of parliament the highest share for one region in spain so the socialists were trying to get the heisman. that however that stance hasn't gone down that well in the rest of the country and polls are showing that after that there are their seats they were predicted to get runs actually down and now predicted to get probably even less seats than doing the actions in a few of the sea and that was certainly not the idea that prime minister interim prime minister pedro sanchez had in mind when he called snap elections a few weeks back ok so people are going to be looking at the socialist someone side but also vox is making a lot of headlines explain to us who they are and why you very have seen this surge in support. yes this is a far right party that is running on an anti immigrant anti famine his stance there peeling to this old feeling of nationalism here in spain saying you know we have to be proud to be spanish flanks be proud of that and have a sneak and strong central state that's obviously really playing to the hands of those who are against catalonian independence and it seems like t

late first half, watch this, tua, one of the heisman trophy favorites fact and suffered a dislocated hip so bad, he had to be carted off the field. the crimson tide won the game 38-7. they don't feel like winners after that game. the meantime, i did not forget you, i know, usc place count, moving pitchers on the late show. new giants manager, gabe kapler chatted with the former phillies skipper 10 minutes. here's a clip. >> one of the things i love about philadelphia, you cannot make those team decisions at the expense of confidence with your players. specifically, we might get a small upgrade in a matchup, it might take confidence from the player you are pinchhitting or taking out of the game to replace with somebody else. understanding that has a ripple effect. >> this day in age, 2019 game, this is the age where it's all about perception and the brand. starting off, i don't know if you feel like you're down 8-0, all of a sudden play defense. with so many young, the perception is, i don't know, how do you go about turning that around? >> by not trying to turn around in one day or o

the formation called the heisman package here.his is robert griffin iii making for a pitch to rg-3 for a 12-yard run. ravens win by 36. it's the trades. >> throwback shades. the blue blocker shades. >> the heisman package is a 12-yard run. >> i didn't mean to throw off your narrative. the saints lost to the falcons. every time you think you know what's going on, you don't. that's the beauty of the nfl, right? it was a good sunday. appreciate it. >>> the impeachment battle going public this week. career civil servants are up next. democrats hope to convict. republicans look to distract. ♪ - [woman] with my shark, i deep clean messes like this, this, and even this. but i don't have to clean this, because the self-cleaning brush roll removes hair while i clean. - [announcer] shark, the vacuum that deep cleans now cleans itself. dealing with psoriatic arthritis pain was so frustrating. ♪ my skin... it was embarrassing. my joints... they hurt. the pain and swelling. the tenderness. the psoriasis. i had to find something that worked on

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one big college football name has dropped out of the heisman trophy discussion. >>> all right, nba up >> when i have my hands together, i am up to something good. for the warriors, 9. that is the number of healthy players they have. d'angelo russell suffered a sprained thumb last night against boston. he will be out at least two weeks. stanford quarterback when you see the starting quarterback in street close, not a good look. up 13-0 and then this catch. i love it. winston, hung on. lead 19-0. how about the backup? davis mills. how did he work out? hooked up with winston. 19-14. late third, mills knocking at the door again. touchdown, 25-22. a three point game. here is the game, right here. the kickoff. harris, a little seam and -- know, stopped inside the 5. what a return to set up this touchdown. as the cougars took care of business, 49-22. stanford, they have to win their final two gameto reach bowl eligibility. meanwhile on the national front, to the alabama crimson tide, grthe former antioch running back, four touchdowns. nice out of the backfield, too. late first half, this. on

he might be getting the heisman late in his career. the distancing started to begin today in the hearing. in your view, he already had a lot of explaining to do starting tomorrow morning. did his job get tougher steal today? >> i think so because multiple witnesses have now come forward and said they heard him say explicitly that ukraine would not get the aid unless they conducted the investigations of the bidens. that was the testimony of colonel vindman who said on july 10th, he was in a meeting in the white house during which gordon sondland said that. that is what caused colonel vindman initially to go to the counsel's office, to go to the lawyer and say, hey, something is really wrong here. and of course tim morrison, a republican, a republican congressional staffer who has worked in the trump white house, he also said that sondland was tying those two things expolice the . as we all know now, the president directed sondland to do it this way as everybody in that now famous restaurant scene in ukraine overheard. >> and elizabeth,

one of the heisman trophy favorites. sacked, injured his hip. his season is over. fifth ranked tide. won the game 38-7. we are just halfway home. segment two is coming. as uncle vern has hockey at cracker barrel, we're cooking up warm feelings of home this season. with country fried turkey, hand-breaded and fried 'til crispy, and topped with holiday herbed gravy. our take on a festive favorite is back. and it's only at cracker barrel. so, come on home for the holidays. come on home to cracker barrel. >>> the nba and the warriors. man, they got just nine healthy players to suit up for sunday's game in new orleans. guard deangelo russell suffered an injury and will be out a couple of weeks. >>> sharks and red wings in white. sharks up one. martin jones, ties the game. it went to a shoot-out. then, bank puts the biscuit in ige basket and the sharks win naof3. >>> meanwhile, alnine third tim double digit to win. cincinnati, lot to do with that. john gruten said earlier in the week, that makes them dangerous. >> we get a lot of respect from the bengals. you ever heard o

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as a matter of fact, he tends to embrace autrats and tends to give the heisman, a stiff arm, to our nato allies. trauma in washington today, the impeachment inquiry, as a former defense secretary and someone who was in the senate, with your vast experience, how do you see this unfolding? . cohen: well, it is unfolding. today was a gooday in the e that for the first time the american people have the opportunity to season good news and bad news. the good news is that they could see two very distinguished public servants who have had 30-plus years from each of them, serving our country, certainly with billba taylor on the lefield and now as a diplomatand same with george kent. really terrific diplomats. and ihi it disavows what the ting, tha keeps ins they are part of the deep state. i hope they are part of the state that represents the united stes globally, that we have people of this caliber who are willing to serve for very low competition compared to what they might otherwisen e out of the prive sector, but to be able to have people voke that who d their lives to public service, that is

as a matter of femt, he tends to ace autocrats and tends to give the heisman, a stiff armli to our nato . laura:urning to the other today, thwashington impeachment inquiry, as a former defense secretary andne som who was in the senate, with your vast experience, how d uyou see thisolding? unfolding. well, it is today was a good day in the nse that for the first time the american people have the opportunity to season good news and bad news. the good news is that they could see two very distinguished public servants who have had 30-plus years from each of serving our coury, certainly with bill taylor on the battlefield and nows a diplomand same with george kent. reallyerfic diplomats. and i think it disavows what the president keeps insisting, that they are part of the deeptate. i hope they are part of the state that represents the united states globally, that we have people of this caliber who are willing to serveer forlow competition compared to what they might otherwise earn out of the ive sector, but to be able to have people like that who devoted their lives to publ service, that is

kudos to the heisman decision to the freedom of russia.and featuring a lead role like you've never seen before and going to let me be clear with you i have to act in ways that i feel necessary and people who. to simply understand that . troublemakers i mean how much do the ends justify the means. to terms with their sins starts december 13th on t.w. . then you do it in the west it's for public order them to do it it's so fresh ok thought of for a concern and further you cannot fight one terrorist organization with another turkey has outraged many of its allies and partners with its military operations in syria and a whole catalogue of human rights violations against its own people my guest this week here at the foreign policy forum in berlin is turkey's presidential spokesman ibrahim kalin how does he justify his country's highly controversial policies. and abroad.

give this guy a heisman. touchdown. check this out. brett foley's hands and that's a touchdown. wait for it. up four and charles williams punches it in. 48-35. 1-1 in overtime. evander kane, back of the net. sharks go home happy. the first shark to score a oot win wither in consecutive games. this is sponsored by river rock can casino o. and that was my first big game experience. cal fans, they're not going to forget it. >>> and still to come, uc system leaders say they support dropping requirements. . >>> plus the >>>live where you live, this is abc 7 news. >> good evening. i'm eric thomas. >>> nobbers in union city are mourning the loss of two young boys shot in the school parking lot. they were found in a mini van with gun shot wounds. they say they don't have any leads on possible suspects and will need the community's help. >>> a pregnant woman shot and killed in front of her apartment complex. she leaves hind two sons, eight and 11 and was six months pregnant with a girl. misty and her husband came outside because her car alarm w

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the heisman for 55. love to bailey touchdown san jose state.in. unlv wins by 3. >>> islanders take on the sharks tonight. the swiss in the house. 1-1 in overtime. the pass to logan, he lights the lamp, becoming the first shark to score an ot winner consecutive games, wins it 2-1 in ot. >>> raiders in new york will take on the jets while the niners host the packers in a prime time showdown, a great day of football coming up. have a great sunday. >>> a lot of our cal colleagues are excited this morning. li lisa, it's going to be a pretty nice day. >> it sure is, certainly a late start to the rainy season. it looks like we're making up for lost time when it begins on tuesday, i should say tuesday evening for most of you. a live look outside from mt. tam. hazy, a stagnant ridge of high pressure overhead with very light winds and relatively dry relative humidity. that has allowed for temperatures to once again early this morning dip into the 30s. once this system moves in, we're going to see overnight lows in the 20s in some areas. another mild afte

how about the heisman for 55. check this out. love ghaither, right to brett foley.san jose state. smarty up 4 until charles williams had a big day. he punches it in. unlv wins by three. >>> something on ice on a saturday night. islanders take on the sharks, the swiss in the house. 1-1 in overtime. kaine, the pass to couture and he lights the lamp. the captain the first shark to score an o.t. winner in consecutive games. his team wins 2-1. >>> a big day in nfl action, raiders in new york take on the jets, niners host the packers in a prime time showdown. have a great sunday. >>> let's get a check of the bay area forecast with lisa argen. great day for sports. yesterday at least certainly was. >> yeah. it was beautiful out there and we need rain. we're going to get rain. in fact, once we transition into this wet pattern, it's going to stick around for a while. we're not going to look for several days of rain. just a couple. and as we look live outside right now, from our exploratorium, our emeryville camera, clear, visibility is good and we're going from wind to rain

heilemann, sondland, rudy giuliani, mulvaney -- are they all three going to get nominated for the heisman anytime soon and decide to spend more time with their families? >> you know, i got to say, one of the things as this thing has evolved over the course of these last seven, eight weeks, is you've seen in these headlines, there's bill barr, mike pompeo, rudy giuliani. there's ambassador bolton. >> big ticket items. >> the most powerful people in the american government all in one way or the other, mostly negatively, possibly in a positive light john bolton, connected in one way or the other to this scandal. and you think about the way donald trump has handled past issues of this kind. you know, someone it seems like from the hbo show "succession," they're constantly talking about i need a skull. it feels like one of these people is going to be thrown off the wagon here soon. i think the only reason that someone or more than someone have not been so far is that they are dangerous to donald trump. you think about what would happen if any of those people -- let's put bolton aside for a sec

are they all three going to get nominated for the heisman anytime soon and decide to spend more time with their families? >> i've got to say, as this thing has evolved, brian, you've seen the extraordinary fact of these low level officials, but then we see in these headlines, there's bill barr, there's mike pompeo, there's rudy giuliani, there's ambassador bolton. these are -- >> big-ticket items. >> the most powerful people in the american government all in one way or the other, mostly negative, possibly, in a positive light, john bolton, connected in one way or the other to this scandal. you think about the way donald trump has handled past issues of this kind. someone, it seals liems like fr hbo "succession," they talk about, "i need a skull." it feels like one of these people is going to be thrown off the wagon soon. the only reason they haven't been so far is because they are dangerous to donald trump. you think about what would happen -- let's put bolton to the side for a second but if giuliani or mulvaney turned on trump in some way, the jeopardy for trump would be even higher

advertisers pull of heisman's when someone -- when it gets a little bit too much for them. you do the same thing. these advertisers are saying we are willing to be aligned with this rhetoric in this anti-slavery clause. now i am going to talk about a few of these early destinations that african-american travelers went to. one of the earliest was cape may, a seaside resort located in new jersey. here, stevenrd smith, a free wealthy african-american and he was and important -- an operative on the underground railroad. he and his business partner transported runaway slaves to canada. this is one of the rare cases where the underground railroad was really a railroad, right echo -- right? he built a summer home in cape may. the home was slated for demolition. there are several designations for the new jersey register of historic places and is part of the cape may historic district. and it is part of the organization with which i work. i had to say that. this was the only place that african-americans could find accommodations in cape may, and in 1866, an advertisement appeared in

how about the heisman for 55. check this out.e to bailey ghaither, he's hit, the ball pops out to brett foley. touchdown san jose state. smarty up 4 until charles williams had a big day. he punches it in. unlv wins by three. 38-35. >>> something on ice on a saturday night. islanders take on the sharks, the swiss in the house. 1-1 in overtime. kaine, the pass to couture and he lights the lamp. the captain the first shark to score an o.t. winner in consecutive games. his team wins 2-1. >>> a big day in nfl action, raiders in new york take on the jets, niners host the packers in a prime time showdown. it's a great day of football coming up. have a great sunday. >> cal colleagues so excited this morning. hey, liz. >> good morning to you. been advertising a big change in the weather all week long. probably heard about it, but this morning, we are status quo with the cool start and, in fact, little bit of patchy frost in the north bay, some of our east bay valleys have dipped into the 30s. lot of sun, a mild afternoon with temperatures

. >> vying for the heisman as is borough.ta golfers. a sellout crowd. i can hear the excitement going on right now for minnesota and for penn state. a team trying to get into the top four. had a situation where they've won the big ten before and ohio state went to the playoff over them. they want a huge win and seal their fate in that playoff, too. >> and on abc tonight. presenting to you this. you are so deserving. kind of like elvis. >> i'm official now. the masters, right? you get your green jacket. >> what do you think, guys. >>> looks good in the blue. doesn't she? >> taking this to raleigh with me. >> you deserve it. >> watch out. doing storm chasing and it will put you on the couch, buddy. >> more than willing. >> thank you, guys. >>> we will be right back with our "play of the day." we will be rig ack with our "play of the day." thousands of women with metastatic breast cancer, which is breast cancer that has spread to other parts of the body, are living in the moment and taking ibrance. ibrance with an aromatase inhi

that's the heisman but the spartans learned the golden rule it's tough to beat the house in vegas, unlv-35. >> at the tank the sharks hitting the ice against the islanders, this one goes to overtime. kaine fields couture and that is the game. sharks beat the islanders 2-1. the captain is the first sharks player to score the overtime winner in back to back games. >>> the 49ers will be under the lights when they take on the green bay packers on sunday night football. the packers roll into levi stadium with an 8-2 record. the niners have the best record in the conference at 9-1. last week they rallied from 16 down to beat arizona, despite the win the 49ers know they're going to have to play better to beat green bay. >> they've been real tough to beat, everyone knows how good their quarterback s he's been one of the best quarterbacks of our generation, their defense has been very good and turnovers, have been very good in the red zone. they are not turning it over so it's a tough formula to beat. >> having them, you know, helping out the defense and just getting the place rocking will be hu

and the heisman trophy winner kyle yer murray finding isabella in the fourth quarter. 88 yard touchdown bring the game within three. this second round pick has bheel wheels let me tell you. outran four defenders. the 48 yard line. garoppolo with the newest offensive weapon. emanuel sanders. 16 yard catch. veteran receiver a very welcome addition to san francisco. and they remain undefeated on the year. and the district of champions, is preparing for yet another victory parade. 18 months after the capitals brought the stanley cup to the district in three weeks, and three weeks after the mystics won the wnba title the nationals are back as champions, the first world series championship for the franchise. tomorrow's parade starts at 2:00 p.m. eastern and ends with a rally near the capital. so i'm saying if you're at home, maybe leave the car at home. just prepare accordingly for traffic. it should be a lot of fun. he was carrying the trophy and a baby. >> yes. >> i was wondering. >> a different kind of double fisting there will be seen in the world series. >> yes. >> thank you very much. >

after graduating first in his naval academy class in 1965, the year best known for his heisman-winning classmate roger stall bastalback. he served a full 30 years as a captain of a ballistic member marine. five great uncles served honorably in the navy and army in world war ii. in particular, tom hagert was stationed in the philippines at the time in pearl harbor. he survived a brutal death march and 3.5 years in a japanese marine camp unbroken. he returned to service as an air force judge advocate upholding the rule of law until his death in 1965. today i appear before you once again under subpoena as a fact witness ready to answer all of your questions about the events and developments examined in this inquiry, to best of my ability and recollection, subject to the limits placed on me by the law and this process. i will begin with opening comments of the key principles at the heart of what brings me before you today. to wit, principle public service in pursuit of our enduring national interests in the place of ukraine in our national around security intereand secur. for the past five

after graduating first in his navel academy class in 1965, the year best known for his heisman winning class mate, my father served a full honorable 30 years, including as a captain of a nuclear ballistic sub marine during the height of the cold war. five great uncles served honorably in the navy and army in world war ii. in particular, tom tag ert was stationed in the philippines at the time of the attack on pearl harbor. he survived the brutal baton death march and three and a half years in a japanese prisoner of war camp unbroken. he returned to service as an pair force judge advocate up holding the rule of law until his death in 1965. today i appear before you once again, under subpoena, as a fact witness, ready to answer all of your questions about the events and developments examined in this inquiry. to the best of my ability and recollection, subject to the limits placed on me by the law exami and this process. i will begin with some opening commence on the key principles at the heart of what brings me before you today. to wit, principled public service in pursuit of our endurin

he is not the only heisman contending quarterback to play today.efore. he's putting together a remarkable season for a team whose defense we usually talk about, but for now, lsu has finally matched explosive firepower in their offense with alabama. this game always has a defining feel to it when it comes to the sec west and who plays in the conference championship game in early december. but dana, the best way to look at it, the loser of the game has to earn their way back in. they're going to need help from the rest of college football to get back into the playoff conversation. >> all right, thank you. we've seen it happen before, though. alabama and lsu, by the way, kick off here on cbs today. it starts at 3:30 eastern. >> awesome. >> jeff, you were talking about trying to figure out the score. i hadn't realized that lsu hadn't topped 20 points in this match-up since 2010. now a different look -- >> both teams are scoring like 40 or 50, 60 points a game this season. >> can't wait. >> this is a family game. >> i got to -- >> yeah -- >> the way you

>> yes, i worked on it it was a heisman >> what i will say, it was out of character in a typical takeoverituation >> it was not. there was no animosity >> being written by a philosopher major rather than somebody focused on business >> i never took philosophy. >> that said, they said most recently they received a proposal transmitted from the company. they went on to say they have a record of taking action. if there is a better path forward, they will continue with discipline and an eye toward what is in the interest of all their shareholders >> january 28 they made a bid, it look liked like a -- it looked like a fung ible bid. >> my sources indicate while they are certainly opened to anything share holder, they put together a plan, i don't know if you got a chance at the big analyst meeting. he wants a chance to be able to put the plan through i don't blame him one bit. the plan, by the way, is much more getting away from printers than it is to go deeper into printers much more digitization play. hardware digitization. >> that is not what you get if you merge with xerox they are kind of

after graduating first in his naval academy class in 1965, the year best known for heisman winning staubach, my father served 45 years during the height of the cold war. five great uncles served honorably in world war ii. in particular, tom taggert was stationed in the philippines at the time of the attack on pearl harbor. he survived the death march and three and a half years in a japanese war camp unbroken. he returned to service as an air of service judge advocate, unhoup holding the rule of law until his death. i appear before you as a fact witness ready to answer all the questions about the events and developments examined in this inquiry. to the best of my ability and recollection, subject to the limits placed on me by the law and this process, i will begin with some opening comments on key principles at the heart of what brings me before you today. to wit, principled public service and enduring national interest in the place of ukraine and national security interests. for the past five years, we have focused our united efforts across the atlantic to support ukraine and its fight for

reported to annapolis for his plebe summer after graduating first in his class in 1965, known for his heisman-winning classmate, roger staubach. he served a full 30 years including as a captain of a nuclear ballistic submarine during the height of the cold war. five great-uncles served honorably in the navy and the army in world war ii. tom taggart was stationed on pearl harbor. he survived the brutal bataan death march, and in a war camp unbroken. he returned as an air force judge advocate upholding the rule of law until his death in 1965. today i appear before you once again, under subpoena as a fact witness ready to answer all of your questions about the events and developments examined in this inquiry to the best of my ability and recollection, subject to the limits placed on me by the law and this process. i will be begin with opening comments on the key heart of what brings me before you today. to it, public service and enduring national interests in the place of ukraine and our national security interests. for the past five years, we have focused our united efforts across the atlantic to suppo

the year best known for his friend's heisman award winner. five great uncles served honorably in the navy and the army in world war ii. in particular, tom taggart was stationed in the philippines at the time of pearl harbor. he survived three and a half years in a japanese war camp unbroken. he returned as an air force judge advocate upholding the law until his death in 1965. i appear before you once again under subpoena as a fact witness, ready to answer all of your questions about the events and developments examined in this inquiry. to the best of my ability and recollection, subject to the limits placed on me by the law in this process. i will begin with opening comments on key principles at the heart of what brings me before you today. to wit, principled public service in pursuit of our enduring national interests and the place of ukraine international security interests. for the past five years we've focused on efforts across the atlantic to support ukraine in its fight for the cause of freedom. the rebirth of a country free from russia

. >> possible heisman. >> i think they should give it to a defensive guy. >> we'll see >> george, thankt, okay take it easy when we return, the interview of the morning. boeing chairman david calhoun and phil lebeau. we'll get some answers. >> five minutes. >> we'll get some answers on the 737 max, what 'she hearing about the future of dennis muilenburg. stay with us for farmers here, this is our life's work. but when a recall happens, perfectly good food goes to waste. now, we've got away around that. looks good. we're on target. blockchain on the ibm cloud helps pinpoint a problem anywhere from farm to shelf. it's used by some of the biggest retailers everywhere. a nice wedge. so more food ends up on your table, is that daddy's lettuce? yeah. and less food goes to waste. ♪ ♪ >>> welcome back to "squawk box. it's time for our newsmaker of the morning. boeing chairman dave calhoun the dow component separated the ceo and chairman roles amid the 737 max crisis naming calhoun chairman on october 11th been relatively quiet in terms of on camera interviews. this morning he has a "squawk box"

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heisman to national democrats.en you have elizabeth warren on top of it all the new you quasifrontrunner talking about new crazies. jedediah: bill maher is talking about impeachment. this is a losing argument. don't want to talk about the issues, et cetera. another person not realistic at all is elizabeth warren. rolled out her medicare for all plan. kind of a big price tag. $52 trillion. ed: kind of. jedediah: you can't wrap your head around that money. almost hard to wrap your head around. you can't even do it. to give you perspective. $52 trillion cost of her medicare for all plan. $22 trillion is the total u.s. national debt. so, think about the amount of money we're talking about here when we talk about how much she actually is trying to justify and spending for this plan. republicans have come out against it. they have said listen, you know what? it's going to cost tax hikes even though you say it's not. going to come in the form of payroll taxes, taxes on employers and trickle down to employees whose wages a

government was talking about l campbell, the famous heisman trophy who played for the houston oilers for just under a decade. he was asked, is earl in a class by himself? and his answer applies to earl and applies to governor rick perry. ck, may not be in a class by himself but it don't take long to call the roll. rick, anita, thank you, thank you, to your service to america and the great state of texas. we will never ever be forgotten. roy roy i thank my colleague from texas and i know he appreciates the governor's military service and i thank the remarks. thank you, sir. i will now yield to my friend mym west texas to represents father's texas tech. >> i thank my dear friend mr. chip roy. and we'll get your guns up and thanks for that introduction and thanks for hosting tonight's special order for our friend and fearless leader and this great nation, rick perry. and i think it is pretty telling that every texan who has taken o the mmp inc who has paid great has spoken with a friendship. mr. arrington: he was a man who could connect with just anybody, not because he had the special

after graduating first in his academy class in 1965, they are best known for his heisman winning last-minute winner, he served a full honorable 30 years including as a captain of a nuclear submarine during the height of the cold war. five great uncles served honorably in the navy and army in world war ii. in particular, tom taggart was stationed in the philippines on the attack at pearl harbor. he survived the brutal bataan death march and three and half years of japanese prisoner of war camp unbroken. he returned to service as an air force judge advocate upholding the rule of law until his death in 1965. today, i appear before you once again, under subpoena as a fact witness ready to answer all of your questions about the events and developments examined in this inquiry. to the best of my ability and recollection, subject to the limits placed on me by the law in this process. i will begin with opening comments on a key principle at the heart of what brings me for you today. the principal public service in pursuit of our enduring national interest in the place of ukraine international and se