john. >> all right, heidi thank you.ant to go back to mike viqueria but i want to bring up the pictures of the east room where the president will speak in just a moment. mike, the big question is how republicans are going to respond to this speech and what they're actually going to do about it.

heidi moore is the guardian's u.s. finance and economics editor. tom and heidi, thank you both for being here today. friday morning was a very interesting time. to hear from the ecb and from china, all within moments of each other. tom, what do you think this means? >> i don't think anybody should be surprised by the fact you have this -- people will call it coordination. i don't think it's coordination. i think the reality is these economies are going through the cyclical swing down and they require a lift. and so i think the ecb was telegraphed ages ago. the china development was something of a surprise, to be sure. but even there how surprised can you be when you look at their pmi? it's basically been oscillating sort of above and below break even for the last two years. so i just think the reality is the u.s. is fortunately not in that same boat. and the fed policy makers are going to basically try to take some of that stimulus out. so it's a very interesting sort of dichotomy we have right now. >> heidi, it may not be a coordinated effort. i d

heidi, thank you. tomorrow morning the white house press secretary joins us here on al jazeera america to talk about the action on immigration. there's plenty of other news, negotiations underway on an agreement with iran as the clock ticks down to a deadline and air back deadlines why the company says it took years to address the problem. thing to do to put troops on the coming up. >> if you meet the criteria, you can come out of the shadows and get right with the law. >> the president plans to change the lives of millions of people in the united states. and the politicallal out, plus nuclear negotiations trying to forge a deal with iran, before time runs out. and air bag dangers why it took years to address a deadly defect, congress dend mas answers. tonight president obama told members of congress if they don't like what he is about to do, they should pass a bill. he plans a plan to shield nearly 5 million people a common sense middle ground approach. the actions i am taking are not only lawful, the

heidi zhou castro. al jazeera, austin. >> now to their politics, and we take you to a tiny west africa nation of burkina faso. the country's president set fire to the parliament building, and the citizens were infuriated at president compaore at trying to extend his 27-year rule. at least five people were killed, and president blaze has now resigned. >>> in the ukraine seriously a candidate changed his name to darth vader and dressed that way throughout the campaign. on election day he went to the polls representing the internet party. poll workers didn't know if he was luke's father for an i am poster. when they asked darth aggravated for take off his mask, he said--no. >> even in a language that we don't understand it was funny. he was denied a ballot. he told reporters the fact that he did not vote does not mean that the empire will not win. but the ukraine elections the force was not with darth vader. he and his party did not get enough support to gain a seat. >>> in the united states americans have

heidi zhou castro. al jazeera, austin. >> now to their politics, and we take you to a tiny west africa nation of burkina faso. the country's president set fire to the parliament building, and the citizens were infuriated at president compaore at trying to extend his 27-year rule. at least five people were killed, and president blaze has now resigned. >>> in the ukraine seriously a candidate changed his name to darth vader and dressed that way throughout the campaign. on election day he went to the polls representing the internet party. poll workers didn't know if he was luke's father for an i am poster. when they asked darth aggravated for take off his mask, he said--no. >> even in a language that we don't understand it was funny. he was denied a ballot. he told reporters the fact that he did not vote does not mean that the empire will not win. but the ukraine elections the force was not with darth vader. he and his party did not get enough support to gain a seat. >>> in the united states americans have

heidi zhou-castro talked to investigators with the grim task of finding and identifying the dead. the migrants lucky enough. jonathan martin met a teacher whose workload is suddenly crushing. >> you are not just an english teacher really? >> no, i'm not. i'm more - i'm the aljab ra teacher if you need me to be. i'm the world geography teacher if they need me to be. >> it's an emotional battle. we saw it in morey eta california, where buses taking children to a processing center are met with tears. along the border, some americans stand guard on their own. >> it's all one person can do. it's what i do. to watching the border, cleaning up the invasion trail. >> a flashpoint. politicians bicker, millions of lives in the balance. >> president obama spoke for 15 minutes, here is what he had to say. >> we are and always will be a station of immigrants. we were strangers once too. whether our forebearers were strangers who cross the the atlantic or the pacific or the rio grande, we are here because this country welcomed them in and taught them to be an american is more than what we looke

happened "called heidi" r...year ago today the raiders last won a football game. it was 46 years ago today that this happened. >> while charlie smith gained 20 years the network televising the game made the classic blunder. nbc turned off the uncompleted game in favor of a kiddie special called heidi. in >> okay. this is a regatta gun wrong. watch the girl in front into the water after the boat goes into the pier. have a nice trip. see you next fall. no. 3, tennessee's chase coffman goes way up to make the touchdown catch versus the steelers but the titans could not hold on. pittsburgh won 27-24. no. 2, eastern michigan dunks over the eastern university defender. no. 1, it's a thing to make a of had court shot. it's another to go -- make a half court shot. it's another to go like this. the gonzaga student won $500. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, newscast is tomorrow mornin 4-30. >>> david letterman is next. >> see you tomorrow morning. ( band playing "late show" theme ) from the heart of broadw broadcasting

this is a story you spent a lot of time covering, heidi. >> that's right. people in texas, and polls show here that immigration are the top two issues. among the republican majority. 89" say the government should strip people coming to the country, and 74% say that 11 million undocumented immigrants in the u.s. should be deported. these are the voters. grag abbott the predicted winner, and the crisis over the summer. and unaccompanied children suffering into texas only held the campaign. >> heidi zhou-castro reporting from austin. we want to go back to the panel of experts. >> let me start. your thoughts - the question for the panel, do you believe the president will follow through. executive action after the midterms. what i have been hearing is that he wants to do something. republican senate and republican - that calculation may change. republicans want - have talked a lot about passing immigration reform. a lot of people are frustrated with both parties and polling showed that 50% of the population would be fine. the status quo is not going anything. th

join host joe fowler and and tv cooking expert heidi bohay as they show you how you can make every meal and find out how you can take advantage of a limited time never-seen-before "buy one, get one free" offer on the nuwave oven pro. >> i'm so happy to be back here with you! >> this is a phenomenon! it's the number-one infrared cooking device in the world! we personally know about the nuwave oven, okay, and how incredible it is, but for those of you out there that don't know about the nuwave oven yet, you are in for such a surprise! >> oh, you sure are. >> this is a great appliance! what do you have for us? >> well, i have something i know you're gonna love. this is one of the easiest meals, healthiest and most delicious -- one of my favorites to make in the nuwave. >> well, it's a nuwave oven meal -- we know it's gonna be good. >> that's right. okay, a bag of frozen chicken breasts. >> frozen? >> that's all you need. frozen. >> frozen? >> don't believe me? >> well, i do, but let's prove it to everyone else. >> i'm gonna show you how frozen they are. [ both laugh ] okay? >> that would b

joining us from austin, is heidi zhou-castro, who has been following that race as well. heidi? >> well, you know the republicans held on to the governorship in the state. it comes as no surprise. the attorney-general, republican will continue for the party. he came in election day with a 14 point lead over wendy davis, the state senator who made the 11th hour filibuster. at the time she made it, it was more than a year ago. there was so much enthusiasm behind the candidacy at that time. it was a long time ago, and according to the latest, aborion doesn't rank among the top five issues. on top of voter's minds, immigration and border security. it's largely what has happened over the mexican border this summer. rick perry, the governor, was effective in sending national guard troops, popular amongst the democrats. and his chosen replacement greg abbott for capitalizing on that. you may ask what is in it for democrats. will they look forward to. the numbers will show progress. wendy davis tallies with 42% of the vote, democrats will count it as progress. it will be more than any o

heidi alexander. >> thank you, mr. speaker. last week, figures showed that the apple you are-our waiting time targets has been missed for the 65th week in a row. does the prime minister honestly think this is acceptable? >> of course, we want to meet the targets every week of the year, and that is our aim, and that is why we put in 12.7 billion extra into the nhs, and there are 800 more doctors working in our emergency department stand there were when i became prime minister, but what are -- one of the pressures we face are 1.3 million more patients every year going into accident and emergency, so to do with this, what we need to do -- there are shouts of why from the other side, and they might start with that contract. you might think about that. what we need to do is put the help withinto a&e, public health and our frail elderly, what was in the excellent plan, and it needs to be backed by the money and the successful economy that this government is delivering. sir bob russell. >> more people lived in essex that voted yes in

heidi used the term classic economics. this is not hard to figure out. why would we rejected, why would we do this the american people, classic economics? >> it comes down to politics. people are thinking about what the president is saying, with the american people are saying. when you bring in the move on people, the environmentalists, they scream about things they don't really understand the economic side over it. i am environment list, but i understand the economics of this. this pipeline made sense. >> not everybody is educated. look at all of the pipelines going through there. what will one more pipeline do with it? charles: 2.6 million miles of a pipeline crossing america. a lot of spills make news all the time. watch the next one. what will happen when the next tanker rolls over and floods a community and everybody has to leave? >> this is the poster child for what people voted against, this kind of lack of cooperation, lack of action, lack of progress, all of this repudiated a few weeks ago. charles: the boat on keystone pipeline has failed by on

heidi zhou-castro explains. >> governor rick perry says that national guard troops will remain at the border for the remainder of the year. we're getting a better idea about where these kids came from. the u.n. says the majority of the children who made the attempt were mexican, where yeutsd from el salvador, guatemala and honduras, mexican children were not granted that same protection. those kids were returned to mexico within the few days without a formal hearing. according to the u.n. those mexican youths were at the greatest risk to be snatched up by organized crime. cartels recruited the children to be human smuggling guides because if caught they were simply returned across the border. according to reports as many as 94% of crimes go unreported, or uninvestigated, in mexico. yet legal experts say in 90% of cases, the violence in mexico was not enough to convince u.s. officials to grant asylum to people seeking to escape it. for comparison, if you look at cuba, the u.s. government recognizes the cuban communist government as oppressive and therefore it is much easier for a cuban

i'm heidi kelly and i'm here on behalf of buena vista horseman rashon williams and all the children that attend buena vista. we are suffering from bullying and violence and dealing with the death of sean ito williams. we need professionals to help the children. my son happens to be a bullier. he is 11. he is very kind, but there is a lot of activity going on with the young youth, kindergarten, all the way up to 8th grade. i know that a lot of facilities and resources give us a cookie-cutter resolve in this, with the homelessness, with the violence and this, that or whatever, but it's not working. so i'm just here to say that we would love to have professionals come in and psychologists deal with the death of sean williams because it's affecting all of us. i'm just here to say that we tried a lot of different things, but after the aftermath and storm settled and the calm is now, it's still an uproar and you said this school board was the titanic. it's going to sink titanic if we don't do a state of address, an emergency on all of these issues that are present and profoundly prevalent righ

heidi? >> i don't know specifically about terrorism, mindful of what ed mentioned as that we have limited data. but there is a program that has been running in las vegas in lapd, we may not necessarily still be able to identify specific criminals, but our predictive modelling systems have been at work. they're able to make a reasonably good prediction about where the criminal activities are more likely. it is not precisely the question that you're asking, but i can assure that it is just becoming better. i can assure that any service provider that has the amount of data that we are generating and it's becoming more and more and more generated is just a honing and fine tuning and polishing their models. whethers

heidi zhou-castro has the story. >> new lives and new jobs. state and local governments have been overwhelmed in the immigration corridor of brooks county four sheriffs deputies patrol more than 900 square miles. inaction puts both parties in a tough spot with latino voters. they are angry with president obama for delaying actions until after mid terms and keeping immigration reform at bay. voters feel there have been broken promises by all and as they look ahead to the 2016 campaign they want politicians to know that they expect action before they agree to vote for either side. since democrats depend more on latino voters in battle ground states, the new makeup of congress leaves the president facing a dilemma. either fulfill his promise to the immigrant community by taking executive action if congress fails to act and in doing so rift more republican opposition or if not do nothing and risk evenly more visibility with latino voters. heidi zhou-castro, al jazeera, austin, texas. >>> hispanics made up about 8% of voters. our science and techno

nbc switched from the game to show heidi.raiders scored two touchdowns to beat the jets. the network installed a special heidi phone to guarantee there would never be a repeat of the disaster that unfolded 46 years ago today. when news breaks out we'll break in because breaking news changes everything on fox news channel. "your world" starts now. >> get ready her to big freeze. not to the cold gripping the country and how. the even bigger freeze gripping the capitol. and the one the republicans are promising for the president if he goes along and freezes deportations. the president we're told is still set to do that. better bundle up because that all but guarantees a blizzard is coming and fast. welcome everybody, i'm neal cavuto. republicans just toll the presidency, make nice, not ice. better put that on ice because the president clearly in no mood for a thaw. he is set to, as soon as this week we're told, delay or rescind deportations for up to five million illegals. ron santos says if he does

heidi zhou-castro has more. >> reporter: the ban set to take effect december 2nd.won 75 gas wells continue to operate in the town just north of dallas, you can find them behind a hospital next to a stadium, across from a park and just beyond edwin glen's backyard. >> this was our retirement home. >> reporter: when the couple bought the house five years ago, the field behind it was quiet. >> there was just tanks back there. and they said, they told us they were water tanks. >> reporter: but then a 100 foot tower went up and workers began pumping millions of gallons of chemical-laced water into the ground. fracking had arrived, day and night. >> you know i may be an old, silly lady but this is kind of scary going to bed knowing there's a gas rig on fire in my backyard. i guess i can only go to bed and know that if it explodes i'll never feel anything. >> reporter: in denton three wells exist for every square mile to land. the risk to human health is still under study. residents like gina selker, diagnosed with thyroid cancer two years ago. within months she said two

. >> speak of halloween, supermodel heidi klum outside klum. she's out doing herself this year.eck it out also many other celebs who played dress up. we'll show you all of themes -- all of them, all of them. >> warning there. >> how to speak english. >>> coming up here on "gma" but we are going to start here with a real disaster on a movie set and it played out on camera. >> not a movie camera but instead a surveillance camera that was set up on a moving train flying at almost 60 miles an hour towards a film crew that may not have had permission to set up shop on the tracks. the results were fatal. so what went wrong here? abc's chris connelly speaks to an eyewitness. >> reporter: 27-year-old sarah jones was doing her job. part of the "midnight rider" crew. ♪ ♪ don't let them catch the -- >> reporter: based on the memoir by greg allman of the allman brothers moments after filming began, a dream sequence on the trestle bridge turned into a nightmare. >> i just kept saying over and over, lord, help us. god help us. >> reporter: instructed to place their equipment and a metal bed o

today the 46-year anniversary are of the heidi bowl. raiders were trailing the new york jets at home when nbc broke away from the game to air the tv film "heidi." the raiders then scored two touchdowns in the final minute, winning 43-32 in dramatic fashion. >>> today also the one-year anniversary of the silver and black's last victory. that's a 16-game losing streak to date, back to last season. not going to get any easier on thursday night, raj and jess. 7-3 kansas city coming to levi's stadium. >> we do it once a year, we win a game. just kidding to all the raider nation. thank you, geraud. >>> tonight at 11:00, the policy preventing post office employees from calling 911 in an emergency. that's tonight at 11:00 after the premiere of "state of affairs." >> hope to see you at 11:00. jeff is going to talk more about the rain coming. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] follow your joy to a celebration like no other. start your new orleans holiday at followyournola.com. beyoncÈ and jay-z's weekend. new pictures from little sister solange's wedding. no

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tried to do and i actually heard about a complaint by bob and i'll say it optimally there's nothing to heidi wasn't fond of that group their boys against small business owners in the marina so i didn't outreach to them. >> all right. >> this is jeff. >> hi commissioners do you have a question commissioner joseph. >> no, no i'm aware of the brick jarred association. >> i'll keep it brief this is the first entertainment commission meeting this is great you've e you're asking those questions i live off chestnut with my wife and children so from that prospective security is a concern of ours for sure we want to be responsible neighbors the one letter if our packet i did have an opportunity to read it prior if that i reached outside out to that neighbor twice meet for coffee or a drink radio of silence i'll encourage that meeting with that particular neighbor but please pass along we're happy to work with the neighbor one of the main concern is the urination in front of their house no one wanted to smell that it's disgusting we have simple solutions we want to parking lot in for example, their pa

heidi flew in from kansas city. >> i was supposed to fly out tomorrow, but i changed my flight to beat the storms. they actually waived my fees and gave me $70 back for my flight. >> us air, american and delta are waiving fees due to the expected nor'easter. but that means more people are flying tonight. >> so i was waiting at the airport since 1:00 p.m. and i just got in. it's terrible. >> the flight was just an hour. she calls it luck. she booked today instead of tomorrow. >> i wasn't able to rebook it because it was not refundable. that would have sucked. >> nbc 10 at a busy arrivals gate. 88,000 people are expected to fly here tomorrow. some more prepared for snow than others. heightened security evident. a four and a half-year-old and two-year-old all too familiar with several flight delays today. >> it's always a challenge trying to travel with young children. >> mark moss says they left snow up north only to face it again here in the delaware valley. >> we're glad we're traveling today and not tomorrow. >> an even worse day to travel, sunday when philly international expects 93,

we will talk with heidi przybyla of bloomberg news. later, a new harvard university poll shows that millennial's are up for grabs on this election day. the candidates for u.s. senate in georgia held the final debate. they were asking each other questions. michelle nunn asked david purdue a question on pay equity. your tenure at dollar general, you made over $40 million. there were 2000 women that sued the company during your tenure. they said they were paid less and it was found by federal investigators that they were paid less. i wonder if you would join me they and supporting paycheck fairness act which would help ensure that all women are paid equally to their counterparts? we have a law. this new law would only serve lawyers. i have worked my entire life supporting equal pay. this is another false attack. it has been disproven. when you look at the reason why she is trying to distract us away from the real issues of job creation, you understand why. is killing 2.5aw million jobs. she supports that law. she would expand that law. ge

heidi? >> i don't know specifically about terrorism, mindful of what ed mentioned as that we have limited data. but there is a program that has been running in las vegas in lapd, we may not necessarily still be able to identify specific criminals, but our predictive modelling systems have been at work. they're able to make a reasonably good prediction about where the criminal activities are more likely. it is not precisely the question that you're asking, but i can assure that it is just becoming better. i can assure that any service provider that has the amount of data that we are generating and it's becoming more and more and more generated is just a honing and fine tuning and polishing their models. whether it's going to be applicable to anti-terrorism methods, i don't know. i think all of these models are heavily data driven. so one would need a lot of data. but to the point that these models, these predictive modelling are able to predict things that may relate indirectly to terrorism o

he has already lost his peripheral vision, and his parents, dan and heidi, say the rest may soon followoal became what can we help him experience to store up these memories, and we sat him down and said, "what do you think would be cool to see? what's on your wish list?" are you a little excited? >> yes! >> reporter: for the last year, the pierces have been crossing sites off ben's "before i go blind" bucket list. >> i see it! >> reporter: they have explored everything from the depths of arizona to high above alaska, from places they can go in their van... >> austin capital. >> reporter: ...to faraway van goghs. >> guess who that is? the person over there? >> reporter: i have no idea. >> me, either. >> reporter: the kid is nine, which is also reflected in the list itself. >> we tried to stay very true to exactly what he said, and some of it was weird. he wanted to see the inside of a water tower. he wanted to see the inside of the apple store. and his enthusiasm about seeing these things, his... his joy is contagious. >> reporter: today, it's chalk under a microscope. >> there we go. >>

heidi saying happy veterans day to her husband who served five years in the united states navy. to us from bit see j saying thanks to all who served and sacrificed for our freedom especially her grandfather who is here and her mother. let's go down to lance sending out thanks to antonio gonzalez for his service and finally sometimes the shortest simplest messages are the defendant. tracy simply saying my favorite veteran my dad. there is still time to honor your favorite veteran. post those photos on facebook or twitter and use the hashtag cbs3. >> any day now a ferguson grand jury could reach a decision on whether to indict the police officer who shot and killed teenager michael brown. today missouri's governor outlined law enforcement plans to deal with any unrest following the announcement. brown was shot and killed by officer darren wilson on august 9th. governor nixon says state and local police will work as one unified command and the national guard will also be available if needed. >> well, a close encounter is caught on camera. still to come here on "eyewitness news," fa

you have heidi heitkamp in north dakota. susan collins will win reelection. that is a state that is democratic. she is republican. senate.raction of the those members of the senate were the most moderate. if you think about a member from a swing district, not necessarily much different than an average member and congress. those seats are where you find a democrat representing a republican seat, republican representing a democratic seat. we will see some sort of trend, at least in the senate, that we have been seeing over the last 30 years towards more separation and less party voting. the real republican seats represented by republicans. the real democratic seats represented by democrats. you will tell us what you think about the races. >> thank you. thank you to the policy center for putting this on and for inviting us. we have really enjoyed working with you. some of the work marked and i have done together is interesting stuff. i would encourage you to go on the website and take a look. it is also a real privilege to share the podium with the other two gue

everything. >> heidi, i am obsessed with sleep. how much vale sleeps. big controversy.t way? >> no. i'm not picking sides on this one, not on national television. there are very few absolutes about parenting. that's really one of the most important lessons you can learn. love your child unconditionally, keep your child healthy and safe. beyond that, there are so many good ways to be a good parent. you can do sleep training with the full cry it out. it's called cio in social media circles. or you can do the sort of modified form or co-sleep as long as you do it safely. the most important thing is that you are comfortable with the method that you choose, you know, that you feel good about it. if you're uncomfortable with crying, don't go there. >> a lot of people think i'll be tough enough. they'll cry it out for a night but i can handle it and then you dissolve in the face of your baby's cry. >> it's counter intuitive. it goes against everything you stand for as a mom or a dad. you don't want to listen to your baby cry. a baby's cry in the first six months is the only wa

. >>> then, plastic surgery poster child heidi pratt with an extreme warning for anyone considering going knife. >> i literally chopped up my whole body. >>> and a.j.'s on the set of "chicago fire" with taylor kinney and the crew, playing who's got more game. >> i cook like no one's business. >>> this is "extra" at universal studios hollywood, the entertainmen

heidi, the democrat kick senator from north dakota, she said that it poisons the well, that she thinks he was overstepping his authority. gwen: all from states where obama didn't win. >> yes. gwen: they're going to end up as part of the anti-harry reid, anti-barack obama caucus. >> exactly. >> i talked to some former obama white house aides who also had question about what the president was doing. they're wondering whether his frustration level has gotten the best of him and made him push too far too aggressively at this moment when you do have a new congress and a moment to, if not get much from them, at least turn a new page and -- gwen: think about a moment on the people on the republican said interested in running for president, marco rubio or ted cruz, republicans in the senate who kind of supported the big senate bill and now are in this position where they want to say, well, we like this, but not that. how do they sort this out and get this position? >> that's a good question. >> yeah. >> i actually, one of the things marco rubio, of course, is the one that everyone watched for

>>> new photo, is heidi klum pregnant? bethenny versus nene in a new housewives money battle. >>> plus, element tafr's johnny lee miller and lucy liu learning why stars love "extra" in new york. >> wave to the camera. >> hi! >>> this is "extra" at universa entertainment capital of