unfortunately today we all mourn, we mourn for the 11 innocent victims, we mourn for sergeant helus and the community mourns with us. it's absolutely a tragic event that occurred last night. >> harris: it's so great to have you to be able to talk with us and now i'm going to navigate these pictures and lean on your expertise a bit. there is a crowd, a long line, it looks like several roads deep of people who have stepped out as this processional drives through thousand oaks, california, . and we can see them lining the open areas. we are looking at a neighborhood residential area that doesn't have much room for them to stand but they were taking up a lot of space as this processional went by. talking about the close knit feeling of this community. tell me more about that. >> this is a very close knit community, a pro-law enforcement community. they are very supportive of us and we are very supportive of our community. sergeant helus was a fixture at the thousand oaks station, he was here for several years as a patrol sergeant training others, being a mentor to younger deputies. the city

. >>> the thousand oaks community mourning. >>> and robert mueller's final report is being written, but will the acting attorney general get in the way? welcome to "early start." i'm alison kosik. >> i'm dave briggs. it is friday, november 9th. 4:00 a.m. in the east and 1:00 in thousand oaks, california. americans starting to suffer flashbacks. flashback friday with two florida counties at the center of the recount. republican governor rick scott declared victory over bill nelson. now the margin in the race is tightening by the hour. scott alleging without evidence there could be rampant voter fraud in deep blue broward and palm beach counties. >> we all have seen the incompetence in the voter irregularities in broward. i will not sit idly by while the liberals steal the campaign. >> the committees have filed lawsuits claiming election officials in broward and palm beach counties have not been transparent. bill nelson's campaign says scott's action appears to be politically motivated and born out of desperation. >> and the president tweeting this. law enforcement looking into another bi

(justine) a community in orinda is mourning the loss of a 16-mourning the in orinda is a community (justine) (justine) a community in orinda is urng the loss of a 16- year-old girl loss of a 16- mourning the in orinda is a community (justine) (justine) a community in orinda is mourning the loss of a 16-year-old girl who died in a house fire early this morning.(jr stone) the fire was so intense -- a firefighter was injured during the battle. kron 4's sanaz tahernia has details. crews are cleaning up the site of a deadly house fire that sparked in orinda early this morningthe fire that killed a 16-year-old girl, and severely burned three others started just before 4 amaccording to officials, when crews arrived, the fire was burning throughout the entire home while there were still 3 people inside. the 16-year-old girl, and two others that suffered from burns. moraga-orinda fire chief david winnacker said that once crews entered the home, conditions changed drastically. everything inside became combustable and there was a significant increase in heat. the heat was so intense, the shield on one

we're mourning with our community. more funerals today in pittsburgh. mourners gathered at services for three of the 11 victim's of saturday's synagogue shooting.75-year-old joyce fienberg was a retired research specialist at the university of pittsburgh 69-year-old irving younger was a former real estate agent and greeter at the tree of life synagogue.val schroeder / irving younger's neighbor: he loved going there and he just loved lifeand 87-year-old melvin wax was an accountant and pittsburgh pirates fan. his sister-in-law said melvin loved his religion.bonnie wax / sister-in-law to melvin wax: he was just a good soul. he loved to tell jokes to everybody.11 people were gunned down saturday morning at the tree of life synagogue during worship services.the suspect in the case -- 46- year-old robert bowers is in jail and a federal grand jury today issued a 44 count indictment. if convicted, bowers could ultimately face the death penalty.scott brady / us attorney: my office charged robert bowers with federal murder and assault charges relative to the hor

. >>> mourning a legend. the bay area is remembering willie mccovey. the powerful words from barely bonds. >>> you' >> reporter: a beautiful night for halloween. will it stick around? >> the warm weather definitely will. high clouds out there. a few low clouds on the cost. 4 miles at half moon bay. cooling trends starting tomorrow. tomorrow we will be near record highs in my 12-hour day planner. low to upper 50s at 7:00. nearing 70 at noon. near 70 at the coast at 4:00. near 80 elsewhere. a gorgeous evening on the bay. 60 at the coast. let's find out about the commute. hi, alexis. >>> we are starting off with a sig-alert eastbound 80, bay bridge. you can see this from the emeryville camera. we have flashing lights here. we did get better news from chp. the two left lanes are open. three right lanes remain closed. two-car crash that resulted in a vehicle fire. that's why it is taking a bit longer to get that fully cleared. i'm not sure why my clicker is not cooperating. we'll take a closer look at tracy coming

the bay area mourns giants great willie mccovey ... tonight, we look back at the legendary career of number 44.whoosha middle=school teacher arrested on child molesting charges. now outraged parents are suing ... accusing the district of failing to protect students. the warning signs for this guy were classicwhooshpresident trump sending more soldiers to the mexican border and threatens to restrict the citizenship guarantees iin the u=s constitution.. (pam) saying goodbye to a legend. willie mccovey ... the san francisco giants sweet- singing hall of famer nicknamed 'stretch' ... for his height and long arms ... has died. he was 80- years old.(pam) thank you for joining us... i'm pam moore.(ken) and i'm ken wayne. sports director mark carpenter joins us now with a look back at mccovey's incredible life and career. this one is a real heartbreaker. willie mac... one of the greatest giants of all time, a big time slugger, and how appropriate that every home run ends up in mccovey cove. six-time all-star... mvp... rookie of the year... thr

with everyone who mourns their dead and share their pain and sorrow. that leaves deep inside but our lives focus on the hope of reconciliation between people and between nations and our responsibility is towards peace among all people at home and throughout the world. you've been watching this year's remembrance day service in the german one does talk it's an annual event commemorating the victims of war and violent oppression we've had addresses from french president emanuel maclin german president frank steinmeyer as well it's a commemoration taking lessons from history as well as looking to the future with the. french and german relationship front and center as an example of the unity at the heart of europe at a time when your itself is facing a number of challenges so to talk more about this joined in studio by political correspondent peter craven. peter a day of remembrance. in your opinion what kind of message came across in the bundestag during the ceremony the message was one of great gratitude on the balls of the french president for being inv

a place to go to mourn the many others though the agonizing wait continues. al-jazeera. well voters in new caledonia as a referendum have voted not to break away from france there were celebrations in the capital after a final results from a referendum showed fifty six percent of voters chose to remain a french territory but there is concern that the result could reaganite tension between europeans and canada people who are the original inhabitants of the islands in the pacific most cannot back a split from fronts french presidents of anyone mccullough says new caledonia has voted on a new future. of the voters were allowed to make a sobering choice with full knowledge of the facts on the relationship between new caledonia and friends today the majority of them expressed themselves for new caledonia to remain french i have to tell you how proud i am that we have finally passed this historic step together gas cars gearing up for what could be the most expensive presidential election in its history more than three quarters of the population live in poverty but politicians

fans knew to come here to mourn him and celebrate his life.say they wanted to pay their respects to number 44 and show thanks for all the good memories. >> i came to pay my respects. i was a fan. he was a good member of the community. i met him a few times at fan fest. he seemed like a really good epter: at&t park lit up his number last night. this park was like his second home. city hall paying tribute. of course we have his statue and this cove all named after him. so he will be a permanent part of the team. the team ceo, larry saying we are collectively heartbroken. we have lost a legend and gentleman. amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >>> amy, thank you. of course the man who is credited with creating mccovey cove at at&t park says willie mccovey was a true inspiration. he worked as a sports writer for five decades. he said one of his best memories is after he retired. >> he was such a great presence. he would visit before the games. he would run through the tunnel before the games. people would of course applaud and say hi to him. and he watche

a family just beginning to mourn the loss of three family members...lgin ingle ÷ victims' uncle: "all the prayers we can get, that's all you can ask for. you can't bring back the kids." elgin ingle... the uncle of twin 6-year-old boys mason and xzavier ingle and their 9- year-old sister alivia stahl who were tragically killed tuesday morning while crossing the street to get on the bus. sgt. tony slocum ÷ indiana state police: "dad was out here having to identify his young children that were just a few hours earlier getting ready to go to school."little did the family know...their lives were going to change in an instant. after police say 24-year-old alyssa shepard came down the lane striking four kids...elgin ingle ÷ victims' uncle: "you're suppose to be able to go to your bus stop and be safe, you're suppose to get on your bus and be safe. you're not suppose to be smacked by a car going 60 miles an hour."sgt. tony slocum ÷ indiana state police: "we don't see first responders shed tears at crash scenes very often, but there were tears shed today."those

reassured me that all of us will see it is with mourning and consternation that we face the countless victims of war and tyranny we commemorate their suffering. and do so by decay dedicating ourselves publicly and in a spirit of so. solidarity to the common task of combat and the causes of war terror and oppression with all the means at our disposal. this commemoration does not paralyze us. it drives us forward and it motivates us to work actively towards peace. how this can be done. in concrete terms is shown to us by many young people in the last months and years have worked in practice by enriching the commemoration of the first world war through numerous peace projects. with support from the franco german youth our face the project of youth for peace prepared one hundred peace messages. in which the german war graves commission cooperated with our french partner organization and the british embassy. creating artistic wars on the subject of war and human destiny and the president you have already. acknowledged these results through a football project initiated by berlin team had to

afghanistan has declared a day of national mourning after at least fifty people were killed in a suicide attack in the capital kabul an interior ministry spokesman says more than eighty others were wounded in the assault a suicide bomber detonated his explosives inside a wedding hall during a gathering of muslim religious scholars they were meeting to mark the best day of prophet muhammad. i heard the explosion i just take my cousin out of there was seriously wounded but when i got here i realized that i was wounded as well and i am here i wanted to enter the hotel to participate in the ceremony but i got a call from a relative and he told me that there was a blast inside the hotel and the his children were wounded now and looking after my friends who have been injured in the blast the hospitals aren't allowing anyone any . there have been more airstrikes and gun battles in the yemeni port city of her data. witnesses say fighting near the city center with some of the west they've seen in recent days a saudi a mirage the coalition is backing yemen's government in its fight against iranian

tonight the bay area is mourning the loss of one of its legends.evening. >> it was this afternoon we learned of the hall of famer's death. >> the 80-year-old mccovey had been d he passed away at stanford hospital. >> we have team coverage tonight. we begin with abc 7 news sports director larry vierra. >> what a loss. willy mccovey was a giant among giants, a man who could hit these titanic home runs. he was beloved after his baseball career ended in 1980. willie mays may be the best giant ever. willie-mc maybe the most loved. loved and admired for his demeanor off the field, he could be scaryhease. he debuted with the san francisco giants at 21. the man named stretch protected willie mays. >> you talk about a first baseman, hear all these things about this guy can stretch, this guy can hid. mac did all those things. >> that's why big mac was a first ballot hall of famer in 1956. among teammates he'll be remembered for his power at the plate. >> he was a hitters hitter, a guy that can hit the ball a long way, a guy that can hit the ball so hard. he

after years of mourning, quietness.nvolving the queen and members of the royal family. involving the queen and members of the royalfamily. sarah campbell, westminster abbey, thank you very much, as we show you pictures of the base of the cenotaph here in whitehall. amongst the more formal reads —— wreaths and poppies, there are some homemade. the side of the people's procession, people who made the wreaths at home, 10,000 people for the first time on november 11, able to make their own tributes to those who gave their lives in the first world war. the cenotaph, as ever come the focus of these events. earlier, prince charles led the tributes to the nation's war dead. he later laid a wreath on behalf of the queen. in paris, similar events we re the queen. in paris, similar events were held as well. but our royal correspondent nicholas witchel looks back at a day which are murmured the limit hour of the 11th day of the 11th month, 1918. -- limit hour of the 11th day of the 11th month, 1918. —— were for member d 11th hour o

germany mourned the loss of over a million men. and now, the handshake between queen and president.which was a commemoration of the past but also an urging in the present the virtues of service, of humility, of kindness. a message for ourtime, a of humility, of kindness. a message for our time, a message all time. thank you, fergal keane, a beautiful and moving service. a beautiful service marking the end of the four years of commemorations of the first world war. i'm stilljoined by david 0lusoga, margaret macmillan and richard van emden. if you can sum up the past four yea rs if you can sum up the past four years ina if you can sum up the past four years in a few words how would you do it? i would say the veteran is that i knew would be profoundly pleased at the way as a nation we have reconnected with the first world war and how we have remembered their are such devices all these yea rs their are such devices all these years on. i think they can rest easy. margaret? i think it's years on. i think they can rest easy. margaret? ithink it's been about remembering and reconciliation,

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abc 7 reporter cornell bernard says it's left a community mourning and searching for answers. >> reporterember elena housely. her family owns a long time grocery store here and most agree she was a teenager that was going places. >> she was the most amazing person and she had such a future ahead of her. >> reporter: she and her friends were at a bar in thousand oaks when a gunman opened fire. elena was among the 12 victims killed. hundreds filled the soccer field in napa for elena graduated last spring. >> we pray for the families. we pray for the victims. >> she's the athlete that never stops trying. she's the student who never stops studying. >> if you ever needed a friend, she was the one to go to. if you ever had problems, she was the one who would be there for you. >> reporter: congressman mike thompson made this call to action. >> and to resolve, we'll be everything in our power to put an end to the senseless violence. >> reporter: the housely family issued this statement saying we want to honor elena by focusing how she lived her life. she would have enjoyed the public debate that

as the nation mourns the deadly shooting. (pam) meantime..ree more funerals in pittsburgh today for the victims of that shooting. (ken) the suspect in the case faces dozens of charges and if convicted he could face the death penalty. kelly smoot has this report. rich fitzgerald / -d- allegheny county executive: this is a small community that we all know each other in. we're burying our dead. we're mourning with our community. more funerals today in pittsburgh. mourners gathered at services for three of the 11 victim's of saturday's synagogue shooting.75-year-old joyce fienberg was a retired research specialist at the university of pittsburgh 69-year-old irving younger was a former real estate agent and greeter at the tree of life synagogue.val schroeder / irving younger's neighbor: he loved going there and he just loved lifeand 87-year-old melvin wax was an accountant and pittsburgh pirates fan. his sister-in-law said melvin loved his religion.bonnie wax / sister-in-law to melvin wax: he was just a good soul. he loved to tell jokes to everybo

do you understand why they're saying mourning? >> absolutely i understand why they're saying mourning. for angela merkel, the european union is an incredibly precious project, central to german and certainly french visions of european security, almost since the second world war since this idea began to develop and britain is the second largest economy in europe. you can absolutely see why, for her, this is a difficult day. i think what really is to the credit of angela merkel and all the european leaders is this isn't a deal, in the end, despite everybody's prodictions trying to punish britain. it's a diplomatic work of art because it's practical, quite clear eyed and practical on economic trade and it's trying to get partnerships on things that really matter, on human rights, on common european values, ocommon visions of democracy and all of that gives space diplomatically for britain to continue to engage very energetically on the continent of europe, if not within the european union. >> weirdly, everybody seems to think it's a

t trey mourning. double-double in this one. first hatch, cleaning up the miss here, gets it to go,nd one. mourning finished with 27 points, 12 boards. campbell hung around in this one thanks to chris clement's 45-point outing today. hits thete triple la campbells run g out of time. hoyas win it 93-85.> >> high school football. westfield hosting madison for a virginia 6-a regnal title. first quarter, brandon -- madisonn the boardfirst, brandon walker cuts it it in, let them begin. 22-yard jog to the end war hogs with a 7-0 lead at the hatch. west field comes out rolling on the legs of eugene asante. sets up a four-yard touchdown. game tied. fourth quarter, it's pouring. bulldogs seal the deal. 114 yards a 17 carries. westfield wins it 17-7. now just a couple more wins away from their frth straight state title. the. >>> other early scores,aryland women's hoops team took down georgia,58-5 george washington men's team gets win number one on the year, 70-4 overmanhattan. and the american mbeat um to improve to 3-1. >> all right, geo

and we're here to mourn. this is what pittsburgh is about. it makes pittsburgh a special place. >> are you ever going back into this building? >> yeah. we're going to do whatever is the necessary work. we have to redo the sanctuary. we have to sit and figure out how and what it means and what's the best choice in terms of what to do, sit and spend time and plan properly and we will rebuild in whatever way we need to, and we'll be back. >> seeing the gun bullet holes through the door, through the glass door, that's really chilling. >> it is. it is. i walked through the sanctuary. it is a horror. it is worse than any sci-fi film because it is real, it is not phony hollywood. i never think i'd live to see that horror in my life. because i face anti-semitism before, i faced it growing up as a kid. i never thought i would see the horror of this ever, ever. >> show me here what stands out to you. show me when you come to look at this outpouring of the community. >> the sheer immensity of love. it gives me hope because it reminds me there are so man

reached follows the choice of the british people this is neither a day of celebration nor day of mourning it's the choice of a sovereign people it's a moment i believe of unity when we must respect collectively of unity and responsibility. now of the big headache for to reset may lie is back at home of course for starters the british public has not really been reassured with some of the political turmoil has that has been on raveling around these breakfast negotiations recently. published this morning an open letter to the british public as a plea to try to convince them to back her in this whole process and of course now the biggest difficulty in terms of the steps that this agreement has to go through after brussels is to go to the british parliament where the biggest difficulty out the moment stands we do know that many m.p.'s have expressed their disappointment and dislike all of this to. and have expressly said that they would not supported we do know that for weeks now there has been talk in westminster of a possible vote of no confidence even when it comes to teresa mayes future as

baseball fans al across the bay area are mourning the death of giants legend willie mccovey.( james )mccovey died yesterday at the age of 80. kron 4's sara stinson is live at a-t-and-t park with reaction this morning. sara. ( sara )i'm live here at the willie mccovey statue where tributes continue to pour in...here you can see pictures, candles, giants gear all in honor of the giants legend.the giants announced his death saying the fearsome hitter passed peacefully yesterday afternoon.the hall of famer made his major league debut with the giants in 19-59 and was with the giants for 18 years out of his 22 year career.in recent years - mccovey also known as stretch had been getting around in a wheelchairbut that's didn't stop him from coming here to a-t and t park as he regularly watched games in his suite.he even got to see the final game of the season this year.this growing memorial shows you mccovey will always be loved by giants fans and this statue ensures he will never be forgotton.a public celebration of life will be announced soon. <"it's pretty, pretty sad. i think everybody sh

chad program tweeting this about -- from democratic representative gallego saying today we mourn the passing and honor the legacy of an arizona legend, congressman ed pastor. he was a trail blazer who dedicated his life to -- trailblazer who dedicated his 's and represented arizona seventh district with distinction for 12 terms. died at the age of 75. just a short while ago we had the opportunity to speak with former democratic leader, the former chair of the democratic congressional campaign committee, steve israel of new york, for some details on what's going on behind those closed doors. congressman israel, the rooms are no longer smoke filled on capitol hill but they are tension filled and anxiety filled. take us back to your most recent rex for the democrats and wh

we are just mourning the 12 live dissect lives lost in the bar shooting.t have a possible motive. >> of loved ones mourn, investigators have not revealed of motive of the shooting that killed one dozen people. clues are surfacing. the gunman, 28-year-old ian long may have been looking for his ex-girlfriend inside of the bar. he is a former marine who served in afghanistan. there are reports that he posted messages on facebook nes attack. me that aisle people call me insane and mocked out people offers -- offer hopes and prayers for he was found dead from a gunshot wound. they have searches on but they didn't say what they found. investigators did say he was armed with a semi automatic handgun. >> the weapon used was a glock 21 45 caliber handgun. it is designed to hold in california, 10 rounds and one in the chamber. this one did have an extended magazine on. >> amongst the victims was a sheriff who was shot while rushing in to help. ter. >> the in its early stages. they are trying to piece together what may have led to this massacre. back to you. sides of

tonight, the chicago pd is mourning the officer and held a procession to honor him. he has been identified as samuel hermenez, a father of 3. he just came off of probation after his training. we have more on how it all unfolded. >> reporter: the scene outside of a chicago hospital turned into carnage on monday afternoon when the gunman opened fire. the police say the violence began within an argument he gunman was having with a woman. a friend tried to intervene but the assail iant lifted his shirt to show a handgun. >> we know the male individual shot and killed the female that he was in a domestic relationship. >> reporter: the woman was a hospital employee. witnesses described the mayhem that broke out amid the shooting and the effort to subdued the gunman for severapo then pow, pow, pow, it was extreme, loud and it was close. >> reporter: the attack began after 3:00 p.m. local time. patients armsin the air. >> i was in the gunfire. i had to duck down. >> they were coming from everywhere. people were running across the street right passed me. everybody from doctor

they make you mourn him they make you take part in his death ritual. even this room like you come in and you feel that his press like he did feel here he is dead and we should be sorry for it. i cannot help but feel how deeply scarred we are by our past we live in a country dominated by soviet more newmans and i caused but we still try to ignore what really happened here unfortunately escaping your past is not that easy. wish the world innovation summit for health one community of two thousand health care experts innovators and policymakers from one hundred countries. one experience sharing best practices and innovative ideas. one goal a healthier world through global collaboration. apply now to attend the twenty eighteen wish summit. in twenty twenty tokyo will host the paralympic games but the nation has a troubled history caring for people with disabilities want to win he examines japan's disability shame on al-jazeera. american man spoke out against french colonial rule and was exiled we could move but we were isolated by our extremist views mr he

the palestinian authority has declared a state of mourning.ssion, the result was greeted with an outburst ofjoy. women ministers, who'd long felt only grudgingly accepted among the ranks of clergy, suddenly felt welcomed. this is bbc world news, our main story. britain is one step closer to leaving the european union — after ministers backed the prime minister's brexit deal. the question of how to avoid a hard border between northern ireland and the republic has dominated much of the brexit negotiations. it also presents challenges for the people of northern ireland. our ireland correspondent emma vardy explains. bomb blast this island's history is marked by struggles over land and sea. today, brexit is redefining its modern borders. people here have found themselves caught in the middle of a political storm. we don't want to go back to days of old. whatever happens, happens. i don't think individually we can make a gigantic difference to what the higher powers decide. at northern ireland's larne harbour, every day trucks and trade arrive over

and we're here to mourn. this is what pittsburgh is about. it makes pittsburgh a special place. >> are you ever going back into this building? >> yeah. we're going to do whatever is the necessary work. we have to redo the sanctuary. we have to sit and figure out how and what it means and what's the best choice in terms of what to do, sit and spend time and plan properly and we will rebuild in whatever way we need to, and we'll be back. >> seeing the gun bullet holes through the door, through the glass door, that's really chilling. >> it is. it is. i walked through the sanctuary. it is a horror. it is worse than any sci-fi film because it is real, it is not phony hollywood. i never think i'd live to see that horror in my life. because i face anti-semitism before, i faced it growing up as a kid. i never thought i would see the horror of this ever, ever. >> show me here what stands out to you. show me when you come to look at this outpouring of the community. >> the sheer immensity of love. it gives me hope because it reminds me there are so man

we mourn the lives of those lost and we pray for the victims. there are more victims than anybody would ever think possible. i want to thank the firefighters and fema and first responders for their incredible courage in very grave danger. yesterday i signed a disaster deck oration for the state of california. we will do everything in our power to support and protect their fellow citizens in harm's way. we say, think there's a group, god bless everybody. it's a very tough situation. we are gathered today to celebrate an official holiday observed by the buddhists, seikhs throughout the united states and around the world. hundreds of millions of people have gathered with family and friends too late badia and marked the beginning of the new year, special new year. our nation is blessed to be home to millions of hard-working citizens of indian and southeast asian heritage to enrich our country in countless ways. together we are one proud american family. do we agree with that? i think so. i think we do, right? i'm grateful to have numerous americans

on the streets and the women who mourn changing the world to already. digital.stars from a twenty foot long to double. the odd . odd. this is data news live from berlin a court in cambodia makes in the stork will link for the first time to leaders of the brutal camaro rouge are found guilty of genocide of the two men were on trial in connection with the deaths of nearly two million people during the regime's reign of terror in the one nine hundred seventy s. . also coming up britain faces another day of turmoil as prime minister theresa may stepped up efforts to defend her controversial break the deal but with members of her own party calling for a third of clinton.

the history of this maritime nation some of the survivors are still alive today and many of course mourn who those who died it was kept secret at the time for reasons of wartime secrecy and i think it's appropriate today in this house of commons to remember all those who died those who survived and the families who still mourn them. however to this day and please press for a more comprehensive government acknowledgement to do with a special poppy pen from poppy scotland with a puppy in the ship's bell marking the last of him why only it would at least two hundred one men perished of the two hundred eighty three on board of stornoway at the end of world war one it was recently marked in scotland as a church however as we approached remembrance sunday one of the leader of the house going over a statement from the minister of defense on the loss of the hitch mt lancaster on the seventeenth of june nine hundred forty of sunday's inadvertently in world war two with an estimated four thousand dead it's the largest single ship lost in you came out of ten history and it is yet never been properl

. >> mourning a father of seven who dedicated his life to service. >>> anti-american protests in the stets of iran. a celebration of the hostage crisis nearly four decades ago as a new cold war escalates. >>> health concerns over a newly opened wildlife refuge. some saying the former nuclear weapons site is unsafe. >>> and going batty in texas. a sight to see as millionsf the nocturnal creatures take to the skies causing planes to change course and turning dusk to dark. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with kate snow. >>> good evening. fromemocracy plaza inside our nbc electinter, with less than 48 hours ago until the mid-term elections and t campaigning went into overdrive today. president trump and former president obama both in key states today, and more store power in districts across the country as republicans try to maintain control of both the u.s. house and the senate. as of tonight, nearly 35 million voters have already cast their ballots. that's a record number for early voting. we've identified fiv states to keep a close eye on this tuesday and our correspondents h

thank you very much don the film world is mourning the loss of an italian master. works and him cinemas highest accolades. at the age of seventy seven. looks back on his life. from his directorial debut at age twenty one in the grim reaper. to his final cinematic offering in me and. he's bold vision created drama that captivated the audience is the world over his commercial successes won him a star on hollywood's walk of fame lauded as a luminary of european cinema. who created dazzling complex worlds. such as the last emperor a biopic of the chinese emperor of. the first western feature fields again commissioned to shoot beijing's forbid in the city it won him nine academy awards in one nine hundred eighty eight oh oh. while he worked with a list american and international stars but he was fiercely protective of his own filmmaking style he railed against what he said was the pressure of the u.s. film industry and drove his critical successes but also fell foul of film senses for his more sexually provocative work. most famously the last tango in paris starring mar

i lived in my grandfather's house and he was a widower and in mourning for many years.there was no radio, no theatre, no entertainment of any sort except for reading and telling stories. i think that prepared me for this vice of storytelling. not only telling them, i love to hear stories. i have had that inclination all my life. you have these two incredible characters. you had your mother and your grandfather, but it was also a tumultuous time personally for you. one of the most extraordinary things was hearing that your mum, when your father left, cut his picture out of all of the photographs. as an image, for a child growing up, that must have been extraordinary. i never missed my father. perhaps i did when i was very young but i do not remember that. he left when i was three. my mother said that i was very close to him, so maybe there was a moment when i asked about him, but i don't remember that at all. i remember a childhood without a father and his absence did not mean anything to me much. there were no photographs of him, his name was never mentioned, and if any

the palestinian authority has declared a state of mourning. the result was greeted with an outburst ofjoy. women ministers, who'd long felt only grudgingly accepted among the ranks of clergy, suddenly felt welcomed. very glad to have you with us on bbc news. the latest headlines: britain is one step closer to leaving the european union after ministers backed the prime minister's brexit deal. in california the death toll from the wildfires ravaging the state is still rising. at least 58 people are known to have died but many are still missing. the clock is ticking in florida where recounts are under way for bitterly contested senate and governor's races. sound familiar? 18 years ago florida was under the spotlight for its hanging chads during the presidential race between george w bush and al gore. so, as rajini vaidyanathan reports, you could be forgiven for thinking "here we go again". in the end it comes down to these, cold ha rd votes. in the end it comes down to these, cold hard votes. here at in brow with anna cross for a's 66 other count

mr ghani described the attack as an unforgivable crime and declared wednesday a national day of mourningn the explosion, some of them are in a critical condition. the gathering was organised to mark the birthday of the prophet mohammad. from kabul, here's the bbc‘s auyli atrafi. celebrating the birthday of the prophet mohammad, a gathering of religious scholars. and then this — a suicide bomb attack in kabul, the capital of afghanistan. panic, confusion and chaos. this is the latest in a spate of attacks. dozens of people were killed across the country last month as voters cast ballots in the nation's parliamentary elections. but it is unexpected, and it is one of the deadliest in recent times. the fact that a gathering of religious scholars was the target has shocked the nation. this man witnessed the explosion. translation: right after the blast, security personnel arrived and i saw ambulances carrying away casualties from the blast site. among the casualties, there were civilians and security personnel. this is the bright side of the city, where people come to celebrate weddings and p

the palestinian authority has declared a state of mourning.n, the result was greeted with an outburst ofjoy. women ministers, who'd long felt only grudgingly accepted among the ranks of clergy, suddenly felt welcomed. the palestinian authority has declared a state of mourning. —— this is bbc news. the latest headlines: firefighters in california are battling huge wildfires that have caused thousands of people to flee their homes. nine people are now known to have died. let's stay with that story now. 0n the line now is alex hoon, an incident meteorologist working closely with firefighters and advising them on how to tackle the wildfires. has there been any change in the fires? where actually seeing the wins that have come down quite a bit today and are expected to be fairly light as removing tomorrow, as well, which is actually providing a great opportunity for the firefighters to ta ke opportunity for the firefighters to take advantage of the lighter winds to fight the fire. because the fire, when it first erupted, it was under extreme wind e

i lived in my grandfather's house and he was a widower and in mourning for many years.ere was no radio, no theatre, no entertainment of any sort except for reading and telling stories. i think that prepared me for this vice of storytelling. not only telling them, i love to hear stories. i have had that inclination all my life. you have these two incredible characters. you had your mother and your grandfather, but it was also a tumultuous time personally for you. one of the most extraordinary things was hearing that your mum, when your father left, cut his picture out of all of the photographs. as an image, for a child growing up, that must have been extraordinary. i never missed my father. perhaps i did when i was very young but i do not remember that. he left when i was three. my mother said that i was very close to him, so maybe there was a moment when i asked about him, but i don't remember that at all. i remember a childhood without a father and his absence did not mean anything to me much. there were no photographs of him, his name was never mentioned, and if anybo

and in mourning for many years.there was no radio no theatre no entertainment of any sort except for reading and telling stories. i think that prepared me for this life of storytelling. not only telling them that hearing them. i have had that inclination or my life. you have these two incredible characters. your mother and your grandfather that it was also tumultuous time personally for you. 0ne tumultuous time personally for you. one of the most extraordinary things was hearing that your mother, when your father left, cut his was hearing that your mother, when yourfather left, cut his picture out of all of the photographs. as an image rich are growing up that must have been extraordinary.” image rich are growing up that must have been extraordinary. i never missed my father. perhaps i did when i was very young but i do not remember that. he left when i was three. my mother said that i was very close to him so maybe there was a moment when i asked about him but i don't remember that at all. i remember a childhood wi

. >> reporter: late today, the tmmunity of colts neck gathered to mourn keith caneiro and his family. as families gather for the holidays, some families in this community have gathered here to mourn. paul caneiro faces one count of aggravated arson for allegedly wttempting to burn his own house down with gasoline while his family was inside. he faces up to ten years in prison-- that is, if he's not also charged with the murder of his brother and his brother's amily. bianna. >>lt, new jeank fficiaight are trying to track down tnoat leuce. at least 32 people in level states have gotten sick. 13 have been sent to the hospital. health officials say any romaine in your home should be thrown out and the refrigerator ineaned. cbs news has gotten the first saudi response to president siump's decision not to further punish the kingdom for killing of "washington post" journalist onmal khashoggi. ste saudis are now using the president's statement to cast atubt on the c.i.a.'s conclusion that the killing was ordered by saudi arabian crown prince. today, mr. trump tweeted in part, "oil prices gett

and we mourn to this day for him and his family. we still have veterans serving today.any, of course, in the wars in iraq and afghanistan. even today in terms of living veterans, we have pretty 5,000,008 -- we have 25 million veterans. they keep our great nation safe and he american people oh them a great deal. as you speak about what world war i and 100 years, what it means for today, the army is in transition as well. we are looking at what the national defense strategy tells us is an error in our great competition. the army is undertaking a number of initiatives. >> secretary as per also comments about recruitment and the future of the army. watch the entire interview sunday at 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. on c-span. also hear it on c-span radio and watch it online at c-span.org. in late october the supreme court have a case involving a settlement in a class-action suit against google. approved theurt awards the distributive settlement funds for law schools and institutions, setting internet privacy. some people, including theodore frank objected to the settlement agreement be