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almost 40,000 people registered and susie found a matching doe nar -- matching donor. >> we will keepated on that. >> but now, let's go back and talk to larry more about sports. we have been talking about the a's, but we have warriors basketball to talk about. >> and steph curry wants to come >> and steph curry wants to come back and play for the wtorrowhit >>> ts sponsored by river rock casino. good evening, steph curry missed the warriors last ten games and he really wants to play foreman in toronto -- play tomorrow in toron toronto, but they are being caution and he -- but the team is being cautious and so he will be a spectator again. instead of suiting up tomorrow, steph will return saturday in detroit, that is the recommendation from the doctor. >> he is dying to play. you know, he loves play engi-- playing in toronto, he has great memories of being here when dell was with the raptors. he is dying to play. but we rely heavily on rick, rick is really good at his job. >> they have a lot of smart people that kay ca-- that take care of us and make sure we are protected from ourselve

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almost 40,000 people registered and susie found a matching doe nar -- matching donor. >> we will keep you updated on that. >> but now, let's go back and talk to larry more about sports. we have been talking about the a's, but we have warriors basketball to talk about. >> and steph curry wants to come back and play for the warriors tomorrow. why steph will not get what he wa welcome to emirates mr. jones. just sit back, relax and let us entertain you... ...with over 3,500 channels of entertainment, including the latest movies and box sets from around the world. ( ♪ ) we even have live sports and news channels. ( ♪ ) and your free wi-fi will start shortly. enjoy your flight mr. jones. world's best inflight entertainment. fly emirates. fly better. >>> abc 7 sports, sponsored by river rock casino. good evening, steph curry missed the warriors last ten games and he really wants to play foreman in toronto -- play tomorrow in toron toronto, but they are being caution and he -- but the team is being cautious and so he will be a spectator again. instead of suiting up tomorrow, steph will retur

christine saving nars to deal with he promised that the bank will be profitable again next year that hard to do hard to do just as well be hard to get but punishment comes easy especially when you're only looking at the bottom line which is what banks do christopher thank you. well who would help ukraine if russia invaded and started a full blown war ukraine's president says that russia is preparing to attack ukraine would we know would be no match to russia's military might yet nato has rejected calls for mr poroshenko to intervene to ensure the free passage of ukrainian ships in the as old see now that is where a naval standoff with russian ships took place on sunday right off the coast of russian occupied crimea russia seized three ukrainian vessels and arrested ukrainian sailors moscow denies it kiev's accusations that it is a walking vessels from entering or leaving ukrainian ports. when the nato or who or what can help you create u.s. president trump says that europe namely german chancellor angela merkel should step up to the plate merkel has experience in mediating between ki

lasting longer than the prior corrections we have seen the market is beginning to understand recession nar risks in 2020 are rising i think in the short term it wants trade tension not to show meaningful impact on a global basis. the longer run as we move into 2019 we think the market will continually increasingly looking at recession nar risks building a lot having to do with low unemployment rate and potentially the pressures it brings with the shape of the yield curve for markets in general. >> so earnings continue to be a big theme here there is also a debate going about how big of a deal for the overall market it is especially against this backdrop it is the overall indexes. >> i think it will be big because of what we have gone through, what happened to tech and what happened to the broader market it is one of those things that changes the world. i think it will help calm the broader market down. >> we do appreciate it thank you very much. all right. coming up earnings, optimism and president sending the market higher the ceo of a bank more exposed than probably any other in the worl

. >> because of trump's nars -- narcissism he loves being on camera, it is him behaving badly, it doesave to be slippery slope of him now able to throw anyone out, if you alike a jerk, you are gone, if he is throwing people out for asking questions he does not like, then people can say, hey, i see that is bad. kennedy: that is why anthony cumia, i don't know why i make that noise, he has written a book, congrat, get a copy. he the sign toppie top cop -- >> no, monday, in is 19th in. >> 20th? >> really? i think 20th, it is 19th. monday. >> sunday? no no, monday, the 19. >> thanksgiving. >> and -- date line. the monday the 19th, right here. kennedy: that is what i said. so, book is amazing. >> thank you. >> behind scene stuff between myself and opie, we worked for radio for 20 years, it got bad toward end, i know. but you felt that way about other jocks video jocks at mtv. >> some, some of lo love dearlyd still talk, you try hard, but you have one falling out it just source sours whole relationship. >> thank you all very. >> coming up, antiamazon crowd growing louder by the minute. now p

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yodavid the end you wir in the 2016 cycle talking about his support for background checks and a stumbling nar 15 blindfolded. he also did some memorable and this cycle with the fighter jet and the farm produced an ad called the best political ad anyone has ever seen. that's pretty good. so, i will start with you, congressman. i want to talk about how all eyes are on the house if you're going to have the most diverse caucus coming in in history and one of the biggest if not the biggest new democratic coalition in history. what do you credit their success to? >> the candidates that come from the districts so they could feel ththe everyday needs of the community and they would be able to articulate that. it's related to their neighbors people are going door to door to make sure they went out and were able to articulate the facts that were going around on a day-to-day basis. i traveled around the country and was amazed by that. the best were the fundraisers in the homes that were going from house to house to have fund raisers talking about issues people could relate to and i think that made a tre

manafort's allies are saying that the special counsel is trying to push him into a nar ti narrative andfuses to go there. we'll have to see what the special counsel is. >> jeffrey go leads. >> i think gloria is right. this will be a detailed statement about why paul manafort wasn't telling the truth. it's still unclear whether mueller will file that under seal or not. we may not see that immediately. as for the political backlash. respectfully haven't we learned that no matter what donald trump does, 40% of the public supports it. does anyone think that sean hannity will say, hmm this is incriminating. >> look what happened to republican fs in the mid term. there's an impact when the president is unpopular. he was able to pull it out in 2016 inspite of his unpopularity because it was a choice between him and another historically unpopular candidate. given the choice between generic republicans in 2018 and another democrat in 2020, you could see a different result. >> it's phe's been able to push boundaries with republicans on capitol hill who have been reluctant to confront the presiden

i'm talking your womanatees, your nar-maids, and your feeels-- that's a female eel. ( laughter ) some of those are made up. ( laughter ) meanwhile, back on dry land, a florida mayor is accused of soliciting sex from a constituent in exchange for speed bumps. this type of corruption is often referred to as "pay to play," but let's just call this one "humps for bumps." ( laughter ) ( applause ) i struck a nerve. that really struck a nerve. the story is speaking to people. according to florida resident catherine padilla, she was propositioned by mayor of lanterna and man suggesting his jacuzzi at a weird time, david stewart. and padilla suspects she's not the only one who the mayor offered sex in exchange for speed bumps. she said, "if there's anybody out there that has had this happen to them out there, please come forward now, because it's not too late." hmm. i suggest interviewing anyone who lives on this street. ( laughter ) all of that-- is that a real street? is that a real street? i don't know. could be. but that's small-town politics. i'm focused on the big vote that will re-shap

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. >> and it's a very good thing for each party to have to look at nar resources and say how much do we have to spend and how much do we have to fight in various states? and for decades now the republicans have looked at the south and said we're not spending a penny, we do not have to lift a finger. we're going to go to these other swing states and compete there. democrats have states like that, say new york where they really do not compete in a state like new york. but you try to have as many of those states as you can so that you as a party can pump all your resources into the swing states. republicans have a lot more states they have to spend money on. >> yeah, if you can soften up the other side's safe seats that's half the battle. >>> we have breaking news in the paul manafort case tonight including a new report with more detail about why paul manafort's cooperation deal with the special prosecutor has completely clamsed. that report comes after a day full and i mean full of developments in the mueller investigation. so full that it will occupy most of what we talk about in this ne

rishaad: and something which has been now bubbling along for a while -- >> yeah, nars the case. d.b. saga adding to that debt burden. if you recall, once we heard from the finance minister earlier this year saying that the debt burden jumped to one trillion ringit because of the state guarantees for borrowing and that was far bigger than what we saw with the estimates from the ministry of finance. and it was just 685 billion ringit. so has added to the debt woes for the malaysian government. yvonne: and track wlag we learned overnight about goldman now being rocked by all this. and we're hearing some indictments now. tell us a bit more. >> we're getting some concrete news on what had been speculated or at least -- well, not denied necessarily by goldman sachs but they've been working with the justice department in the united states on this investigation. or cooperating i should say. so what's happened is the u.s. justice department has come out and implicated three senior goldman sachs bankers in this it investigation. as it is tied to one m.d.b. and criminal charges filed again

white women,wl nar backed trump two years ago. going to the democrats this atime.icans want to have a successful re-election in 2020, they need psto get those gr back. >> any evidence that he knows how to appeal to those groups, though? >> i go back to my comment earlier, which is that trump has t shown that he has an ability to -- he has no range as a politician or an ability to shift gears. i think with him the single gear is what you get, and it may have worked in 201 but i think it all depends on who the democrats put up in 2020. trump was very lucky in 2016 the democrats put up a uniquely unlikable candidate and 2016 was about who voters disliked more. we don't know if 2020 will be the same. it could. theim democratic y will be very interesting. but if trump will get lucky again, i'm not sure. >> donna, what did you take from the fact that the moderate centrist dem rats lost by bigger margins in places like indiana, missouri, and north data, but the progressive democrats got awfully close in places like texasnd georgia, of course there's florida? >> they did,

the 2016 cycle with jason kander talking about his support for background checks will assembly and nar 15 blindfolded. he also did some very memorable asset cycle notably with the fighter jet and his firm tradition had the hamiltons veranda called the best political ad anyone's ever seen. that's pretty good. i just want to talk about the house for ebay. all lights are on the house and were now going to have the most diverse democratic caucus coming in history. we'll have the biggest if not the biggest new democrat coalitionot history. >> candidates that fit income from the districts. so they could feel the everyday need of the community and they were able to articulate that better than anyone else because they talk to their neighbors. many of them had been running for public office before. but if their life work that they related to their neighbors can show that their neighbors, therefore they were working door-to-door with all the tv ads or there was a lot of them. the people were going door to door asking their neighbors to make sure that they went out to vote and they were able to a

for me it was by nar. and that's because i walk around san francisco every day and so do you.ou can see we're in a horrible situation. what are we going to do about it? >> you have said i have gone to every high net worth individual in the city. who is willing to give money and who isn't. why do you use the in your face tactic? >> i felt i was just responding to him. >> generally you have been. >> i'm willing to say if somebody challenges me. i won't go directly for somebody. >> airbnb in san francisco. he's a ceo. will give $5 million to the homeless. >> and others are coming forward. >> what sets it off? >> finally you have the permission. and that's coming from the employees. a lot of the employees of the companies were upset. those companies were not supporting prop c. i was kind of a little bit. i had nancy pelosi and feinstein and spear. and i had the priest and rab byes and that helping me. there were no ceos on my side. now they're coming out. it's helpful. >> do you worry about coming across as a blow hard. do you worry about na. >> no. i'm only worry about doing what

nar the pbs newshour, i'm amna z. >> woodruff: amna will be back with a longer look at border enforcementer the news summary. in the d's other news: president trump rejected a key conclusion of his administration's climate report. the findings were published friday. they predict dire economic effects from global warming. asked about that today, mr. trump said, "i don't believe it the u.s. and european allies today condemned russia's seizure of three ukrainian naval vessels. the russian ast guard fired on and then seized the ships on sunday in waters off russian- occupied crimea. moscow says the ships illegallyt entereterritorial waters. we'll have a full report later in the program. british prime minister theresa may has begun her final push to sell parliament on a deal to exit the european union.pp e.u. leadersved the agreement on sunday. it would keep britain subject e. rules even after leaving the bloc until at least 2020.he inouse of commons today, may warned opponents of the agreement that it may be the last, best chance. >> there is a choice which this house will have to make. we ca

for me it was by nar. and that's because i walk around san francisco every day and so do you. can see we're in a horrible situation. what are we going to do about it? >> you have said i have gone to every high net worth individual in the city. who is willing to give money and who isn't. why do you use the in your face tactic? >> i felt i was just responding to him. >> generally you have been. >> i'm willing to say if somebody challenges me. i won't go directly for somebody. >> airbnb in san francisco. he's a ceo. will give $5 million to the homeless. >> and others are coming forward. >> what sets it off? >> finally you have the permission. and that's coming from the employees. a lot of the employees of the companies were upset. those companies were not supporting prop c. i was kind of a little bit. i had nancy pelosi and feinstein and spear. and i had the priest and rab byes and that helping me. there were no ceos on my side. now they're coming out. it's helpful. >> do you worry about coming across as a blow hard. do you worry about na. >> no. i'm only worry about doing what's

ultimately i stumbled across the idea of having -- not really a nar iter but a guyed you meet at the beginning of the book and travel through with him. i see someone who likes benjamin brown frefrm. he is a good guy. he is from new hampshire. minor clerk in the house most of his career. moved in congressional circles for decades. and he ended -- i sing hosanna to benjamin brown gefrmg are french for me because he made the book for me. he kept a diary, 11 volume diary filled with reflection z and thoughts and feelings about congress and a lot of details about fights. because his job was to sit in the front of the house and watch what was happening and record it sometimes. there is a letter he writes to his brother and says you won't believe what i saw today. and my job is to record it. so he is an amazing source of evidence. but more than that he undergoes a remarkable transition over the years covered by the book. he comes to washington in 1833. and at the time he would have been called and was called a dough faced democrat meaning a northern democrat willing to do anything to apiece

in any trading room >> david, was the market due far bounce or are the midterms a justifiable reason nar bounce? >> i think that's one of the reasons. i think one of the other elements, what's been concerning the markets is that inflation is picking up to the extent there was a possibility of more fiscal stimulus i think the markets would have been some what concerned if the outcome happened and it would have tilted it more towards being more hawkish to try to enter those. i think we are see ago little bit of a relief that it is given where we are you know, now we have certainty. as we all know markets don't like uncertainty i think that's a little bit as well you're seeing the growth stocks are the ones bouncing the most they have been hit the most in the selloff. it could have a little bit of a short covering types of trading at this point. >> do you see any implications on the fed whether it is the president bashing for moves too fast on rate hikes >> i'm a little bit confused that republicans would have driven through big fiscal stimulus they are the party of, you know, fiscal modera

continue os to remain unengaged in libya, i predict the pessimistic version of the set is nar owe. if the u.s. puts even a little effort as the the libyans are stream skrooeming out asking the americans to help out with this rivalry, which is unhelpful right now, if the u.s. steps up diplomatically and in other ways and starts paying attention to politics, libya is the easiest conflict to fix of the three. over yemen and syria. it's going to take an american involvement. >> egypt, what's it going to look like in ten years. >> beautiful. >> do you care to elaborate? >> promising country, as we just said before. the projects that we are all criticizing will by then jobs will be found. every day that is a new discovery in the night of the artifacts. we have a new museum. i invite you to come to egypt. you'll see the progress that's being done, except for one th g thing. we'll be 120 million by then. since this is where we are going to be living, this is the last pane panel. i want to thank the organizers of everything they have done, but especially for the session that played a big ro

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. >> i want to go to amish, pointing out rye now if we had gone to the nar five or we were like fox andsident's narratives of what he thinks were the biggest concerns in this country right now, if it was a week ago, we'd have maybe be going to a reporter on the border about the caravans, making their way into this country. >> i'm sure fox and everybody covered -- yesterday, right? >> no, they didn't. >> didn't martha go to the border yesterday? >> today they're at the boarder? are they preparing with 15,000 troops? >> alex, did that i go to the border this morning? >> no border. >> no fox people at the board their morning. >> they thought the was such a big story, our country was if danger. they were replacing the border and doing 24 -- >> hold on, did rush limbaugh carry on? >> well, thankfully, i don't listen to rush all day. so i don't know exactly. >> what about hannity? did hannity stalk u talk about the smallpox on the boarder? >> reporter: fox reports it was mentioned once in passing. >> what? but smallpox is coming to america. they told us this is news. >> i don't understand, be