gail left her daughter's house.he money was in a blue bag, along with a tracking device, courtesy of the fbi. at the location, quinn's mother found the designated bathroom. hidden inside the toilet paper holder was a note. it looked again to be in quinn's handwriting and gail read it aloud to investigators. >> so far i'm fine. no harm has been done to me. after you pick up this letter, you are going to drive north toward joe's crab shack. drop the money out of the car and do not look back. anything goes wrong and i'm dead. >> up to this point they didn't want to hurt her, they had no intention of hurting her, but now it said anything goes wrong, i'm dead. >> they're escalating it? >> yes. >> undercover agents converged on joe's crab shack, a local restaurant popular with tourists. >> we've got surveillance units out, we've got an airplane out. >> you're watching? >> we're watching. >> quinn's mom drove to the crab shack. >> i drove through, came around the corner and there were bushes sitting on, i guess, a sidewalk

. >>> the can charlie rose scandal, new reaction from gail king. what she said to steven colbert about the allegations against her former co host. >>> cloning dogs. it's not science fiction. how it works and how much it cost >> all eyes on the forecast, we're tracking rain as holiday travel kicks into high gear. good evening, i'm jessica dean >> i'm ukee washington. whether by car, plane or train, the thanksgiving travel rush is starting but we have some wet weather to talk about. >> meteorologist kate bilo timing it all out. >> that's right jess and unique, a lot of people getting ready to leave their homes or waiting for folks to arrive and want to know how the weather will impact the travel. the good news is there's really only a short window of time that the weather looks to impact negatively the holiday travel rush and that is tomorrow morning, you can see right now clouds overhead but here comes our next front. it's just moved into the northwestern corner of pennsylvania and this front advancing rapidedly but pulling in moisture from the sout

here to discuss gail trotter, senior fellow and tim phillips president of americans for prosperity gail let me start with you because victory for republicans today, a victory for president trump, but mitch mcconnell still a lot of folks just don't know if he can actually negotiator usher this thing across the finish line. >> well that remains to be seen but it was a victory for the american people today too. this is one step closer to delivering white house's top domestic policy item and the white house has made it clear that they have three priorities for the tax bill. middle class tax cut, a 20% corporate tax rate, and a simpler tax code and you have three groups of senators who are trying to maneuver to make changes in the proposal. you have the first group, ron johnson and steve danes of montana trying to make sure that small businesses have the benefits that larger corporations are going to have under this bill. you also have a group that's concerned about deficits and you have a group that has a myriad of concerns including senator mccain and senator collins who are worried about

norah o'donnell and gail king reacted to the news. >> i really am still reeling, i got an hour of sleep. oprah called me and said are you okay? i am not okay. after reading that article in the post, it was deeply troubling, disturbing and painful for me to read. i think we have to make this matter to women, the women who have spoken up, the women who have not spoken up because they're afraid, i'm hoping that now they will tahave the streng to speak up too. i have held charlie in such high regard and i'm really struggling because how do you, what do you say when someone that you deeply care about has done something that is so horrible? how do you wrap your brain around that? >> this is a moment that demands a frank and honest assessment about where we stand and in general the safety of women. let me be clear, there is no excuse for this alleged behavior. it is systematic and pervasive. that has to end, this behavior is wrong, period. >> rhodes responded to "the washington post" account, the statement that read, it is essential that these women know that i hear them and that i deeply apol

. >>> the can charlie rose scandal, new reaction from gail king. what she said to steven colbert about the allegations against her former co host. >>> cloning dogs. it's not science fiction. how it works and how much it cost >> all eyes on the forecast, we're tracking rain as holiday travel kicks into high gear. good evening, i'm jessica dean >> i'm ukee washington. whether by car, plane or train, the thanksgiving travel rush is starting but we have some wet weather to talk about. >> meteorologist kate bilo timing it all out. >> that's right jess and unique, a lot of people getting ready to leave their homes or waiting for folks to arrive and want to know how the weather will impact the travel. the good news is there's really only a short window of time that the weather looks to impact negatively the holiday travel rush and that is tomorrow morning, you can see right now clouds overhead but here comes our next front. it's just moved into the northwestern corner of pennsylvania and this front advancing rapidedly but pulling in moisture from the sout

gail fro and her daughter miyah were last seen yesterday at their home on strath meade street. they left in a blue 2012 toyota high lander virginia license plates vj g2156. we're told gail may be in need of medical care, if you seen them, please call police. >>> turns out there may be some metro to the allegations of grade atmerring in prince george's county public schools an audit of the school system revealed students are graduating without meeting requirements. the school's ceo will face state and the troubling findings >> lindsey watts was the first to report on allegations of grade fixing that led to the audit. lindsey i know this is highly anticipated what can we expect tomorrow at this meeting >> i talked to a spokesman who told me this will be an open meeting. dr. maxwell will be meeting were it prince george's county council and county members of the state legislature. you can bet there will be tough questions, possibly calls for staffing changes. for now, dr. maxwell continues to have full support at least from the man who hired him. >> i wanted to talk to you about g

still the first half gail up 16. didn't we just see that?ar to lan dale for the jam 29-11 gail second half lead down to single digits. lan dale pumping iron. he had 26 points st. mary wins 89-71. on a day when most are headed back for second, the nfl is serving up three helping of the main course, yeah that would be some thanksgiving pig skin and big d nice helm turkey, 9-0 kmarjers. flil phillip rivers finds travis benjamin reaching up for the snag. a 27 yard touchdown. 16-0 l.a. now 16-6 in the fourkt. rivers seen keen and allen cutting kroosz the field. carving up the dallas defense. it's pennsylvania 42 yard touchdown 22-6 after the missed extra point. the oukds struggling to put up points. dak is picked off by desmond king. good to be the king. takes it back to thehouse. 90 yards for the touchdown. the chargers blow out the cowboys 28-6 is your final. fans getting fessest in droint lyanne haves a 4 game winning keech. case keenum calls his own number right call at 9yard touchdown. time to gather the family around for end zone. flies in

still the first half gail up 16. didn't we just see that?ar to lan dale for the jam 29-11 gail second half lead down to single digits. lan dale pumping iron. he had 26 points st. mary wins 89-71. on a day when most are headed back for second, the nfl is serving up three helping of the main course, yeah that would be some thanksgiving pig skin and big d nice helm turkey, 9-0 kmarjers. flil phillip rivers finds travis benjamin reaching up for the snag. a 27 yard touchdown. 16-0 l.a. now 16-6 in the fourkt. rivers seen keen and allen cutting kroosz the field. carving up the dallas defense. it's pennsylvania 42 yard touchdown 22-6 after the missed extra point. the oukds struggling to put up points. dak is picked off by desmond king. good to be the king. takes it back to thehouse. 90 yards for the touchdown. the chargers blow out the cowboys 28-6 is your final. fans getting fessest in droint lyanne haves a 4 game winning keech. case keenum calls his own number right call at 9yard touchdown. time to gather the family around for end zone. flies in

. >> gail and craig are certain austin never abused opioids when he played, but something changed afterhamed he would have been for us to know that he was abusing prescription medications. that's truly what breaks my heart. >> it could happen to anyone. >> several times a month gail, a former school counselor, speaks to kids and parents about opioids. >> we need to educate in these dangers. you know, just because it is a prescription does not mean it's safe. >> oklahoma set a record last year for the number of drug overdoses that ended in death. does it feel to you like the country gets it? >> i'm 60 years old and it's -- it shocks me to think what has happened in our country in my lifetime that we have this problem with so many things that now this is something that appears to be destroying us within. >> reporter: craig and gail are doing their best to not let that happen. >> when we were in the emergency room with austin, i saw that he had a wrist band. >> on it a bible verse from proverbs which reads. >> iron sharpens iron so one man sharpens another. and that's the best way i know t

host: gail, you are the second call on this. either one of you, can you explain why they would lose, single parents with multiple children? guest: the loss of the personal exemption is an issue. so, gail, she said three children, single mom, making $24,000. thet now, she could take $12,000 standard deduction, and then $4000 per child is another $12,000. wipes out her $24,000 income and she would not pay tax on any of it. she could take the $24,000 standard deduction. i'm sorry, $12,000. be anot -- there may separate rate for head of household, maybe $18,000 or so. she may be able to claim head of household. and then add in the credits. it is hard to comment on any individual case. she may end up kind of being ok, you know, but it is hard to say without knowing the details. but it is a change, forit is hay individual sure. anxiety you feel when you know that what you are used to is not going to be what you are facing in the future is difficult. that is a challenge for republicans. host: let's go to dave in irvine, california. cal

i'm still gail welcome to the program gemini search for a new government has gone into extra time chancellor i'm going to medical originally said she wanted an agreement by yesterday but math and overnight talks failed to produce a breakthrough a conservative bloc is seeking a coalition deal with the pro-business free democrats on the greens now they're back at the negotiating table hoping to avoid another election. another round of difficult talks at the c.d.u. party headquarters the negotiators are coming off a long night with no concrete results much is at stake for you to reach an agreement could mean new elections but chancellor merkel says she's determined not to let that happen. despite all the difficulties in these negotiations i am determined to form a government as mandated by germany's vote as they definitely won't be easy it'll definitely be hard but it's worth going into a second round of talks. by in a while so that this is. we all realize we have to make compromises everyone. so far that hasn't happened enough. this is especially applies to those who declare to the outside wor

i'm still gail welcome to the program. the un's latest climate summit has begun in bonn representatives from one hundred ninety seven countries will spend the next ten days discussing ways to tackle climate change the conference opened with a traditional phrygian welcome ceremony although the talks are being held in germany fiji is chair in the event. and it was invited to take the chair as one of the countries are suffering climate changes worst effects but the tiny island nation also lacks the resources to hold the event itself delegates are working to cap expected global temperature increases at one and a half degrees celsius or less. instead of taking their seats in class or taking to the streets these youths staged a demonstration near the climate conference center in bonn. they want the global community to limit greenhouse gas emissions. conference participants say the paris climate agreement of twenty fifteen was a step in the right direction countries have national climate targets now but they have to be solidified

i feel gail welcome to the program indonesia is warning that a volcano on the tourist island of bali might be about to erupt the government has ordered the evacuation of more than one hundred thousand people from the area and close the island's international airport i'm tackling has been rumbling since august and is now spilling out smoke and love. you can for the first time since one thousand nine hundred sixty three on this most serious alert level for the second time in three months. there is a high possibility that a bigger eruption could happen. now extended police exclusion zone to areas within the ten kilometer radius of the volcano's crater. over one hundred thousand local residents have been ordered to leave their homes and stay in evacuation centers instead. of that i felt that the problem was such that we are so afraid after seeing the huge black smoke rising from the volcano. so those of us who live in the danger zone decided to leave. the. airports in bali and lombok have been forced to close leaving thousands of tourists and business travelers stranded at. the critical.

gail is developing into england and wales.very windy night, up to 70 mph on the exposed coasts and feels, some outbreaks of rain. and this is snow on thursday morning in northern scotland, even at lower levels we may see it accumulating causing travel problems. some showers moving south on thursday. still mild and sunny spells in east anglia and south—east england but beginning to turn cold in the north for more of us. the process stalls somewhat with this low pressure affecting southern part on friday. still some uncertainty about how people are going to see the rain. on saturday the cold air will complete its journey south. quite a strong wind, gales in places. many will have a dry day with sunshine but showers over northern and western areas, wintry. rain, yes but sleet and fail too. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11:00: zimbabwe celebrates as robert mugabe resigns as president of zimbabwe after 37 years, bringing his reign of political repression and economic chaos to an end. i robert mugabe... his letter of resignatio

my name is james tracy, i'm standing in for gail gilman, our c.e.o. of community housing partnership who's out of town for the next week or so. when gail first contacted me by text and said, hey, i need you to come to a meeting. we're going talk about tearing the civic center down and building it up, i said oh, my god. have we got ourselves into? quite bluntly. but once we met with strada and realized their commitment to making sure that the civic center hotel was rebuilt just around the corner and stayed in the neighborhood, they weren't trying to pull any type of shenanigans that are quites common in other proceedings. and they really became trustworthy partners. it's been a -- been an honor to talk with the community members. again especially the brady street neighbors who have always asked the real questions. the questions of keeping people out of their community or pushing people out and never became part of the dialogue which is very appreciated on our part. we're excited to see this new building. we're hoping that it becomes step up housing for

i'm phil gail welcome to the program. tensions between sunni arabs between sunni a saudi arabia and shiite iran have spilled over into conflicts across the middle east as it seeks to dominate the region they're not involved in direct conflict the two are personally engaged in a proxy war in yemen and the growing crisis in the lebanon observers are increasingly worried that these rivalries could lead to the outbreak of a new conflict. in one corner iran still prickly despite its landmark nuclear deal with the international community and the western forces remain strong in the shiite republic and it continues to support radical islamic movements across the region. in the other corner an increasingly our society of saudi arabia encouraged by president trump visit last may to expand its regional influence. on his first trip to the middle east donald trump essentially gave the saudi leadership complete freedom to do whatever it wants as long as that serves us interests that has fueled tensions in the confrontation between saud

gail, this is an exploding situation right now because if. saudi government, the foreign minister is accusing iran of an act of war because of this missile attack, who knows where it's going to lead. >> this is the question. you have the trump administration's very public mistrust of iran converging with saudi arabia's real mistrust of iran and this moment where you're talking about both cracking down on corruption from the saudi side and consolidating power from saudi arabia's new leaders. the question is where does it end and how much support will this have in the region. >> how do you see it, heather. >> you're seeing external activism. you have to keep in mind yemen, you have of course, the blockade the boycott of qatar, lebanon and now she is internal challenges. we don't really have a good picture internally what's happening but an act of war this robust language put aside also syrian, the syrian conflict which has a very strong iranian ground element to it, it's incredibly volatile. >> the saudis fighting the rebels in yemen. they see

and27-year-old gail pharaoh her daughter, maya, were last seen in falls church. they believe that she left in a blue 2012 toyota highlander. the mother is in need of medical attention. we will bring you the latest as we get it. 23,000 dollars of cell phones vanishing from a locked room at montgomery county police headquarters. the man accused was a trusted police department employee. kevin: a montgomery county detective was scouring an online database of secondhand electronics sellers and recognize the fourth name on the list, jacob golden. there is records reveal that golden, a 23-year-old recently hired i.t. employee, snatched at least 30 iphones, androids, and samsung es from a locker room. the police say that golden sold the department smartphones at area best buy and gamestop stores, mostly while on the clock. a grand total taken? 23,000 others. >> -- $23,000. >> he would have had access to that of the i.t. department. to his defense attorney friday has gone unreturned. year. making $40,000 per he is now on unpaid leave, facing a felony theft charge. kevin l

gail daughter have not been seen since sunday evening. mom is 5'4", 115 pounds. they may be in a blue toyota highlander with virginia tags. if you have information, call 911. >>> firefighters say five people, including two children from an early morning apartment fire arrived at seen ya street around 5:30 this morning. the flames and the smoke filled a room below them. crews brought the three adults and children to safety. and they are trying to figure out what started the fire. >>> the minimum wage in montgomery county will soon be $15 an hour. the county council voted unanimously for the hike. the bill will be phased in over the next seven years. and according to our business partners, large companies must boost their wages by 2021. the county defines large 50 or more people. mid--sized businesses have until 2023. montgomery county is the first jurisdiction in maryland to require that $15 an hour minimum wage. >>> here's a look at what else we're working on. there are reports of voter intimidation at polling places in northern virginia this election day. dogs r

host: gail, you are the second call on this. either one of you, can you explain why they would lose, single parents with multiple children? guest: the loss of the personal exemption is an issue. so, gail, she said three children, single mom, making $24,000. thet now, she could take $12,000 standard deduction, and then $4000 per child is another $12,000. wipes out her $24,000 income and she would not pay tax on any of it. she could take the $24,000 standard deduction. i'm sorry, $12,000. be anot -- there may separate rate for head of household, maybe $18,000 or so. she may be able to claim head of household. and then add in the credits. it is hard to comment on any individual case. she may end up kind of being ok, you know, but it is hard to say without knowing the details. but it is a change, forit is hay individual sure. anxiety you feel when you know that what you are used to is not going to be what you are facing in the future is difficult. that is a challenge for republicans. host: let's go to dave in irvine, california. cal

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missing mother and daughter from the falls church area have been found police tweeted the update about gail and mya fer rel late last night. >>> all because of a report that came out last week alleging that officials had changed grades in order to boost the county's graduation rate. now the governor is weighing in. prince george's county chief reporter tracee wilkins weighs in. >> reporter: teachers and administrators who trusted him with what they knew resulted in the state investigating alleged grade changing in order to boost the counties graduation rate. >> there were hundreds of students that didn't meet the requirements for graduation. we said that grades were changed without the knowledge or consent of teachers. all that is backed up by this report. >> reporter: shortly after the state's report was released on friday, bureaus and a fellow board member received an e-ma have information regarding the audit or any actions pertinent to such audit please refer to the board. the chair goes on to threaten sanction if they don't. larry hogan weighed in on the e-mail saying in part, the obvio

gail. talk to gail. >> first off, it's none of your business. don't ask you where you send your kids to school. don't bother me about where i send mine. >> unbeknownst to everybody, i was actually the guy out there. i was in overalls and a hat. i was the guy working the cones out there. you really are not serious with that question? >> if what you want to do is put on a show and giggle every time i talk, i have no interest in answering your question. >> you know, tom, you must be the thinnest skinned guy in america. >> she wants to get on a plane and come here to new jersey and ask if she wants to examine me and review my medical history, vial a conversation with her hab about that. until that thame r time she should shut up. >> you want to have the conversation later, i'm happy to visit. until that time, sit down and shut up! >> we're back with the roundtable. me and steve. he has his comeuppance today. new jersey rejected him. they put in a replacement for him there is no one like him. the cam courageously ran in his footsteps and tried to suc

you see even gail does it although he has a girlfriend i'm disturbed as well. about the so much i sometimes look when someone writes an interesting comment or has an interesting profile picture but not the stories because you can see who looked. that's happened in the past but i looked at the story and then it was like oh my god let's look at my story so i said i have to be careful. twelve years in the limelight to tokio hotel singer is never bored between two tours and album recordings he released a solo record in spring twenty sixteen and a photo book and he opened an art exhibition. gallery in may twenty sixth inning it seems the whole city has come to see tucker tell the thing a bill called it's presenting a solo project. as if there are a few people who call me billy basically my mom and the person who the song is about and the person who broke my heart also called me. that's right five songs about his broken. trying to overcome pain and suffering through. like in the video don't break me. i'm not ok his fans had really had such an intimate insight into hi

i appreciate your comments. >> gail from the university of detroit mercy. as you were talking, i couldn't help but think back to the recent presidential election. and in particularly one advertisement by the trump campaign. that presented hillary clinton as the dangerous war candidate. and it was very graphic. it would show hilary and show huge bombs and explosions. and i remember i couldn't believe it. hilary, big bomb and explosions. and the message was that trump was the peace candidate. and it seemed to me that she was in a catch 22 situation. the more she focussed on her competency as a military perp and chief. the more people could attack her. of course if she had said she was for world peace, she could be attacked from that direction. it's almost like no matter what she would do, she would be faulted. and i wonder if you think women in politics and in the military are in this kind of catch 22 situation. >> yeah. that's the great comment. yeah, i guess to think about the opposite would be how are male candidates perceived? certainly it seemed lilk cli

i actually wrote on my canvas, kansas cowboy and put a heart, thomas gail, married 27 august '66 gotnam 27 august '67. >> reporter: as they arrived in the harbor, the night sky lit up with incoming rockets. >> that's when i wend on my canvas to make sure that -- i guess to have my mark there. >> reporter: in case you didn't come back? >> yes. >> these men shared a time in hell together yet it was doodles on bunks that brought back strong emotions. tom faye hadn't seen the one he dedicated to his young wife for over 50 years. >> there's one canvas in particular that was salvaged from that little trip, and i think you might recognize it. >> holy moly. >> there's the one you wrote on, brother, in vietnam. welcome home, brother. >> 51 years together, by golly. she's still my sweetheart. what can i say? thanks. >> reporter: they fought for their country, they fought for each other, but mainly they fought to come back home. don daylor, cbs news, new york. >> thaov this monday, from the cbs broadcast center in new york city, i'm elaine quijano. >>> this is the cbs overnight news. >>> welcom

police just tweeted the update about gail and maya farrow. they had been missing since sunday night. >>> tha [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- ricky gervais. lin-manuel miranda. musical guest, sabrina carpenter. and featuring the legendary roots crew. >> questlove: 760, cali! >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh, my goodness. i feel the love. thank you very much. welcome, welcome. welcome to the "tonight show." thank you for being here. thank you for watching. [ cheers and applause ] welcome. we have a great show tonight, ricky, lin-manuel -- it's going to be fantastic. [ cheers and applause ] first we get to some jokes right here. everybody is talking about this, this feud between president trump and republican senator bob corker. they're fighting again, these guys. [ light laughter ] yeah, today corker said that trump is a bad role model fo

i believe tonight gail king is going to speak out. she'll be on late night tonight to talk a little bit more bit. it certainly moved quickly. it definitely did. i think as soon as the allegations came out he was suspended from those networks and now he's beneficial ly let go. so what do we think is going to come down here. you heard us talking about on congress what is a drip , drip that may soon become an opening of a flood gait. do you think we're going to hear more of these stories coming from hollywood, from journalism i mean right now these are all high profile people we're talk ing about. certainly there are every day people where this is happening as well, but do you think this is going to contine? >> i think that's what is so shocking about all these allegations is that there are plenty of many people that we've grown to admire that most people have become fans of now we're seeing them kind of fall from grais and we've seen it start in silicone valley and then we've seen it come into hollywood and now congress and we haven't e

. >>> the fashion industry's wildest night of the year, the met gail ta has named amal clooney and

one bag, gail. that's the rules. i've never been camping before. i plead ignorance.u sure you don't wanna spend the long weekend in my big comfy bed? i'll put the silk sheets on. thank you for doing this for me. i'll put this stuff in my rucksack. i got loads of room. oh, another benefit to having a boyfriend who's used to sleeping in the sand. well, actually, it's a lot of small, fertile valleys in afghanistan-- jar. (sighs) (clinks) ♪ hey. hey, guys. sorry i'm late. i'll, uh, start loading up. uh... (keys jangle) everything okay? whoa, whoa. don't tell me you're not coming. denise has been home with christian all week. so bring him. traci's bringing leo. it's just that... christian is allergic to bees and trees and pollen and grass and... this is the last chance for us all to get together before you go to timmins. well, i... look, i'm so sorry. look, you guys can still use my truck, though. (whispers) thank you. it's okay. we don't need it. no, we really do. (door closes) call the police. i caught a stalker. third time this week. howdy. hey. hey. uh... maybe chloe

now police didn't tell us where they found gail ferro and her daughter maya.ince monday. >>> we are looking at clearer conditions this morning as you step outside. the rain is moved over to the south of us. and that's where we'll remain today. so we'll experience the partly to mostly cloudy skies. at the bus stop this morning to keep the kids comfortable send them out with a jacket or sweater. temperatures 38 to 43 degrees at the bus stop this morning. in the next few hours at 7:00 a.m. the rain the still south of -- is still south of us and we have clouds out there and by lunchtime temperatures are in the 40s and still the showers to the south and we are just cloudy out there. same story on the drive home. it should be a dry one this afternoon versus yesterday. nice clouds out there. showers well to our south and that's where they will remain for the day. and for the rest of the evening and night. so we'll see those temperatures in the upper 40s to low to mid- 50s right around 49 in gaithersburg and 53 in frederick today. we did see quite some rain yesterday.

this amendment will ensure that short term hedge fund does not get the ben out of the long-term cap gail rains right. assuring and long-term investors like real estate partnerships or other main street businesses will continue to have their investments in growing businesses appropriately recognized as long-term capital gains. again, at every decision point, i ask myself, will it promote economic glowing i'm confident at this -- confident at this decision point, it startly does. this amendment, mr. chairman, i thank you for because it strikes the balance -- the right balance to help ensure we do not punish long-term investment or economic growth, so i'm happy to support the amendment and happy to support the underlying bill. with that, mr. chairman, i yield. >> thank you for yield back and thank you for working on economic development issues other general. questions on agreeing that the brady amendment, all those in favor signify by saying aye. those opposees, no. in the opinion of the cares, the eyes have. the role call. the clerk will call the roll. [roll call] role [roll call] roll rol

i'm phil gail welcome to the program. the dangerous effects of global warming all pacific islands that takes a. interstage as fiji opens the u.n. conference on climate change in germany the meeting builds on twenty fifteen's paris climate accord which i aim to reduce worldwide greenhouse gas emissions twenty twenty those emissions are considered to be a major cause of global warming and one hundred sixty eight nations have ratified the agreement so far they're all in the german city of bomb to hammer out the details fiji is chairing the conference like many other island nations in the south pacific it has already been hard hit by rising sea levels with more than twenty three thousand people from one hundred and ninety seven countries attending fiji is remote location means you can physically host the conference itself for go is to reach an agreement on capping expected global temperature increases at one and a half degrees celsius. instead of taking their seats in crafts they're taking to the streets these new staged a de

we will see strong winds on sunday, gailes close to the eastern coast.rn and eastern coast. in northern and eastern areas, showers, wintry over high ground. in lower levels in scotland, a lot of sunshine as well, temperatures 6—10 at best. southern areas will have to wait to see the mixture of sunshine and showers as rain cleared away, and for all of us, it will eventually feel cold. a reminder of our main story this lunchtime: theresa may says britain's departure date from the eu will be enshrined in law and warns she won't tolerate attempts to block the brexit process. that's all from the bbc news at one. so it's goodbye from me, and on bbc one we now, we join the bbc‘s news teams where you are. have a good afternoon. hi there. the main sports stories. elite wicked in eight ashes test with australia. our sport correspond is there. yes, today still remaining. england had begun the day on 2003547. looking to push on toward something like 300. they didn't quite get there. all out for 280. australians then batted beautifully. the star of the show was 18—ye

he will be replaced by gail. it would be the biggest technology takeover of all time.adcom offering to buy qualcomm. the cash and stock offer represents a 28% premium to closing price. it would make broadcom the world upon third-biggest -- the world's third-biggest chipmaker. for more on that, let's our analyst. toqualcomm better positioned stay alone? ip package.ty does it need qualcomm more than qualcomm needs anybody? ip package. >> they have a whole host of problems. they have escalated litigation broadcom maywhere be able to have a better relation with apple and deescalate the situation. they will have a better way to business and have it be more efficient. the combination makes sense, but it creates the li na. enoughit creates a boat bohemouth.a wired networking space. vonnie: will he get it done? will he get regulatory approval? broadcom. a different different management and different than the history how broadcom grew up and established a market. what we have diniz ar's abbey, showing -- what we have seen as they are savvy. with a notion towards making this ame

best backfield buddy and, boy, also didn't have his starting left tackle and adrian claiborne had the gailf his life. right there, number 99 had six sacks in the game. nfl record is seven. mauling prescott all game long. he was sacked eight times, six by claiborne. matt ryan, good, 22 of 29, two touchdown passes, both teams now 5-4 after the falcons won. >>> patriots and broncos. this was sunday night. there were a lot of fireworks in the mountains and none came from the home team. special teams big for new england. they recovered a muffed punt. they blocked a punt and then when the broncos had to kick off they returned it for a touchdown, 103 yards, dion lewis, all the way, a little push in the back to help him get there. patriots led 14-3. tom terrific liked it and then america runs on tommy. duane allen, how is your first catch of the season, good for six points. patriots win 41-16. >> some snow showers in utica. >> no. >> still might be a couple out there. but it's going to give way to a cloudy cold day in the 30s. that time of year. >> who is going to top that. >> thanks for watching.

gail is likely in places but very mild towards the south.our wet start in the south, we go gradually back into the cold air. sunshine and showers, wintry showers in the north, windy with gales in places and highs of four to 10 degrees.

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