of the street like you see washington they are a pacific it official name of the street that i grew up in is. where they translated it out if you can and it's still the name today. he says they were given a steamy drink what the hell is this what are some erica that is america you can be old. and be a latino and i came here on a visa and i was thirteen years old and you wouldn't think it but that's what we want we don't want you to be able to categorize everybody and that's what venice is for america so this is what attracts just me to venice that you can't judge the population here by the facade in the way you describe. and. even a little violent this finger here. is how much shorter it is right here i had an altercation with a guy on d.c.p. stephens thinking this gives a whole new definition to finger food and he during our scuffle he did i think a. bit off i didn't lose my health i don't even know when it happened i try to talk my way out of everything i feel you know a guy who i got a guy here yesterday and he was taken people will quote to me that we have this is just a lit

of the street like you see washington they are a pacific it official name of the street that i grew up in is south where they translated it out if you can and it's still the name today. says they were given a steamy thing what the hell is this what are some erica that is america you can be old white as white as i am and be a latino and i came here on a visa and was thirteen years old and you wouldn't think it. but that's what we want we don't want you to be able to categorize everybody and that's what venice is for america so this is what attracts just me to vanish that you can't judge the population here by the facade in the way described. here and yes even a little violent this finger here. is how much you're going to get you are going to question it. now it's my turn to give you our take a look at you know the. place unless. you see mr hartley take care steven to max are feeling patriotic so they decide to hit the beach and talk with some locals about the current state of the nation first of all i'm just as george washington we don't know why sure to. be i'm a born again chri

of the street like you see washington they are a pacific it official name of the street that i grew up in is. where they translated it out if you can and it's still the name today. he says they were given a steamy drink what the hell is this what are some erica that is america you can be old. and be a latino and i came here on a visa and i was thirteen years old and you wouldn't think it but that's what we want we don't want you to be able to categorize everybody and that's what venice is for america so this is what attracts just me to venice that you can't judge the population here by the facade in the way you describe. and. even a little violent this finger here. is how much shorter it is right here i had an altercation with a guy on d.c.p. stephens thinking this gives a whole new definition to finger food and he during our scuffle he did i think a. bit off i didn't lose my health i don't even know when it happened i try to talk my way out of everything i feel you know a guy who i got a guy here yesterday and he was taken people will quote to me that we have this is just a lit

welcome to come to pass it short for bangkok's official name is the longest name of any capital in the world. with more than twenty million visitors bangkok took the top spot of the most visited citizen in the world in twenty six dating well ahead of london and paris. to watch out own named after the indian god of dawn is one of bangkok's best known landmarks and thailand's most famous temple. it's adorned with flower patterns made of shells and chinese porcelain more than a million individual pieces were used. thanks to maintain the temple shine these mistakes a polished and the stucco freshened up every ten years this has to be done by hand on the watch out on. could we use very traditional and very simple methods in our restoration works hand the white stucco is made of ground and fired sandstone making it more durable than any modern paint it dries in just a few minutes. you can wash it and it's very resistant to rain in most or the technique takes a lot of time and it's expensive. that's why it's only used for the restoration of royal temples. oh and. these iest a way to reach the

that's the official name. even revisionist historians, who are doing yeoman's work, go by the title redemption for the terrorism that eliminated black voters in the south, because that is the official name. there is no other way to do it. that's the vocabulary. just like scalawag and carpetbagger of the only words that came into language from that era. there is no word that came into the language for somebody who wanted the freedmen to vote. so the whole history that grows out of our politics grows from a forgetfulness where race conflicts with american values. so that in the 1860's, there were great lessons, courageously recognized by lincoln and then systematically forgot the men turned upside down in the next 50 years, until, by 1915 the whole country comes together, white people, in "the birth of the nation" film, and woodrow wilson segregates washington, and shows that film in the white house. it was also shown and the supreme court, by the way, because the chief justice was a former klansman. the lessons

it's the official name. even the revisionist historians who are doing yeoman's work go by the title of redemption because that's the official name. just like skal wag and carpet bagger are the only words this came into the language out of that period. there is no word that came into the language for somebody who wanted the freedom to vote. so just as in the 1860s, there were great lessons, courageously recognized by lincoln then forgotten and turned upside down in the next 50 years until by 1915, the whole country comes together, white people in the birth of a nation in the film and woodrow wilson segregates washington and shows that film. it also showed in the supreme court by the way. the lessons of the civil war dismissing lincoln. king had a better memory and he said we have to go beneath this forgetfulness to come up with a accurate history of america because race is the gate to freedom. that's my title. freedom's gate. it's what blocks our perception and our achievement freedom, but it is also the hope

that is not the official name.here is a list of countries, people can enter, and they enter and if they win the lottery, they go through process where they are assessed and they have to be various interviews and health checks and then they are given a green card, which is gold dust, isn't it? absolutely. it is worth looking at a quote here which came from a national security policy director back in 2011, and she said, "the diversity visa programme is an u nfortu nate "the diversity visa programme is an unfortunate blindspot in our immigration system which has outlived its purpose, whatever purposeit outlived its purpose, whatever purpose it might have had. the applicants for those 50,000 slots require few skills". it goes onto say that it doesn't know what is trying to achieve. that was six yea rs trying to achieve. that was six years ago. as far as the politics of this is concerned, trump has been very strong on this issue. he has been opposed by people who have not really given any counter ideas. again, in this b

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the official named director of the consumer financial protection bureau by the man who vacated that position has now filed a lawsuit to block president trump's pick from taking over the agency. the president wants budget director mick mulvaney you see there to fill the mulvaney is an outspoken critic of the bureau and democrats say he wants to destroy it. >>> breaking overnight in southern california an hour's long standoff has come to a violent end. we want to view you some may find this disturbing. >> you can hear someone crying out my baby. people used flash bang devices after he barricaded himself in a car with his 7-month-old. he was holding her hostage with a knife and officers eventually ended up shooting the man after struggling to get the baby out of the car. he later died at the scene and the baby being evaluated at the hospital. >>> a ninth grader from florida is behind bars as a person of interest in the death of a woman believed to be his grandmother. police say 15-year-old logan mott drove his grandmother's car from florida to the after both were reported missing. 53-year-old k

he was a tennis fan and in two thousand officially named his new find after his favorite player. few other things have been named after back up in one thousand nine hundred five he became the youngest player and the first german to win wimbledon the press dubbed him boem boem because of his powerful start. this prompted a german business to come up with a frozen dessert shaped like a red tennis racket number one on our list of unusual facts about boris becker. ice cream is named after him you can still find it in german supermarkets but it's unlikely kids today think about bars back when they take a bite. maybe also has a pat here in germany one and three households is home to the less a kid at a mall a total of thirty million dogs cats faces and other cute critters for some owners they are family members and best friends and exhibition and dressed in explores the relationship between humans and their paths and why the kinship can even be written in their faces. dogs and their owners. in fact sometimes they even look alike and we're not making that up it's a scientific fact that

and everton have officially named sam alla rdyce as their new manager on an 18—month deal.orrow, england will find out who they'll be up against in next summer's world cup finals. speaking in moscow ahead of the draw, manager gareth southgate says that england are in it to win it but concedes that his young players lack a little experience for the big matches. he's been speaking to our sports editor, dan roan. having guided england through an unbeaten world cup qualifying campaign, the challenge facing gareth southgate is about to get tougher. banishing the memories of successive failures in major tournaments, and reviving national team after recent turbulence will take time. but, having flown into moscow this evening on the eve of the draw for the 2018 world cup, the manager told me he was ready to learn england's fate. excited. i've just been at a dinner with all of the other coaches, and you recognise we're one of only 32 countries to qualify. so it's an exciting moment for everybody. you can worry yourself silly, worrying about who you're going to play. we've got to be

the official name for this science. >> enology. >> reporter: the signs of wine after a season that began and ended with a heat wave and closed with flames and smoke. >> when there's a fire you deal with god, when it was handed down, there's no appeal. >> reporter: it was smoke that had bill worried. >> we worried in two or three years time the wine will take like bacon, ashtray or smokey. >> reporter: which leads us back to the lab. they looked at acidity, pc-levels. only three of the north bay grapes set in smoke on the fine and the results, not bad. >> the impact of the spoke not as strong as we expected, so it's with it and make it not smokey. >> reporter: tried and true methods that probably qualify under the heading, too much information. >> we use the process -- >> reporter: maybe in a few years -- if you're a wine love, 2017 has sturvived its trial by fire. >>> with thanksgiving week approaching, fire victims in napa are taking stock of what they been through and where they're headed as they navigate the difficult time. >> leslie brinkley caught up with one family who lost family

the official name for this process is launched. the town shared this drone footage with us.t will take crews about a week to put the temporary span in place. once that's done, the roadway approaches will be constructed. it should be open to traffic by the end of the month. so real progress being made now there. the money will definitely help north bay fire victims get their lives back to normal. sometimes a bike helps just as much. abc 7 news was on seminary drive in mill valley where firefighters were rolling out donated bikes, both new and used, on to trucks. the bikes will be handed out to adults and children with addresses listed as destroyed on the official damage inspection report from cal fire. >> the need for helping that lost everything, the least we could do. we felt like after going up there and seeing it, we wanted to do something. this is a way that everyone can give back. >> the bikes will be delivered tomorrow between 10:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. at the sonoma county sler i have's office in sanan rosa. >>> the senate candidate under fire. judge roy moore answers a

official name was the a-4 sky hawk. >> but it also had a nuclear mission. >> oh, yeah. >> many of the aircraft that flew into vietnam were designed with an entirely different war and mission in mind. >> we got more and more and more embroiled with the so-called cold war. and the mission of the air force became one of nuke, retaliation, nuke, threat, nuke this, nuke that. there was a long period of where actual fighter tactics and conventional warfare were not really considered. >> 1943 west point graduate robin became an ace during world war ii. his experience dropping unguided so-called dumb bombs on the nazis wuould prove vital to the pilots flying jets over vietnam. >> the f-4 was a fighting machine, built just for that. navy built as an intercepter, but it turned out to be a marvelous conventional warfare airplane. >> for vietnam, the f-105 thunder chief's nuclear bombay was turned into a fuel tank. and the b-52, designed for long-range nuclear strikes, was modified to carry scores of conventional bombs. >> 30 of those b-52s were sent to guam just before. and the air crews thought

official name still is the longest name of any capital in the world. with more than twenty million visitors bangkok took the top spot of the most visited citizen in the world in twenty six days well ahead of london and paris. to watch out own named after the indian god of dawn is one of bangkok's best known landmarks and thailand's most famous. temple. it's adorned with flower patterns made of shells and chinese porcelain more than a million individual pieces were used. to maintain the temple shine these mistakes a polished and a stucco freshened up every ten years this has to be done by hand on the watch out on. could we use very traditional and very simple methods in our restoration works. the white stucco is made of ground and fired sandstone making it more durable than any modern paint it dries in just a few minutes. you can wash it and it's very resistant to rain in most or the technique takes a lot of time and it's expensive. that's why it's only used for the restoration of royal temples. the easiest way to reach the washed out own is by ferry th

the official name for this science. >> enology. >> reporter: the signs of wine after a season that began and ended with a heat wave and closed with flames and smoke. >> when there's a fire you deal with god, when it was handed down, there's no appeal. >> reporter: it was smoke that had bill worried. >> we worried in two or three years time the wine will take like bacon, ashtray or smokey. >> reporter: which leads us back to the lab. they looked at acidity, pc-levels. only three of the north bay grapes set in smoke on the fine and the results, not bad. >> the impact of the spoke not as strong as we expected, so it's easy to deal with it and make it not smokey. >> reporter: tried and true methods that probably qualify under the heading, too much information. >> we use the process -- >> reporter: maybe in a few years -- if you're a wine love, 2017 has sturvived its trial by fire. >>> with thanksgiving week approaching, fire victims in napa are taking stock of what they been through and where they're headed as they navigate the difficult time. >> leslie brinkley caught up with one family who

. >> the official name, like there is a name. >> is there? >> yes. >> it is bob, isn't it? >> no. >> bob the thing? sin i also says: very rude, mike, to cut off can he inch. >> ah. >> come on, mike, do better, and fyi i still like you. >> did you want to eat a bite just since were you rude. >> that wasn't the deal. >> you think i'm going to say -- >> let's read the next, i want to see because all of the pictures have come out. >> oh, what are you talking about? >> i'll google them. serena williams got married on place that is they actually sent their own reporters down there to the wedding. they got tons of pictures of everyone. >> read the cop. >> i yes, tennis star serena williams, also huge tennis fan. she made it a tennis event. she now a married woman. she went all out from all of the big tournaments that she has won. she had all of the different awards, trophies, how she gave people out there, see, her little baby, that's the guy she married, the redit co-founder, in new orleans, at this modern art museum, they had this great outside and insi area. had a whole beauty

officially told us that. he does travel frequently to properties that bear his name. other presidents also have engaged in recreation in the past but they didn't have named properties like this president does. it has been a mix of work and holiday during his days here, arriving on tuesday night. the president on friday had some, what we call foreign leader calls, contacting the presidents of turkey and egypt, having some conversations there. some other work's gone on behind the scenes, but this is a weekend and a holiday weekend and the president was out and about for several hours with the press pool traveling with him. he's now back at mar-a-lago, a home where he's spent many of his thanksgivings, long before he was a candidate, or certainly the president, over the years. >> let me ask you about what the president faces when he gets back to washington, d.c. there's some confusion about who is will be in charge of the consumer financial bureau. a pretty new agency. what's the white house saying about who is going to be helming that organization come monday morning? >

for that reason, i would suggest freedom has struggled her entire life to be recognized by her official name newspaper reports as quote america's most misunderstood women or one of the most misunderstood or misinterpreted girls in the capital. far more she has been called "armed freedom," or the "statue she would more properly be called indigenous. i came frequently upon miss liberty, miss freedom, the lonely lady and significantly, miss america. the goddess ofer freedom, the goddess of liberty, occasion,thers and on the statue of liberty. crawford imagined the statue sought in all of branch the mass of our people would understand, the people would easily identified her as freedom triumphant. it would prove to be the feather rather in the emblems of four and peace that would be meaningful to the masses. as the washington post explained in 1989 -- a campy address and heavy robes. three decades earlier, the statue "wears a headgear usually described as a feather headdress but a close range it resembles a dead the eagle or coat others wrote, the headdress looks more like a chicken that an eagle

he's being charged and once officially charged name will be released. jim?you, christie, a ntgomery county police officer is in the hospital after being hit by a vehicle tonight. the officer's injuries are not life threatening. police are investigating. the worst fears were realized with word that a hit and run victimyear-old jess kurtz died from her injuries. she and a male companion was struck last night walking back from a wawas in trivos. they were struck by a red 250 pickup truck. a passenger side headlight ffered major damage. >> philadelphia police made quick arrests of a suspect wanted for tossing an explove of an auto repair shop. the bomb squad dealt with the device at the shum's auto repair in homesburg. testify business didn't sustain significant damage and no one was hurt. >> chopper 6 was over the ed wane foresie national wildlife refuge in ocean county as investigators scoured the area evidence relatin to the experience of two boys, anderson then 17 an 17. >> they were both developmentally disabled of the at this int, officials are not saying

and by the way, not long ago the president tweeted saying that tomorrow he will officially named theof the fed. so watch for that part of the news kicks off at 4:00 a.m., most-watched, most trusted, most grateful that you spend the evening with us. good evening from washing >> commander in chief who is going to do everything to keep us safe. >> send him to gitmo? i would consider that. >> that is the way i feel, don't let him get communication with me but he. >> he was stopped by a brave police officer. >> we were just doing our job. >> you are going to battle with the animate and not use the words

the official name for this science? >> enology. >> reporter: it's the science of wine.important this year after a season that began wet, ended with a heat wave, and closed with waves of fire and blankets of smoke. > when you farm, you make a deal with god. whatever's handed down, there's no appeal. >> reporter: it is the smoke especially that had bill williamson worried in the dry creek valley. >> we worried that it got smoke taint and in two or three years' time the wine will taste like bacon or ashtray. smoky. >> reporter: which leads us back to the lab, where instruments have discriminating palettes. they look at sugars, alcohol, acidity, ph levels, color intensity. only 3% of the north bay grapes sat in smoke on the vine. and the results, not bad. >> the impact of the smoke is not as strong as we were expecting. so it's easy to deal with it and to make it not smoky. >> reporter: they're tried and true poly syllabic methods that probably information. for now, if you're a wine lover, 2017 has survived its trial by fire. in sonoma county, wayne freedman, abc 7 news. >>

the official name for this science? >> enology. >> reporter: it's the science of wine.nd all the more important this year after a season that began wet, ended with a heat wave, and closed with waves of fire and blankets of smoke. >> when you farm, you make a deal with god. whatever's handed down, there's no appeal. >> reporter: it is the smoke especially that had bill williamson worried in the dry creek valley. >> we worried that it got smoke taint and in two or three years' time the wine will taste like bacon or ashtray. smoky. >> reporter: which leads us back to the lab, where instruments have discriminating palettes. call it the post-crush crunch, as they look at sugars, alcohol, acidity, ph levels, color intensity. since most of the hair veracity harvest was already in, only 3% of the north bay grapes sat in smoke on the vine. and the results, not bad. >> the impact of the smoke is not as strong as we were expecting. so it's easy to deal with it and to make it not smoky. >> reporter: their tried and true polysyllabic methods probably qualify under the heading "too m

the official name for this science? >> enology. >> reporter: it's the science of wine. all the more important this year after a season that began wet, ended with a heat wave, and closed with waves of fire and blankets of smoke. >> when you farm, you make a deal with god. whatever's handed down, there's no appeal. >> reporter: it is the smoke especially that had bill williamson worried in the dry creek valley. >> we worried that it got smoke taint and in two or three years' time the wine will taste like bacon or ashtray. smoky. >> reporter: which leads us back to the lab, where instruments have discriminating palettes. call it the post-crush crunch, as they look at sugars, alcohol, acidity, ph levels, color intensity. since most of the hair veracity harvest was already in, only 3% of the north bay grapes sat in smoke on the vine. and the results, not bad. >> the impact of the smoke is not as strong as we were expecting. so it's easy to deal with it and to make it not smoky. >> reporter: they're tried and true poly syllabic methods that probably are too many information.

its official name was mod "q." but others prefer to call it the drama mod. >> that's my [ bleep ] right there. that's my [ bleep ]. come here and show your [ bleep ], bitch. >> this specific sector here houses protective custody inmates that are homosexuals. and they have to be separated from the jail population for various reasons. >> i love you. >> it's mainly to protect them from the rest of the population. >> mod "q" was different because you did find men dressed as women or men with breast implants that looked like women. it was loud. there were girly screams. >> oh, my god! >> i've been working out. >> the drama, it's exactly what you could expect of, you know, young people without a solution to their problems. just go crazy, run around like nuts. >> there's a lot of drama in mod "q." there's fighting and there's flirting and there's yelling. >> baby! casper, come here. >> it gets overwhelming to the point where when you leave the mod, it's just like draining. like wow! we need to take a little break for a li

and just to explain what it was, it was a russian bank official named alexander torsion who presumablyehalf of the russian government, reached out to a member of a christian organization, a man by the name of rick clay, asking, saying that torshin wanted to meet with then candidate trump while he was in kentucky in may 2016 and asked if trump would attend a dinner with him for military members and perhaps clay could set up some kind of a meeting, perhaps get him to come to the dinner. what then happened was clay apparently forwarded an e-mail, sent an e-mail to trump campaign officials asking all this. it was also suggested in the e-mail from clay to members of the trump campaign, we believe it was rick dearborn who was a trump campaign aide, basically asking for this meeting and then we also believe that there was a suggestion that torshin could set up a meeting between then candidate donald trump and russia president vladimir putin. now this e-mail and what some of the controversy has been this week was then forwarded to jared kushner who turned it down basically. he turned the offer

carol lee and i have learned it was an e-mail chain by a russian official named aleksander torshin who is head of the russian central bank and been accused by spanish prosecutors of having mafia ties. reportedly he's very close to vladimir putin. he was actually suggesting that he had a message he wanted to carry to trump from putin, and jared kushner's lawyer just now put out a statement about this so we know that kushner responded, according to his lawyer, pass on this. a lot of people come claiming to carry messages. very few we're able to verify. for now i think we decline such meetings. but, chris, we know that this same man told bloomberg news that he had dinner with donald trump jr. around the same time at a meeting on the sidelines of a national rifle association conference. so this is another example of a senior high-level russian seeking to infiltrate donald trump's inner circle and an example of kushner not coming clean about what he knew about it to congressional investigators. >> i should say kushner's lawyer says we didn't think this was germane to the document request an

some other good news, the northern california chapter of the officials named the public agency of the year. it's an award received at the holiday dinner and scholarship award dinner in oakland. it brings together individuals and organizations who make outstanding contributions in transportation and further the goal of supporting minority youth who wish to enter transportation careers. in the last 13 years the group's awarded nearly $250,000 to students of color. it's an organization some have been instrumental in. some former awardees are now employed in professional roles at bart and other transportation employers. finally, the fourth annual winter walk on stockton street begins this saturday november 25 and will continue through monday january 1. this year to activate the plaza we'll be working in partnership with off the grid and will have two open-aired beer and wine gardens and holiday-themed photo opportunities. last year 750,000 people attended the winter walk. for more information about it visit the union square website visitunionsquaresf.com and if you're interested in extend

and by the way, not long ago the president tweeted saying that tomorrow he will officially named the watch for that part of the news kicks off at 4:00 a.m., most-watched, most trusted, most grateful that you spend the evening with us. good evening from washington. i am shannon bream. "fox news @ night" ." >> tucker: good evening, welcome to "tucker carlson t tonight," we have new information about the podesta group and what is becoming a new scandal. we will get to that in awe w mi. but first, there are concerns about the diversity lottery. it is the diversity agenda itself making this country less safe? it's an important question, when we hope to answer in a minute. learning a lot more about the islamic extremist who murdered eight people and injured 12 yesterday. rick leventhal joins us with the very latest on that. >> plenty of new information on the suspect in this case. because of the charging documents and the u.s. attorney's office, which brought the man, sayfullo saipov, into

carol lee and i learned today it involved an e-mail chain about a proposed meeting by a russian official named alexander torsion who is a former senator who has been accused by a spanish prosecutor of having mafia tie that is he denies. he's repeatedly very closed to vladimir putin. he was suggesting that he had a message he wanted to carry to trump from putin. and jared kushner's lawyer just now put out a statement, so we know that kushner responded, pass on this. a lot of people come claiming to carry messages. very few we were able to verify. for now, i think we decline such meetings. but chris, we know that this same man told bloomberg news that he had dinner with donald trump jr. around the same time at a meeting on the sidelines of a national rifle association conference. so this is another example of a senior high-level russian seeking to infiltrate donald trump's inner circle. and an example of kushner not coming clean about what he knew about it to congressional investigators. >> so i should say, kushner's lawyer said, we passed on it, so what's the big deal? just to zoom out here, i

bush did an interview with the fbi about the leaking of a cia official's name and bill clinton testifiedater inquiry. >> bill clinton, the first president ever subpoenaed to testify before a federal grand jury in office will do so tomorrow. >> reporter: clinton testified about his contact with monica lewinsky. >> could you please tell the grand jury what that oath means to you for today's testimony. >> i have sworn an oath to tell the grand jury the truth and that's what i intend to do. i engaged in conduct that was wrong. >> reporter: as president, donald trump has not been subpoenaed, but he did say he's willing to talk with bob mueller. >> would you be willing to speak under oath to give your version of -- >> 100%. i didn't say under oath. >> so if robert mueller wanted to speak with you about that. >> i would be glad to tell him what i just told you. >> reporter: that was before mueller indicted three of trump's former aides. if president trump does give an interview or testimony, he has far more experience than his predecessors. trump has been personally subject to more litigation t

there was also the case of a local republican official named john carman who mocked the womens' marchary with a facebook meme that said, "will the womens' protest be done in time for them to cook dinner?" and that inspired first time candidate ashley bennett to run against carman. and last night bennett won. [ cheers and applause ] so now john carman will be home in time to make dinner. [ light laughter ] though he doesn't look like he'd nail it. "good news, honey. i made fire bread." [ laughter ] democrats also had big wins in philadelphia, where a civil rights lawyer who defended black lives matter activists, just became district attorney. and in maine where voters overwhelmingly approved a ballot measure to expand medicaid over the objections of their gop governor, paul lepage. lepage vetoed the medicaid expansion five times in support of president trump's attempts to repeal obamacare. in fact, lepage made his name by telling voters he would fight obama's agenda tooth and nail. >> as your governor, you're gonna be seeing a lot of me on the front page saying, "governor lepage tells