our correspondent dorian jones in istanbul welcome dorian what is the purpose of these patrols. well these patrols are a key part of why did sign up this agreement with moscow there's a great deal of skepticism from the to the syrian kurdish militias have withdrawn which moscow claims they have and they see that these patrols will verify the withdrawal of these kurdish forces 1st patrol is believed of last around 4 hours cover the around a 120 kilometers of syrian territory but we have heard now in the last 24 hours from a key syrian kurdish commander saying that they are going to totally withdraw back to 30 kilometers even though they noted that they weren't part of this agreement that was hatched out between uncle and moscow but there is a resignation of the resignation that if they don't withdraw it would lead to a further military operation by turkey leading to further refugees adding to the already $200000.00 mated to being displaced so there is these patrols are seen as key to verifying that withdrawal but it is believed that withdrawal is taking place or has taken place n

brent: for more now, let's go to our correspondent, dorian jones. good evening to you, dorian. who are these foreign captured's supporters that turkey started repatriating? who are they? dorian: the first person that was deported was an american citizen who turkish authorities say was linked to islamic state. this citizen, we understand, was sent degrees. the greek authorities refused to accept him. the turkish authorities apparently refused to accept him. he is apparently in no man's land. understand a danish citizen has been returned. there will be a number of german citizens being set to be returned including women and children. also 11 french citizens. this is part of turkey's campaign to say that we aren't going to -- we are no longer going to host these jihadists. many of these citizens are believed not to have had their european citizenship revoked. the turkish interior minister says they are still going back to where they come from. that leads to a major row because if the countries refused to accept them, what happens to them? ankara says for too long, europeans are no

you very much dorian jones there in istanbul. now to some of the other stories making headlines around the world today new zealand lawmakers have voted in favor of legalizing euthanasia the final decision will now be put to the public in a referendum during the country's general election next year the bill allows for terminally ill patients to request a medically assisted death. at least a dozen people have been killed in a bus crash in the central european nation of slovakia or of the dead or reportedly children the accident happened during rainy weather on our winding 2 lane road slovakia's prime minister has described it as a grave tragedy. and australia is raging bushfires have claimed another life bringing the death toll to 4 firefighters are struggling to contain dozens of blazes burning across the country's east coast a separate emergency warning has been issued for a fire threatening the city a city in western australia. the palestinian militant group islamic jihad says a cease fire with israel has been agreed to and 2 da

back to dorian jones in istanbul dorian was that indorsement from president assad. while setting a far more nuanced approach from our side if you recall a week ago us tore into the turkish president typer the one calling me a 3rd rate actor and adding to the already very bad animal on the most city between the 2 leaders but this was far more diplomatic recognizing that the turkish presence is at least for the short term but on the line if they want the turks to leave it to also said that they don't want to see turkey as an enemy and this does indicate that moscow is behind this more diplomatic approach moscow he's trying to bring and damascus together and we also heard a nuanced approach towards the syrian kurds while underlining that he wants to take complete control of the syrian kurdish area he did acknowledge that the realities on the ground as he called and said this is a long term goal so that does indicate that they will be some possible negotiations between damascus and the syrian kurds and it is believed that moscow is working hard to facilitate that there

they want to get you more on this story let's go to do dorian jones who's standing by in istanbul dorian can you tell us little bit more about these foreign captured supporters that turkey has started we pay treating back to their countries of origin most notably the u.s. and europe. you know we understand that a danish citizen has now been traded back to denmark american citizen was also repatriated but there's a lot of confusion about what his was as happened to him because according to turkish media reports was he was sent to greece is part of his expulsion from turkey and what we understand is that the greek authorities aren't accepting him and as we speak at the moment it is citizen is now stuck in no man's land between turkey and greece and what will happen to this individual is very unclear. from touch of forty's a german citizen will be returned today. $37.00 will also be returned and possibly 2 of those and another to the time over in the week as well 11 french is also expected to be returned sometime during the week so this is turkey now ramping up this campaign of saying that

jones with the wages from istanbul dorian thank you. an indian boy has become the very definition of inspiration after repeated successes in the sport of swimming but. here's the story remarkable is that he has touched milestones despite having no arms. in the water is abdul qadeer in doris' happy place. swimming has helped a young boy overcome big obstacles and made him an inspiration for many in his native india. at the age of 7 abdul qadeer lost both of his arms after an accident but he refused to let his life be ruled by it. so. when he was 7 years old my son accidentally touched a high voltage electric wire we took him to a hospital in mumbai and doctors treated him for almost a week but they said the infection was spreading fast and that they had to amputate both his arms were saving his life with the priority but he had to lose his arms. since the accident abdul qadeer has adjusted and all sorts of ways he does as homework using est and he is a smart find that whitey. but it's clear that where he truly excels is in the water and

dorian: certainly a far more nuanced approach from assad.ou recall a week ago he tore into the turkish president, calling him a third-rate actor and adding to the bad animosity between the two. this was more diplomatic, recognizing the turkish president for the short-term -- underlining they want the turks to leave. assad said they don't want to see turkey as an enemy. it indicates marks account -- indicates moscow is behind the diplomatic approach. we heard a nuanced approach, telling the syrian kurds that while they will take control, he did acknowledge the realities on the ground and said is a long-term goal. it indicates that will be plausible negotiations between damascus and the syrian kurds and that moscow is working hard to facilitate. phil: there was a meeting between president erdogan and the u.n. secretary. what did they talk about? dorian: the key part of the meeting was heard of one selling his -- or no one -- president erdogan n selling his plan back into this safe zone. turkish forces are currently controlling in syria. this i

when hurricane dorian ravaged the bahamas in september, doug manchester wanted to help. >> i've had a home there, and i love the water and the boating and the people. >> reporter: so the san diego real estate developer, who prefers the nickname papa doug, loaded up his private jet with supplies and headed for the hard-hit caribbean country where he hoped to soon be serving as u.s. ambassador. >> you know who papa doug is. he's your big guy in town, folks. he's great. >> reporter: following the win, manchester donated $1 million to trump's inauguration fund. he was offered the bahamas post the day after mr. trump was sworn in. >> as a matter of fact, he said, papa doug, i should probably be

you very much dorian jones there in istanbul. now to some of the other stories making headlines around the world today students from mainland china are leaving hong kong universities as violent protests affect campuses many courses have already been canceled protesters have continued to build barricades and disrupt public life demanding that hong kong remain independent of mainland china. australia's raging bushfires have claimed another life bringing the death toll to 4 firefighters are struggling to contain dozens of blazes burning across the country's east coast a separate emergency warning has been issued for a fire threatening a city in western australia. new zealand lawmakers have voted in favor of legalizing euthanasia the final decision will now be put to the public in a referendum during the country's general election next year the bill allows for terminally ill patients to request a medically assisted death. palestinian militant group islamic jihad says a cease fire with israel has been reached in 2 days of fighting alo

miracle who was rescued after surviving more than three weeks trapped in the rubble when hurricane dorianthe exclusive as miracle is about to join his forever family. >> reporter: this is miracle >> 34.8. >> reporter: hard to believe this doghas almost doubled his weight, learned to walk again, and is so full of life when his story began on the doorstep of death. found in the wake of hurricane dorian in the bahamas, trapped under rubble, miracle survived an incredible 3 1/2 weeks. >> he's a fighter. he's a survivor. and he's a great symbol of hope for people that have lost everything >> reporter: laurie simmons, founder of big dog ranch rescue, coordinated the team that saved miracle's life >> extremely animesic and his muscles on his hind end had wasted away to nothing >> reporter: it took a drone with heat-seeking capabilities to find him buried beneath the debris skin and bones but alive you may remember when we first met miracle how weak and emaciated he looked. and then how he surprised us all. >> this is the first time we've seen her stand up since -- look at that. look at the stren

dorian thank you. our going to take a story now present here to germany for that perspective i'm joined by our correspondent kate brady here in berlin good evening to you kate we know that u.s. president donald trump has been calling for germany and other european countries to take back their isis fighters now we've got the turkish president saying that has to happen so germany is kind of caught in the middle here isn't it it's under pressure from the u.s. and turkey but the german government remains rather reluctant to take these people back doesn't. well the skepticism is still that but at the same time it's important to understand that. germany is indeed obliged to take these people back now as we had there in the report there are a number of places in the e.u. a number of member states which have revoked citizens' citizenship and that is not the case in germany so these people who have been deemed to be german nationals they have the right to return to germany and does germany have a rehabilitation

jones he joins me from istanbul with more on this much anticipated meeting good evening to you dorian so we just heard turkey's president complaining about the u.s. role in the north of syria now but it seems to many that the u.s. has done exactly what erda one wanted what's the truth here. well from turkey's perspective america hadn't done enough even though these forces have withdrawn from northern syria they subsequently redeployed further south around syria's oil fields and are continuing to work together with the searing kurdish militia that considers us terrorists and. is that the revenues from those oil fields are going reportedly to this kurdish militia so you have one nato ally from bunkers perspective of financing a terrorist organization that is fighting against another nato ally and that's intolerable and on top of that as you said earlier on quick aims at the withdrawal of the kurdish militia hasn't been fulfilled and one has repeatedly warned if they don't with jordan turkey is ready to resume his military operation and it's made little secret the fact that it does want

>> hurricane dorian was a terrible storm it cost us about 15 cents a share.>> how many cruises did you have to cancel? >> we only had to cancel one, but we had to reposition we have to stay way away from the storm. >> right. >> we do a lot of things from a precautionary point of view. we also had to close down perfect day for ten days we had to cancel or move 16 sailings it affected 88,000 of our guests in our 30-year -- in our 50-year history it's our most impactful storm we've ever had the reason was it had some very unique characteristics, including the fact that it just -- >> sat there. >> sat there 38 hours over freeport it must have been horrible to be there. so, it affected that it affect ed some of our best ships, oasis class ships and perfect day island and lastly, we invested a great deal in trying to give back a little bit to the bahamas. so there was a fairly big expense in terms of relief. >> are you back in business in those destinations. >> absolutely back in business and the destinations are fine. i have to say people forget how big the bahama

hurricane dorian forced a change in plans that could have been costly.are quite busy at the house with four kids ages 3 weeks to 6 years, the home is filled with sounds. >> yes. that's a normal sounds for us right now, especially with him being two weeks. >> reporter: veronica was two weeks pregnant in september when she was scheduled to fly to orlando for momcon.momcon.mo how severe hurricane dorian would be became a guessing game. >> we decided it's not worth it to go anymore. >> her husband handled the purchase of the tickets. he booked a flight to orlando and a return trip on southwest. american agreed to refund the money. southwest did not. >> southwest wasn't willing to because it wa wss a couple of d after the hurricane had passed when the return flight was scheduled. >> since the trip had been cancelled because of the hurricane, there was no need for a return flight. southwest offered a one year credit from the date of the purchase. >> that would have put us five months and the new baby would have been 4 months old. >> jeremy decided it wasn't wo

jones he's standing by for us in istanbul hi dorian what more can you tell us about what the turkish government is doing here well that's right the interior ministry spokesman close been speaking saying that one american citizen has already been to paul 2 today there will be another german and a danish citizen are expected be returned later on today back to their countries and on thursday it will be 7 more german citizens who can link to the islamic state will be returned and possibly 11 french citizens also 2 other germans are expected later this week as well so this is part of turkey's commitment to return back foreign fighters to their homeland now this does pose a particular diplomatic tensions be given the fact that some of these fighters are believed to have had their citizenship or announced by their countries that they are from the turkish interior minister sort of monsoon who is being very clear he says he sees this is nothing more that diplomatic ploy he says turkey will not be a hotel for these islamic terrorists and it's up to european countries to take their responsibili

to you dorian who are these foreign captured supporters that turkey started repatriating today i mean where the who are . well we understand the 1st person who was deported was an american citizen who say he was linked to islamic state now this citizen or we understand clearly turkish media reports was sent to greece what we understand is a greek authorities refused to accept him and the turkish parties apparently refused to accept him and he's currently now in no man's land frankly what the situation is going to be we understand that a danish citizen has already been returned and there will be a number of german citizens being set to be returned in the next few days including women and children and also a leavened french citizens now this is part of turkey's campaign to basically say that we're not going to lower longer hosts these. they have to go back to where they come from but there is a problem here many of these citizens are believed not to have had their european citizenship revoked now the turkish interior minister says that's no excuse they're still going back to where they

the american rescuers in the bahamas after hurricane dorian.hey discovered a dog trapped for weeks. a miracle. it was just last month here, we all learned about the dog named miracle. trapped for weeks after hurricane dorian ravaged the bahamas. >> oh, my god. let's get you this. hi, baby. >> reporter: big dog ranch rescue from loxahatchee groves, florida, finding the dog. you could see how thin he was. >> oh my god, baby. look at that tail wagging. >> reporter: feeding him. talking to him. >> we got you. >> reporter: clearing the debris. the a/c unit he was pinned under. the dog was hungry, but okay. they rescued him, nursed him back and named him miracle. >> how he has survived is a miracle. total miracle. >> reporter: more than 10,000 families responded saying they would adopt him. and tonight, miracle has found a new home. >> hi, david, i'm briana and i'm here with my daughters. >> reporter: and someone else. >> you might recognize miracle. >> reporter: miracle, a little heavier now, healthier and happier. all that exercise. all that love.

begnaud: we should thank nathan bain for reminding us the bahamas are still recovering from hurricane dorianey deserve our attention. that is the "cbs evening news" for tonight. for norah o'donnell, i am david begnaud in new york. have a wonderful thanksgiving. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org right now, at 7. >> it started snowing and we got kind of lost. >>> storm watch, monogamy the rain or snow, what to expect for this giving and beyond. >>> we are standing at a gas station next to interstate 80. cars have been coming to this a gas station all day. >> had major concerns about making the trip at all. >>'s >>> stepped up patrols in the east bay after a terrifying home invasion, robbers tie up two residents and then ransack the house. >>> criminals without a heart, thieves who targeted salvation army bell ringer's in contra costa county. >> is very sad, i'm sorry the people are doing that. >>> right now on the kpix5 news at 7, and streaming on cbsn bay area, check out

all profits-- all proceeds, not even profits-- go to help with hurricane dorian.re so many other organizations out there. make sure that you inform yourself, that you learn about those organizations are you trying to help. and make sure that those organizations are really doing the work that they are promising to you. make sure that that happens. ( applause ) that's it. go with us or go with anybody else. >> stephen: now, you've got the new book here. it's called "vegetables unleashed." ( laughter ) and you're encouraging people to cook vegetables. you say, "vegetables are sexy," and, clearly, the nigh book is trying to get that idea across. ( laughter ) because that's a very intimate, intimate relationship with those carrots you've got going on there. >> i'm a married man. >> stephen: but you're not dead. >> but my wife allows me relationships with carrots, with other vegetables. i mean, those vegetables-- believe me, i have a mini farm in my home, and i'm fighting the squirrels and rabbits and the deer. and these vegetables tell me, "jose, we only want to be lov

begnaud: we should thank nathan bain for reminding us the bahamas are still recovering from hurricane dorianthey deserve our attention. that is the "cbs evening news" for tonight. for norah o'donnell, i am david begnaud in new york. have a wonderful thanksgiving. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org ♪ >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >> i'm meg oliver, and we've got a lot more to tell you about this thanksgiving morning, starting with black friday, which is tomorrow. if you plan to shop online, you're not alone. americans spent more than $6 billion online on black friday last year, but where there are shoppers, there are scam artists. our consumer investigative correspondent anna werner has been looking into some of the schemes. >> reporter: the scamses come in many forms. >> it's great sales, rock bottom prices, and then getting people to go to a site that looks just like what you think is the actual site. >> i looked up my sneakers and did a big google search. >> reporter: maureen lamie says when she went looking for

welcome back one we heard form a dorian president rafael correa de facto claim the cia illegally spied on him well also monitored as being the publisher he gave asylum to in his london embassy of to u.k. torture according to the un with he thinks founder julian assange faces a friday london court hearing certified by boris johnson's minority government the court declined to tell going on the ground who will preside over the case despite allegations of m i 5 links to his prosecution just father john chipped in joins me now thanks so much sean for coming in person to the going underground studio you've seen julian in the past 24 hours how easy is he. faces 175 years in an american prison sort of drove in this morning for. as you would expect is a big down in the dumps. and just by the. ceaseless and and intensifying persecution of him that's going on now for 9 years so. i presume that he's seen still in the hospital we. have and there is. activity in action to improve his circumstances he still spends 22 hours a day in solitary. and only recently has been given court papers to prepare sk

had 3 feeds one for them so which they tried to sell $3000000.00 another one for the space at the dorian government and another one which was called a swiss we can. which according to david morales who ran the country the company. according to him it went to the cia there's a further difficulty they have because c.i. is part of 5 eyes of the leading. intelligence institution in 5 a striders a member so we have 2 problems they one if that was being fed into our stride if this information then it's a scandal as they knew was happening to julian. if they didn't it's a scandal because this is supposed to share information in both cases it's going to the australian government they're not helping this is. the government and malcolm turnbull. saint instructed foreign minister bishop to rise the matter with germany which she did and. said you know he's facing serious charges both at the time there were no charges whatsoever he just lawyer. the week before and take it yes then the week later from mr bishop. approach. in sacramento california at a meeting with pio said we're not interested in talk

>> it's a good one remember miracle, the dog found alive in the rubble one month after hurricane dorianlly good day for him. >> we waited for this day for a while. nbc's kerry sanders joins us with miracle where he is about to join his forever family hey, kerry, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, and look at miracle, just so full of energy, of course, still eating, gaining so much weight going from 16 pounds to, well, now, 34 pounds so look at him just so ready to go on to the next step in his life. which is leaving here at big dog ranch rescue, and heading to join his new family. this is miracle. >> 34.8. >> reporter: hard to believe this dog has almost doubled his weight, learned to walk again and is so full of life, when his story began on the doorstep of death. found in the wake of hurricane dorian in the bahamas, trapped under rubble, miracle survived an incredible 3 1/2 weeks. >> he's a fighter. he's a survivor. and he's a great symbol of hope for people that have lost everything >> reporter: lauree simmons, founder of big dog ranch rescue coordinated the team that saved mir

for that kind introduction and for your terrific leadership the town of dorian. thank you. i also want to quickly recognize. no as i walked in the door, i saw senator as your state senator. thank you for being here. [applause] ambassador and partly i want to thank all of you to take the time out of your saturday to have this conversation. this is your hour nap. and i believe the best time for your questions and comments or suggestions. no one open with just a couple of minutes of context and thinks that i see happening in washington and i will turn it over entirely to you the way will do that there are microphones on either side of the room. and rather than having me thinking in choosing within the audience. please just line up behind the microphones if you are in fact a question or comment. i will ask you to be brave in your questions and observations and i will be brief in my responses because we will probably have lots of people who want to be heard. another thing i want to see is just see no, we agree to allow cspan2 to record this town hall meeting. i had no doubt what

what is "the picture of dorian gray"? correct. uh, great british coin hunt for $200.n the collection of 26 10 pence coins issued in 2018, "c" is for this national sport. nancy. what's cricket? yes. uh, great british coin hunt for $400. "w" is for this, normally abbreviated "www." jordan. what's the world wide web? right. uh, coin for $600. "s" is for this ancient monument. - evelyn. - what is stonehenge? - good. - inunt, $800. "j" is for one of these special anniversaries. evelyn. what is a jubilee? good. coin hunt, $1,000. answer... [ applause ] and you're in the lead. you got off to a good start. i'll wager $1,000. all right. you'll like this clue, and i'll tell you why in a moment. take a look. finishing up the collection is zed, for this type of place where pedestrians can walk safely across the road. evelyn? what is a... [ beep ] zone? no. what is z-- zebra, as they would say there, or "zeebra." zebra. "zed," i thought, would please you because you're from canada. all right. we're gonna take a break, ladies and gentlemen. back in a moment. ♪ promotional considera

his team has put the spotlight on the post dorian relief effort as of late october., number 23 in that moment. michael jordan, you know? he had number 23. >> oh wow. >> i just checked the go fund me page, it is up $113,000. >> oh wow. >> amazing. >> somebody is thankful. >> touche. >> football will be at the center of many family gatherings. go saints! >> all right, calm down. our cbs sports analyst, bill cowher is here with us. you are watching "cbs this morning," come on back. how do i use better than bouillon? i just add a spoonful to my marinades... ...to stir frys... ...sauces. just whisk it in... ...brush it on... sauté it. it adds a "cooked all day taste" ...that doesn't take all day. better than bouillon. don't just make it. make it better. >>> this is colonel ander, command sergeant major hill. >> this is the 1118 tsv here in >>> we just want to take a moment to pause and say thank you. >> this holiday season, we wish you to gift of health and happiness. happy thanksgiving. happy thanksgiving! many families will be focusing on thanksgiving football today. th

the hurricane dorian made land fall in september.ire area was underwater because of the storm surge. some victims of that flooding wild cows. the storm moved them to an unlikely new pasture. >>> for more than a century, wild horses and cows have roamed seeder island. but when hurricane dorian came ashore, the storm coraled 28 of the island's horses and at least 20 wild cows. they simply disappeared, gone, leaving ronda hunter and her grandchildren heart broken. >> it is cool to see cows on the beach. >> many held out hope they didn't all drown. >> there have been animals living on this island for years and years. they have always found a way to survive. >> months after the storm, three of the cows that were washed away have turned up more than three miles away on another island. the most likely explanation, the cows swam there. pam and her friend hoofed it to the island snapping proof of life photos. >> we have seen the tracks. we toll low the tracks around. mike went up to the top of this mountain and said, i found them! i found the

same period last year, some of the money will go to ship operators, as they recover from hurricane dorian carnival cruise which actually aided in the rebuilding efforts resumed port calls there, largest cruise operator in the world and ceo arnold donald joining us in fox business exclusive, good to see you, arnold, tell us how november and december bookings are looking for you guys? >> as we said at quarterly earnings call, the bookings look great, we are coming off a record year in earnings, we are looking forward to strong earnings this year and with regard to the holidays i think bookings are pretty good. in fact, my wife and i are talking 108 of my relatives on a cruise over new year's and all very excited about it. liz: okay, can i be your relative? >> well, i think a few people are doing it. i think i know some of the relatives but maybe not all of them. [laughter] liz: sudden everybody is coming out of the wood work, carnival princess, all of the cruise lines, let's talk a little bit about the bahamas and what you're seeing there, are you now seeing people venturing to go back in b

el llamado perro milagro, rescatado despuÉs que el huracÁn dorian arrasará con las bahamas, ya tienehablÓ patric glory: hoy voy a estarle enseÑando otra bonita manualidad fiesta es para el dÍa de acciÓn de gracias. bÁrbara: te diremos contra el promedio por familia segÚn estudios que se llevaron a cabo asÍ que te vas a llevar una gran sorpresa.

unos instantes y Él ha podido realizar el movimiento de mano, por cierto lalo, sobre la entrada de dorian abuela para henry martÍn que le puede pegar, estÁ teniendo buen partido arteaga. >> asÍ es, llegando puntual a la marca, evitando las jugadas que trascienden las mismas, no alcanza a llegar de acuerdo a esta buena acciÓn por parte de arteaga. >> ademÁs tiene 1 las luchas mÁs difÍciles que es tratar de frenar a renato ibarra. >> aguilera para guido, memo ochoa, chucho lÓpez, saque de banda para el equipo visitante. >> con chucho lÓpez que le pedÍa que se avivarÁ, animar el balÓn. >> breen lozano iza el esfÉrico, roger martÍnez tiene 1 bicicleta pero se le acabÓ la cancha. >> se le saliÓ la cadena a la bicicleta de martÍnez, pero muy bien intentÁndolo, de lo mÁs visto en esta zona siendo desequilibrante, vamos a ver si el dÍa de hoy tiene esa fortuna y ese valor de hacerlo, ya lo vimos recibiendo pelotas dentro del Área y tratando de disparar a gol. >> aquÍ hay falta clara por parte de aguilar, tarjeta amarilla para lateral mexicano. >> el Árbitro estaba muy concentrado, muy cerca de la

el llamado perro milagro, rescatado despuÉs que el huracÁn dorian arrasará con las bahamas, ya tienenunciante) verizon te da más magia en estas fiestas. ahora con disney+ incluido en todos los planes unlimited desde $35 por línea con llamadas ilimitadas a méxico. la red en la que más gente confía te da más. ♪ patricia: el llamado pedro -- perro milagro tiene una casa luego de que fuera rescatado de las bahamas. lo cuidaron y lo alimentaron. miles de familias demostraron interesadas en adoptar a esta mascota. una historia con un final feliz. gracias. les hablÓ patricia janiot. quÉ descansen! adriana: esta noche nos acercamos a la euro 2020 con espaÑa e italia como grandes favoritos para la roja. alejandro: el tata martino y mÉxico buscan mantener su racha perfecta . adriana: chepo de la >> toluc

one of the latest forecasts her hurricane dorian. the national hurricane center in miami, when they want to inform public of where a hurricane might go they use the cone graphic. the most widely used map to inform people where the hurricane may golf i present these example, presenting a lot of detail in the book so i'm not going to go interest a lot of detail over here. just going to tell you beaut the limitations of the map and it's great to illustrate one principle, if you're visualization design are, which is the followings. what you design is not what people see. what you design is that. that cone. that based on this experimental empirical evidence of observing how people read these map and actually interpret or misinterpret the map we know that many people who live in miami and the other places commonly affected by hurricanes, whenever they see that cone, they see something like that. they see a hurricane growing in size. now, people are not stupid. people are not silly. there's a very good reason why people see an area under th

for that kind introduction and for your terrific leadership the town of dorian.

you're doing so many important things in the bahamas after hurricane dorian. >> we raised $25 million of said. we have seven camps there where we distribute relief. we have a warehouse in miami filled with everything people need. everyone thought it hit the entire bahamas. it's important to let people know it was 100 of about 800 islands. not every part of the bahamas was hit. it's scary for tourism-built economy when it's all over the news how bad the disaster is. most of the bahamas was not hit. >> bethany also has two more tv shows in the work. she was also a guest on shark tank. >> it's cut throat. the network and the production company looked at me like a housewife. they said, you know, these are serious business people. i said, oh, okay. i've been on the couple of a small magazine called "forbes." i might be able to hang. >> bethany celebrated her birth day. monday she turned 49. >> the next birthday is a milestone. will you do something? >> i don't know. i have a slightly younger boyfriend. i might take him for aging therapy. give him grays and wrinkles. >> are you a big holida

lo mismo le pasa a dorian. por eso este viernes negro se va a quedar en casa.y le vamos a devolver 50 dÓlares. y uno no lo envÍa bien. 200 dÓlares. >>> revisÉ las condiciones de los cupones de descuento .. de cierta cantidad. >>> las letras de abajo, tienen los descuentos, es ahÍ donde se agarran. >>> una de las estrategias comunes es inflar el precio de un producto semanas antes ofert consumidor que estÁ ahorrando dinero. >>> yendo directamente a comprar lo que no quiere. dejarse llevar para las estrategias que son inteligentes para que uno compre aunque no lo necesite. y muchas gracias por el privilegio de su tiempo. no se mueva los dejo ahora por exatlÓn en su semana decisiva. buenas noches y gracias. ♪. ♪. >>> ayer en exatlÓn estados unidos se eliminaciÓn tre pi tanto con 4 personas peleando por 2 cupos a la siguiente ronda a primera hora shaila y nicole se enfrentaron a 4 puntos y a ca inicio con buen pie, la maquinita sonrio al final de la jornada li endosÓ una derrota por 4 a 2, que mandÓ a la futbolista

pirates it speaks voter groups in syria and dorian pirates in.speaks volumes about would be a more ality of. about would be a more ality of. syrian land and syrian oil fields the americans will have to leave sudan land and sea and in oil fields the americans will have to leave sooner or later because most of all in fields. because most of the all in fields occupied by the ex allies of the united states cheery encodes by the ex allies of the united states cheery encodes and this will never accept again the bit and this will never accept again the betrayal of a better president to them and therefore they will bring over a better president to them and therefore they will transfer fields sooner or later to transfer fields sooner or later to syria in return for the protection they are receiving from the ledge in return for the protection they are receiving from the legitimate government of syria. trump has said he is ready to fight for the them with the government of syria. trump has said he is ready to fight for the oil with that possibly also includ

he survived for weeks in rubble left behind after hurricane dorian in the bahamas.found, he was deservingly named miracle. fast forward to today, look at that, healthy, happy. he's made a full recovery at a shelter in florida. according to volunteers, miracle has received thousands of adoption requests from across the country. >> more than 10,000 people reached out and wanted to adopt this little miracle dog, and it was just amazing the outpouring of offers to give this little guy a home, and presents were coming in the mail every day with dog beds and toys and it's just amazing. >> that's nice. the remarkable dog is going to be placed with its forever family exclusively on the "today" show this morning. and you can watch that happen right after "today in the bay" at 7:00 a.m. >> how do you choose the perfect family though? >> i don't know. >> we'll find out. >> the rest of the 10,000 people might be able to find other dogs. >> there are a lot in the shelters. >> always. >> nice to see. good day to take the dogs out. >> it will be some great dog walking weather or w

he's from the bahamas and lost nearly everything in hurricane dorian.undme account. since the game donations have jumped from $2,000 to more than 107,000. >> wow. good for him. >>> up next in "the pulse," the picture of president trump going viral. >>> also ahead, the grandmother who texted a thanksgiving invitation to the wrong number who ended up with a lifelong friend. thousands of women with metastatic breast cancer, which is breast cancer that has spread to other parts of the body, are living in the moment and taking ibrance. ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor is for postmenopausal women or for men with hr+/her2- metastatic breast cancer, as the first hormonal based therapy. ibrance plus letrozole significantly delayed disease progression versus letrozole, and shrank tumors in over half of patients. patients taking ibrance can develop low white blood cell counts which may cause serious infections that can lead to death. ibrance may cause severe inflammation of the lungs that can lead to death. tell your doctor right away if you have new or worseni

now, he's from the bahamas, he lost his house and many other things after hurricane dorian in september. the family had a gofundme page, which had 2000 and donations before, and now has over 90,000. it is the eve of thanksgiving. it can only mean one thing, the top five turkeys of 2019. >> >> reporter: a tie for number five, it nails the poor white sox photographers. sergio garcia, not too happy about it. launching the ball over the fence after he was pulled. and, boomer schooner gets a little boost making the turn at oklahoma football. >> and number four a blazers fan thought his team would be the warriors in the western conference final. >> you're out of your mind, blazers in seven any heartbeat. >> as you can see, it's wonderful here in portland. in >> kevin doran line loss last out at the media for speculating he might just leave town. >> come on man, grow up. >> is time for him to be all in. >> he complained about his helmet, and he finally got a ticket out of oakland. >>> o.j. simpson out of prison and trying to clean up his image on social media. >> this should be a lot of fun. >