymore because it's really hard. they don't understand. they're kids. >> reporter: after a torch rouse dlib rouse process. the stage is now set for a retrial in march. >> i'll be there for an advocate for my daughter. >> reporter: this thanksgiving will be the third holiday that she celebrates without her daughter. >> chelsea loves to tell each member of the family what it was you were grateful for. >> reporter: dolan and other parents who lost their children in the fire will get another shot at justice next year. several family members are als

of the best games of the year with the raiders leading right before halftime but the quarterback, derek fumbled the ball as he reached toward the goal line and it became a touchback with the packers pulling away as the raiders lose 42-24 and here's what derek carr and jon gruden said after game. >> man, it's so hard not to try and that's everything i've been about in my life. two hands andt at the end of the day, it's really hard and you aren't thinking about anything else but you can get in and it sucks, man. >> is trying to give a great effort to lay out the score in the ball slipped out of his hands. if he had scored, we'd have felt pretty good. >> defensively, we gave up a big play at the end of the half and play like 3-3 and they are staying on top of this fire in southern california. the fire crews battling the fire burning in pacific palisades and we've been bringing you this picture throughout the newscast and we are seeing an awful lot of thick black smoke rising from the hillside. weather is a factor, dry, hot and windy with terrain another major factor in this firefight. the

tomorrow.>> reporter: derek almena spoke to us from santa rita jail in dublin. in his first public comments after a judge declared a mistrial because of a hung jury. the panel acquitted max harris last month. >>> i was elated for max. one person could have kept him there.>> reporter: he said he doesn't think he is getting out of jail anytime soon. because he is sure prosecutors will announce on friday they will try him again. >>> they will refile. even though they don't want to go to trial. it keeps me in here.>> reporter: he predicts no juror will ever convict him. >>> you're never going to find 12 people to send me to the prison for the rest of my life. there is always going to be one that says no way. especially now. >> reporter: he was referring to evidence in a civil trial that is supposed to start next year. victims families are suing not only him and harris but the city of oakland and the warehouse owner. >>> everything they are doing. i'm in that case. i have access to all of their discovery. all of their investigation. that is what i'm going to use the

meteorologist derek van dam is here with us now. the issue, derek, is what are the winds going to do? what's going to happen over the next few hours? >> we're in a bit of a lull. we're not talking about hurricane force gusts right now but we do have the potential to see the strongest wind event of the fire season right into this weekend, saturday night and into sunday morning. something we're monitoring very closely. by the way, if they cut off power to 850,000 customers, that's roughly 2 million people that will go in the dark in california through the course of this weekend. here's the reason why. here's one of the utility polls they were referencing just a moment ago. you'll see the shot in just a moment, but some of the flames being fueled just at the base of the utility poll. they want to prevent high voltage electricity current coming through and sparking additional fires. when wind rips through the canyons, if the polls are active it can spark a fire. here's the kinkaide fire. they have issued in sonoma county, what you're se

welcome, derek. will he win? >> if i knew that, i would be sitting with bookmakers.eople in ireland are watching close. this is the final showdown of all showdowns. as falls -- far as i can tell, it is looking very tight. the last numbers i heard is through 21 against and 380 in favor -- 321 against 10 380 in favor -- 321 against and 380 in favor. he has been sure before and even more short now. >> people are fed up with brexit. they just want to get on w with it. listen to labour party opposition ronnie campbell. >> [inaudible] the bill has been put in front in even the queen was involved. the supreme court, everybody should be involved in stopping parliament from doing its work. might not be the best deal, but it is a deal and we are leaving europe and that is the main thing. phil: this is the weird thing about how brexit has split the politics. the labour party line is to oppose this deal. there are people who are persuadable as far as mr. johnson is concerned. >> i know from cousins and relatives in britain, you t thik four shots get enough to c come across and a

he was great friends with derek carr and asked about facing derek carr. >> special, man.e him. it will be fun competing against that guy. i know what type of competitor he is. i know he is going to have something i need to be ready for. >> he will be ready for it. jon gruden is going to have to live with that trade forever. >>> 49ers are 3-0. they will play monday night against the cleveland browns. this will be a defining moment for them. most football experts would tell you they haven't played anybody yet and we don't know really who they are playing when they take on the cleveland browns because cleveland is 2-2. they looked good and bad. we still won't know but when you are on national television it can be -- >> he definitely tries to get the ball in his playmakers hands. i feel like he is doing a great job of that. you have to go out and do what we have been doing. playing and having fun. just continue to keep improving as a team. >>> the sharks open tonight in vegas. and the warriors open at chase in a preseason game this weekend. everybody anxious to see how the yo