lisa: last september, nisa and kayla went missing. liz alvarado: we were looking so hard and we could not find her. lisa: the students were both used machetes and bats. angel melendez: the individuals that are associated with ms-13, that we've been able to arrest, are all illegal immigrants. 30% of those came into the country as unaccompanied alien children. sen. grassley: the rise of unaccompanied children is very closely connected with the government not doing its job. pres. trump: i will suspend immigration from areas of the world when there is a proven history of terrorism against the united states. al martinez: i thought that was the end of his campaign. >> should muslims be fearful? al martinez: he wasn't talking about muslim americans, he was talking about people moving to the u.s. what news reporters nowadays s i just heard?" [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] ♪ sharyl: hello. i'm sharyl attkisson. welcome to "full measure." t

valerie says she decided to take kayla to dr. weinberger after seeing one of his billboards touting sinus surgery as a cure for headaches. i took her to his office. they did an immediate cat scan and said she had a deviated septum, polyps, and he could make her headache-free for the rest of her life if she had immediate surgery. and how quickly did it happen? within two weeks, i believe. and how is she? the headaches never stopped. the light sensitivity actually became worse. narrator: valerie says it wasn't until she took kayla to see specialists at the university of chicago medical center that she finally discovered the cause of kayla's misery. and they did a cat scan as well of her head, and they told us that that evening that there was a tumor there. and what was that night like? that was the worst night of my life. narrator: though the tumor turned out to be non-cancerous, it was growing, and surgeons told the thomas's kayla would need immediate brain surgery to reduce the pressure in her head. narrator: and kayla, do you un

kayla? >> reporter: scott, the volume of those documents, of the transcripts, of the interviews that the committee has conducted was one reason that chairman burr cited in not being able to define for the press and for the american people a conclusion just yet nine months into this investigation, into the rush influence campaign by the senate intelligence committee a couple of notable headlines that i did want to point out he also did not disclose any findings of the specific pillar of this investigation that deals with collusion he did say that there were 25 more interviews scheduled just on that topic over the next month, and he also did not set a time line for this investigation to conclude. he did say that the staff had been working six to seven days a week since january, that they had been very earnestly trying to come toward a definite conclusion he said they are working in that direction. they are not there yet, and he wouldn't say exactly when he hopes they would get there. >> kayla

kayla?rl, the president has now taken phone calls with the mayor of las vegas, the governor of nevada, and the sheriff from clark county about exactly what is going on on the ground at this very moment those phone calls, according to the press secretary here at the white house, follow remarks that the president made to the nation last hour, speaking from the diplomatic reception room, where he thanked the first responders and the police department for their quick action that saved lives and offered his sympathies to the families of the victims >> it was an act of pure evil. the fbi and the department of homeland security are working closely with local authorities to assist with the investigation and they will provide updates as to the investigation and how it develops >> the president did not discuss the shooter's motive, his beliefs, or his potential affiliation. he also did not describe the act as a matter of terrorism or describe terror groups, despite the fact that the president has in p

>> all right kayla, thank you kayla tausche. >>> all right.nto the last half hour of trade on this, what has been an historic day with the dow briefly above 23,000 for the first time ever. joining any right now at the telestrator is mark newton of newton advisers. you look at the dollar, though, which as we all know has been just declining this year do you think we're ready to change direction or go higher here >> there's been two big rever l reversals in in the last month hat been stocks. the two big things are european bonds started to rally again and u.s. dollar started to show signs of >> could hurt u.s. exports as things become more expensive. >> that's a key thing. >> level you're watching carefully on the index, itself >> well, this is a dxy, 60% versus the euro and so the euro, itself, on looking at to get down right near 116.70, under that, could see a real acceleration down to 111 for the dxy, i suspect we could probably see at least a 50% retracement of everything we've done this year which will put it up right in this level right u

kayla tausche has the details. >> reporter: the u.s. intelligence community found evidence russia-backed agents used social media platforms, facebook, google, twitter, in an attempt to influence the 2016 presidential race. virginia senator margin wak war says the facebook ads traced to russia is just the beginning. >> i suspect this is the tip of the iceberg. these are the ads that were paid for in rubles. we've not been able to sort through whether some of these same accounts may have been smart enough to use dollars, euros or pounds to pay for ads. there may be more. >> reporter: with some 220 million users in the u.s., facebook reaches nearly ten times the subscribers of the largest cable company at 22 million. the proposed law would apply to sites with 50 million or more users, requiring them to keep a public file of all political ads purchased by campaigns spending more than $500. lawmakers want the same disclosure for online firms as existing for traditional media. >> it's really putting us on par with where broadcast and radio ar

kayla?er: bill, you've seen the ceos and chiefs of these companies pushing out prepared testimony on their various platforms but it's the general counsels who are here in washington fielding questions from the senate judiciary committee on crime and terrorism about exactly how much they knew about russian influence on their platforms during the 2016 election we're still in the prepared remarks portion of the program right now, you are hearing from the general counsel and head of law enforcement at google, talking about the breadth to which that platform was used during the election. and we'll be learning a little bit more about what they have been doing behind the scenes to kplat this, to try and keep this from happening in the 2018 election season, and what they've been doing with lawmakers to try and shape regulation and try effectively manage this going forward. interestingly, you are seeing the democrats outnumber the republicans at this hearing. two notable members of this subcommittee,

i'm kayla tausche for "nightly business repor" washington. >>> coming up, marriott gets hit. >> reporter: one legacy hotel operator is flipping the script in their strategy to appeal to millenials. this includes an urban amusement park on the roof and this rotating carousel. the full story coming up >>> president trump is launching a program to expand the testing of drones in order to speed up the integration of those vehicles into the national aerospace system. a white house adviser says the expanded testing will open up the skies for packages, infrastructure, and support for emergency management operations. but the white house stopped short of proposing new regulations allowing broader use of drones. >>> starting tomorrow, new security measures will take effect on all u.s.-bound flights including stricter passenger screening. the measures are in order to comply with u.s. requirements put in place to avoid an in-cabin ban on laptops. some of the new steps could include short security interviews with passengers. more than 300,000 passengers arrive daily on about 2,000 commercial flights

for "nightly business report," i'm kayla tausche in washington. >> let's turn now to jonathan lieber, the head of the eurasia group's united states practice. nice to have you here. >> thank you, good to be here. >> given what we've heard from the president and from prime minister trudeau, how likely do you think that the nafta negotiations will be successful as they exist now? >> i think the probability of a successful renegotiation of this deal is declining right now. you have a very real deadline, sometime early next year, because the mexican presidential season is going to start heating up. you've got the united states, who is backing away from their initially fairly reasonable set of demands to a much more difficult set of asks of the mexican and canadian governments, putting a lot more pressure on these talks. >> what do we end up with, jon? do we end up with a terminated nafta and bilateral trade agreements with the u.s. and mexico and the u.s. and canada, or what? >> so i think what's much more likely is the u.s. very well could trigger the withdrawal provision of nafta, but ne

tausche at the white house for us again kayla?esident, as you just heard, he was making some comments about the opportunity the two countries have to work together on various issues, one of which being terrorism when the president was entering that meeting, the press pool shouted some questions about whether he would categorize this incident that happened in las vegas as domestic terrorism, whether it's the right time for the country to be having a conversation about gun control legislation. he declined to answer those comments, but you can imagine those are some of the issues brought up with sarah huckabee sanders, the press secretary, who's just updated there will be an on-camera briefing at 2:00 p.m. so perhaps that will be an opportunity to get some of these additional questions answered. scott? >> okay, kayla tausche at the white house for us we'll take a quick bakre, come back here, do final trades next. but if that's not enough, we offer innovative investing tools to prepare you for the future. looks like you hooked it. and

my sister's about to marry victor kiriakis. >> kayla: well, what are you gonna do?> steve: i'm gonna stop that wedding, baby. >> bonnie: wait, what in the hell do you think you're doing? >> maggie: putting an end to this charade. >> bonnie: this is not a charade. victor and i are in love, maggie. he told you so himself. >> maggie: i didn't believe a word of it, and i still don't. >> bonnie: maggie, this must be very upsetting for you, but you have to face facts. you and victor are over, i am marrying the man of my dreams, and this time you're not gon

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kayla tausche in washington. >> it's going to happen in two hours time the companies were prepared toell the lawmakers that the scope of russian influence hon their platforms during the 2016 elections and beyond was wider than exposed facebook point to $100,000 in ad spending by the russia internet agency with 3,000 adds, 80,000 posts and 120 pages on instagram. the reach that have content was 126 million people or more than half of the voting population. facebook's general counsel in remarks to the senate judiciary committee calls it, quote, a tiny fraction of all facebook content, but still says any amount is too much these companies, scott, have a delicate task at hand on the hill this week they will want to err on the side of full disclosure and high estimates so the committees don't feel fleeced take what happened to twitter. twitter's public policy team initially turned in 201 rogue acountry to senate intelligence staffers, yet today they are going to say more than 2,700 accounts, more than a ten-fold increase have been shut down because of ties to russia's ira. twitter will rep

story as mexico and canada team up against the united states to stop proposed changes with nafta, kayla. >> well, scott, a lot of the industrial companies that you were just talking about care deeply about exactly how this process is going to go down today. i've learned top trade officials from these three countries they'll appear together this afternoon, but in a closed door meeting today canada's foreign minister and mexico's economy minister are set to tell the u.s. trade representative they oppose the protectionist policies put forward this round by the u.s. that has created quite a contentious environment among negotiators. according to people familiar with the countries' plans, canada and mexico will say they remain committed to continuing negotiations on nafta and will even publicly touch on progress made in areas like small business and competition but the uncertainty caused dollar to spike to a nearly five-month high against the peso when cnbc first reported this news earlier today and could move even further depending on how the u.s. responds this afternoon. the ball appears t

kayla joins us now with more good morning, kayla. >> good morning, joe, where we are waiting for the response as well to the las vegas shooting, and any changes to the official schedule, as one might imagine there would be, following the deadliest mass shooting in history. the white house had hoped to refocus the conversation this week on its economic agenda. today there was an event planned called "cut the red tape." the white house was expected to tout some $300 million in cost savings from federal rules the trump administration has scrapped so far. we're still waiting for word on whether this event is still on, but there is a budget expected to be marked up in the senate this we can week, paving the way for tax reform details to get filled in. on "meet the press" he refused to commit every member of the middle class will see his or her taxes cut. >> we'll go through the details, as we have we'll have full transparency the president has been very clear, and i've been clear from the beginning. our objective is not to create tax cuts for the wealthy our objective is about creating mi

kayla brings up the interesting are point about what cfius does.o file a report every year to congress what they saw and the one from two years ago was delayed for a very long time what was significant in that one was for the first time, they declined do say that they couldn't find any evidence of a foreign country trying to encroach and take over one -- an important industry or asset in the united states. soviet for years now, there's been a growing concern about something, kayla, i can name one country it's probably about. >> yeah, but one notable stance that i read from the text of the legislation that i sifted through last night is cfius has always been viewed as a defensive panel for this inbound investment really this would be a proactive move section related to emerging technologies they don't want the u.s. to lose the technological advantage and don't want companies affected -- they want to make sure this playing field maintains the u.s. advantage for the decades and superintendents to come. >> also comes on a day where according to pwc, th

constitution stipulates that the federal government send seventeen percent of the federal budget to the kayla g. every year. it's still sending the money in two thousand and fifteen. and baghdad has since accused the kayleigh ji of not sharing the oil wells but any fighting here could jeopardize the battle against. around fifty kilometers southwest of kirkuk who controls kirkuk. the referendum on kurdish independence you could say they will fight anyone who tries to take it from them. that al-jazeera it will iraqi security forces have deployed thousands of troops to the city of karbala ahead of a religious event i should a commemoration is particularly important for. marking the anniversary of the seventh century battle of karbala the main ritual is mourning the death of same the prophet's grandson this event has often been marred by attacks targeting the shia community. turkey has set up a military academy in somalia about fifteen hundred somali soldiers can be trained there at a time making it the largest foreign run military training center in the country somalia as army has been backed by

kayla tausche is live in d.c. with the latest. good morning >> good morning.our is shaping up to be the most contentious round yet the u.s. with the home field advantage is planning to table proposals that could imperil the talks with mexico and canada and frustrate u.s. businesses and lawmakers. among the demands, one that 85% of cars and truck pars come from the three nafta countries in order to be exempt from tariffs, that's an increase from the current rule of 62.5%. in a new development the u.s. wants 50% of that content to come from the u.s. alone the head of the u.s. chamber of commerce said yesterday in a speech in mexico we reached a critical moment. the chamber has had no choice but to ring the alarm bells. let me be forceful and direct, there's several poison pill proposals still on the table that could doom the entire deal. donahue listed a half dozen deal breakers, auto content being one and a sunset provision that would see the deal expire in five years unless all three countries unanimously reback it. canada's prime minister justin trudeau will

kayla? >> reporter: kelly, the white house last hour held a moment of sty lens on the south lawn the president, the vice president, their wives, surrounded by the white house staff, took a moment to remember those 58 victims and offer their thoughts to the more than 500 who remain in the hospital sarah huckabee sanders, the white house press secretary, also said that the president is receiving updates regularly and constantly, northeast of whimoss happening by chief of staff general john kelly in the press briefing that took place last hour sanders was asked specifically whether the president thought it would be appropriate to offer a policy response as he did about 16 months ago immediately in the wake of the shooting in orlando which at that time was the largest mass shooting in american history she said that then he was a candidate, now he's president. things are different and the nation is still mourning >> there's a time and place for a political debate, but now is the time to yinlt uni

businesses we have those details, kayla >> kelly, u.s. expected to put forth new proposals seen as so contentious by lawmakers, business lobbies, and the other nafta countries that someone suggested the white house is purposefully putting out so-called deal breakers to justify backing out. dan's prime minister justin trudeau held a closed door meeting with congress. uneasy alliance with both parties wanting to preserve the deal without major disruptions following an hour-long discussion about nafta, trudeau visited with the president who called trudeau a very good friend, but didn't back down from his prior criticism >> i've been opposed to nafta far long time in terms of the fairness of nafta. i said we'll renegotiate and i mean, i think justin understands this we can make a deal it'll be terminated they're going to do well, we're going to do well maybe that won't be necessary. >> one idea floated by president trump, do a new deal with canada that excludes mexico trump has been congenial with trudeau and praised pipelines that transport

. >>> lawmakers in congress are set to -- kayla tausche is in washington kayla?reporter: we're expecting the bill to come out of the senate and house this week that would ratchet up scrutiny on u.s. investments made by foreign companies and foreign nationals by widening the net cast for the type of deals that would require a strict regulatory review the scope of this review cahas been unofficially increasing over the last few years but the bill set to have white house backing would have stricter rules for joint ventures, min minority stakes, real estate, infrastructure and technology investments. the bill doesn't mention any countries by name, it was written with russia and china in mind it's the latest in a long list of grievances the u.s. has aired with china the commerce department on friday seeking tariffs on aluminum up to 162%. tomorrow, a trade panel will consider solar tariffs and actions on steel dumping and intellectual property penalties are being eyed on the other side of the president's trip to asia which begins in a few days with hawkish tones rampi

we'll look for more to come from that committee still kayla, thank you for now kayla tausche. >>> billn stitting down with jim cramer to discuss his battle with adp, on "mad money" tonight. we have a sneak peek for you after this the governor has declared a winter weather emergency... extreme risk of burst pipes and water damage... soon, insurance companies won't pay for damages. that is, not if they can help prevent damages from happening in the first place. at cognizant, we're turning the industry known for processing claims into one focused on prevention with predictive analytics, helping them proactively protect the things that matter most. get ready, because we're helping leading companies see it- and see it through-with digital. >>> the recovery effort continues in puerto rico, and that's where we find the prophet himself, marcus, thanks for joining us what did you find? >> reporter: what i found on the ground, kelly, was very different than what i saw from the air. while we were landing, we saw pockets of devastation but it speaks to the quality of the buildings or the first hom

constitution stipulates that the federal government send seventeen percent of the federal budget to the kayla g. every year. it stops sending the money in two thousand and fifteen and baghdad has since accused the kayleigh ji of not sharing the oil wealth but any fighting here could jeopardize the battle against eisel in her around fifty kilometers southwest of kirkuk who controls kill cook. the referendum and kurdish independence the kurds say they will fight anyone who tries to take it from them strafford al jazeera. oil is also a big concern in nigeria and higher it's costing the government at least a billion dollars in lost revenue every month many reports from the. on the hunt for pirates in all fields in the creeks of nigeria's delta it's hard and dangerous way. as we approach a base we were being watched all the way but the military hardware is enough deterrent. that the oil field was set on fire strategy to stop us from getting close to the suspects however aren't lucky today and the reason we get on board. is. three months after their bases destroyed by the army it's being rebuilt wh

got my grandmother's name, emerson street, where i grew up, my son, my other son, and my daughter, kaylathis is my nickname, duke. my dad was big duke, i was little duke. it's just something that stuck with me throughout my life. still, my family on my father's side, they call me little duke. i'm big and all, they still call me little duke. i don't like it. muscle tech, everywhere. muscle tech here, muscle tech there, and of course muscle tech there. i have an endorsement deal with under armour, so i wear their stuff all the time. one thing i shouldn't have here, a golf ball. i don't know. i there. i'm not a neat freak when it comes to my locker. at home, yes, i'm a neat freak. but my locker? i need to just go in, find what i need, take it and go. i wear them out at the facility. of course, my teammates give me a hard time about it. but guess what? i don't care. i don't care. they're comfortable, and i love them. hey guys, this is vernon davis here. thanks for visiting my locker on channel 9 cribs. >> vernon davis, always good stuff. coming up at 11:00, we're going to talk more about the

we'll see what tomorrow brings back to you. >> thank you, kayla tausche in washington, d.c. it sounds like lawmakers want to point the finger at someone, at some organization. >> they're a media company come on. they're absolutely a media company. it's probably not 92 countries, it's 9,000 countries it's the entire world. are you kidding me these guys are a media company they're very happy they're a media company. they may call themselves a commerce play, it's clearly about ad revenue you tell me what media companies do they collect ad revenue. >> totally agree with that the definition of what a media company, when it was created there wasn't anything remotely close to this. they are a media company for facebook tomorrow, the worst thing that happened to facebook was google's earnings last week and their participation on the heels of it as if they had reported the same thing. they may very well report something similar but it's already priced in. it has to be gigantic, i think they will have a gigantic quarter. also they've got to address this they have to address this on th

. >> kayla is worried about missing weeks of school during an important school year, she is a senior. >> we need to get our days in and out more than this weeks that say problem. >> we reached out to the the school district for a timeline several times but we do know that the test ago loan could take at least a week. channel 6 "action news." >>> homes and hotels are the among buildings destroyed at nearly a dozen explosive wild fires rage across northern california and 25,000 people were forced to evacuate and so far at least 1500 structures have burned down, there isn't just devastation and this is a deadly event and 11 people have died and they fear the numbers will climb higher and some residents lost everything. >> they were screaming fire, fire. get out. >> i don't know where to go from here -- >> emotions running high. other evacuees describe chaos and confusion as they tried to find ways around the fires. ways to get out. on more on what is fanning the flames, we turn now to meteorologist, melissa magee. is there any end in sight to the grueling weather conditions? >> the good

. >> kayla is worried about missing weeks of school during an important school year, she is a senior. >> we need to get our days in and out more than this weeks that say problem. >> we reached out to the the school district for a timeline several times but we do know that the test ago loan could take at least a week.

but he says there will be no dialogue with the kayla j. until the referendum results are made no and avoid all the ninety two percent of those who voted said yes to eventual kurdish secession the k r g says the kurdish people of iraq have spoken. that al-jazeera not in iraq still to come in this hour the canadian prime minister arrives in mexico after the free trade agreement that the u.s. faces on certain future. threats that blocked discussions over the u.k. from the european union stumble over the issue of money. against the sun the solar car competition is the side in australia that's coming up. hello there are still a few showers around turkey in the caucasus and caspian sea but jerry speaking the clouds been taken in that direction and that's where the showers are on their way however given that we've seen the change of season we know now to watch out for dropping temperatures and a change in the seasonal winds and they've paid already temperature wise to hover around the middle twenty's to tehran middle thirty's in iraq low twenty's

kayla tausche has breaking news out of d.c. >> treasury just pushed to its website a new set of sanctionsthree entities associated with the north korean regime as well as seven individuals, including the north korean minister of labor and two diplomats in china and vietnam treasury says this will be included on its reports of serious human rights abuses and censorship and has taken these actions in conjunction with the state department back to you. >> kayla, thank you for that. >>> today is the deadline for companies to finish building prototypes for the president's proposed border wall our aditi roy is live near the border in otay mesa, california, with the story aditi. >> hi there, john. you can see i'm two miles from the border crossing and the eight prototypes are right here. they are between 18 to 30 feet tall in contrast, take a look at the current existing wall behind me. that's a lot shorter between 8 to 10 feet high and pretty weathered the companies had one month to build their prototypes four of them are made entirely of concrete. the other remaining four have alternative mater

kayla tausche now joining us with the details at kayla. >> what the honest ads act would do is expand existing legislation around political ad spending to include social media companies that have been excluded traditionally, this just touched traditional broadcast and newspaper spending but obviously, the world of media has changed. and that's exactly what senators klobuchar and warner said today when they announced this bill. it also has the backing of senator john mccain, the lone republican sponsor of this bill. senate aides say there is outreach to get more but that it is a positive sign they have members from the intelligence committee. the elections committeeand the armed services committee that have thrown their weight behind this bill. senator amy klobuchar of minnesota said that they want to see this as a start to potentially put more legislation on the table, and that they want to put this act in any legislative vehicle that could move to try and thwart any potential influence in the elections that are still to come senator mark warner was asked about the influence of facebo

over here we have hannah, abiga abigail, trinity and kayla, there's already five siblings.hey'll find out the gender of their new baby brother or sister. >> what color water came out. >> it's a boy! >> is it a boy? >> woo! >> heads up, everybody it's a boy! wait, somebody is not amused. >> you wanted it to be a girl? >> i only have three sisters. i want another one. >> what do you think, abigail? >> awesome! >> abigail's pumped. >> what do you think, trin isn't it. >> trinity? >> i like it. >> i hate it. >> she is not having it. >> tabby, what do you think, do you want another brother? >> unh-uh. >> she's like hey, what are we doing out here again? >> you'll be happy to know the baby is due in february and she's finally on board with the fact she's having a baby brother but she still wants a sister. >> i hate it. >>> search and rescue teams in lion's bay, british columbia, canada, doing a long line rescue. man had gone missing earlier the day before. he was hiking, decided to go off trail, hike down a creek and once he got to the end of the creek he realized, well, there's

our kayla tausche in d.c.h the latest good morning. >> there was a briefing that just wrapped at the white house with senior administration officials filling in some of the details about the president's trip they confirm it will be his longest since taking office and the most diverse and most countries visited since george w. bush traveled to asia in 2003 the president will continue to make a long-term commitment to the region as the u.s.'s most important bilateral relationship we learned the president will be playing golf with japan's prime minister shinzo abe on november 5th, but he will not be visiting the demilitarized zone between north and south korea. that had been up for discussion a couple weeks ago, it was still potentially on the table, but senior administration officials said on one hand scheduling was difficult. they want the president to visit american troops and families and also speak with south korea president moon to reaffirm it is a joint effort on the ground in their alliance in thwarting t

then it's the little kayla stays in contact with the local community leaders it's only thanks to their involvement that the elephants long migrate tree roots can stay open. protecting the elephants has created jobs for the young people in our community we also get a good income from tourism and lodges and campsites. what people value they protect that is the simple principle that explains the success of this huge conservation project in north east in the middle east. as a result the elephants are free to roam almost as they please even if that means crossing the odd road or other manmade obstacles. we head to europe no way a french company is using to make plastic is currently too much allegheny ocean not only in africa but across the globe and it's damaging the environment why is that in t. well when there's too much of all good destroys the nitrogen in the ocean. my tradition is really vital for the microorganisms but only can be useful to something else let's take a look at how that works. every hour more than three hundred tons of plastic are tossed into the world's oceans and it w

. >> four year old and his love bird kayla were brought together two years ago to hopefully mate.early love pumpkins. >> oh, he's going after the pumpkin in the back. >> their lizards, that look like snakes, by the way, terrified of snakes. >> sorry. >> , no no, no. >> when they're being chased by a preditor this can he can actual i drop their tail. it shatters into tons of little pieces. and that scares the preditor. not only do does it get them off their tail it, scares the preditor because it is so surprising. >> there is a fascination with a bat. why do you think that is? >> well, bats are one of the animals everybody knows about them, they don't really know that much about them. they hear the cool things. you know, they're a mammal but they can fly. they use echo locations. >> i know people think they're spooky and scary, associated with halloween for that reason , but i think they're really cute. >> there are owls like mya who is from the wild. there are some very common misconceptions about owls. one, they sleep during the day not necessarily. people often also think they c

then if you look at kayla's goal is to ensure that the elephants can continue to live here despite sharing the space with so many people. the elephant trails crossing international borders is another challenge the developers and easy conservation area because a is almost the size of france and process five countries and setting it up involved overcoming both political and physical obstacles there was offensive. this offensive to start from here up to. almost two hundred meters. so the fence was removed so that kids. the cousin area is now home to over two hundred thousand and a fence according to estimates. during the course of a year they roam hundreds of kilometers often straying outside the national park. then it's a little careless stays in contact with the local community leaders it's only thanks to their involvement that the elephants long migrate tree roots can stay open. protecting the elephants and created jobs for the young people in our community we also get a good income from tourism and lodges and campsites. what people value they protect that is the simple principle that expl

kayla, you've been reporting on how this has changed the president's busy schedule.s set to talk deregulation. he's been talking tax reform a lot. what do the next few days look like in terms of the schedule, and how's it all changed >> as you heard, sarah, the president plans to go to las vegas on wednesday to meet with families of the victims and also with law enforcement this is an event the scale, the size, the seriousness of which would test the meddle of any leader in nearly any country, and we've seen this president face most of his most trying moments from external forces, from our allies and adversaries overseas, and it's only been recently with the events on the congressional ball field in alexandria, in charlottesville in august, and then with the hurricanes in florida and texas, that have really put his domestic mindset to work, but you heard his speech where he spoke directly to the american people, put party and politics aside for now, and that's what we've seen these events have the potential to be a galvanizing force, if only temporarily so, but this

kayla tausche covering that side of the story from the other end of pennsylvania avenue >> prime ministerjustin trudeau and foreign minister christie of free land met with the ways and means committee for about an hour. trudeau noting the importance of the committee since it takes the lead on trade. leaving the meeting, trudeau said it went very well in prepared remarks, trudeau touted the volume of u.s. trade with canada and thanked the group for inviting him committee aides say canada requested it regardless of the fact of whom invited whom, the fact of the meeting existing underscores a u.s. alliance. nafta trading partners worried the white house might be proposing purposely unpopular demands in this week's nafta negotiations to justify pulling out of the deal. some of those points, called poison pills, would require a higher share of u.s. parts in automobiles, for example, and let any new deal expire after five years president trump, himself, telling "forbes" magazine, i happen to think that nafta will have to be terminated if we're going to make it good. otherwise, i believe you can

. >> blue and his love bird kayla were brought together to hopefully mate. they clearly love pumpkins. there are legless lizard, that look like snakes. i buy the way am terrified of snakes. >> i'm sorry. >> yes, no, no, no. >> i did. >> when they are being chased by a predator they can drop their tail but they just don't drop their tail it shotters in to tons of little pieces and that scares a predator. not only to get them off their tail but scares them away because it is so surprising. >> there is a simple fascination, why do you think that is. >> bats are one of those animals that everybody knows about them but they don't know that much about them. they hear these cool things, they are a mammal but they can fly. they use floattation. >> people think they are spooky, scary but they are associated with halloween for that reason but i think they are really cute. >> there are owls like maya who is originally from the wild. >> there common misconceptions one that they sleep during the day. not necessarily. people often think they can turn their head around all

us now with more kayla. >> good morning, andrew.he three countries will hold a joint event today at the conclusion of the fourth round of talks that's out of seven currently scheduled where, this round has been marked by aggressive u.s. demands based on president trump's desire to promote american manufacturing and lower deficits previously seen as non-starters. that could lead talks to a stalemate. of the three possible outcomes for talks that trade experts are talking about at this point, there's only one outcome that would preserve the goal of concluding talks before they would impact sentiment heading into next year's elections in mexico, which all three countries have wanted to avoid because a deal needs several months before any vote by the various country's legislative bodies, that would require wrapping up talks by the end of the year that's an aggressive timeline that now officials say might be out of reach if the countries are at laugerheads, the white house could begin a six-month withdrawal process u.s. attendees at the

communication with central command it's very possible their communications have been cut off with kaylathat daddy and that there is much greater decision being made in. the provinces so we don't really know what the state is and how organized that is but one would have met that under this intense bombardment that is being subjected to brutally in iraq but in syria not only from the kurdish forces allied with the united states but also from the syrian army as well as the iraqi army that. things must be getting pretty chaotic sagna joshua mentioned that the intense bombardment we shouldn't forget this is still a city with a lot of civilians though now human rights groups were very critical of obviously eisel tactics but also some of the coalition tactics when it came to the operation to take mosul from the group lot of criticism about unnecessary civilian deaths on the part or caused by the coalition always seeing the coalition learn from that or are we still seeing unnecessary suffering caused by the coalition members. i think what you see is families and especially the children coming o

talks were originally set to end sunday, but now they have been extended kayla joins us from washingtonmore details. i don't know if this is a positive or negative sign as far as where the deal is headed. >> we will learn what exactly it means tomorrow when we hear from the lead negotiators from each country. what they'll say at this point is unclear talks are said to be inching along with all three countries seeing frustrations abounding. one u.s. participant telling cnbc that the u.s. has taken a political not pragmatic approach to the negotiations. in order to please an audience of one president trump. the market is now pricing in the possibility that the deal falls apart. that's one reason you have seen the peso sold off in the last week and the dollar rising, making u.s. exports more expensive. but that might not happen this week current and former trade officials say any withdrawal would likely happen in a later round and reuters is reporting that the group of three nations is discussing additional dates for talked in early 2018 one tea leaf that may suggest they will move forward

tausche is live with the latest kayla? >> throughout the day the president has been fielding condolences from the international community. canada's justin trudeau tweeting his thoughts prime minister theresa may of the united kingdom calling and speaking with the president and offering her condolences earlier today and currently going on a long scheduled bilateral meeting between president trump and the prime minister of thailand, on what the president called a very sad day as the united states continues to grapple with this overnight tragedy. there's a cadre of press here and no doubt they will be discussing a wide array of issues, but certainly this shooting is front and center the president did not answer questions shouted by the press pool of whether this was domestic terrorism, whether there needs to be a conversation about gun control, but he did say earlier today he spoke to the relevant law enforcement folks out in nevada, he is planning that trip to las vegas for wednesday, after he visits puerto rico tomorrow, an

kayla jones sang the national anthem at the game just as she did at the concert the night of the shooting the takeaway if anyone lost anyone is that they were having fun they were loving our country and they blast us that night. and. the city scarred but determined to stay strong christian salumi al-jazeera las vegas nevada . god of government has pledged to improve safety standards in the country's energy sector off to an explosion killed seven people in the capital. that happened after a gas tank a court fire forty others were injured the explosion triggered a second blast this happened near a transport terminal and close to hospitals for university students at least thirty people have been killed in violence in the northeast of the democratic republic of congo rebels ambushed a group of civilians before fighting the army near the town of benny security forces blame the attack on the ugandan good called the allied democratic forces eighty f. human rights watch says at least a thousand people have been killed in violence in the area in the last three years . campaigning has officially en

kayla is in washington this morning.rning, kayla. >> i learned top trade negotiators from canada and mexico will meet today with the u.s. traderepresentative bob lighthizer when they do that, they plan to firmly reject the u.s. proposals floated in this round of nafta negotiations that's according to two people briefed on the country's positioning. despite an outright rejection of some of the u.s. protectionist demands that were brought forward this round, canada and mexico, i'm told, will not walk away from the negotiating table. that leaves the ball in the u.s.'s court the u.s. trade representatives office had no comment. the white house declined to comment as well. so certainly an interesting development. we knew canada and mexico were not happy with what the u.s. put forth, but now i have learned from these people briefed on this plan that they plan to firmly reject them officially to ambassador lighthizer but say they're willing to keep negotiating. carl >> we're going to keep our eye on that with your help thank yo

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