dill grieving. they have put out oi'i it. dill grieving.e, a particularly nasty picture of a skyscraper, a cardboard model that is obviously supposed to be the grenfell tower, literally with figures of people being burned up on you tube. the prime minister has rightly condemned this as completely unacceptable. the home secretary has condemned it as disgraceful. sadiq khan has rightfully condemned it, the housing secretary, too. there are no words to describe the people that do things like this, and we can only give our hearts and thoughts once again to the families of the victims. i wonder, dawn, again to the families of the victims. iwonder, dawn, what again to the families of the victims. i wonder, dawn, what could be charge be if the police are investigating? i am not sure. i have looked into it. i can't see, it is difficult to know, there were some races difficult to know, there were some ra ces ta nsey difficult to know, there were some races tansey is within the video. 0k, races tansey is within the video. ok, so hate speech? yeah. i

what about you, dominic grieve? no discussions about setting up grieve? setting up a platform for national unity. i think if we get it through successfully, we have to consider a people's vote. let me ask you about the 48 letters, do you have any intelligence of 48 letters have been received by the chairman? only what the people who have put their own letters a nd the people who have put their own letters and have said. i would make the assumption, and a business person for a long time before i was a politician. ifi person for a long time before i was a politician. if i was in this position, i would a politician. if i was in this position, iwould make a politician. if i was in this position, i would make the assumption they had and that that could happen. a tory leadership contest? i would make that assumption because once that is done, it's done, get out the way. get this threat, this hopping from the sidelines out of the way. i personally would be tempted to do that, because i honestly think mrs may would win any vote of confidence. we saw in the press

's >> studio: -- dominic grieve, and the whole point is that evenif grieve, and the whole point is that's deal does not get through as most people think it worked, it allows parliament to say we don't want no deal and we want parliament to be the ones to decide what happens next. that has been tabled tonight and is a concerted effort to give parliament more of a say over what happens. how opposed the deal will be some the front of the daily telegraph. 100 tory mps have denounced the deal, i do know who has been keeping check, but that seems easily achievable the way they we re seems easily achievable the way they were badgering the prime minister the other day. it seems plausible if you are taking into account everyone who has spoken out against it and eve ryo ne who has spoken out against it and everyone who has written a letter. the century is more than achievable. even theresa may must know along with her most trusted lieutenancy that this will not go through —— n jojohnson has also been speaking that this could damage the tories for a generation and lead to a landslide defeat at the

pittsburgh is the grieving for the 11 jewish pittsburgh is the grieving for the 11jewish worshippersfor the 11 jewish worshippers killed pittsburgh is the grieving for the 11jewish worshippers killed by gunmen motivated by religious hatred. last month's mass shooting was the worst anti—semitic attack in recent us history, but figures released by the fbi showed this was not an isolated incident. for the third year running, hate crimes are on the up in the united states, with black and jewish americans particularly affected. law enforcement agencies reported just over 6000 hate crimes in 2016, but that increased to more than 7000 last year. of those, around 2000 we re last year. of those, around 2000 were aimed at african—americans, while more than 900 were against jewish people, a 37%jump on the previous year. the fbi figures reveal the majority of hate crimes we re reveal the majority of hate crimes were motivated by the city and race, but religion and sexual orientation we re but religion and sexual orientation were also key factors, with a —— abuse ranging from vandalism and assaul

even when we grieve.e are grieving at the same time we are looking at the media and the misinformation. there's a lot of ups and downs. >> i can't imagine. khashoggi tells cnn that he has faith that the king of saudi arabia will bring those responsible for his father's murder to justice. >> congress returns a week after tuesday's election. perhaps they will do something. it is not clear who will hold them accountable. >>> the president tries to rally his base. a slew of democrats possibly countering that message. welcome to the place where people go to learn about their medicare options before they're on medicare. come on in. you're turning 65 soon? yep. and you're retiring at 67? that's the plan! it's also a great time to learn about an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. here's why...medicare part b doesn't pay for everything. this part is up to you. a medicare supplement plan helps pay for some of what medicare doesn't. call unitedhealthcare insurance

welcome to the program the sons of the murdered saudi journalist say their family is unable to grieve properly without knowing where his body is he was killed by an assassination squad who waited for him at the saudi consulate in istanbul before dismembering his remains his sons say their family has been deeply troubled by the ongoing lives since his murder more than a month ago although what we want right now is to bury him and buckie with enmity you know with his with that of his family in saudi arabia and saudi yes i talk to that talk about that with. the saudi authorities and. i just hope that it happens. but you need to find somebody needs to find his his body yes. i believe that the search is ongoing and would he be hopeful about that well the case is remaining high on the u.s. political agenda for more on this rob reynolds joins us live now from washington d.c. rob secretary of state mike pompei o has been speaking about the case to u.s. media what's he been saying well he's been trying to sort of thread the needle if you will bear in saying that the u.s. is demanding answers a

of getting identification so the hope of getting identification so they can also go through that grievingcess. for now, rebecca, thank you very much. rebecca henschkejoining us from ja ka rta rebecca henschkejoining us from jakarta with the latest on that story. let's brief you on some of the other stories making the news. a new study has warned that the world's oceans have absorbed 60% more heat in the past 25 years than previously thought, undermining efforts to limit global warming. writing in the journal nature, they say this means the earth is warming more than expected in response to greenhouse gas emissions. the pressure group human rights watch is saying that sexual abuse against women in north korea is so common it has just become part of ordinary life. researchers interviewed 5a women and eight former party officials who recently defected from north korea. they said unwanted sexual contact and violence is pervasive and there are few ways to report it. heavy rains have brought chaos

now friends and family are grieving not just one, but two lives lost. she was a beautiful baby girl just nine months old. but her life was snatched away just as they had been six days earlier, driving her home when their car was smashed into, whose car launched into the roof area on south broadway. >> it just feels so sad for the family for having to go through this and we are trying to do everything we can to make sure the person responsible is being held. >> today, jessica a. martin a tennessee resident was charged with two counts of murder for the death of hector and camilla. martin suffered moderate injuries, she had a blood alcohol level above the legal limit at the time of the crash. >> and drunk driving, it is unacceptable. >> reporter: a family friend said hector garza was an engineer and a well-known club d.j. who adored his wife and daughter. >> and she was an adorable angel and he knew that and loved her. and gosh, this is heartbreaking, you know? >> the suspect jessica martin was apparently only in california for a her boyfriend who was also

. >> i lost my wife in may and was grieving over that and now have to grieve over this. she is still in my heart for sure.>> reporter:r ashes in an urn on the fireplace, an area he is protecting with a tarp. the couple talked about mixing their ashes and having them scattered at sea. >> the dogs are going to sniff for the remains but it is going to be in this area. hopefully they will be able to get something for us. >> reporter: he also lost seven cars, including a 1990 thunderbird supergroup anniversary edition. he says they are just things and it is the people getting him through this. >> it is amazing the people who have come out and stepped up.>> reporter: authorities say to be cautious due to hazardous debris. >>cials say the death toll s 236 square miles of land and destroyed 11,713 homes. there was some positive news on containment. it has grown to 70% with rain in the forecast. >>> two men from butte county accused of living have been arrested. robert depalma and another suspect face felony suspect -- felony charges. each suspect is being held on a $250,000 bail

. >>> other top story, nation is grieving with the community of thousand oaks. senseless loss of lives after mass shooting at popular bar. tonight several candlelight vigils and then funeral arrangements will be discussed. elena housley, pepperdine university, her life taken. killed ten people in the country western bar. marine combat veteran who turned the gun on himself. damian trujillo, what stands out tonight? >> reporter: it's the same vigil you get from all the other tragedies. i covered one in oregon in 2015, same sense of loss from the communities. very tragic. crime scene behind me remains under heavy guard. road is next to highway 101 and exits are closed. block everybody off from the area as the community comes to grips with the tragedy. >> may you be prevalent tonight and may you be see seen in the community. >> reporter: prayer and vigil. thousands to honor the victims of the latest tragedy. >> known to be one of the safety cities. >> reporter: belief shattered by a lone gunman. 20-year-old ian david long, marine corps veteran believed to be sufferi

many families bringing parents bringing their children here so this is an effort by the community to grieve but to show solidarity with the families of the victims and to try and move forward in some way after this horrific event meanwhile the real the the question the unanswered question maybe the unanswerable question why twenty eight year old ian long took it upon himself to enter that nightclub and bar with a forty five caliber handgun and kill so many people that apparently he had no connection with the f.b.i. is working on that trying to find a motive here is special agent paul del of court. yes the i los angeles evidence response team is processing the crime scene here behind me as well as the subject's vehicle and the home on newbury park we're going to pursue the leads that are developed from that evidence wherever they take us to identify any possible motivation. paint a picture of the frame of mind of the subjects identify any. potential radicalization or any associates at this point we do not have any indicators. other associates or. there are no other threats to los angeles are

the vigil ark chance to grieve -- vigil, a chance to grieve together. >> the days run together. >> reporter mayor says the magnitude of what happened has not hit her yet. too busy for personal reflection. >> this is the kind of destruction. >> reporter: saturday she was with president trump as he saw the scale of destruction. >> he said we have to help these people. these are my people. that blew me away. we are all americans. we are all in this together. >> reporter: however coming back to paradise as one is not a reality for all. after losing her home they have been living in redding. even if her family moved back, she believes it wouldn't be to the same paradise they called home for 20 years. >> there is no town left. to rebuild, it will bow different. it will be all modern and it is not what paradise is. we can't live in a town that is charred. it is time to go. >> hard to look at those pictures. >> incredible. >> thank you for joining us tonight. that is our report. >> sports wrap with joe and jason is coming up. and you find a deal on cookware that makes you say. you know when you're

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it gave me sanity to know that pieces of my child are stillve that helped me to get through the grieving process easier. >> xavier was shot and killed in laurel. he was just 14 years old. gwen's parents know their daughter received the gift ofe rom someone who lost his so violently. >> with her heart and the joy we feel, we have to remember that theer side of it is that it was a tragedy and there is always going to be a grieving family. >> gwen will head to eighth grade and she heads home with the reassurance of her son's memory living on through the life he saved. darcy spencer.4. news >> what are an incredible moment. tonight is a specialto on the ght show starring jimmy fallon. in honor of veteran's day, the studio audience will be packed vth active duty military members,erans and families. one of the people in the audience is from maryland. e joined jimmy for a game called thesp w challenge. >> your husband is behind you. >> huh? >> your -- >> tore? >> what a great surprise for her. do not miss her reaction. we are going to save that for s "the tonigw" after our newscast. that was pr

reporter: some of the grieving families have launched a legal challenge for compensaon from boeing. has since warned all airlines about how to address faulhe readings, and insists t model is as safe as any other aeroplane. >> any accident can lead to death.we re waiting and watching for that, watching out for that, not only for our families, but also for indonesia, for the safety of air travel in indonesia and the world. reporter: the final report is not expected until next year. laura: in the world, russian president vladimir putin claims ukraine's leader petro poroshenko is trying to boost raecngs ahead of ons next year with the naval confrontation of crimea. it comes after russian border guards opened fire on three ukrain their crews on sunday. ukraine says it was a russian act of aggression. the european union will become the first major economy to become climate neutral by 2050. this means that carbon emissions will be lanced by removing greenhouse gases from the atmosphere. scientists say that net zero emissions by 2050 are necessary to keep global temperatures under a 1.5 cel

st up the road from the area that was having a vigil last night to grieve for tho who were victims of the mass ?urder earlier this week. what happened the >> it's kind of a double whammy for this community. the family reunification center for that incident turned in an evacuation center for the fire that followed. >> sreenivasan: so you had peop that were grieving combined with people who were evacuees. >> there are people who have been affected by the shooting who have also been evacuated byi homes, absolutely. >> sreenivasan: but putt this c some geograprspective for people who are not familiar with malibu or calabassas, this up from theoad from the famous beaches and life guard shacks we are used toheeeing. >> t 101 freeway connects greater los angeles to ventura, and along that way are all these very nice communities. ad it'that's burning. it's the 101, maybe 30 miles outside of los angeles, and into the sea, which is malibu. as this fireone from the freeway, the 10 1, about 30, 40 miles to the ocean. and it's just burned a whole ton of houses close to the ocean. >> sreenivasan: f

her family of course grieving tonight. emily turner is live where community members are also feeling the effects of her loss. >> reporter: it's not just her family that's grieving it's this entire community. it's absolutely heart breaking. you can see the vigil there happening behind me. they don't have a program in place they say they just wanted folks to come offer up a prayer for her, for their family to be together to honor her memory because she was just such a wonderful young woman. she just started off in her adult life. her family friends were so excited to see her off and she was excited to be at the university in pepperdine. her father owns the store down the street from where this vigil is happening. folks in town have been leaving flowers there in her honor just to show their support. the awful thing about this is the family left this morning to go down there not knowing whether elena was actually a victim. they found out a few hours after that, just before lunchtime that indeed she is a victim of this awful sh

aunts grieve -- grievances. and the spanish prime minister is upset because the political declaration and the document, the agreement that they have signed, that they are working on, does not specifically mention that in future negotiations between the uk and the european union over gibraltar that spain would be at the table and the spanish prime minister is insisting on that for a number of reasons. as things currently stand, many people living in the border region with gibraltar enter into what is of course the european union. should the uk leave the eu, then of course the border situation will be different and theresa may has been quite explicit in saying that eu citizens that previously were able to enter are going to have to demonstrate the litmus test to see whether or not that they can come in. and given that there are regional elections coming up, the spanish prime minister is all the more eager to address these domestic issues and show that he is being tough on this particular issue. >> so he says he wi

he's never been able to grieve properly for sarah. they contacted him.time to wrap up trial number three. the prosecutor saying it was a sudden violent murder. >> anybody who's been in a relationship knows that sometimes things go off, they snap, for no good reason. i think something like that happened. at some point ryan saw that his perfect marriage was falling apart and that's what led us here. >> the defense arguing a medically undetermined death by natural causes. >> it's probably going to bother me for the rest of my life, what happened to sarah. we'll never know though. >> sarah had drowned. but how? a third jury retired for deliberations. >>> coming up -- >> just was telling me how much he loved sarah and he could never ever love another woman as much as he loved her. i think i started crying because i just felt so bad for him. >> another stunner. a new sarah enters ryan's life. do you love ryan widmer? >> i love him. yes. >> just who is she? later, ryan tells all. >> she's awesome. so loving, caring. there's similars i see in sarah my wife as wi

his brother was with him his book dollar actually said even the way we grieve is completely confusing we've tried to follow every turn of this of all the disputed facts and the lies on television news and they just really while they held them selves together in that interview which was deeply moving also said that he felt that his father had been misunderstood and intentionally misrepresented for political reasons he described his father was a genuine happy person and an amazing father so their grief goes on and this mystery of the whereabouts of the body parts or the remains of goes on with more rhetoric or more accusations being made by both sides in this crisis thank you for that andrew symonds live for us in istanbul the toughest sanctions today's that's what the u.s. is calling the latest measures against iran it's targeting the country's oil and financial sectors but he wants president has some rouhani says tehran will carry on business as usual but ministration is very imposing sanctions that were originally lifted as part of the twenty thousand nuclear agreement and move ahead

the songs of jamal khashoggi say the family is unable to print properly grieve without knowing where his body is they say their father has been troubled by the family has been deeply troubled by the ongoing lies since his murder at the saudi consulate in istanbul in the second of october. and china's president has vowed to boost imports by easing rules for foreign companies xi jinping told a trade fair in shanghai that lower tariffs will open the country up to more trains took a swipe at protectionist policies favored by u.s. president donald trump. has mid-term elections on tuesday a being seen as a critical tests of president donald trump's presidency both trump and his predecessor barack obama on the campaign trail rallying votes in various key states on sunday. bamma address an event in gary indiana where the democratic senator is in a tight race with the republican candidate democrats hope to take control of the house of representatives. a record number of women candidates are running many galvanized by the president's sexist comments his administration's attempts to cover bush

secretary of state mike pompei all said that the suffering in yemen grieves him but if the u.s. was not involved in yemen it would be. a hell of a lot worse is there any truth to that saying. well it's absolutely ridiculous an absurd statement to make and fortunately i think there's now we see a move the majority of the senators don't believe that anymore and that is a sea change especially to have republicans who are parting with the administration on this and recognizing that when madison's something like that it really just doesn't make sense to them anyway so if we go back in time just not too long ago actually no such resolution was passed after the saudi bombing of a school bus in yemen in august in which forty children were killed by a us made bomb and yet we're now seeing all of this concern possibly maybe the murder of jamal khashoggi comes into play here what does this say about politicians priorities. well it's very sad when you put it in that light because the saudi bombing has been responsible for the majority of the death and destruction in yemen and has led to thi

to go it's of my mind dominic the former attorney general tommy grieves my apologies. requested those information and it was only delivered this morning so you know i think yes let's have a discussion and debate about what lessons can be done because in the end the person responsible for this atrocious to a terrorist attack here in my home city of manchester was some mana baby and he was responsible and it was the isis dosh ideology of violence that was responsible but we should be able to learn lessons to stop any future attack on our country yeah mohammad saffi chief executive of the ramadan foundation thanks very much for coming on to the program to discuss the. round up now of the news that a friend said he will take up at the top of the hour with more updates the first tehran r.t. international is the kinds of reports. the but. what politicians do something to. put themselves on the line. to get accepted or rejected.

his reminder of our top stories this hour as songs of jamal khashoggi say the family is unable to grieve properly without knowing way his body is they say their family has been deeply troubled by the ongoing lies more than a month ago the u.s. is restraint saying but those responsible will be held accountable. you asshole will impose economic sanctions on iran in less than two hours target his oil shipping and banking sectors all measures lifted under the two thousand and fifteen nuclear deal coming back by tehran's compliance with the agreement. and showing has a presence by for paliser asuna has ordered parliament to reconvene on the fourteenth of november. prime minister anywhere from a singer and replace him with the former president men director packs because singer insists his sacking was unconstitutional. there as midterm elections on tuesday of being seen as a critical test of president all chance presidency both trump and his predecessor barack obama are on the campaign trail rallying voters. in various key states on sunday a bomb addressed in the event in gary indiana a democra

a lot of grieving.he last two nights sleepless for a lot of people because not only are they dealing with the shock and the horror, but we're dodging fires in ventura county. two fires closing in on our very position. these winds have kept a lot of people up overnight. these winds have jumped highways, jumped bridges. homes under evacuation orders. perhaps some who had family members in that bar the other night. it's been a very rough past 30 hours since the shooting erupted. we can tell you most of those victims were in their late teens, in their early and mid-20s. we did talk yesterday extensi extensively about the ventura county sergeant who was killed. he was the first officer who charged into that bar and took on a lot of gunfire. i encourage a lot of viewers to go to our website. you're going to see news on the newspaper and names on the television screen. it becomes real when you find out exactly who these people were. and the dreams and the plans. the only crime, if you can call it that, was try

that there was a real need to develop something that would help young people get through the grievingears ago. how did that affect you day to day? day to day, that kind of affected me because of the kind of affected me because of the kind of affected me because of the kind of support that i had from my dad just collapsed so not entirely but... so that kind of left me a bit more isolated and left me going out there and looking for help sort of thing. and sometimes i didn't go down the right path and looking back at it now, if i was looking back, i would want to help myself have an easier path and that is what the game is kind of about. and having the experience of grief yourself, how has the game helped you?m the experience of grief yourself, how has the game helped you? it has helped me understand my emotions and stuff like that. so this game is kind of designed to counter the sort of emotions and things that happen within that time, so if you can imagine everything is going on in your life and everything just kind of collapses all of a sudden, of course there are times you are going

i mean, i know it's part of the grieving process but, you know, i am a witness, i am a victim and i amvivor and i am also human and i stand here and i am in pain. >> are you scared when you see this building? >> no, i am not scared. i am angry. how dare you defile our holy space? what made you think you could ever do that? how would you feel if somebody did that to your mother's house of worship? how would you feel? those are questions he will have to deal with. >> you sense anxiety and fear from the community? >> yes, yes, they are afraid. >> they are afraid this is going to happen again? >> yeah. >> you know, you have been on national tv and have given your message of love and toned down the hate, but i wonder do you have moments where you break down or are you still on adrenaline? >> as a example, the last funeral, i appreciate the fact that outside there is a garden, and i sat there and cried like a baby and i couldn't stop. i thought the procession was waiting for me and i couldn't stop. it just came out and i couldn't stop. i have not held it in me nonstop, but this was the last

and the sons of the motors saudi journalists say their family is unable to grieve properly without knowing where his body is and showed he was killed by what turkish officials say was a hit squad who waited for him at the saudi consulate in istanbul turkey is vice president says it's seeking those who committed the murder on its soil. in afghanistan a group of thirteen soldiers and police officers has been killed in an attack on a checkpoint it happened in the eastern province of gaza ne a spokesman for the governesses taliban fighters are responsible for of the attackers were also killed in the confrontation. sri lanka's parliamentary speaker says he will not accept former president mind rajapaksa as new prime minister until he sees proof he commands a majority in parliament this development comes as sri lanka's president ordered m.p.'s to reconvene on nov fourteenth last week the president metric palace serious enough fide prime minister iranian become a singer and replaced him with former president mahinda rajapaksa let's speak to bernard smith who is in colombo forests sri lanka's capi

nick glass is still grieving the lot of four sons who were drafted in to the fight. ♪ >> reporter: theds were intended to give solace, he died for freedom and honor, every british and empire family who lost someone was sent a bronze memorial plaque. the name on this wone, charles, and along with newspaper cuttings now yellow with age and a few old black and white photo, these are treasured mementos from the great war. back then the bronze disks were known as dead man's penny. and every family dreaded receiving one. and this family in north london received four. the medallions all look the same, but look closely. the christian names are different. the family's loss made it into the newspaper with a patriotic headline sons who upheld the traditions of a fighting family from left to right, burt, leo, harry and george. >> two of them died within the same week, which for my grandmother, you just think how did she cope. >> reporter: the oldest boy, george, went down with his ship after it hit a sea mine off ireland in 1915. he was 26 and left a widow. burt, an army private, was killed in act

family and friends are grieving the loss of hector garza and his daughter camila. >>> reporter: some things in life are unexplainable like the loss of a father and his baby girl. 45-year-old hector garza is being described as a loving husband to his wife kirsten and a proud dad to their 8- month-old daughter camila. garza was driving home with camila last week when his car was one of three hit by an alleged drunk driving on south broadway in walnut creek. multiple people were hurt and garza was killed. camila died tuesday night at the hospital. a family spokesman says the family is asking for privacy as they grieve saying in part, the garza family is struggling to comprehend how this tragic incident has taken the lives of two beloved individuals. kirsten is surrounded by family and friends who are providing her with love and painful time. >> it's really a toll on our whole department. and we just feel so do everythi we can to make sure the person responsible is held accountable for her behavior. >> reporter: walnut creek police says the suspect 35- year-old jessica martin had a blood

this area is shut down and people are grieving.till inside the borderline bar and grill. >> it was country western night. college students dressed in black, walked in and

grieving family continues to remember a loved one who was kidnapped.as abducted after she and friend rode scooters to local market in hayward, grabbed by anniversary ofar and not seen her disappearance, they gather to remember her. her friend sang and spoke. >> had so many ideas, so many things to try out. with her nothing can stop us mentality, we were never bored. my memories of that time, wonderful childhood joy. >> wherever you are, if you could please send me a message letting me know you are okay, i would be forever grateful. all that's important to me. know that i love you forever baby girl. >> tonight's event held at new hope christian fellowship church. >>> 16 years ago life changed for little girl following horrible traffic accident in east bay. officer mcguire with chp responded to accident, quickly gave a little girl life saving treatment before she was airlifted to the hospital. this girl went looking for the officer, found him and thanked him. >> you weren't even breathing, actually. got you breathing again, and obviously, eventually the

leaders it's the sons of murdered saudi journalist jamaat has shoji say their family is unable to grieve properly without knowing where his body is shoji was killed by what turkish officials say was a hit squad who waited for him at the saudi consulate in istanbul turkey is vice president says take is now seeking those who committed the murder on its soil. a group of thirteen soldiers and police officers has been killed in an attack on a checkpoint it happened in the eastern province of guy's knee a spokesman for the governor says taliban fighters are responsible for of the attackers were also killed in the confrontation now france has welcomed the results of new caledonia is referendum which have rejected independence and remained a friend decided to remain a french territory but the margin of victory was much closer than expected and there's been some unrest on the south pacific territory andrew thomas reports from sydney. but. their victory was clear even if it did fall short of expectations in the end concerned about how an independent new caledonia would survive economically and whe

we grieve with the families affected by this terrible loss. our continued prayers remain with all of our troops as we come together this morning to support our armed forces. i'm honored to be here today to participate in such a sincere opportunity for us to honor and thank our troops. thank you to gail mcgovern, and the american red cross, for all that they do to support and care for people around the world. thank you to elizabeth dole and many of our wonderful cabinet spouses who are here to help in this important effort. and to colby langley, for his service to this country, and all he does, to support our armed forces. it is great to be with all of you today. as many of you may have seen, the president and i unveiled the christmas decorations at the white house yesterday. and held the first of many holiday receptions to thank volunteers. this is such a wonderful time of year, and we are honored to open the people's house to the public so that families from all over the country can enjoy the decorations. as we begin this christmas season, wh

last night, ian power's uncle said there is not enough time to grieve enough for ian.l awaiting the coroner's report for the cause of death. he was found about a mile away from the harbor. from the bloating, he had probably been in the water since monday night. he is from washington state went missing during last monday night's game. his wife said that he left to go to the bathroom and never returned. powers' family joined the search for him last week. >> we checked hospitalized and jails. and he's not in any of the places and even not under a john doe. >> doe. >> reporter: a fisherman discovered the body in the water on saturday. the deceased is an adult male fully clothed. the proximity to levy stadium brings a red flag for the police. the family said that he is an army veteran and he is reliable and dependable and they don't understand what happened to him. no word on what the positive identification will be made. leigh martinez, ktvu news. >>> the air quality index related unhealthy for most of the bay area. but the incoming rain tomorrow morning is expected to dra

most of those living in thousand oaks a city already grieving from a mass shooting this week have also been told to leave it's a devastating. welcome welcome to hell. and even you would say we're all walking around in a pretty. magnitude of the destruction that we're seeing is really again unbelievable and heartbreaking we know that there have been injuries and we know that there have been loss of life. for those trying to bring these wildfires under control it must feel like a losing battle but the fight against the raging flames continues. u.s. president donald trump has arrived in france for commemorations to mark one hundred years since the end of world war one plane had barely landed when he took a swipe at his host french president mana like wrong in a tweet trump said president mccrone has just suggested that euro built its own military in order to protect itself from the u.s. china and russia very insulting but perhaps europe should first pay its fair share of nato which the u.s. subsidizes greatly. trump was reacting to a radio interview given by a cross earlier this week the

family and friends are left to grieve. to figure out why something like this would happen again. vigil started in the community and this is just incomprehensible. >> a lot ofuestions. a lot of hugging here. a lot of prayer. the vigil started 6:00. this is the over flow crowd. the main vigil is inside. the crowd here lit candles and had prayer outside. and the community the focus of yet another mass shooting. >> reporter: hugs and tears at the family reunification center. the pain of this latest mass shooting has hit this southern california community. >> it will hit them like a ton of bricks. >> reporter: talking about the conspiracy theories the families of victims will hear and the next day or two. theories that the shooting never happened. it's all a government plot. he heard it firsthand. his stepdaughter was killed in aurora, colorado mass shooting. >> they have a lot of grief ahead. and healing is a long, long process. that never ends. >> have you healed yet? >> no. >> reporter: he travels to most mass shootings with his wife. they have been to eleven so far. bob is part gr

elizabeth warren tweeting 3 us service members were killed in afghanistan, we grieve with their familiesst ask. how many must die to realize the amount of us military power will fix afghanistan? we have been at war for 17 years, time to bring our troops home. the president has expressed a lot of worry about us being in afghanistan so what now? >> it is true. this is very frustrating. we squandered so many opportunities to turn this around. the bush administration, went to war in iraq, never put the full effort into generals and pull troops out. all that said the trump team, what they have, without stating that, what they are doing is upped the ante a little bit in terms of the number of troops to train afghan forces but what they principally said is we will stay unconditionally. they are saying they want the taliban to recognize the resolve, and force the taliban to come to the table and discuss a political solution. that is their strategy. whether that will work or not remains to be seen. the taliban has tremendous patience. it has been 17 years since they ran the country and they want

most of those living in thousand oaks a city already grieving from a mass shooting this week have also been told to leave its devastating. welcome to hell. even you would say we're all walking around and when it rains the magnitude of the destruction that we're seeing is really again unbelievable and heartbreaking we know that there are. injuries and we know that there have been loss of life. for those trying to bring these wildfires under control it must feel like a losing battle but the fight against the raging flames continues. well let's get you updated now on some of the other stories making news around the world police in australia say the man who carried out friday a stabbing attack in melbourne held extremist views and was known to intelligence services a somali born assailant killed one person and injured two others before being shot dead by police he also set fire to a truck loaded with gas cylinders. eleven people have died and many others are injured after heavy rains caused flash flooding in jordan in the ancient city of petra a torrent of water forced hundreds of tourists

for at the grieving relatives her death is still very recent.ng for the trial of mario with the hope thatjustice will be served. hello. the 1st of december marks the first day of meteorological winter but the weather is looking a little bit more autumnal. it will be relatively mild across the south of the uk and we have spells of wind and rain on the way and this is the next weather system that will upset the weather for time next weather system that will upset the weatherfor time on next weather system that will upset the weather for time on saturday across the southern half of the uk and will be wind and rain pushing through but once that is through the weather will improve a little bit. this is what it looks like the early hours saturday we have the wind and rain across the southern half of the and for times that will be quite heavy and finn in the afternoon will start to see in some areas at least clearing up any of the load of sunshine but still ranked leftover across yorkshire and all the while in scotland and northern ireland the weather

families of beside themselves entire villages banding together to support them as they grieve. once victims are dandified funerals can be held. identification presents a huge challenge for insect teams examined body parts and check fingerprints and dental records. clothes and other belongings are also helping confirming who died in the crash. the details are related to my husband's shoe we just wanted to be sure because those in charge of identifying the victims say we can help them with identification but they're not his shoes they are different they read so i can confirm they are not his knowing why the line if lines went down nearly fifteen minutes after takeoff my help with grief stricken families come to terms with the tragedy but it's likely to take a long time for investigators to analyze the black box data and provide ounces as to why this new aircraft crashed into the sea. when german chancellor angela merkel met her ukrainian counterpart petro poroshenko for talks in kiev today her visit came as the country prepares to mark the fifth anniversary of the my dawn revolut

grieving and angry. the relatives of the missing submariners have spent months putting pressure on the argentinean government to give them more information and tell them what happened to their loved ones. and we were sitting at the dining table with my mom when the message from the submarine command force arrived saying that an object that was detected yesterday was that our son one we couldn't believe it we turned on the television and media said it was our son one. week and i think. the submarine was returning from a routine mission off argentina southernmost tip in november last year it was ordered back to base after reporting an electrical breakdown but the crew was never heard from again or thirty is gave up hope of finding survivors just two weeks later but their relatives didn't. i'm disappointed disappointed because we still thought they had other information we have the illusion they would find the life the hey unfortunately that's it. on thursday argentina marked one year since the sun one went

most of those living in thousand oaks a city already grieving from a mass shooting this week have also been told to leave it's it's devastating please welcome welcome to hell. and even you would say we're all walking around in it creates the magnitude of the destruction that we're seeing is really again unbelievable and heartbreaking we know that there have been injuries and we know that there have been loss of life. for those trying to bring these wildfires under control it must feel like a losing battle but the fight against the raging flames continues. well joining us on the line for the latest on the california wildfires is t.v. journalist who is in malibu last thanks for joining us what can you tell us about are you always at the moment where you are. so where we are right now we're outside of pepperdine university it's a private university that's in malibu surrounded by a lot of homes in as occluded area as well in the hills the situation around thirty was that the fire had come around here just the way to be really strong and did here and there were holes about one hundred fifty

plucked from a watery grave the family beside themselves villagers are on hand to support them as they grieve. a funeral of one of the victims of lion air flight j.t. six one zero but there's still no clear answer about why the plane crashed on monday. the investigation continues much more of the plane remains hidden beneath the sea surface. but since monday divers have located some of the body of the boeing seven three seven and now they found its black box one of the salvage teams said they dug deep and found it buried in the debris on the sea floor. salvaging the box from the wreckage means aviation experts can begin piecing together what went wrong. so we will let the transportation safety committee do their job. and we have requested boeing help determine the criteria needed for inspection. to find out the cause of the crash. knowing why the plane went down fifteen minutes after takeoff will be of some comfort to the relatives identifying victims is a huge challenge a forensic team is examining body parts others to sifting through clothes and belongings to identify their loved ones the d

it's the sons of saudi the matter of saudi china's jamal khashoggi say their family is unable to grieve properly without knowing where his body is shoji was killed by what turkish officials say was a hit squad who waited for him at the saudi consulate in istanbul his son say their family has been deeply chapal by the ongoing lies since his murder more than a month ago. in other world news china's president has promised to open up access to markets and make business easier for foreign companies xi jinping made the pledge as he opened a trade fair in shanghai aimed at boosting the country's image as an importer he said china will lower taxes streamline customs check and count down on intellectual property theft he also took a swipe at those pushing protectionist trade policies such as u.s. president donald trump who are three of. china's economic growth over the past forty years has been achieved with a commitment to opening up developments of china's economy in the future can only be guaranteed with more openness i've made it clear before and now again that china's top will never be clos

. >> honestly there isn't enough time in life to grieve for ian, he was found a mile away from the harborfrom the bloating, he had probably been in the water since monday night. then this morning shall we received a statement from his employer. s employer. 32-year-old ian powers from washington state went missing during the 49ers game at levi stadium. he told police that he left the seat to use the bathroom and never returned. a camera caught him exiting on foot and his car was in stadium parking lot. powers family joined the search for him last week. >> we checked the hospitals and jails, and he's not in any of the places around here not even under john doe. >> there's no way that he knows where he is and where he is. >> a fisherman discovered the body in the water on saturday. >> the deceased in is an adult male fully closed and to be confirmed. >> the cause of death is a salt water drowning and it's ruled an accident, the investigation now closed. >> leigh martinez, ktvu, fox 2 news. >>> two men from butte county are in jail a -- accused of felony charges. they stole property and are c