. >> reporter: there is an eden in the american west. a wide, flat earthen cornicopia, whose bounty fills the belly of millions. great farms employ legions of workers and enrich with the profits families that pass the land down. father to son. generation after generation. they live modestly here in california's central valley. multimillionaires and crop dusters and battered pick-up trucks deeply conservative. self-reliant. tough enough to thrive in a dangerous business. th

here at eden park in auckland, brian noble is a former great britain coach.tain are to win this week? it is extremely important. they went down to the tongans last week and what they would describe as a scrappy affair and in a four match, if you want to consider it in that kind of series, the game becomes vitally important for them. 1—2 tactical changes by wayne bennett, the most significant is jonny lomax, the full—back comes in, are you happy with that selection? i am excited by that selection. he came off the bench last week and had quite an impact. he started embedded's style and bennett's know is what he wants in relation to that. new zealand are little winded well because they were beaten by australia last week and disappointed in defeat. probably not up to the standards that they set for themselves either and more interest in for rugby league fans at home, they have dropped the mercurial shawnjohnson who has been a linchpin and kingpin from them for many years. let's see how it goes. it will be a terrific game and one of three matches in the stadium to

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eden red for example is the biggest lose fler terms of points.s also down more than of% right now. it omps prepaid vouchers for a product an services like restaurants and childcare to reward employees and loyal customers. it's a company out of france. right now, it's putsing up the biggest losses of more than 6% after malware infection. reports of a cyber attack on him. heaping to drive that stock down. >> european marks are opening slightly higher. in the u.s. no, talks -- joining us fun managers. what do you think about the state of trade talks and are you concerned that we're in kind of the foothills of a cold war. i believe. >> dr. kissinger said yesterday. perhaps, we've seen so much volatility. >> trade talkses coming in and then going away. we have seen some positive statementses from the chinese trying to reasewer shem. does get some hope. but certainly there will be some resolution. before the owned the year is now being lower the probably of that is. and that's what investors are really worried about. >> what you do think about risk as

castro valley westbound 580, look out for an accident on the eastbound side at eden canyon road.ooks like thats blocked. a trouble spot there. bay bridge looks good there. san mateo bridge starting off well. no delays. you're clear. road work not causing problems on 101. they are doing those lane changes on the northbound side. your travel times 580 out through the altamont pass clear. new express lanes on 237. i'll tell you about those in my next report. >> i know you're byte add bought this. he returns to the big screen. a pack of vigilantes looking for justice in an upcoming netflix movies. >>> sponge bob is on a quest to find his missing pet and meet some new friends along the way in the first trailer for the sponge bob movie, sponge on the run. >> hello. call me stage. >> sponge bob and his best buddy patrick go deep into the stay for the lost city of atlantic city. the sponge on the run arrives in theaters in may. >>> a new award to honor arts and activism will be named after lena horne. the lima horn prize for artist for social impact will recognize those who show awarenes

.>> reporter: over the weekend the board of the record jin lee joined in eden on the platform. >> that was a horrible thing for her to do and further confusing people about what they should obey the law. >> reporter: is a confusing now? >> no it's not you cannot eat, drink or smoke or ride skateboards. >> i had water so i wonder if i could bring it. >> reporter: bart police had a closed-door meeting with the general manager and i'm told the meeting was productive. both sides want to work together but only time will tell. juliette goodrich kpix 5 . >>> san francisco's incoming district attorney said he won't know how to punish the people to find a violent attack in chinatown. police are still looking for the suspects in the assault which sent two elderly men to the hospital. it said the approach means making distinctions between repeat offenders and people who may be mentally ill or drug addicted. >> we know the policies in place today failed to protect these victims and i will come up with policies that do a better job at preventing this kind of crime and hold the people accountable.>>

was a sound advice, the truth of which was revealed the following year when his successor, anthony eden, himself in failing health, blundered into the suez crisis. eisenhower and dulles brought an end to the anglo-french adventure, humiliating the british government, and eden retired three years later. churchill's sunset years from his retirement in 1955 to his death 10 years later were a time of gradual decline. old age beset him and he suffered a series of ailments, becoming more depressed with passing years, faced with the decline of britain's power, as well as his own, he told his private secretary, i have worked hard all my life and i have achieved a great deal, in the end, to have achieved nothing. one highlight of his last years was another visit to washington and a meeting with eisenhower in 1959 when churchill was 84. the president hosted a dinner at the white house whose guests included churchill's friend bernard farouk, the former secretary of state james byrnes, and former american ambassador in london lewis douglas, as well as a future president, lyndon johnson. john foster

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and also in the east bay, eastbound 580 as you make your way near eden canyon, there's an accident blockinglane. traffic is slow approaching the scene. an earlier crash on 880 has been cleared. here is a live shot of 680 in walnut creek. the blinking lights on the bottom of the screen, there's some road work scheduled until 5:00, so that should be clearing. southbound 242 is slow from concord up to southbound 680 and geary because of the road work. >>> an exotic fox is getting some tlc at the oakland zoo after its owner turned it over. let's meet summer. summer is cute. look. summer is a phoenix fox. a lot of wild animals have difficulties after being raised by humans. summer is adjusting well. her favorite treat is baked bakd chicken. the zoo is just trying to find a permanent place for summer to live. >> come on, ears. >>> look at this a group of surfers wasurf ers waiting for a wave got a whale instead this happened at dana point in orange county. the huge creature swims through the surfers. some of the surfers are not quite sure what's going on. >> that person is like i'm out. other peo

yes isn't done soon hit and the affects of eden. oh it seems easier to say yeah you just give it as an anderson emotion or took the ones i need not an unknown that calm and talk more also than. no no i mean the $75.00 it took many units now it's not one advantage of it as an event island at the on the end tense of the ones you have and the winning young dominic answer lange a list so i was one of the lucky ones thank you that i'm here you know good leaders the best and yes i try to hold rights and of toward standish's. their contacts and becomes did them for a goal and. i think it's it's just wonderful to me to just be able to get up on stage and watch the people smile and feel good i mean some of them have terminal diseases and they come to my shows and for 2 hours they forget their problems you know. and if i could do that for as long as i can do it i'm going to do it because it helps people. 1160 on the list for me call my dad a towel on a couldn't he's come up and that's his and his last good yeah london listening. yes . there w

tour so much if i didn't just love the people i talked with if you're going to my but i'm thing at eden to have. a normal style have a kotick and. go. oh it was so embarrassing at the time because i mean right before this was america's got talent and before i went out and performed they said lindsay there's 11000000 people watching good luck and then you know so scared and then they really said mean things me they said i sounded like rats being strangled when i played my violin and i would never make it in this industry. are yes i was devastated i was humiliated and i thought to myself i'll never do that again i can't go out on a stage again but then there's that like my heart told me like no no you're not done there is more. and he said just beautiful. i got back on a stage again you know a little stage a few months later and i was terrified but just one step at a time until i started to find my voice again and i think that was what it was for me is i well i think that successful people are the people that you know never fell down and i think successful people are the ones that fall do

then a brace by his older brother eden hazard it was it will be one of the biggest stars of world football and the final goal for belgium was scored by romelu lukaku now representing into milan the hosts replied with one goal buy your get deep into the 2nd half and that spells they looked pretty good attacking wise but obviously this was not enough against a top side which is belgium which has actually won all their games in this qualification campaign now russia also has one more game to play against san the reno next week again which is completely irrelevant at this stage because both sides belgium and russia belgium and russia have qualified for us and they will go in to the tournament. belgium will be fast and russia will be 2nd now the next summer tournament will be held in 12 cities across the continent something unique for the european championship and st petersburg where we are now and where this game was taking place tonight is one of those cities now before the game i spoke to who is the head of the organization committee for euro 2020 and he told me about his elation when it com

. >> they staged in eden, breaking the rule of no food on the platform. they are protesting a bart police officers treatment of steve foster of concord, the november 8 encounter caught on video, foster being detained and later cited for eating a breakfast sandwich while on the platform. >> it just seem like it was a specific incident where the police officer really wanted to use his power to demean this individual. >> it was more the escalation of force, as well the selection of that enforcement. people go through bart everyday eating food, they even have trash cans at the station. so people assume eating is okay. >> foster who was african- american plans to file a racial profiling came against bart. bart declined to commentthe protester future lawsuit. >> there's drug use, there are so many other things bartley should be looking for, instead you are out here worrying about somebody with a sandwich. >> there are people doing all kinds of crazy things on bart. i've even seen a little pony on bart. how are you going to harass a guy about eating a sandwich?

notable stock, shares of eden red are falling after payment services company said it was the victim ofnfection, but implemented counter measures to contain the cyber security breach, and is working with authorities. a lot in european trade. definitely, carl, a green day mostly across the screen back to you. >>> where we stand across the major averages, banks are leading. dow up 51. s&p trying to hug 3100 back in a moment my neighborhood. i'm a regular at my local coffee shop and my local barber shop. when you shop small you help support your community - from after school programs to the arts! so become a regular, more regularly. because for every dollar you spend at a small business, an average of 67 cents stays in the community. join me and american express on small business saturday, november 30th, and see how shopping small adds up. >>> turning back to a smashing debut for tesla, unveiling of the cyber truck pickup last night. the street mixed so far on its initial reaction early tesla investor joins us. steve, i will start with you your take away from the event, a lot of debate whe

. >> jeff bezos wants to make the earth, into a garden, celestial guarden of eden with heavy industryouter space. we have visionaries. as long as they pay the bills i'm all for it. charles: our viewers of the show are also. it is so remarkable because all the things feels like mankind ever come up with, no matter what, science fiction writing, whatsoever, we've been at some point able to obtain? >> that's right. we scientists gone through step by step procedure how to make a self-sustaining colony. you need shelter, water and food. shelter from tubes that exist on mars. caves on mars can shelter astronauts. water for melting into water. plenty of ice on mars. dissolve it for hydrogone into breathing and oxygen for rocket fuel. food. we can grow genetically modified plants on mars. it can become self-sufficient and not a drain on tax iers on planet earth. charles: i have another one. there is more on space travel. private company called gateway foundation. they are building a hotel for space tourists. it will feature everything. not genetically modified foods, concerts, bars, perhaps f

luxury hotels in the united states, when he stalked her from that moment and then chased her through eden park in a crazy chase, 1920s movie scene almost, and forces her car off the road and then gets out. she pushes her young daughter who's birthday, 21st birthday next date back into the car, jumps out remus has approached her car. she goes to swing at him. he grabs her right arm with his left fist, punches her and then as she screams, he reaches in his pocket, pulls out a gun, sticks it in her stomach, pulls the trigger. five minutes from the time he stalked her outside the hotel to that point that he shoots her, five minutes. you probably have all driven that path. you're probably walked in. she essentially a shot right on the other side of the road from the springhouse gazebo. people think that they were coming down the other way but they were actually coming straight through the stone archway past the conservatory and write down that way, right where the hairpin turn this before you get to the mirror lake and the gazebo. that's where the murder takes place. i was able to piece all th

a majority democracy so people have to think about their safety their people being lynched for the eden who do they hang out with so there's a there's a broader kind of physical concern that people have about safety which i think is really important along side arm the concern about the religious site indeed in this case. has been a focal point really of the tensions between muslims and hindus what about you talked about the tensions of recent tensions that we've seen what about the implications of the ruling will have on other mosques facing claims by hindu nationalists and also on the well being of muslims really in india i think you already see and social media there calls for other muslim places of worship the could be cemeteries that could be shrines and mosques which people are saying should not be the next on the list so you conceive of this as this judgment has opened up a whole can of worms which were kind of previously concealed and now it's kind of no holds barred major terrorism thank you very much for talking to us for joining us here today chandra from georgetown university

hopes are high that this game could revive its popularity or the match will be played at the iconic eden gardens stadium in kolkata the ground has been turned pink for the occasion and this is why pink bowls will be used during the guy in the color contrasts well with the players white clothing and improves visibility for batsman during the night sessions the game has already been a huge hit with fans with the 1st 4 days at the $68000.00 capacity stadium a sellout normally test matches in india attract just a handful of spectators but not everybody is pleased with the innovation in most you know the should not become the only risk you display because then you're losing out on you know that nervousness of the 1st session in the morning you can yes you can be excitement in this cricket but you can't you really make this could be based on just. cricket india sure to be quite a spectacle but probably not quite spectacular is this. world haidar being champion rianna if cliff diving legend orlando duke a jumping 20 meters into the well it was originally built as a source of drinking water in t

but hopes are high that this game could revive its popularity with a match we played at the iconic eden gardens stadium in kolkata the ground has been turned pink for the occasion and this is why pink bowls will be used during the game the color contrasts well with the players white clothing and improves visibility for batsman during the night sessions and the game has already been a huge hit with fans with the 1st 4 days at the $68000.00 capacity stadium a sellout normally test matches in india attract just a handful of spectators. i think it's a big part of history i think effect is going to be similar. and i think the way that people. manage their time. tricky so if you can extend to not bring people into a more experience is only from watching. t.v. you know i'm not really sure next year will be held in saudi arabia for the 1st time since 979 the race for the ridglea run in senegal but in 2007 security issues forced the events to move to south america on wednesday in paris the organizers announced that saudi arabia would be the new host from 2020 the race will start in jeddah on jan

and rights to even when he resigns so he does get involved but i think to peace mint and rights to eden when he resigns. so he does get involved but i think it we know is the one clearly who was almost a communist and she in fact good wieners the one clearly who was almost a communist and she in fact has a following her because of her communist associations filed by the f.b.i. yup you know i mean that he has a fall too but for other things i mean around the world has a following have because of her communist associations filed by the f.b.i. yup you know i mean that he has a fall too but for other things i mean around the world and certainly of you it certainly isn't what you his watch what you can we can this in india idea that and can catch kashmir here we'll know more about him for one thing the mon batten plan to just go through the we'll know more about him for one thing the mon batten plan just go through the fact that george the 6th king george the 6 and his cousin in fact that george the 6th king george the 6 and his cousin lord well bowden and endless work has been done on the f

. >> reporter: the devine family in eden prairie made their escape just before the storm hit. >> don't want to be caught in the roads and also the traffic. we figure that there's going to be a mass exodus. so we're trying to get on the road before all of those other cheeseheads make their way to wisconsin. so -- >> reporter: as the storm moves northeast, authorities are saying just take it slow, and be aware that these snowplows are out trying to clear. give them wide berth. also, you have to call ahead. make sure no cancellations at airports and check on road closures. it's not the kind of storm you want to be stranded in. >> you don't. one of the travelers out on the road, our transportation correspondent kris van cleave in boston ready to face thanksgiving traffic from boston to d.c. kris, are you sure you want to do this? >> reporter: no. i feel like i lost a bet. but -- we're doing it. we and, you know, more than 49 million other americans are going to cram into vehicles, are going feel way too small by end of the journey and drive somewhere for thanksgiving. with all the weather

. >> reporter: there is an eden in the american west. a wide, flat earthen cornicopia, whose bounty fills the belly of millions. great farms employ legions of workers and enrich with the profits families that pass the land down. father to son. generation after generation. they live modestly here in california's central valley. multimillionaires and crop dusters and battered pick-up trucks deeply conservative. self-reliant. tough enough to thrive in a dangerous business. th that takes guts and brains and too often lives. here among the churning, slashing machinery, the high voltage power that helps grow the food of life. death can take a man unaware. even on a sleepy, summer day. >> we just looked up and there he was. >> like the day. a little boy burst from the field of sun flowers next to brandy hagan's place. >> he was beat red, sweaty. he just covered in mud. head to toe. he had his tennis shoes in his hands. >> reporter: carrying his shoes? you mean he'd been running barefoot? >> he said he took 'em off. i think he got stuck in the m

joining me now on the phone is amir eden, who was walking home through borough market when the attackriday prayers and want to get some shopping, and i went to the tesco. i was coming back and was going through the archway into borough market, i heard a very loud bang. at first, i didn't know what it was, and then i heard various people screaming and shouting and running, so screaming and shouting and running, soi screaming and shouting and running, so i ran. iwas screaming and shouting and running, so i ran. i was going home, screaming and shouting and running, so i ran. iwas going home, so screaming and shouting and running, so i ran. i was going home, so i screaming and shouting and running, so i ran. iwas going home, so i ran towards my house and i was just hoping, really, really hoping as i was running, that it wasn't the same as it was injune 2017, because i was also caught up then, i was on the bridge where the van smashed into the railings. ijust really hoped it was not that, and now we know, well, it's still unfolding, and the police have it under control. the fact that you w

i spent time out in libya, bridlington, eden.this day. that was the first casualty be lost since the second world war. you we re lost since the second world war. you were all over the world. i want to talk to you about christmas island. you were there when the americans we re you were there when the americans were testing their nuclear bombs, what was that like? noisy. amazing, actually. you felt the heat, you felt the blast and of course you saw the clouds. it didn't bother us, we we re young the clouds. it didn't bother us, we were young and foolish then. the clouds. it didn't bother us, we were young and foolish thenlj the clouds. it didn't bother us, we were young and foolish then. i was going to say, did you realise how dangerous at the time it was? no, no worries at all. how important is it for you to be here today? as david has already said, memories of people we knew, the rescues we have done and so on. i am happy. you are going to be speaking here today? yes. i should explain, i'm going to come this way. you are the firs

their reiterating the conservative‘s believe there should be an investment and the north of england edenith the deepest recession in almost 100 years, we have now got a strong in almost 100 years, we have now got a strong economy, in almost 100 years, we have now got a strong economy, and we have got to keep it that bit. that is keeping a tight grip on the public finances and backing businesses. politicians low percent of the authorities, but what about the public? what have they had to see it return? it were truly interesting to to do my talking to students at the college forjohn mcdonnell was visiting. a few of them were really worried about brexit, what the outcome of a deal or no deal could be for the future. it wasn‘t just about that. a few of the mentioned leisure facilities outscored in the area, relatives of those who are zero—hours contracts, so they have no leisure time at all. one of them said, if you could, he would vote conservative because she is concerned about jeremy corbyn‘s promises around the armed forces. so every mixed bag of views across lancashire today, and that i

i've a serious book called the kindergarten at eden, which is based on a lecture i gave to the heritage foundation which is the single most viewed a lecture in their entire history. not ronald reagan, not margaret thatcher, me. >> what was the point about lecture? >> i explained how it is the so many good, smart, wonderful, scanners, loving people like my cousins, like my neighbors, like my colleagues, democrats, how it is to reject fact and reason and in doing so incredibly side with evil failure and wrong. i'll give you two examples. how do look at ferguson, missouri, and decide that the racist cop shot down an innocent young black child in cold blood? how do you get it so wrong but how do you look at the middle east and decide not only is that tiny liberal democracy of israel the problem, not all the islamic fascism, homophobic and xenophobic and to do with even a lit anti-semitic muslim nations that surrounded, but of all the nation's on the planet that's the one nation you going to boycott and sanction? how do you look at the facts and get it so wrong? i explained in a way that is