cameras coming up there's also individuals in the john childs the man is. he was murdered. by the british police without any apology and his staff follows straight after the what they call the seven seven bombings in london that was in two thousand and five. and his death is kind of like evidence of the the disaster of intelligence being built as of i mean in a panicked way so this was the pieces were representing the destructive nature of reactionary reactive behavior by the authorities and you could say the same thing about the u.s. response to nine eleven as well reactive this. is ended in such a huge monumental the ongoing unfolding disaster that we're still in. the long terror ever meet a valid killing machine with a reported fifteen thousand civilians killed by american drones around the world i spoke to jim bricks in mexico about why he depicted a drone on an afghan rug the predator h.r.h. years ago i was interested. in on a comment. kind of really distancing the experience of war is something that struck me initially when i was a kid watching the gulf war and it was

. >> reporter: that's a woman who has triplets, twins and a single child. john remarried, too another woman also named jessica. >> he told me he had five kids and i was like oh, wow. i thought it through. i've always wanted a lot of kids. >> reporter: and that jessica, she already had a child of her own, too. so that made for seven children between two households. how did co-parenting. >> we now have a huge group that care and loh for these kids. >> reporter: it's rachal -- love for these kids. >> reporter: it's a challenge made much earlier given the couples only live a few miles from one another. they even take family vacations together. that said even with four loving parents, this takes a lot of work. >> we don't drive small vehicles. >> we all have kids in sports. >> the amount of food the children consume. >> reporter: and this is something no one would change. >> some people in the world don't have moms and dads. >> you have everybody to talk to if something is wrong. >> people have said to us better you than me and you just go yeah, it is. it is better m

mike, i want to start with you, there was a message, quote, there is no senate seat worth a child. >> john, first of all if i lived in alabama i wouldn't vote for roy moore and i think it's important that women like this come forward and they initially be believed so we can look into it. i would write in somebody else. i also wouldn't vote for the democrat. as someone who lives in virginia, i'd just probably help roy moore with voters in alabama. i think what's going on is people are seeing roy moore could win. i think the shift has happened, i think bannon is doing a successful job talking to the president about this race. if they win -- he wins that means the people of alabama is supporting him. i think that's what driving a lot of this. i think when people like me or rhyt mitch mcconnell say something bad about roy moore i think it increases his chances of win. >> it's not just you, ivanka trump said something about this as well. >> the president was rewarded with the the presidency last year after the hollywood access tape. i'm not surprised, i think it's sell selfish of roy moore. i'm

that's a choking hazard, john, okay? a child sees the puzzle, "oh, candy?" -- [ whistles ] chokes.ds. and i'm very protective over kids. >> how old are you? >> you know, it's so hard to say. [ laughter ] it's like, who knows? i'm kind of hovering in that bracket between 29 and 30 -- >> so 30. [ laughter ] >> okay. so what i have here is something for you know who -- mom. or really any cook on your list. these are nesting bowls, and as you can see, they quite literally nest. [ yawn ] yeah. >> i'm sorry. >> okay, what? >> i don't know, just, you know, a bunch of bowls? i'm bored. [ laughter ] [ talking over each other ] >> you know gifts are rough, right? >> you know holiday shopping can really break the bank. [ talking over each other ] >> it's so hard. we torture ourselves. >> that's why i always suggest making a gift as a fun alternative to buying one. [ talking over each other ] [ laughter ] >> at the end of the day it's a a subjective artform. and you have to -- >> the trick is to start early. [ talking over each other ] >> okay, we cannot talk at the same time, john. >> i was t

child. on facebook her father john explains the name and includes the wife's pick for a boy and girl and the nickname the kids gave the new baby. >> outside of this church there are 26 crosses each with the name of a victim. abc news southerland springs, texas. >>> president trump is in china today and he talked about a great relationship and great chemistry he has with china's president. part of a diplomatic strategy to get the chinese president to use his leverage to help reduce the north korea nuclear crisis. the room was decorated in gold from floor to ceiling and the dinner was capped off with two days of path pathtory -- and. >>> police are looking for a man that shot a man in the face and left him to die in the street. police were called to the strawberry mansion section at 12:30 this morning. there they found a 23-year-old man suffering from a gunshot wound under his right eye and the man was pronounced dead a short time later. >>> a man was shot while he sat inside of a minivan at 8 and and hunting park section. and police were called to the report of gunshots at 5:00 this morning a

john lennon. and johnny logan stars close to kim and he goes house of music. this time. with johnny logan. and the. child with you and you're his man. and rock with cuts. the same. night gross. with john w. . with different languages we fight for different things that's fine but we all stick up for freedom freedom of speech and freedom of press. giving freedom of voice global news that matters d. w. made for minds. it's all about the moments that. it's all about the stuff inside. it's all about george chance to discover the world from different perspectives. join us and be inspired by distinctive instagram others. d.w. story topic each week on instagram. welcome to arts twenty one this week we have mercy ourselves in the world of dance of choreographer john you know i mire.

john ross. >> if he has a child at home sick and he needs to be home but he has to work. >> finding a legislativen is difficult. last spring they mandated sick leave for the employees and the companies with 15 workers. hogan vetoed it. >> it was a confusing and unfair bill. >> others disagreed. >> now facing a likely attempt to override the veto hogan is offering a new bill. >> under our compromise businesses with employees would be required to phase in the benefit in three years. >> the governor emergency bill sets the stage for an emergency battle. >> i think it's the regular issue. >> this is a big issue. like national harbor where there are service sector jobs. the governor moved. he wanted it to apply to businesses with 50 or more employees and now he is at 25. the democrats say he is playing pom ticks with the bill but he says that is what the democrats are doing so you can expect this to be the first big legislative issue in january. brad bell, abc7 news. nancy: the royal wedding has a royal date. prince harry and meghan markle will tie the knot at windsor castle. no w i'm sure it's quite

scott alexander read russ's him on twitter the john twenty case is the biggest show child of the century that's no justice no peace perhaps a little bit of hyperbole here but in terms of your rights to saying what you want to say even if it's unappealing to whatever ministration is this what is potentially at risk everything is cases salute and i think it's it's not hyperbole to say that this is one of the trials of the greatest constitutional magnitude we've seen certainly in many years when it comes to the right to protest the right peacefully to protest and whether police are going to get away with this sort of mass round up that we saw here and essentially intimidate people into silence i mean i've heard from many people tell me they're not as active in protest they're not as likely to go they're not as likely to want to stick out and they're scared because of what happened to them that day people are traumatized by this because when the police were there as as you heard the journalist say they were they were indiscriminate and so just being there put folks at risk and that's a dange

james clyburn has compared john conyers' accusers to the child murderer susan smith who initially claimed man had abducted her kids and clyburn saying that these are all white women who have made these charges against conyers. what do you make of that outrageous claim? >> laura. >> laura: who care what is color their skin is? >> color has nothing to do with it. they are trying to deflect the subject and to deflect the accusation. john conyers is one of those situations where there is salute proof that he did some of the things that he did. i mean, you take senator al franken, you have a picture. it shows that he did some of the things that he was accused of. now, you have got other situations where it's all accusations, speculation with no confirmation. we got confirmation with representative conyers. we got confirmation with al franken and we got confirmation with charlie rose. those have confirmation and they have even admitted it. but you have got a lot of others out there based on accusations and speculation but no confirmation. >> laura: what about this slush fund, herman, in the hou

now john and crystal were expecting their first child together in this tragedy just brought a bitter, bitter and to that. john is one of those guys that you don't meet very many of that kind of person. solid, you rely on them, and we need people like john and his family in this country. they are the salt that preserves us. >> martha: there's a gofundme page. i know people are listening and they just want to help. how did they do that? >> we set up a gofundme page. it's at go fund me.com and it has an extension of something like john holcomb family till my funeral expenses. john has nine, eight or nine people to perry and his family all at once. not only is he staggering under the emotional reality of what has happened, but now he's got to come up with funeral expenses, so we are trying to raise $72,000 to help john with those tragic expenses. >> martha: a good friend and a time of need and we will all keep his family in our thoughts and prayers, and it almost sounds cliche to say that after all of the shootings that we watch, but it is something that everyone can do, and we do that an

she is there, her child is very young, and she and john are mulling whether they should split and shees this equation between the seismic shifts outside of the window of their hotel room and what is going on between them. and we, as family members, my parents, we had no idea. they have always been john and joan, one word. charlie: they read everything each other wrote. >> john edited that piece. she wrote it. i am thinking of getting divorced and leaving my husband -- how do you like that? did you think that paragraph was good? i don't know. i am not so sure. charlie: unbelievable. >> it is incredible. i love that. charlie: when she found out she was going to have quintana and got a call from the hospital. >> yeah, it was like a call out of the blue. i think they were not really thinking about that whole lot. they wanted to have a child. they could not have a child. one of their friends knew the gynecologist at the hospital and this guy called and said, we have this baby. st. john's hospital, and they got in the car right away and went and picked the baby up and drove home on the 405,

may provide a memorial headstone or marker for a veteran's dependent child or surviving spouse if their remains are john available. but this law contains an inconsistency. it can have a headstone after november 11, 1998 but can only provide for a dependent child who dice on and after december 22, 2006. it makes it difficult to administer this law. it has led to some confusion among the veterans and their families whether a particular family member is eligible for this benefit or not. these families are not just mourning but coping with the heartbreak of not properly laying their loved ones to rest because the remains have not been recovered. i'm concerned that it is possible that these families may not request a v.a. memorial headstone or marker. i hope that this bill will bring these families some peace by allowing v.a. to allow a permanent marker to ensure their loved ones will not be forgotten. h.r. 3656 would help avoid confusion by making the eligible dates is consistent for the surviving spouse and dependent children. this may seem like a small change. i know it will be very important to grieving

john rawlins, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >> the former radnor township board of commissioners president went back to court. phill phillip orr went to court on charges related to child pornography. he resigned from the board following his arrest in object. >>> we are following breaking news regarding congressman john conyers the 88-year-old is hospitalized amid sexual harassment charges against him and they expect to have an announcement outside of his home. after another woman came forward saying he propositioned her for sex. >> nancy pelosi became the latest leader calling for him to resign. and conyers denies all the alligation and has refused to step down. >>> matt lauer has now broken his silence a day after his abrupt firing from the "today" show on nbc. this morning he released a statement regarding his sorrow and regret about the sexual misconduct against him. he said some things untrue but enough truth to make me feel embarrassed and ashamed. is he looking at his own troubling flaws and proclaims that repairing the damage is his full-time job. >>> russel simmons is stepping away from his various companies following allegations of sexual misconduct. simmons

child molestation. >> is it that strategic, john heilman, or, hmm, more than a dozen women. let's put their pictures up. more than a dozen women have accused donald trump of sexual misconduct and if he starts to look as if he's casting judgment on a man accused of sexual misconduct by nine women, maybe one of those 13 women will tell their stories and maybe because the me too movement is sweeping across the nation, maybe someone will believe them this time. >> i that's too strategic, i have said this before on the show. i think donald trump is all about donald trump, all he cares about is himself. i don't think he's weighing moral consistency or ethic consistency. >> you don't think he's worried about tax reform? >> i think he's very worried about it. he wants to win, he wants to get that legislation passed, to get through a year and not have any major legislation accomplished would be devastating for him. he was afraid to go against roy moore because he thought he would lose again, now he's looking at the situation and thinking there's a chance that roy moore can win, and i

john adams: wrong for women's health. wrong for virginia. the feds filed child pornography charges in charles county.he i-team's scott mcfarlane broke the story. there's 200 local charges. he was hiv positive. the new charges increased his potential prison time and could spare victims from testifying. >>> this next story is so alarming, it took police five months to arrest a man accused bathroom of a children's gymnastics studio in montgomery county. >> now a lot of parents are speaking out after feeling uninformed and angry. >> i'm angry. i wasn't told. i got an e-mail and i'm going to investigate it further. i have three girls under the age of 8. >> you can understand why she's upset. police arrested the man who is another parent himself. just two weeks ago. this comes after police said he placed a running camera in the bathroom over five months ago. rankin, the mother of three girls who attends silver star gymnastics. why did it take so long to make the arrest? although they had to be thorough enough to deem probable cause, they needed time, i guess, to go through the data they were collecting. >>

john rando first heard the harpsichord on the radio when he was a child and was captivated. he belongs to a young aspiring generation of bar rock musicians his own sambal never mind plays music without sounding frumpy. the music industry is happy to see young people like john rando bringing classical music into the here and now a certain nonchalance makes for a good image genuine or not. west coast what a musician does is a microscopic part of our world it's almost invisible a drop in the ocean. going where you say it's a small or an essential detail them. knew but i don't really think it's that important to before. like his instrument. little like he's fallen out of time is he trying to escape modern reality. but. you know i don't think i'm afraid for modern day life. part of the musical present there may not be as those other instruments like the violin know the flute. but it has a very checkered history not only in a straight line. one of these days once almost forgot. everything else if you don't know the history behind something then you do see for yourself about its va

by 1958, he and dorothy had their second child, another in 1959 and john followed in 1961.since it was never publicized they had a graduate at the academy, the police department pulled him from the training program early and put him in undercover work. this is unusual because it's normal for them to go to patrol duty and climb the ranks. in 1964, he was transferred to headquarters in the narcotics ... many of whom are here today, either retired or serving as law enforcement, one of them being commander lazar. in 1975, he formed the northern california peace operation, known as the peace officers association to provide a voice to asian americans. he served as the first president from 1975 to 1976. there are close to 200 members. even in retirement, he served adds cochairman of the parade and spent most of his time sharing recordings. the history books have been written and herb's legacy will continue on. only one can imagine what the next 30 years will bring the stories to be told and life of devoted father, grandfather and soon to be great grandfather. my great uncle was a

environmental activist in honduras claimed that phone records prove birth of the child us was the target of a murder plot john coleman has more from mexico city. to cast his one international recognition for leading the length in people in honduras against the hydroelectric dam planned on their land by company desa. to attack a river that has life the has spirit i think it signifies life for me that's worth more than the pain of this. she was killed more than one hundred other activists since two thousand and ten what's become the deadliest country in the world for environment defenders really is not who was the case became emblematic of that violent a punitive and five international lawyers took it up now they have new phone record evidence on how killing. the murder of birds because sarah's was not a spontaneous act it is a result of careful planning in which top executives and company are linked. there are reports says that also use surveillance threats and contract killing to eliminate opposition from villages and activists to be i was project in a statement twelve zero at the company denied all wrongdoin

john hendren al-jazeera. bolivia's the only nation in the world war child labor is legal working age was lowered from port tainted ten years old in two thousand and fourteen the idea was to regulate and safeguard children but that legislation has been condemned at home and abroad and reports from santa cruz. there are so many child workers in bolivia selling on the streets of mixed heavy traffic or hidden in these markets that they've blend in with the practice appears almost normal. is one of those striving to ensure that child labor is not excepted does not become normal . if a child wants to work catching sugarcane like their parents when they grow up that's fine but they should have the opportunity to choose because they've had an education if they want to be an architect they could be an architect we shouldn't deny them the dream of being something else she's helped create spaces like this one like children working in the santa cruz markets come to study in play come to be children and the regional government with unicef backing is building schools in rural areas where most of believe years child labor is wo

. >> john, i'm going to ask you, a party that endorses and embraces child molesters, the words of davidhere, what did you make of this? was this the right move by the president? >> no. i was disappointed to see it today. i thought the president was striking the right balance require to this of just saying look, let the voters decide here. weighing in really there's not a lot of upside. i'm not sure that it's going to make the difference to put moore over the edge. but look, it's not the first time that a politician has made a fastian agreement here. democrats backed bill clinton during his rape accusation period because they felt it was important to have a democrat in the white house. so oftentimes politicians do make these deals, but i think the bigger challenge is smart strategists like dave are going to beat republicans over the head with roy moore, whether he gets elected or not in midterms, and that could cost seats. >> ariba, to bring you in, becausehere we had the president essentially saying roy moore denies the allegations, so he believes roy moore. you've got to hear roy moore

john mccain? >>> and trump siding with accused child molester roy moore, and attacking his opponent. he's soft on crime and immigration. so what is doug jones? is he an extreme liberal like the president says? the facts coming up. the ford yd sales event is here. i can guide you in. no, thanks , santa. i got this. santa: uh, it looks a little tight. perfect fit. santa needs an f-150. that's ford, america's best selling brand. hurry in today for 0% financing for 72 months across the full line up of ford cars, trucks and suvs. for a limited time, get an additional $1,000 cash back on top of 0% financing for 72 months. get these exclusive offers during the ford year end sales event. get these exclusive offers well, what are you doing o take care otomorrow -10am? but... staff meeting. 3:45? tai chi. 6:30? sam's baseball practice. you are busy. wouldn't it be great if you had investments that worked as hard as you do? yeah. introducing essential portfolios the automated investing solution. voting along party lines to pass their tax bill. this means that bill is now headed to the senate fl

even in this child friendly space fourteen year old john fields far from safe. rather than speak she draws. for a girl who lost both parents and three of her siblings in the fight against isis it's a way to express her sorrow. her eight year old brother whose physical scars are as apparent as his psychological ones says as john has never been the same since the airstrike that destroyed their family her. every day when she goes to sleep she says in her sleep they're coming the missiles are coming workers with the aid organization world vision say john whose leg was badly injured in that strike is like many other children here they have all suffered so much their sense of belonging is lost. this house not far from the syrian border is the safe haven that tens of thousands of other syrian children wish they have. a place to learn and play away from the airstrikes and bombs this is the way to orphanage it's houses sixty children whose parents have been killed by bashar assad's regime and its military are lies. it's run by the foundation a syrian ngo which tries to a

. >>> mean while, if you want to check our your child's school health problem, go to our website, or mobile app right now. >>> as john shuma reports, a fourth person was killed in the same neighborhood in a month. >> reporter: police swarmed a tampa neighborhood after reports of gunfire. they found the body of ronald felton in the street. police believe felton was shot from behind in another unprovoked attack. >> we need to catch this killer before we have to notify one more family that one of their loved ones is dead. >> reporter: felton's death follows three others in the seminole heights community last month. anthony bowa was shot dead, ten days earlier, benjamin mitchell was shot, and less than a block from there, police found monica hoffa's body in a vacant lot. >> i want you to go into your house and find out if your gun is still there. >> reporter: since the murders, officers have saturated the area, going door-to-door, looking for clues that could lead to an arrest. residents are on edge. >> i'm in total, utter shock. someone downtown just steps away from my business, but more importantly, it's a senseless, s

and fun pitching solidly the allegations, calls him a child molester and at the same time since i don't know whether to believe the accusers of john conyers because i don't know who they are and they are and we need an ethics investigation. defend that. anton, defend that. >> what i can tell you is representative conyers said earlier today after the interview he will step down as ranking member of the judiciary committee, representative pelosi has said i don't think anyone is offending anyone. trade to anton, anton. hold on. ron did need an ethics panel to make a decision about how he felt right or wrong about roy moore. why do they need about franken and conyers? >> i don't think anyone is saying there's a need for an ethics piano. >> nancy pelosi said in a sound bite. we've got a deal in facts. nancy pelosi was the one who said we needed an ethics panel and we can decide yes or no. are you willing to say ron has said ray more should go one of the president is making a mistake here. if nancy pelosi making a mistake by sending by john conyers, yes or no? >> had to leave. he made a mistake and i'm not going to run away from the fac

john -- 50 years. god almighty, i was a mere child. i think i was in third grade, i don't remember for sure. t you know the infamous hanoi hilton. you know -- as you know and you've heard time and again and john knows and still bears the scars of the brutal beatings and the damage done to him. after about eight months, you also know about the offer of release. i have had the opportunity as vice president to sit on the stage of the president and confer a number of medals of honor. i'm sure it's occurred, but i cannot think of anyone that i'm aware of -- i'm sure it's occurred -- who, given the opportunity, after knowing -- not having to guess, knowing what it meant to stay in that prison. not having to be threatened and wonder what was coming, knowing what would happen. given the opportunity to leave, no matter what the code was, imagine. i want you to think about it. imagine it in real terms. again, not having to wonder what he would face by refusing to leave. knowing the excruciating pain and isolation. and he stayed. he stayed. that man, he spent almost five more years in that hellhole of c

pediatrician, and for ed gillespie to say i would tolerate anyone hurting a child is despicable. m mark herring, candidate for attorney general, johnadams do to women's health? adams argued before the supreme court to give employers control over your access to birth control. adams also supports giving employers the power to block access to affordable contraception for 1.6 million virginia women. and adams opposes abortion even in cases of rape, or incest. john adams: wrong for women's health. wrong for virginia. z2kqoz z16fz y2kqoy y16fy >>> this week we're taking a closer look at our digital addictions and how they impact our lives. >> that's right. you may your kids are spending on video games. >> susan hogan has a look at why you might want to hold off on pulling the plug. >> well, it's a little bit of play and learn at the same time. instead of constantly telling our child to put their tablet down, get in the game with them and use it as a way to power up communication. 7-year-old brinn davis would like to teach her mom how to play her video game. >> so she can play a game with me and we can have lots of fun. >> she's on to som

john. this will be the second child for teigen and legend. congratulations to them and big sister luna.ing feast is picture perfect. in case you overcook your turkey, here's something to list your spirits. jimmy asked biggest thanksgiving fail. check it out. >> she said two years ago my aunt forgot the turkey and my cousin forgot the dirt so thanksgiving was potatoes. he says you should have used the pie pan. look at this photo. oops. my grandpa was making mashed potatoes. she staired right at me and after she put them back in and said don't you tell a soul. >> i guess what happens in the kitchen stays in the kitchen. >> that's funny. >> i'm just imagining that. it grosses me out. >> all of it. >>> in honor of thifanksgiving, police officers are hanning out turkeys instead of tickets. >> instead of giving you a ticket, what i want to do is give you a turkey for thankiv >> will that be all right? >> oh, bless your heart. >> okay. god bless you so much. >> thank you so much. >> just slow it down and be kaft. >> thank you. >> we're cutting you a break. >> oh my gosh. oh my gosh. god bless

memories, the magic out to day on to university of penn alumni john legend and christie teigen revealing with the help of theirecting childer. >> baby. >> that many fans speculating that the couple is having a baby boy after christie teigen dropped a hint, saying a little boy is next. for sure. finally thanksgiving is a time for reunions with friend but fans, are not only won excited so is your pup # blur dogs started trending after one user jen lewis shared a photo of her puppy jumping for joy as she made it home for the holidays. the love continues with another user sharing this photo with the caption quote love a dog. another showing her adorable guy saying he was so excited he didn't know what to do i there of caption from lindsey showcasing her very excited dog, writing that the feeling was 100 percent mutual. i love it. happy thanksgiving to you. that is your hot minute i'm be x from today's 96.5. >> right back at you. >>> folks are out and about tonight. good night to be out and about traveling where you have to go >> big night to be safe on the roads. the night before thanksgiving tend to be a little crazy out the

johns, thank you very much. >>> to alabama now where in the president's view an accused child molester who totally denies it is. caitlin collins joins us from montgomery, alabama. the president did not have to weigh in on this. we were wondering when he would. this is not even a guy he endorsed. he endorsed his opponent and now he is fully, clearly behind roy moore. >> yeah, he broke with republican leadership here, poppy by voicing his support for roy moore. this contentious candidate in this senate race when yesterday he was leaving the white house for his vacation in palm beach. he not only criticized doug jones his democratic opponent in this race. he seemed to accept roy moore's denials of the many, many sexual assault allegations made against him. listen to what the president had to say. >> we don't need a liberal person in there. a democrat jones. i looked at his record. it's terrible on crime, terrible on the border and terrible in the military. >> mr. president, is an accused child molester better than a democrat? is an accused child molester -- >> look, he denies it. if you look at what is really goi

. >> reporter: philadelphia homicide captain john ryan says that this is another sad story of a child getting access to an unsecured gun in this case, authorities now say little lawson shot himself in the head when he found a loaded gun in the basement closet. the two-year old was rush to einstein medical center by his father yesterday just after 2:00 in the afternoon. forty minutes later he was pronounced dead. police began processing the home on godfrey avenue but questions arose when authorities could not find gun in the home. >> it was recovered from last night after processing the crime scene in the crash container outside of the residents just outside. >> reporter: authorities say someone moved the gun from inside the home and believe they did still because it wasn't a legal registered firearm. >> the gun was, cheltenham 2014/15 rather. >> reporter: so far no charges have been filed in, this case, police say in part because in one in the home has said who brought the gun there authorities had to send that gun out for forensic testing and say when those tests come back and they a

say i would tolerate anyone hurting a child is despicable. m mark herring, candidate for attorney general, and i sponsored this ad. female narrator: what would john adams do to women's health? adams argued before the supreme court to give employers control over your access to birth control. adams also supports giving employers the power to block access to affordable contraception for 1.6 million virginia women. and adams opposes abortion even in cases of rape, or incest. john adams: wrong for women's health. wrong for virginia. >>> new at 6:00, someone vandalized a ghost bike to remember a motorist killed. the vandalism touched a nerve. >> scott broom is in florida near northwest washington. he's got reaction. >>reporter: here it is, what remains, chained to this light post at florida and first northwest. a ghost bike memorial bent up, taken apart, somebody stole the seat. >> it's disrespectful. >> the bike is a memorial the 74-year-old artist and dc resident dan killed trying to get across florida avenue with a collision with a pickup truck in may. people loved dan. he took up biking and stood in . ghost bikes are cop on -- ghost it's to remind

. >> we will see if the host in the child do that were asked to do so. as always, johnbolton, happy thanksgiving weekend. good to see you. >> you too. >> is starting hollywood, dozens of women accusing music executive harvey weinstein as misconduct. but has since gone much further.how much allegations washington is handling. alright, off you go. casual fridays at buckingham palace? surprising. what's not surprising? how much money nathan saved by switching to geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. >> and was happening in new york, hollywood and washington dc. more sexual harassment claims continued to dominate attention on capitol hill. right now there is an investigation into democratic michigan congressman, john conyers on the right. he happens to be the longest-serving member of the house. the guy in the left, minnesota senator al franken. he is issuing another apology that some say fall short of admitting any guilt. we are live in washington with the very latest on these cases. hello molly. >> hi eric. al franken says he needs to regain the t

john delaney democrat representing ohio. congressman ryan talked about democrats taking the lead on policy change. here is a portion of tonight's events. child in ohio has less of a chance of survival than a baby born in iran. and we have the republican party saying we are going to throw 20 more -- 20 more million people off of the health care. we're going to under mayor and -- we're going to undermine the program that provides health care. this is not right. this is why we are here. this is why we have come together. this is the job before us. the democratic party has got to be the party that builds the new system. we half to be the party that builds the new system. [applause] ohio congressman tim ryan talked at the kennedy clinton dinner. he was one of the keynote speakers along with john delaney. watch the entire event tonight at 8:00 on c-span. newsmakers is a democratic congressman who joins us from arizona or he is home for thanksgiving. he is the senior most democrat on the natural resource committee. congressman, thank you for being our guest. >> thank you. >> let me introduce the reporters asking questions. billy, you are up first.

child at the church in texas. familyrs and hundreds of and friends as well as strangers attended sunday service. texas senator john cornyn spoke to reporters afterwards. pomeroy andt pastor his wife, having lost their 14-year-old daughter, and to hear his inspirational words, i was standing in front of the church, comforting others. and he lost his 14-year-old daughter. it is remarkable. urged: pastor pomeroy those gathered to choose life rather than darkness. a memorial will be built on the site. morning in manila. police with water cannons and batons, dispersed protesters on the final stop of president trump's trip. he will hold a formal meeting .ith rodrigo duterte human rights groups have condemned his crackdown on drugs. more republican senators are calling on roy moore to drop out of the senate race. he is accused of a sexual encounter with a 14-year-old girl when he was 42. >> we will probably never know for sure exactly what happened, but from my point of view, you know, i have to say, i think the accusations have more credibility than the denial. kellye: a colleague of moore says it was then teenagers. he

say i would tolerate anyone hurting a child is despicable. m mark herring, candidate for attorney general, and i sponsored this ad. female narrator: what would john adams do to women's health? adams argued before the supreme court to give employers control over your access to birth control. adams also supports giving employers the power to block access to affordable contraception for 1.6 million virginia women. and adams opposes abortion even in cases of rape, or incest. g for virginia. >>> you may notice things are getting tighter around here, crews are narrowing the lanes which carries route 54 to the bay bridge. they're trying to car carve out room. adam tuss gives us an up close look at the work. >> well, this is a transportation story that's really about doing more with what you already have. what the state of maryland already has is the severyn river bridge. they're going to expand the lanes. there's six going in both directions. it will be expanded to seven. let's toss it up to chopper 4. you can get a better perspective of what the bridge looks like f out of bridge and narrow the lanes. once they do that, it should give them extra room to

for ed gillespie to say i would tolerate anyone hurting a child is despicable. eral, and i sponsored this ad. female narrator: what would john court to give employers control over your access to birth control. adams also supports giving employers the power to block access to affordable contraception for 1.6 million virginia women. and adams opposes abortion even in cases of rape, or incest. john adams: wrong for women's health. wrong for virginia. >>> tell me about your relationship with your daughter. >> that's my favorite topic. well, i had kiki when i was 18 years old of when the nurse placed her on my breast, i looked down at her and i said, you're going to be my best friend forever! >> is that normal, the best friend forever thing? >> we don't like to normal around here. >> dave: welcome back! welcome back to jimmy kimmel live. i'm your guest host dave grohl here with kristen bell. you're getting the band back together, huh? >> yeah. it was so fast. it came out three months after we shot it. we promoted it. and then she had a baby and we did it all again. we added our moms. it is a really fun experience. i love them so

say i would tolerate anyone hurting a child is despicable. m mark herring, candidate for attorney general, and i sponsored this ad. female narrator: what would john adams do to women's health? adams argued before the supreme court to give employers control over your access to birth control. adams also supports giving employers the power to block access to affordable contraception for 1.6 million virginia women. and adams opposes abortion even in cases of rape, or incest. john adams: wrong for women's health. wrong for virginia. independent press says they're false. fear mongering. absurd. and was an army doctor for eight years. in richmond, dr. northam helped pass longer sentences for gang members and mandatory life sentences for violent sexual predators. ralph northam: i'm ralph northam, candidate for governor, and i sponsored this ad because i'm a pediatrician, and for ed gillespie to say i would tolerate anyone hurting a child is despicable. . >>> you're watching "news 4 today." >>> almost ten minutes after the hour. the fairfax county police chief is standing by his officers this morning. it comes after a cell phone video showing a man's arre

john smart. or. i'm a mother like two billion other mothers around the world i have one wish the best for my child. but in a society in which breastfeeding is often frowned upon and god's will for me to abound with profits is more important than my babies will be how do i know how to make the right decisions mostly busy listening to you know all these parenting blogs are the key attritional to consider and i should talk with him. starting december ninth on d w. hijacking the news. where i go drama the news is being hijacked journalism itself has become a scripted reality show it's not just good versus evil us versus them black and white. in countries like russia china turkey people are told it sets up and if you're a journalist there and you try to get beyond that you are facing scare tactics intimidation. and i wonder is that where we're headed as well. my responsibility as a journalist is to get beyond the smoke and mirrors it's not just about being fair and balanced or being neutral. it's about being true. when he was born god and i work in you know. this is the.

say i would tolerate anyone hurting a child is despicable. m mark herring, candidate for attorney general, and i sponsored this ad. female narrator: what would john adams do to women's health? adams argued before the supreme court to give employers control over your access to birth control. adams also supports giving employers the power to block access to affordable contraception for and adams opposes abortion even in cases of rape, or incest. john adams: wrong for women's health. wrong for virginia. next week amazon will launch a service allowing delivery drivers to come into your home. that is not sitting well with some people. a morning poll finds 68% of respondents aren't comfortable with this service and more than half say the idea of allowing drivers access to their homes makes them very uncomfortable. the delivery service is optional and it will be on camera. so you can watch it happen in real-time. amazon says it's meant to stop thieves from stealing packages off your front porch. >>> it's also launched black friday store. toys to electronics now through black friday. there will be deals of the day as well. amazon.com/black friday. >>> ko

child why didn't i. at this. with limited oxygen the motor can't function but the men are prepared. you know. him. sure. just. because of the. skill. after me. and i. shouldn't. be john's out one joint of. the carburetor is changed the tactic worked. that. was out. the door is stuck. the men don't want to risk stalling so co one continued on foot. with. joining us. on their. plan well there must i just. i hope. well ok. after an hour they've reached their objective the kizil are to pass one of only two crossing points between kyrgyzstan and tragic is down. most drivers would avoid risking this passage. of tear gas to. be strong enough but they're out of. luck i can't walk left alone. so. it's minus thirty degrees and the customs officers are too cold to leave their offices. and co on finally make it to tag the stop. at this point their lives are at the mercy of the truck's old brakes. on this. watch for example but. all i do is admit to simplistic here that was done by the judge in the in the good of a woman pilot warming. fish. mission. after two days. fine. we make it to the desert that leads to monaco the city of. them. in tajikistan lenin still holds a place of ana

and be reversed and then senator marco rubio talking about the child tax credit, and he wants it fully refundable and the wildcard, senator john not sure whether he will sign off on it, and we will see how the process goes and any kind of bipartisanship, which is something he's looking at. >> joining us to discuss this, bill nelson of florida. senator thank you for being with us. looks like republicans cleared a major hurdle and got it through committee, and looks like some of the senators that were wavering moved to a yes vote on the tax plan. do you assume at this point the bill will pass the senate? >> no, because i think that there are three or four republican senators in play, and i think one of those is susan collins. >> i want to talk about susan collins right now, because let me just read you the headline in the "tampa bay times," and it says bill nelson could ina inadvertently help the tax bill, and they are saying that because of funding high-risk pools, and she says she might get a vote on that she might be able to vote on the tax plan. >> susan and i have been working the way you are supposed to in a bipartisan man

as a child, i grew up needing food, so when you see those needs, you connect with it instantly. >> reporter: she and her husband, johnife international will be distributing items through their food pantry. >> we're always looking for some meat, you know, folks need some meat. we also need canned items. vegetables are always good. >> reporter: they hope by giving a meal they can also give hope. >> besides having a decent meal i'm hoping a better life for them and their children. that's important. >> reporter: in pennsauken, anita oh. >> happy thanksgiving and go birds. >> reporter: cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> all right. and the mummers are also giving away hundreds of turkeys this weekend as well. they delivered the turkeys and other thanksgiving dinner trimmings to the philadelphia veterans comfort house today. "eyewitness news" on baltimore avenue in west philly. mummers from 36 different clubs collected the donations at the mummers museum. now, this will go a long way in helping to feed 150 veterans on the night before thanksgiving. >> it's awesome just to know they did it last year at the same time right before tha