fighting for independent press coverage but since the nationalist conservative p.a.'s party came to power in 2015 his job has gotten more difficult does probably remember the problem in poland is that we no longer have proper public broadcasters. give the former public media outlets have been completely taken over by the government and the ruling party and. we will nominate last year began working for deutsche of ls polish department for a morsel. he and his colleagues remain committed to fighting for freedom of the press in poland i'm really happy that they took a guy who worked for german. media and also for polish media any builds bridges and i think he really deserved it and i'm also a bit happy that they took a guy from virtual reality. for yes check a.p.r. the award ceremony was a great honor and for the rest of the bowl go was a night to celebrate in style. you're watching think of the news from berlin up next year's world stories i'm tired but by. playing. a historical trimming forging budgets business the militia leader. in iran the people of the islamic revo

bullhorn in hand, rick told everyone to ignore the p.a.tem that was instructing them to remain at their desks. he directed them to start marching down the stairs two by two, get out and start marching. just do it. and they had practiced before because of him. they had practiced before. rick ran up and down over 20 floors telling employees to keep moving, keep moving, get out. keep moving. many recall them saying today is a day to be proud. tomorrow, the world will be looking at you. at 9:03 a.m. a plane crashed into now the south tower. as terrified victims ran to escape the suffocating fumes, rick remained calm and resolute in his mission. when others told rick to run to safety, he responded as soon as i've got everybody in this building out. the south tower collapsed while rick was still inside. through his extraordinary actions he helped to save 2,700 lives. that night, those 2,700 people went home to their loved ones. in the 18 years since they have raised families, sent their children to college, walked their sons and daughters down t

fighting for independent press coverage but since the nationalist conservative p.a.'s party came to power in 2015 his job has gotten more difficult because. the problem in poland is that we no longer have proper public broadcasters. do you think the former public media outlets have been completely taken over by the government and the ruling party and. you will nominate last year began working for deutsche of ls polish department for a morsel. he and his colleagues remain committed to fighting for freedom of the press in photo and i'm really happy that they took a guy who works for german. media and also for polish media any builds bridges and i think he really deserves it and i'm also a bit happy that they took a guy from virtual reality. for yes check a.p.r. the award ceremony was a great honor and for the rest of the bogo was a night to celebrate in style. with the football and shaka have climbed to 2nd in the bundesliga table after $21.00 win at home to a new on belin. the scoring midway through the 1st half thanks to a thunderbolt by benito or amman this was the 2

fighting for independent press coverage but since the nationalists conservative p.a.'s party came to power in 2015 his job has gotten more difficult does pollution public remember the problem in poland is that we no longer have proper public broadcasters. the former public media outlets have been completely taken over by the government and the ruling party in which they were nominal last year began working for less polish department for more so. he and his colleagues remain committed to fighting for freedom of the press in photo and i'm really happy that they took a guy who worked for german media and also for polish media any builds bridges and i think he really deserves that and i'm also a bit happy to. they took regard for virtual reality. check a piano which the award ceremony was a great honor and for the rest of the bowl go was a night to celebrate in style. and a reminder now the top story we're following for you police have identified the man who carried out friday's stabbing attack in london which killed 2 people on london bridge before being shot dead by poli

you can report back to the chief of surgery that i'm fine. [ beep ] [ indistinct talking over p.a. ] aaron. i've lost patients before. but you never lost someone who should have lived. no one would be fine. i wouldn't be. you're not fine. if for no other reason than your boss doesn't think so. and the bigger problem is your girlfriend agrees with her. ♪ ♪ ♪ we'll be right there as soon as you wake up. ♪ ♪ ♪ we love you so much. i love you, too. ♪ [ sniffles ] ♪ ♪ we'll take good care of him. april: thank you. ♪ [ sniffles ] you ready? ♪ yeah. ♪ [ sighs ] i forgot to take his vitals. i'm sorry. go ahead, i'll -- i'll bring him out. [ breathes deeply ] i-i thought you already took my -- shut up. ♪ [ gasps ] ♪ we're bringing the patient down now. vitals okay? temp might be a little up, but he's ready now. ♪ [ monitor beeping ] i just need you to count back from 10. 10... 9... 8... 7... 6... 5... ♪ (mom vo) it's easy to shrink into your own little world. especially these days. (dad) i think it's here. (mom vo) especially at this age. (big sis) where are we going? (mom vo) it's a big, bea

or a person in hazelton, p.a., someone might shoot you there.y do it lawfully. i think it's appropriate that they wait in mexico where they came through and we'll adjudicate them there. trish: you could be a vietnam vet in your early 60s walking home from work and you could get hit and dragged 50 feet by an illegal drunk immigrant. you know, it's -- it's really tragic. there is just multiple cases like this, i think. which is so disappointing, sir. because i mean, it's preventable. that's what's so hard. if you are a family members who lost a loved one. you say this person shouldn't have been in this country. then why are they here? >> 100% preventable. and you are absolutely right. there is no reason for these things to be happening. as you know, we are not doing a thing in washington, d.c. the president is acting unilaterally because the congress refuses to be interested or take up the discussion about border security, and so these tragedies, and they abound, they will continue to happen. the president is doing everything he can on his own. bu

ends saturday ♪ (alarm ringing) woman (over p.a.): please report back to your offices.building. man: hey. everything ready? yeah. where's renee? probably still dealing with the fire department. makes this the perfect time. let's do it. (dance music playing) ♪ i'm not a rocket scientist... ♪ valerie. (turns music down) uh, yeah. boss wants to see you in the conference room in ten minutes. am i in trouble? he doesn't think i pulled the fire alarm, does he?

battalion pushed towards the northwest defensive position,ight's companies of the 47th new york, 45th p.a., and 97th would push outside of their defenses and engage colonel's command. captain william williams bringing his men into battle yelled above the growing din of the battle here are the bitc hes.ns of give them hell. federal reconnaissance was quickly decimated with combined naval, infantry and artillery. firing into the advanced confederate lines it would break johnson's determination to continue the reconnaissance. he would later report to general the operation had failed. not only had it failed, but it failed to gain any valuable these new union positions. by june 10th, general hunter is now preparing to leave james island. is department commander deciding to head back to his headquarters at hilton head, affectingte manners the safety of the command and other portions of the department called for his preference. hunter doesn't say in those official words is that what was hisnding his presence was wife who was quite bored at headquarters in hilton head and for something other to d

>> yes, it comes from p.a. all right bill hemmer, that was monday. >> happy thanksgiving. >> we will see you right here tomorrow morning by the way, "outnumbered" starts right now. >> harris: a fox news alert, dramatic new to veltman's in the war crimes case of eddie gallagher, the navy seal that president trump has defended. defense secretary mark esper a firing navy secretary richard spencer saying he had lost confidence in spencer and alleging that spencer went behind his back to try to negotiate a deal with the white house. according to the pentagon, spencer promised to fix the results of navy's review board to ensure gallagher kept his seal, rank and trident pin. if the white house did not interfere in the process. the defense officials tell fox news, he rejected the offer saying no, we are done. he said i cannot in good conscience obey an order that i believe violates the sacred oath that i took the presence of my family, my flag and my faith to support an defended constitution constitution of the united

to weigh-in on public safety concerns if and when appropriate a p.a. recommends release. the sheriff's department must operationalize this new process which requires carefully tracking the times at which bookings are made and planning for releases and sfpdp as well as superior court. in addition, the departments are also required to collect new data and produce new reports for the federal court. so as a result, the sheriff's department and through the supplemental is seeking about $450,000, six months worth of overtime for one dedicated deputy per shift to ensure smooth implementation of this 24-7 process. it's just for the six months. we will revisit in the upcoming budget, but at this time, they don't foresee making that request at this time as well as $80,000 or so for additional analytical positions meet the requirement as outlined in the federal settlement. so in preparation, i will say to all of this, over the last three months, my office has worked with all of these partner agencies, held one-on-one meetings, conversations, held group meetings, to wrap our minds ar

or a person in hazelton, p.a., someone might shoot you there.s important that we know who is coming to this country and they do it lawfully. i think it's appropriate that they wait in mexico where they came through and we'll adjudicate them there. trish: you could be a vietnam vet in your early 60s walking home from work and you could get hit and dragged 50 feet by an illegal drunk immigrant. you know, it's -- it's really tragic. there is just multiple cases like this, i think. which is so disappointing, sir. because i mean, it's preventable. that's what's so hard. if you are a family members who lost a loved one. you say this person shouldn't have been in this country. then why are they here? >> 100% preventable. and you are absolutely right. there is no reason for these things to be happening. as you know, we are not doing a thing in washington, d.c. the president is acting unilaterally because the congress refuses to be interested or take up the discussion about border security, and so these tragedies, and they abound, they will continue to h

and as if on cue, a p.a. comes over with aicatering tray full of shrimp cocktail.ps, will you?" i'm like, "no, man." he's like, "eat the shrimps, bobby. come on! eat the shrimps." it was, like, 6:30 in the morning. >> stephen: sure. >> i don't have shrimp before 10:00. >> stephen: that's a rule. that's a rule. we haven't gotten to the damn show yet. >> oh, i'm a show, yeah. >> stephen: you're on a show called "the unicorn" on cbs. >> we're family again. once again we are family. >> stephen: i see you in the commissary. >> "see you in the commissary." >> stephen: it's about walton goggins plays this man-- he's a widower who is entering the dating scene again. >> that's right. >> stephen: and you're a buddy of his. have you-- what is your best or worst date you can imagine? >> well, this might be the best -- >> stephen: real story. >> and worst. because it's been a long time. i-- i-- so i was -- >> stephen: how long have you been married? >> 17 years. >> stephen: yeah, it's been a long time. it should be-- they weren't going to clap for that. >> stephen: we'll hit th

louisiana pushed toward the northwest defensive line of horatio wright's position, companies of the 45th p.a., and 97th pennsylvania would push outside of their defenses and engage colonel johnson's command. he yelled above the growing din of the battle, here are the federal sons of bitches, now then, boys, give them hell, and the battle would begin. the confederate recon sauns, which turned into two separate general attacks, were quickly decimated with combined federal naval infantry and artillery. firing into the advancing confederate lines, it would break johnson's determination to continue the recon sauns. he would later report to general smith that the operation had failed, not only had it failed, but it failed to gain any valuable information n these new union positions. by june 10, he's now preparing to leave james island. the department commander is deciding to head back to his headquarters at hilton head, noteding, "matters affecting the safety of the command and other portions of the department called for his presence." what hunter doesn't say in those official words is that what w

. ♪ >> (on p.a.): shower guest 100, your shower is now ready. >> narrator: over time, has become harderndent drivers like the cumbees to make a living. they've been replaced bys younger, lperienced drivers., >> so, te trucking industry's $740 billion a yearar and, again, in, in many of these operations, labor's a thirdd, of that cost. by my estimate, i, you know, i think we're in the range of 300,000 or so jobs in the seeable future that t uld be automated to some significant extent. ♪ >> (groans) ♪ he >> narrator:.i. future was built with grere optimism m t here in the west. of in 2018, manhe people who invented it gathered in san 2francisco to celebrate th anniversary of the industry >> howdy, welcome to wired25. >> narrator: it is a celeleation, for sure, but there's also a growing sense of caution and even skepticism. >> we're having a real good weekend here. >> narrator: nick thompson is editor-in-chief of "wired." >> when it started, it was ver>r much a magazine about what's coming and why you shod be excited about it. feature of "wid" for many, many years. or, as our slogan used

. making its impact, it, it'll be worse, i think. ♪ (crowd cheering and applauding) >> (speaking on p.a to say tha to ohio. (cro) cheering and applauding >> i think the trump vote was a protes i mean that for whatever reason, whatever the hot button was that, you know, that really hit home with these americans whore voted for him it was a protest vote. they didn't like the direction things were going. (crowd booing and shouting) i'm scared. i'm nna be quite honest with you, i worry about the future of not just ts country, but the, the entire globe. if we continue to gon an automated system, what are we gonna do? now i've got a group of people t top that are making all the money and i don't have anybody in the middle that can support a family so do we have to go to the poine wherrash to come back? and in this case, the automation's already gonna be there, so i don't know how you come back. i'm really worried abo where this, where this leads us in the future. ♪ >> narrator: the future is largely being shap by a few hugely successful tech companies. they're nstantly buying up successful sm

. >> the nfl p.a. and miles garrett's representatives are arguing this punishment is excessive and unprecedented. they want that reduced. they also don't like the fact it was an indefinite suspension which to them amounts to a lifetime ban. they say he has f e ment a ty dt >>> a hotel in japan is offering a room for $1. of course there's a catch. you have to give up your privacy. >> guests who stay in the iv st and okay with it. so these are pictures of the hotel. so to get the room for $1, you have to agree to appear on the youtube channel $1 hotel. there's no audio. you can turn the lights off. the restroom will not be live streamed. that's out of the camera's range. when no one is in the live streaming rooms, the feed shows the owner working in his office. this is the owner working in his office. >> this is a live picture? >> yes. >> hello to you, sir. >> the 27-year-old said he got the idea from a previous guest who broadcasted his stay on youtube. did we want to see that? >> can he hear us? >> no.

the thing ill thought was interesting was that the p.a. system was blasting acdc's music.was a lot of noise but i can put it was mixed and almost down the middle. >> that blasted music really is reminiscent of what happened during the campaign. they would blast music out when the president was either coming in or leaving. >> at the rallies? >> at the rallies as well. >> this is coming off of what happened at the world series game in d.c. the president was not very welcome there according to what remembered from the crowd. many more boos there than we understand there were last night and last night he said was a little more mixed. brian what do you make of the fact that the president is going to all of these events? >> this is another first for a united states president to be going to a ufc fight, very violent battles, cage match. i don't think it's a good thing to see president out in public like this twice in one week. i think the public should be out at public more often where he is not voupsurrounded by supporter bill a variety of americans and good to feed the good, ba

. >> so, yeah, he had me in the audience he had it all preplanned so that the p.a.ears ago they're celebrating their anniversary with us here tonight. they played "brown eyed girl." benny comes up with a cake and then i, as a jerk mavs fan, am like getting in the shot. like, "go mavs dirk, you're the man." [ light laughter ] and benny's assistant, todd, was like pushing me out of the way and i was like, "don't push me, dude." [ light laughter ] classic dallas accent. [ laughter ] and so then i kept getting in the frame, he kept pushing me. until finally, like, he kind of shoved me down a stair and then i'd, like, get this look of rage and slap the cake out of his hands yeah [ laughter ] oh, it was right, so - >> seth: so you were basically a wrestling heel is what -- yeah >> i was a wrestling heel. >> seth: and so the audience must have hated you. >> oh, yeah. a little while later i went to my seat and, like, you know -- >> seth: so you stayed in your seat >> oh, yeah. >> seth: okay. >> uh -- [ laughter ] which -- then a security guard came down -- they kept showing

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this man is dead in the hedges by his house and his phone is in harrisburg, p.a.?s. >> hours away? >> hours away. >> reporter: a school superintendent dead at his home. his phone more than 200 miles away. what was going on? >> things get way more complicated when a second woman makes a phone call to the sheriff. coming up. >> i don't know. >> okay, just relax. >> she was very, very upset. >> when "dateline" continues. nus i wanted more that's why i've got the power of 1 2 3 medicines with trelegy. the only fda-approved 3-in-1 copd treatment. ♪ trelegy. the power of 1-2-3. ♪ trelegy 1-2-3 trelegy. with trelegy and the power of 1 2 3, i'm breathing better. trelegy works 3 ways to open airways, keep them open and reduce inflammation for 24 hours of better breathing. trelegy won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. trelegy is not for asthma. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition or high blood pressure before taking it. do not take trelegy more than prescribed. trelegy may increase your risk of thrush, pneumonia, and osteoporosis. call your

nobody could believe it rest me as a simple man a p.a. employee he lived a simple life as you can see here a cousin takes us to a nearby house where the surviving children are being looked after incredibly 11 of them survived the blast. including fara just 2 months old found covered in sand under a piece of metal sheeting. for now the children are being kept busy with everyone around supporting them but tomorrow when people go home they'll start to realize the calamity that's happened. 5 of these children siblings and cousins were killed in the blast along with. one of his 3 wives of a man who says brother a farmer also survived his wife was killed more than a day on here one of the things that really strikes you is the disjunct between the sheer flimsiness of the materials from which these structures were built and the power of the weaponry that came here to destroy them israel is now saying that it was targeting empty buildings it was unaware that they were occupied but one of the questions that is left open is why try to destroy improv

. >> in the white house christmas tree comes from p.a.? >> yes, it comes from p.a.>> happy thanksgiving. >> we will see you right here tomorrow morning by the way, "outnumbered" starts right now. >> harris: a fox news alert, dramatic new to veltman's in the war crimes case of eddie gallagher, the navy seal that president trump has defended. defense secretary mark esper a firing navy secretary richard spencer saying he had lost confidence in spencer and alleging that spencer went behind his back to try to negotiate a deal with the white house. according to the pentagon, spencer promised to fix the results of navy's review board to ensure gallagher kept his seal, rank and trident pin. if the white house did not interfere in the process. the defense officials tell fox news, he rejected the offer saying no, we are done. he said

keller: they have been working across p.a. 12. partnership opportunities exist employers, including energy developers and educational institutions, to apprenticeship-like programs. programs like these and apprenticeships across the to grow the proven economy, lower student debt, and lead to family-sustaining careers. please stand with me in support of national apprenticeship week. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. for what purpose does the gentleman from mississippi rise? excuse me. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from florida rise? without objection. over half of er, the people in my district in lorida, including myself, were born in another country. over 8,000 of those immigrants recipients who have lived here for many years, some for decades, and have roots in community. they are entrepreneurs, first esponders, teachers, community leaders, and service men and women. powell: -- ms. mucarsel-powell: today, daca is at risk. recipients contribute billions to our economy and the conomic c

know western p.a., western pennsylvania still has this great, strong, vibrant energy production capacity. i'm grateful my colleague would offer something that not but alsos his district helps american job creation and ensures the bank measures that job creation. so with that i reserve the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman from reserves.lina the chair recognizes the gentleman from pennsylvania. mr. lamb: i thank the gentleman his words and, again, i would commend the chairwoman for anduding all energy sources technology in this bill. i think our debate going forward ill be more onnest and accurate -- more honest and score ofwhen we have a how many jobs have been created, so we are not just talking about energy sources in the abstract, we can tie them to a specific number for hardworking american families. chair, i yield one minute to the speaker of the house of representatives. chair recognizes the speaker of the house for one minute. the speaker: thank you very much, mr. speaker. i thank the gentleman for yielding. leadership for his in bringing this amendment to the floor. t'