let's go over live to my colleague david eades, who is in westminster.es, thank you very much, it is still dark here, how appropriate is that for westminster? we have so little clarity as to where this goes next. as you pointed out, theresa may took on all colours in the commons in the course of the marathon session on thursday morning from all ends of the spectrum as well in terms of brexit, those who wa nt to well in terms of brexit, those who want to stay, those who absolutely wa nt to want to stay, those who absolutely want to get out, and it wasn'tjust a barrage of criticism of this deal, it was by and large are ready acknowledgement that they wouldn't just criticise it, they would reject. and yet, for all that, she came out at the end of the day and saidi came out at the end of the day and said i am sticking to the task, this is the option, it is the best option and there is no alternative. with a little warning as well, victoria, of a brave and uncertain path ahead if this were to be rejected. carolyn rigby brings you up—to—date on a dramatic day

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. >> one of the books i remember "eading was "dear beth. i'm sure you've read it well -- as well. what was your take away about their relationship? your grandfather followed that with your grandmother as a young child and never loved anyone else. >> he was six and she was five. my great-grandmother truman had taken him to the presbyterian sunday school, although they were baptists. it was closer to home. my grandfather to the end of his life remembered that day, remembered standing outside the classroom and seeing a little blonde girl. he fell in love right there and never looked at anybody else that we know. they had a great relationship. letters, i wrote a companion book in 2011. the truman library owns 1361 letters that my grandfather wrote to my grandmother between 1910 and 1955. her herbert to -- are return letters saved? >> no. she burned her letters to him. he stopped her and said, what you doing? she probably said something like, you have read them. said, think of history. she said, i have. and kept burning. she knew what would happen to them. she missed 184 of them. she s

direct negotiations under the auspices of the personal envoy of the secretary-general can .ead to a lasting political mediation resolving the conflict will unlock greater regional cooperation. as you just heard, we have our hands full with the region's many conflicts and ongoing crises. yet we cannot neglect their broader trends that will shape our engagement in the middle east for years to come. there are two things in particular to which i pay attention.close the first is that slow, methodical and renewed effort of other external powers vying for influence in the region. the president's national security strategy identifies an in iraq of competition emerging. of thedle east is one prime arenas of that competition as it has been historically. russia seeks to undermine political influence in the institution of national order worldwide. the middle east is no exception. russian intervention in syria saved the assad regime from near defeat. we do seek common ground with russia to end the conflict and advance the goal of a syria freed from the presence of iranian proxies, security forces. those

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to buy all sorts of holiday-themed drinks including peppermint mocha, and to white chocolate mocha ead ginger latte. customers that use it after 2:00 p.m. will g 50 cents off their drink order. they make me happy. november is herend that means the start of the holiday season, leaves falling off the trees, and the air is starting to cool down. >> today notwithstanding, but yes. a lot of youre goio start turning on the he. you know how much that can cost you when theill comes. susan is working with you on tips on how to keep the cool air out of your home. >> we're in a home that was built in 1940. youut up some what? >> two-sided tape and i'm going to install plastic over the top of it. >> is lhere a of wind that comes through? >> yes, wind comes through and al putting the plastic over the windows willl sea it to where it will help. >> you can seal up all the windows just like this. i'm assuming it costs very little tobuy. you can buy it at any store, right? >> lowe's, home depot. >> so you sea the windows, how do you do the final seal? with the hair dryer? >> yes. >> does this shrink w

so if you are looking ead ere t on and off and potentially bad at some spots. the resorts are excited and at this moment they are assessing the openings that they have as far as those runs are concerned and they might be opening new ones. tonight there is another system that's headed this way. that means cooler temperatures behind it as well as lots of snow. so who knows what those totals will be by the time sunday rolls around? that's going to be the best day to ski. at stateline, emily turner, kpix 5. >>> breaking news. marriott says that hackers may have stolen the personal information of 500 million guests. that includes customers who stayed at the sheraton, the westin and the w. according to business insider, the security breach affects customers who booked hotels on or before september 10th. and marriott says that it is taking measures to investigate. >>> this morning, we have learned the final suspect in a brutal bar fight in napa turned himself in. police say james faulkenberry was one of two men who beat a woman unconscious earlier this month. a securi

so for the weekend, we'll see a return of chges ead weekend do have the chance to see some tein around lit ra likelar a better idea o the timing of hazy sunshine through friday. then for the weekend we'll have that return of onshore flow and that means better air quality so saturday we are looking at from unhealthy air quality today, thursday, friday, to moderate air quality on saturday. and then rain chances howe travel to the north bay this morning. it is northbound 101 out of petaluma into cotati. big rig accident that overturned. it caught on fire and started a small brush fire on the right shoulder north 101 past petaluma boulevard north. all lanes are closed. the fire may be out. but there is a lot of activity including tow crews trying up to right the big rig. chp working on opening the right shoulder. there's a large right shoulder to hopefully let traffic get through there. in the meantime, you're being diverted off at west railroad avenue. your alternates old redwood highway north or stony point road. full freeway closure from lark avenue to los gatos saratoga road due to ove

. >> principal officers,ke eads of departments have to be senate confirmed and founders put that in for a reason because you don't want the president's lackey important role. an >> reporter: justice department ethics lawyers will advice whittaker whether he should recuse from the russia investigati but there is no sign he intends to. pete williams, nbc news, washington. >>> tonight suprem court justice ruth ginsburg is hospitalized after suffering a nasty fall in her office. andrea mitchell has details. >> reporter: she's the rock star of supreme -yeart justices, 85r-old rbg. liberal icon, star of the screen, stage and opera, not at a ceremony for justice falling in her office yesterday. feeling discomfort and hospitalized, tests showing she broke he three ribs oleft side and staying for observation. he she had surgery for lon cancer, pancreas cancer, two broken ribs, a heart procedure, all without missing a day at the court in 25 years. >> she's tiny and looks frail but she's very strong. >> eporter: her twice a week workout, stephen colbert tried to keep up. >> i'm cramping. i'm worki

right now, she has a ten-point ead over the democrat, mike espy. this race gripped the nation in part after hyde-smith praised a supporteing she would, quote, attend a public hanging if he invited her. smith apologized f that remark. and last night, president trump held a campaign rally on her behalf. this winep giveslicans a 53-47 seat advantage in the senate next year. >>> now, a new explanation for today's activeer sho scare. iopper 4 flew over walter reed medical center bethesda as people walked out of there with their hands in the air. >> as you can imagine, this was a frightening and confusing. orde a false alert triggered a massive response this afternoon at the facility's building 19. our jackie benn spoke to a maryland congressman who was inside and thought it was an s activeoter situation. >> reporter: montgomery county police, who sent dozens of hnits to the sere, say they did not know that this was a drill or a false alarm fear and concern on the campus of walter reed national military medical center in bethesda. >> this is an emergency

we start with lisa blatt, who heads up -- [applause] up arnold &eads porter's supreme court practice. sometimes a superstar is just a superstar. lisa is a superstar among superstars. she has argued more cases at the supreme court than any other woman, and she has won 94% of her cases, which is a remarkable record. welcome, lisa. [applause] next up we have in gergen short -- ian gershengorn. fantasticd such positions as acting solicitor general of the united states for the obama administration and with over 12 oral arguments under his belt is ready to compete today. welcome, ian. [applause] and last, but definitely not least, charles rothfeld. charles is special counsel at mayer brown. he has worked on over 200 supreme court cases in his career, and he is often hailed as someone who is 12 moves above everybody else. he literally wrote the book on federal appellate practice and i brought it for him to sign. welcome, charles. [applause] >> all right, and for team madison, come on out. team madison. [laughter] come on down. here they come. so, first up -- he's going to charge his phone. c

i‘m david eades at westminster, where teresa may is adamant she will stick to the task.3 are known to have died. two former leaders of the khmer rouge in cambodia are convicted of genocide for the mass murder of ethnic minorities. taking a pounding. sterling suffers its biggest sell—off in more than two years, as political turmoil puts the uk‘s brexit deal in doubt i‘ll be speaking to a top trade lawyer about that draft

market and to stay there greed eades brain that is a saying for behavior like this among traders we get in that's true well what else is happening on the trading floors on this last trading day of the week is there any reaction to the federal reserve's decision. yes clearly the markets are pricing in interest rate hike number four in the united states this year which is supposed to happen in december now the big question among traders is what will happen next year two maybe three rate hikes that's of course uncertainty and uncertainty which is driving trading today look at this the german dax very undecided on this very last trading day of the week on our bows and in frankfurt thank you. well here's something to make your mouth water saffron stern's results. go delicious gold. plate goes great with the seafood and even desserts grows in the sufferance crocus flour which is very rare and only cultivated in a very few countries greece is one of them and suffer some people there to get through the economic crisis. saffron only grows for a few weeks in autumn the spices extracted from three

david eades is at westminster for us. you were listening in on that talk radio show. questions from viewers up and down the country. what was the general feeling we got from that talk radio show segment? in a way it's difficult, because what we heard we re very difficult, because what we heard were very specific problems that individuals based. it might have been about what will happen to my medical supplies when we hit brexit? will i still get what i need for treatment press, there's a big northern ireland question that came up. people wanted to note from northern ireland, what position are we going to be left with? that is like picking through all the details of the difficult then to get an overall picture. i think what is also interesting at this stage, i mean look at the european markets already. they are taking on oxygen and taking on water but not moving very much after the breathless rush of events of thursday. this is a bit more of a calmer uncertainty, a reflection for the moment. politically as well as for businesses, as to what will happen next. that may we

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. >> the fight over a girlveay ead to the death of a young man. 20-year-old randall francis was shoter getting into an argument with a woman inside a store yesterday afternoon. francis was a valedictorian and recent graduate of high school. another man was also shot and expected to recover. coming up, justin finch will have a live report of what mayor bowser is doing today to reassure people that the streets are safe. >> there's three new cases of a dangerous virus confirmed on the university of maryl.d camp the adenovirus is partly student's for a death this month. none of the new cases is as serious and none of the affected students have had to go to the hospital. they said in a letter toye students erday, there's no obvious link between enovirus and mold found in some on campus do ds. sheied from complications from the virus a couple of weeks ago. she's in her freshman year. >> we're hearing from the wife of a virginia police officer killed in the line of duty over the weekend. hunter edwards was respondg to a call when he lost control of his patrol car and slammed into a tree. >>

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executive larry colt tried to put the market at eads, he was talking about company's troubled power divisionion is close to market. that didn't ease the market at all, suggesting aways to go before it hits bottom. ge shares at 7.96. it hasn't had intraday low below 8 bucks for how long? nine years. want to mention oil very quickly, charles. it is interesting we started news with opec said, guess what, we'll put in production cuts because there is global glut of oil. prices started to go up. president trump weighed in a short time ago, saying opec, don't do that. stupid move that pushed prices down a little bit. below 60 bucks at 59.78. there is no doubt, charles, we talked about this a lot. there is a glut of oil. if opec cuts back as it says it will do, that may put upward pressure on price of oil. it raises a question, if there is not enough demand out there which suggests a slowing down off the global economy as well. back to you. charles: big questions, still not answered. ashley webster. thank you very much. >> my pleasure, thank you, charles. >> apple's stock took a turn for the worst

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put that number in your ead. you get that on the docket and you'll be ok. trillion-plus dollars for infrastructure. that's an important number to realize as well. but in the course of your visiting that rule of law is crucial. now, let me get to some of the specific, and i will leave you, because i know you got to do your important work. do you not? i do want to say to you that we are blessed in the congressional black caucus to have elected at least six new c.b.c. members, many of whom represent majority, majority districts. meaning they are districts that are mostly caucasian and texas anglo. we're proud of that. what we always said, the congressional black caucus is the conscience but we are representing america. don't diminish us. our constituents are a wide array of individuals, and we seek to find common ground to represent them in the appropriate manner. it does not mean because i am ancestrally connected to slaves that i cannot represent people from all backgrounds. i think you have had represented from all backgrounds before. you must insist on tha

i think that is also another ead wind that the -- that will slow the growth rate in the u.s.iven all the reasons there as to why the fed should not be hiking interest ates, haven't you? rajeev: at least considering pausing. i think they will hike in december and will probably hike a couple times next year but not to the extent that the market was thinking some time ago or even that the fed was signaling. they were really signaling they were going on this program of 25 basis points per quarter and i think markets reacted badly to that especially in early october when power said, you know, they're far away from neutral. now they've backtracked on that and the markets have been quite ositive off that backtracking. rishaad: add to that a housing market in the u.s. which is by all accounts at the moment teetering if not actually facing going down and down quite a bit here. could the federal reserve be in danger of making a colossal mistake? rajeev: if they continue the automatic program of regular hikes throughout next year, there would be a risk of a mistake. another hike in dece

eaded to d.c. a little bit later this morning. a holiday showdown inersey has people wondering is there too much -- is too much christmas spirit? a house is turned into a dazzling spectacle. 70,000 lights. some town officials say the crowds and the traffic are a dangerous nuisance, so they are demanding he pay the town 2,000 bucks a night for security and on top of that $750 a night so that a s ttle bus can bring people to the display. he started an online ndraiser, but says his show will go on this weekend even if he has to foot that bill. >> wow. he is committed to christmas spirit there. >>> how about a little morning boost. here we go. pope francis made a little boy's day and taughts a lesson about the meaning of freedom. during the pope's weekly audience at the vatican a boy walked up on stage and stole the spotligh he sort of wandered around curiously until his mom pulled m away. when francis pulled the microphone he said the boys hearing and speech impaired and told the crowd the boy has hink heng that made me is free and i

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our put in place the means to divert them or eliminate their threatening object when it's observed eading in our direction. another common issue, protecting space assets from orbital debris which is basically a manmade minefield in space. we rely on our space-based assets for defense, for science, for farming, for a huge portion of our commerce and even navigating the car to the local market. there are many other plans to use new satellite constellations for helping an increased number of people and thus we will be expanding, hopefully, the observing and monitoring of what's going on in the planet for the benefit of the people of the planet. but none of these uses of space will ever be put to work for bettering our lives unless we deal with the debris issue. if we are not protecting our space-based assets, we are risking our future, our way of life, our security, and our prosperity. i am sorry we did not get this done, it was a bipartisan effort, we just didn't get that among all the things we were working on this congress. but i hope the next congress will succeed and will focus on those

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