it should be joyful. >> you bring joy. thank you very much for being y >>> this is kpix5 news. >>> a vehicle with san jose uniforms stolen. a warning to any crooks playing dress up. >>> the deadly shooting in orinda. how many guns were in that house that day. >> the impeachment move from closed door to public testimony. this morning we're getting a better idea to when. it is 6:00 a.m. on sunday, november 3rd, 2019. >> i'm emily turner on fire watch this morning. police arrested a man for setting series of wildfires yesterday. ew

do it. >> joy: i'm joy hollingsworth.♪ >> anthony: while some corporate outfits are rushing to cash in on the new crop, the hollingsworth cannabis company is doing it in a slower, more personal way. solar-powered greenhouses, hand-trimmed buds and hand-packed bags ensure the freshest and highest quality of chronic. they're keeping it all in the family. raft runs the manufacturing and growing. joy does the processing and sales. auntie came out of retirement to assist with the oil cartridges. dad puts labels on the packaging and mom fills the ready-rolls and assists in quality control. as i will, and have, and will again. ♪ >> anthony: back in the city, mamnoon restaurant on melrose. >> anthony: have you been here before? >> raft: absolutely. this is a good spot. how you doing? >> anthony: i've been smoking some of your product, so uh, if i'm a little unfocused -- >> raft: before this you did? >> anthony: uh, what's that? >> raft: before this? [ laughter ] >> anthony: before this, yeah. >> raft: he said, "what, what, what,

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joy." very hour with mark sandy, the first official from the white house office of management and budget to defy the white house, testifying behind closed doors. but the biggest bombshell of the public hearing so far came from ambassador william taylor on wednesday. in his opening statement, taylor referenced new details that he learned after his first closed-door deposition of an unusual call that his aid, david holmes, overheard between president trump and ambassador gordon sondland at a restaurant in kiyv. they heard directly from holmes in a closed door statement and according to his statement, he overhand sondland tell trump that president zelensky -- and pollings for the cussing -- "loves your ass." he also asked directly about the investigations he wanted them to announce, into the bidens and the conspiracy theory that ukraine is the one who attacked our elections, not russia, on that call. and ambassador sondland replied, "he's going to do it," adding zelensky will do "anything you

or not >> thompson: and if it doesn't spark joy, what should i do with it?>> thompson: for the objects you edo , kondo has systems of organizing and storing, like her famous mof folding shirts in a compact way so they can stinand uprigh drawer. your books have been hugely popular. yo ou've sold milliothem. you have a tv show. i mean, people seem desperate for this. what do you think that's about? >): i think it is because there are really many people in the world who own many things, but their hearts are not fulfilled. and they are suffering from that. >> thompson: kondo says she's been interested in tidying and organizing sinfi she was just years old, inspired by her mother, who seemed to really joy doing housework. so, when did you realize that this could situally be a ess? >> ( translated ): this was when i was in the second yr of college. i always loved tidying up, so my hobby was to help my fries tidy up their houses. as i continued doinit, the rumor started going around that their houses would become neat if i visited. and from that point on, i started

you first met brad ryan and his grandma joy right here.ad a goal, to visit all our national parks. embarking on their first road trip to a national park in 2015. nnessee where grandma joy spent her first night in a tent, at 85. >> she had never camped a night in her life. we arrived at 1:00 a.m. in the rain, and she held the umbrella over my head while i put the tent together. the majority of her life has been spent in this tiny little town in ohio called duncan falls.ved il across 41 states. great sand dunes national park in colorado. >> we walked across the sandy landscape and up a sand dune and then she got down on the ground. and i said, what are you doing? wn. l fun. i think it just tapped into some sense of childhood wonder in her. >> you lived! have fun getting back up. >> reporter: he brought grandma joy to the grand canyon, yellowstone, joshua tree, glacier national park, and redwood national park. >> how do you feel when you look up at these trees? >> they make you feel very small. >> does it make you feel very young? >> not me.

joy."e nation, but it will be impossible to remember every single word of what can amount to hundreds of hours of broadcast. rather it is the moments, the famous few words that continue to capture our imagination and punctuate some of the most dramatic moments in american history. and it is time to bust out that popcorn because once again a public hearing is set to become must see tv. as house democrats go public with their impeachment inquiry into donald trump next week. and among the first to testify is someone who has been in the news a lot, ambassador bill taylor. the top u.s. diplomat in ukraine. like many of the actors in the trumpscandal, he was largely unknown until leaked texts showed a promise of a meeting to pressure ukraine to investigate a political rival, a aka extortion. taylor who pushed back texted, quote, i think it is crazy to withhold security assistance for help with a political campaign. taylor is now in a position to offer the most damning case against trump as indica

and they remind us that today we europeans are united in joy. so and so i'm going to find the chapel of reconciliation was built on the former death strip where the east german government demolished a church 4 years before the wall fell this chapel hosts regular ceremonies in honor of those who died during germany's years of division. is the in the on dimension i pay tribute to those who were killed near the wall because they sought freedom and i pay tribute to the 75000 people who were imprisoned because they attempted to flee east germany and i did november the 9th of november is a day of destiny a day of horrible but also joyful moments in history that reminds us that hate racism and anti-semitism must be fought and show us and. then a moment of solemn thoughts for the victims of a divided germany. so let's now take a closer look about night 30 years ago when they. began to crumble. the world must go what had seemed unimaginable became true on november 9th 1989. after 28 years a chink in the wall and suddenly immeasurable freedom. when i'm wi

what is the joy work fighting partners. and again is the national defense strategy states, the challenges we're going to face the future are going to be global challenges. judge of the pacific has brought just innovation, this going to require all the commands together to be able to handle this. i am convinced that in the future if we were to get into a conflict with the near peer competitor, were going to have to fight. thus a joy work fighting challenge. this would require other command supporters in our u.s. space command. our partnership with our allies over the last several years increases training opportunities with our allies and exercised with exercise and we do war games with our allies and we stood up a combined space operation set up and back to it just got to see spot. in the commode command into a combined command center. we are very close to payloads with allied partners like japan. britney hosted the load on the satellite we are doing hosted pay lights partnerships with norway as well. also a close relationsh

just pure joy. >> in her book, she writes about being maria van trapp in the i "sound of music."ook her to that treasured place, salzburg, austria. i went in search of her famous mountain. here's what we've heard. it's out of town. that you can't find it on any google map, so don't even bother trying. here we go. mud. it's okay. wow, is this it? is this the xactly as it was a half century ago. >> so i went to your mountain. i want to know how you did this. >> how i got up there? we actually went up the mountain in big, open cars, pulled by oxen. i would sit on top of all the camera equipment, and then they'd hoist me up, and up we'd go. >> back in 1965, julie andrews was doing battle with a helicopter that kept blowing up a tornado of wind. >> this giant helicopter came at me sideways with a very brave camera hanging out the side. every time he went around me the downdraft from the jets would fling me down into the grass. >> what a trip we had. >> didn't we? i loved that time. it was so great. >> and a new detail from the new book. the one lyric that still baffles her. >> you sti

meanwhile there's nothing but love between meghan mccain and joy behar.sten, y'all, don't believe everything you read. >> and by the way, tomorrow "the view" will celebrate 5,000 shows. so in honor of that we got meghan and joy to interview each other. it's an "e.t." exclusive. >> okay. this is the newbie versus the og quiz. this is kind of hard though. what's the hardest part of this job? >> getting a word in edge wise. >> i know you're angry. >> you bet i'm angry. >> how much do you want to strangle me sometimes? >> just when you talk about guns. and you know it. yes, you do. stop it. i listened to you. let me just finish. >> yep, part of your job is to listen to me. >> people like that we argue. they like that. they like conflict. if we agreed on everything how boring would that be? >> we don't agree on anything. >> so what's the hardest part of the job for you? >> getting booed is very hard. i'm still not used to it. i don't like when the audience does that. >> ah, well, we had somebody here who shall be nameless. the minute she was booed she left the

this week showing images sounds and historic footage of people back then of the mood of the of the joy also of the anxiousness that many people felt they show pictures of political leaders that were involved back then so these are on this play on on gigantic projections here on call for saddam as well as. at 6 other locations throughout the city now with me here is and they ask or smile or one of the witnesses of the wall coming down the borders open back then when we talk about this location the cool 1st and dumb as a as a showcase of a free market society of an abundance of what is there in terms of consumer goods what was the say it 1st thing that you bought with your $100.00 marks a walk in money the very 1st thing i had to buy was. in stuttgart not here because tens of november i travel to stuttgart and i had to buy a train ticket to my friends outside of stuttgart and it wasn't from my own money but because i came with no money in my pocket no hard currency and i went to the social station of the train station in stuttgart and they gave me $10.00 box to buy a train ticket and a c

nev♪ wish i was at jack, right their burgers are great. ♪ head to jack in the box and experience the joyth my $5.99 white cheddar cheeseburger combo. ♪ only at jack in the box! ♪ (grant) in salinas- family and friends want justice after a pregnant woman was stabbed to death on her way to work earlier this week. drew andre reports as this man- garrett scheff- appears in court for the crime. a large group (vicki) still ahead- he wears doc martins and a leather jacket to his doctors appointments. how a north bay man in his forties is dealing with alzheimers... and trying to make a world where his young son's don't have the same reality. (grant) november is alzheimer's awareness month... and national family care-giver's month.(vicki) right now, nearly six million people in the u-s are living with the disease... and by the year 20-50... that figure is expected to be around á14 million.(grant) tonight, we head to santa rosa to meet the van cleave family. they're sharing their tragic story to help raise awareness... and hopefully... money to find a cure. they're also here to remind people... wi

let me tell you, joy.rson on that stage get asked a question about what they were doing in the late 1990s and the early 2000s to reform the system because i was there on the inside pulling up my sleeves to do the work that was necessary. and it's all right for people to be on a debate stage in 2019 talking about what they're going to do. but i can talk about what i actually did. and, yes, i decided. i chose a career that, yes, was going up the rough side of the mountain. i admit that. but i know also what we were able to accomplish and there is still so much more to do. and that's one of the reasons i'm running. >> i want to also get in a question to you about health care. we did a whole thing yesterday talking about the medicare for all pitches. you are another candidate who is for medicare for all. oh, no. can you hear me? have we lost the senator? have we lost her? have we lost you? oh. well, i guess we have lost the senator again. i apologize to senator harris. we had some bugaboos in the system this m

tonight, sir patrick stewart, from "dolemite is my name," da'vine joy randolph carrie underwood, and music from old dominion. and now more likely than not, jimmy kimmel! [cheers and applause] ♪ >> jimmy: hi, everyone. very nice. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thanks to all of you for coming. and we send an especially warm welcome for those joining us where it isn't warm. 70% of the country is very cold right now. there's an arctic air mass, bringing record-low temperatures. schools are closed. snow is on the ground, 13,000 flights were delayed today. in other words, disney's marketing campaign for "frozen ii" has gone too for. we're still on fire. there's snow on one part of the country and fire on the other, like a bipolar vortex we're experiencing. in washington the president is melting down. today we learned by the "new york times," the president repeatedly considered firing the inspector general. he is ordered by law to submit any complaint he finds to be credible. this is a guy who was appointed by donald trump. trump wanted to fire him, because he

>> jimmy: da'vine joy randolph! "dolemite is my name" is streaming on netflix now.eat excessive underarm sweating. also known as axillary hyperhidrosis. open one today and see what unfolds. (man vo) do not use qbrexza if you have certain medical conditions. qbrexza may cause new or worsening urinary retention, problems with control of your body temperature and blurred vision. the most common side effect reported was dry mouth. call your healthcare provider if you experience side effects. (woman vo) imagine how life can unfold. ask a dermatologist how you may reduce excessive underarm sweating with qbrexza. >> dicky: the jimmy kimmel live concert series is presented by mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. >> jimmy: i'd like to thank carrie underwood, sir patrick stewart and da'vine joy randolph. apologies to matt damon, "nightline" is next. but first this is their self-titled album, here with the song "one man band" old dominion! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ been flying solo for so long with nobody singing the harmony ♪ ♪ up there just me and my shadow no bass no guitar

joy." a lot to get to including the latest on newly released impeachment testimony that directly implicates donald trump. but first, you just heard that, right, a bid of the baghdad bob for you this morning with the white house press secretary stephanie grisham who weirdly doesn't do press conferences but whose job is to appear on fox news and issue superlatives about the greatness of the president. while fox news personalities like jeannine pirro describe him as superhuman. the white house is going all out to say nothing to see here and the president is the picture of health despite an unannounced saturday visit to walter reed medical center. let's go to kelly o'donnell. so besides donald trump's superhumanity, how is the white house explaining why he went to the hospital? >> well, good morning, joy. let me explain what we know, why it's different and causing some concern or raising some questions. the president and his top advisers say that he had phase one or a portion of his annual phys

joy" after the break. danielle moody mills more "a.m. joy" after the break. sweet home.♪ we go the extra mile to bring your holidays home. you don't let a cold ruin your day. you take dayquil severe liquicaps and crush it. dayquil severe. the daytime, coughing, aching, stuffy-head, fever, sore throat, power through your day, medicine. but maybe not for people with rheumatoid arthritis. because there are options. like an "unjection™". xeljanz xr, a once-daily pill for adults with moderate to severe ra for whom methotrexate did not work well enough. xeljanz xr can reduce pain, swelling and further joint damage, even without methotrexate. xeljanz can lower your ability to fight infections like tb; don't start xeljanz if you have an infection. taking a higher than recommended dose of xeljanz for ra can increase risk of death. serious, sometimes fatal infections, cancers including lymphoma, and blood clots have happened. as have tears in the stomach or intestines, serious allergic reactions, and changes in lab results. tell your doctor if you've been somewhere fun

. >>> even in the empty theater, you can feel the laughter and joy.unning musical review. >> i thought i would die in this theater, but i never thought the show would close. >> the. user said it is time. >> they feel like my brothers. i said i cannot believe this, it makes me want to cry. that is why you gave me this. but, i sent it is different for me, i feel differently, i love this show but something is different. >> what is clear is that this show was never supposed to last as long. >> i have a poster at home that says 6 weeks. >> her late husband steve silver started this in 1974. >> we came out of the rest and i said hey, let's go back to my house and put some costumes on and come back and do an act. you can make money. >>> they made 25 dollars in beach blankets was th sketched a reality on stage. >> we are not a stock item dear. >> and so the show was born. it was wild and wacky and changed in the world has noticed. they names took part in the show and the queen of england and later prince charles and camilla came to watch. even the cast undere

>> finding sometng that brings me joy. my kids bring me joy. my husband brings me joy.e game i real. >> it is real. >> ava mendes is tryg to balance being a working mom in hollywood. >> hard to believe eva's last acting role was in 2014. >> she took a ea raise with dad ryan gosling. da i had to find if the time was right for her to retn to her hollywood rts. >> i haven't done red carpets in so long and i kind of -- >> we miss you by thway. >> oh, tt's ve sweet. i don't miss you. >> what's the kind of role that coulbring you back? >> i don't know, but i'm getting a little bit bigger and now -- you know they'reoing to school and they're having a bimore autonomy so they don't -- of course they need me. they're still little, but i'm starting to feel more and more freedoto kind of be like, >> while eva looks for that perfect role, she's so focusing on another project, her holiday collection with new york and company drops tomorrow. >> here weo. a little off the shoulder. >> i love a sweater. i love a sweater. >> and i love a chic pant. this silhouette pant is everything. >>n

nev♪ wish i was at jack, right their burgers are great. ♪ head to jack in the box and experience the joy$5.99 white cheddar cheeseburger combo. ♪ only at jack in the box! ♪ (pam) the new 200- bed navigation center along san francisco's embarcadero... is expected to open next month ... that's despite a second lawsuit aimed at stopping it. people who are opposed to the idea of putting a homeless shelter in a residential area say, they are worried about an increase in crime. (ken) it's the city's position that the shelters actually reduce crime. kron4's maureen kelly took a closer look at crime statistics from around other navigation centers already in operation.

i recall her tears of joy. she gave me a piece of the wall with a guiltl -- which i still display on my desk today." we are taking your phone calls on the phone lines we set aside mountain,n, central, pacific, and german-americans. oceanside, california. caller: i was born right after the war and i was always scared of the communists. ,verything that was on tv everything was about how bad the calmness was. there were so many tv shows and movies about the war. you cannot escape it. it was scary. i guess i never thought it would come down. you thingss to show can change. host: thanks for that call this morning. dylan out of waynesboro, pennsylvania. good morning. caller: hello. hi. in 1977, my uncle made a trip to east germany to visit relatives. i just wanted to read a few excerpts from a letter he wrote to my dad. he said, and this is pretty brief, "it is most difficult to describe in written words the conditions one notices immediately between east and west germany. lives in the old family house. in his day it

meanile there's nothing but love between meghan mccain and joy behar.sten, y'all, don't believe view" will celebte 5,000 "the shows. so in honor of that we got meghan and joy to interview each other. it's an "e.t." elusive. >> okay. thiss the newbie versus the og quiz. what's the hardest part ofhi job? >> getting aord in ee wise. >> i know you're angry. >> you bet i'm angry. >> how much do you want to strangle me sometimes? >> juswhen you talk about guns. and yoknow it. stop it. do. i listen to you. t me jusfinish. >> yep, part of your job is to listen to me. >> people like that we argue. they like that. theyike colict. if we agreed on everything how boring wou tt be? >> we don't agree on anything. >> so what's the hardest part of e job for you? >> getting booed is very hard. i'm still not used to it. i don't like when the audience does that. >> ah, well, we had somebody here who shall be nameless. the minute she was booed she left the show. >> who was tt? >> i will tellou later. >> okay. >> how would you rank this table? 'cause you'vhad so many tables

may leadership be for you a true journey of joy and growth. congratulations. welcoming back to the stage mr. kenny lattimore. ladies and gentlemen, please rise, remain standing. ♪ ♪ the house will be in order. beenr 40 years, c-span has providing america unfiltered coverage of congress, the white house, the supreme court, and public policy events from washington, d.c. and around the country, so you can make up your own mind. created by cable in 1970 nine, c-span is brought to you by your local cable or satellite provider. c-span, your unfiltered view of government. trump presented the medal of honor to army master sergeant army -- matthew williams for his bravery in afghanistan from 2008. this is 20 minutes. ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states , accompanied by medal of honor recipient master sergeant matthew williams, united states army.

. ♪ head to jack in the box and experience the joy of missing out with my $3 mini munchies.ed with doordash. ♪ only at jack in the box! >>> i bet your family does this. we do, too. what are you most thankful for? >> i'm trying to teach my 3-year-old all about that. >> that's great. >> we'll see how it goes. one south bay man has the easy answer for that. he is thankful for something that happened on thanksgiving day. garvin thomas has that story in this morning's "bay area proud." >>> three, two, one, go! >> reporter: off at the start o silicon valley turkey trot. by the race, exactly four of them would be bonded for life. >> we have a connection very few people have, and that's something we can appreciate a lot. i run a 10:30 mile. >> reporter: it was mike who in a painful way brought them all together. the then 49-year-old experienced runner was on the alameda just about a mile from the 10k finish. >> i was like, okay, let's sprint this thing out, finish the race, right. all of a sudden i just felt really light headed, and i went down on a knee, hey, i must be fainting. i'

for more let's bring in joy doreen bierbauer joins us in nairobi so africa is great fast as we know and so is energy demand investment is needed says this report and it mentions an annual 120000000000 dollars well that's not something that all countries half of their publics costs right. a lot of african countries largely depend on concession loans and grants as well from international body like the i.m.f. or the world bank and they're also the richest countries of the g. 7 countries like russia and germany and so we've seen many of these developed countries as well chipping in to help africa meet some. pressing demands for infrastructure development as well so we can actually counted at least the africa can of poor. care of last of its development to the needs at the moment so what kind of interest do those donors be it countries including countries probably like china or also private investors what sort of interest do they actually have in africa's energy sector. most of the donor countries or in this case international bodies are leaning towards renewable energy solutions when the ar

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this sounds as if we're we've just lost connection to joy during beer and. yeah well that's a great pity because what she was telling us was highly interesting but obviously a problem with the connection maybe we can catch up with her later in the meantime let's go to south africa where south african airways has started a restructuring process that could see the cash strapped kariya cut its workforce by almost a 5th the move includes all divisions and departments except the low cost carrier mungo airships and the technical unit south african airways is one of several state owned companies that are fighting poor finances of the years of mismanagement and alleged corruption the government is talking with potential investors in the airline to ease the burden on the national budget. well he's known as the father of rural innovation bernard was just 16 when he started inventing things and it's still what he loves doing most and he also loves sharing his knowledge we visited his innovation hop in tanzania. bernat has long been interested in energy and how to produ

with enthusiasm and joy. dr. harvey: good afternoon.been over 60 years since the smithsonian was officially led from within. you are one of us. over the course of your distinguished career, you have been a curator, scholar, educator, administrator and a museum director. with your background in the humanities, you bring a different perspective to the leadership of the smithsonian, one that spans multiple disciplines and is reflected in the multifaceted mission of the national museum of african-american history and culture, a museum that brings together the arts, history, , ature, and the sciences kind of microcosm of the breadth of the institution that you know lead. it is that breath that define's james smithson's otherwise nebulous desire for the increase and diffusion of knowledge. in your various roles here at the smithsonian, you have countered -- have encountered all of us, from capital leadership to curators, research scientists and historians, to the men and women who protect of the collections, maintain the buildings and grounds

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may leadership be for you a true journey of joy and growth. congratulations.in welcoming back to the stage mr. kenny lattimore. ladies and gentlemen, please rise, remain standing. ♪ ♪

may leadership be for you a true journey of joy and growth. congratulations, mr. secretary. >> in the now, please join me in welcoming back to the stage, >> please remain standing for the retrieval of the colors by the smithsonian honor guard and academic recession. ♪ ♪ >> running with a harmony ring with a harmony of liberty let our rejoice sing high let it resound loud as the roaring sea sing a song full of the faith our dark past has taught us sing us a song full of the hope that the present has brought us. facing the rising sun of a new day begun let us march on until victory is one won you have brought up far on our way led us into the night keep us forever in the path, we pray lest our feet stray from the places where we met the thee bless our heartsbless our hearts drunk with the wine of the world shadows beneath thy hand may we forever understand true to our god true to our native land (music) true to our (music) (music) >> smithsonian institution officially involved introduced its involved introduced its new secretary today. even though lonnie bunch has b

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may leadership be for you, a true journey of joy and growth. congratulations, mr.retary. [ applause ] >> and now please join me in welcoming back to the stage mr. kenny ludamoore. >> please rise and remain standing for the singing of "lift every voice and sing." ♪ lift every voice and sing till earth and heaven ring ♪ ♪ let our rejoicing rise as high as the listening skies ♪ ♪ let it resound loud as the roaring sea ♪ ♪ sing a song full of the faith that our dark past has taught us ♪ ♪ sing a song full of the hope that the present has brought us ♪ ♪ facing the rising sun of a new day begun ♪ ♪ let us march on till victory is won ♪ ♪ god of our weary years god of our silent tears who has brought us thus far on our way ♪ ♪ god who has by thy might led us into the light ♪ ♪ keep us forever in the path we pray ♪ ♪ lest our feet stray from the places we met thy ♪ ♪ shadowed beneath thy hand may we forever stand true to our god true to our native land ♪ [ applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> today idaho senator james risch talks about china's economy and its political influences glo

joy this is a tame want you could see that it can get awkward that's the way it is in these types of games until the 1st goal goes in as little as my son so that should be a joke done for germany who can now focus on find shooting their preparations and head of euro 2020 in june. this is day to many news live from berlin coming up next a 12 stories the lincoln reports don't forget you can stay out today on all our stories on our website that state evilly dot com i'm rebecca ridges thank fortune. w.'s talk show. strong and clear positions from international perspectives. every week we get to the point on our current topic. open. commitment. to the point. of a. coach of it. sure linked to news from africa the moral or link to exceptional stories and discussions from the news of easy town while with safety deputed comes much traffic to join us on facebook. africa. this week on morning story. why so many indian women commit suicide. ethiopian jews who want to come agree to israel but we begin in chile where for weeks people have been taking to. the streets to demonstrate for social justi

we must find ways to use our expertise to ignite wonder and spark the joy of learning.the last few months, i have been often asked, what do i envision for the smithsonian? the key to my success, the key to our success will be if we, and i emphasize we, if we come of smithsonian, can build on this legacy to become an institution that this country deserves and needs. we, the smithsonian, will be a research driven audience centered institution committed to contributing to the greater good. we, the smithsonian, will be that hub of learning and innovation that will bring together diverse voices to grapple with the key contemporary challenges of today. we, the smithsonian, will be the place that america looks to to understand itself, their history and their world. we must be the glue that holds the nation together. we, the smithsonian, must become much more comfortable working outside of our silos, reaching across museums and research center boundaries to maximize our creativity and our impact. and we, the smithsonian, must be a more nimble organization that embraces innovati

and scenes of joy in south africa as the springboks win their 3rd rugby world cup their 1st with a black captain. a car bomb has exploded in a market in the northern syrian town of tell killing at least 13 people about 20 others were injured in the attack which turkey has blamed on the kurdish y p g the town was captured from the kurds last month by turkish backed fighters it's seen several bombings since turkey began its offensive in northern syria turkey wants to clear the area of kurdish fighters and create a so-called safe soon to our syrian refugees to return which has more from shunyo

know for the its kn nobody wants to strike the just absolutely love being on union square on friday, joy of the shop is i think it would have been very said ty would not here, having said that i an i'm sure they he rightly one to to push far and we support that 2 of the reason employees in the uni they've been at the bargaining table with macy's for over 6 months working on a new contract.

joran barrows following this story for us from kenya joy nigeria's customs agency trumpets this as an overwhelming success but what's it doing to business. it's hard to businesses because when you look at the businesses at the border areas in most of the african countries the biggest players there are small businesses these fall in the category of micro and small enterprises saw definitely the ban on the importation or movement of goods by land is going to have loss of their businesses but also when you look at a country like gonow which is next in a jury a it is also had to because most of the woods that come through in the share have to go through nigeria before they can get to ghana for instance or that is definitely going to be a negative effect on all the neighboring countries which also happen to be members of the economic community of west african states and that in itself is going to hurt its regional block trade as well as so many more countries than then we think hurting here what if this drags on a lot longer i mean it sounds like it could well the minister of foreign affai

without adding moments of unfair guessable joy and the berlin wall fell on nov 9th 1989 the city was divided no more. under those emotional images welcome to this special edition of euro max walking the full of the berlin wall 30 years ago built in 1961 off the some 500 east germans were fleeing daily to the west it stood as a symbol of the cold war that divided the world it was closely patrolled by east german border guards who were arrested or even shot anyone trying to cross the border on nov 9th 1989 the unbelievable happened the east german regime unexpectedly open the border in berlin for this day that event has left its mark on the city and today we'll show you just how it is a preview of what's coming up. why and you leave your unified about then became an international techno hop off of the 4th wall. and east german couples incredible escape to the west. after almost 30 years east germans were finally free to visit the west of bolin on november 9th 1989 august kathleen hutton how it tells us her story from the night the wall fell as an opponent of the east german regime she

and they remind us that today we europeans are united in joy. so and so i'm going to find the chapel of reconciliation was built on the former death strip where the east german government demolished a church 4 years before the wall fell this chapel hosts regular ceremonies in honor of those who died during germany's years of division. is a in that i would like to honor those who were killed near the wall because they sought freedom. i honor the 75000 people who were imprisoned because they attempted to flee east germany the 9th of november is a day of destiny a day of horrible and also joyful moments in history that reminds us that hate racism and anti-semitism must be fought. and. then a moment of solemn thoughts for the victims of a divided germany. d.w. has been covering today's commemoration events in the german capital and our political correspondent thomas farrow is standing by at the berlin wall memorial thomas it's kind of a gray and rainy day in berlin you've been watching the commemoration of events taking place what have you seen toda

a chihuahua goes for a joy ride. the dog and driver louisiana jumping on the gas pedal.uv went in reverse across four lanes of traffic before coming to a stop. incredibly no one was injured including the chihuahua. this wraps up this hour of "fox and friends first," thank you for joining us, "fox and friends first" continues now. goodbye. jillian: tuesday, november 26th. the fox news alert, we will destroy, iran's the warning for the west as of the protests rage in the streets. kim jong un report suggests the regime's rockets were pointed at the united states before striking saudi oilfields in september. >> the truth is chicago has a gun problem with goes hand-in-hand with violent crimes. >> i have kids and pray for them every day. rob: more than 10,000 illegal guns pulled from the streets of chicago just this year alone.

>> very unusual, joy. number one, normally an ambassador doesn't talk to the president of the united states on any kind of telephone call on a routine basis. number two, you have this being done over a nonsecured device that could be readily interseptded by a number of foreign governments but in this case particularly russia given how wired the country of ukraine is by russian intelligence. >> now, you did write in -- you said to "the washington post" -- you quoted by saying the security ramifications are insane. using an open cellphone to communicate with the president of the united states in a country you can almost take it to bank that the russians were listening in on the call. would you presume that the russians have a recording of the call, a transcript of the call? basically information they now hold over the held of the president of the united states? >> that's absolutely a clear possibility. and i'd be almost embarrassed for them if they weren't targeting ambassador sondland, the people at the emb

according to the company the norwegian yt joy" can hold over 3,800 passengers and 1,800 crew. they were on a 16-day cruise from florida when the outbreak occurred 19 to 21 million cases a year including nausea, diarrhea and vomiting. >> people are most symptomatic and a few days after all symptoms resolve. >> reporter: all passengering are back on solid ground the "joy" is en route to mexico with a new cruise, new passengers they tell nbc news they have conducted a thorough inspection and rigorous cleaning and they will continue to monitor the situation. >> thank you. >>> if there is any time to check in with nbc meteorologist bill karins about what's ahead -- >> too much info it's, really i highly recommend stay tuned to your local nbc meteorologist to walk you through the whole thing because there's a lot coming through. today is when it comes through the rockies. tomorrow it begins in colorado and spreads through nebraska rain through areas of the midwest. snowing hard by the time it gets to wednesday morning to minneapolis through the northern great lakes. rainy, windy con