good morning, i bet it's lovely out there on hastings pier.blue skies. perfect day foran autumn here, lovely blue skies. perfect day for an autumn wok. but you'll notice on the satellite image, some cloud, shower clouds, some of those showers on the heavy side and a strong breeze making it feel chilly in wales in the south—west this afternoon. the breeze will also hold up afternoon. the breeze will also hold up on the north—west of scotland and the nazi cause, but most of those will fade away to the afternoon and most of you will be dry and sunny evenif most of you will be dry and sunny even if it is a bit chilly. if you are out this evening, for guy fawkes night, it is looking fine for most. temperatures at dropping below freezing in places, a few showers running down into north wales and could be one or two showers through the afternoon into the evening, coastal parts of yorkshire, lancashire and across into norfolk. still one or two showers in parts of wales in the south—west but fewer than in the day, foremost, a fine evening. but it does

hastings pier... cheering.ll done fine buildings, but it seems that this year what really captured the imagination was not doing one! indeed, it's nickname is "the plank", but what they've actually created is a park over the ocean. 145 years after it was first opened it is, once again, a new building. britain's best new building. what are your thoughts looking out on this now? oh, i love it. it's just so peaceful. david sillito, bbc news, hastings. you are watching bbc news. stay with us you are watching bbc news. stay with us for the latest coverage on the new york attack. after the death of a people when a man ploughed his vehicle into pedestrians on a bike path in lower manhattan stop. hello, i'm gavin ramjaun, and this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme: psg continue their devastating form. they cruise into the next round of the champions league, and hit five past their latest opponents. houston astros are closing in on a first world series. game 6 is taking place in

hastings: mr. speaker, i'm very pleased to yield one minute to my good friend, the distinguished gentleman from hode island, mr. langevin. langevin: i ask unanimous consent to revise and extend. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman from rhode island is recognized for one minute. mr. langevin: i rise today lang strong opposition to this house republican tax bill that was developed in secret without a single public hearing. despite repeated calls republicans engage in a bipartisan process with democrats. this bill was written without democratic input and with enormous giveaways to wealthy interests. makes you wonder, doesn't it, mr. speaker. to pay for them republicans have eliminated critical tax provisions important to the middle class such as deductions for medical expenses. the state and local taxes, student loan interest, and other expenses on which middle class families rely. and what republicans can't pay for they add to the nation's credit card to the tune of $1.7 rillion

this curtain of glass finally gives the people of hastings a panoramic view out to sea.oodwork here is still the original timber, there are still some scorch marks. but the most important innovation is this. nothing. what they chose not to build. the empty space. there is no end of the pier. building a pier, it's a bit of a mad idea, isn't it? it's bonkers, yes. and that's what's so brilliant about it, is nobody in their right mind would build a pier out of a material which is going to be dissolved where it stands. you are fighting a losing battle everyday? absolutely, and we will need to keep on replacing parts everyday. it gets worn, it gets worn away. we didn't have enough money during the reconstruction to replace everything, so we are constantly repairing, tidying up nuts and bolts. nowadays you would build it out of concrete and steel. yes. you're going to put your finger on the one thing that makes it so special, the design, what would it be? space. you don't get a vision of the pier until you get out the far end, and you see this horizon to horizon, and you say,

hastings pier... cheering.ike to acknowledge that you've all done — you've all done fine buildings, but it seems that this year, what really captured the imagination was not doing one. indeed, its nickname is "the plank". but what they have actually created is a park over the ocean. 145 years after it was first opened, it is, once again, a new building — britain's best new building. what are your thoughts, looking out on this now? oh, i love it. it's just so peaceful. david sillito, bbc news, hastings. now it is time for our world. ukraine, independent from the soviet union since 1991. in communist times, being born with a disability would more than likely mean you would spend your entire life in an institution. that still happens today. more children live in state care in ukraine than anywhere else in europe. a third have a disability. you can't really say how bad they are until you see them, until you're there. because these are dark places. i'm nikki fox and i'm here to find out what life is like for the tho

hastings is bathed in sunshine this morning.re so than we saw yesterday. so starting the forecast, at 9am in scotland we have some heavy rain, especially across the western side of the central lowlands and argyll & bute. it has been raining for some time for you, so we are likely to see a fair bit of surface water and spray on the roads. for all of england a dry start, variable amounts of cloud with some sunny spells, and fog across oxfordshire, berkshire, the likes of southampton, worn myth, but will slowly lived through the day. heading into the south—west again, variable amounts of cloud, as we have across wales. and then moving into northern ireland, most of northern ireland at this stage is dry. however, we do have some rain across the far north of northern ireland. it is the same weather front affecting scotland, and as we go through the course of the day, very slowly that will push southward, bringing rain across the west of northern ireland, and northern england. that is a lighter feature with some drizzle. we hang on to

after eight hours at sea joy small fishing boat returns to hastings. yeah but there was a pop up that might go by car i thought. once back on land the days entire catch is sold to europe of all places and that's the problem britain's fishermen export the fish they've caught and import their favorite fish card which is the classic main ingredient in fish and chips. the british want to maintain this trade after break set. i'm a pragmatist so i'm fully aware that we're going to be a long term thing you have to take it as it comes and see where we sit up at the end of it the breakthrough is a fact i hope we just carry on and we actually you know it to get there at the end of the day but joy's worried that the price for free trade in fish will be high in europe is likely to demand precisely what he and other break city has wanted control over british waters imagine being taught to count with bullets and grenades instead of apples and oranges or to mistrust and attack those around you considered nonbelievers that's what's happening to the children of the est

a management team, a captain, hast to kind of lend, i suppose, team, a captain, hast to kind of lend,ifferent types in the dressing room —— lend. different types in the dressing room -- lend. it is your responsibility. he can't go in there and demand that your ego is catered for. that is a huge area where things take... it is your responsibility as well to mould yourself into the team. the team is more important than the individual. i can't remember which coach it was, show me a genius, i will show you how to play with the team and i will show you how the team plays with you. you learn to play with that tea m you. you learn to play with that team first and then you allow the brilliance to shake the team up, not the other way around. you are somebody who likes to speak his mind and infairness, somebody who likes to speak his mind and in fairness, you somebody who likes to speak his mind and infairness, you might rub some people up the wrong way. former coach duncan fletcher plus the former captain who you said would have used that last couple of bullets in his gun on you.|j have used t

after eight hours at sea joy small fishing boat returns to hastings. yeah but the up up up up that might go like our dog. wants back on land the days entire catch is sold to europe of all places and that's the problem britain's fishermen export the fish they've caught and import their favorite fish card which is the classic main ingredient in fish and chips. the british want to maintain this trade after break set. on the pragmatists are fully aware that we're going to be a long term thing you have to take it as it comes and see where we sit up at the end of it the break through is a fact i hope we just carry on and we actually you know if they get their heavy handed. but joyce worried that the price for free trade in fish will be high here europe is likely to demand precisely what he and other break city has wanted control over british waters. imagine being taught to count with bullets and grenades instead of apples and oranges or to mistrust and attack those around you considered nonbelievers that's what's happening to the children of the estimated fi

hastings: mr. speaker, indulging my remarks, i would offer condolences to the grieving families who lost loved ones in yesterday's terrorist attack in new york ty and to have the people of new york know -- and i know i speak for all of us, and there will be a more appropriate recognition at a time in the future, i'm sure, but to have them know that all of us grieve with them and are concerned not only for those who lost their lives but to assist in preventing measures of this type in the future. i thank my friend from washington for yielding to me the customary 30 minutes for debate. this bill is a sweeping attack on responsible forest management policy that up-ends key environmental safeguards, limits public participation and land management decisions and prioritizes commercial timber harvest over transparent science-based management. in other words, this is business as usual for this republican majority when it comes to protecting our environment. footnote right there. my friend from the state of

unsidedness with which it was -- from the one-sidedness with which it was drafted to the reckless haste with which it was c.d., the republican tax bill has failed to go through anything, anything resembling the normal legislative process. before the night is out, i hope my republican friends ask themselves if this is the way they want history to remember how the first major tax bill was passed in over 30 years. i hope they ask themselves if this process has lived up to the fine traditions of this body as they were eloquently described by my friends, the senators from arizona, both senior and junior. the american people are clamoring for us to work together. they believe our politics is broken. they think our politics is starved of common sense and compromise, and it is. the way this tax bill is being rammed through is exactly why the -- why the american people believe our politics is so broken. now let me address the substance of the bill. without exaggeration, i believe that if this bill passes, it will be remembered as one of the worst pieces of public policy in decades. a vote for pa

a mockery of the legislative process, a mockery of regular order, and the reason for such reckless haste is all too obvious -- the product is a wretched one. if republicans had crafted a popular bill that could get bipartisan support, they would have announced it with great fanfare, fanned out all over the country to champion it. instead, it's being rushed through with hardly any consideration because my republican friends know from their experience with health care that the longer an unpopular idea is left out in the open, the more it will fester in the public's mind. that's what will happen with this tax bill, because of one simple reason. it's focused on the wealthy to the exclusion of the middle class. while big corporations and wealthy individuals get lower rates and new permanent loopholes, the middle class gets benefits that expire. corporations will be able to continue to deduct their state and local taxes, while individual taxpayers will not. wealthy estates worth over $5 million with ensured a massive tax break, while millions of middle-class families lose their popular deducti

hastings, thank you very much. mr. tonko: representative garamendi, if i could, i would love to point out, i would encourage middle class america to raise its voice. raise your voice because when we look at the repeal of the individual mandate that's being suggested here, you're going to rip away health care for some 13 million americans. and that, alongside the 36 million families in this country that are going to see a tax increase. before that hits home, stand up and speak out. and if you're not going to get a tax increase, if you might get crumbs off the table, remember, if you weren't at the table and this was den in veiled secrecy if you're not at the table you're probably on the menu. so here you're going to have these families, 36 million that will get a tax increase but if you're going to get maybe a crumb off the table, that's sunset. and the other -- that sunsets. and the other benefits will go forever. so this is a monumental change in a tax cut policy. it's not reform. it's cuts for the wealthy and corpora

this is colleague's reckless haste. now we've already heard about the evidence of how millions and millions of middle class families are going to pay higher taxes. this morning, the news was about how this proposal would open up a bonanza of new loopholes for multinational corporations and special interests. so i don't want to pretend that this is in the public interest. members are going to have less time to actually work on the real legislation, real legislation, that's going to affect millions of our people, will remake the american economy in fundamental ways, and will make changes in tax law that affects trillions of dollars. this is trying to make fundamental tax reform on the fly. that is not what ronald reagan did. that's not what i did when i worked with our former respective -- our respective colleague senator greg and senator coates. st this is not in the public interest. and i will make the plea that i did yesterday, mr. chairman. we share your view that the tax code is broken mess. we share your view that w

have a great day. >> this is washington" update. >> good morning, washington, i am melanie hastings.he was shot in the head while on duty. department offering $65,000 reward to catch the person that pulled the trigger. officer at trauma where doctors have been operating all night long. >>> in northeast woman shot and killed after 7:00 p.m. last night. 5200 block of just street. no arrests made. now let's check the weather. here is veronica. >> get ready for mild and sunny conditions today. but it is going to be a little breezy if not windy. gusts around 30 miles per hour during your lunchtime period. if you are running errands, 25 miles per hour gusts afternoon and evening rush heading home. today 58°. tomorrow 51. close to blustery conditions sunday. dry all of next week includes thanksgiving. >> traffic watch, we continue to monitor the gridlock earlier accident inner loop in springfield near braddock. outer loop near alexandria. u.s. 1. this was on the outer loop as you approach baltimore avenue. reduced to one lane so we continue to see the slow traffic through the stretch. quick

there was the suggestion that there was indecent haste offering the state visit in the first place, notpresidency it was going to be. it was one of those decisions of theresa may's that has come back to bite her, but you could see her reasoning. you want to get in there early and impress the new president and you want to improve relations between britain and america especially because a brexit, we are going to need a trade deal with america. it has backfired rather spectacularly, and it is not as simple as the daily mirror implies, to on invite him, because the queen has invited him as the head of state. he has accepted and therefore it is quite awkward for the government to get the queen to disinvite him, that would not go down well. it is head of state to head of state, isn't it? yes, so the ideal solution is to keep putting off the actual date. i don't think donald trump wants to come. there are suggestions that he was concerned there could be protests,

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chopper 6 over hastings boulevard. it took crews more than 30 minutes to get the fire under control. investigators don't know how it started. >> two peek were on the way to work this afternoon when their cars collided. it happened on harrisburg school road and mountain view drive. one of the cars flipped on to the roof. the investigators are not commenting on the state of the injured people. >>> a man is in custody after a shooting in nicetown philadelphia this afternoon. police were called to north grant street just after 4:00. the 42-year-old victim was shot once in the back of the head. investigators are searching for the gunman. >> septa authorities are trying to identify the body of a man traveling on top of a train into jefferson station this morning. the victim believed to be between 16-20 was likely electrocuted by high tension wires above the roof of the train. it's not clear if the man committed suicide, or was trying to steal copper or was treses trespassing. >> investigators are trying to determine what cau

i'm melanie hastings. now in the home stretch to election day, 4 days until virginia voters erect a new -- e lect a new governor. democrat ralph northam will speak to voters in sterling. according to the latest pole he holds a slim 4 point lead over republic ed gillespie. we'll be speaking with ed gillespie live in 20 minutes a live look outside the apple store in georgetown. you can see a long line has form ed around the block. people waiting to be the first to get their hands on the new i phone so coming out today. they have been there for nearly 18 hours. doors open at 8:00. it will set you back is thousand dollars. 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; premiums would go up. and adams supports giving employers the power to block birth control access for female employees. john adams: wrong on health care, wrong on birth control, wrong for virginia. disclaimer: i'm mark her

they stole a car and crashed it in their haste. and the search centered in on bridgeton huggins home town and they hinted he may have gone towards his home but reverred his travel. >> during the course of the day the defendant huggins ultimately made his way back to the atlantic city area. not giving details about the actual escape that triggered the manhunt or the assault on the guard was inside of the secure area. >> was it in a secure area or none secure area? >> i don't have that information at this time. >> we don't know if it was in a secure zone? >> i do not have that information to disclose to you. >> a state agency, the juvenile justice commission operates the juvenile detention center only to say that it remains under investigation. we won't get quick answers as to what went wrong but all the escapees are back in custodies. john recall rawlins, channel 6 "action news." >> and the jury trial against bob mendez ended in a hung jury. mendez teared up talking about the outcome out sired of the courthouse in newark. he says wh

the bottom line this morning stick with the haste they are nice and clear. -- the highways, they are nice and clear. county line road and james way there's an accident. one at jenkintown has cleared out. >>> organizers are putting the finishing touches on the annual 98th 6abc thanksgiving day parade. katherine scott is live at inflation station. good morning, katherine. >> reporter: good morning, matt, we're standing by buddy, the dinosaur, if you see him, he looks like he is waving towels, we have a gingerbread man over there, i don't know if we can pan over to daniel tiger, he is huge in our household. daniel tiger is going up over there. obviously a lot happening, if we come this way, we have bugs bunny. there will be 18 balloons in the parade. there's work to do, but they have made a lot of progress. last night around 9:30 p.m. crews were out here setting up dolly, the plywood, the fringe, this morning they pulled out the generator and the balloons. there are plastic tarps stretched out pinned down by sandbags. helium balloons go on top of them as a precaution if case there's bro

and i just finished reading two books by hastings. british, right?wrote retribution about the war in japan and also wrote armageddon about the last year of the war in europe. it points out, and i met it's what you already said, he points out that fdr and the government in general, dissuaded britain from becoming more involved in the last year in the war on the pacific because they saw that as an intent -- attempt by him towards having legitimacy. in the pacific. so i thought that was very interesting. i just came across that in the hastings book. >> john, why your seemingly large interest in the world war ii era? >> why is it? >> yes, sir. >> that is a very interesting question. i guess i started, i was when pearl harbor was attacked, i was four years old. but i am amazed at the recollection that i have and the war was over, i was eight years old and i had such vivid recollections which is hard for me to explain. the only thing i can attribute it to is that the war permeated everything in our lives. it was not like today. when the war is being fought

in the haste couple of days, on conservative talkradio, the president openly lamented the behavior of attorney general jeff sessions, he lamented that he the president doesn't have more personal control over what the justice department does. the president has spent the haste few days tweeting furiously that the justice department and the fbi and attorney general jeff sessions, they should be investigating and locking up hillary clinton and democrats. and that has led to a happy feedback loop in the conservative media where the president says why isn't jeff sessions jailing hillary clinton? and the conservative media says yeah, why isn't jeff sessions locking up hillary clinton? and the president says everybody is wondering why jeff sessions isn't locking up hillary clinton. and these expressions of disgust and disappointment by the president toward his attorney general is being covered now as another like personality fight or another episode of palace intrigue in the administration of the president and his attorney general not getting along. there seems to be a real conflict between t

que, como sabemos, no se concret y produjo graves consecuencias --vamos en vivo con andres brender hastudad... andres desde cuando el inmueble estaba en la mira de las autoridades y que contiene este material? este nuevo vdeo que sali a la luz indica que por lo menos desde el 2015 se hicieron varias visitas policiales.. pero les quiero mostrar el material que obtuvimos... esta es una de las tres visitas realizadas por la polica de oakland entre enero y marzo del 2015. 2 aÑos antes de la tragedia. en el se muestra un agente identificado como jonathan low, quien le dijo a derick almena, el encargado de la bodega y est preso ahora, que ya han visitado ese local muchas veces y que deberan de cerrarlo... todos sabemos que eso no ocurri y que el 2 de diciembre del 2016, la bodega estallo en llamas mientras se realizaba una fiesta. ese ha sido el incendio de ms letal de una estructura en la historia de nuestro estado, con 36 muertes. ahora por qu la polica fue tantas veces a la bodega? segn reportes, all hubo robos, disputas, fiestas ilegales y armas almena est tras las rejas y se declar no cu

. >> in my haste to keep her from seeing his reaction to her face, i regretted it and i should have turned to the little girl and start aid conversation. >> rj's book became a best seller and feature film. the director steven, says the goal is to get everyone of all ages to have all the feels watching the story and of course the all important talks afterwards. >> look at haddize face. >> if i looked like him i would put a hood over my face. >> are you not ugly augie. >> have you to say that because you are my mom. >> because i'm your mom it counts the most because i know you the most. >> i wish i could hear all the family discussions driving home from the theater because it's about something and you walk away with something. entertainment a trojan horse to something serious. >> powerful stuff here, rj is amazed how her words and characters translated to the big screen. an all-star cast julia roberts and owen wilson. and wonder hits theaters this friday november 17th, and to sit with them and how it hit the silver screen is a special story and one that started with a real life experience fr

this is collies -- colleagues reckless haste. >> reporter: if the gop loses three of its members in the senate the bill will fail. >> we want the senate to go first to see if they could get that done then we will discuss whether it will be included at the end.>> reporter: it would give thousands of dollars back to america workers. the democrats say that the corporations are the biggest beneficiaries. >> when the public understands what's in the bill that harms working families versus who the true beneficiary is for the both -- hulk of the tax cuts, they will be very angry.>> reporter: on the senate side it is still the committee. >>> trash, needles, and drug deals around-the-clock. we hear from business owners that say, no one is listening to their complaints. >>> apple released their new iphone. and their reports that apple has more plans for next year. >>> we have rain to talk about. it will happen later in the day tomorrow. and we will have heavy overnight rain into the thursday morning commute. see you back here in a bit. really? really? really? really? see zero in a whole new way.

interesting how you say that, tyler, because i think this is a shot right from bob iger at reed hastings, so as was mentioned prior, all of the content was pulled out, and with the direct-to-consumers offering, i think it's the realizatio that by bob iger and disney that they're going to need to create a more robust offering. i think grabbing things like avatar and x men from fox is something they'll need to do to compete. >> from aninvestor's standpoint, if the deal is structured as david faber reported it right now, with the details that we know, is this a good deal for the stock prices for the companies and their i believe so.ors. you have to be in -- and that's really what disney is and their able to acquire properties like they have with lucas and with pixar, and immediately monetize those as proven. if y look at disney stock up today, obviously if you -- because i think the realization is from investors there, they don't have the scale and it all comes back to content. even as it's transcended over into the telecom space, at&t and verizon, while they were both down, verizon was the

needed to be invited to the white house she was criticized also for the haste with which she extended visit for the american president here to the united kingdom a visit that would involve the queen a visit that diplomatically would be extremely embarrassing to go ahead in the near future and for instance you could only imagine what sort of protests that might be on the streets of london the british government line is. saying this to parliament again today this special cultural military diplomatically it is much more important it is much deeper than the current incumbent of the white house it was before and it will be that afterwards. it's been talked about it's not confirmed it is a state visit it isn't a state visit what's the difference can you just run through that from a. visit the highest accolade a foreign leader. can be given and if you like it it's with the bells and whistles ceremony. carriage down the. visit to. something which has been of course. several american presidents in the past. later on in the cases during the second and that's why it was contentious. was offering

." >> reporter: the company's ultimate defense, according to this professor of hastings school of are you? >> the defense is going to be act of god. the defense is going to be this was a storm. we were not responsible for the storm. >> reporter: but this lawyer says the company could have taken preventative measures like shutting power off when they knew a storm was coming. cal fire has not yet determined the exact cause of the wildfires. this lawsuit today is seeking unspecified damages. in san francisco, anne makevoc, kpix 5. >>> after months of negotiations, we are getting a look at the republican tax reform proposal today. cbs reporter mola lenghi outlines the details and the hurdles it has to clear to get passed. >> reporter: president trump praised the tax cut plan house republicans unveiled this morning. >> big thing of course is tax cuts and jobs. and that's happening very rapidly. and it's been met with really a great response. >> reporter: the gop proposal reduces the number of tax brackets from 7 to 4, but it keeps the top tax bracket at 39.6% for top earners. the bill also

my name is paul joy i'm a fisherman from hastings i've been fishing here most of my life my family was fishing here in the ten hundred so we go back and found a new of them all. we're an island the surrounded by thing but we're losing the seafarers because we can't keep them and employment within the fishing industry. we're shadow of our former self we were forty four vessels of which now we're down to twenty odd the lack of quota driven many people into bankruptcy it's only through their advent of going into the european union that we were given so little . we haven't a fair share of the fish in iran waters that's the problem under law we was exempt until two thousand and six any small boat under ten meters they changed the rules but didn't give us any quota to cover the shortfall. and in the southeast of england ninety two percent of the fleet of fishing vessels commercial are under ten metre so we have a situation where we've got a lot of fishermen but no quota what we're after really is just a fair share we don't want to over exploited fish stop what we do want is a fair share no o

authorities say he may have been plan being attack for a year and conducted a practice run haste week. they believe his intention was to take more lives on the brooklyn bridge, but he ended up plowing into a bus full of children. authorities were looking for a friend of saikov. they believe he may have information related to the attack. they have found him, but so far the fbi isn't saying if he plays any sort of role in the attack. kpix 5. >>> and we're also learning more about the victims tonight. among them five friends from argentina. the cell phone video shows that group on a bike ride just minutes before they were mowed down. they were on vacation, celebrating the 30th anniversary of their high school graduation. another victim, annlor ducatt, a mother of two from belgium, 31-year-old was visiting the city with her sister and mother. two americans also killed: 32- year-old darren drake. >>> we're hearing more from the police officer who stopped the killing spree when he shot the suspect. >> although i feel we were doing our job, i understand the importance of yesterday's events a

that's right i had a lot of respect for michael hastings and it was incredibly sad his the circumstances of his death just prior to his death he had been in touch with me he was concerned about being investigated because of his work. by the f.b.i. and unfortunately i was not able to speak to him about that before before he was before he died do you believe that you've been subject to any surveillance yourself even though you're a lawyer representing all these high profile cases not likely to get activist as of well i think there are great concerns about we know as a result of the material released by edward snowden he wasn't himself inspired by what we've done we know as a result of that that surveillance is incredibly widespread and in fact when i spoke with bill binney in an n.s.a. whistleblower he explained i asked him directly what kind of surveillance do you think wiki leaks is under and he said everybody around wiki leaks yourself included it doesn't matter that you're a lawyer and probably a lot of the people that you even speak to every single thing that you do and say will be ca

he joins me from hastings here in the u.k. great to have you with us. let's speculate for a moment that this was an explosion on board the submarine. what might have caused it? >> the usual suspects would be a weapon accident. typically -- it is not usually the warhead. normally the propulsion system of the torpedo. some of those torpedoes, particularly experimental ones, are powered by all kinds of a volatile chemicals, and they can mix early and you can get what is called a hot running torpedo in the tube. it is possible that it could be a weapon accident. that does not rule out some other mechanical defect on board the boat, but probably it would be a weapon accident, if the reported explosion is indeed connected with the san juan. christian: they did report before they went missing that they had a problem. if there was an explosion on board, does that mean it is the end, or could they have moved to another part of the submarine? >> as with all things to do with submarines, there are great deal of safety precautions that exist within keeping the boat

health care earlier this year, where you had a bill that was worked out very much in secret and in hasteand then republicans trying to shove it through both houses of congress as quickly as possible before it grew stale and started to smell. but the bill is not popular. the republicans who are trying to pass it don't love it. but think it's better than doing nothing. the other side, democrats are not prepared, any of them, to give any support to this bill. perhaps partly for political reasons. in large part because of what's in the bill. and so as republicans try desperately to round up those last few votes, they're going to have to make more compromises that may dilute the intent of the original bill. they may get it done. the president is certainly engame engaged in this issue of taxes. and congress feels their credibility is at stake in this last chance that they have to put a major legislative achievement on the board in the calendar year. but it is not going to be a pretty process, and if it gets there, it will be limping over the line. >> david, the last word to you on tax reform.

designed to promote transparency in the haste selection process. of the three countries the report round south africa's bid as the best. based on this pretoria was more than confidence the tenth world cup was in the bag. it didn't count on the world rugby council to choose france. i think a lot of our friends has been depredation ships with. some of the voters and they obviously have the big stadia. they host the tournament before we have to accept that it's a. the ballot box does not lie. for some of the votes tell a different story what had been an attempt by world rugby to clean up a process stalled by allegations of thigh cream horse trading. has fallen flats. but that's not going to stop france from relishing the prospect of facing its second. rugby world cup. the annual international for amount on peace and security in dachau and it'll kyi stay in all of france24 was on in sherry a met the french minister of the on forces from most poly. in this week's exclusive interview he discusses the saw health first multinational milicz reports. the g.

the if, because i think they were written in haste and everybody repeated them. but certainly there's no if here. you have to decide whether you believe these women and the reporting is accurate or not. that's where we are. i believe the reporting and i think roy moore is unfit to serve in the united states senate. >> joe, do you think the party is in a different place back in 2012? even last year's "access hollywood" tape. >> yeah. well, we need to catch up with the times and be ready for 2017 and get ready for 2018. whether you're republican or democrat, you need to do what's right. in this case roy moore has been accused of these women having done this, he knitted to having dated women -- girls when he was a grown man. and that's wrong. the best thing to do -- the right thing to do would be step aside and let someone else run. have a write-in candidate. it is is best to do the right thing. not to sugar coat it or paint over it and say i don't remember exactly. i did date younger girls and they're trying to get me. >> he could do a lie detector test. put him on

. >> date in haste, repent and lose her. >> that's it for us at 5:00. >> it is indeed. we'll see you back here at 6:00 for an hour of news. >> news updates always on www.cbssf.com. we'll see you soon. captioning spo cbs >> quijano: another deadly church shooting. shots are fired inside a baptist church in texas. several are dead including the shooter. also tonight, president trump's approval rating remains at a historic low as he begins an important visit to asia. >> on your mark,. >> quijano: they are not running scared. tens of thousands race in the new york city marathon just days after a deadly terror attack. new allegations of sexual misconduct against actor kevin spacey. the son of a celebrity comes forward. and lights, camera, wildlife. >> it was click boom mountains, my mind is blown.

i thought it was important to start with the head it's lines with what i think is reckless haste. it will leave a loophole what n -- bananza. i think it will be a gold mine for some companies and let's just wrap this round up with something simple. by cutting the corporate rate but by delaying it for one year there's to accelerate their deductions and delair they income that way they get deductions against a 35% rate and their income is taxed at only 20% creating another huge incentive to gain the tax code in america. >> we'll wrap up the first round. >> no back and forth is needed. it is the case when there are changes in tax rates around a calendar date to the extent that an individual or business can have costs in the high tax rate year and income in the low tax year they will try to, you know, alter their affairs to it can happen. it can have good economic outcomes. in some cases the congress has tried to do that in the past to encourage earlier investment, for example. >> i just want to close this round because colleagues, there's no question that digging into these kinds of

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i'm melanie hastings.is a check of your stop stories. new overnight, the fbi searching the new jersey home of the manhattan attack suspect, the truck rampage now called a terror a tack. the note claims he was doing it for isis. 8 people were killed, 11 others injured. new developments particular virginia governor's race. late last night a latino group supporting ralph northam called this controversial ad, the removal came after hours after the deadly truck attack in new york. it didn't give a specific reason president said knew the ad were rustle forget irrelevants. northem is live on news channe ralph northam: i'm ralph northam, candidate for governor, and i sponsored this ad. rrator: they call him enron ed. because washington, dc lobbyist ed gillespie represented the worst of the worst. lenders trying to keep student loan rates high. corporations sending jobs overseas. and of course the enron scandal. now, enron ed is lobbying for donald trump's agenda. like cuts to virginia school funding, and taking aw

european union is pressuring the united kingdom to make haste the e.u. on friday piled on the pressure to square away pertinent divorce issues before trade negotiations commenced next month and the deadline is about two weeks. after another inconclusive negotiating session both sides said differences remained on vital divorce issues including britain's bricks and bill of course following the near second is the irish border and the rights of citizens effects affected by brags that e.u. leaders are due to assess at mid december summit whether sufficient progress has been made the biggest stumbling block remains as in every divorce money britain has said it will pay to settle commitments it has made to the e.u. budget but has not agreed to the estimated bill of around seventy billion dollars. the gig economy has turned to pickle nine to five job upside down the freedom to create your own schedule is one of the biggest selling points that companies like google use to lure employees but some cities could be putting an end to that for good. he has more on that