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down but sales for hong she have jumped over six hundred percent when you look i'm proud to drive a hunk she it's better than driving a benz b.m.w. already after all this car represents our national brand the quality is also very good and very impressive to others and if you don't follow your passion. punk she maker f e w has plans to roll out more than a dozen new models by twenty twenty five including two luxury s.u.v.s and many electric models and autonomous car is being developed in partnership with tech giant by do. you watching t w news here's a reminder of the top stories we're following for you. french protesters have injected the government's concession on a controversial fuel tax rise saying it doesn't go far enough the government says it would suspend a plant fuel tax amid increasing violence demonstrations protesters say they will continue their action. and senior what you read only does are in sweden to join you and brokered peace talks with you gave a government it's the first real chance in years to end the conflict that's brought about the world's worst ongoing humanitari

beijing started to invest heavily in its domestic car industry would you look i'm proud to drive a hunk she it's better than driving a benz b.m.w. already after all this car represents our national brand the quality is also very good and very impressive to order and if you don't follow your passion. punk she maker f e w has plans to roll out more than a dozen new models by twenty twenty five including two luxury s.u.v.s and many electric models and autonomous car is being developed in partnership with tech giant by do. no european stocks are trading lower today taking their cue from both asian and u.s. markets both ending best actions in negative territory investors worry about the fate of a tariff truce between the united states and china because conflict in messages from the u.s. president on a strong dampened hopes of an easy resolution investors in the united states are also concerns about a fall in long term bond deals seen as a sign the american economy could be slowing down. and for more we cross over to our financial market correspondent christiane blitzer standing by for us at

. >> anthony: that's a big hunk of metal. >> nicolas: yeah. >> anthony: and who are these people?ve? or, no? they're just here lookin' at planes. >> nicolas: yes. it's popular to come here and you watch a couple of planes come and go. >> anthony: the whole family. >> nicolas: yep. ♪ >> anthony: buenos aires -- capital of argentina. second-largest country in south america. it's got a quirky, unique character all its own. [ dogs barking ] >> anthony: it looks like no other place and it feels unlike any other. ♪ >> nicolas: whoa. silence. >> anthony: yeah, right? it's very pretty here. i mean, it's really beautiful. i'm glad i came in the summer. it's -- when it's quiet. got, sort of, a mournful, sad, sweet quality that i like. fits with the architecture. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> anthony: where does everybody go? like, now, where is everybody? >> francis: the city's empty. the month of january everyone go for holidays. >> anthony: january and february are the hottest months here, middle of summer, and most porteños who can afford it get out of town to cooler climes. >> francis: they go to uruguay or

. >> reporter: hometown hunks. holiday high jinks.omance. >> i'm prince leopold. >> you're what? >> reporter: don't forget those hallmark channel holiday queens. actresses like lacy from "mean girls." laurie lochlan of "full house." >> something big is coming. >> what is it? >> that i can't tell you. >> you girls are friends in real life? >> oh, yeah. we're all super good friends. we're not competitive with one another, we're all rooting each other on. >> oh my gosh, it smells so good! >> reporter: the network's undisputed queen bee is candace cameron beret of "fuller house" name. >> i love being in these movies because they make people feel good. a lot of them have a very special meaning to people, and that's what keeps me coming back. >> action! >> there are so many wonderful christmas traditions. tonight we'll begin in a town of santa claus, indiana. >> reporter: we caught up with bure on a shoot for the hallmark special "christmas across america." in the hallmark universe, movies are a dime a dozen. the gift that keeps on giving.

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the president hunked down at the white house. his florida vacation canceled due to the shutdown.ying the economy's troubles on the federal reserve, tweet egg, "they don't have a feel for the market." with congress out of town until thursday, complaining about the shutdown stalemate, too. i am all alone -- poor me -- in the white house, waiting for the democrats to come back andake a deal on desperately needed border security. fighting back, democratic leaders blaming the economic worriesnnd the shutdown the president. "it's christmas eve and the presidt is plunging the country into chaos." as the wte house digs in for a fight that now seems likely to last until the n >> this is what washington looks like when you have a president that sort of refuses too along to get along. >> reporter: tonight, the shutdown fight hinges on howch he democrats are willing to spend on border security. the magic number may be beten $1.6 billion and the $5 billion the president originally asked for. back to you. >> garrett haake reporting. >>> stay with news 4 for ag continuing cov on the shutdown. w

he also happens to be one hunk of a man.( laughter ) -- tell me about swiss gun culture. >> we respect the guns because we have a mandatory service. every man who goes to the army, they get training and a rifle in case of invasion. >> which to be fair is a real threat since the last time switzerland was innovated was in 1798 before color was invented, so, of course, they have a militia. >> the culture is a little bit different compared to some other country. >> you're familiar that i'm american, right. you can just say these things to my face. >> i think the gun culture in america is getting out of hand is a joke. there should be common gun laws. >> that's not our strength. i can say it but you can't. >> okay. >> we have good old american gun freedom. do you know how good it is to get a gun in the u.s. go to wal-mart, give them the money, get a gun. >> crazy. want to use it, borrow it for the weekend. nice. >> not in switzerland, you can get a gun from your parents or grandfather but you still have to do the paperwork. >> ev

in twenty thirteen the hunks company was bought by warren buffett for twenty three billion dollars. it was the largest takeover in the history of the i.q. food industry. and. the arrival of the billionaire entrepreneur was not good news for heintz employees . see the phrase in the book it's the end of an era in lemming talk after more than one hundred years the heinz plant has sold at century old factory today hundreds of heinz employees are now out of a job. i met with some of the people who were laid off after the takeover. in leamington a town with a population of twenty eight thousand nearly one thousand people lost their jobs when the catch up giant decided to close its largest planted in north america. a year later half are still out employed that's the twenty year service award that you got x. yes i mean that's when a order very nice for the first round and then i got out of the stand there but that caused the fire here in leamington no one expected that a man whose fortune is estimated at seventy three billion dollars would close the factory couple things i've always heard w

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a big hunk of meet and three ribs.salt this and pepr it. sometimes what i like to do is put a grate in there, a rack in there. you're going to coat this, after you've put your salt and pepper on. >> you do both sides? >> just the top. you're going to get your oven preheelt preheated. you're going to let that in there for two hours and then turn theven off. instant read thermometer, once it's at 160 for medium, 145 for medium to medium rare. you let it come out and then it will rise a little bit. >>his is a sticky toffe pudding. put a little eggnog here. little eggnog. >> look atthat. >> and then, you have your toffee topping on top. >> that's next level. >> oh, man. >> what's going on there? >> that with the brand alexander milkshake would be amazing. >> this is what i wan to eat. this sort of steak and potatoes cocktail with family. >> this is really strong. >> that was my mom. >> love her. >> for these recipes, go to today.com/food. >>> coming up next holiday music to go with our holiday menu. pentatonix is here. in

and the ports prime minister viktor orban has accused the protesters of being violent agents of the hunk arion liberal philanthropist george soros but on friday demonstrators with discipline and diverse agenda and more when there's no one behind nothing strange nor strange will mention all soros or are you just normal people pensioners students housewife a sock sort of as a technique of honorable the government should take note that unions and parties and citizens and everybody else is demonstrating together and this is unprecedented but what's different about these protests is that this time for the first time. on both sides of the political spectrum you know it's it's in their criticism of victor government. hundred straight unions and now organizing the nationwide strike action the government hopes they will go home for christmas and forget robin first you will come out zero for the past still to come here on the news of a politically conservative voice for south korea how supporters of a disgraced former president a making themselves. also ahead barcelona on the boil again we'll tell

it is not going to produce much more than a few hunks of an inch of rain -- hundredthths of an inch -an inch of rain. there is the chance -- that is the afternoon commute. and then saturday morning -- kind of partly cloudy skies. maybe a sprinkle. and then saturday afternoon. and sunday is back here. sunday will be wet. forecast highs tomorrow like today. light breeze. that will help pull the fog back and then there is the 5- day forecast. and the 5-day forecast you can see we have heavier rain sunday and that is -- i think that is -- friday is legit. sunday -- friday will open the door so sunday's system can be further south and that will set us up with snow in the mountains and rain here. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. >>> coming up, the raiders may be playing their last game at the oakland coliseum against the denver broncos on christmas eve. mark davis may have other thoughts. >> tonight tune in to empire at 8:00 p.m. followed by star at 9:00 p.m. and stick around for the 10:00 p.m. and 11:00 p.m. news right here on ktvu. i am a family man. i am a techie dad. i believe the

try a titanic choucroute garnie a la alsacienne containing flintstone-size hunks of pork belly, poitrineike, veal and pork links. oh, yeah. this is a truly heroic, uh, choucroute. >> fred: oh, look at the beautiful work of linking these. >> anthony: it's awesome. this dish is the, uh, single best argument for sharing a border with germany. [ laughter ] and of course the finest wines known to humanity. >> fred: we got german wine. we got silvaner in pirate bottles. >> anthony: sweet. what am i drinking here? >> david: canadian riesling. this is norman hardy riesling from prince edward county, five hours from here. amazing wine. >> anthony: there's an allegory here somewhere. i'm reaching for it. something about fred and dave's reckless abandon, coupled with precision and technique. a hockey metaphor, perhaps? ah, the hell with it. ooh, look, sausages. if you have moderate to severe psoriasis or psoriatic arthritis, little things can be a big deal. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not an injection or a cream. it's a pill that treats differently. for psoriasis, 75% clearer skin is achie

she have jumped over six hundred percent when you look i'm proud to drive a hunk she it's better thandriving a benz be m.w. already after all if this car represents our national brand the quality is also very good and very impressive to ordered if you don't follow your passion. she maker f e w has plans to roll out more than a dozen new models by twenty twenty five including two luxury s.u.v.s and many electric models and autonomous car is being developed in partnership with tech giant by do. shareholders of japanese drug giant a kid up have approved the takeover of iris pharmaceuticals maker shire the deal is said to be worth around sixty billion dollars and would mark the biggest foreign takeover by a japanese company ever of a deal still needs to be approved by shire shareholders which are expected to wave it through later today then making takeda one of the ten largest drug companies in the world now for more on this let's bring in our correspondent there she joins me from singapore andrea this is the biggest foreign acquisition by a japanese company ever as we've heard what the u

commodity money company is a hunk of precious metal stamped to indicate how much it weighs. now, with prices set in coin, making change is much easier. there's no more having to fish a ham sandwich and three pork chops out of your folks pay for a goat. but gwens cause con -- coins cause confusion. going from weighing money to stamping coins, the very simple step, but it was couple of thousand years that went by before that step was ever taken, and there's a good reason -- good libertarian reason for that delay. nobody trusted anybody else to stamp those coins with the weight. when coins were invented, that distrust approved to be totally -- proofed to be totally well-found he. the first western coins were minted by the kingdom of lydia and what is now modern turkey and made of a gold-sill very alloy called electra. it is hard for anybody but a chemist and to there weren't any -- to tell how much gold is in a piece of electum versus silver. the king of turkey became -- in china, also had coinage and they had the weight of a bronze cash is it was called, was supposed to be gua

and the courts prime minister viktor orban has accused the protesters of being violent agents of the hunk arion liberal philanthropist george soros but on friday demonstrators with discipline and diverse agenda and movement is no one behind nothing strange nor strange movements in all soros or just normal people pensioners students housewives star a sock sort of as a technique or bottle the government should take note that unions and parties and citizens and everybody else is demonstrating together and this is unprecedented but what's different about these protests is that this time for the first time. on both sides of the political spectrum you know it's it's in their criticism of victor government. hundred straight unions and now organizing the nationwide strike action the government hopes they will go home for christmas and for their robin first year walker al-jazeera for the past. now it's called el gordo the fat one and it doesn't get much fatter than two point seven billion dollars in total prize money as spain held its annual christmas lottery approved a little too much for at leas

down but sales for one she have jumped over six hundred percent when you look i'm proud to drive a hunkshe it's better than driving a benz w. already after all if this car represents our national brand the quality is also very good and very impressive to watch it and if you don't follow your passion. maker f e w has plans to roll out more than a dozen new models by twenty twenty five including two luxury s.u.v.s and many electric models and autonomous car is being developed in partnership with tech giant by do. shareholders of japanese drug giant to kid up have approved the takeover of iris pharmaceuticals maker shire the deal is said to be worth around sixty billion dollars and would mark the biggest foreign takeover by a japanese company ever of a deal still needs to be approved by shire shareholders which are expected to wave it through later today then making takeda one of the ten largest drug companies in the world now for more on this let's bring in our correspondent there she joins me from singapore andrea this is the biggest foreign acquisition by a japanese company ever as we'v

hunk it, david? we've also seen this of a new governor at the reserve bank in india, not garnering that much favor. onshore.87 is the right, dollar-india, 71 and change, not a big deal. the other thing i want to point , one stock erasing earlier gains. i know that doesn't look like a lot. .t is a little bit more a short seller report is targeting the stock, saying shares are close to zero. that is all we know so far. this is a company, a holding company that has interests in personal hygiene products, disposable baby diapers, sanitary napkins. .25% on the back of a short seller saying shares are worth zilch. we will get you more details of that later on. let's get it over to paul allen in sydney for an update of our first word news. >> thanks. the former malaysian prime minister has been charged with tampering into an audit on the 1mdb fund. he is accused of altering the report to protect himself from legal action. he is the most senior one in db officer to be indicted. both men deny the charges, whi

we keep as donald trump would tell us later, a huge hunk of their money hostage in our banks.'t give it back to them. and we just have a deteriorating back story relationship.and of course the irony is its during the same time that ronald reagan sees opportunity with a different islamist group. the group that eventually we called al qaeda in afghanistan. because he's such a fierce anti-communist warrior, ronald reagan chooses to side with the islamic revolutionaries in afghanistan. provide them weapons. training.money. rather than say, islamism presents an interesting challenge, we don't treat it seriously.we embrace it in afghanistan because they are anti-soviet. they are anti-communist.that didn't turn out so well. i think the united states again to take more seriously the changing temperament of the middle east. you could make a case certainly by the late 1980s our expertise was going. we had people who could speak arabic more commonly. we had farsi speakers but we started and treated as a central problem in the u.s. formulations. so when 9/11 occurs in 2001 i think overwhe

we keep, , as donald trump would tell us later, a huge hunk of their money hostage in our banks. we don't give it back to them. we just have a deteriorating back story relationship with iran. and, of course, the irony is it to during the same time that ronald reagan sees opportunity with a different islamist group, a group that eventually we call al-qaeda in afghanistan. so because he's such a fierce anti-communist warrior, ronald reagan juices to side with the islamic revolutionaries and afghanistan, provides them weapons, training, money. so rather than say islamism presents interesting challenge, we don't treat it seriously. we embrace it in afghanistan because they are and the soviet, anti-communist. that didn't turn out so well. i think the united states begin to take more seriously the changing temperament of the middle east. you could make a case by the late 1980s expertise was growing. we are people who could speak arabic more commonly. we had farsi speakers we still didn't treat it as a central problem in u.s. foreign relations. when 9/11 occurs in 2001, i think overwhel

. >> reporter: hometown hunks, holiday hijinx -- >> merry christmas. >> reporter: and plenty of romanceopold of cordinia. >> reporter: and don't forget the holiday queens. >> something big is coming. >> what is it? >> that i can't tell you. >> oh, my gosh, it smells -- >> it smells so good. >> reporter: the network's undisputed queen bee is candace cameron bure of "fuller house" fame. >> i love being in these movies because they make people feel good. a lot of them have a very special meaning to people and that's what keeps me coming back. >> reporter: and while some might call them cheesy and they are definitely predictable, fans cannot get enough. >> this year we'll have produced 38 christmas movies. we start with the hallmark brand lens. emotional connections, traditions, celebrating the season. >> reporter: it's a winning formula. over the past five years, the hallmark holiday brand has skyrocketed. and it's not just women. men make up a good part of the hallmark holiday audience. >> hi. i love hallmark christmas movies. >> reporter: brandon gray and his friends daniel pandolph and

we will not only extinguish ourselves, but we will turn our beautiful, wonderful planet into a cold hunkd who wants for them a chance and an access to freedom and to justice and to opportunity. and to a beloved community. so it begins with you and me and that's what many of these speeches have meant so far. if you tap the power that is in you, the power of a self-contained life, the power of a peace of heaven that is implanted in your life, a peace of eternity. if you tap and live out of that gift of god, a gift from the universe to you, and join that power with the powers of people all around the world, and especially in our own nation, then you can become a citizen of the universe who knows that your gift of life is so marvelous and extraordinary that you want to use the means of truth and beauty and wonder rather than the means of hatred and fear. in the 21st century. we must develop nonviolent struggles. voting is okay. but the voting will not be of any value to the nation unless they are proceeded by nonviolent campaigns that help to turn the nation in the direction of the dignity o

baby is crying and crying and won't stop crying and once a cookie before dinner and you break off a hunknd give it to them and it shuts them up. do it. what happened to mexico paying for the wall? host: this is some of the reaction off of our twitter feed this morning. bill king saying for someone claiming he is the great want $5 billion for the wall and i am shutting down the government is not negotiating, it is demanding. off facebook, i would support the compromise of $3.6 billion for the wall. we had two members of the problem solvers caucus and one of the things they talked about was the wall and a compromise they could see and become trouble with. if you want to see that interview, go back to our website. this is mark off of twitter saying he does not support any compromise on a border wall. the president made it clear mexico with pay for it. get some commonsense immigration done. you can post about the idea of a compromise, if you would be ok with one. we set aside a line for those residents of order states to give their input. taylor, texas, is next. this is patricia. i said i wa