but he was -- he went after cnn went for the jag lar this weekend seems >> i've written a story going out tomorrow by the washington post >> that is a good plug, buddy? which is entirely about the president's tweets storm and what was going on there. i talked to different producers at different networks. some actually believe that the presid very damaging story to come out that may applicant the white house and we saw the story about mike flynn on thanksgiving thanksgiving day but he may be anticipating something, otherwise, there's also the idea that he's got off time that there were reports about what he might be doing in his off time. we know that he like to say tweet. we know he likes to react to what's in the news. so it could have been that. but i don't know we'll keep eyes open >> before we go, because this came as soon as you were leaving and hit right as soon as we were getting off the air at 5:00. this "washington post" thing. we have about 60 seconds, that was a pretty big get, i would say by the post >> yeah, i think tables turned on james o'keefe, activist he does this ki

photographer lars lieber captured the shot friday morning. it looks like an ocean. he said the full moon helped illuminate the clouds. >> reporter: it's awesome. i'm going to visit your family out there. let's take a live look exton, chester county, off-ramp to route 100, an accident involving a deer it's on the shoulder. watch for that in exton, 30 bypass, westbound. an accident chester county valley forge road at swedesford road. mass trans nothing giving us problems now dave. >> reporter: temperatures in the 60s, 64 in philadelphia. 63 in allentown. 64 in dover, delaware. o the train station it stays mild this morning, but you'll notice changes during the day. we'll get into the upper 60s, i expect a high of 69 degrees around 2:00 p.m. this afternoon, rain arrives and we get perhaps a thunderstorm in through here, look at how after the cold front gets through here, temperatures plunge. 7:00 p.m., 56 tomorrow morning in the low 40s in philadelphia. cooler air on the doorstep. at the airport, all green aircraft that indicates no major delays, we have no sign of rai

president trump overseas now and president trump filling in at lar ting ton national sayre 340e7y mroos wreath on tom of unknown soldier and he addressed the crowd that showed up and despite chilly temperatures trump administering will always support members of the armed services. . grateful for your sacrifice. and i'll make you a promise, just as you fought for us, we will always fight for you president took part in the annual washing of the vietnam veterans mem or dwrool help mark veteran day volunteers normally use spray bottles to clean the memorial but they had to use sponges and buckets instead. >> president trump overseas and recorded veteran's day message posted on his twitter act. here's a portion of that message. >> america's veterans are this country's greatest national treasure. there's nothing close. you're the best role models for youngest sil citizens and are you the constant reminder of all that is good decent and brave. you have given this country all that you have to give. a just as you fulfilled his duty duty wonderful, wonderful sporey. >> fantastic i love when we ca

. >> he's coming under the guise as a skoel lar and has done work on this. he has no work on this. >> bring in someone who's conservative, a scholar, but not this man. >> reporter: he told me this was his first visit and after clashes over free speech in berkeley, he'll be here with security. he says the freemt of speech is an indispensable foundation of any free associate. there is an ongoing effort to marge liez, demo niez and silence anyone and everyone. his visit is sponsored by the college republican, they didn't want to be interviewed about the event. sergio quintana north bay bay area news. >>> testing for led. the oakland unified school district is trying to ensure the water on campus is safe. they'll start testing water tomorrow. all k through 12 schools will be tested in the district, as well as some of the charter schools. it comes after led was found in the water at seven oakland schools. >> one month ago the lives of thousands of our neighbors and friends changed forever. tonight the rain seems fitting, a damp milestone and reminder it will take

church goers in sutherland springs texas prayed by the last week's shooten a senator prevented system lar tragedy from happening. >> this individual should not have been able to legally purchase a firearm. we have a background check system which is designed to we'd out people with mental illness and people conflicted felons and statement i hear most often we need to do something. here that something is pretty clear. we need to fix this broken background check system. >> they're expected to introduce legislation related to background checks this week. >> congregation members of first baptist church in sutherland springs held first service since last week's shooting taking place problems away from the church where the gunman killed 25 people including pregnant woman and children. the church itself opened as a memorial this evening. it will pay tribute to the lives lost in that mass shooting. >>> developing at this hour, at least 61 people are dead after an earthquake today in the region between iran and iraq. the u.s. geological survey says it was a 7.2 magnitude skaik that also injured 300

francis has avoided any direct mention of me and lars or hinge a muslim minority as he appeared alongside the country's leader and son switchy the head of the roman catholic church insisted that myanmar should respect the rights of all ethnic groups well those are the headlines stay with us coming up next here on al-jazeera it's our surprising my colleagues in the head we'll have more news after that thanks for watching. this december the international campaign to abolish nuclear weapons will receive the nobel peace prize but what is the real threat in a series of special reports al-jazeera examines the state of nuclear proliferation around the world. parts of antarctica a warming faster than anywhere else on the planet this is having an effect on wildlife and is altering deep ocean currents which regulate the world's climate from the poles to the equator. as antarctica's ice melts we're seeing global sea levels rise and unpredictable changes too with world wide. and this earth rise special we visit the world's most remote continent to see the effects of climate change firsthand. i'm tire

they have strongly denounced the film without having seen it the lead role is played by german actor lars iding and going to die mcmansion exile the country does. the producers of the project with a twenty five million euro budget wanted idea for the role after seeing him give a guest performance at a theater in moscow he's still not sure why he was chosen. by theo and why did they pick me why is lost i being a from berlin playing nicholas the second goal last russian tsar it's all. at the film's moscow premiere director alexey who to tell appeared relaxed despite a slew of death threats against his actors religious fanatics wanted to prevent the film from being released their protests have sparked months of debate in the press and on the street. there have been attacks cars and cinemas set on fire. than driven into a movie theatre death threats kept laws i had enough from attending the premiere. of this and. there have been rewards offered for people to burn down cinemas showing the film and of course i also present a very big target also to china. it's difficult to understand all the up

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the pendulum swings both way, by friends he has the sen gu lar ability to u that the republican party. let's see what hp peps in next couple of years. >> well cheek in with you soon. >> all right. are let's bring in the a plus panel to break this down. am joined by political strategist. good you have, bill. a long introduction here with all of you here. janette huffman is back, greet you have. bob former prosecutor and a columnist for law news.com. let me start with you. you are the lope reb cap here. >> i know, lucky. >> it was, you know, a bit of a wipeout i would say across the board and mayor and right down the line. >> well, i think a lot of republicans here in new jersey kind of thought this one out and they had eight years of chris christie and a lot of people burned out on that and the republican plan brand is not popular now. >> bob, were you there as murphy took the stage and did a little dance oar jump for something. you were downright giddy on twitter. the stocks, the whole thing. every time i wear them. the governor gets elected. i am glad i was from. it was great great e

catches up to it, then passes to lars eller. great play by rana. eller catches in.ed at 1. flames on the power play. puck loose in front. out to johnny gud roe. calgary comes up with it, scores. tough break there. flames add two more. they win it 4-1. back to the court. maryland hosting jackson state. big night for freshman bruno fernando. first half terps with the two-point lead. anthony cowan throwing it up bruno throwing it down. terps up five. later in the half maryland up seven and on the run jared mickens going for three. count it. terps up 13 at the break. second half terps pulling away off the miss. pass inside to fernando. another slam makes it look so easy. 18 points for him. maryland rolls 76-45. >>> and spend your thanksgiving with us. live pregame coverage of the giants and redskins starts at news 4 on 6:00. special redskins pregame report at 7:30, kickoff at 8:30, then we're going to have you covered with live post-game coverage all right here on news 4 while you get to eat your turkey. >> you're eating before the game. >> as we're doing it. you know t

but francis has avoided any direct mention of me and lars will hinge on muslim minority as he appeared alongside the country's leader on san suu kyi the head of the roman catholic church insisted that myanmar should respect the rights of all ethnic groups a military crackdown has forced hundreds of thousands of revenge of muslims to flee to neighboring bangladesh and the airport in bali has been shut for a second day as an erupting volcano disrupts travel plans and threatens thousands on the indonesian island those are the headlines i'm going to have more of the day's news of the al-jazeera news hour in just under thirty minutes now al-jazeera world continues with a new era in television. because it states it's a. secret that we had actual victims who had survived torture or detention and this was the cause of my arrest if you could. look. at this conviction that everyone is you to reservoirs but if you give them the opportunity to bring stop to. look at yes. the distance there's at least twenty thousand or hinder refugees we live we badly need at this moment leadership and so presiden

courts in stuttgart has given the businessman a suspended prison sentence of two years and his children lars and micah slicko go straight behind bars for nearly three years it comes down to the money once it became clear to the his company would go bankrupt him moved around sixty million euros in the company money that the court says belonged to the drugstore chains creditors some of that money went to a logistics company that belonged to his children they siphon millions from the logistics company before declared bankruptcy but angelica got a lighter sentence. that's because like his frog didn't amount to as much financial damage as his children's their fraud cause damages worth six point one million euros in total so they were given longer sentences than their father. the bankruptcy rocked germany because over twenty five thousand low skilled workers were left without jobs as investment declined and the stores became rundown only desperate customers which shop there. i have a job right now for more on a papal visit to a troubled region and that's right helena thank you pope francis has met

sentenced the him famous businessman to two years in jail which it suspended for two years his children lars and maracas lekha go straight behind bars for nearly three years comes down to the money once it became clear to slicker that his company would go bankrupt his siphoned off sixteen million euros from his company the court says that money belonged to the drugstore chains creditors one of the main beneficiaries of the transaction happened to be a logistics company that belong to his children and was part of the schleck an empire the logistics company had been making losses for years yet the two withdrew seven million euros from it just before it declared bankruptcy but the real losers of a second scandal are its workers its demise left more than twenty five thousand people mostly women without jobs and they all have to blame for their fate he had invested too little in the stores till they were no longer attractive to customers and bad working conditions added to his bad reputation putting off customers and accelerating the company's collapse. let's talk to our financial correspondent i

but francis has avoided any direct mention of me and lars orange a muslim minority as he appeared alongside the country's leader on san suu cheap a military crackdown has forced hundreds of thousands of rahane just to flee to neighboring bangladesh well those are the headlines do stay with us coming up next it's the stream and i'm going to have more news for you in half an hour thanks for watching by. ok and you're in the stream live went out to sea air and on you tube today i saw has been defeated on the battlefield but it is not really the end many experts say the conflict continues and that the front line is digital i'm only going to allow so does defeat in iraq and syria i mean i suppose ideology has been toppled or is that more just beginning today we'll hear from a panel of experts and the former wife of an assault commander. last month more than three years after i still captured rocca in syria it was pushed out of the city that happy come in effect its capital and the heart from which it controlled its operations after a series of battlefield defeats this was seen by many as the fin

lar on cheese day earlier we spoke to salon kidani who is the director of the human rights group release eritrea she says protests in the country are on heard of i think it's about control. of the life i don't think it's about religion at all whatsoever because if it was religion it would have been done in consultation with the people and getting the people on board i think this is a draconian measure to yet again control of the eritrean public and squeeze out any public snarl where shootings were were heard in the streets separate shootings and even when children were coming out of school equally nursery school children very small children and young people chased through the streets of us tomorrow. and complete pandemonium protests are not just rare enough announcement i've never seen or heard of protests since eric has independence or maybe even before that so this is this is a very unique and maybe even a one of this young people have taken matters into their own hands and yet they're i mean this is this is a country that is ruled by fear and yes people are taking enormous risks and i

francis has avoided any direct mention of me and lars or hinge a muslim minority as he appeared alongsidethe country's leader and son switchy the head of the roman catholic church insisted that myanmar should respect the rights of all ethnic groups well those are the headlines stay with us coming up next here on al-jazeera it's our fries and my colleagues in the hive we'll have more news after that thanks for watching. the international campaign to abolish nuclear weapons we receive the nobel peace prize but what is the real threat in a series of special reports al-jazeera examines the state of nuclear proliferation around the world.

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rages over her stance on the crisis human rights watch is urging world leaders to look into me and lars treatment for head minority man maher is in a formal member of apec but he was invited by vietnam's president more than eight hundred thousand rohingya have fled a military crackdown in rakhine state the military denies accusations of human rights abuses insisting operations are targeting armed groups the u.s. president says he's found common ground with china's leader over the crisis on the korean peninsula there's plenty of paul and ceremony in beijing for donald trump's visit adrian brown reports. china's leaders know how to put on a good show and to make important visitors feel on. the finally chewed welcoming ceremony was far more lavish than the one given president trump's previous as. president xi jinping has rolled out a very long red carpet for trump who ensured his tie was color coordinated. the two leaders talked for several hours later before the cameras trump surprised his host by saying the u.s. trade deficit with china wasn't all china's fooled and i have great respect

said he didn't know who the russian was who made the offer but someone in the group that was in alga lar rof. a russian billionaire. they were behind the meeting allegedly that 2016 meeting at trump tower where russians promised dirt on hillary clinton. a lawyer for the man says his client has no knowledge of the offer. >> pamela, thanks. >>> meanwhile, melania trump speaking about her role. cnn's kate bennet spoke to mrs. trump exclusively at the great wall. >> how are you feeling one year into the throe of first lady? >> it emy honor to be a first lady of the united states, and it was very busy year. and we love to lead in washington. we have very busy life, and it's exciting as well. and i'm looking forward to work on behalf of the children. >> any frustrations that has been unexpected or surprising for you? >> it's very exciting life. and it's a lot of things that you need to take care of, or a lot of responsibilities, and it's part of being a first lady. >> you know, it's amazing to hear from her when she's going so low in china on her own. it's funny how she'll go and speak out. it

captain lars bendish shot deflected to kevin folland who finished the job with a sideways scissors kick his seventh goal of the season a real beauty. to all the final score. on monday when you add up all the chances we really should have won it and. it was sharp and caused us problems upfront we allowed a couple of set pieces that really shouldn't happen in this day and. one point for each side in this entertaining clash. you're watching the news live from berlin i'm having and will have more coming up for you at the top of the hour join us if you can. guess. with. that joseph coney and the lord's resistance army destroyed my life. i have been yours i was in the bush i could have done many things with my life. and if the right things that you're as it's saying it wouldn't happen. that's like a balloon i think though was that. the. sun oppression on the way today in the town of. but the memory of the past is never far behind the rebels of the resistance army left the region some ten years ago the suffering still hasn't healed. the people here are celebrating the anniversary of evelyn and

startt with small food manufacturers, g them and eventually having themn into a nice, medium, or even lar businesses. so hoping this is not a disturbg trend. >> commissioner dwight: duly nod because we have a number of locl businesses that have developed r business based on whole foods gg them shelf space. news russ businesses. >> -- numerous businesses. >> there are people that have bt of whole foods program that havn bounced out dwt dwt. >> commissioner dwight: and whos accounting for 50% of their bus. imagine losing 50% of your busis overnight. if you're a manufacturing, whict are, that's devastating becauseu can't just say i guess i'll cuty capital equipment in half and fr the employees and still be in b. >> this is something we need ton eye on. if it's going to develop in oth, we don't generally think of thet of small businesss that are in e inside of a formula retail or ah larger business. and how these things can impactr manufacturers and discourage st. >> commissioner dwight: commiss- commissioner adams. >> nobody is doing anything this evening. we're having a holiday tree-ligg ce

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lars i'm larry smith -- larry: i'm larry smith at the "live desk." what is new tonight?vel, travel, we track gas prices. and where the emergency work is already causing a problem. plus -- >> 28.5 million americans expected to take to the skies for the thanksgiving holiday. how do airlines keep one the increase demand? i'm sam sweeney. i will take you behind the scenes to show you all the things the passengers never see coming up. larry: this is all tonight when we join you at 5:00. jonathan: we'll be watching. breaking news. we are following from northwest d.c. where a teenager was shot near dunbar high school. this happened before 4:00 on n street northwest. we are told that the teen is conscious and breathing. the police are looking for the people responsible in the shooting. michelle: police station is a sank rare for the religious -- sanctuary for religious leaders. they went training with the prince william county police and cheryl conner opens up the bible on safety. >> there are no crosses or bibles. badges are in front of the earelious lead worse the real it's wh

jonathan: get to the live desk to check in with lar ray smith for what -- larry smith for what is coming up at 5:00. larry: we are following a scandal from ballou high school. we hear from the whistle blower in the last hour. and inside the beltway, staying on the road that you can't seem to find except for outside the beltway. plus, what the rockettes have to say about the holidays. jonathan: facing pressure from the subject of a documentary hnl changed the name. the monica lewinsky scandal will now be known as the clinton-lewinsky scandal. she went on twitter to "fix the title" and then clinton was impeached for lying about the affair and the senate. michelle: the majority of the justices voiced concern about the ability to track a person's movement through the cell phone. justices will decide if the police need a warrant to collect 127 days of the cell phone tower information in a robbery case. the day they helped -- data helped the prosecutors convict a man. a cat nicknamed miracle is breathing easier. they removed the mayonnaise job around her head. miracle -- i can understand why i

photographer lars lieber captured the image friday morning. >>> for the first time in 40 careers, anman won the new york city marathon. she is the first woman to win the marathon since 1977. security was heightened due to the terror attacks in new york city. she has run the marathon twice the last time 2010 when she came in second. this year's win, it was an easy thing. she had fractured her lower back just last winner, a major injury that forced her to miss the boston marathon. >>> if you run at all if i did what she did, it's incredible. >> family members are in shock calling it a senseless crime talking about the deadly shooting that took aim at a group of teenagers. joseph, i'm steve. how are you? nice to meet you sir. nice to meet you. how's it going man? the yankees? come on. [ laughing ] look at the smiles and the hard work that the people here are doing. it's like making mini sandwiches. they're no different than anyone else. they just want a job. they want respect and they want dignity. this is a nice place. yeah. he plays basketball with lauren. steve called, fairly frantic

. >> colonel lars that a strum is -- is proposing building two giant movable gates as storm surge barriersit's similar to ones in the netherlands that protect rotted import from the north sea. it's approved by congress, the gates would be open for ship traffic, but would close during big weather events like harvey. >> these are massive structures. >> absolutely. they would be gigantic structures. in the case of the structure that's being proposed here, it would be the largest navigating structure in the world today. >> the total cost would be $10 billion. but to stimson, it would all be worth it. as long as you don't have to worry about water ever again? >> absolutely it's worth it in the end. it's going to cost a lot of money in the beginning, but it's going to save a lot of lives. >> it's also going to save a lot of infrastructure. on galveston bay, douglas kennedy, fox news. >> mike: next optimal hour whatever happened to the series looks at the greek financial crisis. [lance] monica, it is absolute chaos out here! gale force winds, accumulations up to 8 inches... ...don't know if you c

diabetes enormous numbers of people i think it's a huge number i think rather than applauding it, lars is saying this will overwhelm everyone because nobody can afford the diabetes drugs. do you want to expand on that? >> our view is that we have to make it transparent is that this is an avalanche of obesity and diabetes which is affecting world economies. we have to do something about it we're certain we'll have good medication to sell to plenty of patients, but society has to take this threat more seriously. it's a slow-moving epidemic and not one that has a rapid impact on society like, for example, cancer but it is a thing that is undermining the global economies and hence we need to take action we've created partnerships with significant cities around the world including houston. we believe partnership with cities in changing the way we live, changing the way we manage health that is kind of the long-term solution to that there's significant opportunities for society in pursuing that. medication is just the last solution in that perspective >> do you feel that health services, and