. >>> from rain to snow which barry burba blanket a large part of the south eastern united states. erousnd one death is being blam o the storm. north carolina's state troopers responded to 500 traffic accidents between midnight and noon. the governors are urging people across the regions to stay inside. >> snow and ice can make the scene outdeou window look like a holiday b't bdar c fooled. this storm is treacherous especially if you try to drive-in it. >> homes have lost power in north carolina. officials expect more outages as long as frozen conditions exist. >>> the storm in the southeast is not having a big effect in bay area travelers. the airport tells us five flights have been cancelled and 105 have been delayed for a variety of reasons. houston is the destination with the most delays right now. you can get the most updated flight information by checking with your airlines. mental health clinicians are planning a five-day strike startistar starting tomorrow. this is a video of the strike 2015, organizers say clinicians will hold rallies across the state including san francis

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major airport habs has rain and a huge area and eastern united states could see light. charlotte, up to foot of snow in sunday. it is expected come down in north carolina and virginia. that is a huge rush of passengers, it looks like the lines are really living. this is a good sign. the departures for most of the morning are on time. that is a good thing. aaa says more people are expected to travel. road traffic could be quite a problem today. ktvu with fox 2 news. >>> today, extra police officers will >> reporter: -- patrol the middle school in santa cruz were a threatening message was found on the bathroom stall at mission hill middle school. the police are not giving details but they want to protect that investigation. they were working with the school district and there is a safety plan for students and staff. >>> the owner of a startup business midmarket neighborhood is calling on police were more patrols after a brutal incident caught on video. >> this is not acceptable by any normal definition. it's not safe. >> extremely disturbing video shows men arguing when o

people have died in weather related incidents after heavy snow fell in parts of the southeast eastern united states the snow course treacherous road conditions that left thousands of homes in north carolina without electricity up to forty six centimeters of snow was measured in west virginia many residents were caught off guard by the sheer amount of snow that fell. if you do has been headed for alexei gave up a prominent song theater and russian rights activist who died over the weekend let's see a vote was a pioneer of human rights during and after the soviet era efforts in recent years were impeded by the kremlin's increasing restrictions on n.g.o.s. the seventy's rock classic book human rhapsody by the band queen has become the most extreme song from the twentieth century boosted by the new food book human rhapsody universal music group says the song has been played on line one point six billion times around the world exceeding the likes of nirvana's smells like teen spirit and sweet child of mine by guns and roses. in the u.s. government employees have experienced a nightmare many office worke

and we like to point out this area has been explored by europeans starting before eastern state first colony. now, the united states, that is 1607. so we have had ex-plowers from 1600s and we're not newest states but not the newest explored parts of south america. we'd like to point out before he got here there are 45 mines and some were pretty productive and some weren't. and this is a there weren't a lot of trees owe papers were saying this is my claim. you can't have it. we're fairly successful for me we had steam boats during the course of 60 years from 1862 to 1916 we had over 100 different steam moats. it would go over to the black canyon to hoover dam. and they are good up and down the river. they can only travel during the daytime because there are no lights out here you can't drive or sail on this river unless you can see where you're going. there is a sandbar and colorado means red river and it's opinion an interesting trip. temperatures 120 in the daytime. cooling down to 105 at night. this is one of the steam boats and the way 179 tons on 80 tons and a lot of times the water was late summer or fa

/san jose "...police believe there are other people involved in the operation in the eastern and sothern united states where the illegal shipments were headed. they say more arests are possible as the investigation continues. in san jose rob fladeboe kron4news a live look a live look outside right a live look outside right now... as we get our first look at the four zone forecast with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: it turned out to be a beautiful day with plenty of sunshine and cool temperatures. rain and snow moved into southern california to make for a stormy there for a day. on the satellite you can see as high pressure is building in to bring a break from the stormy weather. it will be cold tonight with lows in the 30s and 40s with patchy frost. patchy dense fog is also a possibility in some of thinterior vallelys late at night and early tomorrow. highs tomorrow will be slightly warmer and in the 50s and low 60s. it should be a nice weekend but there is a possibility of rain on sunday night and into monday. (catherine) with only days to go until obama-care open enrollment en

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fladeboe jose.police believe there are other people involved in the operation in the eastern and sothern united states where the illegal shipments were headed. they say more arests are possible as the investigation continues. in san jose rob fladeboe kron4news (grant) another big story tonight.... san francisco police make an arrest after a teen is killed in a knife attack. 16-year-old josue (ho-sway) david mejia sanchez died last weekend after police say he was stabbed in the neck. tonight the teen's school is remembering him as a good student and friend.. kron4's dan thorn is live in san francisco tonight with more.. dan? josue's high school principal tells me the teen was a soccer player at the school..he immigrated to t she tells me the school's community is an altar is arranged to remember the life of 16 year old josue sanchez. the student- athlete at san francisco international high school was killed in a knife attack in the ingleside district..sot: his teachers and his counselors who he was very close with said that he was just a really super friendly student who was a really loyal friend.schoo

friday morning, loo the whole entire eastern half of the united states wet.ntinues on friday. now mostly the northeastn part of the united states wet. so it is goingo cause some travel troubles. temperatureshese we're just thinking rain. temperatures are going to be at 50 degrees on thursday, second f half the day wet. friday all day wet but l60s and saturday and sunday we dry out. and we get a little cooler christmas day and christmas eve lookingdry. >> a federal courthouse here in the district is a busy place this morning. take a look, michael flynn, the form a former national curity adviser inside the courthouse here being sentenced for lying to the fbi.a >> and toys everywhere. the toys bound for children everywhere. how your donations made .is possible ( ♪ ) male voice: here we go. (electronic beep) santa: ho, ho, ho, ho, ho, ho, ho! (electronic beep) aldi has everything you need to make magic this holiday season. all at amazingly low prices. save on semi-sweet chocolate morsels. now just $1.29 per bag. (bells jingling) we are waiting to hear what's happ

is the russians and the syrians in the river valley of eastern syria have a tribal outreach program to win people to their side so the united stateses do not have undo influences in eastern syria. this is a complicated situation. the administration including the president of the united states has been involved in making certain they understand clearly that we're not going to stand for them attacking forces where the united states are present and the united states are under fire from forces backed by them. >> i am glad we talked about this. this is a serious situation over there. of course everyone is ready for the holidays here. this takes no holiday. we have to be on guard particularly. general jack king, thank you for being here today. >> good talking to you, dana. >> dana: thank you. who is that? oh, it's me with a black aye. up next the story how i got this ten years ago today. in one of the most memorable moments at the end of george bush's presidency. and facebook commenting on a bug that may of exposed photos you did not share. and followin follow us ... >> dana: join me for a trip down member row lane. ten years ago today,

eastern order. no role for the united states and no role for the european union.elena: what we could could potentially be seeing now is a power struggle. with that in mind, might u.s. troops then decide to stay longer in the country? no date has actually been set for the pullout. markus: difficult to say. trump is rather unpredictable. it might be the case that he is revising his decision. as far as i can see, the overarching goal has been to fight isis in the middle east. and the preference is obviously to leave u.s. forces in iraq and withdrdraw forces frfrom syria. that does mamake sense from m a strategigic point of view. because the seconond goal is to put political pressusure on ira. therefore, a military residence in syria is not desperately needed for the u.s.. helena: the president has always made that very clear. he said it is not about nationbuilding. he has always said that the u.s. are no longer the suckers. that is a direct quote. others need to continue fighting the war. will that work? markus: what we will see is a dominant president assad. there w

atlanta, 26 ° in raleigh, 46 in mexico, cold snap across the country, drive for the eastern half of the united statesl sweep across the country bringing more rain and snow by the end of the week. you see it in the pacific northwest, this is the one we are watching, the system that will be bringing snow to the upper plane states, the one we are paying attention to and we have winter storm advisories, watches and warnings in the next day or two and this is the system that will run into the middle of the country that will bring snow for those folks and we will monitor the earthquake situation through the rest of the morning. in eastern tennessee, it was as far south of atlanta, georgia. >> did you see this. a while meeting in the oval office where donald trump stands firm on his demand for a border wall. >> i will shut down the government if i don't get my wall? >> i will say yes. if we don't get what we want one way or the other whether it is 3 you, the military or anything you want to call it i will shut down the government. rob: is this a sign of things to come with democrats taking control of the ho

be safe out there if you're on the eastern seaboard of the united states. >>> well, checking out thening for stocks we are seeing some marginal gains. the dow slated to open up by 43 points if we hold these gains to the opening bell the nasdaq up by 31 after steep losses the last few days let's brin we have been asking a lot of folks, is there a recession in 2019 what is your take? >> half of ceos expect one in 2019 they are really dismal folks >> are you that dismal >> no. it's -- we can't forecast a recession, right i mean, i think the problem that everyone is bugged with is the expansion can't go on for more than ten years it never has so, something is going to go wrong. >> so, the unprecedented nature of the bull run. but everyone says, bull runs don't die of old age so, what exactly -- >> yellen said that. >> right >> well, we're going to test that >> we could test it. but let's talk about what exactly we see that is constructive why do you feel as though the economy is still able to sustain itself and not go into recession in 2019? >> well, assuming we get past the 16% decline

asylum seekers a whole host of countries oppose it among them australia austria and the united states five eastern european countries are also refusing to sign that including hungry in poland chile is the only latin american nation against it the migration pact is even threatening to bring belgium to a political standstill the ruling party has lost its majority after its largest coalition partner pulled out in protest against support for the migration pact but italy which is one of the main gateways for refugees and migrants into europe is also against the parent a rise in rightwing and populist politics is being blamed for an increase of racist attacks there so we're going to go reports from rome. a rallying call on heard voices for those gathered here it is an anxious time caught in a no man's land they face hostility in a country where nationalism and populism have surged in the past year. activists like andrea who work with refugees and migrants say they have seen the effects face to face and they describe how italy's government has treated those seeking refuge dominated as it is by the rhetor

normally i'm on the air right now usually between 10:00 and midnight here eastern time in the united statese broadcasting around the world, as well to our affiliates around the world. our justice correspondent, crime and justice reporter and brian stelter, senior media correspondent. these are the times that we're in. usually we're reporting on other people who are dealing with situations like this. but never -- not usually a media company. >> this is the last story we'd like to be covering. we would not like to be on the air in this circumstance, don, i'm hoping that my cell phone has enough battery to keep you on the air right now. that's the situation we're in. let's remember we're talking about a called in bomb threat, the threat of numerous bombs. probably a hoax. by some terrible person. let's remember the consequences here. when there are actual mail bombs sent to a number of individuals in october. that person was arrested. similarly within days there were a number of phone calls made to cnn. threatening staffers and that person was arrested in november. so i think it's important to

eastern. tonight france the united kingdom and united states are just safer back trying to spread the syrian nuclear weapons infrastructure. to united states will withdraw aha from the iran nuclear deal. it's hard to be much of this topping and sickening image of the future the two of. starvation is threatening families or among the poorest in the middle east those least capable of surviving. this slaughter by. here in the most brutal way that human history has ever seen. maybe. baby did i did state senate has said that crown prince mama and solomon is responsible for the murder. delegates approved twenty one constitutional revision including. the scrapping of term limits for the president and vice president the supporters saying if the math doesn't. add up i'm many will hear that quote from out of the electorate that read it in luck i think. more than three million venezuelans afloat in one of the biggest migrations in the world today. thousands of central americans skate to violence and poverty forming by been caravans and a massive debt that mexico us border. to the children are in the us separat

. >> my son conor is currently deployed in the middle east as a united states ma middle eastern. -- in want to thank the organization and thank everybody that donated. way for some to give back. gabriel, an air force a in omand his first box. >> one item that really stands out was a small american flag. i think have it. >> for a community who has been tested by natural disasters, today was a reminder there's so much to be thankful for. >> the community is really generous. we're strong and resilient. it's coming together for the greater good. >> surely a lot of people happy. since the organization started they've shipped -- get this -- 16,000 care packages to troops overseas. all right. once again with the weather out there, let's get to drew standing by in the weather senator. >> we're tracking fog dense in spots right now. that led to a dense fog advisor. this will last until 11:00 tomorrow rpg month. it includes solano county and portions of the east bay. look at the visibility. it is reduced in spots down to an eighth of a mile in fairfield, down so zero miles in concord. that will

announced a cross border operation against the y p g the kurdish armed forces in north eastern syria the ally of the united states so we have to see this as related and over recent days what we have seen is the united states trying to reach out to turkey trying to appease turkey even in the words of the u.s. special envoy to syria to address turkey's concerns and one of those concerns is the presence of the y p g the kurdish armed forces which turkey believes is a terrorist organization and the next extension of the outlawed kurdistan workers' party now what does this mean is that this is this a green light from the u.s. president to the turkish president and the turkish military to launch an operation to clear the area from the y.p. jeanne there has still been no response or no reaction from the white p.g. and the syrian democratic forces about these reports at the end of the day this means that the united states is a bounden ng its ally and just a few months ago the y.p. g they were in talks with the damascus government to try to find some sort of an arrangement and those talks collapsed because the united stat

but we know the united states wants to extradite here to the eastern district of new york to face unspecified is not happening in a vacuum. there is a trade war going on between united states and china. and what beijing is trying to figure out is this arrest politically motivated and did the white house know about it when xi jinping and president trump sat down just a few days ago during the g20. if you hear white house advisers speak about it as peter navarro did last night to erin burnett, president trump didn't know about this arrest beforehand. >> the president was unaware of it going into that dinner as were all members of the team and, look, i think what's interesting to observe here is that the fact of the matter is, the reason why we're having such trouble with china and they do stuff like this all the time. they lie, they cheat, they steal, they force technology transfer. so on any given day, there have been actions taken against china over the course of the a administration. >> so look, in china, generally speaking at the upper echelons of got, there's a relation that generally in t

there are more women represented in north and eastern syria than in the united states house of representatives. the turks tell us north and eastern syria, the sirian democratic council is a subentity of the kurds. the turks are lying. let me tell you what the syrian democratic council look like. it looks arab, kurdish, christian, yazidi, it looks circassian. it looks like a man. it looks like a woman. it looks liberal, it looks conservative. it looks you and me. what do we do to get it right? the first thing we could do that wouldn't involve spending a single dime of taxpayer muffin is recognize the right of the syrian democratic council to exist as an independent subentity of a greater syria. mr. president, you could do this with one tweet. again i'm not advocating on behalf of an independent nation in north and eastern syrian, but on behalf of a syrian nation that shares values on what the leaders in this land that have undergone so much tragedy, so much die, so much rape have suffered through to begin. instead we shape our policy of what the -- what might the turks do? what might the irania

is we might be seeing even the end of the set than a process here that would draw of the united states from eastern syria might actually lead to the collapse of the us than a process of the bass two years of breakdown between turkey and russia as there's very little and now it's even even the agreement on edler as cinema was actually mentioning could actually collapse also because so you could see fighting there we very much i mean that that possibility is in fact rising right now because when the americans pull out from syria i think we might be seeing the sort of conflict between all these parties because the likelihood of conflict between these parties will increase with the departure of the americans one final point what do you make of trump statements saudi arabia's going to pay to rebuild syria i don't buy that this is nonsense for me he is talking mainly to his domestic audience i don't think the saudis will be actually being for the rebuilding of syria merely because syria is lost to iran and russia and i don't see how saudi arabia is going to help the russians and the iranians of syria so

in that i think is evident from a real look at what the united states is doing on stabilization now, the current approach on the ground in eastern syriai is a tacit acceptance that the united states' goal of a meaningful political transition is never going to happen, and that the u.s. is essentially acquiescing eventuals reacquisition of control over these territories, and thereby if not creating a self of filling prophecy, at least sort of enabling one. whereou know, if that is the united states is in a cold-eyed assessment of the future of syria, then it's policy does not match its an assessment. so either it has some other assessment by which a meaningful political transition can be achieved, in which case it shouldshare that, or it have a policy that is in line with its own realistic assessment of the situation. which gets back to the point and made earlier, the fact we have policy goals but we don't have a strategy. you are correct to say the e.u. also doesn't have a strategy. therefore, in this reactive mode, seeing assad with tremendous russian and iranian support reacquire control over most populated areas of the country

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will move towards further cuts in strategic and conventional arsenals of both the united states, the soviet union, the eastern bloc, and nato. i will preserve our technological edge, including strategic defense. [cheering] a priority, ban chemical and biological weapons from the face of the earth. that will be a priority. [cheering] >> i intend to speak for freedom, stand for freedom, be a patient friend to anyone, east or west, who will fight for freedom. it seems to me, that the presidency provides an incomparable opportunity for gentle persuasion. and i hope to stand for a new harmony, a greater tolerance. we have come far, but i think we need a new harmony among the races in our country. we are on a journey into a new century. we've got to leave the tired old baggage of bigotry behind. [cheering] [applause] >> some people who are prosperity have forgotten what it is for. they diminish our triumph, and when they act as if wealth is an an end in itself. there are those who have dropped their standards, as if ethics was too heavy and slow their rise to the top. there is greed on wall street's, -- there is gr

united states. there is no degree on being president. it is a learning curve. >> host: watch booktv on c-span2. tonight at 8:00 eastern conversations with three retiring members of congress, democratic senator claire mccaskill and republican representative mark sanford and dana robot are discussed losing reelection bid then reflect on their time in congress. >> a positive thing in government. i make the joke imagine if they are wheeling you in and the nurse says i have really good news for you, the surgeon has never done this before. that, back it up. in government now that is exactly what people once. they want people running for office that have never been around government because they've become so cynical that anyone who has chosen this for a career is not for them. >> what i would say, this was part of the blessing of having a second chance after blowing myself up in 2009, i have seen and experienced firsthand people grace which is god's grace. that is an incredibly humbling journey to walk particularly in a public venue. >> the bolshevik billionaires, i probably stepped on their toes a number of times over the y

congressional commission to conduct an undercover investigation of class conditions for eastern europeans bound for the united states. that summer, several members of congress, along with their wives , and staff, sailed to europe to interview port agents and examine villages populated by immigrants. a few months later, columbia university's crew measured the heads and bodies of schoolchildren in new york city. meanwhile, in johnstown, san francisco, duluth, new york, fresno, and beyond, researchers, many of them, half of them women looked at living conditions and schools. in many areas, women and men went undercover in boarding houses and bordellos to explore the murky world of white slavery , what we would now call sex trafficking. they were part of this billingham commission, the subject of my recent book. in it, i do examine the largest study of immigrants ever conducted in american history. billingham commission of 1907 through 1911. the joint congressional commission had nine appointed members, three senators, three congressmen, and three experts who were appointed by president theodore roosevelt. it does repor

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or just about one pm eastern time here in the united states of course of these amendments are very much focused on clarifying the various parts of the resolution specifying that this does not preclude the u.s. military from going after the fighters or after non-state actors if it deems that it's necessary in order to protect the u.s. is national security but this would if it does pass send a very important message not just to the trumpet ministration but also to countries overseas that there are consequences for carrying out policies that inadvertently harm civilians in particular or perhaps involve the violation of civil rights or human rights of any number of persons no matter where they happen to be no matter what they happen to do for a living. i'm quite significant isn't it that this is getting more bipod bipartisan support this time around which is not what we've seen in the pos where we've seen republican senators pretty much getting in line behind the trumpet ministration on a number of issues. there is a growing realization among both republicans and democrats that what the uni

right before the 3:00 hour here in the united states eastern time. it was able to recoup a little bit there. if you go to the year-to-date chart, you can see how far it has fallen ever since the early part of october. shares have fallen by nearly 50% since then. thatrms of the stake nvidia is getting, $3 billion. you might think that's a lot of money. sellftbank have decided to in the early part of october when shares were up their record high, they could've taken in $7 billion there. they are on track to get back what they put in. one saving grace here, softbank has a collar trade which protects the company from any major fall. if the exercise that, they could get $6 billion. major corporate story, tencent music listing on wednesday. this coming at a time when tencent is not doing great. >> not really. that is extending into the storyline here for tencent music. there are a whole slew of negatives that are happening right now. one is a lawsuit. another is a share price of one of its peers, spotify. another is current market sentiment. let's take a l

united states. criminals, unknown middle easterners are mixed in.ave alerted border patrol and the military this is a national emergency. the dhs spokesperson tweeted they can confirm there are individuals within the caravan who are gang members or have significant criminal histories. dhs did say that 17,000 criminals were caught at the border last year but notably nothing about terrorists in the caravan. dhs tweeted citizensh of countrs outside south america are currently traveling through mexico towards the u.s. crucially not in the caravan but somewhere in mexico. no evidence provided evidence that they had terror ties. that's a major difference. the president can make many arguments for a border wall but has completed a claim about a terror threat that the agency responsible for protecting the u.s. homeland from terrorism has not backed up. >> not backed up by the facts. even the president entitled to his opinion -- we have our guests to talk about all of this. look, guys, jim laid out really important facts. you cannot disspute those. here is a

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the why fiji has all those ruffins of course right now can the united states seem to be on the same page especially regarding the eastern side of the euphrates river and turkey has been saying that they are going to conduct a military operation over there now the question comes up sammy because united states has been the protector of the y.p. g. in the region saying that they are very good fighters against the eisel in the region. and turkey now wonders who is going to be protecting the wife or will the united states really give up on the wife e.g. now it is a question and we are seeing that there are some movements around which is on which turkey and united states have an agreement as you have said you know we have been hearing the turkish than the state media reporting that bashar assad forces. members but our friends in the region have been talking to the activists and local sources in the field the activists claim that the. assad army members have already been there since two thousand and seventeen when why b.g. was actually. having having some troubles when turkey has threatened to attack the area so only other han

exacerbated by iranian weapons has made it more difficult for the united states to pursue its counterterrorism goals mostly in the eastern and southern parts of yemen. senator booker: how would you characterize the current power relates in yemen as it to the threats to the united states? henzel: aqap remains active in ungoverned spaces in eastern southern yemen. the u.s. is engaged with its counterterrorism partners including the uae and saudi arabia to push back on that threat. there have been a number of notable successes over the past year or so including the killing of an important leader of al qaeda. this is an effort that the administration will continue but bringing about his ossetian of hostilities for the other ,onflict in yemen, the huti war and the establishment of an interim government that can better control yemeni territory will certainly make the counterterrorism struggle easier for the u.s. to succeed at. corker:cowan -- senator i am sure you have heard from my colleagues about the bipartisan concern about the god-awful realities on the ground. you maye for me and have said this already but can you make i

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tonight at 9:00 eastern daylight time, the president of the united states will address the nation one number of people who have been standing by to watch the various television networks. most here out of curiosity and concern. >> only the cbs crew now is to be in this room during this. only the crew. no -- there will be no picture. >> just a few moments. we have 40 seconds to go now. the president has taken his place at the table in the white house where he's going to speak. >> good evening. this is the 37th time i have spoken to you from this office, where so many decisions have been made that shape the history of this nation. throughout the long and difficult period of watergate, i have felt it was my duty to persevere, to make every possible effort to complete the term of office to which you elected me. but as president, i must put the interests of america first. therefore, i shall resign the presidency effective at noon tomorrow. vice-president ford will be sworn in as president at that hour in this office. >> when you weigh what happened against the potential of president nixon,

have the sanctions that are in place still together with the united states work if you look at what putin is doing in ukraine crimea eastern ukraine right on the border of the european union that many say no it has not worked so what's the point of having new sanctions especially that the e.u. can't really hope for the new round of sanctions working without the united states in the signals from the u.s. to get on board with new sanctions aren't very strong to say the least at the moment but don't notice the e.u. council president arriving here at the g. twenty summit at the beginning did say he expects a rollover of the already existing e.u. sanctions against russia. thank you the g. twenty summit is the first international diplomatic test for the saudi crown prince mohammed here we are in. it we are going since the murder of the saudi journalist jamal khashoggi in turkey back in october much of the world believes that the crown prince ordered that killing some leaders have distanced themselves from the prince namely and you're going to see that just a second turkish president ever to watch it did not go unnoticed today wh

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he knew if the united states danced on the grave of the eastern bloc, gorbachev would be overthrown immediately. he knew he needed a partner in gorbachev. what he did was he got a sense that gorbachev needed trade credits from the united states. he needed to give gorbachev something in return for gorbachev moving away from the cold war. that bush did on his own. nobody had to tell george bush he had to do it. it was intrinsic. the second thing he did, he understood that germany wanted to reunify. he was the only leader of a major power in the west willing to see germany reunify. one other thing, when kole, who was chancellor of germany, wanted to be in nato, he was there with him. >> i'm going to throw it back to wolf. >> thanks, jake. >>> coming up we will speak to president bush's 41st -- president bush 41st, george h.w. bush, his defense secretary, dick cheney, who went on to serve as vice president under president bush. he remembers george herbert walker bush well. he will join us as our special coverage of the state funeral continues. stay with us. ♪ ♪ [upbeat music] you wouldn't feel good

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eastern standard time she faces extradition to the united states as part of a broader effort by the u.s. to see whether or not huawei violated iranian sanctions the canadian authorities have been sharing few details so far the chinese foreign ministry also has said that neither the u.s. nor canada has provided beijing with evidence that meng had broken any law this arrest threatens to hamper the trade talks between the u.s. and china, mainly because here it's being viewed as a political decision however white house officials overnight had said that president trump was not aware of the arrest of meng before he went to negotiations with president xi jinping while meng is away, the chairman, liang hua, as acting cfo. the company has been doing everything it can to convince suppliers and customers that it's business as usual so the company issued a letter today to its global suppliers saying the u.s. move was against the spirit of free economy and fair competition it also went on to say regardless of how unreasonable the u.s.'s approach becomes, the partnerships we have with our global supp

united kingdom. for that matters, other tensions in italy and france and eastern europe. how about the united statesk city with our first word news, here is viviana. >> some relief for u.s. farmers from china. soybeans or the poster child for the trade dispute between the two countries. soybeans. buying the tensions are getting worse between china and canada. chinese officials are now questioning a second canadian national for what are called suspected state activities harming journey. all of this coming after canada arrested the cfo of china's huawei at the request of the trump administration. she could be extradited to the u.s. michael cohen will reveal publicly what he knows about his former client. his lawyer says that will not happen until after special counsel robert mueller's investigation is complete. a federal judge's sentencing him to three years in prison on a number of charges. pelosi,se speaker nancy or soon to be u.s. house speaker is a short she will have the votes to become speaker in january. results like promising to stay in the position no more than four years. global news, 24 hou