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you're the one who met with hom nee and told him x, y and z. this is very much preeappreciaty iranian and instructors many persian tell me they used this interview as a mixture of the use of language and culture to make a very strong point. this was a small triumph. it was not, i did not save the world. i did not solve the hostage crisis. but i think what i was able to do was to uphold the values of her service and profession. which are that there are certain norms and rules of interaction and to violate those to go against those, violates thousands of years of rules of human interaction. interaction. so when i think about that story, i still get some satisfaction from it. >> all week, we're featuring american history tv programs as a preview of what's b available every weekend on cspan 3. lectures in history. american artifacts. real america. the civil war. oralri oralri rr rry histories. the presidency. and special coverage about our nation's history. enjoy american history tv now and every weekend on cspan 3. . >> american history tv product

. >> welcome hom >> it's beenearly 13 years. >>en hates me. >> cut. [ laughter ] between takes, mccauley played games lika typical nine-year-old would. but here's a behind the scenes secret. that wast him sledding down the stairs or zip lining from the roof. those sooebs were performed by a 30-year-old stunt double. >> it's an ideal double children motion pictures thing. can't have a minor ing anything just in case. >> daniel stern, who played one of the iminals,planld the movie magic behind many of his seeming seemingly painful. they said, yeah, that didn't work out. that's when i let out a zleem i think i kod from psycho. [ screamg ] >> as for the film's most iconic scream. director chris columbus told us that delery was never scripted. >> i never expected his hands to stay attached to his cheeks and the seam to happen. we had too stop ourselves from laughing. didn't know it was going to be the universal image from "home alone." >> mccally did "home alone ii" and the franchise went on to do three more movies. . >> will ferre s

homs which is the biggest town in syria so it could really be a turning point for the conflict my colleague jim thanks very much for those details. now let's take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world india's main opposition party has been holding rallies against the disputed new citizenship law congress party leader raul gandhi says the government was ignoring the will of the people by pushing the law through a fast track to citizenship for non muslim migrants from afghanistan bangladesh and pakistan. and hong kong undercover police have made several arrests during a protest at a shopping mall the plain clothes officers lashed out at protesters with batons and restrained participants the protesters are calling for chinese shop owners to leave hong kong activists have been demanding autonomy from china since june. people in the cars like city of amati have been mourning the 12 people killed in a plane crash near their city on friday the back air jet with 98 people on board came down shortly after takeoff from the international airport the flight recorders have bee

have a new coach what they need to do to fix it yeah i mean the fact that the shine has worn off on homs the flick i think was going to come anyway even though he started but there's 4 straight wins losing 2 in a row doesn't look great but they only really ever committed to him until the end of the year so i think they've been kind of keeping their eye on the coach anyway it's a matter of finding someone who fits and talking about shopping in january i think is a little bit ridiculous when they spend over 100000000 euro's this off season and they don't look any better for it they need a coach that can sort out the squad they have so by and would want to be contenders in the content as we want to talk about now club and top the 2 months how real is that chance i mean they've earned their place at the top of the table so far be. and yesterday of course against buying was always billed as a real test it was a massive chance to buy and to narrow the gap was also a huge chance for glad back to really make a statement about how serious they are chasing the top this season and they prove themse

images of music, the reverence of the celebration itself, especially on the part of the priest, engaging hom malis, that this is centrally most important in the fure of our christian catholic communities. >> so you find joy in the young people that you see coming in. >> yes, because they are being drawn to all of this. they are not finding this anywhere else in their lives. their lives are really empty despite technology that is meant to facilitate communication. often it leads to isolation so they are only going to find in believing in a worshipping community. >> okay. i take that as gave vent we'll take a brief break and be back with one more session with our priests today. [piano playing slow tune] announcer: don't wait. communicate. make your emergency plan today. >>> welcome back for our final segment of discussion with the priests. you're both local fellows. in't asked you how you dis seven individually as a priest. >> can i get that from you? >> i was in second grade the year that i made my first holy communion. my uncle was ordained a priest for another dao sees. he lived elsewhere b

we we have5 adoptable dogs at might feel right now looking for hom for got a lot for this time of yearear is a time of year when people actully eat and banned in give up their dogs side, it's notoriously hard to know why people goon vacation. family members are coming somebody there's just passes away mean so it it's a hard time for shelters d we try and fl up and help as much as we can harder for people to want to adopt an older g, notnymore changing adopting our dog. what is considered senior dog really went about 12 years ago when i started my bill i see just chose age 7 because that was the age when dogs literally just didn't get adopted or didn't get even put on the adoption floor. so we ke dog 7 and older sometimes bigger dogs that are. ryan maybe 6 like for a great smal dogs could live to 1516 and center definitely they've got a lot of times they've got a lot of life that got a lot of love there just so easy to bring into a home d are so grateful and real quick your message to somebody you might say i want a puppy i don't want to have to lose it you i don't want to get past the

so iran, the regime, is finding itself a little cornered at hom and abroad and responding to both thosengs. >> nawaz: tell me abo the response because they faced similarly large-kale protests 197. what's different today to thet way responded back then. >> the protests are nobigger than in 2009. it seems it's more widely dysbutted across the cory now than in 2009, but the response ferent.n drastically dif in 2009, it took several months to get to several hundred casualties, whereis time around, in november, when the protest started, in the course of two hours, iran shut down the internet and seeded to kill several hundred people. estimates are different but, nonetheless, we got to a higher level of casualty fairly quickly. the fact they shut down theel internet complis also new. that's not something iran hadac eved in the past, and now it seems it's going to be part of the way toefend at home. >> nawaz: ten years later, why are they reacting so differently now? >> well, i think part of it isth do see themselves as cornered. they see sanctions as part of, not just different policy, they s

some companies in africa turning them into jacket shoes and homs. a french town a reproduces letter for luxury accessories like card holders and then backs. it up a measure used to transform fish skin into leather because today it's the way studies thrown away by the food industry and the catering industry have altered person on the advantage of fish skin once it's been discovered is that it has a unique texture and it's one of the strongest the most durable letters in the world and very supple. the tunnel really removes the remaining flesh and cleans the skins in a rotating drum. just soaking in eco friendly town instead to try. that mist skins of softened and died with various colors. and now the company is processing around 2000 skins per month. scans that would otherwise just be useless waste. and how about you if you're also doing your bit tell us about it. visit our website or send us a tweet. hash tag doing your bit. we share your story. whether there was a blight on trucks it mostly is going to be changed every now and then long before the r

with some schools closed the storm kept many at hom and possibly online, shopping on this cyber monday, expected to set sales records. co is at a walmart fulfillment center where packages go from your computer to your doorstep. >> rreorr: y, set, shop. today is expected to set records for online sales. that's on top of records set on thanksgiving and black friday. shoppers are forecast to spend nearly $9.5 billion shopping online onhis cyber monday. 19% as of last year. the most ever spent online in a single day in the u.s. the five-day stretch from thanksgiving through cyber monday is estimated to pull in nearly one-third of all holiday digital sales. walmart expects today will be one of the biggest days of the year for e-commerce orders. fulfillment centers in charge of getting those orders out the door. covers1.2 million square feet. there are 12 miles of conveyor lts. once an item is ordered, from the time it is picked, packed, anshipped, it can be out the door in less thann hour. a number of analysts are calling out walmart as an early winner from the holiday shopping stretch. cap

good every news coming to you live from pearl end up next it's conflict zone tim sebastian interviews homs salma who heads up the vatican's child protection center i'm terry martin don't forget you get all those news information relic talk on the website that set. dot com you'll find me on twitter t.m. news stream thanks for being with us. good. luck to. him. to. enter the conflict zone with jim sebastian. my guest this week here in los is the jesuit priest father hans solo who is a media expert also actually uses a mobile kludgy as the boss ago soon about real challenge for will continue to provide opportunity as cover for priests who commit these also produce conflicts up . next on d w. networking on a global scale is helping open a new front in medical research. crowdfunding campaigns and the free exchange of information are creating alternatives for researchers outside the pharma industry. new ideas new. medical research the boy in 45 minutes on d w. all. i see a trend happen people just don't believe in the church because free trade is not a monolithic block new rules this year on the

>>executive rector of united players, rudy rpas junior says deaths like homs of the asothe actively fight againsgun violence on saturday. hey're holding a gun buyback evenwith sfpd to try to get some of these deadly weapons off the streets in 2008 he was able to get. >>244 done. 25 and then ce all rifles we even have so many tu in a rocket launcher purpose. juor says. >>the guns a then destroyed in transform into art work like this we actually dtroy and dismantle all the guns. all pd. in this endeavor. so they gethe gun to me take them apart, the destroy we get the guns and we put them get the gun pieces an actual a court out them. >>now it's his the nonprofit's mission to make sure less famies lose thr loved ones to gun violence so this is very ver crucial. this issue has to do in life and death. >>that gun buy-back event is this saturday december4 from 08:00am until noonis that united players and that addresses 1038 howard street in san francisco, they're offering $100 for handguns and $200 for assault weapons. in t newsroom to love the psac ii kron 4 news. >>ats are now going to people

wish to continue to sell weapons that have been used in a war that is causing untold call fitzy ad hom and destruction and even of yemen it's christmas morning i'll tell you coming up young eco activist in germany about a dressing down after getting tricky with elders that's among the stories still ahead after the break. seemed wrong. just don't call. me. yet to say proud. as a kid and engaged equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. but politicians do something. to put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president. or somehow want to be. the too great to be close it's like them before 3 of them or can't be good. interested always in the water. but i got must be top of the us democrats christmas wish lists to see donald trump kicked out of the white house but the president seems to be spending the holidays full of good cheer saying he's in a very good position out of his senate trial so without him my daughter saskia taylor invites you now for a cheeky seasonal impeachment drinking. disclaimer

prompted retaliate strikes by britain france and the united states on a number of targets in damascus and homs a year later whistleblowers began to cast doubt over the findings claiming the report was heavily redacted and scientifically flawed to suited to conclusions most of the duty to see reports on the instant the interim report in the final report was scientifically impoverished procedurally irregular and possibly fraudulent and then addition to the o.p.c. w.'s impartiality having been called into question a number of academics have claimed that the media's failed to provide balanced coverage of the syrian conflict one of them max abrams explained to me what he sees as some of the shortcomings. they're the mainstream nehru going to keep to the conflict in a very simplistic way sexually by making it seem as if the sun was even more extreme than you actually did captured firstly this pro regime change crowd made it seem as if the rebels fighting assad were more moderate than they actually were all the more time goes on the more evidence for merchants the more it becomes difficult to claim t

was ststic, georgia's turn to get hit by one of the many tornadoes that have threatened communities homrida to south carolina. >> it looks like it might be turning this way. >> reporter: after nearly two dozen twisters were reported in mississippi, there is a state of emergency here. damage in at least 25 counties. >> i thought we were going to oie. >> reporter: in guntown, near tupelo, brad poyner hid in a closet with his stepson. in a matter of seconds, he says, his roof was ripped away. w it was just pouring down, and there were electrical wires hanging everywhere. and we got really scared about trying to get out of here. >> reporter: in louisiana, homes uicame rubble after a tornado tore through alexandria. frightened children trapped in a trurch school hid under pews during the storm. wrapped in towels and blankets, rescuers carried them to safety. >> you could see it was coming and you could feel it kind of shake the house. o reporter: 30 twisters in 24 hours. one traveled 63 miles. violent thunderstorms tore through five states, leaving dozens hurt. of the confirmed dead, 59-year

being targeted by syrian forces sworn a mission to take every last bit of territory that is in the homs all through our position we are right now one of the hobs for the turkish charity i too which is helping the refugees on the other side of the border and speaking to a senior all fishel who told us that they have been trying us much as possible to help the people who fleeing 125000 was the count of this deadly of rising and he says there must be up to 150000 of the moment and he says they cannot provide each family with its own individual talent they've been forced to build this must have tents on high heel that to avoid flooding off course and they are commentating up 200 people in every tent have separate the men and their women but he says there is a lot of suspicion between the people because it has been home to people who. fled places like aleppo and other places that the regime had targeted before and he says there are so many other people who have set up tents on the sides of the road i'm going not want to mingle with the rest of the refugees that he fears for their health beca

identities after being threatened it's an indication of how fragile the political situation is in homs because artists are also painting a picture of protests using asked to mortal as the summer of unrest and spread the word to an international. because this exhibition showcases some of the key messages of the protesters the fear about what's happening in hong kong and also worry about the city's future everyone where everyone is worried about it because we love this place we love our homeland and we won't give it up we won't give up our 5 demands cartoon characters like pepe the frog have been embraced in the demonstrations once representative of the our frocks and the symbol of hate in the united states has become the protest mascot and sold widely across hong kong. the big retailers may be struggling but with anti government protests expected to continue in 2020 these stores hope to capitalize growing global support for the movement circa al-jazeera hong kong. at least 16 inmates in a prison in honduras have been killed in fighting between rival gangs the violence comes less than 2

. >> reporter: ...with a picture hom a book she made. >> i'm hoping this t-shirt inspires her to keepr: over the years, he has bought these kids bikes, backpacks, handed out cards on birthdays, and even turkeys at ntanksgiving. he has spent thousands out of lis own pocket. and, yet, if you ask the kids evat they like most about curtis, the gifts don't even come up. ep he helps anyone in need. >> reporter: ethan ingle is a sixth grader. that means a lot to you. >> yeah. >> reporter: he says the bus ride is often the best part of his day. >> my mom got divorced when i was only four. >> see you tomorrow. >> he's the father that i always wanted. in some ways, i just-- i wish my dad could have been like that. >> reporter: we make the mistake sometimes of thinking certain jobs are more important than others, but curtis jenkins made his job important. >> bye-bye. >> reporter: and in doing so, even created his own salary. >> that's the paycheck right there. if i can get that, you can keep the money. >> reporter: he sought no reward. but after our story first aired, the kindness came back to h

so hom home genius and so unite, but worry about majority rule and minority being in press it not work. >> we're a mature society with a broad consensus. >> that is -- to some of my disappointment is that true scope of wilson oppression of minorities, political prisoners in jail. and what we did to germans here. my point is that my appetite for wilson bashing is fairly unsabeunsaythible. i started being interested in this stuff. i went and i read early review, i read -- and i -- read a lot of the modern american conservatism. it is a strange laguna where way modern american movement that begins after world war ii talks about history of progressivism, it started in 1932 was not much attention played too wilson. why did it take conservatives to realize they were walking into movie half way in and that there -- new deal is just an extension of what happened under wilson. >> they forget who roosevelt was. he came to washington to serve in wilson administration. he was kate up in survey, and -- versailles uphoria and the rest. >> what -- >> contemporary conservatives in 19 -- very difficult

by the united arab emirates what supports have to mark more that the one who has more the city of homs alert is among the several cities that have recently declared mass mobilization to prevent have those forces from entering the capital tripoli now so that it is very singular have those forces in its southern of the vicinity after the government forces withdraw from the area and local sources in the lugger say that hundreds of civilians have left their homes because of the fighting and run the rockets have been landing inside the city. and the agency workers say conditions are fueling bushfires across the australian state of new south wales are as bad as it gets the fires have killed 8 people and destroyed hundreds of homes across the state in new south wales and queensland the fires have burned through a combined area that's larger than belgium west african leaders have ended a summit in nigeria's capital of buddha and that increase in cross border security concerns leaders from the 15 member economic community of west african states have discussed fund raising to support the fight a

i think it's conveniently timed to create space for both sides to stew a little bit and see wre the hom i because you know, she believes -- you know, the most importan word in the speaker vocabulary is leverage. leverage in this situation. because the president wants a trial to in his -- in his ew exonerate him. andy mcconnell has actua you know laughed at this idea. he said you don't have any because we don't want to do this anyway. so, you know, you make us not do something we don't want to do, that's fine. but we know that the white house, the president does want a trial. and so -- so she does have little b leverage and we'll see whether she gets any response. bert: phil, what kind of trial does president trump want at this point and molly said the white house could be stewing. is president trump stewing and in that situation, this pause, uld he actually end up saying to democrats, i'll provide some more documents and more witnesses? >> president trump's been stewing for three years. so he's -- he's always stewing. but especially about this because as molly said he wants the tri. wan

forces supported by russian asterix was designed to do just not take people out of these cities and homs so that they could have a free 100 in dealing with the rebels who are said to be putting up a stiff resistance particularly the national liberation front which is supported rights which we've been hearing in the last 6 hours all sort of managed to take some of the 3 some 30 villages the government forces had taken from them ali. mohamed is of course the last rebel stronghold in syria government troops have been pushing towards the rebel held town of marjah timeline as you said well what is the significance of that what would the government retaking this town mean for the wider conflict. well martin money is strategic and it sits right across $5.00 highway which links the muskets that couplet all to aleppo which at one point before most of destruction that was carried out a couple of years ago was the biggest commercial center in syria and linking these major towns under its control through these highways would be a means for the government to boost trade within areas that is under the

being targeted by syrian forces sworn a mission to take every last bit of territory that is in the homs all through our position we are right now one of the hobs for the turkish charity to which is helping the refugees on the other side of the border and speaking to a senior all fishel who told us that they have been trying us much as possible to help the people who fleeing 100 under 25000 was taken but this deadly of rising and he says there must be up to 150000 of the moment and he says they cannot provide each family with its own individual talent they've been forced to build this must have tents on high heel to avoid flooding of course and they are commentating up 200 people in every tent have separate the men and the women but he says there is a lot of suspicion between the people because it has been home to people who. fled to places like aleppo and other places that the regime had targeted before and he says there are so many other people who have set up tents on the sides of the road i'm going not want to mingle with the rest of the refugees and he fears for their health because

on the him that it's also a key part of the plan to take every last inch of ted it city under the homs all for the rebel overall position fighters thank you very much for that mohammed i don't live far as. a tech in syria author. returning now to that breaking news story out of iraq which we were we forcing just a few minutes ago the biggest splunk in parliament in iraq has just nominated. as the next iraqi prime minister naive to dos a job in baghdad for a store so an appointment that's been a long time coming who is nonie and will his nomination satisfy protesters. well it is very unlikely that this nomination will go down well here is the governor of a province which is technically the richest province in iraq because it has the most oil in all of the country but it is actually one of the poorest where the infrastructure is very very dire and the protests that have started investors have been ongoing for many months this governor has been accused of not only corruption but also not paying enough attention to try and remedy the situation in his own province he is. educated about cert

happy hom -- happy holidays.e looking forward to be down at union square on the diamonds performing and bringing quite cheery fun to everyone. it is good to know that the date is changed. everybody comes for friday. i hope to see you all down there. please let the officers know that we are coming down, too. thank you. >> if than thank you. >> sunshine and then albert and then matthew. >> commissioners, ladies and gentlemen of parks and rec, once again it is time for our annual visit. we bring the best of what we due to the city of san francisco just like you. once again this year we will be in union square bringing cheer and joy to everybody that comes our way. please let everybody know we will be there, you see, and happy merry holiday to everybody. >> thank you very much. same to you. >> albert. >> i am albert. i am here regarding accessibility, nonobstructed right of passage or the federal government calls it path. i got this printed off the website. see the shadows? that is a hazard. there are big old holes.

president trump's been able to do a lot of good on his own so a democratic president could do a lot of homon their own. >> the reason you have to take such a hard stance and secure the border is because this humanitarian crisis has turned into a national security crisis. nobody wants to talk about that. 40 - 50% of manpower is no longer on the line. if you want to harm this country you can't do so after 911 because of the database checks, you can't get a plane ticket because of all the database checks to get a plane ticket. you come the same way 12 or 20 million others came through the border. the president recognizes this. the democratic people running for president need to recognize this is not humanitarian crisis. this is about national security and keeping terrorists out of this country. if i'm a terrorist, i know what i'm gonna do. >> these are not popular position, the decriminalization at the border, free healthcare, et cetera. they're not by any stretch majority positions for regular americans. why do they have these extreme positions? >> i have no idea. i was watching for my home

treasure island for people who are continuing outpatient substance abuse patient and who are at risk for hom homelessness. they will be operated by health right 360. they are one-type of behavioral health bed to help people on their journey of recovery and people can stay here in these units for up to 24 months so it's really a key intervention and the hybrid, crossing over from the intensive behavioral treatment to permanent supportive housing and this is a key part of the puzzle that we continue to work on solving in our system and just to reiterate that we contract for service providers like health right 360 to operate facilities at various levels of care in our behavioral health system and the expansion of these beds added significantly to the 2,000 bed inventory and with investments in her budget, we've expanded the behavioral health system by over 200 beds, actually, since i started in early of last year. so making some progress there. and also a reminder that december 1st was the annual observance of world aid's day and we announced this welcomed news in november, for the first time i

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. >> mike: that is beautiful, i started my hom career in texas,e of friday night lights.g into 2020, a new decade, what are you looking forward to? >> i am looking forward to the energy of a fresh start. i think we are all excited about that and so much to come. i'll tell you what, mike, i think we are going to have a lot of stories coming out this year. i am excited for a new decade. they are out there. thank you to everybody that always sends me their ideas. i can't wait to hear more. >> mike: you up in a great job of gathering these positive news stories together and bringing tm to life. we thank you so much for that, and we wish you a very happy, healthy, and successful 2020. >> thanks, mike, to you as well. >> mike: megan alexander, thank you, you were a ray of sunshine at the end of our show. we appreciate it. tonight we want to highlight some of the heroes of the west freeway at church shooting in white settlement, texas, he was shot and killed by firearms instructor jack wilson, one victim, however, remarkably resuscitated by paramedics after his heart stopped bea

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