finn is efpl net ig, highly emotionally intelligent and associatable. he has a wide group of friends, both male and female. he loves the ocean, cars, music, and sports. i have also reached out through her lawyer to the officer's widow for an interview. she has not responded. they discussed how a classmate had to go to the hospital with a brain injury after an argument with finn when he was 16. >>> dan, thank you. a class-action lawsuit claiming fast track unfairly charges toll evasion penalties is in limbo tonight. >> a judge "post" phoned the trial until she can decide whether to throw out the entire legal team that brought the action against fast track and golden gate district. >> we have the very latest on this fascinating case. >> can you hear the clock tick something. >> oh, yeah. >> absolutely. the judge set a new trial for january 2nd, just one day before the statute of limitations runs out. if the trial doesn't begin then, the case could be dismissed. fast track operators are claiming the legal team who brought the lawsuit should be thrown off t

the finns are into the next age of the internet, which happens to be mobility. the question is whether they can -- you know, gnocchi as we shoot for a while and that it got eclipsed by basically by apple, and the question is whether the finns can become world leaders in these apps that move us around or if they will get swallowed up by somebody like google. >> another's -- >> host: another city featured in hop skip and go is jakarta. what's going on there? >> guest: well, jakarta has some of the worst traffic in the world, and so there's a company there that has turned these motorbikes that they have been into a taxi service and also a delivery service. they can go much, much faster through jakarta than the cats or the limousines. so once you have mobility on an app, , this company is finding, then you can start providing all kinds of other services on the app. you can start delivering food. you can start delivering banking services. and it shows how -- if you think about the previous revolution, the smart phone, back when we were imagined it in the early 2000s,

for example, in huckleberry finn and tom sawyer, went out to hannibal, missouri, where the story waswas a young boy, and i found that out there, you see this picture here? in reading the story, it tells how he stepped out of the window and on to the drainpipe, and then took two rolling steps on the woodshed and onto the fence. tom: yes, i remember that. norman: well, if you go out there, if you go into that room, which actually exists, you can do exactly what he said in the book. in other words, it was completely autobiographical. i have been curious about the clothing in period piece illustrations. do you get the actual clothes? norman: it can be hard. you cannot get george washington's hat. but in huckleberry finn and tom sawyer, i did get the actual have beenhich must the saying that they used at the time. can get a new hat. sweated in and lived in, and this has been lived in. old, and sot is so beaten up, it looks beautiful. [laughter] the way norman found the models for his covers interested me very much, especially the cover he did for "the saturday evening post," now known as

investigators say the shooting stemmed from a dispute inside of a house party to matt finn has more from chicago. >> this is an isolated incident. >> reporter: house party in chicago with a memory of a person previously killed turned into a shooting spree. more than one dozen people were shot during a teenager early sunday morning, the kids were all taken to nearby hospitals. >> we have at this time 13 victims ranging in age from 16 to 48 years old. we have about four critical and the others are stable. with different various gunshot wounds to their bodies . >> reporter: police say the melee stemmed from a dispute that broke out around midnight at the south side of the city. >> a horrible tragedy, people personally affected by it are traumatized by the experience. >> reporter: according to first responders, shots initially were fired instead of the home, however bullets were seen flying readily into the streets targeting partygoers who fled the home for the city. police have not identified any suspects however they do have two persons of interest in custody. >> two people are subjects th

i mean by international standards developed countries the number of finns going to university was 45 percent which is school of than one would many countries is that a strength for a witness does not mean you emphasize implication allege occasion or does it just been that your friends want to go out into the world in what place as opposed to spending time with university. the thing we are very happy with is ok chanology cation in finland is actually very popular that it's gone off half and half that go to the general secondary and code to the vocational side and that's a good thing but we're seeing that the changes in the working life in the future will mean that we have to increase the percentage of people going to do to the tertiary level to the university level and that's what we're aiming at to increase those presented to us. at the same time we must also make changes halward their learning in the universe it's a sector is happening that there's clearly a need there also to kind of combine academic and the kind of practical side the kind of theory of practice kind of involvement

matt finn at o'hare.ick reichmuth is tracking the storm from the fox extreme weather center in new york. >> the same storm out across parts of the west to start the holiday. delays in san francisco and airport. same for seattle houston, chicago, new york, boston. delays piling up. that will have ripple effect across the northeast. we'll see conditions get worse over the next 24 hours or so this is the storm really large storm, bringing snow across areas of the north. got tail end of the front moving across parts of southern georgia throughout so the caroline, north carolina about to move offshore. the snowy side across areas of wisconsin and in towards michigan. now it is beginning to move in towards the northeast. snow falling in upstate new york. this will pull off towards the northeast. as it does, temperatures warm up. by 6:00 we're at 40 in new york. 46 in philadelphia. it becomes all rain. all rain throughout the overnight hours. eventually all rain for boston. the monday morning commute will be oka

stephen: the finns are very advanced in technology. and they're willing to try things first. when i was working for businessweek in europe in the late 1990's, i was going up to helsinki all the time because they were on the cutting edge of mobile phones with nokia and a bunch of other mobile phone providers. so this is just like the next step. the fins are into the next stage of the internet which happens to be mobility. and the question is whether they can -- nokia was huge for a while. and then it got eclipsed by basically by apple. the question whether the finns can become world leaders in these apps that move us around or if they'll get swallowed up by somebody like google. >> >> another city featured in "hop skip go" is jakarta. what's going on there? stephen: well, jakarta has some of the worst traffic in the world. and so there's -- there's a company there that has turned these -- these motor bikes that they have into -- into a taxi service and also a delivery service. and they can go much, much faster through jakarta than the -- the cads or the limousines. once you ha

the british as for other you citizens it's easy to get here without extra trouble formalities the finns hope that even after brags that their country will be attracted to british tourists one thing that could change. is the currency exchange and we've been offering a price guarantee which means that we will honor the exchange rate at the time of booking which seems to be encouraging people to book so the 10s hoped that even in future years some to close and his friends in lapland will continue to be a tourist attraction for many british tourists. we don't buy hearts which is. that everybody. very. very crisp says. christmas all year round it might seem like a dream for some and a nightmare for others but that's life for polish ornament makers silverado and business has been very good check it out. if you're christmas grouch you might find this report a bit annoying. but you might want to keep watching because these polish made bubbles and decorations are a big hit in the u.s. the even made it to the white house. we've already made for president bush sr and jr after that we had an order

stars will stop a sequel trilogy and the skywalker saga episode 9 season resistance fighters reign finn and paul back in earnest battling the dark side for control of the galaxy. and with add welcome to arts and culture so this is pretty incredible really because it's a finale that's been 42 years in the making as diehard star wars fans will know this is the last film in the story that was originally conceived by george lucas back in the 1970 s. so as it hits theaters the world over will it live up to the hype and will the dark side win in the end let's try to find out for doing this reveal taking one last look. at. the final star wars trilogy is coming to an end but the glad to battle between good and evil genocide and sift isn't over yet juggling training rate is back to freestone kyle around the dark side son of late and han solo and now supreme leader of the evil 1st order confronting fear. in the. city.

the british as for other you citizens it's easy to get here without extra trouble formalities the finns hope that even after brags that their country will be attractive to british tourists one thing that could change post rex it is the currency exchange and we've been offering a price guarantee which means that we will honor the exchange rate at the time of the booking which seems to be encouraging people to book so the pins hope that even in future years some to close and his friends in lapland will continue to be a tourist attraction for many british tourists. we don't buy hearts with. at everybody a few. very hot. beverage interests. there was some christmas cheer for a strikers in france staging industrial action against pension reform as they were handed a check 425-0000 euros to finance the strike the donation was handed over at the headquarters of french public transport company our a.t.p. but there was less seasonal joy for tens of thousands of people hoping to spend christmas with their families as the crippling transport strikes and to reach their 20th day protest against pens

citizens it's easy to get here without extra trouble formalities the finns hope that even after brags that their country will be attractive to british tourists one thing that could change place brax it is a currency exchange and we've been offering a price guarantee which means that we will honor the exchange rate at the time of the booking which seems to be encouraging people to book so the bins hope that even in future years some to close and his friends in lapland will continue to be a tourist attraction for many british tourists. we don't buy it. i wish. i had everybody a few. very. very crisp. and up it from me out of business for you here in very land you can get more on our website up feet on the dot com slash business you can also check us out on facebook and twitter for me it's goodbye. blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah. blah blah. blah. loser is playing my i'm sure real estate speculation. historian in the city is fighting back her strongest weapon the label shoppers with his story. is meant to protect businesses with long traditions from. the speculators. shops with a

wasn't finn does he does not i think they complement each other extremely well you know sides there's a powerful african rhythms and he's powerful african voices and system and when we have this crystal clear highly precise sound of c.l.o. horn taking this mix is really fascinating when because it brings together different worlds united in sound and even proceed leviton for trade with you finances. only a few hours are left until the big concert time for a final rehearsal. the singers have spent 5 days practicing the material including birth of change the work commissioned by d.w. . the conductor is brandon phillips a south african who will moving forward oh my. liege. i. see i. feel. that. i. am excited i think the skill a bit of the thoughts and in this is a really telling to deal with these issues and it's jimmy had the ability. to big moment has arrived at the concert with the premier of a simple tsotetsi his composition. i i i. i. i. i i i. i i. i. i. i i i i i. i. i. i. i i i. i. except. of the. musicians get a rousing reception. their concert was a huge success. and the compose

>> all right, finn has a whole lifestyle. clothes are provided by the resistance, unfortunately, so he doesn't get to go down to gucci. >> do droids eat or go to the bathroom or do they just pee in their pants? >> um -- uh -- their pants. >> this question is for poe. are you going to be a big character in this movie or are you going to be a tiny character? >> are you going to be a [ bleep ] character like you always are or are you going to do something meaningful this time? i appreciate you saying that. >> we all say it, but it's nice for you to verbalize it. >> that's exactly what i asked jj, as well. and that's why they created your character. >> enter me! >> how old is chewbacca? and how tall is he and how much does he weigh and does he eat a lot of calories or does he stay fit and run or jog or do peloton or ride a bike or do any other sport that involves running or doing stuff like that? >> where to begin? chewbacca is 7'6" tall, chewbacca eats a lot of food. he's always hungry. he doesn't own, currently own a peloton de

please help me welcome peter finn.[applause] >> thank you everyone for coming out and thank you to à books for inviting me. i'm delighted to be here. as she mentioned, my book is about gertrude lesandro and the first american woman in uniform captured by the nazis. everyone you heard as dirty and i will call her gertie. she was married to a man named sidney who with the outbreak of war was commissioned in the naval reserve and served in hawaii and gertie was captured in september 1994. i got a call last week from someone who knew gertie was a friend of gertie's daughter and heard about the book and wanted to tell me gertie stories but one of them i will use to open which was that when she was captured and her husband sidney was informed by the military that his wife was now a prisoner of war, his first two words were "poor germans". [laughter] and that really tells you a lot about gertie. she was a pretty fierce fearless individual, she was also complicated and flawed which made her a really interesting character study

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and there's no reason why huck finn should be considered an american classic and "little women" is notarling of filmmakers. with everyone playing jo from katharine hepburn. >> when i come in you'll see the horrible look in my eyes and you'll think back trembling. >> go ahead. >> to winona ryder. >> late at night my mind would come along with voices and stories and friends as dear to me as any in the real world. >> reporter: saoirse ronan plays jo in the new version of the film. >> and i'm so thick of people saying that love is -- i'm so sick of it. >> reporter: basing her portrayal in part on louisa may alcott herself. >> it was just like she was going into battle every time she had to write. it was an essential thing she had to do. so understanding that from louisa's point of view just made jo for me all the richer because i had so much more heart to bring to her, you know? >> reporter: alcott chose never to marry. but as the publisher makes clear in the movie, her fictional characters had to follow a different course. >> and if the main character's a girl, make sure she's married by

matt finn reporting live from o'hare international airport in chicago where the department of publicports a passenger with measles pass through twice. >> that's right. the people who need to be most concerned are those that were here at o'hare when that person pass through this airport or any of "the five" airports nationwide because we are told by medical experts that lingers in the air for two hours and people could have been tracking the disease. so far, the majority of people we talked to said they have been vaccinated and arch to alarms. >> ex-husband had it, very ill, had to be hospitalized as a result. >> it is unlikely we would get the disease. >> no measles on me. >> i don't remember having them. >> i've never had the measles. >> here is the important information. "the five" airports that had a person with measles pass through chicago o'hare around. boston international event december 17th, denver international around december 11th. medical experts warned that if you were in these airports around those dates, you might have been exposed and symptoms could take days to the su

eric: matt finn live at o'hare international airport in chicago where people will have to stock up on hot dogs and the food as they try to wait, hey, matt. >> yeah, eric, we talked to some people who are stranded here and might be stocking up on the hot dogs, right now seems to be okay here, race against the clock, if you will, to get as many flights in now between those -- before those storms that rick just talked about potentially get worse, we want to show you a live look at the arrival and departure, great news, minimal delays, a few cancellations at the hour but things could get progressively worse throughout the day, we spoke to some people, one man arrived from korea, connecting flight canceled and another woman who is not get to go mÉxico today as planned. >> we booked another flight tonight, yeah. >> another airline? >> yeah. >> we had to stay overnight, no more flights to where we are heading to cabos san lucas. >> you're missing a whole day in mÉxico? how does that feel? >> it's horrible. >> especially on the east coast and new england, we could possibly see many more cance

but in huckleberry finn and tom sawyer and hannibal, i did get the clothes.y wore at that time. i have this old hat here. it is a real beauty. you can get a new hat. sweated ands to be lived in, and this has been lived in. >> that hat is so old and beat up. it looks beautiful. [laughter] the way norman found the models for his covers interested me very much, especially the cover he did for the saturday evening post, now known as the golden rule cover. there were a lot of people in that, it went over 30 heads, all kinds of people and nationalities. murder they come from, norman? >> some of them came from right here in stockbridge and others came from arlington, vermont. >> let's start at the beginning. what made you decide to do the picture, norman? >> i realized the golden rule was the only common denominator of all religions from the beginning of time. the golden rule which says do unto others as you would have them do unto you. >> those colorful costumes in the picture, norman, where did they come from? >> i took a trip around the world and brought back lit

this is the time "huck finn" is being written. the story is being told that grant is just about ready because of all the things we talked about, he is just about ready to actually sign a contract with century and company to do the memoirs because he kind of had promised them and all of that. mark twain says he is entering a building in new york city and hears a couple of editors from "century magazine" talking about i think grant will sign. well, who knows? he rushes over to grant's house and says i heard you are going with century, what are they offering you? grant said 10%. twain says they would not give a beginning author that little. i am willing to give you much more. besides, i founded a company, charles l. webster and company. charles l. webster happens to be directly related to mark twain. the whole idea is the company is founded originally so mark twain can find a publisher for his big book, "huckleberry finn." twain offers grant 70% of the profit. 70% of the profit. craig: that is the deal you had for this book, right? [

we have fox team coverage with matt finn following the last minute shoppers who have hours to finishavid lee doesn't seem too bad there now. >> indeed it's not. you got your last minute shoppers that you mentioned but you also have those last-minute travelers that have been trickling in throughout the day. as you can see for yourself it is relatively quiet and with each passing hour it seems to be getting quieter. an industry trade group airlines for america says today that 2.25 million people are expected to travel but later this week is when you have to brace yourself. thursday and friday they are forecasting the busiest travel days of the holiday season with 2.9 million passengers on u.s. carriers. there was one glitch today as you mentioned that was worth noting. heavy fog in chicago halted all incoming flights at both oh o'hare and midway airport. operations have since returned to normal but chicago as we all know too well is a significant hub and there have been significant cancellations there at o'hare and midway today alone, we are told at 162 cancellations that have affected

ed: matt finn, stirring numbers right there thanks for coming in.senger buses catching fire at los angeles international airport overnight. the l.a. fire department, says mechanical, electrical issue on one bus sparked flames. quickly spread to two other buses. luckily there were no people on board the buses at the time, although the incident diddies interrupt traffic -- did disrupt traffic. >>> earlier this year i donated a part of my liver to my sister colleen. you see that there. she is on the road to recovery. i'm proud to report. our next guests more importantly have a special brand new story to tell, they're sharing their journey with organ donation. how it impacts their lives. how you might want to know more about it. angela jennings donated part of her liver to marlon garrison. dr. martin levy performed the procedure. welcome all. >> thank you. >> thank you. ed: let me start with the recipient. how are you feeling? >> i feel great. >> thank you. ed: go ahead. >> sorry. >> i feel really, i feel better than i have in years. i'm doing well. tha

matt finn is live in chicago with the latest. matt? >> jon, the shooting victims age in range from 16 to 48 years old. chicago police tell fox news 12 out of the 13 victims are in the hospital being treated. two men are in critical condition with gunshot wounds to their torso and a female is in serious condition with a gunshot wound to her back. police say the shooting broke out around 12:30 a.m. at a house party that was being held in memory of another person that was murdered in this city earlier this year. chicago police tell fox news one person of interest is being questioned right now. a revolver was recovered. police say shots were fired inside this house party over a dispute. people started spilling out on the streets. shots were then fired in and around the house. police say the scene was so frantic, some people did not realize that they had even been hit with a bullet. >> it's a chaotic scene. and listen to the radio, you could hear people who didn't even know that they were shot were responding after they went home, so i'm im

for us finns, it is very important to be in the nature.the forest. the most beautiful thing, though, is the collaboration with the schools. so the children learn that it is possible to make actions for the better of environment and climate, and it is also profitable at the same time. we have been able to cut co2 emissions so much, and i do hope that everybody in the world would find the same will and want to do it, because it is possible. good evening. after all the rain we have been having lately, today's weather felt like something of a christmas miracle. it was dry for pretty much all of us, many of us got to see sunshine. that was how it looked on the lincolnshire coast earlier on. but things are changing. behind me, this lump of cloud is boxing day's weather and we will see some rain returning from the west. before that happens, fog still potentially causing problems in the central, eastern and northern parts of england, southern scotland as well. certainly through the evening hours it could be quite dense. but it will lift after midn

for us finns, it is very important to be in the nature.st. the most beautiful thing, though, is the collaboration with the schools. so the children learn that it is possible to make actions for the better of environment and climate, and it is also profitable at the same time. we have been able to cut co2 emissions so much, and i do hope that everybody in the world would find the same will and want to do it, because it is possible. most parts of the uk are pretty chilly at the moment, so we have had some snow across northern scotland and quite a harsh frost, but the main message for the week ahead is quite the opposite. it is going to be mild, wet, and very windy at times as well, but a bit of sunshine from time to time too. it doesn't look like it will be a complete washout. the satellite picture shows a fair bit of cloud across southern parts of the uk, drizzly, northern england is quite misty at the moment with cold weather across scotland. we have had some snow here, it will continue to remain quite wintry through the early hours here,

and tomuckleberry finn sawyer, i did get the actual close. clothes.ual in.is so beaten up and it is so old it looks beautiful. [laughter] the way norman found the models for his covers interested me very much, especially the cover he did for the saturday evening post, now known as the golden rule cover. there were a lot of people in that, over 30 heads, all kinds of people and nationalities. where did they come from my norman? >> summit came from right here in stockbridge and others came from arlington, vermont. >> let's start at the beginning. what made you decide to do the picture, norman? >> i realized the golden rule was the only common denominator of all religions from the beginning of time. the golden rule which says do unto others as you would have them do unto you. >> those colorful costumes in the picture, norman, where did they come from? >> i took a trip around the world and brought back literally brought boxes of photographs. i also brought back some of the actual costumes. do unto others as you would have them do unto you. ♪ brothers, thise abov

for us finns, it is very important to be in the nature.n the forest. the most beautiful thing, though, is the collaboration with the schools. the most beautiful thing, though, is the collaboration with the schools. so the children learn that it is possible to make actions for the better of environment and climate, and it is also profitable at the same time. we have been able to cut co2 emissions so much, and i do hope that everybody in the world would find the same will and want to do it, because it is possible. hello. after a fairly wintry weekend the weather is set to turn milder in the longer range. a more detailed look for the next ten days. this picture was taken saturday afternoon. quite a bit of snow over the higher ground, of northern england, northern ireland, scotland and wales as well. this week things are staying unsettled and blustery at times, but not as windy as it has been through the weekend, and milder too. but for sunday, we are not out of the woods in terms of the strong wind, especially in the south you can see the pro

for us finns, it is very important to be in the nature.st. the most beautiful thing, though, is the collaboration with the schools. so the children learn that it is possible to make actions for the better of environment and climate, and it is also profitable at the same time. we have been able to cut co2 emissions so much, and i do hope that everybody in the world would find the same will and want to do it, because it is possible. it has been a windy and wintry sort of we can. we have had some heavy showers and rain and hail at lower levels and snow over the higher ground in the north. this is the picture of a sunset in dover. still some showers around there but through the rest of the coming week. the unsettled theme continues with a mix of sunshine and showers, when they will probably be the driest day of the week and then things will turn milder and windier later on in the week. monday morning starts with afairamount of the week. monday morning starts with a fair amount of sunshine, a cold icy start in particularly in northern england a

for us finns, it is very important to be in the nature.rest. the most beautiful thing, though, is the collaboration with the schools. so the children learn that it is possible to make actions for the better of environment and climate, and it is also profitable at the same time. we have been able to cut co2 emissions so much, and i do hope that everybody in the world would find the same will and want to do it, because it is possible. hello there. by the time the sun rises, we'll have ticked just about every weather box through the night — rain, hail, sleet, snow, a bit of thunder, and some gusty winds. all kept going overnight by this area of low pressure to the north of us. strong and gusty winds on the south feeding those showers across the country. but adding to all that, with some clearer skies between them, temperatures have dropped low enough for some ice around to begin with. but the day ahead, actually, not looking too bad. lots of dry and sunny weather around. but, as i said, it starts on a cold note. anywhere, really, from north w

for us finns, it is very important to be in the nature.most beautiful thing, though, is the collaboration with the schools. so the children learn that it is possible to make actions for the better of environment and climate, and it is also profitable at the same time. we have been able to cut co2 emissions so much, and i do hope that everybody in the world would find the same will and want to do it, because it is possible. hello there. well, it doesn't look like there is going to be any snowfall for christmas day, but because it'll be quite cold, there could be a little bit of festive frost to start the day. the reason for the cold weather with the sunshine as well as this ridge of high pressure for christmas day, which will be short—lived because it will be replaced during boxing day with this area of low pressure to bring us a spell of wet and windy weather. the cold air from christmas day will be pushed northwards and it'll be replaced as the wind and rain moves in with this milder air and, indeed, it'll be sticking around, even as we h

it's finn's turn anyway. finn?ou the parents need to do first. >> reporter: you have to create the parent account for the device. you do this online at sony for a ps4 or at microsoft for an xbox. only then do you create sub accounts for the kids. if you try to set up a parental account later for time limits or managing age-appropriate content, that means the kid loses all of their in-game progress. >> yeah, and that defeats the whole purpose of giving them a gift in the first place. plus, it would make me super frustrated. >> reporter: and about parental limits. if you gave your kid a phone as a gift, now's the time to start thinking about parental controls. >> these things can be really addictive to us. even worse for them. >> see? >> reporter: even the built-in screen time controls for apple and android devices, parents can limit total time, create bedtimes where the phone goes offli offline, and put age-appropriate content filters on. that's the advice that will set you -- >> how come finn got to talk about two

will be much more favorable to the left well here back in helsinki were asking the question have the finns found the alexy of happiness through the excellence of the education system there's no better person to ask than ali packer hyland the chief executive officer of the national agency of education a former education minister and there is no better place to ask that question that he had at the hotel one of the go on to tell those of you to build during the the bella park because it's exactly in that period in the late 19th century the only argues laid the foundations for feminists educational success will only pick either and welcome to the exam and to thank you very much so you have a long experience from the said occasion to late to the national agency now but previously a minister of education wasn't really the piece of assault the programme for international student assessment from the e.c.b. when it 1st came out in the year 2000 was that for short fill and finish education into the international spotlight i would say that. that that's the time when the real interest started and actu

presidents are joined by guy packwood, a princeton security guard, garfield brown, a groundskeeper and suff finnfrom dining. >> the majority of people you see in sign dining and fa siments are african-american, for me as a student, these are ae people i connected with. >> when they need some advice or motherly figure or a nice hug, you know, they will come and iook for either me or howard, to talk them to death. >> i figured they are away from home and they need love. and i tell them, you know, when you are in the dining area, just axlax, eat your food, the minute you leave here, jump back into that book. >> reporter: you are creating a legacy for people who are so often in the background. >> for sure, and i think it was ially important for it to be at binceton because of the history of princeton. >> reporter: that history >>cludes slaves who worked at the president's house for decades, and woodrow wilson who blocked black student enroll am as princeton president and oversaw segregationist policies at u.s. president. these portraits are working to create a new legacy. >> i was wondering how i ca

i >> miss finn i missed most morally >> i missed i mr. to sony mr. sonia i >> mr. call >> mr. coal >> mister mrs. lesko >> missed mister chairman the clerk report the total 90s for nays. the ayes have it and i will just rule for the majority. again i think everybody unaware that, absolutely. >> we talk about democracy in the federal system -- even before, >> i you. without objection the committee is adjourned. >> >> follow the house impeachment process and administrations response on the span. watch live unfiltered coverage. stream anytime on-demand at span.org/impeachment or listen everywhere you are on the c-span radio app. here's a look at what is live on when they the c-span networks. the housemates at 9:00 a.m. eastern to take up the resolution to impeach president trump. members will have one hour to debate a rule that is up six hours of general debate of equally divided before a final vote on to the articles of impeachment, abuse of power and obstruction of congress. that's live on c-span. considers, the senate judicial nominations starting at 9:30 a.m. eastern. then in

just really become a pop icon we can see her in multiple representations such as in this painting by finn and. you can see through the eyes of the latin american altes. cnn jeanne. grgroups tend to acact a hand to han as the mododern day. japanese photographer kimiko ishi did meanwhile opted for self portraits. in the world of cinema vehicle plus biopic the trtrace and not as a spoileded outside. the young woman in an unhappy marriage from hey. that's a good sign just got a letter through severe couple as field it was reaeally interestig for me to see a character he was so modern temple and click you may. i'd say should be multi. faceted because she gives different. sides to her personality maybe she she maybe she was a good mother or a doting sister. the all in on just like the ones we see in. royalty today very interesting. merry onto anan at larger than life personality influence on fashion and ultimately. dan continue to fascscinate the public yeah sure we have to get the two hundred wants to change the laws we know from jenny. from the line clean. reading this right the jewel that wh

. >> how is finn? does he like to be a storm trooper. what's his favorite color?ear glasses or not? how old is he in real life? does he like to go to gucci and nordstr nordstroms? does he like to go to buy food or other places? >> i have a question for you. everybody else calls chewbacca chewbacca, you call him chewbacca. and what's the reference behind that nickname? >> i was just mispronouncing his name. >> for a long time, i didn't know if to call han han. >> first, jimmy takes away the kids' halloween candy. now, he teases them with "star wars" insight. >> love it. >> thanks to our international viewers were joining us. have a great rest of your day. for the rest of our viewers, "early start" continues right now. >>> it's only happened twice in history. how will tomorrow's vote to impeach the president play out? a house committee laying out the game plan today. >>> future of the boeing 737 max in serious doubt. production will be suspended with no date to recertify the plane in sight. >>> three people are dead and damages are widespread as tornadoes rip across

and that's the way it looks from moscow for their sad we're back in around 34 minutes from now at finn's next with a wednesday edition going underground after the break. up until recently politics were about policy preferences and ways to implement them that is not the case today your political views are now what define you as a person and there is a moral dimension bias against those who are not politically correct is the last acceptable form of discrimination this is the end of politics. all the yen the euro the dollar they all refer to each other and they're all going deeper and deeper into debt so there's no basic there or there there's no so there's no way to measure the dead against something that is could be considered money remember j.p. morgan said only gold is money everything else is credit or debt ok so without that there is no way to measure that debt and there's no at the moment you know my my view is that this is leading to a neo feudalism poor you have just a few private equity firms owing 98 percent of all the assets and everyone else is a living as serfs on that we're g

southern dialect, mark twain is the most famous southern dialect writer we hear a lot about because huck finn and tom sawyer, he considered himself a dialect writer as well. he put that in all those stories and because of that mark twain became a good friend and they performed together in new york city 8 a few times and he sold out 5 or 600 theaters. at the peak of his speaking career he was bringing in the modern improvement of $25,000 for one of his performances so one of the best-known authors and entertainers in the entire country. this home is located in the heart of likely square in 1872. james malcolm riley never owned a home. it was built by john come for his family and they lived here, in 1890, at the peak of his career and became part of their extended family so three years after they met they invited him to live in the home with him, he was touring so much he was living in a permanent hotel room in indianapolis. this is the parlor, the victorian living room and they do the entertaining and you will see a lot of musical instruments. riley was a multitalented individual, not only cou

for his part excuse me vernon unsworth lawyers 'd have said that musk is a dick divin finn skinned billionaire who's obsessed with his public relations image so they're asking for $75000.00 which seems like a pretty nominal amount to demand in damages from a band lost who is reputedly worth 24000000000 dollars but that's where things stand today all right thank you for that rob reynolds of course we'll check in with you later to find out whether or not a non mosque showed up in court today there in los angeles thank you for the moment rob now extreme weather and an economic crisis have left nearly half of zimbabwe's population facing severe hunger the u.n. is warning that the country is on the brink of starvation with women and children the hardest hit now expanding to more than double the number of people it helps as many as 7000000 are in need of aid the situation is only expected to get worse with little rain expected before the april harvests. extreme weather in an economic motorhome have pushed those people into severe hunger and for a country that used to be the bread basket of southern

matt finn is at chicago's o'hare. we just spoke to some people who have a canceled flight back to san francisco. they say they will be missing school and work tomorrow. >> a san francisco. reporter: when is the next he flight in. >> i'm flying out tomorrow evening. >> almost a full days delay. >> the boss won't be happy. but if she sees me on the news she'll believe me. >> what are you going to do tonight? >> go back home to the family. one extra day. reporter: at last check at least 76 canceled flights in san francisco and 52 in new york and knowledge and boston as the winter storms continue flight impacts could become worse. the faa slowed down arrivals in many airports in the northeast and san francisco. talking to one woman at chicago's o'hare. she is missing a full day in mexico. another gentleman says he's trying to get to 0 work tomorrow. their original flights were okay, but their connecting flights have been canceled. jon: joining us, fox news chief meteorologist, rick reichmuth. >> it's been a long lasting s

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matt finn explains why. >> reporter: inside the death chamber at this federal prison the first federalinmate in 16 years was scheduled to be executed this week but 72 hours before the supreme court blocked the trump administration's plan to execute the inmate by a pulled the lower court's day. the prisoner is one of 5 different inmates william barr announced are set to be to put to death under the administration's return to capital punishment. >> the issue is how the execution will take place, the three drugs versus one drug. that is operative here. >> reporter: at the heart of the legal battle is lethal injection substance. william barr has approved a new single lethal injection replacing the previous combination of three chemicals that caused botched executions, sparked outrage among death penalty opponents. >> every time the government comes up with a method of killing people they say this is a better method of killing people. >> reporter: this up in court denied the trump administration's emergency requests to lift the holes but the government will ultimately prevail in the executi

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