senator nelson is the chair of the senate finance committee. and cochair of the transposition legislative oversight committee. we just monitoring the reorganization of texas is, health and human services agencies. therefore she says at the center of the mental health reform efforts in the state of texas. next to janus alan stone, helen is the county commissioner for georgia, which includes the city of savannah. the community of 300,000. southeast georgia. she led the creation of the first behavioral health crisis center in her county. and she is also an active member of the national association academy. which i have found to be a very constructive voice and the human

one of their former employees, rex nelson, brought the business. he was janice's grand father-in-law, and when he died janice and her husband moved from southern california to columbia to take over. >> i came to this town the first time 50 years ago, and it was magical. >> reporter: they've stayed in business with new flavors like coconut pineapple ribbons and old favorites hand dipped by long time employees and snapped up like customers like karen. >> there's candy here you can't get anywhere else. i come here because every time i leave, i'm happy. >> reporter: for the family, making candy is part joy. >> everybody is always smiling. >> reporter: and part art. >> when you get a really, really beautiful candy cane, it's nice. >> reporter: and the nelson family members hope to keep sharing their twist on the street heritage for generations to come. >> kpix, merry christmas! >> reporter: sharon chin, kpix 5. >> if you've never made it to columbia, you're missing out. it's fantastic. during the holidays the nelson family invites members of the public

nelson: in some ways, not much at all.under previous administrations, there were prosecutions of foreign companies, including chinese companies, for export control violations. there were allegations in an indictment filed in new york here, andlso seattle, those criminal cases are currently pending. alsocase in seattle has spawned the extradition request for the chief financial officer of huawei, who is still under house arrest in vancouver, bc. the normal legal process has been running its course as it always does in such cases. has more to do, from the business community, with something called the entity list. huawei was placed on that list in may, causing american companies who are suppliers, who had previously supplied about $11 billion of goods and services to huawei and its subsidiaries around the world, put them off limits. as a consequence, there has been a great deal of activity on the part of the business activity -- community going to washington to get relief from that designation list on huawei and roughly 100 o

. >>> plus, the new message from willie nelson. his announcement shocking fans. >>> the quest for baby yoda, the hottest doll of the year. when it may finally be available. >>> and -- ♪ life is a highway >> -- a new record. wait till you hear how quickly these guys drove across the country coast to coast new york to california no speed limit. ♪ i wanna drive it all night long ♪ >>> well, good wednesday morning, everyone. i'm trevor ault. >> and i'm marci gonzalez. kenneth and janai are off. we begin with the next phase of the impeachment showdown shifting to the house judiciary committee with its first public hearing set for this morning. >>> democrats have released a scathing impeachment report accusing president trump of abusing his power, jeopardizing national security and obstructing justice. they say he placed his own interests over the interests of the country and the vice president and other top officials allegedly knew about it. >> we have team coverage. abc's karen travers is with the president in london. but first mona ko

undercover cop kris nelson had a plan.o set a trap, to make frank believe he was about to be fingered by the hit man, nick harvey. so he'd phone frank, and portray himself as -- >> a relative of nick's with a past of my own, not particularly liking cops, you know, i'm the one that can keep nick quiet. and what are you going to give me in exchange for that? you're going to give me money. >> reporter: afraid frank would recognize the trap and hang up on him, detective nelson elected to make up a very unthreatening persona. >> so, i thought, "well, i'll be uncle john," you know, that his mother sent down from the bay area to see what's really going on and what's harvey got himself into. >> reporter: so uncle john places a call to el cubano. >> hey, uh, frank? >> yes. >> frank, hey. hey, my name's john. >> reporter: now to set the trap. he'd say nick needs money for a lawyer. >> he seems to think you or fred will help out. he didn't want a [ bleep ] public defender. >> okay. >> reporter: frank tells uncle john he knows nick, b

, nelson, come quick." "somebody's killed my family." "they're all dead." "they're all dead." >> reporter: nelson dropped everything and raced over to david's garage. >> i was just dumbfounded. i was shocked, what i saw. >> reporter: david yelled at him to check on jill, his daughter, in the bronco and nelson says he made his way carefully to the vehicle. like david, he was a former state trooper and knew that crime scenes had to be preserved. >> i, i looked in the back seat and that's when i saw little jill back there. i reached back and i touched her arm or shoulders, something and i said, "jilly jilly jilly." >> you knew she was gone? >> i knew she was gone. and i said, "dave, i -- i think they're all gone, buddy." "i think they're all gone." >> reporter: david lost it. >> he actually went down to the ground, was layin' on his back and rollin' around and sayin', "why?" "why'd i have to go?" "why'd i have to go?" "why not have stayed with 'em?" >> reporter: uncle nelson managed to get david away from the

nelson ? ( chips crunching ) all right, major stone shield potions should be-- oh god, i'm gonna have diarrhea again. urhggh... you can't go to the bathroom, your stacking sundor armor. it's okay. mom, bathroom ! what, hon ? bathroom ! bathroom ! ohh, that's a big boy, isn't he ? all right, kenny, drink your elixir of the mongoose, i am now going to use mocking blow... world of warcraft, i need to play ! our demo is set up right over by the-- agh ! got to... sign in... character name... all right, i'm in ! dude, i'm almost dead. kyle, cast arcane missiles ! i'm out of mana, i told you ! i've got to heal ! stan ! dad, not now ! stan, i've been sent here to bring you this... this sword can completely drain his mana ! dad, how did you get that ? no time, just take it ! here ! how-- how do you hand something from one player to another ? bring up your inventory screen, control-i ! okay... stan, what the hell are you doing ? i got it ! aaghgh ! dad ! stannn... dad, no ! you killed my father... aagh

had katie nelson as their checking out current conditions. i see that you have a long line behind you. truck we are actually here at terminal c. this is american an alaskan airlines and check this out. tsa lines all the way from the checkpoint, back here. you can see they are going back around the elevators, past the big boards and now the line has reached all the way down, almost to where people are checking bags for alaskan airlines. definitely expect delays with that. as far as the flight schedules, it is not bad. only 18 flights delayed. a big change from yesterday. that is one more than for hundred flights were delayed because of the weather. the threat of more rain and possibly fog coming in christmas eve and christmas day, could lead to more delays or cancellations and for people traveling frequently in and out of sfo, they know that these types of weather delays are nothing new. by keeping an eye on the weather, we are ready to go. >> cory wade about the weather delays this morning? >> not really. it is too early to be worried about i

guest: both gandhi and nelson mandela were nationalists. nelson mandela said something to the effect of being governed by other people is a livingsocial for other people, and that is a nationalistic sentiment. also, another core belief doctrine of nationalism, the nation belongs to the people. it does not belong to any one elite, andarticular the government exists to serve the nation, not the other way around. post: 20 minutes left with rich lowry this morning. the book is the case for , the lastm installment in our weekly author series on washington journal. we always do it around this time of year. this is patrick in coffee springs, alabama, a republican. good morning. yes, good morning to you sir. my question to you, mr. lowery, with nationalism and actuary cities.- sanctuary as a nation, hasn't this sanctuary city business gone too far? elected officials of the sanctuary holdings are telling the federal government, leave my people alone, and yet they are squawking now about giving all of these illegals drivers licenses, and that is a fr

in 18 oh five off the coast of spain i like admiral nelson a lot 5-foot 5 inches tall. [laughter] a man of normal height. [laughter] that was fearless in combat he lost his arm in one battle and deny in another beloved by his sailors he took care of his sailors and the captains adored him winning the existential battle was he perfect? not so much emma hamilton a beautiful young actress and adulterous affair with her over a number of years has a child out of wedlock he would never get to her senate confirmation today. [laughter] if you see that picture of him in those days you look at signal flags he was a difficult subordinate actually putting the telescope to his blind eye he doesn't like the order of the admiral and says to the flight captain i don't see a signal go starboard. this is the expression to turn a blind eye to something so his moral compass doesn't always sail north so a complex character. who else? talk about our friend arguably the most brilliant officer the navy has produced who has a global strategy for america not just the navy but why america needs t

here is my favorite british admiral, vice admiral lord nelson. he fights another existential battle. he defeats napoleon's fleet in 1805 at the battle of trifalgar off the coast of spain. i liked admiral nelson a lot, because he was about 5'5" tall, a man of normal height -- [laughter] >> but he was fearless in combat. he lost an arm, his right arm in one battle. he lost an eye in another battle. and he was beloved by his sailors. he took care of his sailors and his captains who worked for him adored him. he was a team builder. wins an existential battle, beloved by his sailors and captains. was he perfect? not so much. this is emma hamilton, beautiful young actress we would think of her today. he has an adulterous affair with her, over a number of years. he fathers a child out of wedlock. this guy would never get through senate confirmation today. [laughter] >> and you see that picture of him, you know, looking at the signal? because in those days you looked at signal flags to know where to sail your ship. looks good; right? he was a difficult s

nice. >> when you get a really beautiful candy-cane, it is nice. >> nelson family members hope to keep sharing their twist for generations to come. >> kpix, merry christmas. >> in columbia, kpix 5. >> >> during the holidays, the nelson family invites the public. it is in high demand and they fake about 100 people per weekend. >> coming up, we'll have the latest on the stabbing attack at a chanukah celebration in new york city. >> the video of a shooting where results were deadly. %fo >>> this is kpix5 news. >>> welcome back to kpix 5 this morning. the time now is 6:34. i'm emily turner. >> i'm devin fehely. >> and let's start with the weather. wilt bow a wet day out there today. we enjoy that sunshine -- sunshine out there yesterday. the rain is now back and that isn't going to stick around for very long but we're going to deal with it today. it has begun in the north bay as you can see. parts of santa rosa have gotten significant showers. parts of oakland, san ra mome, you're seeing showers there. it will intensify into the afternoon hours. sfo looks nice and clear. hopefully no weath

the big change nelson is making in his life. coming up next. is your business still settling for slow internet? well time is money. switch to comcast business now and get a great deal when you get fast, reliable internet. with a 30-day money-back guarantee, installation when it works for you, and 24/7 customer support. so what are you waiting for? get this great deal when you sign up for fast, reliable internet. call 1-800-501-6000 today. comcast business. beyond fast. that includes two recent violent home invasion robberies that first happened halloween night, the second happened last week. in each of those cases three armed robbers stormed a home, tied up the people inside. it's still not clearover possib response plans. >>> it's 5:24. gun background checks are on pace to brace records this year. so far this year the fbi has performed more than 25 million background checks, that is actually a record high. the firearms industry says gun owners are rushing to buy weapons because democratic presidential candidates are making the call for tighter

i am mike nelson. i am i am the guy you put up with during the first panel. we have a new cast of people to add their voices to the wonderful voices you heard from the scholars who are on the first panel. once again, we have miller center people here. the miller center, one of its main emphasis is the focus on studying the presidencies in depth, historical depth with objectivity. we are all on the business of doing stuff that in editorial cartoonists is not in the business of doing, which is reacting to events on a day-to-day basis. which pat oliphant did more than 10,000 times in his 60 plus years as a newspaper cartoonist. whereas we all strive to be as objective as we can, the job of the editorial cartoonist and pat oliphant, as well as anybody who has ever done that, to provide,, opinion and something to provoke discussion rather than aspire to settle discussion. the panel today, this afternoon, which will cover the presidents from george bush. i don't use the h w. he was george bush when he was president. when john quincy adams became president, john ada

army president 34 years country music icon really nelson opened the festival well 1st of all i'm glad to see us all here today we're in the dairy lead we're i think a lot of help is needed and we're glad to be here to offer our support what are those challenges as well one is pricing take dairy farmers for instance according to the u.s.d.a. since 2015 the price of milk paid to farmers has not only been going down but it's also unpredictable from month to month making it hard for farmers to absorb that extra cost farm aid presented $1.00 of the many solutions for the small farmers and old traditions on a sense of community through grazing we created.

and we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with nigel nelson, the political editor of the sundaye and sunday mirror, and jo phillips, political commentator, who was an adviser to former liberal democrats‘ leader, paddy ashdown. questions are being raised about russian interference in the election after possible links emerged between russia and leaked documents detailing trade discussions between the united states and the uk. the papers were used by labour to claim the conservatives will include the nhs in any deal with the americans after brexit, which they've denied. the documents appeared on the online discussion forum, reddit, which said they were linked toa campaign originating from russia. let's speak now to the journalist and analyst ben nimmo, who broke this story. he works for the social media investigations company graphika. really the key question here is how on earth did these documents fall into the hand of the person who is responsible for putting them out online? that is the big question. it has been the question since the resemblance to the russian operation became

here is farming president willie nelson back in 1993 addressing the farm income policy forum sponsored by the department of agriculture for the past few years the u.s.d.a. has been reporting that farm income is at record high levels. and from traveling around the country talking with family farmers i had a hard time understanding how so many farmers could be losing money if farm income was rising. and then in may of this year the u.s.d.a. changed the way it figured out farm income to include the average income for farmer households the u.s.d.a. reported that in 1900 when that farm income was 50 $1000000000.00 the average farm family earned less than $6000.00 from farm operations. now here we are some 29 years later and according to the u.s.d.a. economic research service in $2918.00 net farm income fell to a 12 year low at just over $59000000000.00 with a median foreign income of negative $1216.00 negative. which is why farm aid keeps going strong. this year the festival was held at the alpine valley music theater in east tri wisconsin deep in the heart of dairy country farm aid showcas

with me are nigel nelson, the political editor of the sunday people and sunday mirror, and jo phillipslitical commentator who was an adviser to the liberal democrats‘ leader, paddy ashdown. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. the observer leads with a call for tactical voting to stop borisjohnson getting a majority. the daily mail has comments from the head of nazi—hunting organisation the simon wiesenthal centre, saying the election ofjeremy corbyn would be a disaster for democracy. the digital version of the independent reports that tactical voting could still deny borisjohnson a victory with one in ten voters prepared to switch allegiances and vote tactically. the sunday telegraph's front page features conservative plans for a strict immigration system for unskilled workers. the sunday times has leaked internal documents about labour's record in tackling anti—semitism cases. and away from politics, the sunday mirror has a story about the criminal past of one of the i'm a celebrity contestants. we will start off, it is six days away now, goodness! why don't you kick us off

bell point chief strategist dave nelson. and david dietz. we've got the david cans today.is morning that some on wall street are concerned over which trump wins out, will it be the dow jones trump or the tariff king? and i think, ultimately, president trump will put tariffs and the end goal of getting fair trade even above the market. what do you think, dietz? >> [audio difficulty] but look at the, we're working with one of the, you know, a great economy here. i've just been reading about the retail sales over this long holiday period, up 16%. spending versus last year. up 14% in terms of shoppers participating. if ever there was a president who looks at this market and sees this report card with a little extra credit, it's mr. trump. and i'm glad he's using it to get the best for the american people. charles: david nelson, the ultimate report card is how well the american public is doing, particularly individuals. wages are soaring, the consumer is strong, and these market fits, for lack of a better word, you know, how important are they, ultimately, when the president re

step one, said chris nelson, go back to nick harvey.im a little bit. >> you got to talk to this guy before he gets arraigned. because once he's arraigned, you're screwed. he's going to get an attorney and his attorney's going to tell him to shut up. >> reporter: just what birdsall and his partner were thinking. so they confronted nick again. now, two days after lynn's murder. >> you need to be fully truthful with my partner and i right now because it's only gonna, you know, benefit you to tell the truth. this is getting uglier and uglier. >> we went at him one last time. tell us your story. he reiterates almost exactly what he said before. >> reporter: which was that he killed lynn schockner because the burglary he tried to carry out went bad. the cops still didn't buy it. >> i've been doing this a long time, nick. you need to take into responsibility now. take care of nick now, please. and tell -- be truthful with us. because we're not gonna stop, nick. him and i, that's our job. >> reporter: and that's when nick's story started to cha

[applause] no willie nelson you're not high anymore.appened and i think yang just went out with a bang. there is another thing that rhymes, i'm not using that one though. but joe biden still leading the polls even though his name his iowa bus to her now malarkey. i worried that hasn't been said since the dems started the kkk. even though he called the guy in iowa a damn liar. listen. >> your selling access to the present to the present just like he did. you're a damn liar man, let's do push-ups together. [applause] i didn't say you were doing anything wrong. >> you said i set up my son to let work in an oil company. get your story straight jack. >> oh yeah. that is no malarkey. two old guys going at it and it gets better after the event the crowd thinning out but the guy sticks around and starts answering reporters questions this happens. >> why don't you just get out of here. stick it up your. [applause] that's the guy the dems should nominate. i would not mess with him. alright cat since you're so excited over the whip cream, they are

again ♪ >> nelson's reputation for smoking mann is only rivaled by snoop dogg.6-year-old icon had to delay part of his tour due to breathing issues. he has no plans to give up touring help said it's the key to his happiness and health. ♪ off the weed again >> well done. there are alternatives. >>> president trump meeting with nato leaders near london under the cloud of new impeachment hearings at home. we're covering both next. what could be another tense day of face-to-face meetings with nato leaders near london. >>> adding to the tang, new video which appears to show world leaders possibly joking about president trump. >>> get set for another split scene news moment later this moment with the president speaking from london just as a new stage of impeachment hearings get under way on capitol hill. >>> welcome back to "early start," everybody. i'm dave briggs. >> good morning. i'm christine romans. 32 minutes after the hour. the president is preparing for day of meetings with world leaders at the summit as the impeachment hearing gets under way in washington. it

. >> david's uncle nelson was there. >> nelson, nelson, come fquick. >> somebody killed my family. >> was dumbfounded of what i saw. >> he made his way carefully. like david, knew the crime scene had been preserved. >> i saw little jill right there. i touched her on her arms or so. >> you know she was gone. >> yes. i knew she was gone. >> i think they're all gone, david. >> david lost -- he went down to the ground,. >> uncle nelson managed to get dave away from the garage. he was trying his best to get back in. >> you were the officer securing. >> i knew it had to be done. i knew we had a horrific crime scene here. david said he was way beyond understanding anything that night. >> the question had to be stopped. >> all this thing inside my head. really here -- it is surreal. that night was the end of everything david and kim had built together. >> they met in the late 1980s. they were introduced by marcy mccloud. marcy had been best friend with kim ever since ninth grade. >> he was very quiet for the people that did not know her. they're funny and loyal. very sweet. >> david and kim m

what scientists are now saying. >>> plus, the new message from willie nelson.

old watched a weekly school strike for the climate that became an international movement times the nelson again just hours after too bad took aim at business and political leaders meeting at the un climate conference in madrid here's part of what she had to say. to stay below 1.5 degrees we need to keep the carbon in the ground. only setting up distant date and saying things which give the impression of the action is underway will most likely do more harm than good because the changes we call it are still nowhere in sight the politics needed does not exist today despite what you might hear from world leaders. meantime the new president of the european commission or so fun. as valid to put the climate at the heart of her presidency she's been presenting her promised green deal in brussels the plan will commit the european union to achieve climate neutrality by the year 2050. 3 martens spoke to one climate policy analyst and has this report on some of the potential obstacles. more trees throughout europe and more sequestering of c o 2 that will be the 1st step that europe wants much more. i

willie nelson has quit smoking weed >> good for him. >> there's another wall of worry for that this is a volatile sector as we await more regulations, more laws, the house just passed their version of the bill that would make cannabis legal here in the united states where do you see this group going longer term. >> certainly investors have suffered of late in that sector. what's happening markets are determining who the winners are going to be and who the losers are going to be the losers are generally the well capitalized k347s this is 20 billion in revenue this year. at the end of the day, people will make money, not everyone's going to make money. we're proud of what we did, 100 companies public there's a lot of public companies out there. that have raised billions of dollars, and now the industry is trying to figure out it out. there's a lot of good things that happened. legislation that happen ed there's vaping stuff going on. and tracking down the illegal producers. >> how do you think juul and the rise of teen vaping has had an effect on the price action docs are treating 30 to

for red no nelson c.e.o. . has jumped bail in japan where he was awaiting trial on financial misconduct charges is now in lebanon after arriving on a private aircraft is to go and holds lebanese citizenship in a statement he said he was seeking to avoid injustice and persecution from what he called a rigged japanese justice system this is the house in beirut where carlos ghosn is believed to have fled but there is no sign of him and the security guards outside say he's not here but a neighbor is shown up wanting to welcome him to lebanon with a card. many lebanese feel the former neeson c.e.o. as a successful businessman and is a symbol of the country's large diaspora but in tokyo the unexpected turn of events has sparked outrage. from like him i think he fled because he did something wrong. but whoever escapes wins you know i and many people with money. goans main lawyer says he heard about his client's flight via media his entire defense team has lost face in japan as they repeatedly said there was no risk to

interesting because go and say well 1st of all he was a giant in the auto industry he he rescued nelson from the brink of bankruptcy mosque the mind of de aligns with ren know and after this major blow. where he's been faced now with 4 charges that's still in place including for enriching himself through payments to a dealership in the middle east and where is he now he's now in lebanon out of reach and he says he can now finally commute freely with the media and he's looking forward to doing though starting next week 2020 is going to be well maybe we'll find out more about the case and brian i can see it because he would movie in the making and i certainly see some press conferences next week definitely down the pipeline monica thanks very much. well the end of your holiday season is of course one of the busiest times for travel but our next story is about a remarkable journey made by a family of killer whales a group of orcas is stunned researchers by travelling some 6000 kilometers from iceland to the mediterranean in just a few weeks they were spotted by a talent. better route this

this car was presented to nelson mandela as a gift after his release from prison. the activist who went on to become south africa's 1st black president is still ever present here as is his fight against the apartheid regime with all of its horrors. one of the most impressive exhibits is the replica of the tiny jail cell where mandela was held in isolation for years. music was also part of the resistance against departed singing together gave protesters a voice i haven't asked for to see no it just. put it to show i get the feeling that people here express their political opinions through music. and have it as it is 5 and that people here process a lot of their fear. and negative emotions light and mass suffering and pain through music zick. stomach it's simply giving voice to what they're feeling at that moment about what's them and yet making something positive out of their pain. this weekend i think that's really one of africa's strengths from africa and just and i had already suspected that singing has a completely different meaning here than it does for us in g

our thanks to garrett nelson, cfra senior analyst. let's check in on the bloomberg first word news. here's ritika gupta. kailey: chinese officials --ritika: chinese officials say they are in close negotiation with their counterparts in the a phase i deal. u.s. negotiators have said they are confident they can get an interim agreement i december 15. imports from china hit a three year low in october. offeredabia has fellow opec numbers ideal. if they quit cheating, saudis will curb their own oil output. they are meeting in vienna today. it is not clear if they are offering to take even more oil off the market. other countries have consistently failed to input meant there promised cut. that leaves saudi to cut more to keep prices up. british prime minister boris johnson making bold promises before next week's election. he says if he wins, he will deliver brexit, a taxcutting budget, and more in the first 100 days. has said thatty the conservatives have had "almost 3500 days of failure." global news 24 hours a day, on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journal

with me are nigel nelson, the political editor at the sunday mirror and sunday people, and the politicalmillion cost of out—of—court settlements for the police — paid out to people on the wrong side of bad behaviour by officers. campaigners say that is the tip of the iceberg. leading the mail, fury at the barrister who beat a fox to death with a baseball back on his doorstep after it became trapped in netting protecting his chickens. in the mirror, hospital parking win — fees for some of the sickest patients who visit regularly are to be scrapped by the government. on the front of the i, obesity crisis hits fire and rescue teams — figures reveal crews were called out more than 2,000 times to lift patients out of their homes. in the financial times, the slowest year for a decade — only 39 companies listed on london's stock market in 2019, the lowest number since the financial crisis. let's look at some of the stories in more detail. with nigel and joe. we shall begin with the independent and district nurses, immunity nurses, who work in the community, tell us what the story is saying... t

and strong winds this weekend of floridians are calling in the army to help contain the flames and nelson preserves its newest mars probe the undermanned vehicle is scheduled to blast off of the red planet next summer we will find out what's so special about this mission. and why our thank you so much for your company everyone well we start in kazakhstan where authorities are trying to determine what caused an airliner to crash shortly after takeoff from the city of almighty the backer jet was bound for kazakhstan's capital more soltani with $98.00 passengers and crew on board 12 were killed in the crash more than 50 have been hospitalized the aircraft's black box has been found and is being analyzed. searching for signs of life in subfreezing temperatures the plane was ripped into pieces after losing altitude during takeoff it crashed into this house which was vacant due to construction the airliner was destined for the capital nor seoul 10 but it fell off the radar just minutes after departing from almaty airport on friday morning 98 people were on board. friends and family of the passe

and we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with nigel nelson, the political editor of the sundayberal democrats‘ leader, paddy ashdown. questions are being raised about russian interference in the election after possible links emerged between russia and leaked documents detailing trade discussions between the united states and the uk. the papers were used by labour to claim the conservatives

with me are nigel nelson, the political editor of the sunday people, and sunday mirror, and jo phillips was an advisor to the liberal democrats‘ leader, paddy ashdown. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. the observer leads with calls for tactical voting to stop borisjohnson getting a majority. the daily mail has comments from the head of nazi—hunting organisation the simon wiesenthal centre saying the election ofjeremy corbyn would be a disaster for democracy. the sunday telegraph's front page features conservative plans for a strict immigration system for unskilled workers. the sunday times has leaked internal documents about labour's record in tackling anti—semitism cases. the sunday express leads with borisjohnson saying this election is the last chance to leave the eu. and away from politics, the sunday mirror has a story about the criminal past of one of i'm a celebrity contestants those are the front pages. we are going to start off with the sunday times. and it is anti—semitism on their front times. and it is anti—semitism on theirfront page. times. and it is anti—semi

that is where we find katie nelson this morning. how are things looking? >> reporter: right now, it is actually not bad. we are only looking at about 18 delays and eight canceled flights. we are in front of the big board. if you look down here we are in terminal 2. this is american airlines where people are checking bags and where we are starting to see some of the delays. people trying to check all of the back. they're filled with holiday presents. security right now is not the bad. as we were talking about yesterday, there were actually more than for hundred flights delayed. the threat of more bad weather coming and possibly christmas day could lead to more delays or cancellations. for people who frequently travel in and out of sfo, these weather delays are nothing new. >> we fly out of san francisco fairly often till la, and even palm springs. i know what will happen. >> reporter: cfa says they are expecting a record number of travelers this holiday season and are suggesting to leave yourself extra time to get through security and make sure you check on

nelson, thank you very much, my friend. >> thank you, charles.es: the search is on for a unifier in the democratic party. there is growing consensus it could be bernie sanders. that's right, bernie. >>> president trump is heading to london for the nato summit. impeachment proceedings are starting in d.c. the ukrainian president said he never talked to trump about quid pro quo. we'll be right back an official message from medicare. hey fred - it's medicare open enrollment. time to compare plans. we're fine with what we have. that's what the johnsons thought until they tried medicare's new plan finder. the johnsons?. we saved a lot on our prescription costs and got extra benefits. how 'bout it, fred. plans change every year. use the new plan finder at medicare.gov . comparing plans really pays. look how much we can save. >> the whole thing is a hoax. everybody knows it. all you have to look at the words of the ukrainian president, that he just issued. you know it's a hoax. it is an absolute disgrace with they're doing to our country. charles: presi

says he bears no ill—will to the club and, staying as humble as ever,borrowed a quote from the late nelson lose, i either win or learn". his new team tottenham take on manchester united later tonight, our reporter katie shanahan is there for us. katie, what kind of welcome can mourinho expect? well, i think it's going to be a rather mixed one from lots of the fans, but murray neil himself says he's not going to be the enemy tonight, as he turns for the first time to manchester united since being sacked less than a year ago. after a ll being sacked less than a year ago. after all he did win two trophies with manchester united, the europa league command delete cup, and actually took the club to second. the highest league finish since sir alex ferguson retired back in 2013. mourinho has even said himself he has got the stress by quitting moments hanging up in it pictures up on his wall in his new tottenham office. which might be a surprise to some people, because towards the end of mourinho's ring for me to become hostile towards the end, but i don't think it would help with him living ina th

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. >> "new york times" julie hersh felled davis as well as sophia nelson. why aren't republicans even pretending they'll be impartial? >> i think it's a matter of not pretending that this is anything other than a political process. i was listening to one of my colleagues talk yesterday to a republican leader in the senate when they were considering the impeachment of bill clinton. he said we knew he wasn't going to be impeached. but we were really bought into the idea of letting the public know this was going to be a fair and balanced process, we were going to give it its due. that does not seem to be the approach mcconnell and graham are doing. they're not trying to make it seem like this is going to be balanced. they are making it clear, we are the president's defenders. we think this is unfair and we're not going to pretend that's not part of our motivation here. senator mcconnell's staff and al lies will tell you he's going to run a fair process. but he doesn't see the need to couch what he's saying in the terms of fairness and having an impartial proce