to national unity.he arab league's charter -- anchor: he didn't talk about militiah, an armed which wields great power and he didn't talk about lebanon's position toward syria, the you think we might have more clarification as time goes on? guest: he is far more than the donald trump of lebanon. i have respect for his history before he came back from exile. we want to reach national unity. and the lebanese are divided enough as it is. i would like to remove the benefit of a doubt. see if he can hold it. anchor: thank you very much for talking with us. moving now to the ongoing post crackdown in turkey, more than 10,000 public servants were sacked over the weekend. and now police have arrested several journalists including the editor in chief at one of the few newspapers that criticizes president erdogan. they will not surrender in their fight for freedom and democracy. we can go to ankara. what is behind this latest crackdown in the media? i have no doubt this is just an attempt to intimidate the press.

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desire for national unity ultimately transcended such political divisions. with his passing, thailand has lost an era placeable force. ast: safe and sound after two-year ordeal. l girlso abducted by boko haram have been released according to the nigerian presidency. they were released in exchange for four jihadist fighters. reporter: the footage sent shockwaves around the world. over 200 schoolgirls placed at s from thef extremist boko haram terror group. now, some have been freed with help from the red cross. >> today, we handed 21 of the girls to the nigerian government, acting as a neutral intermediary. anonymous sources say they may have been swapped for four boko haram jihadist fighters, though authorities deny the allegations. there have been numerous attempts to retrieve them. one was found in a northern forest along with her child. bring back our " girls" gained worldwide attention. it is thought some of the girls could have been forcibly married off to militants while others may have died in air raids targeting the group. host: next, the u.s. hits b

a reign that span to seven decades, he became a father figure for many, symbolizing national unity andbility. reporter: mourners overcome with grief as they learn the king has passed away. too many, he was the father of the nation. for the vast majority, he was the only thing that had ever known. -- only king they had ever known. many struggle to express their loss. >> i feel crushed. >> we will make him proud when he looks down, and he will feel proud. we have to be strong. thailand has to be strong and move forward. reporter: he became king in 1946 at just 18. he ruled thailand for seven years, making him the world's largest -- longest serving head of state. he was a stabilizing figure in a country rocked by turmoil. during the 1992 riots, uses moral authority to restore peace. the head of the army asked the king for a royal blessing. he agreed, seeking to create unity. his son is said to succeed his father, but he is nowhere near as popular. the crown prince now faces a difficult task of following in the footsteps of a king who was deeply revered by the people of thailand for seven

the national unity government has tried to address corruption over the past two years, transparency, and other organizations have said only two commitments have been in women it. >> absolutely. that is one of the major concerns -- have been implemented. >> absolutely. that is one of the major concerns and challenges. they are one of the main perpetrators of human rights corruption. they walk free on the streets. the justice system doesn't work. judges can be appointed or influenced by politicians. they will protect themselves in this process. so, there needs to be an independent judicial service commission to appoint judges and make it more independent. >> many thanks for joining us today. more business news here a little later. first though, back over to christopher. >> thank you. some royalties. sweden's royal couple has arrived in germany for their third official visit. queen silvia has german ancestry , as does the king. they will meet at the presidential palace before they continue to other german cities. the world arm wrestling tempe in ships have kicked off in the bulgarian ci

too much to ask their pasts will be forgotten but reasonable to say we move on for national unity ande wins, be m and include many women and people of color but if he loses, stop making accusations and accept it with grace. clearly a tall order for him. if clinton wins, she should immediately reach across the aisle and request that the senate confirm merritt garland in lieu of her selecting a pick of her own. should she lose, she must be gracious and give trump the opportunity to show that actions speak louder than words. as for the new, a leader tells his party it's, quote, the single most important goal to make the opposition a one term president. it's healthy for one party to wish to defeat another but the nation can't afford the type of attacks president obama has endured being redirected towards his successor. is an uneasy truce realistic? the perfect guests. welcome back, jd vance, author of the best seller. hill billy eulogy. react to my naivety? >> i think civility is an important value and frankly, it will be a relief to get a little bit of it after all this is over. but i th

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he won the election based on a platform that claimed national unity in the name of the easttrialized north and apart from the sectionalism said to be practiced by the populace of the rural south antiquarian west. .- and the agrarian west the republican victory in 1896 confirmed the submergence of the asld farmers by railroads well as railroad workers. concomitant with the description of labor unions of the industrial workers example fighting the homestead strike blackout. unions banished the man worked at a furious pace , breakdowns were common at age 45.nd then world at carnegie steel became part of the over $1 billion united states steel corporation, the greatest of the great trusts that arose. they are growth was fueled by labor and immigration policies of the era while state militia and the u.s. army were called upon to break strikes. representedsevelt the victory gained by the projection of american valor by manifest destiny. was aarge, roosevelt proponent of the doctrine of alfred thayer mahan. the growth of the navy was tied .o this development a happy coincidence for the stee

going to decisively defeat or replace president assad with a new power-sharing government of national unityi think we need to lower our standards to where we can have a confederation with assad still in charge with parts of the country and you would have some kind of negotiated settlement with autonomous regions for the kurds and suni muslims and maybe mixed populations. with a peacekeeping force of international peacekeepers ultimately to help deploy it was this eventuality becomes possible, maybe in one year or two, to help reinforce the piece. that is the political strategy would need. militarily, we need more leverage. more weaponry, or training. we need to grow their ranks, health every group better. that will require more western special operations forces on the ground. we're going to have to step that up. then you bring in the concepts of safe havens and no-fly zones. but you do not begin with those. you work towards those. once you have begun to increase the power and strength of the moderate forces on the ground. christopher: many thanks for that. michael o'hanlon from the brooking

we had dash huge disagreement to build a national unity that was in position. hopes so we have pressure for what we could not accept. to have significant disagreements on crimea. with the of willingness of the people to choose. and as an instrument of pressure. and as if i am properly asked. it is important to understand how things are developing now having said that i would not comment on the u.s. elections plan will make one small exception that we are very disappointed about the rhetoric about pressurized that is embedded in these discussions the russian-american missions seem to be the collateral damage in the united states that does not bode well for the relations a lever we are keeping all the doors open to work with the united states on issues and i would submit there are many more in the past we could restore a little bit of normalcy and elevate to think it is more stable and irreversible. i want to pick up on a couple of things that you mentioned. you said russia has tried very hard to work with the united states on a number of issues but if that is th

we need national unity because we need structural reform to reform the labor market to make croatia ae business friendly. this is where i believe the new government and new prime minister will be going in order to gather everyone around this. this has commanded a set of fixed dose of economic fishing zone in the adriatic sea. and more control over the central bank. that has not in a welcomed with open arms. what do you make of some of those proposals? the coalition to agree. when it comes to the independent who supportof those it. i do not think the government can put it under control. i have a feeling this will not be one of the outcomes. certainly less benefits for those who do not deserve it is the right decision, which the politicians who dodge their duty and do not spend enough time working and making proposals. program has to be deregulation of the system. restoring credibility and more predictability and croatia so we attract foreign and domestic investment. jobs.ng new making it possible for our young , talented people to stay in croatia and not seek a better future somewhere

families students are safe a local non profit is color coordinating today to tak all a part of "national unity day" employees at waukesha- based "good friend inc" will be wearing the orange.their hope is to let students with autism -- who have been the victims of bullying -- know that there are hundreds of good friends out there who've got their back right now in pensylvania.... 55-hundred professors... faculty members... and coaches at fourteen universities are on strike this morning. it comes after failing to reach an agreement on contract they have been working without a contract since june of last year...but have been about two years. students have been instructed that no matter what happens they should report to class as usual.if the strike lasts so long students are not able to get course credits... they will only be reimbursed tuition. more than 100-hundred thousand students are impacted by this strike. this is the first strike in the university system's 34-year history. a lawyer for brendan dassey is in state's request to keep her client behind bars. the attorney says the prosecutor's

he won the election, at least in part, based on a platform that claimed national unity in the name of the industrialized north and east, apart from the sectionalism said to be practiced by the populace of the rural south and the agrarian west. victory of 1896 confirmed the continued submergence of the rural farmers by the railroads as well as the railroad workers. there was the -- destruction of the labor unions exemplified in the recent homestead strike, lockout, and strike, both resolved by military action. with the labor unions banished, the men worked at a furious pace. breakdowns were common at age 35, and men were old at 45. carnegie steel became part of the over $1 billion united states steel corporation, the greatest of the great trusts that arose following the 1890's. their great growth was fueled by labor and immigration policies of the era, while state militia and u.s. army were called upon to break strikes. theodore roosevelt, mckinley's career the victory gained by the projection of american valor by manifest destiny. writ large, tr was a proponent of the doctrine of alfr

supporting the international order, national sovereignty, national unity should be our default position because it's what we represent. we can make exceptions to that, as mr. jenkins said and as i was involved in the balkans where we helped break up countries, but one requirement that worked in the balkans that hasn't worked in the middle east is if you're going to do any fiddling inside that country, everybody in that region has to be with. because if only one is against you, syria and iran with iraq, pakistan with afghanistan, we know all too well in this room what happens. thank you. >> mr. wittman? >> thank you, mr. chairman. i want to follow up on your written testimony where you talked about what the united states did after major operations in iraq ceased and our presence there and lack of presence there and what led to the current security situation we find ourselves in five years after that significantly reduced military presence in iraq. we see what's happening now. i expect in the months to come there will be another major offensive to perhaps retake mosul. the question then b

the national unity government is always going to be, as ron said, a difficult proposition. i remain convinced that there is not any better alternative to that and to making that political process work. they will need a lot of help from friends as well as internally to do that, but they are now after delay, like , theyhing, has entailed are now on a path that has a way forward to hold a parliamentary election and get to the constitutional loya jirga. we need to encourage them to move down that path. on their own doing. >> thank you. let me mention the rest of the co-authors. representativel for afghanistan and pakistan, a presidentcreated by obama. we don't yet know if the next president will want to keep that structure. that gave him a focus not only on afghanistan but pakistan. everybody on this panel lived that dual reality in their jobs. his job title underscore this. part of our co-author team was marc grossman. bruce riddell from brookings as well as clara walker was the only person i can think of a beer who wrote a book with 70 whont ghani and david work tirelessly at

country and there really do hope that they can find solutions to overcome these problems over national unityking from geneva from afar that what they need now is to stand up behind those key objectives with the development of economic growth in to gather behind it. all i can do with this point from geneva is to help that this is a successful effort. >> a quick reminder before the last question we're the leading professional organization for journalists. for more information please go to press.org. upcoming programs on wednesday the secretary of the navy will address the press club. and his secretary of education low-speed from the podium now we will present our guest with the national press club mug. [applause] >> not to be in too much trouble comparing the up quality of soccer to geneva and basel. [laughter] >> enjoyed a have a challenging experience. >> not trying to be a politician but it is power of soccer to unite people of the different social strata different origins or languages to hammer that out and at the end of that dago have baby your -- they go drink a beer. i hope that the end

forceful overthrow of the legitimate government we had huge disagreements to build the government of national unity we saw pressure that we could not accept. with disagreements over crimea and we're still locked in sections against russia. of with late to save from the outset that of pressure does not work including economic fronts. but it is important to understand how things are developing. having said that to comment on the u.s. elections we can make one small exception w. very disappointed about the rhetoric about russia that is embedded in these discussions and this seems to be another collateral damage of the political debate. the with that fast approval we are keeping all of the doors open. working with those issues but and then to restore a and little bit of normalcy. and then would be more stable and irreversible. >> a couple of things that you just mentioned. with the number of issues moving forward. so if that is the case but that type of collapse and part of that humanitarian disaster. of the russian engagement with the hostility? and with those issues. and with add integrity - - integr

i really do hope that they can find solutions and overcome these problems with a sentiment of national unity. that, i think, is the most important, looking from-- looking from affair and looking from geneva, i think what the -- what they need now is to stand up behind some key objectives, development, growth, economic growth and together. a quick reminder the national press club and we fight for a free press worldwide for information go to www.press.org. and like to remind you of upcoming programs. >> so it should be too much trouble here but if you compare the quality of soccer in geneva to soccer in brazil. i tell you what, when i got i joined group of people who are playing soccer and it was a very challenging experience. at different levels. honestly and not trying to be a politician or anything, what i find is fantastic is the power of soccer to unite people. wherever you are, you walk into the soccer and people of different socials status, different languages, different countries, they just did in the pitch and hammer it out for however many minutes they can stand up. at the end of tha

states did not have the power, nor does any outside country have the power to create a sense of national unity and national belonging in a foreign society or by itself, to construct the institutions of modern economic management and governance in another country. now, nations do get built and states do get built all the time. lots of countries have equipped themselves with a sense of national community and with modern institutions. so,the impetus for doing the major effort, the on the parthas been of the societies themselves. you can order out for democracy like a pizza. and outside powers simply cannot outant -- you can't order for democracy like a pizza and outside powers cannot simply implant the institution. in all cases, the missions failed because the local side he, the local political culture, the local experience, the local values were not such as to support what the united states was trying to create or install. that is to say, in all of these failed missions, the united states led the horse to water, but could not make it drink. which brings me to the fifth and final proposition -- t

and instead of working together on site helping the ukrainians to build a government of national unity that was in the agreement, between the opposition and mr. jacob which, we saw pressure pressure pressure on russia to accept position that we couldn't accept. we have, start significant history was on crimea over the willingness of the people to choose their destiny, those who live there. and we are still locked in sections against russia as an instrument of pressure. i would like to say from the outset that the pressure on russia doesn't work, including economic front. if i'm properly asked the obvious i would will about the economics. but it's important to understand how things were developing and are developing. and having said that i'm not going to comment on the u.s. elections. maybe i would make one small exception. we are very disappointed about the writer about russian that is embedded in these discussions and the russian-american relations seems to become another collateral damage of the internal political debates in the united states. all of this doesn't go well for fast imp

we ask your blessing upon us at this time so that our nation may come together in unity to elect theresident who will be mindful of the laws inherit in our human nature. life is your greatest gift to us. teach us to respect life from its natural beginning to its natural end. do you just reach out to the marginalized in our society and assist them in need, that this election season, which has accented the diversity of your preachers, tedious your beloved creatures to love one another, as you have loved us, that our differences may be resolved with the help of your grace. lord, we ask your blessings upon this meal and those who have prepared it for us, and that we may imitate your love and share our bounty with others. we ask this in your holy name, amen. al: please be seated. thank you, bishop. tonight, we ask the two candidates to do the most difficult thing they have been asked to do this whole campaign. i'm not talking about being funny or treating each other with civility. our guestsoubt that tonight are up to that task. in fact, before the dinner started, donald went up to hillar

stands since 100 years for an international order based on certain laws, national sovereignty, national unity. peaceful resolution of disputes. and the sancitity of borders. finally, campaign must focus on iran. iran is simply not an acceptable partner in the war against terror, despite a recent article published in the united states by the iranian foreign minister to that end. the theocratictheocratic iran's roots has much in common with sunni islamic terrorism. it has relations with al qaeda and isis elements. but in particular -- and we saw this in iraq repeatedly, regional states generally view iran as a greater threat than sunni islamic terror. if the sunni-shia conflict reaches region wide, our partners could see movements as threats. mr. chairman, i'll stop there. >> thank you, sir. mr. jenkins. >> thank you very much for inviting me to address this important issue. 15 years of u.s. efforts to destroy the jihadist enterprise has not led to victory in the classical sense. instead our counterterrorism efforts has achieved successes in some areas, far less in others, which is far to be an

really do hope that they can find solutions and overcome these problems with the sentiment of national unity. there i think is the most important, looking from afar, looking from geneva, i think what they need now is to stand ,p behind some key objectives development, growth, economic growth, and be together behind it. point fromo at this geneva is to hope that this is a successful effort. host: thank you, sir. a quick reminder of the national -- that the press club is the world's leading organization for generalist and we fight for free press worldwide. for more information, go to press.org. we will remind you about the upcoming program. convert the secretary of education will speak. we present each guest with our press club mug. thank you.: the quality compare of soccer in geneva to soccer in brazil? why got to geneva drawing the group of people who were playing soccer, it is a very challenging experience. in different levels. honestly, not try to be a politician or anything, when i find is fantastic as the power of soccer tonight people. walk onto the soccer pitch and people of different

the milwaukee bucks stood together in a show of unity during the national anthem before last night's pre-season opener against the chicago bulls.you can see the team standing in a line... with each player's arm around the man next to him. some players kept their right hands on anthem. bucks head coach jason kidd made it clear before the game.. his team was "not protesting" but rather expressing their unity. coming up on the cbs 58 news at noon... a powerful hurricane is taking aim at the southern united states...a report on matthew - next... plus - marquette university resurrecting a tradition lost happening now ... hurricane matthew has made landfall in western haiti and is on a path towards florida...this is video from haiti this morning where winds are reaching sustained speeds of 145 miles per hour.,.. taking aim at florida and the mid-atlantic coast.mark strassmann bings us more from the carribean... (nat: rain)(track 1)torrential rain(nats tbd)(track 2)and more than 130 mile per hour winds slammed into haiti. (nats)(track 3)turning roads into rivers in the poorest nation in the

so far that is the case the national unity government is a difficult proposition to remain convinced of a better alternative to have a lot of help from friends to do that they are no there now on a path and to move down that path that is part of their own doing. >> as a construct of afghanistan and constructed by president obama the first person to hold that position we don't know if the next president will keep that position but with that dual reality with that job description and title. as those physicians and often known but also brews from brookings and also carl and appear he wrote a book with another think tank and washington. and the ambassador who did so in kabul as well. so now many people said as long as pakistan seeming to want to keep the conflict growing not only cooperates with us and others but as long as there is a state-sponsored fed is a strong word but i will let you respond. another country that seemed ambivalent with the insurgency will live on and there will not be a prospect of conflict. but that is just the provocation to put that on the floor for you to addre

the players and coaches all crossed arms and joined hands throughout the national an them to promote unity. now this is a picture and exact re-creation of an image of a team photo taken during the 1960-'61 season. after all the different anthem demonstrations starting with 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick, the celtics coach stevens said the team met four times to decide what they will do during the an them and regardless what they decided. the team wanted to deliver the response as a team to show they stand together like they want the country to stand together. when the anthem ended, the celtics sent out a tweet with a message from the players. >> we are one. we are in this together. and this is what we have to say. >> for decades, the people who have worn this jersey have stared in the face of social they responded by coming together. >> we are honored to represent our bread'!ese. >> and humbly accept the baton. >> to stand together. >> to demonstrate the power of unity. >> daniel: the team did not play at the garden. played at umass amherst against the 76ers, and wanted to send a messa

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unity... during the national anthem before last night's pre-season opener against the chicago bull. bulls.here's a picture. you can see the team standing in a line... with each player's arm around the man next to him. some players kept their right hands on their hearts during the anthem. bucks head coach before the game.. his team was "not protesting." it just shows that through it all, thick and thin...we've gotta have each other's back. regardless of your skin color...your race...or where you come from, if you see something happening you gotta speak up, you gotta stand for change, 3 . san francisco 49-ers quarterback colin kaepernick started the most recent trend last month.. when he decided to kneel during the national anthem. coming up in entertainment news... a trailer is released caribbean" movie...but a big star is missing!we'll show you. 3 plus...authorities in paris continue to search for suspects after kim kardashian is held up at gunpoint in her apartment.what she says happened. 3 and...hurricane matthew turns deadly...the latest path of the storm...next. 3 darien: why ha

you have information on these two women the milwaukee bucks stood together in a show of unity during the national anthem before last night's pre-season opener against the chicago bull. bulls.here's a picture. you can see the team standing in a line... with each player's arm around the man next to him. some players kept their right hands on their hearts during the anthem. bucks head coach jason kidd made it clear before the game.. his team was "not protesting." it just shows that through it all, thick and thin...we've gotta have each other's back. regardless of your skin color...your race...or where you comem, something happening you gotta speak up, you gotta stand for change, 3 . san francisco 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick started the most recent trend last month.. when he decided to kneel during the national anthem. coming up in national news--- a school forced to ?shut down?.... after creepy clown threats. 3 and... a wild fire in colorado burns thousands of acres and hi guys! got the birthday girl a drum set. drum set? oh you guys must have time warner cable. this is gonna be some party. y

unity by recreating an image from their past. before the start of the preseason game last night, the players and coaches all crossed arms and joined hands throughout the national anthem to promote unity. the picture is actually an exact recreation of an image of a teen photo taken during the 1960-61 season. after all the different anthem demonstrations over the last couple of months starting with colin kaepernick, the celtics decided to take a different to decide what they would do during the anthem. regardless of what they decided the team wanted to deliver the response as a team to show they stand together like they want the rest of the country to stand together. when the anthem ended the celtics sent out a tweet with the message from the players. >> we are one. we are in this together. and this is what we have to say. >> for decades the people who have worn this jersey have stared in the face of social unrest. >> and each time. >> they responded by coming together. >> we are honest our predecessor. >> and humbly accept the time. >> to stand together. >> and demonstrate the power of unity. >> the team did not play last night at the garden. they played at uma

nation tomorrow night. donald trump was supposed to be in wisconsin today for long awaited show of unity with the nation's highest ranking elected republican house speaker paul ryan. ryan was so sickened by the tape he revoked trump's invitation, we do expect to hear from paul ryan at any moment. this will be the first we've heard from him since the news broke. we will bring you his remarks live from wisconsin. if you need anymore proof of how serious the scandal, a gop official tells cnn there is growing pressure for the rnc to dump trump as the party's candidate and focus on saving congress. for his part trump released a video after midnight last night and apologizing and going on the attack against the clintons, listen. >> i've never said i'm a perfect person nor pretended to be someone i'm not. i've said and done things i regret and the records released today on this decade old video are one of them. anyone who knows me knows these words don't reflect who i am. i said it, i was wrong and i apologize. i've said foolish things but there's a big difference between the words and actions of other people. bill clin

all crossed their harms and joined hands as you can see in this picture throughout the national anthem to promote unity. that picture the re-creation of a team season. the celtics decided to take a difference approach. coach stevens said the team met at least four times to decide what they would do during the anthem and regardless what they decided, the team wanted to deliver the response as a team to show they stand together like they want the country to stand together. when the anthem ended, the celtics sent out a tweet with a message from the players. >> we are one. >> we are in this together. >> this is what we have to say. >> for decades the people who social unrest. >> and this time, they responded by coming together. >> we are honored to represent our predecessors. >> and humbly accept the baton. >> to stand together. >> and demonstrate the power of unity. >> the team did not play at the garden but at umass amherst against the 76ers and they wanted to send a message and according to jay crowder that message was toa need to change the world together. coach stevens had many players and sometimes t

unity. while the national anthem was playing last night, players locked arms. similar statements have grown more popular in every level of athletics says colin kaepernick has refused to stand for the national anthem injustice that happened during the nfl preseason. >>> a close call for major basely -- baseball player between the golf -- baltimore orioles in toronto blue jays. and orioles player was running in the outfit when a can of beer came flaming -- flying from the stands. he was able to make the catch but several of his teammates are visibly upset. >> please keep going eastward, matthew. we need that, right. >> it was a great sigh of release. >> a sigh is more correct. let's go ahead and get to this forecast for today, tomorrow, and as we approach the weekend. in the immediate future, this is a category three hurricane. wins it 125 miles per hour. it is expected to strengthen back into that monstrous category four hurricane that it once was as a barrels through the bahamas. it will slow through the bahamas. a goes through the bahamas today and to tomorrow

while escorted by the national guard, they walked hand in hand as a sign of unity. hurricane floyd also devastated the town in 1999. but it's still not safe to return. the national guard has been pumping water back into the tar river for the past four days. officialssay they must inspect the roads and buildings once the water is gone to make sure it's safe to return. >>> residents evacuated from the wood lake dam in moore county are back. the dam did not breach but the scare forced hundreds from their home. this is the view of the dam from sky 5 and it forced a huge club. part of the spillway crumbled under the force of water. about 150 people who lived downstream were told to leave their homes as a precaution. an engineering firm is putting together a plan to make sure it's repaired. >> good news that we have had such sunny weather that it's not contributing to the flooding, mike. >>> that's right. we haven't had any more rain across the region and it probably won't be until and even that, it should be maybe a tenthe of an inch. we have clear skies on the tall tower

unity of the eu. strongly condemning the bombardment from aleppo. hasnited nations panel concluded that a center-lead airstrike on a funeral in yemen earlier this month was in violation of international humanitarian law. more than 140 people were killed in the strikes. the ruling puts more pressure on yemen's fragile cease-fire. >> the sixth attempt of cease-fire appeared to be freshening -- fracturing on thursday. violations. 160 balance,tion in the rather than a reduction. the hutiesies -- leclaire success. this has a large scale airstrikes. >> saudi arabia has a right to be free from missiles being launched from yemen into saudi arabia. to draw call on them back, to draw their missiles back, which ultimately will have to be negotiated within the context of negotiations when they've begin. are waiting for them to show up, to be a part of this process and be there. , what could be a turning point will become the turning point. has hopested nations a could be extended and leads to a new set of peace talks and criticizews monitors him. in left 140 people dead and sev

the city of pleasanton is asking people to wear orange for unity day, part of national bully prevention month. the campaign stresses kindness, acceptance and inclusion. >>> 175,000 rice and slow cookers are being recalled because of fire and electric shock hazards. the recall involves three squares with fixed power cords. they've received several reports including a cooker sparking when turned on and a cooker turning itself on. one injury has been reported. >>> you may think your facebook feed is political enough. it's about to get even more so. >>> scott mcgrew, you can endorse your favorite canned or. >> you go to the candidate's facebook page. there you see the endorsement. you click on that, get the endorsement page, click the blue square and add why you like that candidate and your endorsement appears on your page. >>> today is the 30th anniversary of the black monday. the fed looking at the economic situation in the u.s., and ebay reports its profits today. john stumpf, the former ceo of wells fargo who stepped down amid accusations the bank created millions of phantom accounts, h

leader who not only was close to the people but a bearer of peace, unity, and prosperity for the people of thailand. >>> the united nations general assembly has appointed former portuguese prime minister as the ninth secretary general. guterres. >> i have witnessed first hand the suffering of the most vulnerable people on earth. this makes me feel the acute responsibility to make human dignity the core of my work. >> incumbent secretary general ban ki-moon says guterres is a wonderful choice. ban says his job is to steer on the progress of the past decade while daesing the uncertainties of today's world. guterres will begin his five-year term on january 1st. >>> japan has not yet made its financial contribution to unesco for this year. it has urged the body to make changes to its program that protects important documents. foreign minister kishida said they will make a comprehensive decision on what it will do. the annual payments are usually made around may. suga criticized unesco last year for adding documents to the world register. the documents refer to a specific incident. he said it should not be used for political p

unity today. it's part of national bully prevention awareness month. the campaign is in its tenth year stressing kindness, exception and inclusion. >>> two san francisco supervisors right now are calling for the city of san francisco to cut its ties with hometown bank wells fargo. >> scott mcgrew, that's not the least of the bank's problem. >> your own city may not like you, but it was a downgrade from standard & poor's that has really hurt wells fargo. they say the bank faces, quote, serious business challenges. please understand your money is still safe at wells fargo. the downgrade is going to further anger wells fargo investors who are already suing the bank. as far as the city, supervisor john avalos and jane kim are calling for the city to end business with the bank. a bank, let's remind you, that was around during the california gold rush. the company's former ceo who resigned during the scandal has also just resigned from the boards of chevron and target. >>> netflix did well in the stock market on tuesday, up 20%. intel and yahoo! turned up th

today she spoke of the need for national healing and wanted to project a message of unity during the final three weeks. both candidates preparing for wednesday's third and final debate at the university of nevada in las vegas. >>> developing tonight from the abc15 live desk. people living near a refinery the air they're breathing still being monitoredded at this hour. the -- monitors at this hour. the orange brown smoke that was released -- the air is being monitored. >>> a form consigns our story. thankfully they had a key to let people back in for their stuff. the store closed again 30 minutes ago and it's still unclear why. >>> first a canine found 216 pounds of pot hidden throughout a cadillac sedan. later officers found 33-pound of pot in the gas tank of her mercedes. the a drugs are worth $125,000. wheel. most of yous drive the i10 so you should know it is now ranked the fourth dangerous road in the country. number one highway 99 in california. followed by i45 in texas, i95 from florida to maine. and then coming in fifth i75 from florida to michigan. before you get behind the w

unity. >> last night the team stood together arms linked, heads down as the national anthem played. they posted this message on their facebook page. >> we are one, we are in this together. each time they responded by coming together. we are honored to represent our predecessors and humble accept the baton to stand together and demonstrate the power of unity. >> the inspiration came from the 1960s team with their arms athletes trying to protest racial injustices. >>> coming up on the wbz news at noon. snooping on your e-mails. >> the company checking up on users. find out who has been reading your notes to family and friends. >> and here's what is hot on >>> welcome back. yahoo scanned millions of e- mail accounts at the request of the nsa and fbi. they focused on messages containing a string of unknown characters. attachments >>> today we are getting our first look at the new movie patriots day. >> it stars mark al wahlberg and focuses on the bombing. take a look at just released trailer. >> why are you laughing? >> i'm basically a crossing guard. you got my whistle? >> come here. >

national anthem. why they decided on this particular show of unity. >>> and a tech giant accused of spying on e-mail. what information they handed over to the u.s. government. >> 9:30 and we're tracking hurricane matthew on this wednesday. the storm has moved past haiti and cuba. it has bahamas. after that it's on to u.s. preparations are under way. two countries -- two counties in south carolina will be evacuating ahead of the powerful storm arrival. chris lambert has been tracking this from the very beginning. chris, what's the latest? >> a lot of preparation on the east coast of florida as well. the latest stats here. 115-mile-an-hour winds. did get a little bit weaker here once it went over haiti and over cuba. but now it's back over the open these islands of the bahamas there's not enough land to prohibit this from strengthenings again. i wouldn't be surprised if it picks up strength again. you can see them ramping the wind back up close to nashua and the bahamas by thursday. dangerously close to the coastline of florida. as we get into thursday and friday. if you can keep this eye of the hurr t

. >>> they showed unity with recent protests against racial inequality while kneeling why while playing the national anthem. it seems east carolina football band may have cost their team with the protest. the story is new at 6:50. >> we'll tell you about that. that's it for 9 knew at 5:00 the u-s... after leaving behind destruction in haiti. we're tracking when and where >>> matthew is on a path towards the u.s. after leaving projected to go. >> can't hear over you when you speak over each other. >>> it was the first and only televised debate. vi presidential candidates spent the night talking over each other and talking about issues. we'll bring you the takeaways. >>> relaxes, repeat. one free option to get to work while the kids take to the streets for walk to school day. >> i love it. >> soun good morning. we're halfway through the week with the cool front wrapping up. marty is this the 9news back yard. things only get colder. >> reporter: we're seeing an indication of that with snow in northwestern colorado. this is the first nibble, if you will, of snow through northwestern colorado and flat

unity before last night's preseason game. >> that's right, players and coaches crossed their arms and banner played. ? [ music ] ? ? what so proudly we have ? >> so professional athletes have been protesting the national anthem since 49ers quarterback collin kaepernick refused to stand for the anthem in august. >> we ask that you join us... >> promoting unity, progress... >> and love, let's all do our part and let's all accept this challenge. >> let's all come together. >> we are in this together. video online in which the players call for everyone to unite in the face of social unrest. well, we have much more to come here in the next 90 minutes, everyone. i'm jadiann thompson. >> and i'm ryan shultses identities. 7news at 5:00 starts right now. >> reporter: in the danger zone, several states bracing for a massive hurricane. >> the datest forecast track for hour matthew. >> reporter: we'll check the damage left behind in haiti as the storm barrels toward the several students diagnosed with a dangerous infection, a clean-up operation now underway at a school in westford. depriving eventual danger, a biker commit killed in a collision with a tractor/trailer in cambridge. >>> and look who's back. tom bra

mayor, a steady hand for his city and his country who sounded a powerful note of unity and tolerance at the united nationso vows extreme vetting of muslim immigrants. >> this was not just an attack on the city of new york. or on the united states of america. it was an attack on the very idea of a free, inclusive and civil society. >> reporter: but giuliani remains a man who "daily beast" editor and chief john avalon respected and continues to respect. he was giuliani's chief speechwriter in the mayor's second term and says politics may be in the present, but history should recall the man of decades ago. >> i don't think rudy is being his best self and very often he's being called on to defend the indefensible, but i don't think it should define the totality of his career. i think that's a disservice to history. >> avalon also adds this, that when election 2016 is over, when we have turned this page, that he will be remembered, his legacy will be defined not by these recent years but by those events like 9/11, by cleaning up new york. talent plenty of his critics certainly disagree, erin, they say, hey, lo

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. >> we doubled the national bebt, they gave us obamacare. >> all of the racial unity, yeah. >> racial unity. >> yeah, that worked out well. >> that is working out well, too. here is the point. how can people still put their faith, trust and hope in government? they doubled the debt. there's never a lockbox for the social security money we paid our whole lives into. they squandered that and spent it, i would argue stole it. i know i'm strong in my language. i'm a conservative. >> i don't want to say the american electorate is gullible, but there's an element gullibility. >> jonathan gruber, they counted on the, quote, stupidity of the american people. they counted on people taking obama's word for it because he was a new, incredibly compelling political figure. what he was saying must be true. what sobellius was promising. i think the metaphor was the collapsing obamacare website, remember in the 2012 campaign the website was collapsing? >> is america going to take a look and if i live in the swing states. >> how about connecticut and massachusetts? >> wait a minute, look at new mexico