many thanks once again, ed thomas, special correspondent, with three special reports this week. nights, on knife crime and gun crime, you can find them on our website at bbc.co.uk/ten. president trump is to start his first official tour to asia tomorrow, and he's due to visitjapan, south korea and china, before attending a regional summit in vietnam. the agenda will be dominated by the risk of conflict over north korea's nuclear weapons programme. that crisis highlights an underlying struggle for strategic dominance in asia, between the united states and china, as our china editor carrie gracie reports. a game where the past is america but the future may be china. big stars are moving here for the money and the eyeballs. there are almost as many chinese shooting hoops as there are americans on the planet. translation: the united states is still the one to beat and it will take china time to catch up but basketball is our national sport now and you can play anywhere. the rules of basketball are one thing, but the rules of the global power club are another. china's resisted americ

(ed) thomas started hot with two birdies. ame four birdies in five holes, heading into the turn. (commentator) look where he's aiming this putt here on five, this is justin thomas. (justin) five was one of those almost putt-putt like putts. (crowd roars) (joe) come on! (justin) that was beyond a bonus for that one to go in. (commentator) this is for a share of the lead. that looks pretty good. that looks really good! justin thomas vaults to the top. (justin) that putt on nine, that's kinda when i knew i was really, really feeling it. (ed) and down the stretch came a birdie on 15... oh, come on. be as good as you look. and i had just an awesome tee shot there, i felt like that was probably one of my better swings of the week. (commentator) wow. unbelievable 3-wood. (ed) ...and another birdie on 17. seventeen's one of the harder holes out the. it was another one of those things that just, the putter was feeling good and i got it start oin and it just went right in the back. (commentator) supposed to break a little bit to the rig

(ed) thomas started hot with two birdies. ame four birdies in five holes, heading into the turn. (commentator) look where he's aiming this putt here on five, this is justin thomas. (justin) five was one of those almost putt-putt like putts. (crowd roars) (joe) come on! (justin) that was beyond a bonus for that one to go in. (commentator) this is for a share of the lead. that looks pretty good. that looks really good! justin thomas vaults to the top. (justin) that putt on nine, that's kinda when i knew i was really, really feeling it. (ed) and down the stretch came a birdie on 15... oh, come on. be as good as you look. and i had just an awesome tee shot there, i felt like that was probably one of my better swings of the week. (commentator) wow. unbelievable 3-wood. seventeen's one of the harder holes out the. it was another one of those things that just, the putter was feeling good and i got it start oin and it just went right in the back. (commentator) supposed to break a little bit to the right, and he made it! justin thomas

our special correspondent, ed thomas, has been investigating the effect of gun crime on people‘s livescent caught in the cross fire. it was like a bang, ijumped out of my sleep. that‘s no way to live, man. the mother whose child was murdered. part of me‘s gone, a part of me died on that day. we face the people who carry guns. is that loaded? of course it‘s loaded. this was london last saturday, a club night, and you‘re about to see a semi—automatic weapon being fired. gunfire first, the shock... then the panic. and the lights come on. on the floor is mr elliott, he‘s been shot and his belt is now a tourniquet, and he‘s holding on for his life. now he cannot walk and cannot forget. i was so close to my life taking away, do you know what i mean. a machine gun, man. so many shots in a small place. no, man, this is reality. you understand ? your life can just be taken away, just like that. you don‘t have to have no beef with no—one. you can‘t even be walking to the car and not lose a life. these things ruin people lives. it does. who are not involved. from night attacks to the day.

. >> reporter: op-ed columnist thomas friedman interviewed governor jerry brown before a packed roomt the metreon. this is the first "new york times" climate tech summit. to many here, brown is a hero who has been taking on the president on climate change. the governor says california is currently at nearly 50% renewable energy. 100% by 2040 is not out of the question. >> california is actively pursuing an energy policy that we can sustain in the face of federal opposition. >> ban fracking now. >> reporter: but to the environmental activists who protested outside, brown is a hypocrite, mainly because of his refusal to ban fracking, the controversial form of oil extraction. >> he's talking out of both sides of his mouth. the funny thing is everybody is for clean energy and renewable energy, but governor brown has not yet shown the courage and resolve to take on the fossil fuel industry. >> reporter: fracking didn't come up when brown was onstage. instead the focus was on the future. the governor will host world leaders for a global warming summit next year. he also wants to come up wi

. >> reporter: op-ed columnist thomas friedman interviewed governor jerry brown before a packed roomst "new york times" climate tech summit. to many here, brown is a hero who has been taking on the president on climate change. the governor says california is currently at nearly 50% renewable energy. 100% by 2040 is not out of the question. >> california is actively pursuing an energy policy that we can sustain in the face of federal opposition. >> ban fracking now. >> reporter: but to the environmental activists who protested outside, brown is a hypocrite, mainly because of his refusal to ban fracking, the controversial form of oil extraction. >> he's talking out of both sides of his mouth. the funny thing is everybody is for clean energy and renewable energy, but governor brown has not yet shown the courage and resolve to take on the fossil fuel industry. >> reporter: fracking didn't come up when brown was onstage. instead the focus was on the future. the governor will host world leaders for a global warming summit next year. he also wants to come up with a forest management plan. >

ed westwick. >>> columnist thomas freeman says saudi arabia is having its he plans major anti-corruption drive hey saudi businessmen were arre arrested. >>> britain's "independent" reports pollution from lights is surging at an alarming light. nasa shows nighttime lights on earth. from 2012 to 2016, the surface that is artificially lit grew by 19%. they say it could impact our sleep and also affect animals. >>> "washington post" report as growing number of americans are leerning their desks to become farmers. farmers age 25 to 34 grew. it's only the second time in the last century that farmers under 35 have increased in number. 69% of these young farmers have college families. >> this is what you were -- >> yeah. i almost went to costa rica to surf and farm. >>> all right. an american military pilot was murdered and his wife left the country. ahead, his brother takes to a search on brazil to search for the killer and have her sent back to the u.s. you're watching "cbs this morning." paying less for my medicare? i'm open to that. lower premiums? extra benefits? it's open enrollment. time to open t

those two states with a better feel for street level politics than our guests you saw joe thomas on the news with ed schultz following the violent confrontations and charlottesville during which joe got pepper sprayed by both sides joe does mornings and see bill one i was seven five and i am twelve sixteen you c.h.b. and eric scott is vice president of news for a town square meeting in new jersey he coordinates news coverage on station statewide from new jersey want to one five in trenton where each month eric host chris christie's ask the governor calling show and after tuesday you both probably just want to exhale so i appreciate your time erick in virginia the lieutenant governor won the governor's race in new jersey and yours lost how big a surprise was that. i know there was a surprise at all in that you know from the very beginning of this race the interest was incredibly low the polls had easily a twelve fourteen sixteen point gap we were told by him go down all the time a good authorial candidate at the end that that gap was closing that internal polls were showing that it was a single digit

the 2017 murder rate is project ed to be 2.5% lower than last year and america's 30 largest cities here to discuss this is share ill thomasodgkin s of bristol county, massachusetts. thanks for joining. >> thanks for having me charles. >> charles: today we saw attorney general jeff sessions in front of a panel in washington d.c. and they started the conversation off with the remarkable gains that we've made in this country with respect to crime fighting and that was one of the central tenants of president trump's campaign and i know that sheriffs around the country rallied around him in part because he was going to allow you guys to do your job. has he lived up to that so far? >> sheriff: boy there's no question about it charles. look, the president has from the very beginning said he's squarely behind law enforcement. he's fairly essentially giving us both hands back where in the previous administration we were trying to protect our citizens with one hand tied behind our back, and i think law enforcement is so motivated right now and he's squarely behind us with regards to insisting that the laws of this country be upheld

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thomas introduced the time zone idea. >> so i originally in 2014 drafted an op-ed and i assumed it would impress my wife and my parents anduld be the end of it. as for today, i'm really happy we had a great 9-1 vote. >> we look at this as a start of a larger conversation across the eastern time zone and perhaps the nation. >> the proposal heads here to the state legislate. will it proceed? time will tell. >> it's interesting my son asked me a couple days ago, my 8-year-old why we do it. i don't know if my answer was good enough. i talked to him about farmers and how they had work to do. mom se fr mommy is from kansas. >> it sounds like you do what a lot of parents do. make it up. >> we're going to take you to the small nation smack dab in the middle of the desert in the u.s. >> and it's the parade everyone looks forward to all year long. we'll have a preview of what you can expect at this year's macy's can expect at this year's macy's thanksgiving day parade. having moderate to severe plaque psoriasis is not always easy. can expect at this year's macy's thanksgiving day parade. it's a long-distance run. and you have the d

ed gillespie to say i would tolerate anyone hurting a child is despicable. fox news morning starts right now. first day of the month. airport erin watching roads and michael thomasther. >> happy november. unlike the end of october, which ended sunny and bright, we'll have more clouds in the sky today. can't rule out" shower. we'll track all of that for you coming up. >> and crash alert right shoulder blocked on northbound side of 395 as you get to 14 street bridge. we'll take a closer look at that and rest of the droyv next. >> we'll check back in a few. 5:31 is the time now. a deadly terror attack in new york city. >> they want to know why they plowed down several people in a pickup truck on a bike path yesterday sgle melanie alnwick is live with more on the dead a will tack. >> law enforcement sources say a note was found in the truck that was represented from a home depot in new jersey. that note said to support the believe that this was an act of terrorism. the suspect, 29-year-old apprehended by police. he is now in critical condition in the hospital. at first the incident was thought to be a case of road rage. the truck barreled along a bike path before cr

thomas friedman. first of all, do you think these mass shootings are uniquely american phenomenon? >> yeah, i think they are, anderson. it's not going on in japan or great britain. edcan phenomenon. i lived in beirut and there was a lot of gang violence there, i wouldn't want to be compared to them. >> in a recent article you said if only he had shouted allahu akbar before he opened fire on the concert gories, if only it had been a member of isis or we had a picture of him posing with the koran, no one would be telling us not to dishonor the victims. you see a clear difference how the president, how our political leaders discuss the terror attack in new york versus what just happened in texas? >> we need more extreme vetting. which other country would we have to ban? when it comes to fighting isis, a defeat is not an option. when it comes to fighting gun violence, victory is not an option. mentally disturbed people have too easy access to guns. >> do you think change is actually possible? >> i'm quite disupon dent. i looked at this event and i felt nothing but incredible sadness a whole family of eight people wiped ut is unspeakable. at the same time, it's become p

arrel issa, a big name ome out against the gill and royce.lintock and ed be margins are going to ght with the house liberty thomas nd mo brooks and mathy who voted gets this. house really gives leaders a small marching depin o work with. >> tomorrow is vetrans day and live coverage at observances at rlington national cemetery and emarks by vice president presence. sfoo