but where was kristi?> the time has come for new partnership between the federal government and the states. >> reporter: generally 1971, nixon was president and reagan was governor. it was a different era. victoria cordova kristi sister. >> everyone was taking off in her volkswagen buses. >> reporter: was kristi disappeared, some at the haworth police department said she may have just taken off. the kristi was set to start a new job the next day. she was taking classes at the college. kristi had graduated six months earlier from sunset high where she was a song girl, acted in school plays and was popular on campus. >> very sweet. a gentle spirit. very kind. kristi didn't hang out with the wrong crowd and didn't do drugs. >> reporter: a longtime friend feared kristi by herself at the car wash would have been formable to someone with bad intentions. >> i always felt that she would be a sitting duck. she was so pretty. >> reporter: someone was homecoming king to christie's queen or senior year. >> she was a b

congratulations, kristi. we are also happy to have wyoming congresswoman liz chaney a good friend of mine here, that was a great victory. they know what they're doing in congress, liz. peas and carrots were raised by a farmer from riverside, pottersville colony. this is something he is very proud of. ruben waldner. i want to just think ruben for doing a great job. stand up, ruben. great job. that is a good-looking turkey. great job. peas and carrots are two out of a group of 50 exceptional turkeys raised for this event and you can see that. they are known as the residential flock. after their good fortune today, peas and carrots will live out the rest of their days at gobbler's rest, on the cam poufs virginia tech, good place, where they will enjoy a beautiful enclosure under the care of poultry science students and veterinarians. they will be well taken care of t virginia tech. however it won't be entirely a rest. even though peas and carrots have received a presidential pardon, i have warned them that house

republican candidate, kristi noem, welcome.emocrat candidate south dakota state senator billie sutton, welcome. we will begin with our opening statements, names were drawn to determine the order going first is congresswoman kristi noem. you may begin. noem: we did not have money for death taxes. we had to get innovative. we started a hunting lodge, cut efficiencies and these were all lessons i will bring to the governor's office. i have big ideas for this. and move people off of assistance and into higher-paying jobs, address affordable housing and healthcare, go after mental health care crisis and make sure we are waging a war on addiction. we don't have to grow the size of government to do these things are raise taxes to do it. all we need is genuine accountability, experience and leadership. i look forward to the discussion today. >> moderator: mister evans, share your thoughts with south dakota. evans: my name is kurt evans, i grew up in western springs, the elder son of kyle evans, country musician that older folks will re

actually hey kristie so great to be have you with us again sure appreciate hope you'll be together next time but thank you that's christy are the co-founder of counterpart x. thanks christi thank you for having me. on time to squeeze it a quick break but hang here because when we return the giant retailing renegade amazon also makes someone from a place you might not expect the c.e.o. of straw mark will report what's at holland cook both of the big picture will be with us as we go to break your other divers at the closing bell will be back in a flash. this finding this out of the budget. does your mother. in our eyes how to target with. the timing. yes this time i do you have to contact them to or to tell us that their goods that are. if you could get them to go has a funny but it was you. get out. and write down the bank. bayswater chemical lies and is going to be left without any treatment internationally know that these industries out of polluting good to simply ignore your money and mother. and the mother of them like humans we lost even this. i mean i didn't find most unwelcome eve

actually hey kristie so great to be have you with us again sure appreciate hope you'll be together next time but thank you that's christy are the co-founder of counterpart x. thanks christi thank you for having me. and trying to squeeze in a quick break but hang here because when we return the giant retailing renegade amazon also make some money from a place you might not expect the c.e.o. of strong marc hill report which of holland cook go to the big picture will be with us as we go to break your other numbers at the closing bell we'll be back in a flash. i go to a place called camp sundown camp for people that can't decide and they're like so vampire camp this is like a safe house i guess they don't have to talk about what they go through but that's because we understand her daughter katie was diagnosed with a very rare sun sensitive condition if i get sunburned i heal she doesn't feel patients when they have problems with the walk to talk to some of the brains that are actually shrinking inside the skull gets thicker in the branscombe small. the pain is indescribable it's feels like

kristie i kind of part ex thank you so much christine sure appreciate it. and we now turn to look at new news today on the u.s. economic sanctions on iran and u.s. china trade relations to do so we are joined by some of our favorite folks in the world our to correspondent alex mahela bit in toronto and caleb oppen in new york thanks for being with us guys sure appreciate it alex i'll start with you there's been all of this build up and we talk about it on the program all the time they talk about it on our t.v. news all the time a lot of other places about what's going to happen with the magic date comes then there are u.s. sanctions on our iran with regard to this nuclear deal that we the u.s. pulled out of but now all of a sudden right at the last minute they say wait a minute there's some exemptions what the heck's going on alex look markets have reacted already with knowing that full well that the oil supply is not going down oil stocks have gone down because of that some analysts expected a much more definite attack from the united states more of a high

there's more christo news and market movement big time we are super psyched to have back with us kristie i tripped on expert and co-founder of counterpart x all that ahead but first we had some headlines let's do it. today asia leads our global report again as chinese president xi jinping and his filipino counterpart rod rigo do care to sign a memorandum of understanding which outlines plan cooperation on china's regional infrastructure project the vaunted and vilified bill and road initiative that agreement was just one of twenty nine separate agreements on economic cooperation signed by the two presidents with an oil and gas exploration of court among the most notable the turn toward cooperation marks a decisive move for both leaders from a long running territorial dispute which flared up back in twenty sixteen it may also be seen as a rebuff of the united states and vice president mike pence's warnings over the weekend about risk of economic engagement with china present to tear to a known for violent rhetoric and actions was inspired to wax poetic hailing the reset with china as a ra

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are a counterpart thank you so much kristie procedures always cars. what do japan south korea taiwan and australia all have in common well besides having close tiles ties with the united states they are all currently seeking to strengthen economic ties with india and all four of america's closest allies are courting india where the very same economic reason fear of the u.s. china trade work here with more on this story is conservative talk show host steve malzberg steve nama stead welcome what is the big fear on the part of these countries. well thank you for their greeting i appreciate it well the big fear is that this trade war if that's what we call it is going to get worse or if it's not a war yet it's going to become a war and they're going to get caught in the middle here because of a fifty percent of their import export business is with china and here's what they're caught up in they're cut up in this production network in these countries are where they make and send over into it into immediate goods and. and raw materials and then china puts t

or crypto expert thanks so much kristi have a great thanksgiving. absolutely to a bar. and that's it for this time thanks for being with us you can catch boom bust on direct t.v. channel three twenty one dish network channel two eighty or streaming twenty four seven on pluto t.v. that's the free t.v. at channel one thirty two i was watching at this morning or is always hit us up but you took dot com slash boom bust r t c n x time so long for no. stylus. that dollop of dolly is what i was doing. carol before we care the music with us. with a drag to your. mind you're not going to get rid of those who are not go away the nice guy quiet. real the heart of what we do is the truth. to briggs it or not to breaks it that is the question teresa mayes plan to exit the e.u. has been roundly criticised from virtually every corner and with a looming deadline the u.k. could face a hard break sit without an agreement even early elections how did it get to this point. to places like camp sundown. again for people that can't decide and they're like so the empire. state house i guess th

or crypto expert thanks so much kristi have a great thanksgiving. absolutely to a bar. and that's it for this time thanks for being with us you can catch boom bust on direct t.v. channel three twenty one dish network channel two eighty or streaming twenty four seven on pluto t.v. that's the free t.v. app show one thirty two i was watching it this morning or as always hit us up at you tube dot com slash boom bust archie see you next time so long for now. dallas. i mean the dollar value is what i believe. we got carried away here we care the music with us. we are here we were dragged here. by your love going to get rid of those who are not go away who will not die quite. real the heart of what we do is the true. negative place called camp sundown again for people that came. in there like so vampires can. see housing as they don't have to talk about what they go through with us because we understand our daughter katie was first diagnosed with a very rare some sensitive condition i get sunburned i hear she doesn't feel patients they have problems with want to talk to some o

about this and you may not know all that i apologize if these are tougher than that they might be kristie but i'd be so if they were in this deal with visa and i assume and they were allowed to transmit money back and forth at least that was the plan so that's really that requires you know f.d.i.c approval and so it sounded like they were at least in theory were doing a lot of the cool things that you and i have talked about about being compliant and blocked kryptos being sort of burst in the institutionalized financial system but in this case it was just a scam right partnership was nonexistent and that's why we definitely encourage everybody to do their due diligence on these companies to verify that these partnerships actually exist. oh boy yeah. geez that's crazy you know in general kristie we've spoken about these sorts of things before but kryptos bitcoin they've been sort of a breeding ground now remember the drug pirate roberts and the silk road where all these nefarious activities because you can't track you know the kryptos because you can track drugs actually drug trafficking t

kristi: since 2010. lemonis: kristi knoblich runs this edibles empire. that's our tangerine dark-chocolate bar. currently, we offer products to about 960 dispensaries throughout the state. lemonis: 85 employees crank out over 1,000 pounds of pot-infused chocolate a day. it would take cindy and leani eight months to make that many tarts. and all that takes a ton of this. i want to be like santa claus. kristi: yeah, these are about 40 pounds. lemonis: i may not get pot, but i can't ignore the numbers. kiva's already a multi-million-dollar company. and next year, once recreational sales begin, they're expecting their revenue to double... cindy: we have cherry almond, which is the other flavor that has a higher... lemonis: ...a giant compared to treat yourself. you know, it's clear that you guys have a great idea. you are passionate about what you do. it's still small, right? cindy: yes. leani: mm-hmm. lemonis: are you too late to the party? cindy: we don't think so. there are bigger companies, but they're not creating the products we're creating. lemonis: w

republican candidate congresswoman kristi noem, welcome.emocrat candidate, south dakota state candidate billy said. welcome. we will begin with our opening statements. names were drawn to determine the order. going first is congresswoman kristi noem. thank you everyone for tuning in tonight. when my dad was killed in an accident on our family farm, we did not have money in the bank tip a for death taxes. we had to get innovative. all we need is genuine accountability, experience, and leadership. >> i am the elder son of kyle evans, a country musician that the older folks still remember. he was named the official troubadour of south dakota centennial celebration and he was conducted into the state hall of fame later that year. i went to college in south dakota state university. i studied mathematics and got a bachelor's degree there. i became a basketball coach. iran for the u.s. house of representatives as an independent. in 2002, i joined the libertarian party and was their nominee for the united states senate. dakota, iran for south state

congratulations, kristi.also happy to have wyoming congresswoman, friend of mine, liz cheney here with us. she just had a big victory also. thank you. that was a great victory. they know what they are doing in congress, liz. peas and carrots were raised by a wonderful farmer from riverside. hunterville colony and this is something that he is very proud of. ruben waldner, i want to thank him for having done a great job. great job, ruben. that's a good-looking turkey. great job. thank you very much. peas and carrots were two out of a group of 50 turkeys raised for this event. you can see by looking at them. they are known as the presidential flock. after their good ford unitoday, peas and carrots will live out the rest of their days on the campus of virginia tech. good place, where they will enjoy a beautiful private enclosure under the care of poultry science students and veterinarians. they will be well taken care of at virginia tech. however, it won't be entirely a rest. even though peas and carrots have rec

gold medal winner kristie yamaguchi will be attending the event.ill also be emceeing the ceremony, starts at 6:00 a.m. >> kristie is only a champion of the entire world so they made my picture much bigger. >> that's always a great event. >> it is. it's a lot of fun. gabby will be there from telemundo and the one who manages the rink, above 70 and the puddles form. >> california skating. >> it's a great skate, wear short sleeves. >> you'll be able to do that. >> yebut that comes along with som rain and we really welcome that rain, but it's going to help improve our air quality. ths is right now, as still some drifts of smoke come in. it's very unhealthy for concord, as well as san francisco. unhealthy for the rest of the bay area, and we're going to see those numbers starting to decrease, and then we look at those numbers, and this is a measure of their particulate matter in the air. 151 to 200, it's unhealthy. we've still got a few in this range, but we are going to help improve that air quality, thanks to some rain. it's still a cold morning as yo

we ares occasion, excited to be joined by governor-elect, a real friend of ours, kristi noem. stand up. congratulations. [applause] present come: -- trump: congratulations. have wyomingpy to congresswoman, a friend of mine, liz cheney with us. she just had a big victory also. that was a great victory. they know what they are doing in congress. these turkeys were raised by a wonderful farmer from riverside. this is something that he's very proud of. i want to think ruben for having done a great job. where is ruben? rubin, stand up. great job. that's a good-looking turkey. thank you very much. peas and carrots were two out of a group of 50 exceptional turkeys raised for this event. you can see that by looking at them. they are known as the presidential flock. after their good fortune today, peas and carrots will live out the rest of their days at gobblers rest on the campus of virginia tech where they will enjoy a beautiful private enclosure under the care of poultry science students and veterinarians. there will be well taken care of at virginia tech. it won't be entirely a res

republican candidate, representative kristi noem, welcome. democratic candidate, south dakota state senator billie sutton. we will begin with opening statements. names were drawn to determine the order. going first is kristi noem. ms. noem: thank you for tuning in. when my dad was killed, he had lands and cattle, do not have money in the bank to pay death taxes. we started a hunting lodge to bring in at your revenue. these are all lessons i will bring to the governor's office, and i have big ideas for this state. ways we can work on education and workforce, move people off of assistance and into higher-paying jobs, address affordable housing and health care, the mental health care crisis and making sure we are waging a war on addiction. we do not have to increase state government to do these. all we need is genuine accountability, experience, and leadership. so i look forward to the discussion tonight. >> thank you. mr. evans, you have one minute to share your thoughts. go ahead. mr. evans: thanks. my name is kurt evans. i am the elder son of

. >> matt, governor kristy talked about the possibility of donald trump reaching across the aisle andutting some sort of deal. do you see that happening? >> i think it would be really smart. i think at this point in time every president that has been successful after a loss like this has figured out a way to make a deal with the other side. bill clinton did it after he was badly beat no one the '94 election. barack obama attempted to do it. many of the presidents who have been successful in their presidency have done that. the question is, does he have the capacity to do that? over a longer period of time than 24 or 48 hours? i think that's incouple bnt on him. the other thing is both sides in this, democrat and republican party, have things to celebrate and things to lament. i think they both do. democrats suffered more losses than they expected to suffer. they expected to pick up more governorships. i think the republicans had a good economy at their back and they have an unpopular president, and they lost the house, which could put them in dire danger of investigations. so they can

kristi gross has the story.very, unveiled--- for a álocal, gold star family being honored today... as the áworld pauses to mark the 100-year anniversary of the armistice that ended world war one--- and the ácountry celebrates the men and woman serving our nation this veterans, day---the stockton family received the portrait of staff sergeant john w. perry. a labor of love like this portrait cant be anything but love for service and sacrificeááástuart perry--- a marine veteran--- accepted the painting on behalf of his son john and the others killed in the suicide bomb attack in afghanistan two years ago, today. our son john was attacked and killed while preparing a group of soldiers for a veterans day event, just like this one. áááthe painting was sent to stockton police department with no address so an officer tracked down the family to make sure it got to them. the artist--- kaziah hancock--- paints the portraits honoring fallen military service members and law enforcement at no cost. it's an absolute pleasure.

or crypto expert thanks so much kristi have a great thanksgiving. absolutely to bart. and that's it for this time thanks for being with us you can catch boom bust on direct t.v. channel three twenty one dish network channel two weighty or streaming twenty four seven on pluto t.v. that's the free t.v. at channel one thirty two i was watching it this morning or as always hit us up at you tube dot com slash boom bust archie see you next time so long for now. that dollar dolly is what. we got carried away here we care the music with us. we were dragged here. by us going to get rid of those who are not go away the nice guy quiet. real the heart of what we do is the truth. comes on already has a significant portion of all us commerce something approaching twenty percent i guess their goal is to get fifty percent of all commerce in america it would be amazon commerce and they need artificial intelligence to do that an artificial intelligence needs data to run effectively so. jeff bezos but the call out to all the cities and they said we may come to your town just give us all

kristi gross has the story. delivery, unveiled--- for a álocal, gold star family being honored today... as the áworld pauses to mark the 100-year anniversary of the armistice that ended world war one--- and the ácountry celebrates the men and woman serving our nation this veterans, day---the stockton family received the portrait of staff sergeant john w. perry. a labor of love like this portrait cant be anything but love for service and sacrificeááástuart perry--- a marine veteran--- accepted the painting on behalf of his son john and the others killed in the suicide bomb attack in afghanistan two years ago, today. our son john was attacked and killed while preparing a group of soldiers for a veterans day event, just like this one. áááthe painting was sent to stockton police department with no address so an officer tracked down the family to make sure it got to them. the artist--- kaziah hancock--- paints the portraits honoring fallen military service members and law enforcement at no cost. it's an absolute plea

it's really fun. >> also great, hometown gal kristi yamaguchi. the reason my pose is that way in front, you don't want to see me do the same as kristi. smooth flow of traffic around the bay. circle the palms where you can skate under the palm trees, california style. the peninsula style we have a crash over at candlestick, not presenting any slowing. the off-ramp is the only thing affected and the rest of the bay shows a smooth drive. top right of your screen still coming off the carquinez bridge, a little recovery around highway 4, but the earlier crash has cleared and that's good stuff. so light. >> ought to be interesting to see if the traffic will get lighter or heavier. >> it will kick in about midday. >> a lot of people -- exactly, you don't need to remind me. >> the weekend is extended a little bit earlier and we're tracking the storm that will be moving in. we can see it on the satellite imagery, as it gets closer, and let's talk about the timing here, as you try to get out on the roadways, now tomorrow morning at 8:30, we're going to sta

. >> kristi yamaguchi downtown ice in san jose is returning. will be there. decorated olympian.e'll be emceeing the event. rink is getting upgrades, up to end of january but kristi there when opens. >> we're back at 11:00. what's a gig of data? well, it's a whole day's worth of love songs. or 300 minutes of baby videos. a gig goes a long way. that's why xfinity mobile lets you pay for data one gig at a time. and with millions of wifi hotspots included, you'll pay even less for data. or if you need a lot we have unlimited too. plus, get $200 back when you buy a new smart phone. it's simple, easy, awesome. click, call or visit a store today. ♪ >>> i told myself the worst part about dying is being afraid of dying. if i'm not afraid, it won't be so bad. >> jaime was funny, friendly, and nowhere to be found. i knew where she was. >> there was a young female, appeared to be in her early 20s. she was obviously deceased. >> detectives immediately focused on her boyfriend. >> the appearance of police officers is never a good sign. where was i the night before? when had i last seen her? >

nbc bay area kristy smith has reaction to the team's decision today. >> reporter: 24-year-old ruben foster appeared in the florida courtroom early sunday morning. hours before the 49ers were supposed to take the field in tampa. >> i'm requesting you be released on on domestic violenc charges as he walked out of jail. police were called to a tampa hotel where the 49ers were staying. they say a 28-year-old woman said foster slapped her and pushed a phone out of her hand. the gm didn't comment on what occurred but the team set clear ex expectations for foster who had trouble in the past. >> we need to protect the team. like said, nobody is bigger than the team. and as el assistanted talented felt it was the best decision to make. >> reporter: in february the same woman said foster struck her and recanted claiming she made it up to ruin her career. foster faced drugs and weapons charge which resulted in a two-game suspension. now nbc bay area learned of an incident involving the two just last month. santa clara police say they involved between a verbal dispute between the woman and foster at h

senate and republican congress woman kristi noem will become south dakota's first female governor. kristi noem / sd governor elect my mom is behind me and so is my mother in law sharon and they're probably the two most wonderful women you'd meet in your entire life.alexandra limon / washington correspondentmore than one hundred women will serve in the house of representatives and at least twenty three in the u-s senate. but that still isn't reflective of the u-s population which is 50 percent female.democratic leader pelosi says issues like health and childcare are important to 'everyone' but female lawmakers should to focus other things too.nancy pelosi / democratic house leader because we view every issue as a women's issue. we believe the national security of our country is a women's issue, economic secuirty.women also played a big role in flipping the house of representatives to democratic control -- with 59 percent of women voting for democrats according to cnn exit poll data. in washington alexandra limon. coming up at eight.. the jury is selected in the trial of infamous dru

north carolina district 98 state house representative kristi clark with us.e of the moms demand action volunteers. and she won, was elected to office just this week. congratulations. i need to say to you, as well. also with us, reporter for "pro-publica," lois beckett, good to have you with us. she was on the scene for the march for our lives. i want to reference an article in "the new yorker" back in march, 2018, after parkland. they said, is this the moment when the politics of guns shift? this moment does feel different. largely because the teenage survivors of the parkland shooting have commanded the national stage with their raw and righteous indignation. this is when they thought things were -- this is when they thought things were going to change. fast forward to the last three weeks. october 24th, two people die at a shooting at a kroger in kentucky. october 27th, three days later, 11 people die in pennsylvania at a synagogue. on november 2nd, two people die in a florida yoga studio shooting. and then just this week, november 8th, 12 people are dead i

miss kristi yamaguchi herself is going to be there.wn, folks, tuesday, the decorated olympian and fremont native are going to be there. our own today and telemundo will emcee this event. you have a lot of time to get there, but tuesday is the day to shake hands with someone who know house to skate. >> no doubt. and tuesday night be a good day to be out there because wednesday is going to be pretty wet outside. >> they would be dealing with rain if it were wednesday. tuesday we should see the wind pick up. before we get there, boy, the high pressure really locking in the bad air. and the lack of rain. you have to go all the way back to october 3rd, the last time we had rain around the bay area. the rainfall deficits look awful. look at santa rosa, 26% of average. missing almost 3.5% of rain. and keep in mind, this early in the rainfall season, really the first quarter of the rainfall year, a couple of big storms can get us caught up pretty quickly. we night might see that later this week. air quality issues, even without that wildfire s

kristi and i had fun behind the scenes last year. i'll post a video clip. >> figure eight?, this is me. >> did you do the lift? >> she lifted me. she's very strong. >> make sure you record videos for us. >> she's very sweet. she says i'll catch you if you fall. i said i'd rather not put you through it. northbound 85 sees a volume of traffic. north 101 is the problem though. we have the crash reported at san tt tomas expressway. the speed sensors are improving. it's slow from story road past the airport, just in the 50s area there. the big slowdown southbound 880 at 92. we have your three right lanes blocked, only your left lane reportedly gets through there and chp has three cruisers there now. i haven't gotten an update on when they expect to clear the lanes. we have the backup at the bay bridge toll plaza and now the richmond side of the richmond to san rafael bridge we have that as well and in the background you can see the sun really reflecting off of the smoke in the air as well. >> hopefully that smoke clears out by next week. we'll get some rain. >> the rain will mov

olympic gold medalist kristi yamaguchi also there.n as it is every year, until january 27th. mike, somehow our photographer must have been late, we didn't get the great video of you doing that patented triple axle, or was it your double lutz? >> it was a triple lutz. >> triple lutz or klutz? >> i tried the triple klutz, but i ended up opening up to a double and landing and not very nicely, that's why i'm walking like this. >> a hard landing there. >> also a $20 bill will help that photographer forget any of that video. that was in downtown san jose, downtown ice, and the kristi yamaguchi was out there, great to see her, paulina edmonds, who olympic medalists, what a treat. you have an easy commute, easy as far as the speed sensors. 280/87 a minor crash reported on the shoulder. we're looking at eastbound 380 getting toward the airport from 280, there is a crash, you got about a quarter mile of slowing there, about you that's a big problem, if you're really worried about getting to your flight, but traffic is getting through for that n

in the second time off kristie and get not had the best chances off to gomes it's the biggest names that this is coming disappointing i. still was showing signs of life looking them most dangerous in months time for sure got that one set piece goals so far is the lowest in the league. my seebohm good head gets the first go to the fine c.l. era sixty eight minutes and finally a successful set pace should cut back on the food after three hundred sixty eight scoreless minutes thanks to it in top specialty coaching. hello how does practicing set pieces to say that here alone is responsible for the goal might be a bit much but of course his experience has been really helpful. to him but another canary in the eighty second minute and the training paid off a second time fish hook ups i was told means several things at sea no plenty of movement in the area and tommy's stuck with it and put the chaos to where. after three straight off his unplanned unrest in stuttgart find c.e.o. finally had some relief. of course it's a big relief after the difficult past few weeks this victory was extremely imp

later there's more krypto news and market movement big time we are super psyched to have back with us kristie i gripped all expert and co-founder of counterpart x all that ahead but first we hit.

put it up in their face, they cannot make us put it down, that is animated the counter values that kristi was talking about, 23 people that they were talking about. they cannot make us take it down we are going to show them but think about how they are doing that. how does this flag honor the confederate dead? what does it mean to begin with? how is somebody driving by regarding this flag? what does it mean to the people who passes it by? well, everybody who passes it by has a right to determine what it means for him or her. for some people it is a symbol of heritage, and they will salute. for some people it is a big middle finger, and they're going to give the finger right back to it. it is, it is a generic statement that means whatever to whoever passes it by, it is not honoring the confederate dead, and i think that most people in this room would agree, the practical effect of this is to undermine the very point that they are trying to make. it is more than likely, counterproductive, leading to the flag being taken down, elsewhere. and of course, in all likelihood, the right of free sp

update on the pink diamond we told but a few days go, the unusually large gemts with the sold at kristy's today. more than $50 million that's a record for the pink diamond. >> beautiful that does it for us tonight. i'm sue herera. zbloop i'm bill griffeth. don't get any brighid s. >> it's a neutral, goes with everything. >> yes, it does. >> this is "bbc world news america." funding of this presentation ise ossible by the freeman foundation, and kovler foundation, pursuing solutions for america'sne neglectes. >> this fall, it is a season of oirevelations, from the chce of elerica's favorite nov >> it's 100 books we want people to take a look at. we are hoping to get people to fall in love with novels again. >> ts the fate of a hero've. >> i'm still here. >> and i. >> from the secret lives of the most amazing cats n

kristie crosses twelve centimeters shorter making it better suited for city driving then it's big brother rock that doesn't mean that v.w. simply shrank that to rock or in other words simplify the goal as you beat. there's a lot more to it. and side if the most important factor explains chief designer clothes fish off is that the proportions and ingredients his team needs are combined in a way that everything fits together large wheels short overhangs a tight build sleek contours all the which lends the final product to maturity which he believes is plain to see in the new t. cross. the mind in knowing he was always this issue not having. a particular design highlight at the front is the way the lines of the grill and headlights are into room with. the car expert close needs vids points out that a length of four point zero eleven meters places it among the smaller issue vs a unique feature are the dual lines added by v. w.'s close bishop another special point is that the t. cross only comes with front wheel drive since most of its buyers will only be driving in town on a made in a stop to

problem well how weird is that kryptos where the adults in the markets in the last week will at last kristie i have counterpart axis back in kill give us her thoughts and later many nations are seeking to ingratiate themselves with india mol verd joins us for the tale of how all the spawning and flattery is all about big money all that is directly ahead let's rock n roll. we start with major news learned from general electric's third quarter earnings report g.e. has disclosed a criminal investigation by the u.s. department of justice and the securities and exchange commission they've also reported be low expectations including a twenty two billion dollar loss in the company's troubled power division g.'s all time stock high price was back eighteen years ago in two thousand at just shy of sixty dollars per share the stock the stock sunk to below ten dollars back in two thousand and nine but had been making progress since rise. a north of thirty dollars to do years ago but it's back down to around ten dollars per share in trading today at the new york stock exchange. and on china last time we

>> kabc reporter chris kristi, thank you. our thanks to you and the kabc team. and just a horrific scene in northern california as well. in a town called paradise, north of sacramento, families forced to drive through flames on both sides to get out of town. and not everyone made it. they've now discovered bodies after vehicles were engulfed in flames. tom llamas is there tonight, witnessing the destruction firsthand. >> reporter: tonight, the campfire raging out of control. and now our first look inside its charred wake. block after block, we see this hellish landscape that used to be the town of paradise, california. they evacuated 27,000 people, the entire town. and here's why. the flames did not stop burning everything to the ground. the grim toll only now emerging. officials locating at least five victims, all found in their cars. trapped by the fire that ripped through this town. so many residents racing tunnels of flames to get out. >> go, go, go, go. >> oh, my god. the tree is burning right next to us. >> all those homes gone. >> i can feel the heat now.

. >> and republican kristi noem was elected the first woman governor of south dakota over democrat billien. noem will succeed dennis daugaard, also republican voters in iowa also elected their first female governor in state history. republican kim reynold a won tight race against democrat fred hubble after campaigning on g reformedicaid and fundingre planned hood. and one other milestone to note. jared polis in colorado became irthe openly gay man ever elected governor in america. the five-term congressman who spoke of inclusivity and diversity beat out republican walker stapleton. >> florida is getting a whole lot of attention for its governor's race and some key house and senate races. as the largest battleground state in the country, theseou elections provide valuable insight into how voters are reacting to the president after narrowly voting him in office two years ago. bc newsurn now to political reporter alley ba tally live in naples. she's been on the road all of these races closely. good morning. >> reporter: good rning, frances and phillip. i think the one thing that you need to

he says be interrupted by a muslim council to the phone kristie entree into. a sexual abuse survivor in the u.k. calls for a change in the law after the man who raped her is given access to her son born as a result of. our broadcasting live it direct from our studios in moscow this is our chief international armstrong telling us to have you with. the u.s. senate has passed a resolution calling on the government to end its support for the saudi led intervention in yemen that's despite opposition from the white house parties came up and has more. well the vote was sixty three to thirty seven with support on both sides of the aisle the resolution called for the united states to end any cooperation with the saudi led attack on yemen now one of the voices speaking in favor of the resolution was us senator bernie sanders of vermont we have been providing the bombs at the saudi led coalition is using we have been refueling their planes before they drop those bombs this is a vote. that says to the world we are going to end. the whole record humanitarian. that is killi

town hall meeting -- fema and other emergency agencies were there to answer questions as reporter kristi most people wanted to know when they would be able to go back to paradise to see what is left of their homes. >> >> i had treasures as a drove away i regretted not grabbing. everything was such a panic. >> she like many others came to the survivor town hall meeting in roseville looking for answers. >> i am looking to see that i would like to be able to come. i think that is what -- >> more than 150 people attended the for them to hear from state and federal representatives about the resources not available to them. it is the first step to open a new disaster recovery center and plaster county. >> a lot of people have been traveling. those actually staying here are the surrounding areas will have a place to go to. >> for some, the only question was when. when with the -- when with a be allowed back in. >> dugger says he understands people's frustration. friends and team members have lost their homes as well and says right now, there is no timeline on when people were allowed reentry in