the consul and nicole ping families have strong ties with their german partners. hina ouch and his wife patron head the german partner group and had been working with colton kenya for more than 20 years they admit that it wasn't always easy but the partnership has withstood failures and disappointments. on some of my trips to kenya i did end up feeling a bit sad that things weren't working out as intended. but this time i had the impression that everything was going very well. and makes me very happy that after more than 25 years this partnership is so strong that we're welcoming the coping families. they take pride in showing us their project. but some of the projects are ones that we sponsored. then i can tell the people i've brought here look that's where your money is going. one of the successful programs is the goat project the german visitors can see the results of their sponsorship. you have spent this go. yeah. i mean i know from a family receives a go to produce milk to produce meat and to produce manure. and they have to give the 1st or 2nd go that's bor

>> the boys are really into ping-pong. >> we are into ping-pong.pong player? >> gleb. >> you did not say your husband. >> yeah, but you knew that. >> i did. i thought i was a great -- i ordered a table tennis -- a tennis table that's coming in two days. lucky we're married. >> see, we can't even sleep in the sam bunk. i have the dog. >> she does. >> a little rough for you, sasha, on that bus. but you guys are also headed to paradise. >> yes. >> we are. may 29th to june 1st, come join us at the atlantis paradise island in the bahamas, the "dancing with the stars" journey to paradise. >> g to dwtsatlantis.com for more information. >> and maybe you guys will find a love connection just like sasha and emma, but if you are hesitant to get back into the dating world, our thurs-date with matthew is back. >> all right, so, you want to get back out onto the dating scene, what can you do right now? >> help me help you. >> first, do the more socialable version of the things you do already. if you like running, go join a running club club. >> ten minute mile,

and at that moment, as records show, michelle's iphone was pinging off a nearby cell tower.hie it seemed quite clear. giselle esteban was the one using michelle's phone to send those creepy text messages to worried friends and family and to him. and giselle did all this while on a shopping trip with her daughter. >> and she's on that phone roughly the same time that she's getting text messages from the classmates and family members. and things like that. and then i sent her a second text message at -- roughly at 3:15 in the afternoon saying, "this is not a joke. this is the police department. you need to contact me right now." that was the last contact. that's when her phone went off. >> reporter: the evidence was mounting. so ritchie stepped up his surveillance of giselle. >> we placed a tracker on her car. >> why? >> to see if she would take us to a location that michelle would possibly be. >> reporter: but that didn't happen. not to say, though, her behavior wasn't suspicious. remember the vigil the le family held a week after michelle's disappearance, the one attended by

. >>> a lot of people have ping-pong tables in their basements. it can be a fun way to spend the afternoon. but when ping-pong becomes table tennis, things can get serious. it's an olympic sport, and omar villafranca caught up with a table tennis legend working to make the u.s. olympic team that will be headed to tokyo next year. >> reporter: we went to the 2019 u.s. open championships of table tennis a few weeks ago in fort worth, texas, to catch up with one of the sport's legends who is trying to make one final run to solidify his place in the sports' history. the air-bending serves, the deep volley, and the overhead smash. this is table tennis at the highest level. a flurry of action, all on a nine-foot by five-foot table. an olympic caliber athlete in peak form is usually under age 30. dan seemiller is nowhere near that age. he is old enough to be an olympian's grandfather. >> very steady, nice. >> reporter: but i learned the hard way age is just a number for the 65-year-old seemiller. see of miller is a stud in american table tennis. he turne

call ping's conviction that a commitment to social justice is fundamental to christian belief continues to inspire them that's also true for anthony raj of india. is a city of 1000000 residents in southeast india this is where called being has its national headquarters. the working day always begins with a prayer. that. there are more than 2700 coping families in india it's the largest section after germany father anthony raj has been director of culp in india for the past 10 years. from. the world. vision. and separate property with dozens of little houses on it is one of most unusual projects since 2016 this settlement has been providing shelter for people who have an especially hard life in india and suffer from discrimination. transgender people as he dress surprisingly perhaps hardly any of the residents are coping members or even christians. the community provides support. looked down on by indian society in general and often rejected by their families some of them form alternative families of their own. many have learned a trade or even have a university degree but it's almost im

xi jing ping, to kind of lay ut, again, where china is going, xi jing ping stated in has that the era of china arrived. no longer will china be made to swallow its interests around the world. is time for china to take the stage.enter again, it's a reference that there can be cannot be two major compete -- there cannot be two powers in the world. one has to be removed. xi says this very succinctly in 2017. let's look at the facts. let's look at what china has done to tibet. know, tibet was a very peaceful culture. it is for the people still round, but the chinese government, under ping, tibeten region with han chinese which are the chinese sector, sector of china and they've overruled the ibeten area and triven the tibetens out. not only that, they have put a amongst on heroin and so they're repeating what happened during the heroin wars of china. he south china sea, china has encoached on sovereign nations around the area. nine ave the fictitious dash lines that they adhere to that are their historical routes from ancient time that they claim all that area since they sailed it in the

view committee the russian anti doping agency to be declared non-compliant for the world and people ping code for a paedo of 4 years the c.r.c. recommendation which was derived from the reports of what us intelligence and investigations and external for n.z. experts critic looted the moscow dr was intentionally of to prior to one flyover it was being forensic lee copied by wired up in january 2800 therefore the year aside on a reinstatement condition shortage where a good week agreed by the wider executive committee in september 2800 were not fulfilled in the washer dr was neither complete nor authentic along with the recommended ation the executive committee in dos the cd's of strong country currencies and conditions of reinstatement in accordance with international standard for code compliance by signatories the i asked yes which to fake in april 28th to. the consequences include the binding of russia from the olympics paralympics and world championships run by all code signatories for 4 years and a binding the russian host of russia hosting any of these major events within that time f

ping, ping. ping-pong.talk so much about trump being a bad president, but it's important to remember he's also a bad boss. because a new "washington post" article gives us more details on how trump's golf club in bedminster employed undocumented immigrants. that's right, trump gets immigrants to do the jobs americans don't want to do, like gardener or first lady. for years-- for years-- ( laughter ) ( applause ) build the wall. build the... for years, these undocumented workers served trump's meals, cleaned his homes, and ironed his boxer shorts. that's right: boxers. the only tighty-whitie in trump's white house is mike pence. ( laughter ) ( applause ) but-- but-- thank you. mike pence fans! mike pence fans! but their most important job of all? setting out trump's makeup, which means every morning, those workers had to roll in a wheelbarrow and a trowel. ( laughter ) 5 in fact, trump used so much bronzer that housekeepers had to regularly bring new shirts from the pro shop because of the rust-colored stain

we're into ping-pong. >> yeah. >> who is the best ping-pong player?ht i was great. i ordered a table tennis table that is coming, like, in two days. >> like you are ma married. >> and the tour starts january 9th. skblshttle award season will kick into high gear at the big show of 2020. and the palm springs film international film festival gala. here is preview. ♪ somewhere over the rainbow >> how do you keep the acceptance speeches fresh? >> i hadn't thought about that? ? she better start. she's being honored for judy garland in "judy." ? >> j-lo honored for "hustlers" may be partying oscar night. she's not safe. >> i don't want to jinx in. >> i want to see on the stage getting outs can are. >> oh. ♪ >> yeah. a antonio plays a film director on the decline in "pain and glory." one is martin scorsese. >> how would it feel for the movie it get recognized? >> you got to make the movies. people appreciate it. that's great. that's your award. >> i'm going the story. >> no. >> charlize will be the story in "palm springs" after megyn kelly. >> you don't do it

every ping isa to four times a minute. every ping is a person on the screen.in the dataset we had was simply a string of numbers and did not have an e—mail attached or any phone numbers or names, but when you isolate that one device, you can look and see where it has been. you look and see where it has been. you look for the top two clusters, and they will usually be where you live in where you work. where you live is often publicly identifiable information in public records, so it is very easy, and... alike might give us an example of the kind of thing that a nonbeliever than —— white might give us an example of the kind of thing that a non—friendly company might use this for and why we should be worried. think of anything in your life you might not want others to see. a lot of people will say, i live a life thatis of people will say, i live a life that is boring and i have nothing to worry about. we need to look at privacy as a collective concern. having your location in this database actually betrays other people. if you go to a political march or a protest

. >> ping-pong, ping, ping, cold, cold, cold. >> cold mornings over the next few days.we have freezing temperatures as you head out the door and if it's not freezing, it's probably still frosty on your car, so heads up about that, the roads may also be icy, in a few elevated areas, like the bridges and overpasses. watch out for that, as we head out in pleasant hill, if you're going to be catching b.a.r.t. and standing out there waiting for it, it's going to be very chilly, so make sure you're dressed in layers, and then it does warm up as we go into the day with our high temperatures heading up to about 56 degrees in concord. oakland 55 degrees. 57 degrees in san jose. santa rosa today will reach 59 degrees. the seven-day forecast is up at the bottom of the screen as you make plans. we're going to have some great weather for heading to the sierra this weekend. a look at squaw valley and alpine meadows, today the high temperature only reaches 31 degrees. we're just checking out what's happening in squaw valley, about 7 degrees this morning. it will get milder, going into

chinese president zeeshan ping said he wished the 2 sides would work harder and build more bilateral projects like the china russia east through pipeline. he said that would boost both countries' development and benefit their peoples as well china is turning to gas in part to deal with their pollution and for russia's gazprom it's a welcome opportunity to reduce its reliance on europe as well as the china pipeline the russian state owned company is working on 2 other major projects north stream 2 connecting russia with germany is almost complete and in january the turkish stream pipeline via the black sea will begin supplying gas to southern europe from the black sea to black friday madness we know now it's cyber monday that's today and expectations are high for yet another record breaking 24 hours of online sales in the u.s. but since digital deals are now spreading all around the globe there are warnings about the excesses of consumerism and even the pope. francis' story in advent in vatican city in jubilant fashion this year the start of the christian countdown to christmas happen

long live version ping after the national and if. only then would we be given through. all the while love stories remain on hold. china insists its operations in shinji are necessary to weed out terrorists and extremists. and it says the prisons are voluntary reeducation camps with its quashed shouldn't free to leave even as pictures like this suggest otherwise. but perhaps the silent suffering of children too young to understand and wives longing for their lost husbands to return which tells its own story. joining me now is good or yes and she is an m.p. and the chairperson of the german parliament that's the blunder starts human rights and humanitarian aid committee there's even some welcome to do. now that the u.s. house of representatives has passed a bill to impose sanctions on chinese officials and condemn the treatment of we girls in changing their think it is time that germany did something similar it is time for chancellor merkel to put it on the agenda of the upcoming european council to talk about a common european perspective on posing thanks and i wouldn't

less fights this isn't as equals without insulting the one this is a scene from when it was stole ping rabbit a new film from also when i carly in the link which if cinemas of this christmas. and welcome to. the film is based on the bestselling children's book of the same name by british author judas com the story deals with the refugee experience of jews in nazi germany told from the viewpoint of a 9 year old go his bowl. fast if you're going to come in this one come unifies this i thought this had sentimental to one side one doesn't somebody you. just thought needed and he took. the time it's a problem the clock speed how many. wins the election the family narrowly escapes arrest by the nazis leaving everything they have behind they flee across europe to freedom. done and what finally convinced me to make this movie was that i found this perspective so you.

chinese president asian ping addressed those demonstrations in his televised new year's address calling for a return to calm and stability in hong kong the address came amid the high tensions are. more than 6 months of sometimes violent pro-democracy demonstrations of sent the economy into recession and tarnish the city's reputation was one of the world's safest. and it will take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world former runner nissen boss. is in lebanon after skipping bio in japan where he was awaiting trial for financial misconduct in a statement was to go on claimed he was not fleeing justice but was escaping political persecution his legal team said he was shocked by the floods. musicians from paris opera have given an impromptu performance to protest against president macro's pension reform on the steps of the city's famous opera a spokesperson said pension reforms would affect the overall quality of the truth. not libya's interim president is expelled top mexican and spanish diplomats it's the lives they were attempting to help form a belief in offici

or 40 years making trust in their target because they be hard to find among the people because they ping that they will get stuck in transit houses and do not want to cooperate a lot of the residents have to agree to move forward in the development to happen and this is why thousands of building are just stuck in different stages of the good practical office or i saw no easy answers there when it comes to this issue of building collapses in mumbai due to be correspondent i mean should gys while they're with us in delhi thank you. is europe's loss australia's gain that's at least what tourism australia is hoping with a new $15000000.00 campaign which pokes a little fun at bragg's it. well within a song performed by i'll show his biggest pop star column a note that aims to learn postgrads the brits down under and perhaps away from europe the ad was aired ahead of queen elizabeth's yearly christmas message in the u.k. and while it appeared to go down well some people in social media pointed to australia's ongoing bushfires as one reason to avoid visiting the country. that's it for me thank

party in the turkish border town of gilan ping are this keen to emphasize. that they should support turkey so that all the refugees can return to their homeland and live the good life. peace but there have been repeated explosions within the planned safe zone several people have been killed blames the kurdish y.p. gene militia others say the so-called islamic state is responsible. kurds in the region are deeply skeptical about whether that zone should be regarded as safe. as we should with the current situation the united nations should really intervene. many kurds make it clear that turkish troops are not welcome here greeting their tanks with a barrage of stones. well here's some of the other stories that are making headlines around the world the evidence for impeaching u.s. president donald trump from his conduct in office is called over whelming that's the verdict of the final report on the house of representatives investigation into the president the reports finding support for all charges against the white house dismissed the report saying that it did

me to a little bit of a ping- pong, so i accept your challenge. ♪ >> it is an amazing spot.is a state of the art center. >> is beautiful. quarkrights i would like to come here and join them welcome. we're glad you are here. this is the regular meeting of the board of education. the san francisco unified school district. today november 12th, 2019. this meeting is now called to order. roll call, please. [roll call] >> i'd like to start this meeting by frederick douglas who said power concedes nothing without a command. and it never

there were the cell phone pings that seemed to show harold scouting out toni's last hike.und in harold's car with an x marking the spot where toni fell. and there were all those versions of what harold said happened on that mountain. >> this was a case in which the evidence was not so much the physical evidence. the evidence were the lies. and it was lie after lie after lie after lie. >> reporter: the defense said none of the so-called evidence added up to murder. they said the pings on harold's phone didn't show trips to the park, but rather him taking a back route to his weekend cabin. and, as for the life insurance, toni knew all about it. besides, they argued, toni would still be alive if the park service had sent a helicopter to rescue her as harold begged them to do and even offered to pay for. >> the crux of the defense was harold henthorn is an odd duck. he says more than he should. and that may make him a blowhard and an annoying person to be around at a cocktail party but doesn't make him a killer. look past his character and focus on the evidence. nobody saw har

today "the new york times" published a stunning report based on 50 billion pings, location pings, acrossle dot. the conclusion, our every move can be pinpointed and identified. i interviewed "new york times" writer and editor stuart thompson about why this is so dangerous. stuart, most of us think the location we provide to apps is anonymous. you found it's not so anonymous, right? >> it's really not. it's pretty trivial to identify the data. you can look where they go to work and where they live. that's usually enough. if you imagine your own commute, you probably take a route. there's not many people that live in your house and work in your workplace. that's pretty identifiable. >> what other public info can you use to figure out who is behind a dot? >> linkedin is useful, twitter, facebook, news articles written about a person all give signals as to who is behind the data. you only need two or three to get a sense of who it is. we approach aid number of people and by and large were never wrong about who we thought it was. >> you had data from silicon valley. give us an example of some

. >> our officers were able to ping the van and locate it here and we were able to detain two subjects and rescued animals. >> reporter: including the stock rescue named ava on his way from a foster family in kentucky to her adopted home in washington state. >> it's been terrible. the three of us, myself and the foster in the adopter have been in a group text all day and all of us are saying how sick to our stomachs we are about this. >> reporter: a is only one of two dogs already adopted. rescue groups sending her to a new family was relieved to see here on video looking okay and they hold the criminals responsible along with the company owner saying they hope she has learned from this. police say the owner was within the legal rules and was taking appropriate care of the animals. investigators don't believe the man who stole the man and dogs was actually targeting the animals but he just took an opportunity and took advantage of that to try to sell them. police still don't know if any of the dogs resold. they're asking if anyone bought a dog from a man in an unmarked white man this m

it is a ping-pong match.hen you have expert witnesses testifying in a jury trial, often the most or the more eloquent of the two experts will carry the day. these experts are not going to change anybody's mind on the judiciary committee. the three experts for the democrats are going to provide them a legal basis for all the articles of impeachment they want to right. professor turley is going to provide the republicans a legal basis for their dissent and their arguments on the floor of the house. mrs. pelosi, as chad pergram likes to remind us, is that greatest counter of noses in the history of the house of representatives and there's not going to be a vote before christmas unless she has a majority with her. so what we are doing today is just really establishing a record for a future and future references but not changing anybody's mind. >> dana: if that's the case, martha, have nobody's minds are being changed but as bret baier pointed out, the swing state polls look bad for democrats because it shows peop

the fintech platform is one of several ping an business is by softbank.sing $500 it is targeting around $260 million, and seeking a new york listing despite u.s.-china trade tensions. a sprint executive says the wireless company won't survive long without a takeover by t-mobile. the testimony was in a federal trial that will determine whether the merger can indeed proceed. federal regulators approved the deal but several states sued on antitrust concerns. that is your bloomberg business flash. -- leigh-ann gerrans with your business flash. saudi aramco jumped for a second day, pushing the oil giant's value beyond the $2 trillion mark that was part of the alienation global investors felt, part of what prompted the kingdom to enbd of focusing on a domestic listing with such an incredibly small flow. ofhabook is part of bjc, one the largest brokers in the world. great to have you with us, martin. i wonder what you think about this. i find it so fascinating that now the biggest company in the whole world has one of the smallest free floats in the whole world.

did you ever ping the would be talking about our planet being unlivable because of bad air after allone of the biggest reasons the earth is habitable is because we have just the right ingredients to make up an atmosphere that can sustain life i hope you're able to keep of that we for a long long time with that part it's goodbye we'll be back next week thank you for watching. was. christmas time you can hear it in dozens of languages. now countries all over the world. come to disarm come from and how did it become such a part of christmas. song for the world. cyber miles. in 15 minutes on d w. some. old favorites for. some wonder spectacular goals. plenty of emotion. the best of game day. because. 90 minutes on d w. c . christmas time on double. up to me. and colby promises. never defeated me. from. your backyard or prefer to go to our for the about. a little. bit of behavior that is. this is developing news live from berlin turkey warns of a looming crisis as tens of thousands of syrians flee attacks by russian and syrian government forces in the middle of regions turkey says a new w

i think you are right about that, the ping-pong will continue, when we resume inside the hearing, to chris wallace, your observation now, chris. >> it is exactly what you were just saying. that this really is not a search, if there is such a thing as the truth or wisdom, this is two sides trying to build their cases as you point out, the democrats are talking to their three witnesses, because they are in the majority, they have three. the republicans only have one. and i've covered trials, i've been in trials. and when one side presents her argument, you always think, that is it. they just have made their case. and when you heard the first session, you heard these three very wise law professors make a very convincing case of everything that donald trump did was impeachable. and then for 45 minutes, you heard the republican witness jonathan turley make an equally credible case that that no, this is not anywhere near it. there is not a real crime here. there is a rush to judgment. they are using speed when they could be taking more time and perhaps getting more definitive evidence. we

presence in the south china sea and is closing in on taipei's dwindling diplomatic allies she didn't pinghas fashioned himself as a great leader of china and how such is determined to leave behind a great legacy analysts say securing china's role as a leader in the asia pacific and bringing taiwan firmly back on the mainland control are central to that legacy and a disastrous outcome according to the united states washington has agreed to see. taiwan fighter jets tanks and weapons infuriating the communist party but china is not taking any action just now do you want to provoke the us to get involved satchels you want to take one out wait why don't wait a few years. when you or your military is going to be stronger with a view the us which is likely to be a week or 2 will be watching taiwan's election from beijing waiting to see whether the island moves closer to the mainland or further away. beijing and in the next part of our series looking into the big stories in 2020 we'll explore how the protests that have spread across the oxers of tolbert will shape its politics there was fear thou

we identified multiple pings at the pentagon, the white house, mar-a-lago, places like that.events. so people trying to demonstrate freely but feel like they're lost in the crowd and not tied to that all the time. you know, you have synagogues, mosques, churches, these types of areas. you can identify in that data who goes where, how often, when some of the places are packed and when they might be most vulnerable. you can look at schools. there's really no regulation in this industry that prevents you from tracking someone over the age of 13 who has consented and then you're looking at kids moving around in schools. >> and some of this information, what we've learned over the last couple years can be bought for very little money. >> the problem with this industry and in reporting on this industry is that it is completely opaque. people who work in the industry say the online advertising is so complex, this information goes one place and then there's a black box. you have no idea where it's going, how it's being used. there's no real accountability there, and the privacy polic

capturing a man appearing to be dulos discarding more than 30 garbage bags, his cell phone showing pings in the area at the time. the blood confirmed to be jennifer's. dulos and traconis appeared app. three months later a similar scene. dulos was taken into custody a second time and again charged with tampering with evidence in her disappearance. >> there's not much here that we haven't heard before, and i question the wisdom of these charges. we intend to plead not guilty these charges. >> it's an exhausting fight. i love my children. >> they do, but where's the murder charge? >> reporter: traconnis was also arrested, facing that same murder charge. police released a detailed, 38-page warrant, complete with surveillance video, cell phone data and dna analysis, showing a trail of suspicious activity in the days following jennifer's disappearance. crucial details, including traconis admitting she hadn't been truthful during previous questioning. >> detectives have a circumstantial case. >> reporter: she said she and e morning she disappeared, providing an alibi, but she later admitted she

. >> we were able to ping the van. and the location. >> oakland police arrested the alleged thief and rescued 24 dogs along with the van. a few dogs remain missing. police said it appeared the suspect may have tried to sell dogs. >> as far as who he may have been sold to, was he sold before or after the van was stolen. there's unknown factors. that's not helping. >> the unknown and the uncertainty is the hardest part of all. >> we're worried he's lonely. and or scared. and getting fed. and we just really want him back. no questions asked. >> still ahead. mayor is mobbed by reporters why everyone wants to hear about the presidential election. >> former giants manager getting a new job. he will be managing baseball. >> showers have moved in. when they'll reach your neighborhood. hour by hour is coming up. >> $29 to fly to southern california. the airline that wants to start the new year with a bang. your brain is an amazing thing. but as you get older, it naturally begins to change, causing a lack of sharpness, or even t

did you ever ping the would be talking about our planet being unlivable because of bad it after all one of the biggest reasons the earth is habitable is because we have just the right ingredients to make up in the most fear that can sustain life i would put a bill to keep a duck weak for a long long time with that thought it's a good bite may be back next week thank you for watching. old favorites. no wonder. they go cut plenty of emotion. the best game. because 30 minutes on t.w. . no there's no reason to stay if. you can get rid of it. get over it. and if nothing else. completely cut out. russia. should never let its. frequency 75. 11. come up. christmas time. i'm not. cold the promise of. feet in the. south africa. roots are barking are there for the military for good. or ill. in the public perception africa is now assuming the position to which it was always entitle. you to use it is. starting to. be done. this is you know we news life for berlin where it all began christmas says come to bethlehem thousands of pilgrims that flock to the west bank city the place christians revere as

nine minutes into the flight radio transmissions indicate rescuers zeroed in by tracking cell phone pings by occupants on the helicopter there is no official word tonight on the condition or identities of those aboard, lester >> ron mott, thanks foe >>> to hawaii in the deadly shooting at pearl harbor where a gunman opened fire killing two and injuring a third victim tonight we're learning more about the gunman miguel almaguer is there with late details. >> reporter: gunfire panic and terror at pearl harbor police and medical teams rushing just after 2:00 p.m. on wednesday the u.s. military base locked down. >> we want to help, obviously, but we can't so it's probably the worst part. >> reporter: a sailor opening fire on three civilians killing two before taking his own life a witness describing the scene to nbc affiliate khml. >> i heard loud pops and looked out the window. saw three people on the ground >> the shooter as a law sailor or carried the attack with his service weapons.wi motives stil unclear, the navy says the shooter was assigned to this nuclear submarine, the "uss colombia

we play a lot of ping pong. >> oh, yeah. there you go. you look the part. it's very chic.er. where is that peter? >> i usually find him by the size of his biceps. >> are you studying your lines right here? >> yeah. first scene that i have with oliver stark. >> he already knows your line. >> i should probably be learning my lines as well. >> we were going to go work out. were you like into that at all? >> i do a little working out once in a while, yeah. >> just a little. we're going to play with the fake weights. >> so this is our work-out area. this is a fake weight. we like to start with the real weights then two takes in we give up and say give me the fake ones. >> they are calling him to set. bye bye. thank you for the tour. okay. this is a real working set. people real working. this is a working set too people. >> working it. >>> we've got some "e.t." birthdays to take care of. do the honors. >> which ncis l.a. star got their start on a soap oprah? daniella, chris o'donnell or eric christian wilson? the answer when we come back. ♪ movie. i didn't have to call an ambula

. >> the officers were able to ping the van and located here and we were able to detained two subjects and rescued animals. >> including this one and a half-year-old rescue named ava on her way for my foster family in kentucky to her adopted home in washington state. >> it has been terrible, the three of us, the foster and the adapter have been in a group text all day and all of us are saying how sick to our stomachs we are about this.>> ava is one of two dogs already adopted in the rescue group sending her to a new family was relieved to see her on video in oakland and of an animal control car looking okay and oakland police said during the theft some paperwork went missing and they're not sure if any of the dogs were actually sold. all the dogs have been taken to the oakland animal shelter where they are being cared for during the investigation. >>> a san francisco man who took a cookie without permission from a residential drug treatment center has been released from jail and had been sentenced to six months behind bars last week for violating his probation but yesterday i just rele

camera can only see as well as a human can heavy rain and snow fall also interfere with laser and radar pings. most of the fully autonomous vehicles have been on the road only in sunny california and even then they've had a few accidents along the way. one woman who suddenly appeared out of the dark much like this was even killed by an autonomous car out similar accidents happen with regular vehicles as well. self driving cars will use artificial intelligence to learn to respond to sudden hazards the way a human would and that will take time and. there's little doubt that autonomous vehicles will eventually make traffic say found about 90 percent of accidents are caused by human error and those won't happen in fully autonomous vehicles. they can't fall asleep at the wheel don't drive under the influence of alcohol and won't become aggressive either. and many people complain that autonomous cars will make driving boring but in all likelihood passengers will find other ways to stay entertained. by jeep promises super fast internet and stable connections that will enable more and more devices to

i'm going to to hatch be howevechp is ping so they're controlling the flow of the traffic going through there. >>you know it's not unusual to he i 5 a couple times a winter because of snow but the pictures that we saw a few minus ago that we were showing and i know you can see where you e but there was a lot of snow morthan i'm used to seeing going over the grapevine is is that your expernce. >>yeah as long as i'veeen in the central valley, a this is actually the ngest i've seen it closed in one period. the longest,i think i've seen the last few yea was made about 12 hours and he definitely rpassed that. >>heanthony i keep thinking about that driver found dead in his truck and i know we don't know a lot budo it do we know anything about the cicumstances. >>yoknow my understanding that would actually just outside of our area so i did not get very much information other than what you may have seen on the news. my understanding is that possibly was a health related condition, but unfortunately i don't have much information on >>any other reason digital effects from this we're looking at a

google's co-fousters are ping down from their official positions at parent company alphabet. larry page and sergey brin served as ceo and president, respectively. they famously founded the tech giant in a garage in the 1990's. they will stay involved as shareholders and board members. google's ceo, sundar pichai, t will take ovir official rules. at least three people have been killed in a powerful typhoon in the philippines. the typhoond passt south of the capital, manila. the international airport remains closed. some events at the southeast asian games, which opened on saturday, were canceled or rescheduled. officials say the evacuation o 225,000 people prevented greater loss of life. one of the biggest names in the democratic field forppresident is dg out of the race. in a twitter post-- in a tweet today, kamala harris said she is ending her campaign with whatee she calledregret. the california democrat was once seen as a top-tier candidate but failed to gaction in early polling. the bbc' me earlier to break this all down. why did she decide to make this move now, and was

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reasons we put the legislation forward and wanted congress to pass a law was to try and avoid the ping-pong that has taken place over the years between fcc commissioners. legislation would achieve that end. we have not been able to get the right formula to get the senate to act on this. senator markey is going to be aking to bring the net neutrality bill up for a vote. we still are pushing that. it is a very popular issue, regardless of party affiliation. people want to see a level playing field. there's likely to be a new fcc commissioner, chairman, if there is a new president. change the calculus on where we go on net neutrality. although the courts ruled the fcc could turn over their will, they said states can make their own laws. i think people will have to think about whether they want to see a patchwork of state imposing their own net neutrality rules -- california is getting to vote on this by the end of the year -- or whether they want to sit down and see if we can have a legislative fix to settle the issue once and for all. thehen i have looked over different democratic contenders

characterized by a political history we can call it that from angry debates about climate change to the wider ping scandal and of course emotions also ran high over breaks it to force johnson's victory in the u.k. general election gave leaves hope and left some remain is in despair saskia taylor looks at the whole saga the festive season is upon us mulled wine christmassy smells and sounds the promise of snow but the time to come together and to tell stories and wow do i have a good one of the past. one queued morning over 3 years ago the british people woke up and decided they just had enough of those bureaucrats in brussels and all 60000000 mourn the loss of that redpath courts 17400000 rejoiced off with those european shackles make britain great again a fuel they promised it would be easy getting out of the e.u. can be quick and easy the u.k. holds most of the cards. the there are 2 votes a lever we hold. we can choose the polls we won't an optimism apparently not shared by david cameron because he made a hasty exit but to resume bounded to the rescue on her lap at kitson heels and she meant br

. >> it was in the way of the ping pong table, and he wanted to, apparently, clear out some space. >>re his table tennis game gets too rusty. >> i got around to calling an auctioneer, someone whose name i saw advertised on the side of the garden state parkway. >> john nye is the auction guy. >> so i said, listen, i'll stop and see you on my way to work. >> nye liquidates estates, some big fortunes like luther vandross and perry como's, and a lot of more modest ones like the landaus. you went to his house, what'd you see? >> he takes me down to the basement. my initial reaction was, i was loving the silver. the paintings were beautiful, but not remarkable. >> nye schleps the stuff over to his auction house to examine each piece and price it for sale. he values some of those silver pieces, which roger was optimistic about, for a few hundred dollars each, and a sterling centerpiece bowl at about $2,000. >> you have a couple of interesting things. >> it's a nice group. >> tchotchkes. >> bingo. >> nye estimates the signed painting of a parisian boulevard could fetch about 500 bucks. not ba

having more closer contact having discussions finding joint solutions we're much more close to that ping was where we were standing a year ago. we understand after the elections in the u.k. that writes it will finally happen. you never know but at least as boris johnson put it said he's got to go and he was already pushing you know some of the broken so. just offer you the seat in the chair reliques in the which. so have you been watching has russia been watching does this send any message to moscow are you looking for if you know other problems the mystically you know or international clinic relations which were concerned in the in trying to find solutions and is a very good story you know already it kind of you know serial which lists for us so we just wishing you know just checking the headlines which is what has happened these things on their own so that's that's that's about it let me bring up what's going on with the world trade organization we learned that the w t o appellate body stopped functioning what's going on with the reforms there and also how will trade disputes the resul