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, and give somebody, give the voters something to sink their teeth into, the way that carlie phi or ina, donald trump and other candidates have done. >> bob cusack, is there of, in all of your reporting, and your history and presidential politics, can you honestly sit here among this esteemed group examine tell us about any possibility, who will be the president of the united states in november of 2016, and if you can't, tell us what is different with this landscape? >> i can't even tell you who is going to be the republican nominee. what you are seeing with the outsiders and the donald trump effect specifically that everyone thought would last a week or two and now we're in the fall, jeb bush is still in single digits, but i think one way that he could do better is to change his last name to reagan. that the only way i see him coming up. i don't know who is going to win the republican nomination. i'm not sure who is going to win the democratic nomination, joe biden is a possibility. he is more viable than he used to be. hillary clinton numbers going down. predictable. a lot of people t

you can be sure that someone else can puncture a hole ina hole in that and write a book or two in response. i had this feeling some of his defensiveness that i think a lot of people have. i started workingi started working at the louisiana humanities center where we began to do programming prior to the storms of the people had a better grasp, especially as they went to the polls of what they were getting into when they decided what was going to come next. now, really sense, i think, 2010 they're has been a narrative of the new new orleans, a nebulous, positive glow about a city that is somehow much better than it was, that has reformed its infrastructure, attractive toinfrastructure, attractive to investment and young people and technology and certainly to tourists command many parts are true, but when the 2013 super bowl came into focus and i could see it, there was a feeling thata feeling that this knew new orleans would have a crowning achievement moment that the rest of the nation would arrive and see just how strong we were. unfortunately, there were many, many parts of the city they

even though there's not much is ina the clouds are going to hang out for quite some time tomorrow. right now, light sprinkles near towards patterson and ridgewood and that little ban is moving towards the city, but there's not much out there in terms of rain, but there could be a shower or two possible this evening. just a light one and the temperatures will start to fall. you'll really feel it by later tonight if you're up late, but definitely tomorrvw. bi change. make sure you've got your jackets tomorrow and long sleeves. it will be comfortable at 64. sunday, sunshine, 55 and back up to 60 on monday. that's the forecast. have a good weekend. >> big decisions looming for the mets this offseason and the first involving daniel murphy. coming up, the m s make their postseason star an offer he may refuse. we'll explain why. plus, could this be the weekend jason pierre-paul finally sut okay, so everyone is saying, "hurry! you gotta get fios" but why? well, right now for a limited time, you can get a great deal from fios. the 100% fiber optic network. only fios has the fastest internet

that 42- thousand plus but i think the football team, being the fact they were 9 and 0, people were ina good mood and when they're in a good mood they like to help. it might be the sinlgle most promotional event that i've ever seen in our sport. at the end of the day the ipact was huge - there i go a little donald trump. elias: amazing dan gable: haha elias: even from the weather, the biggest thing that would have killed that. it wouldn't have been the fans or teams being ready it would have been the weather. did it surprise you how nice it was for november? dan gable: you know i almost felt like coach brands, myself and everyone else who were involed really had someone looking out for them. you know, it was perfect you know it came through, it happened. jordan: tomorrow night the conversation continues with dan gable as he looks at the upcoming cy- hawk matchup and what the 17th ranked clyclones need to do to get back on track with their wrestling program. stephanie/sx3s jack/sx3s we'll be right back... you're et to visit local 5 on the web. we are iowa dot com is your home for the lat

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. >> i really want to go to ina. it's somewhere that i've always wanted to go, so i hope i'll get to go there one day and use it. [ speaking chinese ] >> chinese is a journey. experts say it's probably twice as hard to master as spanish or french. but that's not stopping many american students. the number of us learning mandarin has increased tenfold in recent years. zai jian. >> if you want to know how much a hummingbird weighs, check your pockets. a hummingbird weighs about what a penny weighs -- less than one tenth of an ounce. but they are hungry little creatures. everyday, they consume more than their weight in nectar. for us, that's like eating more than 33 large pizzas in a day. >> they are three little letters, but they can spell the difference between life and death -- cpr. stand for.edical emergencies happen. that's why knowing what to do is so important. >> what is "cpr?" >> cpr stands for cardiopulmonary resuscitation and that's a really big term that basically means cardio -- heart; pulmonary -- lungs, r

. >> reporter: there are indications that those countries who are inside the even ina-- inside the vienna meeting room, those who are involved or have the capacity of influencing those who are fighting have an interest in seeing a safe is vote taking place >>> people killed in israel in west back. a palestinian allegedly opened fire from a car near a settlement in the west bank killing 18-year-old and an israeli. a palestinian fighter was also killed, but it's not clear whether he was shot by the gunman or security forces. chinese security forces have killed 28 people it described as terrorists. it follows a massive man hunt over two months. it took place in the western region, home to a vast muslim community. the local government says those killed belonged to the group behind an attack on the coal mine in september. police in east china have buffeted the country's largest underground banking system. illegal funds of nearly 46 billion dollars was transferred overseas using nonresident accounts. people have been arrested. more from beijing >> reporter: this is where the honest folk come to

a chilly 36 in the poconos 42 read ago long the coast ina sea isle city 47. 40 in beach haivb the sustained wind speeds anywhere from 5 miles an hour in trenton to 16 miles an hour both philadelphia and lancaster and they're coming in at a northwesterly direction that helps to pump in colder air across the region so when you factor in the wind chill across the area it feels like 40 currently in philadelphia. and here's satellite 6 and action radar area of low pressure is starting to push offshore partly cloudy now turning clear as we go throughout the rest of overnight hours and in fact high pressure over the ohio valley will continue to work its way east ward in time for the start of our workweek and short workweek for some because of thanksgiving. call from accuweather tonight, clear, brink, colder, 27 in suburbs for the overnight low and 34 in philadelphia and future tracker 6 showing you it's all about the numbers. 6:00 in the morning numbers along the 95 corridor are one degree above the freezing mark here in philadelphia. degrees early tomorrow morning. 0 allentown and 5 poconos that'

businesses are ina rears to the system. if someone works 25 days a month, they declare 15 days worth of contributions. >> reporter: penalizing citizens could push further down the road of bankruptcys and unemployment >>> two nephews of the venezuela president have been indicted in the united states on drugs charges. the suspects were arrested in haiti and appeared briefly in court in new york on thursday. they are accused of conspireing to smuggle cocaine into the u.s. >> reporter: this is the four-page indictment that the men face and they're accused of trying to import ah kilograms or more of cocaine into the united states. the key words there, or more, because some reports suggest it was as much as 800 kilograms. this is what we're told was a sting operation, that the men were invited to a hotel in tuesday. they were met by the authorities who handed them over to drug enforcement agency from the united states. the men were put on a private plane and flown to new york on tuesday night. during that flight they confirmed th

i gave my dad a gopro while he was inas vegas.im how to use it and he didn't know the point of the effing thing. >> that is the worst vegas video yet. that's one of the things that happens in vegas that should stay there. >> it's funny. >> that's >>> this morning on "world news now" world's most wanted. the police raids and intense search for anyone responsible for the paris terror attacks. new developments in the manhunt. >>> and new this half hour, details emerging about the 27-year-old mastermind. >> from isis headquarters to the french capital. what investigators are uncovering about the young man's plans to terrorize paris. >> political firestorm. the presidential candidates and dozens of governors fighting to stop any influx of syrian refugees. president obama's response. >> and later in "the skinny"", charlie sheen's diagnosis. his very personal healt disclosure going public and what we learned about his condition. it's tuesday, november 17th. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >> we do say good morning to you on

activist ina local phoenix. i had a wonderful time this weekend. i have heard infringed and encouragement several times -- infringement several times. why is it that i never hear necessary for the security of a freeze state? thank you. you want me to take a stab at it? >> there is no doubt that as part of the second amendment. and there is no doubt the second amendment was written to keep us secure as a free state. and that one of the problems the founding fathers saw was the federal government running away .rom people's rights and today's context, we are looking more at fighting it as an individual right battles, and not rejecting free states. we are relying on two key cases, the heller case and the mcdonald case, that talked about you having the right to hold a firearm to protect yourself. it did not talk about protecting your free state. when we look at attacking gun laws that are screwing up our gun rights, they are aimed at us as individuals. not hear a lot about it because in the context of the modern debate in the current battle, it is not t

. >> reporter: powers who met in vi ina last month agreed onna a u.n. led democratic proceeds. the parties should sit down for talks to clear the way for elections, but the players have first to agree on a list of government members and opposition representatives who will be allowed to take part in those talks. >> reporter: the end to the war cannot come fast for those effected. the warring sides don't recognise each other and there is no agreement on the president bashar al-assad. there's more fighting as each try to make the upper ground >>> canada says it's forming a committee to help resettle thousands of syrian refugees by the end of the year. the newly elected liberal fifty says it will soon discuss the process with jordan, lebanon and turkey. canada is looking to take in 25 thousand syrians and says the selection process begun. $75 million dollars will be supported to the u.n. australian police and security have regained control of a controversial immigration detention center which holds people due to be deported. police flew into christmas island to restore order after

it was ina record. notice where we start the day. 46. the normle think time of year. the other thing about it is, we have not cooled off. look at the consider reb reading no. still in the 50's now. ushering in very warm moist air over the top but going to the last a few more hour. boy, if you have been out this evening, know how mild it has been. there is actually snow showing up with that. there is some shower activity once we start getting closer to dawn. the cold front starts sagging the way southward. as we look at the overnight hours. 5:00 in the morning. not much going on. by 8:00, scattered showers in the early morning and the early away. the temperatures start out warm tomorrow. they sort of slide downhill all day. we talk about the timeline of that cooldown, when it may warm backp again as well as another chance of rain. j.c.? j.c.: several people are without power in braintree tonight after this mess. four poles top listening over. that area of washington street is closed tonight as the crews try to rear to that power. police don't know what caused the poles

oil prices remain depressed. 1.42%.ina, down long story short, you cannot find the chairman. they have not been able to contact the chairman since last wednesday, so at the moment, junan is looking at two changes in staff. i leave it there. back to you. rishad: the u.s. president joined asian trade partners from southeast asia for the last summit before the region because an official economic bloc. there was plenty of talk on trade. in malaysia, we're joined from kuala lumpur. this is the sixth meeting andeen president obama razak. sophie: when it comes to the tpp, he said this was certainly the highest standard trade agreement given that it enforces itict standards and how ensures that penalties and consequences are seen through. it remains to be seen if all 12 theers want to push through trade pact into legislation. he says he has to go back to congress and make sure he sells it to the u.s. as well. rishad: tell me about this proposed partnership in the spotlight. china is attending to this and make sure that this is a way to counterbalance what the u.s. is attending to do

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that 42- thousand plus but i think the football team, being the fact they were 9 and 0, people were ina good mood and when they're in a good mood they like to help. it might be the sinlgle most promotional event that i've ever seen in our sport. at the end of the day the ipact was huge - there i go a elias: amazing dan gable: haha elias: weather, the biggest thing that would have killed that. it wouldn't have been the fans or teams being ready it would have been the weather. did it surprise you how nice it was for november? dan gable: you know i almost felt like coach brands, myself and everyone else who were involed really had someone looking out for them. you know, it was perfect you know it came through, it happened. elias: meteorologist sam schrier joins us again with a look at your forecast. sam weather adlib: today we are looking at a cloudy but fairly warm day considering we're almost to the end of november! it looks like we'll stay dry through most of the morning, but as we head into the afternoon a few spotty showers will start popping up across the state, and we should steadil

standard ina global ,erms of the major countries that is something that is easy to build two. is it a rule of thumb that there is always somebody out there that can leap ahead of them and gain access? reid: it is so difficult that it can take a long time and is hideously expensive. what is likely to happen because of paris? maybe utopia, dystopia. a utopia is a collective agreement about what is the way that we should share our intelligence. they have a lot to stop evil violence against civilians. or dystopia. to break -- it could be a number of them. there are some of ways it could be wrong. everywhere.s that i was say that there is a lot of for what may be going on. it is something that we generally value in the west and is a right that is important. >> there are interesting startups. it is a way you can share a single intelligence from multiple sources without having massive breaches of privacy that can get you some of the desired outcomes. that single share intelligence and do so in a fashion that meets enough of the privacy norms and prevents -- charlie: silicon valley an

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his brother ina him a was reportedly up with of the suicide bombers. >> this is not the first time we'veamily members commit terror acts together. >> in the saint-denis raid, the woman who blew herself up police approached believed to be the cousin of abdelhamid abaaoud ab, the ringleader in the paris attacks. family tied in terror. also seen with the abdeslam brothers. they detonated the suicide bomb outside this cafe during friday's attacks. as he died, his brother fled. now europe's most wanted man. they share a family name, a life history and radical believes. >> a lot of our cases revolved around family members looking together pop ojust look at recent history. >> earlier this year in the charlie hebdo attack, brothers spearheaded the massacre. the boston marathon bombing, home grown terrorists and brothers, johar and tameli tamelin sarnaev. >> they' eel support each other sometimes even when they're not ied lonlicily sold on what you're believing in. they're following you, not an ideology. >> alani left his family in england to join isis. one year later, his cyster, once popular hi

ina lot of us expected september, saying there was an average chance of a rate rise. all the conditions were there that you would naturally expect in the market was preparing itself. there was a lot of volatility in august that made them wait . now we are reasonably confident that it will be in december, and broadly speaking, it balanced a world economy. , andis evident in the u.s. that is evident in terms of formation into new jobs. all that is in a positive trend. the geopolitical piece -- it is always difficult to model that. there are obvious knock on effects -- we saw egypt with travel related stocks and luxury goods -- it is a short-term response. see a continued series of these events, that may change consumer assets in developed markets, but more often than not, what you saw in london last night tells you something about how it galvanizes people, saying that we must respond. was close to an ira bomb in the 1990's, we carried on. you don't let the terrorists win. francine: are you surprised by the fact that there was nervousness in the market for a couple hours

truth, that may be a long-term problem because the ina are significant minority the islamic world.ajority. by far the including those in russia. his actions have i think antagonize a lot of sunnis and that may involve as the russians along the way. charlie: you mean the people at the saudi's and the emirate? robert: i think you are also seeing a true isis. charlie: you so much for joining us. rebecca moment. ♪ charlie: former british foreign secretary kansas now. what is your responsibility as president of the international across 22nity? david: u.s. cities read that we resettle refugees u.s.. the bulk of our staff and volunteers are in war zones. where their record number of refugees. organizationtarian taking people across borders looking for some security. area area bute also the wars like an innocent amalia. causedevents in paris problems in terms of the little debate? at least one of them had come across as a refugee. yes it has cost of a but don't fall for that allegation yet. passport is not shown to be a fake and we don't yet know that any of them were closing of refugees.

that 42- thousand plus but i think the football team, being the fact they were 9 and 0, people were ina good mood and when they're in a good mood they like to help. it might be the sinlgle most promotional event that i've ever seen in our sport. at the end of the day the ipact was huge - there i go a little donald trump. elias: amazing dan gable: haha elias: even from the weather, the biggest thing that would have killed that. it wouldn't have been the fans or teams being ready it would have been the weather. did it surprise you how nice it was for november? dan gable: you know i almost felt myself and everyone else who were involed really had someone looking out for them. you know, it was perfect you know it came through, it happened. elias: we'll have more from my interview with gable tonight on local five news at ten... all: (reax) sabrina we have lots more good morning iowa ahead...but first here's abc's reena ninan and kendis gibson with america's money. america's money: good morning. topping "america's money"... new e-coli concerns. the cdc is linking an >>> hey there, good mornin

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with the economic turmoil that we've seen in ina, brian, so much uncertainty, big impact on dairy and other products. what's the situation today? >> sure, well, just take a look at our commodity markets. we've been in a big bear down trend now for nearly two years. a lot of that impact is, of course, the outlook for china's economic environment and the worrisome environment that exists there. yet, when we step back and look at it there's still strong in their use. gdp is 6.9, somewhere in there. ours is what, 2 here in the u.s.? there's still growth, and just a little reflection on that childbirth policy. i think that goes back into a little bit of a demographic outlook when you look at china. they're an aging society and aging community. they need to sustain their culture. they need to have, every woman needs to have 2.1 children. they're not there, so they recognize that. they're going to have a labor shortage in decades to come if they don't change their outlook, and that's what they're doing. >> alan, talking about exports overall. we were seeing some weak exports late summer, jus

making fun of himself, even pretending to live-tweet a sketch aiming his trademark inas a result sut s /* /- insults like loser and slob to his cast mates. while a preview of his policies in 2018 didn't exactly kill. >> you know what, i don't have to get specific, to me, it's works. it magic. >> reporter: his dance moves weren't an instant hit. ♪ you used to call me on the cell phone ♪ >> reporter: outside, protests over the gop front-runner hosting gig. one organization offering $5,000 to any audience member who would shout out criticism at trump. >> trump's a racist. >> reporter: guest larry david taking them up on it. >> what are you doing, larry? >> i heard if they yell they'll give me $5,000. i had to do it. >> as a businessman, i can fully respect that. >> reporter: deport racism later tweeting, larry david wins the $5,000 bounty. joke or not. it was true. trump won't get too much to enjoy the lobs. back to business today. on the campaign trail tomorrow. big debate on tuesday. so no far on ratings. we all know they're going to be huge. >> he'll take center stage again tuesday.

but primarily this artist named ina vena. he went through a sex change operation successfully. >> the first one? >> the first one. and -- in the '20s. and it's a love story about his relationship and his life and the process of undergoing that kind of transition. >> jimmy: you shot this movie when? >> february. meantime, all this tension came to the subject because primarily caitlyn jenner, then a movie from 1926 that's weirdly topical now. >> it's ironic in some ways that it's very relevant today. and also i have to say i'm really happy to be part of a movie that is, you know, a part of this -- pushing this conversation forward that we're having right now. it's exciting that we're ready to have it. but it also illuminates the fact that we have a long way to go in so many ways. and it's shocking but in 32 states right now, you can be fired from your job for being trans gender. >> jimmy: is that right? >> yeah. and it's legal. you have no legal recourse available to you. that's in 32 states. >> jimmy: and this happened 90 year

the thing is, it ignores basic civics that you may have a majority ina majority in the house and you may have a majority in the senate, but until you have vetoproof -- if you don't have the presidency, if you don't have vetoproof filibuster proof majorities you don't have that kind of control. and so these conservative voters feel like they were misled. we were promised we could get all this done command to them republican leaders obviously could get all these things done and have chosen not to. well, they did not choose not to, they couldn't. look at the rules come out place works. and that is, i think, primary source of all of this vitriol that you are seeing within the republican party as they think they got like to. the thing is, i think that they were exaggerating. hyperbole is part of politics. put us in office and we can do x, y, z, but they took it literally and feel betrayed by their leaders in the leaders exaggerated somewhat. but you could not do that unless you have filibuster vetoproof majority. you cannot do all of these things you guys desperately want to do. so, anoth

[knocking] maureen: more than 5,000 gunshot fired ina raid this morning that french officials said thwarted another terror attack. a big question tonight said whether the police raid killed the man believed to have been the ring leader of the friday attacks in paris. leon: this is as we learn of more floodshed in france. scott thuman is back from paris. he is tracking the development for us here tonight. scott, what is the latest? scott: well, the newest incident taking place just in the past few hours here. in marseiile. a jewish school teacher attacked in a stabbing by three men one of which was wearing a shirt with isis logo on it. the big headline, though, today is the raid. french investigators following up on several leads that brought them to the paris suburb near the soccer stadium. i just passed by there yesterday morning in the neighborhood that was hit. they engaged in a chaotic firefight lasting about an hour. two suspects are dead and seven others so far arrested. french prosecutor won't say if the supposed mastermind of the weekend's attacks abaaoud was there and killed. but s