hey, pop, you need this group more than i do. i need that group? i need that group like president nixon needs a tape deck. hey, pop, you don't get along with nobody, man. you're always arguing and fighting with people. i do not. yes, you are. you argue with me. i do not. you argue with skillet. i don't. leroy. i never argue with leroy. since when? since he stopped speaking to me. see, we had this big argument, and the first thing he said was i was arguing all the time. that figures because you're always arguing and fighting with people, and you know why? because you're stubborn. who's stubborn? you are. when is the last time you gave into somebody? 1942. i gave in to your mama, and that was a big mistake. why? what happened? see, lamont is french for "big mistake." that's another thing that you're great at, pop: insults. who? you are! you're always insulting me. i don't insult anybody. yes, you do. i get along with anybody. you're either insulting me or you're insulting my friends. like who? well, you never stop insulting julio. those aren't insult

expert groups. in 2014, the working group consolidated the guidelines to reduce duplication and overlaps. during 2014 and 2015, several member states also proposed additional draft guidelines for consideration by the working group. it was clear that the various guidelines were at different levels of maturity with some being largely agreed, while other draft guidelines still the needed substantial further discussion build consensus. time does not permit me to give you a detailed blow by blow account. suffice it to say, in june, the working group reached 12 of the 29 guidelines. it noted that this set of guidelines was now ready for states and international governmental organizations to consider implementing on a voluntary basis. the committee also agreed on a work plan for the period 2016 to 2018 to the tomorrow its discussions of the remaining guidelines and preambler texts for long-term sustainability to be referred to the general assembly in 2018, the same year as 2015. the first 12 agreed guideli

expert groups. in 2014, the working group consolidated the candidate guidelines proposed by the expert groups to reduce duplication and overlaps and during 2014 and 2015, several member states proposed additional draft guidelines for consideration by the working group. as of the start of 2016, there were 29 draft guidelines under consideration, and it was clear the various guidelines were at different levels of maturity with some being largely agreed and therefore within the reach of consensus by copuos while other draft guidelines still needed substantial further discussion to build consensus. time does not permit me to give you a detailed blow-by-blow account of all the discussions in copuos. i see my co-chair -- my copanelist is smiling here because he knows the details. suffice it to say that in june, 2016, the working group reached consensus on 12 of the 29 guidelines and it noted this state of guidelines was ready for states and international intergovernmental organizations to consider impleme

at various times throughout its history, some groups joined, some groups fall out. the battle mountain colony joined, but then left after 1940. during much of this claims period, the te-moak bands will only represent people living south of elko, nevada. so not an all inclusive group, right? now, that brings us to the actual claim, because the te-moak bands are going to be the political entity recognized by the indian claims commission and the bureau of indian affairs to speak for the western shoshone identifiable group. this is what we're going to focus on. and it involves the so-called western shoshone identifiable group. in 1945, that attorney that had been hired by the traditional treaty council of the western shoshones, he became a judge. so he turned all of his business over to his partner, a man named oroville wilson. wilson decided to partner with more powerful attorneys, so he brings in wilkinson, he agrees to partner with wilkinson. in planning for this claim, wilkinson stakes out very clearly the position that aboriginal title has been completely lost. he

expert groups. in 2014, the working group consolidated the candidate guidelines proposed by the expert groups to reduce duplication and overlaps and during 2014 and 2015 several member states proposed additional draft guidelines for consideration by the working group. as of the start of 2016, there were 29 draft guidelines under consideration and it was clear the various guidelines were at different levels of maturity with some being largely agreed and therefore within the reach of consensus by copuos while other draft guidelines still needed substantial further discussion to build consensus. time does not permit me to give you a detailed blow-by-blow account of all the discussions in copuos. i see my co-panelist smiling here because he knows the details. suffice it to say that in 2016 the working group reached consensus on 12 of the 29 guidelines and it noted this state of guidelines was ready for states and international intergovernmental organizations to consider implementing on a voluntary basis

this is a group is a group that has been marketed as democratic. three publicans have almost lost the chance to win the group back. is this a group where republicans, at least down ballot have a shot? survey monkey put out of map last week about what the electoral college would look like if only millennial's water. only millennial's water. it was blue, except for kentucky, west virginia, idaho and wyoming were the only states where republicans won. it's not always like that. during the election in 2004 we have been the red state, george w. bush was winning regular voters. romney and obama came for a draw in places like indiana. even though we think of young voters says leaning to the left it's not always the case and as dramatic as what were seen now. many polls there doing polls with usa today, there tending to find donald trump winning only one every five winners. so george w. bush and al gore almost tied with the youth vote in 2000. by the time he gets a 2014 george w. bush is losing, that 2004, in 2008 you get a huge margin. john mccain still i

this one racist group, neo-nazi group. and you tweeted trump on alt-right support, this is not a group i want to energize and if they are energized, i want to look into it and find out why. so this was trump finally after days directly addressing this and denouncing it, yes? >> sure. except i don't know what it means in the sense that he said that if he had learned that steve bannon was connected to quote unquote alt-right and this was his phrasing then i wouldn't have even had him work here. bannon said in july breitbart is a platform for the alt-right. and trump said i want to know if stuff comes up. bring to it my attention. so it is true that he's disavoid hi >> what are the big stories today even before donald trump spoke to you, the transition team had opened up the possibility that donald trump in his administration would not seek to investigate or press charges against hillary clinton. what did he have to say about that? >> he was very -- i began actually with that question. and asked him to clarify. he was talk ab

the southern poverty law center describes as a hate group. they were in dc over the weekend of donald trump's election. they came here to maggiano's, calling them according to management and saying they were a family reunion. the president said he had no idea that the national policy institute was in fact the people who had booked this room. had no idea they were this group. that's the reality star. tia, giving the nazi salute upstairs. she tweeted a pic standing in front of the trump international hotel as she was attending this national policy institute event. now, maggiano's took to facebook, issued an apology to this community to their customers, own employees for what happened here on friday. they say they do not support anything that mpi is about. they say they were duped into renting that room when the group did not identity themselves as to who they actually were. here we are, 59 days before this presidential election, and it's no secret, we're going to have a lot of groups coming here in the coming week, protesting both in favor and

on the embarcadero the group stopped. they voiced their concerns and some sounders sounded their frustration through their car horns. >> my question is how many of them actually legally voted? if they all voted then they have a right. if they didn't voted then they have no right to do this at all. >> reporter: the group continued marching for several hours, some say that they have been out every election, upset about what a trump presidency might mean for women, racial minority, immigrants, and lbgt people. >> advocate for trying to change this aggression that people have. i advocate for donating causes that will help those that will help in that new trump presidency and so that the aclu, planned parenthood, southern poverty law center. i'm still struggling to find other ways to help and make a difference. it's a part of what has made this week so difficult. >> reporter: back here live in the mission district in san francisco you can see police across the street from where they ended their trip. just a short while ago. th

group, as mark thompson reports. littered road to mosul with burnt out the -- vehicles and charred buildings. a result of the ongoing, two long offensive on the city by iraqi special horses, kurdish peshmerga fighters and shiite militias. soldiersnterterrorism retook a village east of mosul in a don assault on monday, clearing the way for troops to approach the city limits. x our troops have reached the mosul tv station, which is significant, because it means we have reached the city. it indicates that the real operation to liberate the city has begun. iraqi troops have come under fierce resistance from islamic state group fighters, responding to rocket propelled grenades, machine gun and sniper fire with heavy weapons and airstrikes by the us-led coalition. >> if they stand and fight, they will be killed, there is no question about it. if they run, they will either be captured or killed. they will not be allowed to escape. they have done terrible things to the people that are in mosul and the iraqi security forces a

i call this a group cultural catholics. this year though, it's a bit more complicated as the doctor jones will explain in just a moment. support for donald trump is lower among intentional catholics then we saw for romney, mccain, george bush. and latino catholics are supporting secretary clinton in numbers significantly higher the democrats in these past elections. the upshot is that at least at last pulling in at least things have been fluid. at least at last pulling catholics appear to be moving to the democratic column more strongly than they have in recent elections. meaning that secretary clinton is likely to win the support of voters were catholic. with that, let me me turn it over to robbie. [applause] switch presentations here. so i am robert jones. i'm the ceo of pri, our public religion research institute as some of you may know us by. at my job here's to set the table with some drill downs of some catholic groups particularly look that way catholic voters from this election cycle are fairly interesting. in the t

aese groups are as much threat to governments as terrorist groups. you will see groups that literally control the government. it's only a short distance away before i gangsters says, i'm not a gangster. i'm a political leader. and they come up with some a half-baked ideology for what they are doing. actors are increasingly -- i think that is the next big security challenge. it addresses a different set of issues in addition to what we are dealing with when we are dealing with nationstate actors. although i might add with russia and china, with ill have to deal with those issues -- we still have to deal with those issues. hanker: at this point, i would like to invite the audience. keep your question short. i do remind everybody, this is on the record. >> i am going to start with a little bit of an obnoxious question. we've of heard some great ideas teamsonight about sending into the communities after an incident, out reach to community to make them feel, to make the youth feel part of the fabric of american culture. in eight years of the obama adminis

nationalist group. and you tweeted not a group i want to energize and if they are, want to look into it and find out why. this is trump finally after days directly addressing this and denouncing this yes? >> sure but i don't know what it means. he said if he learned that steve bannon was connected to quote/unquote alt-right, his raising, wouldn't have him work here. bannon said in july that brietbart is part of the alt-right. he said wants it to come to his attention. it's true disavowed it but i don't think it's going to satisfy his critics who hope he will say more forcefully, given a rise of hate crimes around the country and anti-semitic attacks. >> one of the big stories, transition team opened up possibility that donald trump in his administration would not seek to investigate or press charges against hillary clinton. wh did he say about that? >> he was very -- i began with that question at the session. asked him to clarify talking about the e-mails and clinton foundation, both, in terms of backin

and a general -- separatist groups and a general group made that list live in cleveland megan hickey news 5. >>> pictures alone will break your heart. knowing that at least six elementary school kids died in this crash is almost too much to take. there were 35 on this bus headed home in chattanooga tennessee when it crashed, flipped on to its side, and was split in two by a tree. it took more than two hours to get all the kids out. >> what has happened today is every public safety official's absolute worst nightmare. but that is nothing in comparison to the nightmare that families and friends and our community is going through with this tragic loss >> that community coping by lining up to donate blood. do it tomorrow. five of the children died at the scene. the other at the hospital. danita, there's new information on breaking news that we followed tonight. >>> that's right, rob. no major damage reported after a strong earthquake off of japan's eastern coast triggered tsunami warnings. here's video from a number of cameras as it hit. sirens went off after and people were higher groun

"they already are the largest demographic group in the country and they're the group that voted most heavily for hillary clinton." things could get democrats before they get better. in two years.. they'll be defending 2-dozen senate seats.. including several in predominately republican states. president obama continuing a veterans day tradition.... laying a wreath..... on the tomb of the unknown soldier today.... at "arlington national cemetery". he used his last veterans day speech..... to try to bring unity.... after the election... search for ways to come together, to reconnect with one another and with the principles that are more enduring than transitory politics, some of our best examples are the men and women we salute on veterans day. the president said today... the u-s military is our country's.... most diverse institution.. but... they are all.... "forged into common servic this is a day to honor and thank our nation's veterans.. and las vegas knows how to do it. the annual veterans day parade wound through the streets of downtown las vegas this morning.. hosted by our very

the group includes the city of portsmouth, newcastle and peace. sean: the state supreme court is set to hear oral arguments today in seth mazzaglia's appeal of his murder conviction. the appeal focuses on evidence concerning lizzi marriott's alleged prior sexual history and traffic patterns around the manchester walmart should be back to normal by next week. city aldermen voted last night to open up all gates and return president road and mack avenue to two way traffic. erin: coming up on daybreak. talk about space junk. a massive meteorite is now on sean: they say everything is bigger in texas and apparently that includes things from outer space. erin: a 760 pound meteorite is now on display at texas christian university. says his horse refused to get within ten feet of the rock. kind of weird. scientists think it could be billions of years old. what does the horse know? sean: alien life, probably. students and faculty now have a new way to get around campus at santa clara university in california. sean: the only self driving campus shuttle in th

trump slammed them saying i don't want to energize the group and i disavow the group. perhaps the biggest headline comes on the issue of climate change. during the campaign, he repeatedly said he would withdraw from the accord and named a climate denier to head the transition team. he told the "new york times" i'm looking 59 it closely. i have an open mind to it. his interview with the times comes after he outlined the top priorities for the first 100 days in a video produced by the transition team. noticeably absent is mention of building the wall or repealing obamacare. all of that happening against a flurry at trump tower as the president-elect inches closer to filling out the cabinet. caroline ryan who was in the times meeting with donald trump this afternoon. thank you very much for joining us. you are joining us by skype and it's a busy day at the times. we saw the tweet storm as the negotiations in public over whether or not he would come partly. the times insisting that part would be on the record with reporters not just an off the record meeting. he kept talki

a big group down market. now embarcadero. another group went on montgomery. police were trying to catch up. officers were on motorcycles as well as on foot trying to make sure that the students were safe. there was plenty of gridlock. i think right now, as we are looking at the students are doing, a big question here is how police will be able to try and make sure that everything stays safe. and there are questions as to where are they going to go, what else is on the agenda. >> steph chuang reporting and marching with the students along the embarcadero. we see from the chopper video that the students continue to march. these are not the only students who are out. we have reports of students marching in walnut creek. there was a planned rally or protest demonstration in san jose. we haven't seen that materialize just yet. we also know that there are middle school students who are walking out of their school. clermont middle school in oakland. those students there, much younger. more concerning that they are out and about, reportedly with at least two teachers

korean air is part of the group. hanjin and other major businesses are thought to have donated about $70 million to the two foundations linked to choi. prosecutors have apparently concluded they need to talk to business leaders to get to the bottom of the allegations. they also want to question former presidential aides they believe coerced them. president park is under tremendous political pressure. the chairperson of the opposition democratic party of korea choo mi-ae lashed out. at the president. >> translator: the public has deemed the president unqualified for the post. she must excuse herself from state affairs as quickly as possible. >> reporter: choo was to meet with park on tuesday, but later on monday decided not to because of strong opposition from within the party. other opposition parties say they should form a united front and demand that park resign. nhk world, tokyo. >>> the parents of a japanese woman abducted by north korea decades ago are renewing their call for her to be returned. she was abducted

it sounds like there are two groups, girlfriend not -- if not more, there are two groups. >> we have seen running with the protesters but nothing violent. have you soon anything from the contrary? >> no. the group i followed before they left they said they would respect the streetlights, so they are trying to be respectful of that and now they are down by market street they have been walking down the middle of market street but i don't see them topping anything over or trying to cause damage to gashable cans they are just marching and chanting and holding up signs. >> obviously, on the tracks of the street cars. we appreciate your information, j.c. and i necessity you will continue to report through the day. we will continue to watch this on sky 7. >> right nows you can see some constitutes with their hands up, it could be you could interpret it, they are sending a signal "don't shoot," what but they are meet up with a line of san francisco police that get ahead of them as we talked about. they are direct them off the tracks, the san francisco embarcadero and to a side street. the gr

to another group. the convention provides a clear internationally recognized rubric for evaluating instances of genocide including historical cases not subject to jurisdicti jurisdiction. they must commit at least one of the five genocide acts. following the formulation of this new international treaty scholars began reexamining the colonelization by the united states. more than 20 scholars deemed california a case of genocide. still relatively little has been written about the california genocide. at least compared to other genocides in world history. building on previous scholarship an american genocide is the first year by year comprehensive recounting of the genocide that took place against california indians under u.s. rule. the stakes are high for scholars and california indians and all citizens of the united states. scholars will need to reevaluate current interpretive accents and address new questions. they could reexamine the assumption that indirect effects of colonization like diseases were

those people will be divided into groups. based on constant communication with the community about the problem.. those groups will collectively come up with a long term and immediate plan. a group called the prevention institute will be doing a lot of the ground work. and today they got started right away. people at the meeting had a very raw dialogue with eachother about the problems..and then made the first attempt to try to see which ones should be tackled first. "we don't have to build from efforts happening right now. this is a plan to coordinate those activites and put measurable benchmarks where we can say if we are doing this who do we know we are doing it well and how do we know peoples lives are having an impact." the important part about this is that - different voices will be heard. like - those of parents, grandparents, aunts and uncles who've lost someone to violence. in fact one of them hear what she had to say about the meeting..coming up on the news at 5. live in downtown milwaukee amanda porterfield cbs 58 n

so the group encourages veterans to stay active. for anyone looking to get involved with forgotten not gone--or interesting in helping out---we have a link on las-vegas-now- dot-com. back to you./// ((christianne klein)) >>> check this out... madame tussauds decided to honor our veterans today... by taking a fictional vet to nellis air force base. the wax figure of marvel's madame tussaud's on the strip... all the way to nellis today. the chris evans replica was posed in front of planes across the base... and it will be displayed throughout the weekend for the "75 years of air power" air show. by the way we'll have more on that air show coming up on our news at 5./// ((paul joncich)) >>> it feels like it was just town square celebrating halloween. ((christianne klein)) >> but now... it's already time for christmas! tedd is santa claus coming to town... square? ((tedd florendo)) <<< how about our beautiful fall november day here in southern more like september as of late. our sky across the region. .............. right now temps acro

i don't want to energize the group. this is what trump told the new york times. in a major reversal of a campaign promise, donald trump signalled that he will not try to process kutd hillary clinton over the e-mail use. cnn political reporter is live outside of trump tower and sarah, that final pledge there is going surprise a lot of supporters who heard him speak during the campaign about hillary clinton and promising, you remember the chants and you were there many times to lock her up! >> reporter: yeah, that's right. he went all over the country and calling her crooked hillary and saying lock her up and saying that he would call on a special prosecutor. now it seems that's not high on the list of things to get done when he goes to the white house. >> hillary clinton will be under investigation for a long long time. >> reporter: that pledge to put her behind bars is not a top priority. donald trump telling the new york times today that he is not taking a potential investigation off the table, but saying it's just not something that i feel very strongly about.

i call this group intentional catholics and finally, the third group are those non-latino who do not attend mass every week. that's the group that in recent elections has been the strongest swing group and i call this cultural catholics. this is a bit more complicated as doctor jones will explain in just a moment. support for donald trump is lower among intentional catholics than we saw for romney and mccain and george bush and latino catholics are supporting secretary clinton in the number is significantly higher than for democrats in these past. the upshot is that the last polling, they appear to be moving to the democratic column more than they have in recent elections meaning secretary clinton is likely to win the support of the voters were catholic. with that, let me turn it over. [applause] >> but to switch presentations here. okay great. so i am robert jones, the ceo of the public religion research institute as some of you may know us by. my job is to set the table with some drill downs of catholic groups. in the cycle compared to the past i will comment on that as we go so le

as well as nine sessions with a focus group.that just hope contextualize all the information electing to really ensure there was a rich public participation plan. a number of diverse opinions were heard. they're all contained in the report actually quite larger more walk-through some of them but we could spend a day going through all the information that we found which was i think really hard into a good i do want to appreciate this board and patented to because i know this was presented over the last two years to you all and you provided a lot of crates which input which we were able to include in the research. so some of the commonalities are listed on this particular slide. even though we did take some preferences depend on the demographic group we were looking at were talking to at the time, some things really rose to the top across all the [inaudible] the key one is the sf mta website is a critical source of information for customers. i think sometimes it's easy to forget that because it's a page that is there and that's av

and how many members in his group of terror? be a venezuelan in his late 20s, moscow trained, politically motivated, and wanted by france, holland, britain, and now austria. >> he crossed frontiers on six forged passport on planes, spoke spanish, russian, french, and arabic. >> this is a face for international terrorism. here's a venezuelan working with the palestinians, allied with the germans. >> he was a gun for hire in the service of global revolution, and that gave him a very wide canvas on which to play on. >> he's supposed to have masterminded the takeover of the french embassy in the hague, exchanging the french ambassador for an imprisoned japanese red army terrorist and $300,000. >> when you speak with him, he claim only political and ideological positions, but, in fact, he likes money lots. >> carlos is also sought in the bombing of a crowded paris drugstore and a bazooka attack at an airport last january. >> carlos maintained his cover as a playboy. he had learned to use women for safe shelter, to store weapons. >> h

as well as nine sessions with a focus group.that just hope contextualize all the information electing to really ensure there was a rich public participation plan. a number of diverse opinions were heard. they're all contained in the report actually quite larger more walk-through some of them but we could spend a day going through all the information that we found which was i think really hard into a good i do want to appreciate this board and patented to because i know this was presented over the last two years to you all and you provided a lot of crates which input which we were able to include in the research. so some of the commonalities are listed on this particular slide. even though we did take some preferences depend on the demographic group we were looking at were talking to at the time, some things really rose to the top across all the [inaudible] the key one is the sf mta website is a critical source of information for customers. i think sometimes it's easy to forget that because it's a page that is there and that's av

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the two groups wanted to find a way to give back to their community. so they decided to make some lunch boxes, then deliver the meals to those who have to work tomorrow. st stephen's lutheran church was bustling with activity on the eve of thanksgiving. make 100 lunch boxes. and of course the lunches include the holiday staples, like turkey, carrots and even dessert. david 7:09, "this is just a good opportunity and is something we can help the community do the two youth group leaders wanted to find away the kids could work together to give back to their community. through some advice from the teens, the groups decided to make lunches for people who have to work during the holidays. afnanel 2:04, 'like the working working parents and i always think that that kind of group is overlooked, especially during the holidays the youth groups did the packaging wednesday night. on thursday they'll deliver the lunches. afnanel 2:30, "we know were going to go up 16th ave and 1st ave and go into places that are open during the holidays like the gas stations where ca

ok. >> one group shot. see a lot of i beautiful flowers here. >> does anybody want one on their cameras? we watch you and your dad all the time. ivanka trump: how sweet. thank you. >> would you like some flowers? >> all right, guys. that's it. trump, forms. coming. ivanka trump: thank you guys. >> your team was awesome to work with. today c-span is live with road to the white house coverage. we begin with donald trump in sarasota florida and then hillary clinton in pittsburgh at noon. president obama campaigns for hillary clinton in durham, new hampshire at three clock p.m. p.m. we will show you hillary clinton, bill clinton, president obama, and michelle obama. we have a donald trump rally in grand rapids, michigan at 11:00 p.m. and hillary clinton in raleigh, north carolina. our road to the white house coverage today, liv e on c-span. >> chelsea clinton at the hillary clinton campaign event in new hampshire. this is just over 20 minutes.

police quickly ushered the group out. they continued to sing and chant outside. those here say they are standing up for all minority groups. >> jews have seen hate and what it is like to be targeted because of our ethnicity and our religion. so, when we see this happening again, we will reject it. >> we won't stand up for hatred in the white house. >> reporter: this group will be hi continues to choose his advisers. in dc, hillary lane, wusa9. >> and trump's camp continues to defend steve bannon saying he is not so scary and a brilliant tactician, get back to class, that's the message from montgomery county school superintendent to students protesting the donald trump victory. all this week, students have skipped class and taken to the streets in protest. for wearing a make america great again hat. the schools have recently seen a spike in hate related vandalism. they are working to identify and punish the students involved in the attack and vandalism. >>> montgomery county is one of the most affluent counties so it may come to a shock that just over a thousand h

this was a focus group of late deciders, but even in that focus group, even listening to these people, it seemed like they desperately want to change, but that donald trump seem to, you know, listening to these people seemed to be a little too risque risky a change that they , wanted change. they wanted something different, but that he might have been a bridge too far, and maybe i read too much into it. there were two quotes in the analysis that heart to did that -- that stuck out to me. that i thought told me something. one was a woman named donna show saying, "i so much wanted trump. i don't trust him and i'm afraid of him and i just don't think he knows when to shut up. if he would just say, i'm a businessman, i'm not a politician and i'm going to make america great again and to stop right there, then i would vote for him." you know, it was like, ok, i can kind of see where she's coming from. another woman, jennifer, in the focus group, was undecided. "i wanted to like trump, but i don't know that i can because it is embarrassing the way he acts. his temper tantrums he's , embarras

that group negotiating with the county has canceled it's deal. county officials said they were notified of the decision yesterday. the group's attorney said in a letter to the county that the arizona diamondbacks had refused for the past three months to meet the holiday fun starts today out at westgate.. team 12's bryan west is live with what this event is all about... now to a 12 news exclusive.. only station - with your all access pass.. behind the scenes of singer dolly parton's new christmas special. team 12's ryan cody is in tennessee - home to dollywood - tonight... again -- you can catch our exclusive one- on-one interview exclusive one- on-one interview with dolly parton -- tonight -- only on 12 news at 10. still ahead on 12 today.. cardinals coach - bruce arians rushed to the hospital again.. we've got the latest.. in just minutes.. get pretty dark at times - but their latest trailer for "cars 3" might take the cake.. we're going to play it for you.. coming up in the morning juice. checking your hot headlines.. arizona cardinals coach br

ray: asking the landfill group to pay for a new water main. it would serve neighbors closest to the former landfill and connect them to the public water supply. the most recent tests of wealth in the area have not shown elevated levels of harmful chemicals, but selectmen say they want to be proactive just in case problems surface. sean: the state supreme court is set to hear oral arguments today in seth mazzaglia's appeal of his murder conviction. the appeal focuses on evidence concerning lizzi marriott's alleged prior sexual history and consent. traffic patterns around the back to normal by next week. city aldermen voted last night to open up all gates and return president road and mack avenue to two-way traffic. but they are going to continue to study that. erin: and coming up on "daybreak" -- talk about space junk. a massive meteorite is now on bigger in texas, and apparently that includes things from outer space. erin: apparently. a 760-pound meteorite is now on display at texas christian university. it is the second largest meteorite of i

either the groups are equal or they're not.and when they are not there are 70 people that believe that they are not. they believe that they actually commit more crimes when the statistics say it otherwise. we know that the racial groups that white people are more likely to sell it consume drugs in this country. we know there is a direct link between unemployment and violence. there is no set thing as a violent black neighborhood. that would call for a war against unemployment as a war against drugs and criminals. i will stop there. [applause]. >> before returning it over we open the floor to ask a couple of questions would you mindques. answering that very quickly in the role that you've seen in terms of incarceration in your neighborhood. i studied present theory. at trump university. i know we have to leave a little time for questions and i think they summit up beautifully. it is is the biggest employer in the united states of america. it works. at&t employs more black people than it does outside of that. everything is gone.

he's condemned every group that's supported him. at some point you've got to take his position and move on. >> why doesn't he do that more dramatically, if you will, and make it clear he wants no part of these people? >> because i think it's asked and answered, wolf. you've asked me eight times the same question. i told you what his position is. >> what exactly does donald trump need to do to satisfy, you know, the folks who are paying attention to this group? >> what donald trump needs to do, in my estimation, he's in a unique role to unite the country, is to speak to the american people, to address the issue of race and prejudice in our society and what better time than during the thanksgiving holiday season. he has an opportunity here, it's to speak not just to the neo-nazis that we witnessed. but the record number of hate crimes throughout our county. it's not a fake crisis when a swastika is painted on a wall in a neighborhood or in the gay community or the black community is feeling frightened ordealing with epitaphs thrown at

that's despite a warning from watchdog groups. and the cost of childcare has some families in a tough spot. stay home and have lighter pay checks-- or go to work and have higher daycare bills. you're watching kcrg-tv9. now, from your 24 hour news source, this is kcrg-tv9 news at rapids area prayed for law enforcement on two fronts, this afternoon. that officers are safe... and accountable. they held services outside multiple agencies. but the event was met with some controversy. we'll get to that in a second-- first, the prayers were organized following recent incidents involving law enforcement. that includes when a cedar rapids police officer shot and paralyzed a man during a traffic stop, earlier this month. add to that, a separate incident, when another man shot and in wo ambush attacks. kcrg tv9's jordee kalk was at the prayer service over at crpd. jordee, multiple churches were involved in this? yes. nine christian- based churches were originally involved in this event. but organizers want to get even more groups involved. a

we hear from a group leader later on about that, and the protest they're organizing tomorrow. mild november weather before reality hits. a ridge of high pressure continues to keep our weather quiet through thursday. highs gradually rise into the middle to upper 60s by late week. a strong area of low pressure slides across the state friday. highs fall, behind this system, into the 40s for the upcoming wee into the teens and 20s. have a great night. tonight: partly cloudy. wind: nw 5-10. low: 38 tomorrow: some clouds early, then turning mostly sunny. wind: sw 5-15 high: 61 tom. night: mostly clear. wind: nw 5-15. low: 39 wednesday: mostly sunny. high: 60 low: 39 thursday: partly cloudy, mild, and windy. high: 68 low: 46 friday: chance of showers. windy with falling temperatures. high: 60 low: 58 saturday: mostly cloudy, much 35 mph at times. high: 40 low: 32 sunday: mostly sunny and seasonably cool. high: 40 low: 21 monday: partly cloudy. high: 46 low: 23 tuesday: slight chance of showers. high: 52 low: 32 says it's finished its review of the bakken oil pipeline we look at that,

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what an incredible group. we have a large group of people. what a great group. have all given me such incredible support and i will tell you we have a large group of people. they kept saying, you have such a small staff. we have a large group of people. not so small. look at all of these people. and kellyanne and and chris and rudy and steve and david. we have got, we have got tremendously talented people up here and i want to tell you it has been very, very special. i want to give a very special thanks to our former mayor rudy giuliani who is unbelievable. unbelievable. he traveled with us and he went through meetings and rudy never changes. where is rudy? where is he? [people chanting "rudy."] mr. trump: governor chris christie, folks, was unbelievable. thank you, chris. the first man, the first center, the first major major politician. let me tell you, he is highly respected in washington because he is as respected as it gets, senator jeff sessions. where is he? great man. another great man, very tough competitor. he was not easy. he was not easy. who is that

this is a group is a group that has been locked in as pretty democratic.cans have almost lost their chance to win this group back. survey monkey put out of map last week about what the electoral college would look like if only millennials voted. it was blue, except for kentucky , west virginia, idaho, and wyoming, i think those were the only states where republicans won. and it is not always like that. during the election in 2004, at least in the red states, george w. bush was winning regular voters. romney and obama came for a draw in places like indiana. even though we think of young voters as leading to the left, it is not always as to medic as what we are seeing now. rock the vote has been doing a lot of polls with "usa today" and they are finding donald trump winning one of only five every young voters. george w. bush and al gore almost tied with the youth vote in 2000. 2004, george w. bush lost them a little bit do john kerry. -- a little bit to john kerry. 1/3 of the still had youth vote. this is a historic blowout. yet republican candidates still t

so the group encourages veterans to stay active. for anyone looking to get involved with their group forgotten not gone--or interesting in helping out---we have a link on las-vegas-now- dot-com. back to you./// ((denise valdez)) >>> in addition to this morning's parade... plenty of other celebrations are happening around town to honor the men and women who've served our country. sharie johnson is at the mirage hotel where it's kicking off its annual tribute weekend -- mgm teamed up with american airlines and the uso to give more than 70 veterans a weekend of rexation. right now they're having a special dinner with friends and family. but look at their hero's welcome. they we're greeted with hundreds of mgm resorts music, cheers, flags and lots of love. their shark reef and the secret garden and dolphin habitat. we talked to one veteran, a part of the military bomb squad, who lost both legs on his last mission. we talked to him about why he wanted to specifically work on the front lines. ((aaron causey, veteran "it's a part of who we

now a nice group, please... nice group. ready? hazel... ( playing introduction ) ? welcome, sweet springtime ? ? we greet thee in song ? ? voices long hushed ? ? now their full notes prolong... ? ( doorbell ringing repeatedly ) ( doorbell continues ringing ) hi, john. hi, everybody. hi, barn. golly, it's a lucky thing i turned down elm street and heard the singing. next time you change the meeting place you ought to let a fella know. who's the phone committee? oh, uh, didn't anybody call you, barn? no, they didn't. i'm sorry, barney. i don't know how that oversight came about. well, no harm done. all's well that ends well. here i am. let's get started. oh, good old 14a. ( clearing throat ) ( humming ) -me-me, aaah... ? okay. hazel... ( piano introduction ) ? welcome, sweet springtime ? ? we greet thee in song ? ( off-key ) ? murmurs of gladness... ? i'm sorry, andy, but my mind is made up. this cannot go on. the concert is day after tomorrow and i will not have it ruined well? what's it to be? you or me? all right, john, if it's got to be done i guess it's our place

that doesn't mean the current group, the cedar rapids development group, hasn't been doing some work. there have been communities where the racing and gaming commission had to choose between different proposals and that might be the case now. " groups wanting to build a casino have until the racing and gaming commission says it probably won't consider license requests until at least late summer. a long standing cement silo came tumbling down in cedar rapids today. nats - crash a kcrg-tv9 viewer caught the moment the grain bin came down on blairs ferry road northeast, across from target. the bin was part of cement company, lehigh, which closed more transforming into a retail region called "north towne market." the first stores are set to open by the end of next month. a man in the quad cities lost a bet on the election, and now he's paying up in a unique way. zach cobert bet a buddy that donald trump would not win the election. he promised if he lost the bet, he'd get a tattoo of trump on his body. his facebook followers chose the design, but the artist at 3-d skin shop in lower back.