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trying to do is to bring back some american history and push it within a proper perspective become in eng b land. what we want to do. s it's become. ing such an iconic year in history with all sorts of commemorations happening at this time. so what we'd like to do is is provide some tangible. we all know that thanksgiving happened from here in 1619 where exactly that's what we're trying to find is actually the physical place on the ground where the colony settled. >> you can watch this and other programs by visiting our website at c-span.org/history. cbs broadcast four one-hour specials in 1967 to invest controversies and unanswered questions surrounding the november 1963 assassination of president kennedy. tonight on reel america, the cbs news inquiry on the warren report. here's a preview. >> explore glaring emissions. cbs news decided to conduct its own tests. and the elevation of the window might make a difference. it was a 30-foot tower less that be half for the 6th floor above elm street. so they had target. the target track was moved previcely. the target is a standard silhouette m

enging issue cha is likely to be immigration. president trump is threatening a partial government shutdown next month ifes con doesn't agree to his terms for funding for his long-promised wall along the u.s.-mexico border. president trump: when y look at the caravan, when you look at the mess, when you look at t peopoming in, this would be a very good time to do a shutdown. robert: before we talk about bipartisanship possibilities, jake, what are the possibilities right nowor ahutdown in december over immigration? jake: i'd say pretty good. the president is facing a tough scenario. he's going to lnke a c of washington next year and he's put off this nice on the border wall for tears. if you talk to his defenders in congress, they will say qui simply, the president ran on a promise to restrict immigration and build a physical barrier on the border with there was no ambiguity. he's not done that two years into his presidency with an all publican washington. robert: where are the democrats, where's president trump? erica: the senate

>> richard eng tonight, thank you. >>> felony murder charges have been filed against two elite navy seals and ma twne raiders for allegedly strangling a green beret to death in 2017. nbc news pentagon he shocking crime. >> reporter: navy prosecutors say logan leep when four fellow special operators burst into his locked room, bound him with duct tape and put him in a choke hold thakilled him. the mission was to train local forces to fight al qaeda terrorists but turned on their owne vy accuses the two seals and the two marine raiders of first driving to their house for the duct tape and then killing e -year-old green beret while perpetrating a burglary. initially, navy seal tony dedolf said they were wrestling and mathews joined in and one seal said he choked him out to get back at him for a perceiveslight. the four are also accused of conspiracy and obstruction of justice. >> this type of behavior is unacceptable. the largest special op should not be judged by the actions of a teew. >> rep they face the potential of life in prison. hans nickels, nbc news. >>> new developments tonight aft

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the banks have benefited because of the bank of eng forland forcg more capital requirements. it's nice to see banks could fail and it wouldn't have a huge impact on the function of the system so essentially the uk banks are suffering because of brexit when fundamentals would lead to a different scenario >> is there a hypothetical moment, there's a huge amount of uncertainty over the next two weeks about this process, is there a hypothetical moment in the near-term where the cloud of brexit disperses from these british banks? >> no. essentially if we look at every scenario, it could go on for a long time. even, for example, say they said we don't know which choice we'll go for, let's discuss a referendum, then that could take six months at least to december cuss what questions are raised in the referendum. what items then would be discussed by parliament. what would happen with article 50 even despite the vote in a few weeks it could still continue for quite awhile these brexit december cushion discussions. >> one more question o based on the numbers from the treasury yesterda

. >> ohio's martha fudgier had come the close toast enging her but she folded after she was promiseed a commit ipost she coveted. more democrats are likely to fall in line when the full house votes for speaker in january. would the president be able to work with pelosi? he has said he supports her bid but it is not clear when he sees her as a partner or someone he can effectively rail against. either way, the lay of the land in wash is one point, presiden promised even republican votes to help nancy pelosi get over the top here. it doesn't look like that will be necessary. >> doug, you've got to ask you. can you tell us more about why president trump is supporting nancy pelosi? >> reporter: well, difficult to say whether this controlling or whether the president sees a willing partner to work with. the assistance he has offered will probably question not really come into play here. >> thank you. >>> barbara lee, the east bay congresswoman, is running for house democratic caucus chair in the voting today. it is the fifth highest leadership position in the house. if she is elected, barb

we've been kee eng an on it since about 11:00 this morning, and this is a big probl night. so this is chopper 4 over the scene at new hampshire avenue chalmers road. you can see just how big the problem is there. when chopper 4 zooms out, now we start to see thebackup here, northbound new hampshi avenue fomiles. oh my goodness. we cannot catch a break. yesterday was a rough day on the road with theweather. and tonight is not any better with this water main break once again in silver spring. new hampshire avenue at chalmers road. from the live sk, i'm erika gonzalez. back to you guys in the studio. >> now at 6:30, disturbing new details about the death of fairfax county teenager, jholie moussa was just 16 when her ex-boyfriend allegedly kled her. prosecutors presented key evidence to a judge today. >> bureau chief julie carey reports and included a description of the teen spect's full confession. >> reporter: detectives say nebu ebrahim tried to cover up his crime, tried to cover up what happened in woodlawn park last he told them he took the victim's cell phone from her lif

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the task was given to eng group and their team of professionals led by tom gallagher, chuck bowly ande a tremendous job. and it was the museum's executive director, former ncis director dave brandt, who assumed command of the project during the last year and a half and got us to the finish line. there were no federal funds to build the museum. so a capital campaign was launched in 2007 to raise the necessary funds. we have raised more than $50 million from law enforcement, corporate america, charitable foundations, and caring individuals across the country. thank you to all. [ applause ] a core group of volunteers called our law enforcement ambassador along with our board of directors all of whom are represented here on the dais, a big thank you to all of them as well as our museum leadership council. they helped lead the day. former presidents george h.w. bush and bill clinton headed up the museum's national honorary campaign committee along with other dignitaries and celebrities like our honorary chairman clint eastwood who honored us with his presence here today. thank you, clinton

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i'm eng.found dead in their night.last their bodies were discovered with a relative in the 7300 block of parkwood court. there are no signs of forced entry into the home. >>> all eyes will be on the macy's thanksgiving dade. only place to see it here on "news4 today." the parade will feature 16 giant balloons and more than three dozen heritage balloons. stay tuned for the forecast. >>> well, it is achilly, chilly start out there. temperatures at the freezing mark. but we've got the blustery windows in the teens and 20s. that's how it's going to feel out there all day but plenty of sunshine. headed out for black friday tonight, temperatures chilly. and tomorrow, sunshine. and chance of rain on saturday and monday. >> thanks, back to "today" show. ♪ >>> it's 8:00 on "today." coming up, deep freeze. millions of americans bundling up for the chilliest thanksgiving in a century. and with new york city bracing for bit cold and whipping winds, the big question, will the balloons fly? e route ive on t

this couldn't be the way you thought this was going to eng >> no, thought we were going to go to a party go to work the next day. s >> reporter:e cars got stranded. this annandale, the driver had to be pulled from the car. back in chevy chase, everyone made it out and they'll have a story to tell for years to come. >> i wouldn't forget that if th was my kid's party. >> yeah. yes. the goong t is they're safe and sound. maybe some wet feet but we were able t get the out pretty safely. >> reporter: and the party must go i'. told the party was going to be moved from the community center to the mom's house and, again, it will be a memorable one. in chevy chase, darcy spencer, news 4 today. >>> we do have an update to a story we have been following. the victim of this hit-and-run crh in montgomery county has died. police say around 10:00 last sunday night 24-year-old mario antonio andres rivera crashed into an embankment and was thrown out of his ca he was rushed to the hospital after the crash but died on friday. vestigators believe a dark-colored ford mustang may have been involved in that a

the french are paying athe engs to every single move that this president makes. >> we will go in right now and listen to president trump and macron speaking. [ speaking french ] [ speaking french ] i wanted to welcome my good friend president trump and i want to thank you for this visit after a very important finding. i do appreciate the time that you came here after your visit in 2017 and now a state visit in washington beginning of this year. i think it's very important to celebrate also news and the great solidarity between our two nations and we are the best allies and this is what i told them, our people. obviously, we will discuss a lot of topics, iran, syria, yemen, africa, trade climate and a lot of common global issues and, obviously, we will discuss about our difference coalition, which is very important. i appreciate mr. president trump's views that we feed a sharing with nato. that's why my proposals for european defense ought to be consistent with that. because it means more europe is in nato, more capacity, in order to take our part of the burden. i think it's very fair a

army corps of eng. our lessoned learned from the 2017 storm system, and actions we have taken to improve our performance during this last 2018 season. mr. spellmon: i served as a distinguish command for the corps' northwestern division previously. the krp conducts its activities under two basic authorities. the stafford act and public law 8499. under the stafford act and the national response framework, the corps works under the direction of fema, serving as a lead federal coordinating agency for emergency support function number three, which is public works and engineering. public law 8499 provides a separate source of authority for the corps to prepare for and respond to floods, hurricanes and other natural disasters. under these authorities, the corps maintains 50 specially trained response teams supported by emergency and preawarded contracts to perform a wide array of public works and engineering missions. the 2017 hurricane season was historic in its scale and we continue to identify and apply les

and china are exploring a deal to ease some of the trade engs its expectations, potentially as that wether tariffs through the the spring and exchange for negotiations. this is -- like the deals that we agreed to with say europe and japan. the european union where we kind of ease trade tensions as we move forward with a broader negotiation. we should point out on u.s. ca they'll do signing today but dagen it needs to be ratified by congress in new year. >> it has fast track status that helps nancy pelosi could in theory as the -- as again she's speaker of the house could try to introduce a rule to remove that fast track status. there's enough in this deal for the democrats. to make them happy in terms of trying to keep union autojobs in the united states and create more union jobs in the united states and i think it push become on tbm is really speaks to how he -- crosses party lines on some of these trade issues. >> absolutely when we have richard trump on remember he was happy with the deal and a lot of people basically said trying doe blinked. >> i don't see that democrats going aft