his wife mckenzie is now 24th on the list at a measly $35 billion. >> maybe that keeps you warm at night, think so? >> rolling around in the cash. yes. so bill gates, jeff bezos. >> warren buffett. >> all on there, just filthy rich. >> filthy. >> filthy. >> taking a bath in it. >> warren buffett, he gives a lot of it away. >> he does. >> he probably could be at the top. >> he has his pledge encouraging other people to give most of it away. >> that's right. >> he can now go to mckenzie bezos and talk to her about giving it away. >> say, i need some cash. >>> coming up, an update on that historic flooding in venice. >>> prince andrew opening up about jeffrey epstein and how he couldn't possibly have had sex with an accuser when she was just 17. >>> later in "the skinny," boyz ii men back on stage overnight. you're watching "world news now." ♪ whether your beauty routine is 3or 57,... make nature's bounty hair skin and nails step one. it's the number one brand uniquely formulated for silky hair, glowing skin and healthy nails. nature's bounty, because you're better off healthy. (pirate girl

we're going to show lucy lawless and bret mckenzie.nutes. ( cheers and applause ). >> jon: yes, yes! >> stephen: and tomorrow night, live show, live show after the debate right here from the ed sullivan theater. don't miss it. now you're going to want to collect them all. one of the democrats questioning witnesses in the inquiry is california congressman and guy telling you his dad owns a boat, eric swallwell. ( laughter ) swallwell went on "hard chris with matthew ball" last night to lay out some of the evidence against donald trump. but there was what many are claiming was an embarrassing moment. see if you can spot it. >> i've counted at least five people testifying this week who were on the phone listening to the president talk about this swap of dirt for u.s. military aid. >> chris, so far, the evidence is uncontradicted that the president used taxpayer dollars to ask the ukraines to help him cheat... ( loud fart noise ) an election. ( laughter ) ed ( laughter ) >> stephen: now, i don't know exactly what happened there, but if it'

david mckenzie bringing us the very latest on this from johannesburg.many thanks. >>> the music world loses another voice. more on the death of the second k-pop star in two months. plus a bbc journalist describes her recent interview with prince andrew, which has led to make backlash for the duke of york. back with that in just a moment. (wheels screeching) (clapping) (sound of can hitting bag and bowl) (clapping) always there in crunch time. thouwhich is breast cancer metastthat has spreadcer, to other parts of the body, are living in the moment and taking ibrance. ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor is for postmenopausal women or for men with hr+/her2- metastatic breast cancer, as the first hormonal based therapy. ibrance plus letrozole significantly delayed disease progression versus letrozole, and shrank tumors in over half of patients. patients taking ibrance can develop low white blood cell counts which may cause serious infections that can lead to death. ibrance may cause severe inflammation of the lungs that can lead to death. tell your doctor r

alexandra mckenzie has been following the snp this weekend.ne to campaigning here in st andrews today. nicola sturgeon, scott and's first minister, took to the stage and paid tribute to everyone involved yesterday, to the families of those who lost people in the attack yesterday, to the emergency services, and to others who risk their own lives to help others. so it isa their own lives to help others. so it is a very different tone set, but she was speaking to a hall full of delegates here in the beautiful university town of st andrews in the constituency of northeast fife. now, this is the uk's most marginal seat. the snp did retain the seat in the last election, but only by two votes, and historically, this was the seat of the liberal democrats, of ming campbell for many years. speaking to the delegates this afternoon, nicola sturgeon painted two very different scenarios for scotland. she painted a picture of scotla nd scotland. she painted a picture of scotland if borisjohnson was back in10 scotland if borisjohnson was back in 10 downing st

he was in near perfect sync with his cheerleader daughter mckenzie. york high school fight song and dance. his version went viral. holland proved to be a good luck charm. they went on to win and he was a proud cheerleader dad. that's it for this "special report" fair, balanced and unafraid. >> martha: my dad cheered me on when i was cheerleading but i don't think he knew any of the cheers. thanks, bret. good evening, everybody. this is "the story." tonight on "the story" as the latest transcript is released, this one from bill taylor, u.s. diplomat to ukraine, he believed there was a quid pro quo, lindsey graham says this. >> what i can tell you about the trump policy toward the ukraine. it was incoherent. it depends on who you talk to. they seemed to be incapable of forming a quid pro quo. >> martha: an interesting angle on this. we're going to talk to him and the latest on the whistleblower. tonight new revelations in "wall stetou

david mckenzie, cnn, hwange. >> it is a very distressing story. we'll take a very short break here.l to come, it is a popular time to hit the road in the united states, but the weather could put a damper on holiday travel plans. we'll have details for you when we return. >>> well, thanksgiving is typically a celebration for family and friends to gather around a table and enjoy a big meal. but as victor blackwell reports, the day has a different somber meaning for many native americans. >> reporter: most of american history depicts a hospitable first thanksgiving. 1621 grateful pilgrims in the new world offer a woarm invitation. >> we sent 19 men over to the first settlers to see why they were shooting guns and practicing arms to say what are you preparing for? they were preparing for some kind of war to take our people down. so we sat down with them to have a discussion and there led a feast. >> reporter: some elders say the so-called first thanksgiving is not worth celebrating. >> it's the one day out of the year when all of america bows their head and gives thanks for everything t

here is cnn's david mckenzie. >> reporter: young, wild african elephants, captured, sold and sent to to fill amusement parks and zoos, but first they will be broken here. this cell phone video is an exclusive look at the latest shipment from zimbabwe, in cage after metal cage, the signs of suffering are clear. just weeks ago, there were groups in the park. capture these elephants as they separate the youngsters. not the very youngest but the young elephant from the rest of the herd and scientists say elephants are incredibly social animals, they develop bonds for a lifetime and by ripping them away from their families and sending them off to a foreign country, they say, it's extremely difficult for the elephant that goes and the elephant that remain. new rules preventing overseas shipments from countries like zimbabwe come into full effect at the end of november. park officials say they will abide by those new rules but animal rights inspector says he has already seen a shift toward secrecy. for the past year, officials blocked his team from entering the park, claiming they needed sp

at this point they didn't know mckenzie had gone looking for devin.so once again, knowing the children were up there was the worst part of what i think these families went through once they realized that the mothers were dead. there were six -- there were seven wounded children that were alive. at the time they thought -- believed christina's baby was dead which when we found -- when we found christina, she was outside of her vehicle and, can you imagine, our joy when we -- she had saved her baby by pulling it off the seat and tucking it down on the floor, and she covered her baby up with a blacnket. and how her nursing infant stayed there for eight, nine hours or something is a miracle. we can't imagine. >> it's unimaginable. everything that you've just described is unimaginable. and i know that you don't have enough answers right now and you don't know why your family would be the victims of this. i know that investigators are working on it. obviously, we will follow your story until you get answers. la lafe, chantel, thank you. we know this is a re

. >> reporter: mckenzie norman's home security camera captured the entire thing and also showed what happened next. the shooter gets back into the car and drives away. the entire exchange lasted only 40 seconds. >> just knowing that it was right across from my house and you could actually see it in the footage made me really in shock and nervous now. >> reporter: police say both boys in the mini van, an 11-year-old and 14-year-old were killed. >> but we don't know if the 11-year-old or 14-year-old were driving it. >> reporter: detectives believe one of the boys drove the van to the school parking lot. what they don't know is why. >> we don't know what they were doing out there at 1:30 in the morning. we haven't ruled out that this is gang related, but we haven't verified it yet either. >> reporter: union city police say they have a copy of the surveillance video and are doing their best to identify the shooter or shooters as well as the get away vehicle. >> extremely heinous. i've never personally in my 30 years seen something like this. >> reporter: according to the new haven unifie

. >> reporter: mckenzie norman's security camera captured the whole thing, and also showed what happened next. the shooter gets back into the car and drives away. the entire exchange la o co ght across from my house and you could actually see it in the footage made me really in shock and nervous now. >> reporter: police say both boys in the van, an 11-year-old and 14-year-old, were killed. >> we don't know if the 11-year-old or the 14-year-old were the ones driving it. >> reporter: according to sources close to the investigation, detectives believe one of the boys drove the van to the parking lot, but they don't know why. >> we don't know why they were out there at 1:30 morning. we haven't ruled out that it's gang related. >> reporter: they're doing their best to identify the shooter or shooters as well as the get away vehicle with the surveillance footage. >> i've never seen anything like this in my 30 years. >> reporter: the school district says the 11-year-old was a student within the district but did not attend the school where the shooting happened. the 14 year-old was a former stud

. >> the minister for agriculture, senator mckenzie. can the minister tell us what other benefits to australian farmers and the wired community have a strong bio security system? >> thank you, madam deputy president. for her question, the border security system, it underpins $60 billion worth of agricultural production and $49 billion of agricultural exports. each bottle contributed to jobs and growth particularly in rachel and her australia such as security breaches that could cost australia $1.47 billion over a 20 year period and would absolutely devastate our livestock industry, but profitability and resilience in the national economy having a road back to bio security system is absolutely paramount but it is not just protecting the agricultural industry but $6 trillion worth of environmental assets and human health. one in five jobs in australia are related to trade and the security system protect the reputation as a trading nation under global stage. and it is unique. and exports to the world. and and and so almost encouraging last

his nine-year-old sister mckenzie, grazed in the arm, also went for help, walking four hours in the darknally finding rescuers. airlifted from mexico to arizona were eight-year-old cody, shot in the jaw and leg, 14-year-old kylie shot in the foot, four- year-old xander, shot in the back, and brixton, just nine months old, shot in the chest. the tiniest miracle, seven- month-old faith langford. it's believed her mom cristina hid her baby's car seat just before she was gunned down. fah was found 11 hours after the massacre. for relatives... >> it was just an attack on innocent families. >> reporter: ...there is nothing but shock and heartbreak. >> i think a lot of us are just speechless. it's horrific. it just seems like a bad dream. >> reporter: cbs news has learned that relatives have gathered here in tucson tonight as the children are treated for gunshot wounds and the family plans nine funerals. all of the survivors were children, all of them are now without mothers. norah? >> o'donnell: janet, thank you. house democrats want to hear from acting white house chief of staff mick mulvaney

and she seemed like someone who could really sell mckenzie to perspective employees.d the best person to find the best person for us. post a job today at linkedin.com/grow [ bi[ typing ]ng ] ♪ ( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: welcome back to "the daily show." my guest tonight are two remarkable women who, together, have written a book called "the book of gutsy women: favorite stories of courage and resilience." please welcome former secretary of state hillary rodham clinton and chelsea clinton. ( cheers and applause ) ♪ >> hi! hi! >> hi! ( cheers and applause ) >> whoo! >> trevor: welcome back to the show. does this ever get, like, tired, just walking around and people cheering for you when you walk into rooms? >> i cheer for her. >> trevor:. >> why not? >> trevor: solo standing ovation? >> it is when night so i think -- it's halloween night so there's a lot of energy in the air. >> trevor: no, i've seen you walking into restaurants as a family, alone, there seems to be a feeling where people go aaahhh! but also like yay! it's not the presidency, but it's a cool con

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robert mckenzie.[inaudible] these individuals are outstanding in the field and i look forward to hearing what they have to say. please join me in welcoming. [applause] >> i'm delighted to be here. let me start by saying i was told by the bookstore for leaving you have to buy this fantastic book. i'm really delighted to be sitting next to my brilliant and very brave friend is a day who have not known since 1,998 when we both were in cairo studying arabic. i mention this because there are very few people that know the region as well as Ãwith the language skills, she doesn't just parachute income she lived in the region worked on the region for 20 years and so could you tell us what brought you to this book? you've written two other books on the region but different. this is something quite different. maybe tell us what brought you to read this book? >> thank you all for coming and thank you to stayton and bobby i'm so happy to be here with you. this book i suppose the genesis of it came or emerged in 20

interest players on matters of foreign policy foreign investment or other related issues when nick mckenzie is an investigative journalist at the age and sydney morning herald he spoke to and believes what he said. i think it's fair is that it's extremely valuable the world for some time intelligence agencies are experts at wests have written a lot about how they suspect chinese intelligence operates chinese interference operates in vices like a strong hong kong taiwan and elsewhere but to have an insider's account somebody who says this is what i did this is what i saw this is what i heard and this is happened is that my rights and this is how we undermined the independence movement in hong kong says how election meddled in taiwan is of course extremely valuable we naive that the chinese government has one of the biggest intelligence apparatus in the world in this case this intelligence operative was working in according to his account of hong kong from company it was the hong kong company now it has links to the chinese military samoa's link so a quite easily publicly found using that cov

david mckenzie is live in johannesburg with the details.more can you tell us about this striking footage? >> good morning, kaitlan. when i got this from a source, i had been investigating these issues for years. even i was shocked at this, the conditions of the young eleph t elephants in china. we went to zimbabwe to investigate. 35 wild elephants, captured, sold and sent to china, to fill amusement parks and zoos. first, they will be broken here. this is a look at the latest shipment from zip bmbabwe. in cage after metal cage, the signs of suffering are clear. weeks ago, they were among family groups here. what they do to capture the elephants is separate the youngsters. not the very youngest but the young elephant from the rest of the herd. and scientists say that elephants are incredibly social animals. they develop bonds for a lifetime. and by ripping them away from their families and sending them off to a foreign country, they say, it's extremely traumatic for the elephants that go and the elephants that remain. despite the concerns, t

mckenzie, happy birthday out there. corps birthday. jedediah: not a bad group to be sharing your birthday with. we'll be sharing with you music, and it's just amazing. brought to you national anthem last hour. ed: people in 6th avenue were standing in place hand on heart. they didn't even know it was going to happen and they heard it and that was wonderful to see that respect for the flag and for our nation. jedediah: and an honor for us to have them here. to some politics. all eyes on capitol hill this week as the first public hearings are set to begin in the impeachment inquiry against president tr.mp ed: tensions of course already high as lawmakers fight over which witnesses will be allowed to speak. griff: mark meredith is live in our nation's capital. >> good morning. lawmakers as you mentioned have a busy week ahead of them. they're scheduled to hold the first public hearings tied to the impeachment inquiry. this is some republican house members, though, have requested additional witnesses come forward and testify

kristen: i want to ask about these warnings from the head of us central command, kenneth mckenzie whosays it is my judgment that iran will attack again. what do you make of that? >> a typical iranian response. they've been doing it for 40 years. whether it is income bar towers or damascus or lebanon, anytime they get their back up against the wall they do two things. they blame the united states and israel. number 2, they find some way to deflect attention away from their own population and just sort of crow about a victory. it could be a barracks, an ambush, an airstrike, shooting down a drone. this is typical behavior. as tension rises inside iran they almost always look for some way to deflect attention. kristen: when you look at these protests that started over gas prices, how much more when you see those protests. how much more does that pressure in the iranian regime. it happened 40 years ago. the revolution against the saw was totally spontaneous but was driven by the rise in religiosity inside iran. you have the rise of a secular state. 50% of the iranian population is less th

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what is left for them and what general mckenzie is talking about is military action.tly against the oil fields in saudi arabia. they expected it to undermine the world economy because the world economy depends on middle east oil flow. didn't happen. likely they'll return again and take some military action. i agree with this assessment. deploying 14,000 troops to the region has helped deter iran from attacking u.s. troops. it doesn't mean it would not do so in the future. i believe they're desperate and will continue to take action and that is military action to undermine the world economy and create chaos which will force president trump to back off on his sanctions, which clearly are working. >> sandra: the commander saying the attack on the oil fields in saudi was stunning in the depth of its audaciousness. i wouldn't rule it out going forward. >> bill: thank you for your time today. >> sandra: hong kong voters sending a strong message to china. pro-democracy candidate pulling off landslides win there. will the elections be a turning point? >> bill: republican devi

david, your daughter mckenzie was also out there with devin langford, right?n, he took a long time to return, more than six hours. she was worried. she was the oldest daughter there. she was worried that something happened to devin langford. maybe she would be able to make it. >> martha: what was going through your mind when you saw devin when you got back, david? >> david: actually, i was in phoenix at the time of the attack. it took me like eight hours to get there. i was actually one of the first with the convoy to get at the scene. i actually didn't see devin until i got back to the community there. >> martha: do you believe your son is a hero, sir? >> david: yeah, he really is. there were actually a lot of heroes that night. they risked their lives and put their life on the line to rescue my children. i would like to thank them tonight. >> martha: we hope that they can hear you and you've left your home, all of you. where are you going live now? >> david: yeah, to me, this was an act of terrorism against our community. we are a small community, but a quie

david mckenzie, cnn, south africa. >> that's a very disappointing statistic for the great whites. the u.s. is facing a bitter cold snap and it's still autumn. it's causing a lot of trouble. we'll have an update on the record-breaking chill, ahead. >>> forecasters say catastrophic conditions are about to make what you're seeing here even worse. new south whals are under a state of emergency and fire officials are urging people in high risk areas to leave now. gabriel boil with 9 news in australia has the latest. >> i'm joining you this morning from a regional center about four hours north of sydney. it's here the epicenter of the bush fire emergency response. over the last 24 hours or so, people that have had to evacuate their homes and businesses have come here with caravan, trailers, just their cars, anything they can to escape the fire leaving their homes and leave iing our crews to respond this emergency. we have lost more than 150 homes already and tragically three people have lost their lives. it's certainly been a businey 2 hours for emergency crews. let's take a lock at wha

david mckenzie, cnn. >> i can't -- thank you so much for shining the light.hants. >>> here at home, rudy giuliani said he was joking after saying he has, quote/unquote insurance if the president turns on him. well the president just responded. >>> and new concerns about the health of supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg. we have an update coming up. but then i started cosentyx and i haven't really had to think about it. real people with psoriasis... look and feel better with cosentyx. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before starting get checked for tuberculosis. an increased risk of infections and lowered ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor about an infection or symptoms if your inflammatory bowel disease symptoms develop or worsen... or if you've had a vaccine or plan to. serious allergic reactions may occur. ask your dermatologist about cosentyx. when you're looking for answers, it's good to have help. because the right information, at the right time, may make all the difference. at humana, we know that's especially true when you

good job, mckenzie let's get a check of the weather with mr. you what we have going on and we start off with tomorrow with the bitter winter windchills in the northeast, chilly morning in the plains, dry and mild out west and then for saturday it's an east coast chill, warmer weather making its way through the mid-mississippi river valley, plenty of sunshine out west, rain in the northwest, sunday, sunday, mostly sunny through the gulf, a cold blast of air with snow making its way into the plains, sunshine through the southeast into the mid-atlantic states. that's what's going on around >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we have low fogs and clouds starting out. you have the visibility cut down to near zero in parts of the north bay and south county. we're seeing the fog drift around oakland and delta. we're going to see this gradually clearing out. up to 78 inland. more warm weather in the weekend forecast. >>> and that is your latest weather. >> al, coming up next, rescued sea otter pups being released into the ocean by the people

once in the classroom both aidan and mckenzie use this smart board pen that every single kid in classe classroom while the kids are at recess to check for any signs of the glo germ. i feel like a crime scene investigator. >> that's funky. >> reporter: the pen is covered in powder. the students move on to the library and we reapply the glo germ. next they go to music then back to their classroom where they don't know what's coming. hello, everybody. my name is t.j. holmes and i am a correspondent with the show called "good morning ameri." we check the students. oh, my goodness. 8 of the 26 students in the class not including aidan and mckenzie have several spots on their hands and faces. >> your ears. >> reporter: and on their desks and chairs. >> oh my goodness. >> oh my goodness. >> reporter: which miss shazma says is a hard place to keep down, disgusting. >> reporter: now the kids tell us they'll be more careful. >> wash more thoroughly and make sure you're not touching anyone. >> no, we're not touching hands, man. >> it's a very simple thing. have you had your flu shots? >> yes. >>

thank you maddie and mckenzie break a leg as we say in show business we hope you have a fabulous rundy stars in my book brave enough to come on the show. thanks you guys. >>> morning sun 2 continues thanksgiving almost here will let you know how the stars in hollywood are sharing excitement and expressing gratitude ahead of the holiday weekend. >>> reindeer in the bay area i will let you know where you can catch them on display. kerrygold has a taste so rich it can take you to ireland's lush, green pastures. where grass-fed cows produce rich, creamy milk for a truly delicious taste. kerrygold. the taste that takes you there. . >>> thanksgiving less than two days away some of our closest friends in hollywood what their plans are for the holiday weekend and ask them what they are thankful for. >>reporter: with thanksgiving approaching, celebrities are looking forward to time out of the spotlight to time with friends and family. >> looking forward to eating good food with good people. >> my favorite part sure is having families, big family dinners. >> reporter: gathering around dining r

. >> reporter: mckenzie security camera captured what happened at 1:30. in the video you see two pairs of headlights, a vehicle on the right and a minivan with the victims inside. at least two people opened fire. the minivan takes off but crashes into the tree of the parking lot of the elementary school. memorial sits outside the school, honoring the victims identified only as kevin and sean . >> it was shocking because knowing that they were that young and they were not all slickly even in high school, not even an adult yet was saddening. >>> we are heart broken and outraged that the lives of and 11 and 14-year-old were taken away from their friends and family. >> we have no idea if in ey wer were there to meet someone. >> reporter: union city police say a motive is not clear. investigators are trying to a timeline leading up to the shooting. >> we do not know how long these two juveniles were together. and what they had been doing throughout the day and what led them to the parking lot and why they were there. >> reporter: some have questioned why the b

and she seemed like someone who could really sell mckenzie to perspective employees.erson to find the best person for us. post a job today at linkedin.com/grow >>> i said at the top as we get ready to go to san francisco next week, that conference is the biggest event for these cloud related companies. i think about this sas because the cloud core gave me gains then it hit a wall this summer suddenly turned against the whole group. most of the cloud names got a broader rotation out of high flying growth stocks into the metal benders and stocks with lower priced earnings. lately, those in the last two weeks the cloud software plays have started to rebound. buy, buy especially sales force which caught fire. that's something that happened the for a long time. is it safe to get back in the water with the rest of them? i'm bringing this up joey a couple of weeks ago asked me about data ddog i did that kind of stuff joking around in needed to do my homework. i want to circle back to it now because the stock exploded higher on wednesday after reporting a great quarter. i fee

mckenzie taught her dad the york high school fight song and dance. his version went viral. holland proved to be a good luck charm. they went on to win and he was a proud cheerleader dad. that's it for this "special report" fair, balanced and unafraid. >> martha: my dad cheered me on when i was cheerleading but i don't think he knew any of the cheers. thanks, bret. good evening, everybody. this is "the story." tonight on "the story" as the latest transcript is released, this one from bill taylor, u.s. diplomat to ukraine, he believed there was a quid pro quo, lindsey graham says this. >> what i can tell you about the trump policy toward the ukraine. it was incoherent. it depends on who you talk to. they seemed to be incapable of forming a quid pro quo. >> martha: an interesting angle on this. we're going to talk to him and the latest on the whistleblower. tonight new revelations in "wall street journal" about a u.s. consulting firm that was doing work for burisma in ukraine and used hunter biden's name to get a meeting with the state department. also here, republican daniel

and she seemed like someone who could really sell mckenzie to perspective employees.d the best person to find the best person for us. post a job today at linkedin.com/grow on a few stories that should be on your radar. it's time for rapid fire julia boorstin and dom chu that's why i said sue and i go way back i used to bring you stuff from "the wire" that we had to rip off in 1989 and hand it to you as you read the breaking news. >> back when we were friends and we played golf, you got up at 4:00 in the morning to go to emerson. and lay the bag down. >> i did. >> to get us a spot. >> would you do that today >> if i could play with you? >> sure. >> no. >> i didn't think so. >> you know i would. i love you and i miss you. all right. first topic, got mcdonald's new ceo chris kempczinski has a big new job and that -- what he needs to do is buy some stock because about 7.5 million new problems, the freshly minted ceo doesn't own a single share of mcdonald's he unloaded his roughly 11,000 shares of mcdonald's back in may for about $4.4 million now, he needs to acquire $7.5

soldiers died for our way of life, and we should -- exactly, i had an uncle who died, sergeant thomas mckenzieey died so we could have our way of life. our milk and honey and all that stuff. at least wear a poppy in their honor. that's all i was saying. >> tucker: i don't think it's a lock to ask. by the way, for audience, if they're interested in learning about you or the foundation you started to help dogs, which is another great cause. don cherry, great to have you tonight. thank you so much for coming on our show. >> yeah, and bobby and liz and everybody, it's an honor to be oncoming thanks very much, tucker. >> tucker: thank you very much. well, there's another late entry into the democratic presidential primary. more billionaires. is hillary clinton next? ♪ ng to aspen dental i've had nineteen surgeries. i'm 100% permanently disabled from the military and after i went in to aspen dental it was just like night and day. they told me they were gonna take some x-rays, she said "and it's gonna be no charge to you". i'm not used to getting that type of service. my name is robert chackley and m

do it for mckenzie. he's not the victim. that's the hint.will tell you the answer after the break. they're walking into a trap. you're good with maps, that true? good enough sir. your orders are to deliver a message calling off tomorrow morning's attack. if you fail, we will lose sixteen hundred men. [ dramatic music ] we need to keep moving. come on! why in god's name did you have to choose me? you can't possibly make it that way man. you bloody insane? no, no, no, no... if you don't get there in time. it will be a massacre. we will lose two battalions. your brother among them. >> tucker: be honest, nine months ago, how do you ever heard of pete buttigieg? the unknown mayor of a small crime rate in midwestern city? no. now he's a top-tier presidential candidate but how do you do that? we are not sure but his fellow presidential can annette, senator amy klobuchar, has the theory. >> i am one from the midwest to his action will not ge get a statewide race over and over again and that's not true of mayor pete. it's just a fact. of the women, i

soldiers died for our way of lid we should -- exactly, i had an uncle who died, sergeant thomas mckenzieied so we could have our way of life. our milk and honey and all that stuff. at least where a poppy in their honor. that's all i was saying. >> tucker: i don't think it's a lock to ask. by the way, for audience, they're interested in learning about you for the foundation he started to help dogs, which is . don cherry, great to have you tonight. thank you so much for coming on our show. >> yeah, and bobby and liz and everybody, it's an honor to be oncoming thanks very much, tucker. >> tucker: thank you very much. well, there's another late entry into the democratic presidential primary. more billionaires. it's hillary clinton, next. we will tell you straight ahead. ♪ in the human brain, billions of neurons play in harmony. for people with parkinson's, some neurons change their tune, causing uncontrollable tremors. now, abbott technology can target those exact neurons. restoring control and harmony, once thought to belost forever. the most personal technology is technology with the power

my grandfather worked for the mck mckenzie type foundry. i want to share with you some of the history to illustrate the history san francisco shares with this trade. as you have heard in the introduction, these firms that are applying for recognition today are the successor firms that have 100-year history in the city of san francisco, but what's less known is san francisco has always been and continues to be one of the world's major centers of printing and fine book production. it goes back to before the gold rush. printing started here in 1846 when sam branon disembarked with a hand press to start a newspaper. the story goes that a printer tailor so loved books that when the earthquake hit, he buried his most precious volumes in his garden. by the 1920s, our predecessor was so much entrenched that they laid the foundation for the rest. in 1926, fresh out of high school, my grandfather apprenticed to the previous company. what i want to stress and what i found interesting looking through the history is beyond casting type, throughout histo

and she seemed like someone who could really sell mckenzie to perspective employees.found the best person to find the best person for us. post a job today at linkedin.com/grow in the human brain, billions of nefor people with parkinson's, some neurons change their tune, causing uncontrollable tremors. now, abbott technology can target those exact neurons. restoring control and harmony, once thought to belost forever. the most personal technology is technology with the power to change your life. >>> what the heck just happened to the stock of twilio through the past july the cloud based communication stock was red hot. it helps app developers embed functionality into their own programs to connect with customers. like lyft and airbnb i thought it was a great story we bought it for my charitable trust which you can follow along by joining the club but at last it peaked at 151 over the summer since then it lost 39% of its value. at first it seemed like one more casualty out of the high-flying cloud stocks nothing more but recently we've seen there's some serious company s

. >> i love you too. [ crying ] >> mckenzie. jimmy kimmel told me to do it. [ screaming ] >> jimmy kimmel told me to trick you. >> who's that? >> don't get mad at mommy. it's just jimmy pickle. >> if i ever see jimmy kimmel i would punch him in the face. >> why? >> he deserves it. >> what if i do it again tonight? >> i'll punch him in the wiener. >> when -- >> you have a mouth full of candy right now. and you're crying about more candy. >> and -- >> stop. wait. chew what's in your mouth. i don't understand you. [ laughter ] and now what? >> i ate all of it. it's all gone. >> it's all gone? you ate all of it. >> how does it make you feel? >> chocolate. >> jimmy: he said chocolate. [ applause ] chocolate. okay? sorry, kids. and thanks to all the parents who participated. especially those who recorded their videos horizontally. we really appreciate it here on television. [ laughter ] we've got a good show tonight. luke combs is here with us, and we'll be right back with sterling k. brown. [ cheers and applause ] >> dicky: abc's "ji

you've got frank mckenzie running u.s. central command. these are terrific officers. they will provide the president the best advice and counsel they can. they are going to follow the president's orders unless they deem it to be an unlawful order, and at that point in time they always have the option to resign. but i think the president will listen to his military advisers. i know this doesn't seem like it would be a normal occurrence for the president, but the fact of the matter is he will listen to mike pompeo, and he will certainly listen to the uniformed officers. i am concerned the rhetoric has gotten a little too heated, and hopefully we can bring that temperature down a little bit. >> has there ever been a time in your view of u.s. history when we have had this number of really experienced warriors, especially given the kind of combat they have been fighting, the battle tempo they have been fighting on and off for 18 years? >> yeah. i think if you look throughout history, i'm not sure any force throughout the history of mankind has fought for this long, this lo

and she seemed like someone who could really sell mckenzie to perspective employees.found the best person to find the best person for us. post a job today at linkedin.com/grow >>> welcome back, everyone i'm sue herera here is your cnbc news update at this hour. president trump hosting turkish president erdogan at the white house. this as relations between the nato allies are at their lowest point in decades but president trump tried to minimize the differences >> i have to just finish by saying that the president and i have been very good friends. we've been good friends almost from day one and we understand each other's country. we understand where we're coming from >>> a bus collided with a truck in slovakia killing 13 and injuring 20 more reports saying the bus was carrying high school students. the prime minister called the crash a horrible tragedy >>> one of jesse owens' gold medals from the games in berlin is up for auction. one of his four golds was auctioned in 2013 for nearly $1.5 million and that was the highest price ever for a piece of olympic memorabilia.

. >> ranchers connie kimbro and daughter mckenzie have worked this remote land in southeast arizona forr entire lives. >> both of us that live right here on the border, and are closest in proximity to the border, realize that the wall is not the best solution. we as a family personally don't need it. >> would you say the neighborhood is divided regarding the wall. >> absolutely. this has brought in as a vehicle barrier and it has served very well. >> and the 2020 re-election bid is right around the corner and the president has a campaign promise to keep. >> it is not build that wall anymore, it's continue building that wall. because we're building it. >> in october, the government broke ground here, with a promise to replace nearly 19 miles of existing barriers, with a border wall. now, that includes nearly four miles on the kimbro property, just down the road. >> arizona, new mexico, california and texas, are racing to fulfill the president's goal of 450 to 500 miles of border wall by the end of 2020. as of last weeks, 83 miles had been built, nearly all of it replacing existing barrie

interest with us on matters of foreign policy foreign investment or other related issues when nick mckenzie is an investigative journalist at the age and sydney morning herald who's spoken with one. this intelligence operative was working in according to his account of hong kong from company it was the company now it has links to the chinese military so most think so quite easily probably found using that cover is a whole current business and he conducted various operations more notable operations involved in the kidnap one of the causeway by book shop. this is where 5 booksellers were disappeared and it may lead one claims he had personal involvement in the kidnapping of one of these right from asian to the kidnap taking now just simply one of the very stunning revelations he's made to us and to australian authorities candidates in guinea bissau presidential election of how that final run is ahead of sunday's vote the incumbent is running against 11 challengers including 2 of his former prime minister us i'm serious nicholas hawke reports from the capital purcell. while this presidential c

functions and conducts political interference operations in hong kong taiwan and stray leah nick mckenzie is an investigative journalist at the age and sydney morning herald who spoken with wang this intelligence operative was working in according to his account from company it was the company now it has links to the chinese military some of its links quite easily probably found using that cow there is a whole current business and he conducted various operations that were developed russians involved in the kidnap one of the causeway by book shop still as this is where 5 booksellers were disappeared may lead one claims he had personal involvement in the kidnapping of one of these. 2 nations taking now just simply one of the fairly stunning revelations he's night to us and to. landslides in western kenya have killed at least 36 people they hit several remote villages in the county of west palm cos after heavy rain rescue efforts being hampered because bridges and roads have been washed away more than 30 people missing people on the pacific island of bogun vale of voting in a referendum to d

and she seemed like someone who could really sell mckenzie to perspective employees.to find the best person for us. post a job today at linkedin.com/grow the amount of student loan debt i have, i'm embarrassed to even say. we just decided we didn't want debt any longer. ♪ i didn't realize how easy investing could be. i'm picking companies that i believe in. ♪ i think sofi money is amazing. ♪ thank you sofi. sofi thank you, we love you. ♪ ♪ he's the queen of qvc, take t it the bank, but mark's the fiercest shark in the tank ♪ >> that's right. ♪ >>> two weeks ago, bob in new jersey asked me a question about a company called prgeny. that's pgny. you do want to write this down for the symbol it came public about the end of october in a surprisingly well received deal. i thought i needed to do more homework because i had missed this one entirely. they launched a at point when we had pretty much given up on the ipo here i mean, there have been too many busted deals i didn't think there was much appetite for another, another fast-growing startup with little in the way of ear

embracing democracy and he's wishing and security protection could talk to nick many thanks indeed nick mckenzie there from the age and sydney morning herald thank you let's take you back now to hong kong where of course local elections are due to be held due to get under way in a few hours now soon as mark mcbride who's report resource few moments ago is with us now live from hong kong the city seems relatively calm in the last 2436 hours or so rob what's been happening. absolutely adrian the last day or so it has been incredibly peaceful here and people are most people at least will be hoping for a peaceful election day tomorrow sunday especially as you compare that this same time we could go we were preparing for an almighty battle at the occupied polytechnic university across the harbor here in the cow loon district of hong kong we had that battling waged for several days some of the worst scenes of violence we've experienced so far in this nearly 6 months of unrest and there were very real concerns that given all of that unrest this whole election may well have been scrapped well the govern

our reporter greg mckenzie gave us this update from the scene of the crash.e believe the car may have been a car. we believe the car may have beena mini car. we believe the car may have been a mini cab. a driver has been arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving and he is currently being interviewed by detectives. one person has died here at the scene, 15 others had been taken to hospital. we believe three of those are any serious condition. police are continuing to appeal for witnesses this morning. a 12—year—old girl who was out trick—or—treating is in hospital with serious injuries after she was hit by a car that was involved in a shooting incident in liverpool. according to the police, shots had been fired at the vehicle before the girl was knocked down in the croxteth area of the city. her injuries are not thought to be life—threatening, but officers says those responsible showed no regard for public safety. a 16—year—old boy has been charged with two counts of murder after two teenagers were stabbed to death in milton keynes. dom ansah

and she seemed like someone who could really sell mckenzie to perspective employees.linkedin.com/grow these guys put a lot of work into this and i feel like you're not even being open-minded about hearing what they have to say. you're like, "i don't like it." sean: our initial reaction to the branding and the logo was that we didn't know how it connected to you. zoe: what's the story with this, that we're greek? lemonis: your dad is an immigrant from greece. he came to this country and became a chocolate-maker. i literally was shocked by zoe's reaction. she should have at least given them the decency of some feedback or some idea, but what i saw was, "i hate everything." is there any changes that you would make that you feel like would get you closer to where you would like to be? zoe: i don't like the top. i don't like the cross at all. lemonis: so the icon -- this icon right here -- you'd like to see something different. -zoe: yeah. -lemonis: okay. i'm open to coming up with new ones, but i don't think it's so visceral that, like, people are gonna be like, "oh [blee