and president hu do well give another 6 months breather for the u.s. then the european union to engage in negotiations if he does that probably some kind of agreement should happen by the middle of next year right when the presidential election campaign will be in full force. a mini deal dad will avoid targets on the european cars could also support trump's economic message and he said presidency it's defending the country's economy and of course the american workers. from new york thank you very much. a ruling by the european court of justice will force exports from israel's occupied territories to the e.u. to be clearly labeled as such until now such products were identified with the made in israel tack the court says that could mislead consumers about israel's presence as an occupying power in those territories not far from the town of ramallah a small vineyard on the slopes of the israeli occupied west bank it's not israeli territory but the bottles all say made in israel and the wine is also exported to europe the european court of justice is now

that have sparked huge street protest as well lurches will be deciding between the incumbent president hu a prime minister the already cadential or his government was recent the ousted because of alleged corruption and whoever wins will have no executive power but could have a significant influence over the future direction of the country. a proud romanian staunchly pro europe and a level headed champion of the rule of law. that's the carefully crafted image of romania's incumbent president klaus yohannes he's been in office since 2014 and secured 40 percent of votes in the 1st round of the 29000 presidential election. i'm going to wear a little boy in shiny black i have always believed in romanians this is a great joy for democracy. this 60 year old member of the centrist national liberal party has also presented himself as a vocal critic of corruption the various she that brought his political opponent to her knees. former prime minister have your ticket done sheila and a social democratic government ousted by parliament last month following an era of corruption scandals that steered th

couple of fine days before the low—pressure system sta rts before the low—pressure system starts to huutbreaks of rain, but also a change of wind direction, so we will start next week of fine, dry, some sunshine, quite cold, then it turns more u nsettled quite cold, then it turns more unsettled with rain and wind at times and southerly winds bringing milderairto our times and southerly winds bringing milder air to our shores. will this is bbc news. the headlines at 8 labour promises free broadband for all by 2030. if they win the election — they'll partly nationalise bt — and tax the tech giants to pay for the 20 billion pound plans. fast and free broadband for all will fire up our economy, deliver a massive boost to productivity and bring half a million people back into the workforce. but the prime minister dismisses labour's proposals as ‘crazed communist‘ plans. we will not be doing some crackpot scheme involving many tens of billions of taxpayers money, nationalising a british

>>it was very badly hu as you know, and a thought. ca recover recover dec. >>predent trump also called conan one tough cooking guess he wants him. way for a dog ok lets to talk abt 4 zone forecast taking a live look outside cisco's embarcadero dry for the moment and their friends coming so snow. >>yeah, lot us will be that going shock and i think about this storm system it's going to be soarren cole, i mean what >>going from one thing to another but here we go we're getting ready for the first significant storm to roll in the bay areaust developing right now in the gulf of alaska. >>that wl dropping in a little bit later on but looks like it is going to brnot only lot of rain here but plenty of snow in fact a bigger a snow maker over this year that a look athat as we get in toward tomorrow afternoon. if you're headed up this year you got to leave early tomorrow morning by the afternoon you're dealing with snow up there bill 1580 this could be very low sn levels probably dropping down to about 1500 feet so really much of this year all the wayown in the footll

take a live look at our -tel hu according to the points travel guy website. maneta san jose is the fourth most affordable airport in the country. it is known for lower ticket prices and lower uber fares and two priority lounges. oakland is close behind at fifth most affordable but sfo is another story. it has been ranked fourth most expensive in the country. newark and jfk are the least affordable airports. >>> darren peck standing by with the forecast. no rain in sight. right? >> no rain is sight. nothing new there either. the way this water year has been going. we got 300ths of an inch of rain officially in downtown san francisco. the first time it rained since we started, what we consider the water year. that started on october 1. that's the eighth driest start. we have been keeping records in san franciat e the ru solet's hope we e fure e out here in with the low ouis d it has already gotten a little more impressive since an hour ago. when we were on for nightbeat. when we take a look at the temperatures, in the mid 50s . that will only drop back down, yo

freeas>> i'm blessed and i'm hu. >> ninan: the controversy that put an oklahoma mom behind bars for 15 years. hidden likes-- instagram's new plan to reduce popularity contests. and a muslum wrestler enters the ring to take on hate. >> reporter: you're actually getting a renewed sense of optimism? >> i am. i'm very, very hopeful. >> this is the "cbs weekend news. >> ninan: good evening. i'm reena ninan. president trump tearing into the impeachment hearings today, the commander in chief now suggesting that he may release the white house summary of his first call to ukraine's president, this as republicans demand hunter biden and the whistleblower testify during public hearings. republicans even requested adam schiff to testify behind closed doors. all of this developing just hours before president trump traveled down south for the l.s.u.-alabama football game where he was greeted by cheers. ( cheers ) weijia jiang starts us off from the white house. >> we're going to alabama. we're going to watch the alabama game versus l.s.u. >> reporter: president trump continued attacking the impeachm

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florida and queen bey did not disappoint, kicking off friday night in a cleany, shimmering, champagne-huedonly, high-roller blackjack tournament. >> my invitation got lost. saturday night beyonce really turned heads in a glammed-up vintage look in a sheer silver dress, bofer wrap, scarlet lipstick. >> got to make sure we say bofer. also in attendance, our own robin roberts looking spectacular there. the event raised $6 million for college prep for needy students. i got to email robin and see what was -- i mean, gimme a little insight there. >> i wonder if she had to sign an nda. >> right, that's very true. >> we need to hear it all. >> we saw night one and night two gown looks from beyonce. we have our own beyonce to tell us which was the fave? oh wait, she's right there behind jack. >> jack? >> jack, which one was your favorite outfit of the weekend for beyonce? >> i didn't have one. >> oh, you didn't? >> no. >> she just looked great all the way around? >> whole way around. >> all the way around. what are you doing with our beyonce over there? >> we're just hanging out, you know. >> she's

we are in maitland in the lower hunter we are in maitland in the lower hu nter valley we are in maitlandalley region, about 165 miles to the north of sydney. those catastrophic fire warnings are in place here. driving through the region in the last few hours you can smell the smoke. most certainly you can see the smoky haze that is blanketing this area. fire authorities are warning that this could well be the most dangerous bushfire week ever seen in new south wales. there are significant fires burning across the state. 3000 firefighters along the ground falls they are supported by a squadron of water bombing aircraft. in many ways this is a military style operation to try to protect life and property. residents in bushfire prone regions have been urged to leave and we know that more than 600 schools and colleges have also been closed. there is also the threat further north in queensland, that very much today, the focus is here in new south wales which is facing this unprecedented push fire emergency. temperatures are expected to soar to about 38 celsius, strong winds are predicted, low

communicating to the iranian people that they support these protests we don't expect anything else from mr hu disgracefully defends the marksman fresher regime and no position of sanctions on iran. after a surprise 50 percent hike in fuel prices earlier this month the iranian government said the revenue would be used to help the less well off but under boiled over in the least a dozen cities with buildings vandalized them pictures of iran's supreme leader bird he described the rioting as. the protesters who begins their shorty's kill up and. the trump administration seems jubilant about the recent protests in iran as i said to the people of iran almost a year and a half ago the united states is with you now the protests are being driven by the economic situation g.d.p. growth projections are down by 9.5 percent inflation is it 40 percent and unemployment is at 16 percent and rising but. it was a 50 percent increase in the price of fuel that sparked the recent turmoil. now an economic squeeze like that is bound to get people upset but why is iran in such poor shape well donald trump has a lot

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>>identified by his family 41 year-old hued in is the 24th pedestrian to die in a traffic accident so far this year in san jose which ties and all time record as they set up a memorial of flowers and ndles here at the corner of foxworthy and rubio word in was struck and killed by a hit and run driver. his father called on the public to help if you sesomething. i have my probably caught a motive is san jose police say been was found on the curve just after 04:00am wednesday. but offered no details about exactly what happened here. his family say they have no idea why he would even be here at that hour of the morning where he might have been going nobody that he walking direction the idea know i was even here. >>no idea on no idea. >>dan's death marks the 53th traffic fatalits so far this year in san jose in theth so far in november alone. it is also the 3rd fatal hit and run this month. following the death of passenger in one of 3 hicles involved in a crash on november 20 as an alum rock in jackson. >>a few days later, a surveillance camera captured these images of a white truck whose

we believe even greater progress can be made if our future efforts are based on 'hujing hu hui' — mutualnited states always had the hope that china would become more like the united states, that it would become more liberal, more democratic, not necessarily a democracy as we think it, but more open and potentially even contribute to the world once it became a bigger economy. but then in quick succession, two major events happened. the 1989 tianenmen square massacre told the united states that china wasn't going to reform on its own. a few months later, the berlin wall fell, setting the soviet union on its march into oblivion. this suggested to american strategists a new approach, to get china to change. the new policy under president clinton was market—driven reform. expose china to the winds of international trade and reform and democracy would come. it was, promised mr clinton, a one—way street. getting into a rules—based system and promoting economic competition will both enhance the march of liberty and law. and human rights. president clinton succeeded in getting china admitted to t

unfolding a rival attraction, if u like, because down the road from capitol hill at the white house hu wille donald trump with president erdogan, and it is hard to know which showed to buy tick:s for. miel i know you will be trying to follow both events on the day, but bill taylor, why pick him as the first individual? jon: this the guy who has been around. he knows his way around the state dartment, his way around washington. i don't think he is going to be someone who is goingteo be intimi i was at a conference a couple weeks ago d there were two rmer secretaries of state there who said this is a proper grown-up. he is not going to be he is not going to be overruled by the occasion. i think the committee chairs organizing this probably think this is i somebody who will out very clearly,fl won't be tered by the cameras and attention that you get from it, and they think that this wisdom is not their star witness, somebody who will command coattention anand respect. michelle: jon sopel, thank you for talking us through the details. against the backdrop of the impeachment proceedings, u.

we can, the original date of the apec summit a one month after president trump and vice pm year lei huhlt nounced deal a said it was taking a few weeks to put in wrapg. but the stretching weeks are posture to put a preferred outcome forward. chinaaid an agreement was reached on a scheduled roe rollback ofta ffs. comments determined by u.s.s. offici national economic director larry kudlow said some tariffs would be removed. but peter navarro then said there was n agreement on tariffs which president trump himself today reiterated onwais y to a fund raiser for georgia senator, david purdue. >> i'd they'd like a roll back. not a complete roll back because they know i won't do it. but we're getting along well with china. they want to make a deal. akfrankly they want to a deal more than i do. i'm very happy right now. we're taking in billions of dolls. i'm very happy. >> once the deal is clinched the question is where t seenit. the white house has considered a dozen locations of varyingl politimportance and convenience for the president's schedule. both the u.s. and china would prefer to ho

robbery what charges are pending against 2 other ss fremont police spokwoman geneva vasquez no one was hubut some shoppers sa it was the first time they could recall hearing about someone bringing a gun to a store unlike friday. >>i heard that and there is a need to be tough. crowds guns is to >>i just think that part is really getting out of hand, especially when you consider what these gs extent they went to to get tv new. already on sale. i mean we've got to fix at. it's just a very bad time right nowo en be out and about in this holiday season with loved ones not knowing what. >>today or even torrow holds in fremont rob fladeboe kron 4 news. >>and because of that caltrans will be temporarily shutting down highway one at big sur. accorng to caltrans closure will go into place tomorrow at 05:00pm for paul slide at mile marker 21.5 mud creek at mile marker 9 will shut down at :00am sunday. natiol weather service is predicting 6 to 8 inches of rain to fall on e big sur area through wednesday. the teorary closure comes after concerns that rain could lead t mudslides such as the one in 2017

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>>identified by his family 41 year-old hued in is the 24th pedestrian to die in a trfic accident so far this year in ich ties and all time record as they set up a memorial of flowers and ndles here at the corner of foorthy and rubio word in was struck and killed by a hit and run driver. his father called on the public to help if you see something. have might finally caught days, san jose police say been was fou on the curve just after 04:00am wednesday. but offered no details about exactly what happened here. family say they have no idea why he would even be here at that hour of the morning or where he might have been going nobody that he walked in direction. the there's no idea know i was even here. >>no idea on no idea. >>marks the 53th traffic fatalities so far this year in san jose in the 7th so far in november alone. it is also the fatal hit and run this month. following the death of a passenger in one of 3 vehicles involved in a crash on november 20 as an alum rock in jackson. >>a few days later, a surveillance camera captured these images of a white truck whose driverled after hi

john: then, a question that has hu him, anti-semitism in the party, his own treatment of a jewish woman >> a jewish mp was heckled out of the press conference, and that you are at the end of the press conference chatting happily to theame heckler. i don't buy this whole "nice old grandpa." i see that video and that tells me all i need to know. mr. corbyn: misogyny, racism in any form is not acceptable in any form whatsoever.th johne is the question over the union. the snp wants a referendum. he says not his priority. >> is that year twye year three, four? mr. corbyn: early years, first two years at least. john: another answer that will be remembered. but nicola sturgeon wants more and hopes to get it if no party wins the election outright. >> if there is a hung parliament, what is the price of your corporation with a minority government? ms. sturgeon: i cannot in good conscience ever put boris johnson into number 10 downing street. [applause] ms. sturgeon: in terms of what i would seek to win from a minority labour government, i woulmyask for and expect jere corbyn to respect the right

you have to follow the facts úr ponsibility are. ' both of you feel like this could backfireand hu democratsin the election coming up? >> i mean i would say after 2020 or 2016 rather, who knows, right? i mean trump has done a very good job of whipping up the base and continuing to plant these and sow the seeds of wh doubt. you have now, republicans, even to their . are ppnot and in theory, they would support impeachment if this were, of course, mothe at. and they are still looking at those polls and they know how strong of a surrogate is and how many senators and congress people have lost when they came out against them on the republican side. so you know it's one of those things where like we are nein a moment here under trump that will make it really hard to predict. >> ron, do you think it will backfire? >> democrats have a lot at risk here. not only do they have a confused field of candidates running against donald trump next year and people who don't really want to rest on the impeachment hearings, but also a number of vulnerable, let us say, democrats, sometng like 30 districts that vo

the fighting stopped after an armed opposition group brought president hu's into to power he promised civil liberties ethnic cohesion and improving people's livelihoods at the height of the conflict people could not use this word because of them and fighting president included and other revolutionaries craighead from bringing peace and keeping the country relatively stable but now some people accuse him of abusing the fame right here for almost 2 years ago. was saying. all those things on the. i just have one word they just need to. repent. spreading false and i'm going to they're not here to see why we're in this is not and what evolution and what progress the people have made. some opposition leaders say breaux indians have no freedom to express themselves many have been forced into exile and independent media organizations remain shut many people in the musician. just trampling on the constitution and nothing. they are trying to to secure a space for only sin the day of the day and its allies. and. priests are this father who lost his son so brutally hopes politics will not drive t

possibility things things work all 'd kinds of different ways these days when you met with president hu inskeep after the july 25th phone call so you met him on july 26th did investigations were joe biden come up in that meeting i don't recall joe biden coming up was there any frustration expressed by the phone call that happened the day before no as i testified everyone said it was a good call. is in your opinion your interactions with prisons alinsky is he a straight shooter is he a liar or is. he impressed me greatly and that's why i wanted to get he and president trump together as soon as possible and so when he makes express statements tend to believe them with my limited interaction with him he seems very honorable thank you mr ambassador i hope you make it your plane thank you mr i yield back was castro thank you chairman good afternoon investor welcome others close to president trump have made it clear that investigations were in fact part of the conditions for u.s. assistance to ukraine including rudy giuliani and mick mulvaney the acting chief of staff so messer silence at a p

so that's an interesting shift from president hu. >> two more. this gentleman here. >> thank you. >> several advanced weapons were displayed in the military parade. such as -- so what kinds of message would you like to reach from this kind of display? for mr. rush and mr. chilling. >> thank you for coming here today. i'm jim rowshell from policy bot. my question for you guys today is about how brookings is analyzing global or china's how china's using their global influence to on the digital platform to influence other countries. for example, the way in the liberal western democracy, how we use digital platform is is now increasingly to foreign. to disorder how we think about how do we vote. but in the authoritarian countries like china, they're using censorships on the digital platform to influence how people think. dr. phillip from oxford institute internet institute has published a article on how china's using means to influence the imaung of hong kong protests in the western orlando. so for the first time, you have this propaganda computation

should tell us how the -- hu >> president hirsch: well, we shouldn't discuss that because it's not agendaized. at that time, i will ask the d.p.a. to address the issues that have been raised on 1421 by the public defender and by your office and give us a presentation. >> commissioner elias: and can we have the opportunity for the public defender to address their issues so it's both and not one sided. >> president hirsch: well, it's 1421 and they'll have an opportunity to address that. that's not calendared for a full discussion top to bottom for the d.p.a., which i think we had today. okay. next item on the agenda. >> clerk: commissioner's report? no commissioner's report? >> president hirsch: no, no more. >> clerk: line item 3-d, items identified for future commission items? >> president hirsch: okay. any items? next item. >> clerk: as a reminder, the next commission meeting is scheduled for wednesday, november 13 at 5:30 p.m. at city hall room 400. the public is now asked to comment on items 3-a through 3-d. >> good evening, everyone. i just want to say that i appreciate what mr. henderson

they say she and her hus came outside because their car alarm was going off and they were shot. a letter from her sister was read. >> our hearts will forever be broken by this senseless tralkdy. our communities are suffering to losing their loved ones to the violence in the streets of oakland. these stories are heard so nuch has become the norm. >> reporter: her husband survived that shooting. they have not announced any arrest or osuspect descriptions. rng >>> two oakland police officer os are being hailed as hero os. >> they used narcan, which can reverses the effects of an overdose. >> reporter: one hour into the shift, he jumped over this counter to save a life. >> a driver and brother and they came in and the first thing he said is my brother needs help. i think he's dead. >> reporter: he began cpr on an unconscious 18-year-old boy. >> there was no pulse. he was not breathing. >> reporter: how was frat you to save someone and you're noticing that they're pretty much gone? >> it can be hard. can be hard. >> reporter: the victim's brother told the officers his brother-an over

. >> karen mill aerer and her hus own the vineyard. they dashed into the vineyard to save their grapes. >> let's save some grapes from the smoke and that was our only thought. we didn't think thetual ceri mountain. >> but it did. as bernadette rummaged through the ashes searching for her dad and husband's wedding rings, they found untouched china, ornaments, and sentimental. >> the diamond one? >> this is kind of a silly thing, but it's the first thing my husband ever gave me for christmas. and i asked for a tennis bracelet for christmas, and he is from peru. and he thought a tennis bracelet was tennis balls and tennis rackets, and that's what this is. >> it's become an inside joke, a bracelet she wears every christmas, and hopefully now more christmases to come. how do you feel that you were able to find it? >> i'm happy to find anything, because i don't have nothing, you can see. so anything i find, i'm happy. >> and we do have some good news. i'm joined now with bernadette. what is this good news that we have? >> well, i didn't find

conflict zone and i'm sure he heard the same readout that i did and you had a meeting with president hu on ski on the 26th. yes we had a meeting the day after of the phone call on the 26 in the morning before heading out to the conflicts or any of these concerning our minutes that some witnesses have raised about the call raised in the meeting with president no the only the very bare bones readout that i had received that was also that how it was discussed in the meeting with present selenski so to the extent there's been assertions that . president selenski was concerned about demands president trump had made i don't recall that you don't recall that i do not recall the words i don't recall i mean turn that around and say he was very positive about the phone call ok i don't recall him saying anything about demands but he was very upbeat about the fact of the call and there was no discussion on the part of president lansky on how to navigate the various. i don't recall that you know concerns that people of articulated about the call and i don't remember that and mr zeldin asked you in t

watching young and pregnant, a lot of excitement we are finding out baby daddies, then this, i am like hu . and if no one is looking for truth, they -- people who are republicans that i want to keep president the president, people who are democrats want him out, everyone should stay home in the bathtub playing candy crush. kennedy: a better use of time. >> it is. kennedy: only thing i perked up when jim jordan, as i discussed with jillian, he said you were not there, you done meets that guy, you didn't do that you never filed this and did not do that. >> nope, nope, yep, nope. kennedy.>> i would hate to somey maybe be losing my job because of 134-g tha some things that oe said another person say. >> i kind of overheard a would on speaker that was kind of but next to some guy's ear, but that is. >> -- i can tell you as trial lawyer, the same proceeding happened in court, it would be about a 40 minute hearing. >> objection, sustained, just like, that court have rules, i know rules of hearsay and ever don't apply here but they should, that is how we get reliable evidence. >> problem with int

relations with turkey had of talks with president hu on that the white house meeting is a bit to overcome mounting differences between the 2 nato allies including techies offensive in syria and their purchase of a russian missile defense system ankara has also opposed a recent vote by the u.s. house of representatives recognizing a mass killing millions at the end of world war one as genocide that's bringing out a serious senior political analyst joins me here in the studio so how important is this meeting between the 2 on a trunk for each of them. but of the importance of course president trump is now living under the shadows of the impeachment which probably going to go on for months that these 3 months or so so that's difficult to exercise much. foreign policy especially in cases where it's more or less for him settled such as reaching a deal over the question of how to expand turkish influence or forces in north syria and so on so forth but i think for president or the one it is probably more important. first because it is a smaller less powerful country because it's important for tur

. >> you thought of them as a hu team.ho >> the three of them became inseparable. hr >> one ended up missing. >> nobody's heard from her. nobody knows where she is.y' >> something's wroong. something's bad wrong. hi >> where was skylar. someone was hiding something. >> it was the fbi. they were serious. >> twitter, instagram, facebook. you just see things. ridiculously out of control. >>> a click >> a clique of mean girls. were they mean enough to kill? >> it was such a shocking and scandalous kind of case. >> this was diabolical. >> evil comes in all shapes and sizes. >>> hello and welcome to "dateline". for skylar's parent, their daughter what all they could have hoped for. friends and happy at her job. their world turned upside down when their only child seemed to vanish without a trace. at first police thought she ran away, but hints on social media would point to a more sinister reason forni her disappearance. here is andrew au canning with "something wicked." >> in the gentle rolling hills of northern west virginia, in a sweet college town in the heart of coa

hu wheers he said in his closed door testimony.id about the quid pro quo, that was my clear understanding, assistance money would not come until the president committed to pursue the investigation. >> taylor is the witness afraid of because he comes with such deep credibility from the military, the state department, people on both sides of the aisle. this is a guy who's been honorable, forthright, and tells the truth no matter what the interests are. if that kind of integrity reading well on camera, the republicans will have a real problem. >> he also comes with receipts in the form of the text messages and electronic record here. and just to read a couple of these, bill taylor wrote to gordon sondland. sondland respond, call me and taylor in a different text message said i think it's crazy to withhold assistance. it's different when he ee sitting in front of congress and when it's televised to the national people. why do you think it's important? >> i think he pieces together a couple of didn't parts of this. first of all, as the

all eyes are now on hus house republicans as they decide who to call for next week's open hearings.ackie: chad thank you. >> joining me now, former federal prosecutor, andrew trukowski, let's start with today's events to recap. bolton a no show. that was expected, your thoughts to what it will take to get him there? >> certainly sounds like he is more open than previously heard if he gets a court order that essentially says he has to be involved. i think that will take a opinion from the court he would have to be subpoenaed, i think this is a valid legislative purpose. jackie: same with mulvaney? >> i think so. now we have not seen is the use of the executive privilege. in an impeachment setting has not been tested in recent years, something i am not sure how the courts will rifle through. in terms of whether a subpoena on its face, not considers privilege issue, i think that subpoenas will have power. jackie: also release of transcript. that are coming out slowly by surely. so far today george kent. parts of it released, a lot of finger-pointing at rudy guliani. and he sought legal

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a gofundme page raised over $42,000 for hus hutchinson.ing you about, called no safe spaces, sounding the alarm about the fight for free speech on campus. >> you are not listening. >> i want your job to be taken from you. >> a protest has turned violent at california berkley. >> go away, go away. >> this is creating an atmosphere of fear and repression and it's going to bust. >> makes it difficult for you to learn from other people. >> the hate is diversity of thought. heather: fox nation tommy laren was at the premier last night. she joins us from the red carpet. good morning. thank you for joining us. >> happy to be here. heather: what was the overall response that you were hearing last night? >> you know, the great thing is that i spoke to people on the left and the right and those who were comics who quite frankly are maybe right down the middle or not political at all and they all said the same thing. we must learn to defend the first amendment. we must learn to defend freedom of speech and expression because really if we don't have t

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the victim identified by his family's 41 year-old hu dan was kill early wednesday morning as he walked near the intersection of foxworthy anrubino san jose police say that he was found on the curve just after 4 in the morning on weesday. offered no details on exactly what happened his family though begato set up a memorial. they say they have no idea why he would have been therat that hour of the morning or where you might have been going. >>nobody that he walk and get their acts and dual there's no ea know i was even here. no idea on no idea. >>wheldon's death marks the 53th traffic fatalities so far this year in san jose and the neighbors we spoke with say e. theyl be walking for a more defense or walng more defensively in that area from now on. >>earlier this year there was a study take a look at reveals the most dangerous intersections in san jose you can read them on the right hand side of the screen that shows where these accidents have happened over 5 year period between 20 13 in 2017. >>there were nearly 8 1000 intersection crashes a 103 people were killed. you can find a full

>>mendonsa sas october's power shut-offs didn't have a hu impact on california's overall economy butays small businessetook big hits. >>particular general we could not have. yosend a busy part of the season. >>the state does offer grants to help those shops in need to really need is peopleo shop. this weeken the state will begin sharing the voices of those small businesses all ovr social media in sacramento, ashley zavala kron 4 ws. >>enty of holiday fun to be d a great america today all shore yeah because everything switching gears now from thanksgiving to the winter christmas holidays, we've got califoia's great america a decked out for kron four's will tran out there. >>showing us what it's like th morning as well though i mean will turn out well. >>i told you last hour i was some of e biggest characters ouide of snoopy and charlie brown. we will talk to brad in just a few moments, but you can see right behind us. this a theater where you can skate indoors or least watch snoopy and charlie brown and the resof the game. state a little bit later today as winter fest kicks off at 5 o'cl

states is going to invade iraq and worry about huge casualties by us, let's find a way to stop the huse have ambassadors to all those countries? why do have a state department? if we still have to figure out why we're going to war with iraq, don't we a problem right there? i'm totally against this war. i read the resolution. the provision is clear. he can do anything he wants under the provision you agreed to. it's an absolute blank check. over the past two decades i've had the honor not only of a front row seat to history but have a voice in the national political conversation. i never thought i'd still be saying this the night after the election, but this race is still too close to call. it was only last week and a few trips to the u.s. supreme court but this country will have a new president-elect. one week has passed since terrorist attacks destroyed the world trade center and damaged the pentagon. and hope for finding survivors in the rubble is fading fast. welcome to this special edition of "hardball." it's 2:30 in the morning baghdad time right now and we're in the fifth day of

the victim identified by his family is 41 year-old hued in he was killed early wednesday morning whileing near the intersection of foxworthy and rubino san jose police say that he was found on the curb at 04:00am on wednesday. but they haven't given us any otheretails in the investition. his death marks the 53th traffic fatality so far this year in san jose. and the 7th so far in november alone. san jose officials say these crashes in tragedies like this are very serious to them and they're trying to get to the bottom of stopping at the department of transportation has a statement and here's in part when it read safety is our top priority. and our revised vision 0 action plan set to go to the council in january details new approaches that we would like to pursue in our effort to eliminate traffic fatalities. earlier this year. a study revealed the most dangerous intersections in san jose and here. you can take a look and read through any of these intersections on the right if you're familiar with them. the report focuses on a 5 year period between 2013 2017. and during that time. there

it was obama, under hu's presidency the russians invaded. if you want to impeach, you need to retroactively impeach obama. this will move to the senate. let's hope republicans for once in their life grow a spine. read your law. you wrote it. read your law. the so-called whistle-blower is not a whistle-blower under your law. the so-called whistle-blower is not covered by the statute that you wrote. the phone call between president trump and president zelensky is not covered by the statute you wrote. president trump is not covered by the statute you wrote, and the so-called whistle-blower is not anonymous under the statute, is he? so, the president's lawyers will finally get a shot at the whistle-blower, who never wrote this complaint. they will get to ask him paired they will get to say, i know his name. i'm not allowed to say. i know all about him. it's time that sham comes to an end. the president gets to confront the person who has challenged him. now, here are some of the questions for mr. whistle-blower. who was involved in writing the c

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is not actually offering an awei,native, like 5g for hu do the countries hold back or work in ways, like and the u.k. are now wrestling with, for ways to work with chinese companies? we assume, by now, that mainline china would be going in a different direction, in terms of opening up, and that is now happening globally. this question of where is china headed? is this the china that we were expecting to show up? that is the debate here. >> what is your view on the state of dealmaking in china now? >> based on our numbers, activity has come down a big notch this year. mostly in terms of the fund rates as well as the amount of investment. on our measure, it comes down anywhere between half to one third. -- stillll climate is most of the deals got done. , unicorns are still able to raise a lot of capital. a it shows you there is flight to a quality. but there is still a lot of early stage innovation happening. a lot of stuff happening in 5g, internet of things, health care is still very hot. >> has the venture capital industry reached a bottom, though, or can it continue to slow even furthe

he's just a regular deer hu deer-dunting, dine -- hunting, hoof going.et's start with you. your show there made a little news. this week the episode hasn't aired but we did get to see a clip of pete buttigieg making some news. here it is. >> you accept the notion right now that it's warren against the field? someone's trying to become the alternative to warren right now? >> yeah, i think it's shaping up that way. >> so the former vice president of the united states, in your mind, at this point, is already gone? >> i would say this, either he is the unstoppable front-runner and we can all go home, or he's not. anybody who's in this race is here on the assumption that he's not. >> he's sort of walked those comments back a little today, but i agree with him. i think it's warren against the field and he is a front-runner. >> he went on to say, it's a two-person race, which he probably shouldn't be seeing out loud. on the other hand, i think he's right. what we saw in iowa this week, he is having a moment there. he had a terrific speech last night. and not on