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wrapping up in austria ahead of sunday's presidential election, which is a candidate for the country's .ight-wing freedom party since 1945 the presidency has always gone to centrists. pollsters expect this to be a very close race. mark thompson has more. battle between left and right with both sides pulling punches. robert hoffer and his liberal opponents in the polls ahead of sunday's austrian election, in their last debate the pair clashed over the incoming u.s. president, tackling the country's finances and their respective stances on the european union. >> victory makes him the first far right leader in the european union. he narrowly won a runoff vote in maine but the result was scrapped. the debate ended with both men offering their hopes for the election. [speaking foreign language] reporter: the role of presidents in austria is ceremonious. -- is mostly ceremonial. anchor: the west african nation of gambia -- this after the countries oppositionommission candidate beat the longtime ruler with a margin of around 9% in the presidential vote. news of that victory brought jubilant crowds out o

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tuesday night's fighting was not as widespread here at the franklin mills mall in philadelphia, fieg ighting in t food court, similar to other incidents. four people arrested there. this week, police across the country are looking at what role social med disturbances. authorities say in some instances, posts on social media urged young people to go to the mall to witness a fight. >>> and college football's bowl season rolls on. there are four more bowls on the schedule today. last night, it was minnesota facing washington state in the holiday bowl. >> the gophers took the lead in the third quarter when the receiver caught the ball in the end zone after tipped by a washington state defender. minnesota tacked down another touchdown for good measure. they won 17-12, just a few days after ten players were suspended amid a sexual assault investigation. >>> and coming up, remembering carrie fisher with one of the most interesting interviews. >> her and her constant opinion giving a funny interview. that's next on "world news now." you don't want to miss it. >>> "world news now" >>> so carrie fishe

news, thank you for watchi >> announcer: right now, from milwaukee, this is today's tmj4, live at :00.ight nowt 6:00, an e-mail detailing a heated excng and its medical examiner. medical examiner petersen alleges he was threatened by sheriff clarke over a number of issues. >> shannon: ben jordan live at ooking through e-mails officeafe exposing thiar ofds >> reporter: theal medicaminer s take. in an e-mail from medical examiner dr. brian petersen to his supervisor, county executive phone conversation in which he claims to have been threatened and verbally pummeled by sheriff david clarke. the county executive's office is calling this disturbin >> it's obviously very upsetting to hear any kind of allegati about this kind of behavior. >> petersen says clarke had three issues with the me's office starting with a tweet. the e-mail reads, clarkeccused him of political act very much for tweeting about an inmate death. petersen says the information was shared like that of any other case. clarke's second issue was about the same ie death, frustrated tt the me's offe did t tell him when the autopsy

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we have tried to restore voting ,ights to former prisoners assault weapons to reduce the bloodshed onte level. we need to be fighting in congress. the level of function in congress not to appoint where i said -- i have to go and see if i can help dislodge the paralysis and impasse that has overtaken congress. i had some success in maryland working in a bipartisan way for real progress in our state. and the general assembly had passed more than 100 of the more that i introduced and than 90% of them had republican support. we need a universal background check for gun buyers. that is something supported by the overwhelming majority of gun owners in the country. it is not a second amendment problem. i am happy to talk about the second amendment with colleagues on the other side of the aisle. we can advance common sense middle way gun safety legislation without impairing anyone's second amendment rights to possess a gun for self-defense purposes or for hunting and recreation. issues one example of an where i hope to play a role in pushing thinks forward and getting beyond the stalemate tha

up.e: i want to follow may of this year, we saw it hit a low of 92. .ight now, 102.96 are we in overboughtone , a tightening cycle, and everybody else still easing. or at least not tightening just yet. the dollar strength itself is the equipment of an interest rate hike. it will have an effect on the economy sometime in 2017. higher long-term interest rates do have the same negative affect on the economy. that will lead to maybe a .e-think at the fed at least a consensus. yousef: is this the fed that is going to look at a re-think, the government under donald trump? they are not going to be in favor of a stronger dollar. it doesn't fit in with some of the economic indications. could there be a political intervention to put a backstop to the strength of the u.s. dollar? sane, we are overboard, we have to rain things in? : in 1985, the dollar went through the roof. we are not quite there yet. donald trump has been an advocate of higher interest rates. sometimes, because for what you wish for. i don't think he will be in favor of a much stronger dollar. on the other side of the trade, we are

know, for the last three decades, it's been sort of a internet is a tool for democracy, for civil ights, for freedom of speech, for freedom generally, and that as been true in a lot of situations. you look at the beginnings of the arab and judgment revolution social media allowed mass protests to flourish in public people to owed organize and talk to each other, but in the last six or seven we've seen enormous rise f popularism around the world of autocratic, auch racist genophobic leaders, not just russia, but western europe, asia, and one thing that seems to be clear across he world is leaders view the internet to whether intentionally or because their supporters are on them to target critics, harass journalists, to their own pob -- populous revolt. is a moment to look at the intern sxet say maybe this myth the internet is a tool for democracy isn't true. component powerful labeled broadly ake news, highly misleading, untrue stories put out by hyper sites that m news circulate widely on social media nd there doesn't seem to be a lot of control over how and why the stories get debunked

wednesday ight...mostly cloudy. lows around 18. west winds10 to 15 mph. the mid 20s. west winds 15 to 20 mph.thursday night...mostly cloudy. lows arnd 18. friday...partly sunny. highs in the lower 20s. some special kids in waukesha got a cha shopping spree -- not for themselves, but for their famil. family.4:24:24-34what did he help you pick out?this, and a pencil and a coloring book and a hat and a cookbook.what did we get for your dad?a packer hat hat meijer in waukesha hosted "shop with a hero".kids were paried with police officers, e-m-t's and firefighters... and went around meijer to pick out christmas presents for themselves and their familiy. the kids were excited to shop with their heroes... but police say it's all about 4:14:37-45none of us back here really think that we're heroes... really this is about the community, partnership, this is gettg together and doing something that's right for the holiday season season 3 30 kids were able to take part in 'shop with a hero'. 3 3 free breakfast!!ok, do i have your attention? looking ahead this morning... west alli

ight. >>> hello everyone. welcome to justice. thanks for being with us tonight. we have a big show on tap with all of the latest on the trump transition team developments including the russians, did they interfere with our presidential election? first, my opening statement. look, it's time to take sides. the election is over. you're either with us or against us, that is with the united states or against the united states. we have a new president elect. his name is donald j. trump. move over hil lary, jill and al of your losers still crying in your grande double shot skinny lattes. there was a time in this country when we united behind the flag in celebration of america's new president, our new leader. we all did so in 2008 when barack obama was elected. we had high hopes for a united country irrespective of our politics. it's time for the left, assuming they are capable showing the same dignity and class for the 45th president-elect. but no, this week the president himself, barack obama announces his intention to investigate whether russia interfered with the pre

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ight that's a problem but we need to realize it's not a character flaw.it's a chemical >> let me tell you, jeremy, i want to thank you very much. your work, and what you're doing. up.secondly, for speaking you, in in essence, are a great profile in courage. we thank you very much for coming to clinton school. i thank clinton school alum chad williamson who was instrumental bringing you here. let's bring jeremy a round of applause. [applause] feelry to talk with him after the program. >> here at c-span, we continue comings and goings at trump tower in new york city. some of the folks who visited today, ezekiel emanuel, adviser to president obama, was on tap healthcare with president-elect trump. treasury's pick for stevenry, steven mnuchin, made an appearance. safra catz made an and katrina pierson boarded the trump tower elevators. here they are arriving for the meetings. [indiscernible] >> president-elect donald trump

ighting toward the u.s. is unusual by historical standards.t of the world is very, very cold. we have seen some companies do some big deals. really quiet. in 2017 that will change. that havehe majors assets out there in the marketplace, those deals will happen in 2017. there is a lot to look at. rishaad: thank you, great to talk to you. will be finding out why franklin templeton says egypt and the united arab emirates will outperform other middle east stock markets. ♪ rishaad: welcome back to "bloomberg markets: middle east come go live on bloomberg television and radio. imf shot salamat in hong kong. yousef: and i am yousef gamal el-din in dubai. the middle east stock market poised to perform the best in 2017. let's get more on the story. tell us what investors are seeing here. >> it is quite interesting. they are trying to figure out what they are working on next year. we have beenhing hearing for many investors located here. it is an interesting story because we see the prices, valuation is interesting. they are trading in line with emergin

funny actor who stars in the new comedy series "nightcap" that takes place behind the scenes of a late-ight talk show. what could that be like? >> we're so happy it to have you here. i can't tell you how hard it's been to get you on. okay, so any funny stories about the remake of "dirty dancing." >> actually-- >> no, we're not talking about "dirty dancing." >> we noticed on instagram you wear a lot of jewelry. is there a deborah jewelry line? >> no, we're not doing that. >> are you dating anyone? >> no. >> well, i am, i-- >> i know that you love him, but let's save that for "people" magazine, not "nightcap with jimmy." >> okay. >> stephen: please welcome ali wentworth! >> stephen: wow! ( cheers and applause ) >> it's russian circus music. >> stephen: nice to see you. >> nice to see you. >> stephen: not everybody does a little acrobat. >> it's in my blood. i'm carney people. no. >> stephen: are you really? >> no. >> stephen: i always wanted to be a carney? >> really. >> stephen: get that carney strong, kind of stringy, but super strong. >> yeah, i would like-- i just like to travel with my f

ight at q&a.ern on c-span's >> now the memorial service for u.s.nd astronaut john on december 8 at the age of 95. among those speaking at the vice president joe biden and john glenn's children, lynn and david. this is about two hours. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> please be seated. >> welcome to this celebration service.fe of many faiths and perspectives, brought together remember and glenn.the life of john in this service, we won't begin the depth and breadth he led but we'll try. we will try. this afternoon we'll also unfailing promises of god. e remember that god's love for us is stronger than death. we hold fast to that truth as we celebrate senator glen's life. our call join me in to worship. got spoke the first word of creation, there was love. breath we draw our last nd leave this world, love will be waiting for us. let us worship god. >> wanted to be part of it. rev. miracle: please join me in saying the words of the 23rd psalm as printed in your program. >> all: the lord is my shepherd, i shall not want. he maketh me to lie down in green pastures. he leadeth m

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ight after that killing, rudy giuliani, who was mayor at the was talking to ted coppell. my way is working. had the show "crime going down," and i'm thinking, your policies are worked. on have an unarmed dead man a porch, hit 19 times with 41 bullets shot at him. your policies are working. began to start thinking through the way policies work in order to begin to undermine african american access to their civil rights, began, the german nation of moment.age came in that and because that broken window theory of policing, which led to stop and frisk. frisk, so at the time, 0% of new york's population were made of black and latinos. of all ounted for 84% stops. handful of whites who were stopped accounted for twice many of the illegal drugs and legal weapons. if this was about law enforcement, you would turn your police force to look where illegal drugs and weapons were. instead, this was turned toward black and latino community, where the drugs and weapons were not. about t is what i mean the ways the policies work. what that did, led to hyper in those ation communities. th

past six weeks being strong, but yes overall with all of the supply of milk that's got to get turned ight we'll have a have the supplies and we just need that export market to continue. the cattle market? well this is interesting because it looks like we have a low in and there's some people there hoping that is the major low. because in years and six, we often get a cycle low. however cycle high came two years late, and beef production's going to be larger next year than it was this year. and a course like the corn market has wheat to deal with the cattle market has plentiful supplies of pork and poultry and they're going to economy can get a light underneath it, we will see beef demand improve because the consumer confidence will improve. but you think short term we put a low in? i think we put in a low in that needs to be hedged soon. going into 2017, what do we need to happen higher ? we need the economy to engine to be strong because we need domestic demand to improve. export demands improved as we end this year and export demand should improve a little bit next year. the dollar is a

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. -- ight biggest names according to a rule the fed governors approved on thursday. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. >> verizon is having second thoughts about the $4.8 billion acquisition of yahoo's core businesses. yvonne: that follows yahoo's revelation yesterday that as many as a billion user accounts were compromised, hacked. betty: we have more on this and verizon is now looking at two options right? >> yes. one to sweeten the deal to take it down from the $4.8 million price tag or they're thinking maybe they're just going to ax it all together because of what's happened. one billion hacks is nothing to sneeze at. the deal includes yahoo mail, flicker, the photography site tumbler as well as yahoo news. bloomberg gas light talking about how this could impact the deal saying that the markets the price would be lowered as much as $1 billion and that if it happens would make the hack the most expensive in internet history. so what's happening now? basically, two teams are w

. >> tell us about -- and you've now been up in new york, 111 ights at marriott. what is your -- describe your -- tell us about your interactions with trump. how does he consume media? what's he like behind the scenes? >> i've always believed that the more people that can get to know him, the better. he is unbelieveably caring and gracious. and you laugh, but you look at the people that have been around him at trump tower, organizations, 10, 20, 30 years. not just trump tower. he takes a very personal interest in people's lives. and i don't want to get into it but i will just say that he has done that with me as well, where he will call and check on you, el show concern, and i know the exterior sometimes is a tough guy that a successful businessman. but he has got a true concern about not just the people around him but when you're in meetings with him, potential cabinet secretaries, business leaders, his constant question is how do i get that done? he is so motivated to make things better and -- for this country. it is something that frankly escapes the narrative

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ight-year, 80,000-mile warranty to 101, that's hayward to foster city, that will be 15 minutes. mass transit is on time. check because we are on holiday schedules. i'll send it to you. >> all right, roqui. thank you. >>> trichell a estimates that more americans -- aaa estimates that more americans are traveling this holiday season than ever before. lisa chan is live at sfo where a very busy travel day could get more hectic with all this rain. lisa? >> reporter: that's right. good morning. so far there are no delays here at sfo. that's the good news. but six flights have been canceled. now, two of them were departing, one to los angeles, one to las vegas and four were arriving, two from palm springs, one from l.a. and one from las vegas. now, as you said, a record number of people will be on the roads today as they try to get to their holiday destinations. more than 6 million people are expected to fly but with gas prices low most are expected to drive. aaa says 93 million people will be on the roads this holiday season. at l.a.x. the country's second largest airport, 850 flights

ight. >> rose: if this train is leaving, i want on it. >> this is one, charlie, you cannot miss. the other point i would make is because its a learning system, the longer you way to get on the train, the further behind you will be, because that machine is learning every day and getting smarter and smarter and smarter. >> rose: smarter today than yesterday and not as smart as tomorrow. >> that's right. >> rose: you're saying you have to get on board now. >> yeah. ere you let the early adopters do it, wait till it's debugged and get on the train, because the train will be way out of the station and is accelerating because we're feeding it more data. so this is one where you want to be an early adopter, get on and you want the machine to learn in your domain, the earlier the better. >> rose: in the evolution from jeopardy to fighting cancer, what was necessary to go that distance. >> three to five years to get it done. the first thing is watson had to understand the language of healthcare and the language of cancer because it is different. >> rose: one thing watson had to do was und

tell you that for the closing reception, we will state and east rooms where we were for the the hall ight across from the ballroom. so i want to thank you for being for your kind words of sympathy, for your wonderful , for ion for our father the stories of your friendships, and most especially, for your prayers. there have been many remarks about dad's faith and the central role it played in his many of us, the only way to comprehend the loss friend or league is to place it in the framework mercy, plan and god's particularly during this year has named thencis year of mercy. but when we say that his faith as important to him, some may understand that to mean he was catholic, he went to church. dads, and really mom and dad's practice of faith meant us growing up as kathryn pointed out, we never missed sick, mass unless we were in which case, we'd better plan on staying in that bed for the whole day. [laughter] and that as a family, we drove was necessary to find what dad considered an liturgy.ate [laughter] our sundays in chicago were adventurous. rather than walking 10 minutes to the neigh

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ight now.mour is here with this morning garyorniy mcgrady. >> how about that? >> christmas two days in a ro>> htmw.asro >> it's my christmas gift to gio you now. >> are you going to stick around for awhile you g allisono can come up and say hello. hlo >> yes, of course.of cours >> i'll be up in awhile. awhil they don't let me come up u until like 5:15.:1 for good reason i'm pretty i much'm thinking. weather alerts there's nothing here in maryland or virginiar vi but you do haven't to go tooo far. right up into pennsylvania there's a f ireeznting raining n advisory and that extends upndsp into new york as well.ork as we. i say all this because becse obviously there's a lot of's a t traveling going on up and down i-95 today and in other areas, , too, so if you're leaving heree and perhaps going up towards t new york or towardsards pennsylvania, just keep thishi in mind. min i think they're probably doingby a really good job pretreatingea up there as well and from i'm seeing now temperatures respe