eri: the a asylum process is vy strict. see the applicants here and we think that more should be accepted. reporter: her ngo provides applicants with food, accommodation, and clothing during their wait, which averages almost 1.5 years. but its capacities are at the limit. eri: since last year, the government has made the conditions stricteter for work duringhe waiaiting pereriod, o very few people can get work and only a few get government support. reporter: the japanese government says many applicants come for economic reasons only. but documents from the department of justice show that in recent years, only one third of all applicants were clear economic migrants. of all the industrialized countries, japan has the most rigorous interpretation of the u.n. refugee convention. applicants must be able to prove they are threatened in writing and in japanese. during the waiting period, many are at risk of becoming homeless, or if their initial application is denied, they may end up in detention pending deportation. one of the b

wasthe reason for that was, the boundary -- it happened with erie,undary on lake because lake erie, michigan and on lakere shore line erie, on the western end of the lake. where does the boundary go when it hits the lake? does it go straight across the lake? or does it curve? well, as they eventually decided -- and it took the it, in 1973, to do decided that it actually curved. so there's a little tiny island called turtle island out in lake erie which for many years had been half in michigan and half in ohio. 1973,the court ruling in it all became part of ohio. there are probably people in that,an who would dispute but that's the story, anyway. >> when people hear the name area, it'sne in this a combination of, well, we know him, his name is everywhere, we the his big highway into city, but knowing specific who he is, if you stop people, what do, who was he, the only thing they can probably say is was mad anthony. that's my inspiration to begin writing this book. wayne to life in a historians haven't done before. anthony wayne was from pennsylvania, born outside of philadelphia, new year's

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it gives the city and erie halloween glow. tonight only. tomorrow, the week off. >>> it is thursday. we are going they closer to the weekend. >>> the weekend is upon us. around the bay area, science festivals continue in different communities. discovery day at oracle park is saturdayoffering , workshops, and hands-on activities. it is also free. the 37th annual san francisco day of the dead ritual is saturday at 7 pm. 22nd and bryant street. the annual -- a traditional presentation. a religious service. folklore, dancing. work from local artists. >>> in the east bay, come to the oakland neighborhood for the 24th annual day of the dead festival. the outdoor festival continues live music, family- friendly games, activities, tradition latin america artisans. had to hayward for the 2019 day of the dead celebration complete with dancing, food, and kids activities. in the south bay, celebrate the 29th team day of the dead at the museum of art. this one is happening on saturday with a full daydemonst, anexcellent mix of arts experiences. >>> in sp

ery sad. so we hope the court would-- president reagan's decisions will be upheld by the court. i would hope that this court would use that as precedence. we will see. we don't know. i heard different versions of how people interpreted what one judge said, another judge said, and the rest. but i do know one thing. that is if the court supports president trump on this, they will be doing great harm to hundreds of thousands of people and families in our country, and i hope that pain will be a part of their consideration, because they have to consider the mpact. and i hope they will understand the blessing to america that our newcomers are, and i hope the senate will pass h.r. 6. thank you. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2019] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org]

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the ery,matt crosby was named in the afc's defense of player of the week. mad max i call him. he had four sacks and a forced fumble against the bengals. the fourth-round pick now has 6 1/2 sacks. one more than if you are scoring at home. josh jacobs was drafted with one of the two first round picks up. he came in that trade. so far, so good fourth in the nfl with 923 rushing yards. general manager has been letting everyone know it was his call to draft jacobs. >> is doing all the interviews and taking all the credit for jacobs. you can have all the credit but, jacobs wouldn't be here if we do not have. so i don't care who drafted him, we are all united in picking jacobs up. >> jacobs is great. >> no letdown, jets will crash this weekend. >>> we will be right back. in when it comes to health coverage, it helps to have someone in your corner. that's why there's covered california. we're the only place where you can get financial help to pay for your health insurance. new this year, almost a million people could receive additional financial help from the state to help lower the c

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backside of the system squalls are going to persist, and the lake enhancement impacting cleveland, erie, and buffalo as well for the next 24 hours. snowfall remains on the light side for elevations. it is warm for new york city, boston, philadelphia, so torrential rain but on the dividing line we're seeing syracuse with freezing rain right now causing the dangerous slick conditions to the south we have 21 million impacted with freeze watches and warnings for at least the next few hours. i think this will start to be lifted this afternoon but by tomorrow we're talking about temperatures in the 20s across the south. sub zero range for the upper midwest. >> places not used to that sort of weather certainly not this time of year. >>> house democrats are bolstering their case on the impeachment inquiry on the eve of public testimony. they released more transcripts of official laura cooper and katherine kroft and chris anderson cooper's october 23rd deposition was delayed for hours after republicans stormed the hearing room cooper was the only pentagon official to testify, her october 23rd de

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so the president said the other ery he hardly knows the gentleman.t's going to be hard to tconcile. >> o'donnell: all right, we'll have you both back tomorrow for more of this, thank you. and cbs news will bring you live coverage of tomorrow's impeachment hearings with the highly anticipated testimony of ambassador gordon sondland, starting at 6:00 a.m. t cific. tonight there are major developments into the investigation of the death of jeffrey epstein in prison. two correction officers are now facing charges, and mola lenghi reports on what we learned today about epstein's final hours before his suicide. >> reporter: federal investigators say tova noel and michael thomas failed to perform mandatory checks on convicted sex offender jeffrey epstein, even though his cell was just 15 feet away. instead, prosecutors alleged, the two officers sat at their desk, browsed the internet, and moved around the common area of the facility for eight hours, then falsified documents saying they actually conducted the required half-hour checks. >> it is rare to see g

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