let me go to you first, holly. this is in many ways a week that many are feeling has led to even more of the reasons behind the impeachment inquiry and the need to really go full throttle towards seeing what is going on here with this president. how are republicans and the white house reading this and the silence by many of the republican leadership sort of giving an indication that maybe they are trying to weigh which way they can go, given that they have many of their senate seats up for re-election? >> well, there's not been a whole a lot of silence. i think you heard a lot of republican leadership call out this coup that is happening against the president right now. look, i think what we're seeing is the problem with speaker pelosi not going about this impeachment in a traditional way, going through a full vote of the house because we don't have the ground rules, we don't have the way this whole process is going to happen. >> when you say a coup, how is an impeachment inquiry based on a whistle-blower that the

this is south 101 at holly street. but because it's early, we are we are not seeing a lot of delays approaching the scene that. right lane is closed as well as holly off-ramp and you can see in the maps traffic is in the green so you are moving okay working through there. if hiways and plan to take 101 stick to the left to get through this. here's andrea with sports. >>> the 106 win dodgers bowed out wednesday night. last night no apfor 107 win astros. aj hinch's club is the favorite to win it all. they need a decisive game 5 against tampa and the bats jump all over glasnow eainto thegap. 4 runs total in the first inand that's plenty for cole who backs up 15th strikeout master piece in game one with 10 more last night. cole is a ridiculous 18-0 in the last 24 starts and the astros win 6-1. they reach the third straight alcs and will host the yankees on saturday. . >>> 40 -year-old patrick marleau signing with the sharks on tuesday and scores not once but twice against the blackhawks. a back of the net. nd and fi first

holly, the president describes baghdadi as the number-one terrorist in the world. does removing him from the battlefield actuly kill isis itself? >> reporter:, no it won't, margaret. i mean, for isis, this is a very significant and symbolic loss of their so-called caliph. it shows the u.s. will spare no effort in hunting down the leaders of terrorist organizations, but in the end, isis is not about one man. it's the expression of an ideology. it's not the first terrorist group of this type, and it certainly won't be the last. al-baghdadi and isis were particularly blood firsty and by setting up a so-called caliphate, by seizing land and territory, holding on to it for a while, and implementing their investigation of islamic law. with other jihadist group, when they have lost their leaders, they very quickly replace them. i think we will see that happen here. one potential successor is a character named abu abdel la kardash. he apparently spent time in a prison camp involving the u.s. invasion in 2003. >> brennan: holly, he is, as you say, a symbolic loss, but since

the holly street off-ramp is closed. continue to use harbor oral s n ralston for this time. >>> a mobile version of call of duty is smashing records for the number of downloads. >> and mark zuckerberg says facebook is working on thought control. here's tech bytes. >> in today's tech bytes, the biggest mobile game launch ever. >> call of duty mobile was downloaded more than 100 million times in its first week. according to data from sensor tower. fortnite was downloaded 22.5 million times during its first week. a big change under the hood could be comingto nascar. >> a nascar official says hybrid technology may be part of its vehicles by the 2022 season. how that technology will be used is still being considered. indy cars are considering using hybrids in three years. >>> and mark zuckerberg says facebook is working on its own version of thought control. he said staffers wearable and implantable devices. >> do you know what i'm thinking right now? >> don't want to. >> if it's going to help people with medical issues, i'm

ve seen 177 holly, thank you. really appreciate it. holly liss joining us from btig.sident trump has been holding a bilateral meeting with president -- the president of italy, covering a range of issues. headlines are coming from those remarks. some of them are about china. ciampa sang a china deal may not chilene until the xi meeting. it seems to have given markets a better tone. 500 has erased its losses in the last few minutes. usmca working group will meet lighthizer thursday or friday. on turkey, which is seeing the turkish lira strengthening, we are watching, negotiating, trying to get turkey to do the right thing on the humanitarian basis. the u.s. does not want to have wars, but also says the kurds are "no angels." some of the comments from president donald trump. this is bloomberg. ♪ this is bloomberg. ♪ guy: the pound is on a wild ride as brexit talks go down to the wire. we are live in brussels. is the u.s. consumer cracking retail sales unexpectedly dropping in september? are turkey talks tough, but we heading for severe sanctions both in the u.s. and eu?

senator holly, josh hawley was just in hong kong. he's going to be with us tomorrow night. what's the message there and what's the effect ultimately? >> well, first of all, good for those senators to go there and make that point, it isn't it a beautiful thing to see the stars & stripes there is a symbol of freedom? and again, despite what everyone says about president trump destroying america's reputation, we still stand here in america for those values of freedom and i think that the fact that you got the senators there again reinforces the point to president xi, that he can't just treat this like the old regime did back in tiananmen -- back with tiananmen square and i think that he's in really difficult position. he definitely wants to stop these protests, that's for sure. he knows he can't go in there with tanks and the guns blazing. the international repercussions are going to be severe. >> martha: we will see of threats of crushing peoples bones has any impact. i kind of doubt it at this point, just seeing what we have seen that we will cover it as we always do.

holly, what impact will this have on isis?> well, it's a blow, norah, but a blow that isis has probably been planning for, given how much of its leadership has been killed. we're hearing today that the top isis spokesman has also been killed in a u.s. raid. al-baghdadi has a likely successor, a character known by many names, including abdullah qardash. like al-baghdadi, he apparently joined al qaeda's offshoot in iraq before isis split from that group. but to be clear, isis is not about one man, whether it's al- baghdadi or someone else. it's about an ideology, a violent interpretation of islam, some would say a perversion of their religion. >> o'donnell: so the fight continues. michael, one of the things we learned today is that special forces captured two adult males alive and that they gathered other intelligence. what could we learn from that? >> so from both of those, norah, from both the individuals and from the materials that were gathered, we're looking for the following: we're looking for any current attack plotting o

norah. >> o'donnell: all right, holly, thank you. facebook c.e.o.k zuckerberg found himself on the hot seat today. he went to capitol hill to talk about the social media giant's cryptocurrency plans. but as ed o'keefe reports, zuckerberg ended up getting grilled on a range of controversial issues. >> fair or not fair, you're here today to answer for the digital age. >> reporter: mark zuckerberg wanted to talk about the new digital currency facebook is pitching, but lawmakers said he had other issues he had to deal with first. >> you've proven that we cannot trust you with our emails, with our phone numbers. so why should we trust you with our hard-earned money? >> reporter: the 35-year-old billionaire, who hadn't appeared on capitol hill in about 18 months, was criticized on everything facebook, including for running potentially misleading ads from political candidates. >> why should the very politicians who lead our country be held to a lower standard for truthfulness and decency than the average american? >> congresswoman, this isn't about helping

holly, as always, thank you for your incredible reporting.ight britain's prime minister is calling on the wife of an american diplomat to return to england to face charges in a deadly crash. boris johnson says if she refuses he will personally call ifsident trump. imtiaz tyab has an emotional interview with the parents of the teenager who was killed. >> he was a peaceful boy, beautiful boy, big hearted. >> reporter: charlotte charles and tim dunn's love for their son harry is only outmatched by their sadness, but they say they have been robbed or their ability to grieve his death properly because of a legal protection for diplomats and their families. >> we can't rest. we can't settle. knowing that she killed our boy. or reporter: the woman allegedly responsible for killing 19-year- old harry dunn is anne sacoolas, the wife of a diplomat. she was exiting a u.s. intelligence and communications base and was driving down the wrong side of this country road heen she crashed head-on into dunn's motorcycle. initially cooperative with investigators,

that we've seen also today police in saxony where leipzig is located and also the local police in holly denying for example reports that a suspect is in or around there was something that police in saxony and the police in how they are also saying that they could not confirm reports that they had been a hostage situation so police is not only there to confirm what they know they're also very busy trying to deny reports or deny information that has not been confirmed and that could lead police in another direction and that is something that they have to deal with in these kind of situation not only confirmed information but also a lot of information that is spread without any base. than 2 dead others injured suspect still at large yes one person detained and the information the investigation is has now been taken over by federal prosecutors tell us about a thank you. police in the city of hama say they've arrested one person in connection with those shootings reports indicate one attack took place in front of a synagogue we'll take a closer look at where the incidents are 42 of the curre

>> holly williams, thank you. >>> three soldiers were killed and three others injured during a training accident today at ft. stewart, an army base in georgia. they were riding in a bradley fighting vehicle when the accident happened. tom hanson has new details. >> reporter: the six soldiers were riding in a 25-ton armored bradley fighting vehicle, like the ones pictured here. three died on scene and three others were rushed to a nearby hospital. investigators have not said what caused the accident. in a written statement major general said today is a heartbreaking day for the 3rd infantry division and the entire ft. stewart-hunter army airfield community as we are all devastated after a training accident. the 450-square-mile base is home to about 18,000 soldiers and 4,000 army civilian workers. the incident falls on the heels of other deadly accidents for the military. in june at west point military academy, a vehicle training exercise killed one cadet and injured 21 others. in january a combat engineer died when his bradley fighting vehicle rolled over. the military plans to release t

>>holly's husband of 9 years joseph make they went to work sunday but a night on the road as an uber driver got cut short when a passenger attacked him need ride sacramento. police say center jeter is accused of a building in night big day in the 6,000 block of stock to boulevard mcveigh of fighting for his life to escape the blade. nearby securities called the attack and radio police but not long after surviving that assault the 41 year-old suffered a major heart attack according to family i was in disbelief, like you're kidding me. >>you know, and now he's he's on this massive heart attack. i mean was just i couldn't believe it. >>the father of 2 remains in a medically induced coma at the mercy general hospital, his wife holly says she hasn't left his bedside and top of the emotional anguish, she worries about the financial strain that will put on her family and wishes uber would do more to support full time workers like her husband in times of crisis. >>if they can't do anything to keep them safe at least if something does happen to them. they need to have some financial protectio

with young kapoor the holiest day only jewish calendar shooting took place in the eastern city of holly gunfire was also heard in the nearby town of landsberg about 15 kilometers away it's not clear if the 2 are connected andrew simmons has more now from the scene in holly. more details now emerging on the sequence of events pieced together from police sources talking to german media after the attempt to get to the synagogue the killer opened fire on a possible woman shooting dead instantly he then went into a nearby took his restaurant opened fire there as well killing a man he got into his car and drove 17 kilometers out of the city to get away he went to a workshop demanding a car they didn't have one the workers just couldn't help him he then pointed to a taxi wanted to get to hijack that taxi and as he was doing so he turned around and fired an electrician who was critically injured he's been lifted to hospital he then drove away and a pound according to all reports we're hearing there was a car chase a police car chase and he in his car was rammed by a truck that came to a halt no

have confirmed information police have also stressed that people should stay in their houses in in holly and as in previous cases something else that will probably say is asking people to avoid speculation and avoid simply jumping to conclusions because again this is a developing story and what we know so far is only that what police in holly have been saying 2 people dead multiple shots possible shooters fled in a car and they're looking for these possible shooters now. we don't want to speculate but the reports are coming out that this happened close to a synagogue is that confirmed no that is not confirmed that is something that has been mentioned in media outlets in particular in the build site in the bill newspaper master collation newspaper here in germany it is a newspaper the normally has there's nobody well connected within security circles in germany and when these kinds of incidents happen they would normally comes out 1st but it is important to stress that this is not confirmed this is initial information that the newspaper has published and we'll be waiting for more informat

holly williams, cbs news, istanbul. >>> now to the wildfires raging in california. today governor gavin newsom expanded his emergency declaration making it statewide. evacuations are expanding. first in sonoma county and now napa. and more than 2 million people have had their power cut as the flames spread. janet shamlian is on the firelines in windsor, california. >> reporter: hurricane-force winds torched northern california's wine country overnight. waves of orange embers falling like heavy rain. >> oh, man, this is hot. >> reporter: as flames ripped through the state, an unprecedented evacuation. 180,000 people. >> it could be deadly at this point. >> reporter: 3,000 firefighters on the front lines. fueled pie record winds, gusts at the kincade fire topped 90 miles per hour. 30,000 acres now charred. the light of day is giving us a look at the damage on the ground. and here in the alexander valley, the soda rock winery appears to be a total loss. still smoldering hours later, hot spots popping up long after firefighters were forced to move to the next emergency.

just one person whether the instance in holly on the ins in nuns burger in any way related once they put those pieces together will they be able to say what the motive was and whether they can talk of a possible terror motive or not. one person has been arrested we don't know yet whether that was something and active shooter for example or whether that was somebody perhaps involved in a wider ring you have a more informational no i don't have more information on the that and it's not unusual for us not to have more information on that again as i said police are still trying to put all the pieces together and what they have said is that they're as i said 2 people dead they spoke of possible shooters in plural who are on the run and then later on they said that they had been able to detain one person and they haven't given more information as far as we know as to what relationship there is or there probably isn't i really don't know that yet between the person detained and the previous piece of information that they had released namely that they had been possible shooters on the run an

. >> reporter: holly mcvay says she spent the last few days fighting back tears wearing a brave face daughters who don't know if their father is coming home. >> we have two little girls. so they, you know, keep asking me if dad's going to die. >> reporter: holly's husband of nine years joseph mcvay went to work sunday, but a night on the road as an uber driver got cut short when a passenger attacked him mid-ride. sacramento police say cedric jeter is accused of wielding a knife at mcvay in the 6000 block of stockton boulevard. mcvay fighting for his life escape the blade. nearby security saw the attack and radioed police, but not long after surviving that assault the 41-year-old suffered a major heart attack according to family. >> i was in disbelief. i was like you're kidding me. he coded and now he's had this massive heart attack and i mean it was just -- i couldn't believe it. i'm still in shock. >> reporter: the father of two remains in a medically induced coma at the mercy general hospital. his wife holly says she hasn't left his bedside and on top of the emotional anguish she w

hi, i'm holly williams from "60 minutes.">> williams: may i ask who you are, and who you represent? >> no comment. >> williams: no comment? hello, ma'am, i'm holly williams, from "60 minutes." are you here every day, ma'am, watching mr. lai? taest, there shek she wants to was again. excuse me, ma'am, are you still here following mr. lai? still taking pictures of people around jimmy lai. still not talking to us. this week, china pressured people outside of hong kong. apple took down an app that could help protesters evade police. google dropped a game about the hong kong protests. and an n.b.a. team executive apologized after tweeting support for the demonstrators. but, on the street, the government's intimidation tactics have backfired, according to professor samson yuen. >> yuen: more people are joining the fights because of repeated police brutalities. >> williams: even the peaceful protesters think that perhaps violence is necessary. >> yuen: yes. i think definitely. it is not indiscriminate violence. it's more targeted at

with us now, holly, jake and michael. what do you think and this in the big dust-up of all places, a trump place. >> yeah. i feel sorry for the democrats. it's like watching a cat to chase the laser lights. the president knew this would cause a dust up and he doesn't care. he's not violating the law. >> neil: you don't think he should care? >> if he cared about anything, nothing would get done. this is why people like him. this is why america will reelect him again. he's different. he doesn't care. >> neil: i understand where you're coming from. but the appearance at a time that he's ripping joe biden and the hunter biden relationship and appearances count for something. none about the legalities here. don't you think it looks bad? >> maybe it does to the democrats already in the process of impeaching him -- mulvaney has shown the president is not benefitting. they're doing this at cost. >> neil: you believe that? >> yes. and the emoluments clause, the word dejour of the day -- >> neil: it's much ado about nothing but app

i think it is holly. i have some fa cts i think it is holly.. that is why it is so important! we will see you tomorrow. there has at least been some sunshine today along with the heavy showers that many of us has seen at some stage of the day. maybe even some stage of the day. maybe even some thunder and hail as well. and tomorrow that weather pattern continues accompanied by a gusty wind as well for the low pressure is sitting just to the north of scotla nd sitting just to the north of scotland at the moment and these little weather fronts move through. i was closest to the low pressure that showers are the most frequent coming into western parts and north—western parts of scotland. elsewhere across the western side of the uk we have scattered showers. some of these could be quite thundery and again with that gusty wind. on into wednesday and very much in the same weather pattern of sunshine and showers, glorious one minute and then a heavy downpour. still most frequent into the north—west western parts of scotland. not too many all the way do

holly williams reports. >> reporter: the deal between president erdogan and president putin will hold off a turkish offensive in eastern syria for another six days. turkey will get a 20-mile safe zone along its border, but this is much more than a cease-fire agreement. as american troops leave eastern syria, the u.s. is ceding influence to russia. the russians have stepped into the power vacuum. they're already patrolling territory once controlled by america and its allies. the u.s. withdrawal opened the door to the turkish offensive targeting kurdish fighters that turkey says are a terrorist group. but the kurds issue forces have been america's closest partners in the campaign against isis on the ground in syria. they've been betrayed by the u.s., they say, and have now stopped fighting isis. and then there's the fate of the roughly 12,000 accused isis fighters that kurdish forces say they're still holding. we were given exclusive access to one of their prisons last month where they showed us security video of an attempted escape. so they're breaking out of their cells. it's unclear

holly williams, cbs news, near the turkey-syria border. >>> back at home, facebook ceo mark zuckerbergound himself in the hot seat with members of congress. he went to capitol hill yesterday to talk about the company's cryptocurrency plans, but as ed o'keefe reports, zuckerberg ended up getting grilled on a range of controversial issues. >>> fair or not fair, you're here today to answer for the digital age. >> reporter: mark zuckerberg wanted to talk about the new digital currency facebook is pitching, but lawmakers said he had other issues he had to deal with first. >> you've proven that we cannot trust you with our e-mails, with our phone numbers, so why should we trust you with our hard-earned money? >> reporter: the 35-year-old billionaire who hadn't appeared on capitol hill in about 18 months was criticized on everything facebook including for running potentially misleading ads from political candidates. >> why should the very politicians who lead our country be held to a lower standard for truthfulness and decency than the average american? >> congresswoman, this isn't about help

how well, good evening, welcome to sportsday, i am how well, good evening, welcome to sportsday, iam hollyon for sub coming up all on tonight prance i programme sub coming up all on tonight prance iprogrammea sub coming up all on tonight prance i programme a reality check for england as they throw away an early lead in prime to lose their first european qualifying game in a decade. a defined mode farah hits back after being repeatedly asked about his former coach alberto salazar. the headline is far, far, far, there are no allegations against me. and as japan braces itself for a storm, scotland is saying there considering legal action to make sure that their match goes ahead. and they do the double beating castle for it in the grand final. -- beating castle for it in the grand final. —— castleford. hello, and welcome to tonight's programme. until this evening, england were all assured a thing indo—european qualifiers. they had not lost one in ten years. but gareth southgate's man will have to wait a little bit longer to confirm their place in next year parts i finals after they were beaten

>> quijano: all right, holly williams, thank you. u.ree soldiers were killed and three others injured during a training accident today at fort stewart, an army base in georgia. orey were riding in a bradley fighting vehicle when the accident happened. tom hanson has new details. >> reporter: the six soldiers were riding in a 25 ton armored bradley fighting vehicik the ones pictured here when it rolled into water early sunday morning. three died on scene and three inhers were rushed to a nearby hospital. investigators have not said what caused the accident. in a written statement major general tony aguto said, "today is a heartbreaking day for the third infantry division and the entire fort stewart-hunter army airfield community as we are all devastated after a training nicident this morning on the rtrt stewart training area." the 450 square mile base is home to about 18,000 soldiers and 4,000 army civilian workers fd is responsible for training and deploying active and reserved military personnel. pe incident falls on the heels of ot

thank you, holly. tonight shock and grief on the ghreets of philadelphia.uspect who shot and killed a two-year-old girl sunday is onill on the loose. it happened less than 24 hours after another child was shot and critically wounded in philadelphia. mola lenghi now on the children caught in the cross-fire. >> we pray for the baby girl who was shot and murdered. we pray for her mother. >> reporter: a heartbroken mmmunity came out to mourn the death of two-year-old nikolette rivera. ear-toddler was in her living room yesterday afternoon when a gunman targeted the house, shooting through the front door shd windows. d r mother and a contractor were wounded. acting police commissioner christine coulter. >> no child should be murdered hildheir living room. 's's just horrible. the wanton gun violence, the 'ssregard for people's life. to shoot into an occupied house is just something i can't comprehend. >> reporter: rivera's death came less than 24 hours after another tragic shooting saturday, an 11 month old shot four times sitting in the back of a vehicle caught

so jason nichols is here and gop strategy holly turner and kayly mcgee., let's start with you. >> i mean, not only would the bidens never have their children in the white house, you can't make any money doing that. the bidens would have their kids on a foreign board so they can profit from being in the white house. it's important to point out that jared and ivanka don't take a salary. they have put their businesses aside, most of their businesses are being handled by a blind trust. this is just biden trying to deflect from his own very serious vulnerabilities in his campaign and his ethics. >> charles: jason, deflecting but the questions continue to haunt him. >> well, yes. i think when holly says that he hasn't -- that ivanka and jared haven't benefitted, we could talk about their 34 trade marks in china. so they're benefitting off the trump name. it's also a clear violation of nepotism laws when you appoint somebody who is a relative to have an office in the white house. it's clearly improper. her meeting with people at the g-20 was absurd. >> charles:

special committee has also been called it's a committee that deals with emergencies in the city of holly so also from the political side politicians are all trying to see how they can support authorities on the ground and how they can try and find more information regarding this particular incident this also additional information coming in about a 2nd shooting incident not far away from a place called i believe yet being confirmed by police well one police spokesperson told german agency d.p.a. that they had been a 2nd shooting incident in nun's bourke which is 15 kilometers away it is still unclear whether those 2 incidents are related and what exactly happened in india but d.p.a. which is germany's biggest news agency has quoted a police spokesperson as saying that there was this incident in which so we have these 2 incidences in and in landsberg there was also an additional piece of information i'm sorry to out so many pieces of information that a police spokesman said that the incident in how they had happened close to a synagogue but it is unclear whether that is related to the iss

train operators they have said that the main station in holly has been closed because of a police operation trains are being rerouted through leipsic so that is the situation now on the ground in the eastern city of how they would by the way is a rather big city in. in germany compared to other it has around 230000 inhabitants and we were just seeing some life the 1st live pictures coming out of hala lots of police action obviously cordoning off as you were talking about now you mentioned that there were reports of multiple shooters do we know whether that's been confirmed do we know whether they are still on the promise of having been arrested one person has been arrested we don't exactly know whether that person was one of the possible shooters that police mentioned earlier in one of the tweets we just know one person was arrested and we also know previously what police said again they were speaking of possible shooters in the plural so i imagine that they were looking for maybe a group of people at least 2 people and not just one possible shooter that's information that we know so father

earlier our cricket correspondent jonathan agnew told my colleague holly hamilton he'll be a popular the players. they like him. he is kind of one of them. that will have to change emphasis when he gets the job full—time, a little bit of space between them. as bowling coach you can be amongst the players... the main coaching role is obviously a little bit different to that. but, yes, gary kirsten was in the frame. i think people probably thought he was favourite, he is south african. many of these coaches now do not want to spend time away from home and they do not have to. plenty of money on the 20/20 circuit, shorter tours of six weeks maybe here. the work starts now. test cricket, that shift is going to need a little bit of work still. i can detect a change in the way that they selected the team for new zealand. more of a patient look about the task ahead. more of a traditional type of batting. he knows joe root very well. it is vital, the world test championship assault now as well as the ashes, they are again in two years‘ time. england go to australia then they have to win the

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>>holly's husband of 9 years joseph make they went to work sunday but a night on the road as an ubergot cut short when a passenger attacked 10 minute ride, sacramento. police say center jeter is accused of a building in night big day in the 6,000 block of stock to boulevard mcveigh of fighting for hi life to escape the blade nearby securities called the attack and radio police but not long after surviving that assault the 41 year-old suffered a major heart attack according to family i was in disbelief, like you're kidding me. >>you know, and now he's he's on this massive heart attack. i mean was just i couldn't believe it. >>the father of 2 remains in a medically induced coma at the mercy general hospital, his wife holly says she hasn't left his bedside and top of the emotional anguish, she worries about the financial strain that will put on her family and wishes uber would do more to support full time workers like her husband in times of crisis. >>if they can't do anything to keep them safe at least if something does happen to them. they need to have some financial protection from t

of took it upon myself to then get involved in everything that was such a lovely idea and then got holly are involved as well because we kind of all during separate things and then we just kind of and then sometimes idea about christmas tell us so we were pretty big on christmas and our household with her and there was a scare a bit crazy and by a lot presence it's lovely and we've always sort of thought of folks that a lot of work for the homeless when she was growing up the nice thing to do is go and give christmas presents back to the homeless and i spoke to my sister and she'd met i kind of came together and thought why don't we do a big charity run and see 100 christmas socks to get out of the homeless and then it was snowballed from there and it just went that much and then we got lots of different stuff from different places to put in we also got a lot of donations in and so tully went off to buy stuff and we all bought different things from different places for mainly donations 3 a social media everything so let's deal with it the christmas us both soon the footage of the new cle

>> all right, holly, thank you. >>> tonight, a shakeup in the top ranks at boeing. kevin mcallister who brought the 737 max is out. this is following after a memo that described the plane software on a simulator. the max was grounded this year, after deadly crashes in indonesia and ethiopia. >>> new bribery charges against 11 parents in the college admission scandal. lori loughlin and her husband are among those that could face harsher sentences. here's carter evans. >> reporter: from the beginning, lori loughlin and her husband were determined to fight the charges. they're amg the 33 parents originally accused in the biggest college admission scandal in the nation's history. 14 pleaded guilty early on to avoid additional charges of money laundering, including access felicity huffman. last week, prosecutors gave a stern warning to parents fighting back, plead guilty or prepare to face new bribery charges and four parents did change their plea in boston federal court. today, prosecutors dropped the hammer, filing a prescribery charge against 11 parents, including loe

reportedly and that synagogue and there's only around $800.00 jewish people in the community here in hollis about 10 percent of the community wasn't facts there at that synagogue now we're hearing authorities and people in the german government calling this an anti-semitic attack that is what we know so far but we do not know though the exact motive from the attacker you mentioned some of the details but of course we are not able to confirm any of that at this time and you know karl we heard from a security analyst this evening that today's attack had a lot of the hallmarks of that christ church massacre in new zealand that with that happened earlier this year one of the hallmarks of course was a gunman who had some type of mini cam attached to his body that was live streaming the event and that was what was happening today as well wasn't. it was and we had 1st seen some photos and some videos leaked on social media of that potential attacker and we did see some sort of camera we saw a helmet and some sort of recording device at least what looked like a recording device and that appears to

. >>> holly williams has been covering the war in syria since it began. she discussed the situation there with norah o'donnell. >> well, norah, those kurdish fiegers that we're talking about are known as the syrian democratic forces, or sdf. and we spoke with them over the phone earlier today. they told us they feel betrayed by the u.s. they are clearly very angry. now i've been in and out of that part of syria over and over again since 2014, and i have gradually witnessed the sdf become america's closest partners on the ground in the fight against isis. they say they have lost around 11,000 of their fighter, mostly young men and women, and that fight is not over, because although isis lost all of its territory back in march, the group is still carrying out suicide attacks and assassinations. and the risk is that the sdf will now say to the u.s. you've betrayed us once again, and when it comes to the fight against isis, we're going to look after our interests, and not do your bidding. >> and holly, that's really the question. what's going to happen to the

i'm holly hamilton. coming up on tonight's programme... kenya's brigid kosgei shatters paula radcliffe‘s16—year marathon world record. we'll be live in chicago with more reaction. heartbreak for scotland, joy forjapan. the hosts‘ victory in yokohama ends scotland's rugby world cup, as they go top of the group. simone biles becomes the most decorated gymnast in world championship history. two more golds in stuttgart takes her career tally to 25. also coming up in the programme: valterri bottas storms to victory injapan as mercedes take the constructors title once again. hello and welcome to tonight's programme. thanks very much for watching. they say it's a marathon, not a sprint. the lines between the two are becoming somewhat blurred. another time barrier has been broken today following eliud kipchoge‘s incredible feat in vienna. the women's marathon world record has now been smashed. kenya's brigid kosgei recorded a time in chicago of two hours, 1a minutes and 4 seconds, eclipsing paula radcliffe‘s record set in 2003. our sports editor d

. >> all right, holly, thank you. facebook c.e.o. mark zuckerberg found himself on the hot seat today. he went to capitol hill to talk about the social media giant's cryptocurrency plans. but as ed o'keefe reports, zuckerberg ended up getting grilled on a range of controversial issues. >> fair or not fair, you're here today to answer for the digital age. >> reporter: mark zuckerberg wanted to talk about the new digital currency facebook is pitching, but lawmakers said he had other issues he had to deal with first. >> you've proven than we cannot trust you with our emails, with our phone numbers. so why should we trust you with our hard-earned money? >> reporter: the 35-year-old billionaire, who hadn't appeared on capitol hill in about 18 months, was criticized on everything facebook, including for running potentially misleading ads from political candidates. >> why should the very politicians who lead our country be held to a lower standard for truthfulness and decency than the average american? >> congresswoman, this isn't about hel

today holly jackson, once homeless and knows the stigma that comes from asking people for help.or financially struggling to get things like hygiene products, school supplies and clothes. it has three rules, take what you need, leave the rest for others and pay it forward when you can. that wraps us up this hour. today i'm honoring holly jackson but every day i like to honor another great lady hallie jackson. she picks up coverage now. >> that is quite the transition, thank you very much. we'll see you tomorrow. as we speak on this hour, check out your screen. on one side of it, you have the united nations security council just getting seated to discuss what's happening on the other side of your screen, look at that. the intensive attack by turkey in northern syria this morning as today turkey's president claims more than 100 kurdish fighters have been killed in day two of punishing air strikes and shelling. our teams are hearing it live on the ground and we'll take you there. president trump is taking new fire from his closest friend in the middle east and at home from both part

coverage of what happened today joining me now is my colleague karl nelson he is on the ground for us in holly good evening to you karl so what's the latest i mean we've got the german interior minister talking about an anti semitic attack what more do we know . right brant and that was not clear throughout the day that is news that is coming in recently as you can see i'm standing here in holland behind me there is still a strong police presence in fact the streets where this shooting took place has been blocked off all day and into the evening there are still emergency vehicles here on the scene as well what we know is that it was a lone attacker police had been looking for tension before additional suspects that was here earlier today in the afternoon and opened fire on the streets in fact attempted to gain access to that synagogue where services were taking place 2 people have been confirmed dead sue others are severely injured and they are currently in the hospital now we know that this attacker was reportedly dressed in military style gear was heavily armed carrying military style equipm

our correspondent simon young is in hollis simon how are the victims being remembered today.hero because this is a concert as she said with pop stars and performers from all over germany who've come here just to show as they're putting it solidarity or solidarity and send a message of tolerance and to show i think how outraged they are. anti semitic and racist attacker is he describes himself was able to carry out this attack here which left 2 people dead and just a short while ago we heard a choir singing as female choir one of the victims was a keen choir sing us so her choir came and performed here on this stage just one of the poignant moments today is people here and how remember the attacks of 10 days ago moving stuff there it's been a little over a week since the attack how has it impacted the community and hala. well i think people here are shocked and a lot of people are saying that they just don't really understand how people can you know how anyone could do something like this and you know there is still a sense of grief in a sense of wanting to come together i was

the politicians all love to argue about the holly tariff.t is a very draconian one it ups the ante. it partially passed before the epression. before it is put into place in he market crashes. it really depends on your definition of depression. if you think of the depression, the great depression as the fall of the stock market and financial collapse, that is one thing. agriculture in the united states had been in a batch straight for almost the entire decade. the 1920's is a bad time. there is a desire to improve things for farmers. smoot-hawley is generating protection for not manufacturers, but for farmers to raise their situation. unfortunately, once you start taking a bill, like the tariff bill in congress, people jump on board and the logrolling takes place and the protection for the farmers, people sign onto, but they ask for protection for different kinds of manufacturers. by the time smoot-hawley was put into play, the great depression had hit the high bar tariffs were very destructive and created retaliation. it stopped internationa

especially for holly his book. and not to see that there are problems with work but reaction to the outside and the defense of the pill, was really interesting and people assumed that she was antiabortion. or assume that she was approved is an antisex and but while we can't seem to have whose conversation about the fact that we have whose hard man no contraception that is on the pill now. is a pastor a ring or shot. . . . after three months i was on the phone trying to my partner, don't make me -- i was literally hysterical. it made me feel like my vagina was not part of my body. it was so hard to find discourse about it. i thought i was just a crazy person. [inaudible] >> and i was on the telephone seven years mainly for my acne. i didn't go out much. >> that's one of the things, you tried a nice light ended because i think oftentimes as you point out with hollies look or allow discussion about attachment parenting and the conclusion. attachment parenting, some of which is really valid, all of these conversations

hi there holly. i request a.ortage of action tonight. great britain's men and women have been competing in the 4x100m relay heats, with the men storming to a new world leading time to qualify for tomorrow's final. a strong perfrmance from the reigning world champions saw them take a time of 37.56 seconds, a seasons best. nethaneel mitchell—bla ke brinnging it home for great britain by quite some margin. second for brazil and usa in third. no problems for the women either, they clocked 42.25 seconds to come second in their heat behind jamaica. new 200m world champion dina asher—smith was rested for this event and will come into the team for the final tomorrow night. meanwhile three british men made it through to the final of the 1500m for the first time in world championship history. after neil gourlay qualified comfortably in his heatjosh kerr made it through in 4th, while jake wightman had a nervous wait to find out if he'd made it, but his seventh—place finish was enough. and here's the image we've all be waiti

you just heard me mention what richard hollis said that operations like this will not be possible nows we maintaina significant or footprint in the country, your reaction. >> thank you for having me on. that is absolutely false. we will be able to strike at isis especially in syria considering the fact the military bases in turkey and in iraq and every single neighboring country to turkey. excuse me, too syria supports the war against isis. we will not have issues with counterterrorism raids or air strikes. >> laura: were you shocked at the reaction from so many on the left to this news? this was significant news. and point by point by point, downplay it, downplay it, trashing the commander in chief. >> yeah, i was. this is a great day yesterday for america. abu bakr al-baghdadi ran one of the most evil organizations we have known in history. he is also significant because as an actor took over two separate countries without the support of any external countries. so taking him out was a great success for our nation. so i was pretty surprised to see folks chime in for partisan reasons.

it happened at the taco bell on hollis street.he mother said she left the car running with the child inside. minutes later the car thief dropped off the baby a half- mile away. >>> all varsity and jv football games will now be played in the afternoon after a shooting there last friday night at the high school. anyone attending the game must show their student id at the gate. if the student doesn't attend school in the district they must be accompanied by a parent. >>> a family from oakland is heartbroken tonight after a mother of two was hit and killed yesterday by a hit and run driver. as henry lee tells us, oakland police have an important reminder for police in the area. >> i thought i would have more time to get back to her. >>> 17-year-old michelle is devastated by the loss of her mother killed by a hit and run driver steps away from home. >> we live not even a block away. >> reporter: her mother, huong thi truong was walking her niece home for preschool when they were hit by a car on tuesday. the driver never stopped. the gi

peter: even before fdr comes and you have to talk about holly. susan: everyone learns that in high school, don't they? peter: there was an article recently about one of the residents discovering what -- one of the family discovering what their genealogy was. the politicians all love to .rgue about the holly tariff it is a very draconian one it ups the ante. it partially passed before the depression. before it is put into place in the market crashes. it really depends on your definition of depression. if you think of the depression, the great depression as the fall of the stock market and financial collapse, that is one big -- one thing. agriculture in the united states had been in a batch straight for almost the entire decade. .he 1920's is a bad time there is a desire to improve things for farmers. is generating protection for not manufacturers, but for farmers to raise their situation. startunately, once you taking a bill, like the tariff onl in congress, people jump board and the logrolling takes place and the protection for the sign onto, but

lane and the holly exit blocked. everything is now cleared out of lanes. we'll come back in a few with an update. >> thank you. we'll start with breaking news from southern california, this 4,000 acre wildfire burning in los angeles right now. >> the saddleridge fire stretches from porter ranch to sylmar. right now all of porter ranch is under an evacuation order. our los angeles sister station, kabc has been covering the fire all night. here's part of their coverage from about 20 minutes ago. >> let's go to scott right now over a flank of the fire burning out of control. scott? >> yeah. no doubt. we wanted to give you some perspective of where this is. this is porter ranch. i want to open up a little bit. we'll bring up skymap 7, you can see the little gully in here, it's close to calla vista this satellite slows you where the homes are and the ridge line that's burning. back into the live shot, you can see what we're looking at. as far as the winds are concerned, at least right here, they're relatively calm. if we