air force service pilot to come into being, and she lobbied forcefully for this thing, with general hapt was a tough fight. >> you're not really in the army air corps, are they? >> no. they weren't. they were sort of like the women's army auxiliary corps. >> every day at lunch time i'd go out to the hangar and watch the planes as they came off the assembly line. >> 23-year-old lorraine rogers from park ridge, illinois was fresh out of college when she landed her first job at douglas aircraft. >> this young man came up to me and said young lady, every day i see you looking at the planes. do you fly? and i said no, but that's all i want to do. and he said, well, you're in luck. i'm the chief test pilot. >> lorraine trained at avenger field in sweet water, texas. >> we went through the same training as the men did. identical. 1830 went through training. and 1,074 of us earned our wings. >> toby felker was one of lorraine's classmates. >> i was at the same base lorraine. 6th of september, 1943. >> she faced every pilot's worst nightmare. >> all of a sudden the plane flipped upside down and

well the haps as humans might want to look to china orders the country's converting to gas in a bid to clean up its legendary air pollution problems there the rapid pace of industrialization left little room for environmental protection and along by the country's supporting environmental problems the government is trying hard to clean up coal has been a major pollution not only for steel production but also in daily village life that's set to change as china converts to gas just in time for winter. china's toxic air pollution is said to cost two million primitive deaths there every year and household coal usage is a major contributor to the misery. now the government is winning consumers on to natural gas for their heating and cooking beijing gas has been racing to start piping it to over three hundred rouble villages like here in south asia and one. fifty three year old resident wang yang is one of the last of millions to be converted but the conversion has a price a family's energy bill will rise a full forty percent this year though she does see the benefits yeah and i do you know i

correspondent: it is business as ususual in the capital of zimbae and time to digest the hap penings of the past days. focus has shifted to the fa ct that mugabe and his family will be immune from prosecution. zimbabweans are hopeful to the future. >> people will be free to make a selection of their choice. the environment should be giving people the freedom that they want. >> he is going to do things hat have not been done by the past president. we want that president to unite with other people and other continents so we can build our country. correspondent: but zimbabweans should remain cautious according to the opposition leader. >> -- we have to move away from that and build his own legacy. correspondent: incoming president emerson mnangagawa was welcomed back to zimbabwe and he promised a bright future where he helped the economy and stamped out corruption. he will be sworn in on friday and zimbabweans will see a new president for the first time in 37 years. sarah: christine, youou heard ts report. the first new president in n for decades. how is mnangaagwa managing? corresponde

this happed so fast. he mashes the lips against my face. he stuck his tongue in my mouth so fast. >> franken apologized in a lengthy statement saying that in part, i respect women, i don't respect men who don't and the fact my own actions given people a good reason to doubt that makes me feel ashamed. >> the response came rapidly from both sides. we are joined from the capitol hill reaction. >> this is supposed to be dominated by the talk of the republicans get tax reform bill through the house but much of the chatter is about the revelations regarding al franken and in the conversation with what happened with the potential senator roy moore alabama. you heard from al franken quickly to get in front of it as much as he could after it was revealed saying he would welcome the ethics investigation. many people say it's what should take place. >> there should be investigation. >> the senate is looking into that, which they should. it's appropriate action. >> it's very distressing. >> so complaints from both sides of the aisle that says let's pr

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response to these trade deals is to me an illustration of that his intellectual failure and pepper haps of the entire group around him to understand the issue of china's rise and america's relative decline because in the trade transpacific free trade deal he had an opportunity of all the pacific regions with america but without china to tie them together at the same time he had an opportunity to do the same thing with the transatlantic free trade area to bind the traditional west closer together and he said out of the protectionist impulse totally misguided no to both l o l allowing china he could have contained china just in that that context quite well allowing china to rise in taking america out of it requires forcing all these other countries third countries to look for leadership elsewhere so just in that. i'll stop there for now but i just wanted to get that in and just briefly what would you say donald trump will be looking for from this meeting i think he's interested in anything that both with germany which has a larger trade surplus towards america than with china he looks for

as something that needs to be fixed as fast as possible because i think that is where problems will hap pep. we should look at data. we should look. we should look at economics? himself why do you think so many leave out the data, though. if you look at colorado. look you got increase. main a jump and br black and la continue know you have seen arrest. these are 2016 numbers and i seatps that is left out. well, i think, you are right. it should be part of of the discussion. i don't know that is necessarying ament for voing against the organization of marijuana but should be considered as one of many factors. however, we will do something right now right quickly and what should be done is fixing the medicinal use of marijuana that should be done first then we do this in intelligent matter. >> to judgment on this. 70% increase in drug use among young people in colorado in a statement fighting open sed epidemic. that seems crazy. >> that was my point. we should knob encouraging children to use more drugs and shouldn't be making it easier for young adults to smoke marijuana and this is new

foundation of the british army at the time the war was practically over and with it all the suffering it happed cost harp well i have a look at the heart of the then some also saw this as the end of the ottoman empire in particular the end of the oppression by chain pasha and his military administration. damascus found at the end of september nine hundred eighteen faisal immediately installed a provisional government. after just four years the break between the arabs and the ottoman empire was complete the ottoman army and is german allies capitulated on all fronts from palestine to mesopotamia. yeah. sons and method the fifth died in july nine hundred eighteen his brother succeeded him on the throne as messmate the sixth. when germany the austria-hungary an empire and bug area were also forced to retreat from the front in europe he was forced to accept a truce a short while later on october the thirtieth one thousand nine hundred. three passes enver and jim who had taken the empire into war fled onboard a german submarine two days later the ottoman empire was in ruins. ottoman government is ve

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i just don't know then what haps because there is a lot of inforn there. >> who was the question directene who has an answer. >> president turman: seblght rs? >> secretary: you can ask for a. >> there is a human amount of dn there. some of it is positive and somes troubling. there is a tremendous amount. it would be helpful if somebodyo through the high points and quen some authority. >> who did the report?ñr >> the department. >> the department will have a representative to present that . and we'll schedule it at a futue hearing. >> secretary: commissioner turm, identify aid like to announce ad like to announce a new items. >> i just want to keep on schedg docket, presentation before the commission of the community am . let me know when i can get that. >> any further commission repor? or scheduling of items -- pardo. secretary kilshaw, you had an announcement. >> secretary: for members of th, the commission and department wd the department's medal of valory november 15th at 6:00 p.m. at te scottish right building 2850-19h avenue. additionally the commission wilk for the remainder of nov

neighbor alicia stivers saw him right after whatever it was that happed >> reporter: neighbor jim skaggs related what he'd heard. >> he just ran and hit paul from the rear, and then i don't know whether he pounded him or what he did. i think he just broke. >> reporter: while paul is very conservative and boucher is very liberal, their friends say politics was not the cause. it was trivial, they say. it was about lawn maintenance, a hum-drum dispute that's lasted years. >> it's just beyond comprehension that two very smart people could let a little blaifd grass or a twig-- or even politics-- cause a harmful, bodily injury like this. >> reporter: it's so beyond comprehension, that almost nobody in town believes it. for now, though, we're told the senator has retained a personal injury lawyer while is due back here in court for a pretrial conference at the end of the month. anthony? >> mason: dean reynolds on whatever it was that happened with senator paul. coming up, when a gunman fired on members of congress, they responded with bravery. and when youod sugar is a replace one meal... choic

next court appearance the white house is working hard to distance itself from the third man booker haps the most significant george papadopoulos you guys seem completely obsessed with this while there are a lot of other things happening around the country and frankly a lot of other things that people care a lot more about the former trump foreign policy adviser has pleaded guilty to lying to f.b.i. investigators tuesday on twitter he was characterized by the president as being a liar and nothing more than a campaign volunteer but photographs released in march twenty sixth by donald trump's own campaign show papadopoulos says association was not low level he's pictured at a national security meeting seated at the table with then candidate trump the same month in an interview with the washington post he praised papadopoulos as a we live in the g q so actually as part of the special counsel's indictment against papadopoulos he's listed as a proactive cooperator that suggests he's working with the f.b.i. gathering evidence in robert muller's collusion investigation he was working with the s

the journey to the next phase of brexit, a charm offensive haps a little short on charm. —— perhaps shortndent adam fleming is in brussels. this is first and foremost a negotiation, but behind the tough talk and taking of positions, what‘s your assessment of whether meaningful progress is being made towards those potential trade talks next month? well, you listen to donald tusk, president of the european council, who will chair the summit of eu leaders in brussels in december, and his answer is a little bit yes but quite a lot know. he says on the one hand that the eu is prepared to move to trade talks before christmas. behind—the—scenes, they have started to prepare and brainstorm for those trade talks, the second phase, about the future and a transition deal, the future and a transition deal, the stuff the uk government really wa nts. the stuff the uk government really wants. but on the other hand he says he wants a lot more detail from the uk on the issues they are discussing in this first phase, calculating a way of working out the uk‘s financial obligations to the eu, which they want

reach a coalition agreement to campaign together to try and regain their parliamentary majority the haps the only rallying point they now have are these eight prisoners widely now being described as political prisoners and the hope that with these prisoners come more support to the goal. they british government setting march twenty ninth two thousand and nineteen as the official day it will exit the european union prime minister theresa may plans to use legislation to set that date emotions are currently stalled with the e.u. insisting on progress on the irish border ok financial obligations and the rights of the youth citizens in britain they also faces trouble at home with scandals forcing two ministers to resign just within the past week. mauritanian blogger facing the death penalty for a facebook post has been freed from prison mohammad all shake all marketeers sentence was overturned by an appeals court he's already served four years in jail for his post criticizing use of religion to justify discrimination in the country his trial saw thousands take to the streets demanding he be p

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. >> stephen: drums come out, guitars, haps cords. we sing along. >> jon: yeah, it's fun.>> stephen: any food allergies i need to know about? >> jon: i eat everything so just bring all of it. >> stephen: all right, just in a bucket, just put it in a bucket. >> jon: i eat all of it. >> stephen: but you don't drink. >> jon: oh, no, i don't drink. >> stephen: you don't even have wine with thanksgiving dinner or anything like that. >> jon: no, that's not me. >> stephen: i saw you drink a glass of wine once. >> jon: you know who handed may that's glass. >> stephen: my wife handed you that glass of wine. that's one of her talents. handing-- handing nervous men glass of wine. >> jon: yeah, "take this." >> stephen: "take this, you'll feel better." all right, folks-- i hope you can join us for thanksgiving as well. please, come on out. as a late-night host, it's no secret i wield tremendous power, as much as history hey most ruthless tirants. genghis khan, kim jong-un, and cher. we all have two things in common: we look amazing for 71, and we all have a big furry hat! ( cheers and

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it has become like a formula what hap -- happens next. >> jon: judy, the indications are this is a guy have been able to buy weapons. dishonorably discharged from the air force for violently assaulting his wife and his child and then either lied about it on the applications or somehow, you know, somehow was able to get his hands on weapons. if somebody is intent on doing evil, they are going to do it, aren't they? >> they are. it is a lot easier to do evil with an automatic or semi automatic weapon and i will never understand why even if you're a hunter you need an uzi to hunt for your lunch. at some point we've come from sandy hook and the slaughter of the children in that school to this little postage stamp town in texas. at what point will americans say enough of this? enough slaughter. enough useless deaths. when we can just start by denying people like this demented animal the right to buy a weapon. we can start by enforcing the gun laws we have on the books and denying people weapons who shouldn't have them. and then talk about things -- not talk about what the congress is talkin

winter and the snow is sticking, you can always get out some of the spray ka knollcanola oil and that hapice off the shovel. keep food on hand that will last in the pantry and the fridge. squash, peanut butter, dry fruit and have extra dog food for your four legged friends. i'll have more tips coming up at 5:45. you'll have your winter weather coming up. >> why are we getting ready? the winter weather outlook. that outlook coming up on thursday. tune in on thursday. storm team 4 winter outlook. how much snow are we going to see? more than last year. i'll just say that. we'll talk about it coming up on thursday. see you then. >> we like the sound of that. >> some people love the sound of that. >> yes! >> it is video from a football game that's frankly a little tough to watch. >> a confrontation between police and a young woman who started this and did the police go too far? >> you're watching news4 first at 4:00. will have power over your health care. adams supports letting insurance companies deny coverage for pre-existing conditions. seniors would be charged more for health care; premium

reach a coalition agreement to campaign together to try and regain their parliamentary majority the haps the only rallying point they now have are these eight prisoners widely now being described as political prisoners and the hope that with these prisoners come more support to the goal. a mauritanian blogger facing the death penalty for a facebook post has been freed from prison mohamed el shake or not to like to hear senate sentence rather was overturned by an appeals court artists or four years in jail for a supposed criticizing the several lytton to justified discrimination in the country his trial saw thousands take to the streets demanding he be put to death. the conditions facing about six hundred refugees at a closed australian run off for prison camp there worsening by the day workers are worried the syllabi up on the guinea pup onegin is becoming so filthy many refugees are likely to become sick or even die we now have the first pictures of life inside the camp that as peter sharp reports as dire as it is the government has so far offered no help. these pictures of conditions i

a public service announcement that is going out across the country this month, narrated by tom happings on redution veteran suicide. so the month is filled with loot of recognitions and important events, but it really is a symbol, i think, of the progress hat we're making and the transformation and modernization of the department. and as you know, in this -- during this year we have seen some pretty important transformation and changes happen at the v.a. we have had five major bills go through congress. i'm particularly proud everything we're doing through congress is being done in a bipartisan way with real clear alignment between where congress, department, and president wants to take the department of veterans affairs. we have had for the first time a new bill with authorities for accountability. we have seen an expansion of the g.i. bill called the forever g.i. bill. we have seen two bills not only expanding options for care in the community, but also investments in the v.a. with 28 new leases. and we have seen appeals modernization, which hasn't happened since the 1930's. a lot of

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by turn of the century, it's hap ang bit earlier but the lost cause by the turn of the century in this real monument building era was no longer really about loss. it was about victory. the victory in many ways celebrated in so many confederate monuments was the victory over reconstruction. the south had had defeated reconstruction. it had won that victory. they won the victory over racial requality, over black suffrage. won the victory over yankee rule and all that reconstruction had come to mean in this version of history. and it's all over monument unveiling speeches. it's all over confederate veteran reunion speeches. they had won now a victory. the lost cause became by the turn of the 20th century, a victory narrative and one that the country could adapt. the nation could adapt. so much of the audience for a lot of lost cause culture like page's stories were northerners and so often thomas nelson page story, the voice in your ear was a voice of a faithful slave. lost cause has many reasons for its success. not the least of which was the power of the udc. karen is so right. these wo

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certainly raises questions, because his firm was representing the "new york times" while this all happed woodruff: right, which is another part of. this i was going the read part of the statement that he put out today, "had i known at the time that this contract would have been used for the services that i know understand it was used for i would never have signed it or been associated in any way with this effort. " he's not denying that it happened, but he's saying he didn't know. >> look, he confirmed all of this in our conversation, which again are quoted on the record in the story, as well, you know, he also said he regretted it at the time. he is now saying in a still more forceful way that he regrets it and that he didn't understand fully what services he was contracting for, but i will say, judy, that the contract is extremely explicit, and it is one of several that either he or his firm signed. >> woodruff: i want to ask you about the fact that there were... you name at least one journalist, a person you describe as a chef content officer at the "national enquirer," who seemed to

>> broad, broad concerns with respect to what's happed certainly with the accidents.ailors that we've lost. i think this accident last week this is an incredibly safe airplane historically. goes back to 1973 since the last accident. i do have a concern. about the readiness of the navy and the readiness of our armed forces to -- that are -- they're pressed very hard to do an awful lot right now. we need to stay focused. >> thank you so much for joining us. great to see you. >> thank you. >>> and up next, can a man accused of sexual misconduct against minors really be elected to the u.s. senate? analysis from the powerhouse "roundtable" right after the break. for singing definitely dry mouth has been a problem for me. i'm also on a lot of medications that dry my mouth. i just drank tons of water all the time. it was never enough. i wasn't sure i was going to be able to continue singing. i saw my dentist. he suggested biotene. it feels refreshing. my mouth felt more lubricated. i use biotene rinse twice a day and then i use the spray throughout the day. it actually saved

reach a coalition agreement to campaign together to try and regain their parliamentary majority the haps the only rallying point they now have are these eight prisoners widely now being described as political prisoners and the hope that with these prisoners come more support to the goal the british government is setting march twenty ninth two thousand and nineteen years the official date to exit the european union prime minister theresa may plans to use legislation to set that date. are currently stalled with the e.u. insisting on progress on the irish border financial obligations and the rights of e.u. citizens and britain they also faces trouble at home with scandals forcing two ministers to resign within the past week. mauritanian blogger facing the death penalty for a facebook post has been freed from prison his sentence was overturned by an appeals court he had already served four years in jail for his post criticizing the use of religion to justify discrimination in the country his trial saw thousands take to the streets demanding he be put to death. still ahead on al-jazeera. damn

and when the second person got arrested from hap bank who was deputy manager. and he has been still in jail. and fourth one is just came out early september the most expanded one and included former finance minister, economic minister zafar and chellian plus the chairman general of hac bank, turkish public bank. maslan. palkan who is the international deputy general manager who was taking care of international banking. so total of nine people. it really hit turkey. mr. erdogan -- >> what are they charged with? >> there are six counts and four charges, separate charges. one of them, conspiracy against united states. basically the fraud in the united states. the other is defrauding u.s. banking. the other one is money laundering. the fourth one is -- will come back to me. about 75 years they are asking for. for reza zarrab. but experts say actually if the judge counts every transaction in this money laundering it could be really, really long, which apparently is the -- how these things go. so we are looking at maybe more than a century of jail sentence. all these

i assume that you take the stone and put it in some sort of water or liquid, perhaps alcoholic, haps some other botanicals. do your distillation or whatever you are going to do, and in the end you have the water. you take the water and it is antidote against contagion of the plague, the purples, a skin disorder, smallpox and measles. take two spoonfuls mixed with water to prevent these things. because you are using the beazor even stronger is and supposed to be a good antidote. this is one that i believe has some ritualistic things but i'm still trying to figure them out. this comes from the brigham account book, but this is found in many recipe books and it was a common recipe that many chose to include in their recipe books. it says it is a most approved water. and it is called cock water. take a running cock and kill him alive and when he is almost cold, cut him above the back, take out his entrails, and wipe him clean. this is the part i think is ritualistic -- cut him in quarters and break the bones. i am not sure why you would do that. then you are going to add andral herbs, cu

this is why it happed and let's move forward as we can react faster. >> ite think it needs to be ceo lead. everything is owned by private industry and we have to work together. >> if i have this short time your, the pa issue is several waivers and a long way for diesel and gasoline and that maybe do not meet the standards but was able to get delivered and was ineffective or was it helpful? >> i do not think it was effective a couple of the time. one of the things we have to adjust as it relates to getting to folks who are you constituents and consumers is that in the southeast we are summer gradegfrom gasoline to integrate gasoline on september 15 every year. because of the nature of the two specifications with your grade is less costly than summer grade gasoline. whether your inventory is in your store or whether you place it in a terminal financial incentive is to diminish the amount ofto supplies that you he going into september 15-16 because you are going to take, in many cases, ten or 15 evaluation of that inventory, basically at 12 oh 1:00 on the 16th. from a federal perspectiv

stories for his children >> i started writing children's books life lessons toel kids find their hapnessn life. >> it became therapy for him especially helpful when it came to being dad. >> took me 40 years to figure it out. i want my kids and anyone else to figure it out sooner >> his first lift for santa, lift for life >> that was probably first time i or anyone wrote down their first list of goals, was there a christmas list >> the next, positive thoughts, positive life >> young children at an early age are hard on themselves >> his 10-year-old grace picking t's about never giving up, persevere >> he titled the third book, life is fine when you're aligned. >> i knew i wanted to empower myself and children to be able to achieve all they can and not to -- and basically get out of their own way >> and it's his last book, he actually left it on my bed >> mommy, why do you have two birthdays? >> it was a political emotional for me to read. >> that gets everyone choked up >> she has this inner strength that i've always known was there. >> the story of ncer, a woman's strength and will to li

go through, despite the rally we've seen in stocks, it doesn't even closely reflect what could be happing if this does officially happen. making multiples on the market. what looks rich to some, suddenly what is cheaper, if both interest rates and stay low and tax rates go a lot lower. that is just the opinion of the consensus wisdom at ubs. doesn't mean they're no, nostradamus. president up on capitol hill. it's a pep talk talking about getting it done. that doesn't seem to be a big issue in the house. the bigger battle is in the senate. they're scrambling to make it happen. a lot of this got wobbly yesterday, ron johnson, republican senator from wisconsin, is a no vote if they don't make changes to provisions that favor big companies rather than smaller companies. the ones fueling today's rally in the markets, not necessarily the small ones are not even publicly-traded. we are on that. we're also awaiting any remarks the president might make when he comes out of those meetings. if he plans to make remarks, hearing from speaker paul ryan. when it comes to the back and forth on individual

home depot has hardly stumbled throughout this rally and often with stocks like this, something will hap n happen, you know, think of t.j.maxx just the other day, also one of the best performers in retail, came out and didn't deliver the goods and all of a sudden its rival, ross stores, looks better at this moment in time so what -- you know, is it crazy to ask whether home depot, itself, could be susceptible to some kind of reset is there anything going on in the quarter, hurricane-related or otherwise, that you think could change that narrative? >> so i don't think it's crazy to ask it's all of our jobs to ask it i think that home depot's consistency and strength of these core drivers, but consistency comes from patience. and companies, retailers, that patiently invest badge in employees, in their customer relationship, and then the shareholder, they talk about the three-legged stool that patience and building that -- sticking with that program, really limits the volatility to returns and the chances of some curve ball as you're describing it >> jamie, we're making -- i don't want to d

go through, despite the rally we've seen in stocks, it doesn't even closely reflect what could be happing some, suddenly what is cheaper, if both interest rates and stay low and tax rates go a lot lower. that is just the opinion of the consensus wisdom at ubs. doesn't mean they're no, nostradamus. president up on

he haps to find 2 billion on the u—turn on national insurance and the deal for northern ireland worthus, public sector pay cap has to be paid for. there have been other spending commitments. i would suggest when you add it up and look at the difficulties he has with the deficit, he will loosen his belt. i have asked your question but you have not got time to answer it! hold that thought and let's go to pmqs. members across the house will want tojoin me in congratulating sarah clark inherited when as lady usher of the black rod. she will be the first woman to hold this role in its 650 year history and we offer her our best wishes. this morning i had meetings with ministerial colleagues and others. in addition to my duties, i will have further such meetings today. mr speaker, the bbc are currently broadcasting drugsland, filmed in my constituency, showing the catastrophic impact of drugs laws on innocent bystanders. we'll be prime minister commit to watching drugsland and royal commission on our drugs laws which are plainly failing? i'm pleased to say that the home office under my right