units to phoenix group. it's going to get its hand on phoenix shares.onder what it plans to do without. we speak to them shortly. this is bloomberg. ♪ matt: six minutes away from the open, let's get stocks to watch. steny a glushko is focused on glencore. tom lavelle is covering airbus. and dani burger looking at swiss weeks. glencore had bad news during the trading day but then lost who came out after the close. >> that's right, possibly another bad day for glencore, the biggest commodity trader could be hit by a major lawsuit that could run into billions by investors who are aiming to sue the company because of the bribery investigations happening across the world, u.s., canada, and u.k. the stocks sink 9% after u.k. authorities said they are investigating glencore for corrupt practices. the company declined to comment. anna: let's get to tom on the airbus story. we had updated forecast. what's the latest? risk of, airbus is at missing its delivery target for the year. they handed over 77 points to customers in november. the same number in october. th

phoenix. >> phoenix. >> then you find out that there's a problem with the baby's heart. >> yes. >> theheart condition had a stunning effect on paris. he actually cried. >> i had not heard him be emotional like that over anything. >> when you heard that your brother wasn't well, phoenix, your mother says you cried. >> i did. >> no remorse about his sister for all these years but sadness about a half brother that he doesn't know and may never know. >> i still don't understand it. >> only paris knows what's real and what's not. >> the aspect of the crime that you bristle at the most is the suggestion of any type of sexual motive or sexual dynamic to it. >> because everyone always wants to make it simple math. you were molesting your sister, which i was not. and you killed her so she wouldn't tell, which i did not. that's not the case at all. >> okay. >> i can't account for where they found semen and why. i can tell you that i masturbated earlier in the day. i was a 13-year-old boy. i don't know why they said it was on the bed. i don't know how it got there. >> but you want to know why you

>> miguel, thanks. >>> a small plane crash in phoenix caught on a surveillance camera. look at the aircraft slamming into a utility pole before taking out several vehicles in a used car lot and skidding into the middle of the street. >> he wanted to try to land on 23rd avenue. thank goodness he didn't. he probably would have taken us out. >> they let us on property for maybe two minutes and seen about ten of our cars damaged. >> two people were onboard the plane. a 48-year-old pilot who is a flight instructor. and the passenger were not hurt. the cause of the crash is under investigation. >>> joe biden denying reports that he has a pledge to serve only one term. four people who speak regularly with biden say it is virtually inconceivable that he will run for election in 2024. campaigning in las vegas, biden said the story isn't true. >> do you ever talk to any aides about a one-term pledge? >> no. i never have. i don't have plans to. i'm not even there yet. >> in 2024, biden would be the oldest president in u.s. history by more than four years. he says, let's see how i

i was assigned to the province as phoenix advisor. i got to know some of the state department people like david pilot.who was a he was a u.s. information agency officer. i was looking towards the state department and a career afterwards, so i expressed -- for the work. surprise, i was asked if i would be willing to go to -- as the first area development officer. the first guy to be working full-time on economic development and government programs. my brief included the spectrum of economic development. since i had a rather cushy and reallyb, i thought, do i want to go? but i said yes. this assignment was approved by john, in spite of the directive ,rom the saigon level of macv the officers work needed to be taken off. on one occasion, i had to physically hide from a visiting phoenix team coming down from saigon because i was carried on the -- but the district phoenix , today gilbertne who unfortunately didn't make it, but i did not do that job at all. confusion. acute oh well. [laughter] i was given a usaid scout, and told to move dow

. >>> esto fue el momento que un vecino trataba de desesperadamente hablar con una familia en phoenixs llamas. el sei nies tro cobrÓ la vida de una menor de 4 aÑos. se preparan para viajar a mÉxico. porque si va a usar los puertos de entrada en vehÍculos vayan con pa zaoen. >>> y en su oficina en el consulado de mÉxico en phoenix. todo buscando obtener un permiso temporal de auto. para viajar a mÉxico. >>> tiene. hasta el kilÓmetro 98 donde se encuentra el Único mÓvil fuera de la frontera. en el rejis. >>> sin este do mect podrÍa pasar un mal rato. >>> estÁ capacitada para que pase el carro como por ejemplo. y un permiso fuera de la zona libre. si va a viajar antes del fin del aÑo y no tiene este permiso. lo tendrÁ que buscar en el consulado haciendo una cita o en las oficinas cht en los puertos de entrada. >>> sin embargo,, le toca pedirlo en la frontera, prepÁrese porque podrÍa esperar ente 3 a 6 horas. >>> con mucha paciencia y sabiendo que llevas la documentaciÓn correcta. si no lo llevas se puede regresar. >>> es un tiempo donde hay menos lÍneas de cruces, para los vehÍculos en l

so for air travel, phoenix, rainstorms. very likely, we are going to see some delays there. back to the west, los angeles, san diego, and possibly seeing those air delays, and if we're traveling on the roads, not looking so great, on interstate 5, las vegas to san diego, and los angeles, to phoenix, also slow there and then back to the west on interstate 5, we will see some slowdowns as well. and southwest rain and snow, we're talking about that, this will track to the east and then eventually going to see some rain, impacting parts of the east but that is not until sunday but otherwise looking really great until then in the east. so no complaints. any plans today? >> a lot of work. i'm here all day. >> oh, merry christmas then. >> appreciate it. thank you very much. >>> some sad news to report, a rising college football reporter at espn shockingly died on his 34th birthday. just weeks after being diagnosed wi with pneumonia. >> 34 years old, edward was a star in the making. >> coach -- >> in the recent years he made the transition from writing for espn's web site to oncamer

video in monitor from phoenix, man attacks a woman and dumps her out of a wheelchair.ous video. man seen stealing a wheelchair rom a woman on light rail hair train. fellow passengers rushed to help her. one chasing after the suspect on the platform, causing him to dump the wheelchair as he ran o off. he was arrested by phoenix police on saturday. >> when the community knows that someone is in need, they're wonderful coming forward with information. could be small piece of large puzzle but help investigators crack the case open. >> silent witness, nonprofit group that's member of crime stoppers. said this case gained traction first. >> everybody had the same first reaction, i can't believe i'm really seeing that. >> victim we're told is doing well despite the traumatic event she was put through. faces robbery, assault and attempted kidnap charges. he has two outstanding warrants. >> awful. >>> in the north bay art festival draws thousands but next year is put on hold. >> like to go for walks on the waterfront. >> reporter: an artist and for the past 25 years participate

. >> phoenix ahÍ en phoenix las autoridades buscan a un hombre que atacÓ a una mujer en el metro, paraujer hasta sacarla de la silla, otros pasajeros fueron tras Él y evitaron que se saliera con la suya, pero sÍ pudo escapar y por eso ahora la policÍa estÁ tras su pista. >> california, california es la quinta economÍa del mundo, es el estado mÁs poblado de estados unidos, destino turÍstico por excelencia, un lugar en que muchos inmigrantes han puesto los ojos para iniciar una nueva vida, a pesar de todo eso, estudios demuestran que cada vez mÁs residentes abandonan o quieren abandonar el estado dorado, francisco cuevas nos dice por quÉ. >> california es para muchos un paraÍso de norte a sur. tierra de oportunidades y hermosos paisajes, pero para otros como alfonso arroyo, quiÉn lleva 40 aÑos en el estado dorado, se ha convertido en un verdadero infierno. >> sÍ, se ha convertido en algo problemÁtico. >> alfonso no estÁ solo, mas de 700 mil personas decidieron dejar california el aÑo pasado, huyen entre otras cosas, del emeos y el alto costo de la vida. >> pagar el servicio mÉdico, la ed

alimentar a ciento de inmigrantesen un albergue de ciudad juÁrez. ♪ ♪ ♪ presentadora: la policÍa de phoenixe el auto a una mujer. un hombre que escuchÓ sus gritos correo para auxiliarla y el pistolero se disparÓ. la bala le rozó a unas una mujer que estaba en otro auto. la temible pandilla mara salvatrucha estarÍa detrÁs de las sanguinarias masacres en dos cÁrceles de hondurasque dejaron 37 muertos. las autoridades dicen tener informaciÓn que ordenaron las matanzas porque tiene la capacidad de organizarse. agrega que lo habrÍan hecho en protesta por la intervenciÓn de la policÍa y los militares para controlar los penales. claudia mendoza nos amplÍa. claudia: las sirenas anunciaban la llegada de los cuerpos de los 19 reclusosque murieron en la carta del porvenir francisco morazÁn en una segunda masacre que se registra en honduras en apenas 48 horas. >> mi hermano tuvo 10 aÑos preso y no lo movieron de ahÍ dos meses. >> el dÍa llegÓ y tambiÉn alguna de familiares de quienes murieron en la matanza. las afuera de la direcciÓn con los que lloraba mientras otros hacÍan duros cuestionamientos. >>

. >> i would say out of ashes a phoenix rises. >> reporter: four days after thieves stole $3,000 from church, a go fund me page set up to help brought in more than three times that amount. >> lots and lots of kids that we were going to give gifts to, and we're giving gifts. >> thank you for raising the funds back again. we were counting on spreading the church. >> reporter: so the church had presents to give to families christmas eve and continuing christmas day. and they want to say thank you. >> the community came together, and it was a blessing to receive a, the money that we're receiving now to give to the children again. >> reporter: now the pastor here tells us the extra money they brought in will be used for more presents and services for the kids. police tell us still no suspect. >>> rector of notre dame says it's so fragile there's a 50% chance the cathedral won't be entirely saved. the scaffolding installed before this year's fire is threatening the vault. the 12th century cathedral was under renovation at the time of the accidental fire in april which destroyed its roof and

man: 2004, 2005, the middle of the ocean, the phoenix islands in the middle of the ocean, the nation n of kiribatati, had this extraorordinary hotot spot thatt developed over it for 6 months. it was like some creature had a magnifying glass and just was burning a hole in the ocean in that spot, right along the equatorial pacificic. corals bleached, died. my colleagues stopped counting corals, dead corals, after they got to something like 1,900 dead corals. we thought corals in the middle of the ocean were protected because the stress was coming from the land around them, and that was, likeke, ringing the el alarm bells. alling: there was no corals living. it had been so hot. we had looked at the noaa sea surface temperature maps, and it was clear that for 8 months, a hot spot due to climate change sat on that reef and the corals died, and it was striking. van thillo: global warming was well-known, but t most people dd not dare to say this was global warming, although, foror us, ths was a complete e sign that there was global warming. dustan: imagine you as a human being. we increase

northeast of phoenix two, children are dead, one other missing after a family vehicle was swept awayy floodwaters. wind gusts of up to 90 miles per hour caused whiteout conditions in parts of colorado. and in utah... >> it was dumping about an inch an hour right now. >> reporter: ...snowplow truck drivers were working around the clock to clear roads. california saw up to four feet of snow in some areas. >> we saw, when we got to sacramento, our e.t.a. kept going up and up. >> reporter: the weather snarling traffic and causes gridlock for those hoping to beat the the holiday rush back home. forecasters say friday was the literally calm before the storm. in northern california, rain and snow has started and is expected to not let up until tuesday. kris. >> van cleave: danya, thank you. tonight, this powerful coast-to-coast storm is bringing blizzard conditions to the plains and it's heading to the northeast. millions of americans can expect major travel delays. many airlines are already issuing travel waivers. meteorologist jeff berardelli is here. break down the timing of this for us.

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of the phoenix, about transformation and the message that the theme of the phoenix provides, we all the power to transform our world for the better. we have to provide teachers with curriculum online, our curriculum is in two different languages and whether it's lesson plans or student fact sheets, teachers can use them and we've had great feedback. we have helped public and private schools in san francisco increase their waste use and students are working hard to sort waste at the end of the lunch and understand the power of reusing, reducing, recycling and composting. >> great job. >> i've been with the department for 15 years and an environmental educator for more than 23 years and i'm grateful for the work that i get to do, especially on behalf of the city and county of san francisco. i try to use my voice as intentionally as possible to suppo support, i think of my grandmother who had a positive attitude and looked at things positively. try to do that as well in my work and with my words to be an uplifting force for myself and others. think of entering the job force as a treasu

phoenix, snowfall into colorado, up into nebraska. here comes rain late saturday into saturday night and sunday, that's the problem spot as that moves towards times square possibly for the dropping of the ball and, of course, the welcoming in of a new year. overall, not bad east of the rockies, kate. >> i can't believe some of the temperature. i don't know if it's good or bad. maybe if traveling but not everything else. good to see you, tom. thank you. >>> also this. health officials are warning the public about a possible measles exposure from holiday travellers. airline passengers infected with measles may have put others at risk in texas and southern california. here's cnn national correspondent athena jones. >> reporter: this holiday week could come with an unwanted and dangerous surprise. measles. authorities say people infected with the highly contagious virus travelled through at least five airports in recent days and may have exposed others to the disease. just the latest in a string of similar incidents this year. now happeni

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in arizona, three tornadoes ripped through the phoenix area friday, and 50 miles northeast of that citytwo young children were killed after the vehicle they were in was swept away by floodwaters. one girl remains missing. >> our mission is to get that child home today to their family. >> reporter: now new england is bracing for heavy snow and freezing cold. the national weather service has issued storm warnings, up to two feet of snow is predicted in some parts of new york. governor andrew cuomo has cut short a trip to puerto rico to return home and monitor the wintry weather. the concern for drivers right now is ice, but we've seen trucks out all day prepping the roads with salt to try and prevent any ice from forming or snow from sticking. elaine? >> all right, laura podesta, thank you. this historic storm is crippling air travel from coast-to-coast. major airlines have issued ground delays from san francisco to new york. meteorologist jeff berardelli is tracking the storm. so jeff, how long can we expect this weather to last? >> elaine, this is a really slow-moving storm. i think it'

they're hosting the phoenix suns on friday. >>> the featured game of the day, the battle for l.a. lebron and the lakers. kawhi and the clippers. this went down to the wire. in the end the clippers came out on top. kawhi leonard the reigning finals mvp scoring a game-high 35 points. clippers win it 111-106. >>> 49ers and the raiders getting ready to play a couple of big football games on sunday. the raiders need a win in denver. got to have it along with some help to squeak into the playoffs. the niners and the seahawks, they're playing on sunday night right here on nbc bay area. janelle wang's going up. sports director anthony flores is going up. they're heading to cover the game. kickoff at 5:20. again, a lot at stake. the winner wins the division and a first-round bye in the playoffs. the loser has to hit the road for a wild card game. we're back in a moment. [ electrical buzzing ] [ dramatic music ] ahhhh! -ahhhh! elliott. you came back! >>> the warriors are teaming up with artists to celebrate the team and the bay area in a very creative way. certain games are going to feature

phoenix in our independent line. caller: hi. i feel like i have been living in the twilight zone, watching these hearings. -- and iti have seen is obvious to me. the conclusion was to impeach trump from the beginning. they cherry picked the evidence they needed to support that. it has always been about getting him out he said he was running. it is obvious, because every argument they make is emotional, the liberals. where is the republicans are coming on a factual, like, databased point of view. host: what do you do in phoenix? caller: i am a nursing student. host: has impeachment been a topic of discussion among you and your colleagues? caller: unfortunately schools are mostly liberal, so if you have viewpoints that are not liberal, you don't voice those unless you know that person is open to hearing other points of view. i also work at starbucks, so i either,ice that view however you find people that are like-minded and willing to hear pushedthing than what is through the liberal media. host: thank you for calling in. when nan

san antonio y phoenix se vieron en territorio azteca. los tejanos se quedaron con la victoria.: hoy nos despedimos con las espectaculares imagenes del campeonato mundial de carreras feliz: nos despedimos con las imÁgenes de carreras con drones. arantxa: la pista fue diseÑada exclusivamente para este evento. este joven venciÓ a mÁs de 100 competidores. tremenda destreza. fÉlix: increÍble lo que hacen con eso drones. jairo: bienvenidos a con en california. soy jairo dÍaz pedraza. incendios forestales afectan a miles de familias en el centro y sur de california. tenemos al comisionado estatal ricardo lara. asÍ, iniciamos. jairo: tenemos con nosotros a ricardo lara, comisionado de seguros del estado de california.

san antonio y phoenix se vieron en territorio azteca. los tejanos se quedaron con la victoria.mos a ingresar a las diversas plataformas. fÉlix: antes creía que no después de fumar marihuana. creía que realmente me hacía mas consciente y podía manejar mejor. pero luego pasó lo que nunca creí. y eso fue solo el comienzo. perdí mi licencia de conducir, mi trabajo... mi orgullo. antes creía que no importaba manejar después de fumar marihuana... eso era antes, ¡hoy, ya no! si te sientes diferente, manejas diferente. drive high get a dui. hoy nos despedimos con las espectaculares imagenes del campeonato mundial de carreras feliz: nos despedimos con las imÁgenes de carreras con drones. arantxa: la pista fue diseÑada exclusivamente para este evento. este joven venciÓ a mÁs de 100 competidores. tremenda destreza. fÉlix: increÍble lo que hacen con eso drones. arantxa: hacen... [onomatopeya] fÉlix: cÓmo hacen? hacerlo como hombre. y también le toca presentarnos a... cynthia: bienvenidos a un programa más de "señorita cynthia". locutor: y ¿cuál es el caso de hoy? cynthia: mi hijo le va al

he was a phoenix officer there. berg in is to kill vietnam. it turns out you lived in there he was,and he was my insurance agent. he has that beatles haircut, which is pretty cool. he was real successful, he had a bunch of kids and grandkids. i tried to get him to come but he had other things he had to do with his brother that he has to take care of. that's another picture of out as. i think he is an e six at that moment. here.hould have been he arrested him after he punched out a lieutenant. we did not have an officer's club, we just had a club. the lieutenant later said, it really was my fault and said, you should not have reported him. there it was. some people who could not it. by the way, the other answer to the question about agent, type two diabetes. jerryentleman is zimmerman. he lives not too far from me in southern california. he is not doing well. he has a lot of trouble walking. he can't stand for more than a few minutes. he didn't make it here. a great guy. this is kind of interesting. tell who knewd guys were an older guys were,

. >>> the sharks actually out- shot phoenix tonight.at i see is a really inconsistent bunch of guys who don't play with any intensity. kind of intermittent high-level action. but fans to me are far more entertaining than the actual team was. it's 1-0 phoenix in the first. nice pass here. now the sharks trailing 2-1. it's brett burns who has been awol most of the season. 2-2. in the third period, passes to ekman larsson. two penalties make it a six on three vehicle for the sharks. six on three. and they get nothing. that is honestly the way the season is playing out. intermediate intensity from the sharks. >>> no room for sentimentality when it comes to baseball these days. but it is tough to see this today. madison bumgarner initially introduced as an arizona dynamoed back. the decade of play for him. it's all about the business. madison bumgarner himself speaking today. >> it's tough. the fans in that city mean so much to me. we've been through a lot together. s they've always been as good as they could possibly be to me. >>> march 31s

thousands of people taking to the streets in cities like new york, atlanta, phoenix, atlanta. the president must be removed from office. >> this is probably the biggest threat to our democracy certainly in my lifetime. >> it's crazy that we're going through this right now. i can't imagine if obama had done this where he would be. he would be in jail right now. >> the vote begins at 8:00 a.m. eastern time. join wolf and jake tapper right after new day. >>> amid all the impeachment trauma, they're getting some work done on capitol hill, addressing gun violence among other things. details are next. balances skin's microbiome. so skin looks like this and you feel like this. aveeno® skin relief. get skin healthy™ and feeling heavy? probioslim promotes healthy digestion and helps you lose weight. patented probiotics ease constipation, gas, and bloating, while powerful egcg burns fat and calories. unleash your potential with probioslim. available at retailers nationwide. >>> bipartisanship on impeachment eve. the bill is full of money for different projects, delivering wins for both

phoenix's that's not really true is known as an illusion because you know i'm just treat. the messenger not soul. by treat ours i'll industry to get the ball you know i must be sorely missed you have to be on the tablets this theme. is the same price so frank what role kind of story it is plea in all of this. now that want to reach the divil a man our loved ones who did not want you into. another life to compositional for years for example because there's a virus that i usually. don't use right day to analyze. the work to read i am really expensive stickles why don't you meet up that i'm not high school system $1000.00 so. you know it was technology that suited the economy. and i think i'm going out also trying to do me a book originally to me to both richer and between critics this is probably. a previous answer and. ok frank vesa faith found a true spec africa thank you for your time i think you're. now the fight against corruption is one we can all get behind. right well that's not the case in uganda and anti-corruption march led by a 70 well then the stake here raise e

. >> in a deal worth 3.2 billion pounds for the phoenix group >> it is the last trading day of the week you can see behind me, there is a lot of green already in the european heat map. this is after the positive hand over from wall street. some optimism again about those trade talks. new comments from president trump saying the trade negotiations are on track and going well that gave a boost to wall street overnight as well, we are seeing positive momentum. here on some reports from the chinese finance ministry saying china are willing to make exemptions the narrative about trade has switched to positive again we still have a lot of green on the board. stock 600 up about 0.3 percent ant point. despite the red we saw in asian markets, it has been a heavy week for global markets. today up 0.3 of a percentage point. let's get to some individual countries. ftse 100 having a positive session today after a couple of days of negative up 0.6% this morning tonight will be the last opportunity for debate between the prime minister boris johnson and option leader. so all eyes on that this evening

which received 4 nominations and i think it's got a shoo in for the best actor category for a walk in phoenix who plays this superhero a villain as a sort of mentally disturbed ansel and this is a film that was made by a studio but has the feel actually of a martin scorsese film so maybe the studios are starting to realize that they can't leave all the grown up movies to to netflix maybe they have to fill that gap and it's interesting to see as well that the studios are starting their own streaming services now so they're looking to compete online with netflix and amazon as well as of course and of course it's already mentioned the globes are often seen as sort of a good indicator of what's going to happen to the off because you think that's the case this year as well it could be i mean the globes last the last time predicted every single the big categories the oscars the big question this time will be netflix really because the sort of film industry in hollywood doesn't really like net. likes the strategy of not releasing their films in theaters because they only show them for a couple of da

mi recomo el sistema al sur de california y arizona estÁ afectando precisamente phoenix, en el aeropuerto, santa claus llega con nublados. si va a salir en las autopistas de noche va yo visionar lluvia ligera. y se mantiene agradable hasta el prÓximo domingo llega el sistema que va a traer mÁs lluvia para nosotros y no importa el cariÑo y navidad se queda con nosotros. las im - nuestro increÍbles tlo que sucediÓ en el ecuador. se llama el reventador y precisamente hizo honor. estÁ a 90 kilÓmetros y se puede ver la lava como se desparrama de este cono perfectamente construido por la magma, la lava en la regiÓn y la presencia de algunos truenos en el 2002. hizo erupciÓn este volcÁn que forma parte precisamente de la cordillera de los andes. trÁfico estupendo, agradable, la 101 comienza a medio nublarse por la regiÓn. conduzca con cuidado. las vacaciones estÁn ya iniciando. voy a tener mÁs detalles en el siguiente segmento regresamos. >>> me atacaron en mi apartamento. >>> se une para darle estacionamiento seguro a las personas sin hogar. ¿cÓmo? le cuento en instantes. >>> un programa del co

national elections where will they decide to blow everything up kind of in hopes of rising like a phoenix from the ashes. if they go with the latter that could spell the end of chance i think merkel's chancellorship ahead of time so it is very kind of all told situation right now yes all eyes will be on what's happening here paid out thanks very much for coming in to dissect things. well some sports news now in the formula one world champion lewis hamilton has rounded off the ses and with victory at the abu dhabi grand prey hamilton started from pole position and was unchallenged as he cruised to his 11th win in 21 races this year the brits a 6 time world champion now has 84 korea victories just 7 shy of the record held by german michelle schumacher. you're watching data use from berlin coming up world stories looks at how france is tackling femicide i'm rebecca rate as thanks for joining us i'll be back at the top of the hour with more news headlines. or. what secrets lie behind this war. discover new adventures in 360 degree. and explore fascinating world heritage sites. if you don't kn

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within the grand coalition or will the base they have to blow everything up and hope to rise like a phoenix from the ashes that is the big question right now and it could spell the end of the premature end of trancelike a miracle in her. and her government. could be saying some very big changes ahead thanks very much for coming in and explaining it to us. let's turn now to some of the other stories making news around the world iraq's parliament has approved the resignation of prime minister addle abdullah lucky i made ongoing violence and anti-government demonstrations have to mark he has said that his government will stay on until a new one is chosen you will hear. protesters of again taking to the streets of multiple calling for the government to step down over the killing of an investigative journalist a businessman with ties to top government officials has been charged as an accomplice melters embattled prime minister joseph muskaan has received inanimate backing from his life a posse. at least 19 people have been killed and another 18 injured after a bus plunged off a bridge in eastern

it was my third or fourth visit to the phoenix house in arlington. it is a beautiful way to make sure some of the programs that kellyanne and i are so passionate at the end of the day -- it is our responsibility to the president and the american people that it is working. i think you very much for allowing us the opportunity to close on this note. because we have a 5% reduction in the number of americans dying, because we are making sure there are addiction fellowships. there is now at gw a masters of health and addiction medicine it was just announced. i don't know what your mascot is, but congratulations. colonials. we made some remarkable achievements. as i have talked about, we talked about more money for treatment more money for , prevention, and we could talk about what the attorney general as done. but at the end of the day these , aren't numbers, they are people, and that is what we need to remember. so it is great to be with you today. i am sorry you had to go through so many events to end up as me with me is the final speaker but it's been

grandson's old phone number on the list but it belonged to someone new, a complete stranger from phoenix not my grandma, can i still get a plate though? wanda replied, of course, that's what grandmas do, we feed everyone. he went to her house for thanksgiving and now every year since. >> once i was here i felt like i have known her for years and i felt like i can just talk and it is always a great time. >> it has been a wonderful journey because everything is unfolded kind of slow. it has not been real fast, i am looking forward to the next time we'll meet. >> they switch things up. jamal invited wanda and her husband to celebrate thanksgiving with him and his girlfriend's family. the tradition continues. this is not just a thanksgiving thing. jamal and wanda text each other all the times and have dinner a few years. we'll update this story every year. >> that's my favorite story. that's my favorite thanksgiving story. it came from something we relate to. >> did he bring the cauli greens or mashed potatoes. >> i love it. >> our final low goes to the teenager who got into the spirit of sa

the football league, or reinstating the football league, basically, what it would be is, it is a phoenixed, whether it was his version of it or whether it was the one that we've been working on. we would have to start in a league pyramid system, really. and just go again, and try to get back up there as possible back in into the football league, but it would be known as perry fc, it would be known as something else. 0bviously, known as perry fc, it would be known as something else. obviously, the clu b as something else. obviously, the club has been liquidated, and we wouldn't be able to use that

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extend the winning streak against -- they have beat the sons 18 times in the last 20 matchups hosting phoenix debut after being called up from the energy leak. they missed the shot, and they are there for the put back, and unde half. and onto the fourth quarter, the warriors trailed by as much as 13, d'angelo russell mrs. the three but glenn robinson slides and for the dog, up by seven. this time, they drive the lane, and he gets the land. he has 31 points. they extend the win streak to four games. >>> to the ice, they were looking, losing 10 of the last 11. they show them on the face of and he knocked it right to carlson just from inside the blue line. they would score his first goal of the season. order to to go in the game, they lead by a game. he gets his second goal, the two-goal lead, going into overtime. they get caught behind the net, and jeff carter scores the game- winning goal. the sharks lose three-to. the 49ers is almost complete he wiped out on the defense. and will be placed on injured reserve, and eyreth a t noback now, a lot is on the line this weekend, in seattle, from the n

that could create some delays at the airports in salt lake city, vegas, phoenix, we could see u in, thatreate isolated consider the mountain passes. besides that most of the country is looking all right. the rockies deal with the snow, the southwest deals with the rain. elsewhere across the country, we're looking at warm temperatures. in fact, we could be near record highs, especially back to the midwest going into christmas day, highs in the 50s and 60s and lingering snow and more rain makes its way on shore in the southwest. craig. >> dylan, thank you, we'll have the latest on the weather throughout the morning. the big news tied to a story we have been following for more than a year now. the ceo of boeing has now been fired in the wake of those two fatal plane crashes overseas. the worldwide grounding of the 737 max and a badly damaged relationship with the faa. nbc's tom costello covers aviation for us. tom, good morning to you. >> reporter: guys, good morning, the water cooler talk within boeing and the faa has been that once the 737 max starts flying again, ceo dennis muilenburg wo

i felt like they -- look, this is going to be good. >> reporter: the phoenix pd also provided scoresf officers, so by game day, dove had close to 100 cops working the case. >> i reminded them of that mousetrap game you played when you were a kid, in that this huge ball bearing was going to have to go through a tremendous amount of obstacles that were kind of thrown together, in order to lower the trap and catch the mouse. and anywhere along the line, there could be a snag. there could be something that we hadn't planned for that could throw this ball completely off the board. >> okay, so what was the plan? what was the nature of your trap, of your mousetrap? >> we believed that if we did something to get these people uptight, if we were able to rattle the tree, if we were able to put some fear into them that maybe the police were on to them, that they would talk about the murder of jack jessee. >> so what was the little piece of cheese you put into that trap? >> we nailed a simple copy of >> we mailed a simple copy of the newspaper article when jack jessee was murdered anonymously to

here at the town's historic rodeo grounds, refugees from the summer heat in phoenix two hours and 25 degrees away settled into the stands to enjoy the annual exploits of the cowboys. at the very same time, a few miles away on the edge of town, a woman named carol kennedy jogged along a well-worn path at the base of granite mountain. sometime after 7:00 she turned in at herbig backyard here on a street called bridle path. trotted past the stone labyrinth she'd laid out here years earlier to mark the turn of the millennium. and arrived at the backdoor of the house she intended to inhabit for the rest of her natural days. but of course, carol kennedy had no idea that this was going to be her last day. and, no, it would not be natural at all. >> it's the biggest loss of my life to this day. it's profound. it's piercing. it's constant. >> reporter: carol kennedy was in, as they say, a "good place" in her life. this is her friend katherine morris. >> carol was the epitome of kindness and living a life from a perspective of having an open heart and being loving. >> reporter: before she beca