everybody loved being around milly, she was a lovely, caring girl.h. she says the family were kept in the dark about the possible source of the infection. i think they knew prior to milly's death that the water was contaminated. i feel like they knew that this was the infection that killed my daughter. but no one has come forward to tell us. millie had been a patient here at this flagship hospital in glasgow. it has been beset by problems since it opened in 2015. two patients died after contracting an infection went to pigeon droppings. last year, there were 23 cases of infections potentially linked to contaminated water. documents from a whistle—blower suggest the problems may stretch further to the time when milly died. milly's mother is demanding answers from the health board responsible for her daughter's care. stop lying, stop trying to cover things up. be honest, be open, tell the truth. a public enquiry exploring the issues surrounding safety at this hospital is due to begin soon. greater glasgow health board said there is no way to identify t

everybody loved being around millie, she was a lovely, caring girl.ere kept in the dark about the possible source of the infection. i think they knew prior to millie's death that the water was contaminated. i feel like they knew that this was the infection that killed my daughter. but no—one has come forward to tell us. millie had been a patient here at this flagship hospital in glasgow. it has been beset by problems since it opened in 2015. two patients died after contracting an infection linked to pigeon droppings. last year, there were 23 cases of infections potentially linked to contaminated water. documents from a whistle—blower suggest the problems may stretch back further to the time when millie died. millie‘s mother is demanding answers from the health board responsible for her daughter‘s care. stop lying, stop trying to cover things up. be honest, be open, tell the truth. a public inquiry exploring the issues surrounding safety at this hospital is due to begin soon. greater glasgow health board said there is no way to identify the source of m

now what would you see as south african cuisine milli pop. or milk topped one so is one of few blocks of africa i'm going to be 7 changing that perception he trained high end restaurants and good friends on the u.s. 2 years ago he returned to south africa with him to develop his old unique style of south african cooking enjoy. south africa meets the mediterranean that's the recipe for one success aiming to transform south african food and break in called unary barrios i don't write recipes i don't cook by recipe i just get inspiration from. just it is very from nature things are on the current situation climate the with. my shifts and if i feel like it's cold i get inspired to do something. that speaks to the weather here so which route to dishes like tripe sheepshead and circum i'm mixed with a modern european twist. in a country where black owned a restaurant is a still a rarity one day basle is ending not only to challenge what south africans eat also how they eat. the money excited about the fact that this place. owned by. that. that he w

and millie billy —— months. is a real crisis, boris. and millie billy -- i months.o, i want it a lot of this is to do with the fact that it is women, is proportionately affected by this. in my industry is over 90% women. we care and get on with it and do things. we are providing... it is women who are unable to work by the job i do, providing that care. , just make a point since you mentioned it. we have more women in the workforce than ever before. and actually the gender pay gap between men and women is closing. of course there was much more work to do and i totally accept that childcare is the crucial thing, i absolutely get that. what we are going to do in the manifesto is we will be seeing a lot more about what we will do to fund childcare and rachel makes the point about that and also about the ages at which we think it should be funded because i understand the incredible difference that a company like yours can make to peoples lives and have the light of the children put it we will also do what we can to support businesses like yours through business rate cut

a good day for millie brighton got another for chelsea before setting up another for chelsea before settingbreak before bethany england grabbed her second to complete the 6—0 thrashing to remain top of the table. arsenal stayed third with a comfortable victory over bottom side liverpool but the single goal victory could count against them in the title race as they sit behind manchester city on goal difference. the top 5 all won in the wsl. third placed arsenal beat liverpool 1—0, everton won a third league match in a row as they finished 3—1 winners over tottenham. manchester united beat brighton 4—0 whilst reading won 3—2 winners at west ham and continuing with women's football, up in scotland glasgow city have beaten hibernian in the womens scottish cup final in a seven goal thriller. it was clare shine who got the winner in the 90th minute with a stunning solo effort. look at this. the victory means that they finish the season with a league and cup double. england's cricketers are in a battle to save the first test against new zealand after bj watling scored a sensational double century

i recognize already some of you in the audience, with general millie and the folks. we had a good time. i sat down, had a gorgeous piece of turkey. and i was all set to go, and i had some of the mashed potatoes. i had a bite of mashed potatoes, but i never got to the turkey because general murray said, come on, sir, let's take some pictures. i never got my turkey. it is the first time on thanksgiving that i have never had anything called turkey. [laughter] but that's ok. it looked awfully good. i should have started with that instead of the mashed potatoes. i made a mistake. but i hope everyone enjoys the fantastic meal. it certainly did look good, and hopefully everyone can get some well-deserved rest this holiday. your family, they are home and they love you so much. we flew 8331 miles to be here today for one simple reason, to tell you in person that this thanksgiving is a special thanksgiving, we are doing so well. our country is the strongest economically it has ever been. we have never done so well. we have the greatest economy anywhere in the world, so it is n

the tone was set from early on and it was a good day for millie bright getting another for chelsea beforescored twice shortly after the break before england grabbed her second. a 6—0 thrashing to remain top of the order. arsenal stayed third with a comfortable victory over the bottom side in the league. a single goal win will count against them in the title race as they sit behind manchester city on goal difference. 0ther scores in today's games everton won a third wsl match in a row beating tottenham. manchester united 4—0 winners over brighton. reading came away as 3—2 winners over west ham. and continuing with women's football, up up in scotland, glasgow city have beaten hibernian in a seven goal thriller. claire schein got the winner in the 90th minute, and a stunning effort at that, this solo effort getting the job done. victory means they finish the season with a league and cup double. england's cricketers are in a battle to save the first test against new zealand after bj watling scored a sensational double century on day four in mount maunganui. the hosts declared on 615 for nine.

great job, al-baghdadi, the terrorist leader, the head of isis is dead, thank you very much mark milliestandout mark. [applause] [applause] thank you. also with us a friend of ours integrate congressman in the warrior, congressman phil roe, thank you wherever you may be. thank you phil very much. along with the chairman of the national endowment for the arts, marianne, chairman of the national dominance of humaniti humanities, john thank you very much. we appreciate it. great nations produce great thinkers, artists, musicians and scholars to make our world a more beautiful enlightened and joyful place. each of today's recipients has made outstanding contributions to american society culture and life. they exemplify the genius talent and creativity of our exceptional nation ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i don't want to hear the whole song but maybe we gotta get it moving a little bit. but what a great movie, you've made some of the great movies of all time. thank you very much. actor and friend jon voight is one of america's greatest living legends in cinema. he has captivated audiences for more than half a

olga taÑÓn y milly quezada a ver este carnaval con emotivo tributo la leyenda de la mÚsica se le across recordados en un emotivo espectÁculo. juan luis guerra se ganÓ el primer gramÓfono de la noche a mejor Álbum tropical el cual dedicÓ a su tierra la repÚblica dominicana. >> a la repÚblica dominicana ante todo. gracias. stephanie: el genaro del momento urbano llegÓ para quedarse, incendiaron el escenario al ritmo de los pegajosos temas, otro trago y si te vas. bau bunny con mejor Álbum urbano de un mensaje a todos sus colegas. >> vamos a echarle ganas, vamos a volver a traer creatividad. >> a ritmo famoso tema volver, le dieron la bienvenida a don vicente fernÁndez al escenario, esto marco la primera vez que el charro pisa un escenario despuÉs de anunciar su retiro hace tres aÑos. >> quiero agradecerle a dios, a todo mi pÚblico que siento como mi familia, a toda la gente de la radio que han hecho de este hombre un hijo de un pueblo que tanto quiero, de muchos pueblos que tanto quiero. >> siendo alguna esta fue la gran noche de juanes, personal aÑo, quien recibiÓ su premio por sorpresa

thank you very much, mark millie, please stand up, mark. [applaus [applause]. thank you.with us a friend of ours and a great congressman and a warrior in his own right, congressman phil rowe. phil, thank you, wherever you may be, thank you, phil very much. along with the chairman of the national endowment for the arts, mary anne carter and the chairman of the national endowments of the humanities, john pede, thank you very much, thank you. [applause] e. >> guest: great nations produce great thinkers, musicians and scholars who make it a more beautiful and enlightened place. each of today's recipients made outstanding contributions to american society, culture and life. they exemplify the genius, talent and creativity of our exceptional nation. ♪ ♪ ♪ . [applause] >> i want to hear that whole song. i don't know, jon, maybe we've got to get it moving a little bit. what a great movie. you've made some of the greatest movies of all time. thank you very much. actor and friend, jon voight is one of america's greatest living legends in cinema. he has captivated audiences for more

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from now until december 1st, 1.2 milli 1.2 million. >> san diego thanksgiving flying back from college missed my flight. one nht traveling on thanksgiving. newly weds certainly learned their lesson. >> tsa precheck every time. >> and always carry on. even if you have to pack as lightly as possible, carry on. >> reporter: they've gone a 1.5 hour flight to vegas and they are here early. are you here like seven hours early for your flight? >> no, we're actually just three hours. >> reporter: that's three hours sarah could have used. she and her husband missed their flight on a way to a 65th wedding anniversary. >> most of the family will be there this weekend but due to flight delays at sfo and sjc where we initially had our flights booked out of, we are not going to make it. >> reporter: that's enough to put some in a happy mood. was it crowded? >> yes. >> reporter: can you describe the crowds? >> it was like a squished up chicken. >> reporter: that girl puts me in a good mood. we've heard it all before. if you are traveling this weekend, though, give yourself a couple of hours and check

great job, al baghdadi, the terrorist leader, the head of isis is dead, thank you very much, mark millie stand up, mark. [ applause ] >> thank you. >> also with us, a friend of ours and a great congressman and a warrior in his own right, congressman phil roe. phil, thank you wherever you may be. along with the chairman of the national endowment for the arts marianne carter and the chairman of the national endowment of the humanities, john pead, thank you very much. appreciate it. thank you. thank you. [ applause ] great nations produce great thinkers, artists, musicians and scholars who make our world a more beautiful, enlightened and joyful place. each of these recipients have made outstanding contributions to american society, culture and life. they exemplify the genius talent and creativity of our exceptional nation. ♪ ♪ [ laughter ] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i want to hear that whole song, but jon, maybe we have to get it moving a little bit. what a great movie. you've made one of the greatest movies of all time. thank you very much. actor and friend jon voight is one of america's greatest

the help of hundndreds of millis of people worldwide is already affected by flooding, he waits, droughts and wildfires. if we are able to keep temperatures from rising under two degrees celsius, tamara's children will be exposed to the hazards of e extreme weather throughohout their lifetes.. as temperatures warm, the conditions improvement for diseases like cholera and diarrhea. the range for mosquitoes that carry viral pathogens is expanding. as the young in mean -- young immune system's have not developed, children are likely to suffer later healtlth conditions or. if they contract those diseases. climate change is already having an effect on child health and it will only get worse -- worse if the planet continues to warm up. brent: a disturbing study. to talk about that is our science correspondent. which of those dangers is the most immediate danger to children's health? >> of the four dangers of food supply, air pollution, infection , and other environmentalal damamage, i ththink infection wl be the most pressing issue. as temperatures rise, it raises the range for diseases that we

but in most cases both motors run simultaneously this switching on and off of the motors happens in milli seconds the driver doesn't even notice but benefits from the improved driving characteristic. in. the design is classic porsche me to be enjoyed. well things are tight con is the car of the future you notice it in the electric motors but also another way the didn't just rest on their laurels for example that this passenger displays for navigation with the media and so of course the passenger doesn't have access to driving a relevant savvy. researcher who drive right here on the center display. thinks it's a good idea that in the future one could watch videos here for example and of course you'll have to apply a film to the display to make sure the driver doesn't see anything. otherwise it would be too distracting. so i think that's. the good thing about the senate has charging sockets one on each side that you can't charge to the maximum with both so you'd have to drive the other way around to the charging station. this detail you can open the flap with those swiping movement electric

course of 9 months crews cleared 3.66 the largest debris removal in calirnia history to put 3.6 6 milli tons into perspective that's about 16 of the world's largest uise ships or for golden gate bridge is. double the amount of debris from the 9.11 world trade center. i'm always so azed about the way we come together public private non-governmental d the community rapping at around together to be able to accomplish this task the cleanup marking another step toward recovery for the town destroyed in last year's deadly camp fire with clear land tn officials say 300 homes are now under nstruction helping to everybody that has been affected by the campfire look forwd to future. emergcy management leaders say the next step here is to remove arred and dead trees from the area that work is set to begin in january and will take seral months. >>in paradise ashley isabella kron 4 news coming out to depart >>purity is considering raising its application fee that immigras and refues are required to fill out. now many are outraged and they're slamming the trump administration an ex-business on and ov

support for the rally because here is this is the low brazil plant this is the chemical plant that milly's all those chemicals into the air and all these people around me there would really like to have a very good look what's going on behind these walls. in hong kong where the chinese territories ambassador later has acknowledged the weekend like election ballot where antigovernment condit secured a landslide carried around says it may have reflected on happiness with your thoughts. of course people who felt that our government has not handled competently the. legislative exercise and its aftermath and we have started a public dialogue with the community but fortunately with the unstable environment and a chaotic situation i could not do more of that sort of thing i hope that the environment will allow me to do it now following sunday's record turnout opposition candidates swept up 90 percent of district council thinks the wind is largely symbolic because councils deal mostly with local issues and have little political leverage but they do have some say in choosing hong kong's leader afte

so as a medical doctor he would be counted as free milly concerned that nothing was being . by now or many consider him a political prisoner was. british brazen. doctors from numerous countries such as the us australia and italy have made their assessments based on eyewitness accounts as following his october court appearance back then it was reported that a song couldn't recall his date of birth and when asked whether he could understand what was happening the australian were part replied that he couldn't think straight there were leaks that it's or has also complained about the conditions of his imprisonment on multiple occasions as long as currently being held in london belmarsh prison where he's serving a 15 week sentence for breaching his bell conditions and 2012 separately he's also fighting u.s. extradition request that's over wiki leaks publishing classified information on american political and military dealings we heard from one of the doctors the pealing to the british government who believe the songes situation is worsening rapidly. not. because. personally i'm n

there's not an immediate short term make them the switching back and giving up i think a little bit too millie at the moment this or same they'd be greener and this is his big action been taken with the easy things so plastic bags at the checkout there's been massive shifts none of the big supermarkets are doing things like even offering paper bags which is a great move but that's an easy fix we now need to move on to the heart of things and i think that it's going to take more than just taking a box and say well we've done our bit and they don't need to really think about this and they need to be more investment in real solutions to really have a bigger impact. germany has declared that the migrant crisis is coming to an end however new figures suggested integrating the newcomers hasn't quite gone to plan. explains. remember this. is a google a huge relief to the british it will not table to the refugees it's really been under program. shocking images highlighting the scale of the migrant crisis while the head of germany's migration and refugee office insists that is all in the past the crisi

three anand a ha m milli u uses in london alonone and forty five thousand licensed drivers the city represents you bits largest markets in europe. the firm had already escaped to similar fates back in twenty seventeen but was granted to operating extensions the last of which expired this sunday after transport for london expressed concern about the safety of passengers. it's only about khan hailing for companies expanded into bikes scooters and food delivery. but has had a rough ride on wall street since going public back in may stocks of lost a third of their value a big concern of a competition and its struggle to turn a profit but plans to appeal. the ruling. i will be allowed to continue to operates within the time frame. but should it fail to overturn cfl's decision one thing's for sure it's lina giant gap for the e privatee high companies ad london's black cabs to compete fofor. even a chef in new york where it's l listed dropped on the news i it was down more than one and a half percent at the close. overall uss rallies at this monday amid renewed hopes for progress in the us china trad

manufacturing process to make any product shelf stable for extended periods is performed adik sri millie high temperatures. this creates 2 potent carcinogen 2 that are cyclical means in a cruel mind however most companies do not disclose to the consumer what temperature their foods are cooked at and they act as if the trace amounts of carcinogens pose no threat it was a real 948 when veterinarian mark morris decided to create the 1st person correction pet food still recognizable today at a time mark morris was critical of pet foods for lacking quality ingredients and he wanted to make a superior product backed by scientific research he teamed up with canning manufacturer. burton hill to fulfill his vision. the result became what we know today as science diet sold in veterinarian offices all across the country. but in 2013 the wall street journal reported hills was starting to see its profits decline because consumers no longer identified with their ingredients. science diet has since refocused on rebranding their image as more natural creating new product lines and shying away from contr

we took our findings to the british beauty council and spoke to the ceo millie kendall and she said sheaid this isn't a beauty problem, this is a workplace problem. she called for an independent body to be set up to investigate claims of harassment and bullying in the workplace. thank you. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news. the indian ride—sharing firm ola has begun signing up drivers in london ahead of plans to launch services in the capital "in the coming weeks". it comes days after rival uber was denied a new licence to operate in london after repeated safety failures. ola, which already operates in the uk, said it has held "constructive conversations" with local authorities. hip—hop starjay—z is suing an australian retailer over the use of his name and lyrics in its products. the little homie sells "hip—hop inspired" clothing and books. the artist claims the firm has breached his intellectual property, including in a children's book titled ab to jay—z. it's being reported that the owner of english premier league champions manchester city is selling a $50

0ur political editor laura kuenssberg has more. 0ur viewers will be millie with donald tusk, of the topt few years and he was standing down and gave a farewell speech in which, as you suggest, he made it clear he believes exit can be stopped and he said he wanted to give hope to those people on that side of the argument —— brexit can be stopped. it is hard to say anything then backing for one side in this election. even though the outcome is really unclear, there are still many weeks to go. the over brexit is still absolutely live and kicking. let's get some of the day's other news. 12 people have been killed, at least 20 injured, when a truck carrying gravel collided with a bus in slovakia. it happened in rainy weather on a winding road 50 miles outside the capital, bratislava. at least four of the dead are schoolchildren. all schools across hong kong are closed as more than five months of pro—democracy protests go on. lately, they've become much more violent. foreign students and some from the mainland are evacuating universities, which have become battlegrounds. police say a man has

and now we're russia like you you know milli american reports are saying that $1400.00 russian soldiers whether they belong to the private company or to the russian government to this is beside the point but there are russian will train soldiers with the defense missile capabilities are busily around tripoli are basically in ground and the drone and the american drone basically they were moved to shut down by i have to know it is basically by the russian ability. chile's recent anti government protests are the most significant since the end of military rule in $990.00 demonstrators are expressing their anger through slogans and graffiti across the capital santiago latin america and is a lucy a new mini is there and takes us on a tour of the so-called talking war. in few if any country is a social explosion left its mark as quickly and provide a severely as here you probably all heard of the phrase if only the walls could talk well in chile that is exactly what they are doing so i thought it would be interesting to show you exactly what it is that they're saying starting with this. meeti

and staff is really been on the former chairman news leadership and now with general millie. really focusing on global integrated integration and having a globally integrated plan that addresses those things. because limited to, if there's a conflict in one part of the world, it's not just going to be the combatant command for that part of the world is going to bleed over for example in the scenario there is conflict with russia, and deterrence with your spell is conflict with russia that would require you, obviously the primary combatant command focus on the region. it will also require support from u.s. space command and trends can and north, and strategic command u.s. cyber command and you see how those plans have to be integrated so that we don't have those things. any plan plan together and do that work together, we say that there or it will provide great effort. >> and so must situation you envision the space command would be a supporting command rather than a supported command. >> in most cases we want it but there are in the future as we have to fight for priority, we

apply translates into a not more milli developed prefrontal cortex so now all of sudden you look at the kid scenario and you go well if it's true on rats maybe those correlations children are in fact causal. and my concern has always been is this a good thing to prevent young children from freely choosing to engage in what they were trying to play they want with it. the most important thing we can do is just get out of the way and let them play let them play how they choose to provide. an environment they feel comfortable playing with and then just get out of. luck and figure it out for themselves. mamie. coren says. the box was. birdie's was recording. the b.m. 30 minutes. i'm scared that the volume or the target and in the end this is a me you're not allowed to stay here anymore we will send you back. are you familiar with this. the smugglers would lie and say. what's your story ready ready. i mean when i was a women especially of victims of violence and. take part and send us your story we are trying in all ways to understand this new culture. another village turn other guests you wa

well, the fight against isis in syria is not over, mark milly says that more than 500 troops will remainthe ground keeping pressure on the terror group. >> the footprint will be small but objective will be the same. heather: president trump recently approved expanded military mission to secure oil fields after ordering a complete troop withdrawal. well, listen to this, the man who lost his life and son during cartel ambush in mÉxico is specspeaking out for the first time. >> the toughest part for me was saying good-bye, yeah, it definitely was, saying good-bye to two innocent lives that were cut short, and vibrant wife lived life to its fulliest, david losing his wife dona and 2 days when gun control gunman shot up suv, 13-year-old devin survived the attack hiding injured sib lippings before walking 14 miles for help, devin sharing his mother's final words. >> get down right now, she was trying to pray to the lord. heather: 9 americans shot and killed in the attack last week, 6 of them were children. 2020 hopeful had difficult time answering veteran in rally. >> i don't want to see anybo

russell horning and alfonso ribeiro is carlton the fresh prince of bel-air as well as the rapper to milly they've all sued fortnights developer at big games for basically stealing what they allege a feeling they're dancing with and even more interesting is in the very 1st of those lawsuits 2000000 said that fortnight is explicitly appropriating the work of people of color a lot of you know eye for an african-american artist so this is start of this whole debate this legal debate about can you copyright a document. and then there's another debate which is like how are video games appropriating the culture of people of color so that's been a huge dialogue people like chance the rapper have chimed in like it's really something that i think is present in the mind of people watching and playing for a minute. for me it gives you an example of how big the game is that these conversations that we're having in the real world now being started off by a video game absolutely i'm going to wrap up with. the community to see what she's up to now i'm hearing about these 2 comments here from you tube one

data out of germany in particular has to get worse to prompt fiscal easing, and that is what'll to millieates a better growth trajectory, which really starts to pull money in against the euro. david: but to get a real break out, it's clear that we do need a demand boost within europe, are supplyere still and economic form issues that need to be addressed. i am just skeptical that we are going to get that. we are going to get some modest fiscal easing. that is already kind of baked in. it is modest. what is going to be more important for europe in some respects is stabilization in china. guy: at the moment, the chinese industrial data does suggest that things are getting better, and it's not hard to extrapolate into may be suggesting the idea that pmi's, particularly in german manufacturing, are not going to improve from here. you could see those numbers getting worse again. david: you could come about some of the forward-looking segments of pmi's have actually been improving, middling from a very low base. , therek at new orders has been, along with this global slowdown, much of it relate

two milli... that doesn't seem right. no, it's true. i did a series of experiments when i was 12. you to boarding school? no. that was a result of my work with lasers. (music playing) new neighbor? evidently. significant improvement over the old neighbor. 200-pound transvestite with a skin condition? yes, she is. oh, hi. hi. hi. hi. hi. hi? we don't mean to interrupt. we live across the hall. oh, that's nice. oh, no, uh, we don't live together. i mean, we live together, rooms. oh. okay, well, guess i'm your new neighbor. penny. oh. leonard. sheldon. hi. hi. hi. hi. hi. well, uh... oh, uh, welcome to the building. oh, thank you. maybe we can have coffee sometime. oh, great. great. great. great. well, uh, bye. bye. bye. bye. should we have invited her for lunch? no. we're gonna start season two of battlestar galactica. we already watched the season two dvds. not with commentary. i think we should be good neighbors, invite her over, make her feel welcome. we never invited louie-slash-louise over. well... and that was wrong of us. i have 212 friends on myspace. yes, and you've never m

as of yesterday he stil71 milli shares worth about $1.8 billion. >>> just in time for the busy holidayson a new out rating the best airports in the country. the points guide the most expensive is newark, liberty international airport in new jersey. sfo was reported the fourth most expensive. and manetta san jose is fourth. oakland international is the 5th most affordable airport. among other things. the airports were ranked on the average cost of a round trip, parking fees and the average cost of a cup of coffee. >>> november is native american heritage month and a pop up is offering dierns much more than just great food. >> we're grateful to share with you to teach you all as a people. >> giving people a taste of the original east bay which was the home of the tribe. offers just a couple of meals a week. the menu changes frequently. dishes are made only from ingredients that are native to the east bay. on the 2400-block of bancroft way in berkley. >>> public testimony in the impeachment hearings is under way in congress this morning. what the former embassador to t has arrived. the re

survivors and employees of the camps say some o of those millis detainees have remained in prison foronths at a time without any form of charges. >> escape was impossible in every corner and every place they were armed police. as recently as may chinese officials denied to fox news at the very existence of these camps. >> are there more than a million muslims being capped? >> there are no camps. i visited the centers, their real training centers. they have open gates. there are no armed guards. >> one revelation in the documents, chinese authorities have been exploited apps identify chinese muslims and tractor communication. one document describes how they targeted 40,000 who use the app that allows people to download the quran and share islamic teaching. the chinese government has long considered islam a threat to the chinese nationalist security. the trump administration now says it's a threat to democracy worldwide. >> we called the government to release all of those who want who want to taint and to add to its policies that have terrorized their own citizens. >> secretary of state

the face joker held on to cond place this weekend adding milli to its domestic x office total which nositsst belo million. >>and brings its rldwide oss to over 934lion. terminator dark fate stumbled in its opening ekend, the 6th movien the terminator franchise brought in estimated mlion after being forect to open in the million range in hollywood, i'm rickamigella. >>also making headlines this morning we had former 49 ers quarterback colin kaepernick back in theay area there you see on the left hepent his 32th birthday in oakland giving back to the community ap hired a food truck to help feed people in need and they al stributed backpacks full supplies to some of the local homeless people that wee there most of kaepernick's charity work is done through his foundation which is called knowour rights camp. he hasn't played inhe nfl since 2016hat was the season he made a practice of kneeling during th national anthem is a sign of protest against police brulity and racisin america and since then the nfl doesn't want do with him despite his willingness to get back into the league in the meantime

. $1 billion will go towards a first-time home buyer mortgage assistance fund. 300 milli$300 millionorth of d will be turned into affordable housing. 2$200 million will go to local housing in the bay area. tim cook says apple has a civic responsibility to help people in the company's homestate find affordable housing. >> thank you very much. >>> silicon valley tech companies are trying to build a better bay area. apple's announcement comes on the heels of google and facebook which also pledged $1 billion earlier this year to address the housing crisis. we dedicated a full week to covering the bay area's housing crisis. from issues for renters to homeowners, you can find all of the stories at abc7news.com/better bay area. >>> the federal government is looking into tesla this morning after what regulators call an alarming number of car fires tat have occurred worldwide. >> last year several teslas reportedly caught fire seemingly out of nowhere. amy hollyfield is live at tesla headquarters with details. amy? >> good morning. big news for this east bay company, federal regulators want t

>> they asked that question, actually, why they settled on that 2 milli$2 million threshold they saidt was sort after tidy way to sum it all up it was easy to understand. one of the reasons why they're pursuing this is because it rides on the back of the existing tax code so all you have to do is replace some numbers. you don't have to think of f a wholesale overhaul of the code that it could be implemented quickly and easily if democrats could get it passed. >> thank you very much moving on to topic three it's been a rough ride for a pair of online travel companies. shares of expedia and trip adviser, which i just amount ago called tripedia. both missed estimates for the third quarter. the ceo saying the quarter was more difficult than the company expected whabd here. >> there are a couple of powerful forces. air bnb is becoming a bigger talking point. they have their own home rental platforms and while the opportunity is large, it's becoming crowded which means these players have to spend more advertising dollars to market their brand and differentiate it from other competitor, espe

. >> i guess what he's paid milli. we get to the bottom of the tube, sir?2015, ambassador of ukraine, he made the speech about corruption and he wanted the part general prosecutor to be more aggressive. the one being named a sleazebag, and what's the name of the company? >> sean: burisma. >> the one person that i mentioned in 2015, to be corrupt, with the president of the gas company. the same guy finally gets investigated by the prosecutor, that they reward the prosecutor saying, well done, this is what you we want you to do. if they fired the guy for doing too much. >> sean: senator, he talked about the calls, biden and poroshenko, the former presiden president. how that were releasing transcripts, any chance we can ever get those? >> on fairbury the second, the prosecutor raided the house of the gas company, february the fourth, he makes the announcement, he calls the state department and on the 11th, the 11th, the 18th, 19th of february, joe biden calls the president of the ukraine. a month later, they fire the prosecutor and this is the same guy that w

i think 20 million users versus 13 million for slack >> that's right, greater tore 20 milli -- greaterillion. >> let's go to phil lebeau what do we got >> this is the ntsb doing a final report, carl remember the southwest airlines accident where you had a passenger who was partially sucked out a window following a fan blade on an engine that came off and then went into the fuselage of the plane? this report has to do with the inspection of those engines as well as recommendations from the ntsb now, these are 737 ng models that's the previous generation before the 737 max while the headlines call for perhaps some reinforcement on the engine inlets and inspections, this is likely going to be an airworth einess directive that will call for modifications maybe on those inlets and inspection. i don't think you're going to see it taken out of service. initial reactions where it sold off boeing shares may stabilize. in its final report it said we want some modifications when it comes to securing these engines and reinforcing the cells of the engine so if there is a fan blade that comes loose

. >> you never said, listen, if you want to get this nearly $4 milli million, you have to do something on corruption. >> of course not. of course not. other than to say we wanted them to support the effort on corruption in ukraine. >> he used the word "corruption." if that's all he said, his hands are presumably clean, but the question is did he know? did he know what his staff was doing? that's how jennifer williams could be helpful today. >> she could be interesting and she could be useful on a couple fronts. one because she is a career foreign service official. she did work briefly in the bush administration on the homeland security department, i believe, and may have worked with the campaign, but she's not a "poliltico," she's a foreign service officer. her legacy, her connections are on the presidential front and not the political front. however, she is fresh eyes and ears in the administration and she was in on that call. we don't know much yet about vice pence's involvement. there is a lot of presence of rudy giuliani, but there's not as much about the vice president's role in t

president behind secretary esper, the defense secretary's back as he, secretary esper and general millye petitioning the president to back off of this case and let it go through the administrative processes of determining whether or not chief gallagher should retain his pin. that's understandable. you don't go to your boss' boss and petition without letting your boss know. if that all happened, that's true. i can understand esper being pissed. but the other piece of this is for the last three days there has been reporting, good reporting about the fact that secretary spencer is prepared to resign, prepared to offer his letter of resignation because he's defending the navy s.e.a.l.s, the command of the navy s.e.a.l.s, and he understand what admiral collin green, the commander of the ceils is going through in this situation in terms of an administrative elimination of eddy gallagher's trident pin. this is so extremely confusing, it's just another night in trump world. and it's unfortunately bad for the civil-military relations and an understanding of what command authority has to do withi

that is that -- the defense secretary, mark esper, and the chairman of the joint chiefs, mark millie,d concerns to the white house in the last 48 hours since the president made that tweet. we also know that there's this report from "the new york times" that the navy secretaries has actually threatened to resign over this issue if the president intervenes. he actually denied that report today. he said contrary to popular belief that he is still here. i did not threaten to resign. and he also said he's here to talk about external threats. he said eddie gallagher is not one of them. ana? >> all right. reporting from the white house, thank you. >>> what is the impact of president trump's lies? join jake tapper as he investigates the truth, cnn's special report "all the president's lies," airs tomorrow night at 9:00 on cnn. >>> we have heard stunning testimony over the past couple of weeks in the impeachment inquiry. some witnesses implicating top white house officials, including the president. so how are voters responding? >> it's a big show. and i think we're just wasting taxpayers' mone

he was over there with general marc milly to meet with the president.the meeting, he said a senior white house official pull him aside and said, look, you should know secretary spencer is trying to broker what esper kept calling a secret proposal on the eddie gallagher case. the u.s. navy s.e.a.l. acquitted of murder in iraq in 2017, but found guilty of posing with the dead body of that isis fighter. the navy undertook a redue to review eddie gallagher's triedent. it's called trident review process essentially they're looking at whether he should continue as a s.e.a.l. or go back to being a conventional sailor. president trump said he does not want that review process to go on. secretary spencer shed on the record that in fact he wanted the review process to go forward. defense secretary esper said they were completely caught off guard when he found out that the navy secretary was trying to broker a deal in which gallagher would keep his trident pin. i know it's confusing. it's got a lot of twists and turns here. but at the end of the day, esper said he