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these were the people from chechnya, the pols, americans, and now they have the ukranians as their enemy for some internal arrangements. the philosophy of the enemy helps them to keep the country, maintain the ruling of their country. this is their philosophy. it has to be changed. this is not the right time for such philosophy, and we are not able to afford such losses and rule through enemy. russia has to change its enemy. >> reporter: you remember a time in poland when there is not a free press. russia has that situation. vladimir putin is popular in russia for its actions. it seems the people think he's defending russia and greater russia. do you think if people knew what was going on he would support? >> definitely. the support he gets nowadays is smaller, but russia may like it in a certain way. the additional problem for russia is they used to be a superpower, as the u.s. sr. they lost its position, and the only superpower is the u.s.a. but i refer to weapons, the economy, moral and social and economic issues as well. they are not the leaders, that is why it is hard for russia to

in it scientists say they are more certain than ever that greenhouse gas emissions and pol ute ants are the dominant cause of global warming. reducing greenhouse gas is the key to limiting risks of climate change. the impact of climate change is felt on all continents. the least developed countries are vulnerable. >> the u.n. secretary-general ban ki-moon says the world can limit climate change. >> the good news is if we act now, immediately, and decisively, we'll have the means to build a better and takenable world. many tools and technologies are already available. the noble energy sources are increasingly, economically competitive. they have long proven value. action on climate change can contribute to economic prosperity. why reducing the risks of further environmental deg radition. many of the countries effected by climate change are developing ones. with development warming that climate change will make it source. the pacific island samoa is proceduring for the worst. >> two years ago cyclones brought trees crashing down on lester dean's bee heaves, so many plants were destroyed t

a growing until of pols have been drawn to nationalists and anti-immigration politics, fearing that polish factions are threatened. they are opposed to anything to do with the european union. years of slowdown increased the frustration of some, and there is a marked increase in numbers. >> in the past, rioters targeted the russian embassy, and those associated with liberal factions. this year the focus was press. >> the number of new cases of ebola in west african countries may be stabilizing. people are dying. the world health organisation says more resources need to be put into the safe disposal of bodies. al jazeera joined a burial team in liberia. >> reporter: a group prayer before beginning another difficult day. this red cross burial team based in the capital monrovia has been called to a house. the body of a young man called robert has been left in an outhouse. >> this is not just a dead body. it's a disease. we are also very concerned about them. if you don't follow the protocol, you could be infected and you could be a victim of the situation. >> the world health organisation says

to the numerous staff who served as mentors to the past summer project, the high school interns and pol high school inturns excuse me, dbi staff receiving the special certificates of appreciation for the (inaudible) and so please forgive me in i mispronones, ben mar, sardan and maret, tesa, adora, maria ascochez not even close. katherine bird, and terry salt, and rick and kevin ipp and sherry brown and ben yee and andy eu and so this concludes my president's announcement and so i believe that next is public comment. >> yes. item three, general public comment. >> yeah. >> the bic will take public comment on matters within the commission's jurisdiction that are not part of at again da. >> i would like to acknowledge, commissioner melgar. >> okay, thank you. >> good morning commissioners my name is john (inaudible) from the concerned neighbors in the valley i brought a letter to a copy of it to all of you and the supervisor board. and no actions have been taken. it concerns the project at 3450, third street and you need to place this on your next meeting, thank you very much. >> thank you.

that would avoid a strike, especially with the election on tuesday and people who need to get to the pols, the senator et cetera mesa deal is about 85 percent of the way done, maybe a little bit more and that both sides are hammering out the issues. i would say, dotting is and crossing ts, but there is some wordsmithing that always go on. >> sure. it doesn't necessarily mean that to you, that kind of thing. it's nothing, to my knowledge, that is major that's separating them and causing them to walk away, but there's a lot of critiquing at the last moment. again, both sides very confident that a deal will happen, sources telling me pensions are no longer the issue right now. the issue is simply how grief anesthesia are resolved, things like that. but a strike is technically on the table at this point until a deal is finalized. i and, all right, dave, thank you. attorney general kathleen cane is recovering after a concussion in her state vehicle last week and she admits she was not wearing her seatbelt. the driver of her chevy tahoe took his eyes off the road toic p up his ipad that fell on

this is an improvement from that pol air air. watch what happens over next couple of days, blue that is arctic air. it retreats northward for thursday afternoon. then a piece comes down for friday but just for one day and then by saturday it lifts well to the north and we are talking about milder conditions throughout new york, new jersey, pennsylvania, all the way up through new england. saturday really begins a consistent warm up. overnight mainly clear, cold. low around 20. temperatures slowly rising or steady overnight with the southerly win. you can see wind chills come tomorrow morning in the teens in the poconos and lehigh valley and upper teens, less than 20. through philadelphia area in the suburbs we are looking at wind chills that will be in the lower 20's. that is not a terrible place to be but it is still quite cold for this time of the year abe beast low 30 as far as shore is concerned with those wind chills. so between 26 and 29 for the most part. for your thursday mostly sunny not quite as cold, westerly wind for

a growing number of i don't think pols are going to the politics, fearing traditional polish values are years of economic slow down have increased the frustration of storm some and there has been a marked increase of the number of racial attacks. in the past, rioters have also targeted the russian embassy and places associated with liberal and left wing political fax shuns. faction, this year the focus of their lines was the polish police. simon mcgregor wood al jazerra. >>> people in cities across europe have attended events marking a century since arm sift day the end of hostilities in worlds war one. in paris the president laid a wrea at the to him of th tomb oe unknown soldiers. >>> in the u.k. a special ceremony was held at the tower of london, thousands of people have gathered to see a young ca dead plant the final ceramic poppy at the motorcycle in the tower. more than 880,000 poppies have been planted each representing a british or commonwealth life that was lost in world war i. >>> reminders, of course, you can find much more on our website. the usual address for you is al.com.

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. >> the pol!polarization would gt locked in. bow you don't see a lot of movement there. >> as a democrat do you hope he does or does not. >> a tough call, if he cannot come to an agreement that would be est way to go, but if he can't, he will have a lot of pressure. @%u: it seems clear, he says this new congress. either they overrule people who put him in office oh, he will act by executive fiat. >> you have going republican party, there are candidates who want real immigration reform before they stand on ballot in 2016 for president to have a shot at attracting hispanic votes this lame duck may be a way to pull that off. lou: this would be a poor time for republicans to be too clever. >> this is a bad time for president to be too cliff are by er by half -- clever by half. lou: would it be fascinateing to see this president to go to nation, to bottomed a national consensus went both chambers of house, his is say president who is not so inclined to be engaged in popular democracy, it seems. joe trippi, always great to have you he

. >> people, like many americans, are not happy with pol ficks and politicians -- politics and politicians. >> people are tired of pom ticks, and -- politics and tired of the general direction of the country. >> washington is not doing anything. it's like it's broken. we need to fix it. >> that feeling is bad news for this man, kansas's long-time republican senator pat roberts. >> ladies and gentlemen, the road to a republican majority runs right straight-through kansas. and kansas will deliver. [ cheering and applause ] >> reporter: or maybe not this time. roberts, who has been in congress since 1991 is in the fight of his political life against this man, independent greg ormond, a successful businessman not aligned with either party. >> the american public expects washington to work. they expect them to solve problems. unfortunately, when we send the same people back, we do not send that message. >> ormond turned the senate race into a toss up. support for ormond grew, and in september, the democratic candidate dropped out of the race in order to give ormond a better shot at beating robe

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. >> have to work for the pol-aroids.u're the only person i could >> i'll handle the tacky jokes. >> here are your current temperatures. it's going to be cold and this is early on in the season. midst, you're used to it in november but we're talking about temperatures 20 to 40 degrees below what they should be. current temps, 22 in fargo. can you point out the cold front? in st., how 72. you'll drop 20 or 30 degrees in the next 12 to 24 hours. wind chill, what it feels like on your skin, feels likes 6 in fargo, minus two in rapid city. we'll see 40-degree drops easily across portions of the midwest and central plains over the next 24 hours. winter weather"rkiu advisories a lot of snow, 8 to 12 inches, perhaps two feet of snow across the u. purpose of -- u. purpose of michigan, so vary early ton cease these type of snow totals in the season. let's take a look at the forecast lows. the midwest, the southeast, the south, the east coast, you're going to get in on this over the next couple of days. it's going to be frigid. wed

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monday, and then we will see some cooler air begin to move back in by thanksgiving but not arctic or pol will air air at that point. that is good news. overnight clear skies, temperatures in the 20's, wind ten to 15 miles an hour feeling like the the teens will. that goes for tomorrow morning. for your friday mostly sunny, windy, frigid, we will see wind chills in the 20's again. the as you look ahead on the exclusive three day forecast friday we will dip down to the 30's, saturday back in the 40's. and for birds on sunday milder with a temperature of 56 degrees and rain moving in late, that is a look at your three day forecast we will see you back with more after caring for you ... just got a little easier. pearle vision accepts flex accounts and most vision plans, including eye med. this is genuine eye care, right in your neighborhood. this is pearle vision. >>> the birds back at the practice field gearing up for sunday's showdown with the tennessee titans. eagles are coming off that thrashing in lambeau field at the land of aaron rodgers and green bay packers. quarterback mark sanchez

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. >> reporter: the year 1939, hitler's germany a attacks pol an, britain forced to declare war on germaner jewness europe is there in safe place. such was place for polish connection letter family that operated a million in million of the family. but they were in great danger to themselves hid them, mir was just five, helena just 13. both families survived war and they have not seen each other for 69 years, until this week. emotional reunion as now elderly woman saw each other for the first time since the war. i think my heart will explode from happiness said helen a i never thought i would be given the chance to see mira. she was very controlled but a lot of emotion. helen a recounted danger. >> it happened sometime she was staying the night with her mother and germans were staying a hundred feet from our house. >> reunion was arrange by jewish foundation for righteous an organization that brings holocaust survivor and their protectors, often christian whose defied nazi rule in order to obey a higher law. >> rescuers are role models, and i think it is important. it is not dead history. >

and it is certainly very pols affecting the consumer and auto sales which we will talk about in just a minute. let me get to chris at the cme in chicago. you tell me what the traders are looking at the most. volatilities are slightly being impacted. now, serve sayingg wait a minute we have had records on the and want dow. little tougher to make that happen today. what do you think happens? do investors go back to a little bit of risk off, go to lower beta or risk trades. >> if you look at the volatility we've had in the past two weeks, we had a 1500. sell off and 1500. rally. the market came back really, really strong. we had the ebola fears and and so on and so forth. this market every time there's a correction, it comes back. the s&p had a perfect 10 percent injectioo came back. and i think we kind of trade sideways until -- i'm not even concerned so much about the midterm elections. i think it's more unemployment. and we'll see what will happen. this market has continued to just, you know, climb the wall of worry. i know that's a clichÉ, but that's what this has done for the past

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this is as advertised which is pol will air plunge, we have had really cold air moving in by the the middle will and end of next week. it is all because of a typhoon in the pacific, moving to the north and kind of loosening up this polar air, this arctic air, so get ready for a really big chill if you have in the unpack your sweaters yet for the winter you will need them by end of the next week. kick off forecast for the eagles, at the link, 46 degrees at 8:30 on monday night so i think we have covered just about everything in this, seven day forecast, to the high of 63 degrees on veterans day on tuesday to only 44, on thursday. and very chilly at night as well. so little will roller chester right for you, been kelly, you can handle it. >> likes to set up front in the roller coaster. >> good morning everybody. 6:47. we are sitting up front on the blue route 476 right here near lima springfield interest change an accident with the tow truck off to the side here. just watch it, all a of the roads are still damp from all that rain and make things slippery in the neighborhoods. we have h

so if i may, let me start off with a general awareness question in the me turn to you, pol, if i couldcome in to have you give your self introduction. >> thank you. as mentioned earlier this morning, dell is transforming to offer a series of solutions for our clients and public sector as well as private sector clients having to do with cybersecurity. i gets everything from this, which we would love to see the death of the password and to be able to help our clients with that. we are working on a variety of policy issues as well as technology issues in the cybersecurity space everything from supply teams, integrity, devices that are on this desk or in your pocket, on the way back into security intrusion prevention and a broad technology spectrum for cybersecurity. >> excellent. >> sean franklin with american express and i want to thank matt and the chamber for putting us on its pleasure to be here, especially with a panel of everybody. i'm responsible or cyberintelligence at american express and my playground playground is to identify and protect category. also responsible for informati

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pol willcy known as affirmative consent, requires conscious, voluntary agreement between partners to have sex. whether it will reduce assaults remain unclear but states and universities, are under pressure to change, how they handle rape allegations. now this comes after the university of virginia has announced it is suspending all fraternities on campus following a shocking rape allegation that surfaced and report from rolling stone magazine. >> in this article a uv a student described being assaulted by seven men at a party at the fraternity house back in 2012. victim tells the magazine that she reported the rape to school administrators but they didn't do anything. the suspension of the fraternity is currently in effect until january 9th. >> there are good people in greek life. i have friend in greek life. but at the same time it can't continue like this. >> the president of uv a says board of supervisor will meet tuesday to discuss allegation as long with the university's policy and procedures concerning sexual assault. the school has also asked charlottesville police to investig

restaurant because 30 minutes after the drinks were served, the the manager, land manically came out, pol guyed for the mistake and took the drinks away. the couple says they were worried because their two-year old had already finished her beverage and she was beginning to feel sick. >> she ordered these drinks and you order these drinks off the kids menu with the intent that you're providing your child something safe. >> what is that test tube. >> the test tube is the drink was served in. >> okay. >> the colorado springs police department liquor team is investigating, joe's crab shack released a statement saying that they too, are investigating the incident and they are sorry that it all happened. >>> 5:27. inspiring story of love right here in philadelphia, a tragic accident, in paradise left one couple struggling with what to do next. but how they over came these odds is amazing. >>> then two texas homeowners terrorized a robbed but now they want to help the you tell us what you want to pay and we help find options to fit your budget. nah, nah, insurance, nah, nah, nah, discount. my na

some analyst think high voter turnout could help democrats hold on to the senate but pol stores are expectingterms turnout to be low tonight. so it will be a really worth watching as we move through this evening. you can have your say, the poems poles are still opened, in new jersey, pennsylvania, and delaware, they close in all three states at 8:00 o'clock tonight. we will have hourly updates for you here on cbs-3 starting at 7:00, at 10:00 o'clock tonight, cbs news will have special election coverage and we will update you on the local and national races, on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" tonight at 11:00 o'clock. >>> still to come on "eyewitness news", the most common resume mistakes, and then women aren't only ones trying to get rid of wrinkles and improve their looks. we will tell you why more and more men are turning to botox, or some like to call it brot ot to shave off a few years. >>> we might never hear taylor swift on one popular streaming platform why she's pulling her songs, kate. >>> jessica have after a beautiful day today we have got some rain in the forecast i'll tell you when and h

i think grace pol immigration policy is mostly paid for by cuts in fees. so it seems that the idea that has the most support is taking the president to court and they think that they have had success in the past on other issues with the court. so that will probably be the best venue. but the idea of the republican leadership trying to sort of beat back conservatives who are foaming at the mouth wanting to be aggressive as soon as possible, that will be the challenge. because there is no immediate way to deal with this. >> dana bash, thank you. i want to go right to ana navarro and stephanie cutter, and also ramesh, thank you so much for being here. do you think this provision will get these people, i guess it's about 5 million undocumented immigrants who are parents of legal residents or citizens, will it get them out of the shadows or are a lot of them going to remain there? >> i think a lot of will come out of the shadows. i suspect the majority will because even though this is not a permanent solution, even though this is not a path to legalization in a