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amber rad returns to the cabinet.r the california wildfires more than doubles to more than 630. the woman who says she was groped by a member of the house of lords says it isa a member of the house of lords says it is a disgrace he was not immediately suspended. theresa may has appointed stephen berkley to the post of brexit secretary, taking over from berkley to the post of brexit secretary, taking overfrom dominic rabb, and has brought amber rad back into the cabinet as work and pensions secretary. —— amber rudd. meanwhile questions remain over how many mps have submitted letters of no confidence, after leading euroscepticjacob rees no confidence, after leading eurosceptic jacob rees mogg announced he had. leading brexiteer and environment secretary michael gove said he will not resign. late this afternoon stephen berkley and amber rudd joined the cabinet as brexit and work and pensions secretary. we have been discussing where this last week has left the prime minister and the brexit process. the strain of brexit is

we're under a rad flag fire warning until 7:00 a.m. friday. we'll have more details. >> thank you. it will not shut off power to several north bay communities. tuesday. they told customers in eight counties it may shut off power dueme fire danger. that's not going to happen. it did happen last month. when ty off power in several counties including napa. e in 59,000 houses for a few days. >> mobilizing after president trump fires his attorney general. live pictures of the rally in san francisco. one of many going on around the country. hundreds of people at this location. what they're calling for tonight. >> protecting passengers. new initiative in san francisco to make sure sexual assaults don't happen while using ride share services. like uber and lift. the country. you )re looking live a >>> this is the night of action across the country for a lot of people. you're looking live at a demonstration in san francisco civic center. a few hundred people are there right now. the demonstration might grow into the night. the goal is support the mueller investigation. promoting the hash ta

. >> pretty rad. he learned on youtube how to create a bubble ring under water.it rising to the surface, but not before he sends another one up there. this is the cool part about this video. >> wow. >> this is great. >> but watch what happens right about here. >> no! >> yes! >> that's awesome. >> yes, as they're going up, both of the rings combine to create that beautiful underwater loop-di-dupe thing. >> that was like something out of space, man. >> it's amazing because it keeps moving. look at that. two rings become one. they do this twirly whirly thing and then you see another ring just kind of take off in the distance. and we're left with this. it almost looks like a snake under water. >> yeah. >> mesmerized? >> yeah. mesmerized. >>> you might think you know where this video is going when lydia sits at this piano and starts playing a tune familiar to millions around the world. you have no idea how far this is going to go. ♪ i paid my dues time after time ♪ >> as this group of child prodigies from around the world start singing queen's "we are the champions,"

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it is rad. jane: great lesson to learn. thanks so much for joining me. isaac: thank you so much. have to tell you, that yo is now my screensaver. the journey took six months, that the last sevenes minad nasa scientist on edge. that is when the insight went to the surface of the red planet, begin gathering information or to disappear forever. there was reason to celebrate admission control, as victoria gill reports. >> touchdown confirmed. victoria: after six mths' journey and a perilous descent relief at mission control. >> it is incredible. this is my first mission. i still feel nervous the adrenaline is going through me. we are on mars. insight works. it is a soft landing. everything is perfect. i want more data. i want to see what is happening on mars. ctvioria: nasa's insight lander plunged through the martian atmosphere safely to send the signal home. here are the first pictures sent from its new home. insight will carefully examine its surroundings so scientists can select exactly where to place scientific equipment. >> we will give mars its very first checkupn 4 billion ye

misery and suffering but also to deaths when you remove solvent from account tree when you demand rads. and illegal debt is repaid. by the blood. of the people because this is what has been happening we've been paying with our own blood for a debt that they created and when i say they i'm talking about the governments the greek governments but also the european governments that the creditors governments and the german and french banks which were those responsible for the larger part of greece's so-called current debt whether there would come to be a better outcome. if. you know under different circumstances. with without your stay with you. it's hard to say. defense is you know lucky since it's cutbacks would no excuse for the lack of planning all coordination. he believes they had enough water bombing a craft to slow the blaze they just didn't send them in. i think certainly if we had been and what my research shows is that if we caught fire fighting. operational. without delay the spread of the fire by you least an hour an hour and a half some of those you can say to an hour would ha

stretching from havana to caracas to managua is the cause of immense human suffering so here is the to rad make triple quba nicaragua venezuela all three left leaning socialist states with anti american sentiment what a surprise by the way i reworded troika of tyranny into to radek triple so if i hear the state department stealing my phrase is going to be trouble but dull pick washington has a history of packaging nations into bite size. who can forget the axis of evil states like these and their terrorist allies constitute an axis of evil arming to threaten the peace of the world back then the bad guys were iran iraq and north korea and the term was so good that marketing genius john bolton made a sequel that same year beyond the axis of evil there are other rogue states intent on acquiring weapons of mass destruction particularly biological weapons. that included libya syria and cuba again congratulations cuba for making it both into the axis of evil and the troika of tyranny lots to look forward to more sanctions invasion maybe there are still spots open in the fall faction the villaine

the par rad starts at 1:00 thisn pleasanton. >>> also happening today, celebrate the day of the dead in the oakland's fruitvale neighborhood. the event runs from 10:00 until 5:00. it should be a good time everyone what about the weather in we are dealing with winds and warm temperatures? >> that's right. the winds are turning more on shore. those are upper elevation winds. it will be cooler everywhere. the golden gate bridge you can see fog free. certainly a cooler start to the day. a cooler finish and we'll talk about when we really get back down to average. that's in my seven day forecast coming up. >>> can the wears pull off another upset for >> fans can acceptabilitier ssh enter through -- lot a not open. mccovie remembered for his class and graciousness off the field. >>> 49 efrers and raiders are o today. last night took stage against washington state. abc 7 has the highlights in this morning's sports. >>> good morning everyone. it was circled on everyone's calendar. by the time they met on saturday both were unranked. the huskies have won 18 of the last ran it in 60 yards out.

withdrawal agreement struck with the european union to barkley steps into the position vacated by dominic rad one of a number of conservatives who quit after the tory cabinet backed the deal made to her plan to the public on friday speaking at a london radio station to try and tell sell rather the agreement but a number of her party's senior lawmakers say the agreement will be rejected by parliament john hall has more from outside the u.k. parliament. well the ship of state on friday evening is looking more stable than it was twenty four hours ago theresa may has appointed a new briggs's secretary replacing dominic robb who resigned on thursday stephen bach li apt analogy union health minister but crucially a leave supporter that portfolio requires a leave supporter to make it in any way effective he takes up the position albeit a portfolio reduced in stature to reason may will be leading the negotiations we're told at least over the next ten days with the e.u. she's also brought back into her cabinet amber rudd the former home secretary a pro remain minister and a close ally of to resume a t

his rival, republican ron desantis, is staying under the rad radar. ryan nobles have more from tallahassee. >> reporter: dave and christine, here in leon county, where the state capital resides, they expect to have the counting wrapped up on tuesday. each county operates differently. most counties are confident they will have all ballots recounted in the senate race. the margin between rick scott and bill nelson is tight. 12,500 votes separate the two. that's why there are so many people focused on it. democrats believe they have the chance to flip the race from one hand to another. while there is a lot of focus on the vote counting, there is another battle playing out in the courtroom. lawsuits filed by both sides in the past couple days. including the lawsuit by the league of women voters. it will attempt to compel rick scott to step away from the recount process. recuse himself. scott has been aggressive on that front. he has instructed the attorney general pam bondi to get involved and law enforcement to investigate any potential claims of fraud o

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the fringes are rads calizing.there were ever a time when europe needed a steady american hand helping it navigate toward its future, it's now. the president isn't providing that. >> do the american public support the u.s. being involved in europe in the way it has in the past? >> i think they would. here's the thing, this is a reminder. it should be a reminder to all americans that what is at stake here with our foreign policy is nothing less than global peace because world war i and world war ii saw over a hundred million people die. why? we had a balance of power system where it was country's aligning with one another based on mutual interest but not angered in collective security. not based on the international system of multilateral institutions that we the united states set up after world war ii. this is the international order that president trump, steve bannon and the autocrats world wide wand to disassemble. the danger is in its place you have the old balance of power politics. there is no other alternativ

jesse: are you worried if democrats nominate some left-wing rad call the -- radical, that could have an effect on the u.s. military? >> i don't think that person would ever get elected. jesse: commander or in chief sanders, you don't think -- >> it's not going to happen. the normal people in america are never going to let that happen. that's my opinion. jesse: all right. listen, we've gotta run n. a couple minutes, i'm going to head back out to the crowd and ask people about fake news and fox news. don't miss that. all right? stay right there, we'll be right back from san diego. ♪ ♪ [ phone rings ] what?! ready for christmas? no, it's way too early to be annoyed by christmas. you just need some holiday spirit! that's it! this feud just went mobile. with xfinity xfi you get the best wifi experience at home. and with xfinity mobile, you get the best wireless coverage for your phone. ...you're about to find out! you don't even know where i live... hello! see the grinch in theaters by saying "get grinch tickets" into your xfinity x1 voice remote. a guy just dropped this off. he-he-he-he.

i got this sick outfit, ready to shred for the gnarly hills this weekend because it is going to be rad. >> it's as good as it gets. >> reporter: richard is just the guy you are looking for when doing a story on snow excitement. >> skiing is like everything else is waiting. >> reporter: he really likes snow. >> i'm going to norway and i'm going to helicopter ski in sweden. >> reporter: he is keeping it semi local too. >> they are bee lining for our snow department. they are looking for everything. they want skis, jackets, rentals, everything. >> reporter: the pros at sports basement have their stores stocked and eyes glued to the forecast. >> we watch it every day twice a day. >> reporter: as things are looking up. last season was a bit of a bummer. >> last year was brutal. i think it wasn't until march when we got snow. >> it was really challenging. resorts were barely >> reporter: we could still make out the snow dance. >> the snow dance, see? >> reporter: the season looks to be starting early, too. maria can't wait. >> skiing the trees and just peaceful, very nice. i love skiing when

[ laughter ] i think it would be rad. >> next red carpet, i'll do it, man.now something -- and honestly, i'm frightened a a little bit that you could even pull this off now that you're -- because i feel like you've probably been affected by this character. >> oh, i got to tell you it, did affect me. >> jimmy: it did, right? >> it did. and the end of each day, it got to the point where i just couldn't look women in the eye, like, when i was out and about. i literally -- if i was going to lift i would just be like this. that's why i can't -- [ laughter ] i can't look at you. >> jimmy: wow. >> i was like overcompensating. and i felt -- i felt really bad the whole time i was filming. >> jimmy: oh, it's on bravo. i want to show -- here's a clip of eric bana and connie britton in the new bravo limited series "dirty john." check this out. >> hey, what's going on? you all right? >> she's fine. can you just -- can you just go? we are having a private conversation. >> were you looking through that or was she? >> she was. >> can you just le hatconversat? >> who told yo

. >> these are pictures of the cole rad maldives island hotel. it is 15 feet below the indian ocean. it has a private gym, bar, in finity pool. the top floor is above water. you will find a relaxation deck where you can soak up some sun as well. you have to book a four-night package. it will set you back $200,000. >> it's incredible if you have the money. >> it includes a personal chef and the kwraous of a private boat as well. it is well worth it. >> someone out there please take me. another full 90 minutes of news, including >> also, the action pg&e is recently, more than $20 million has been spent in the race for superintendent of public instction to attack my friend tony thurmond's record. well, i've worked with tony, and no one is more qualified to lead our state's schools. that's why tony thurmond is the only candidate endorsed by classroom teachers and the california democratic party. because tony will stand up to the donald trump-betsy devos agenda and has always protected our local public schools. join me in voting for tony thurmond. let

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with your gma first look, i'm martha rad its, abc news, washington. >>> next, the 7 things you need to know as you start your day. >> a woman falls hundreds of feet to her death on a cruise ship. >>> notorious escape from >>> all right. it is 5:25. whether you're just joining us or heading out the door, here are 7 things to know before you go. there you go. red and purple. two of the worst air qualities that we can have right now are sitting right on top of us. i do have a new forecast model that will show a little bit of relief come this weekend. i'll have that coming up. >> number two, the smoke hazard is forcing many schools across the bay area to close today. oakland unified and other districts canceled classes after getting complaints from students and staff about headaches and breathing problems. >> number three, due to the poor air, the sfmta stopped cable car service. instead, there will be bus service. >> number four, expect flight delays at sfo again today because of the smoke. a live look at the airport. today is supposed to be a busy travel day for people leaving early for

all throughout the day, cirque du soleil is popping up doing rad performances. here here with rachel. what is happening behin us? . >> we brought you a special performance that happens two-to-three times, six days a week in the atrium. >> reporter: there is 2 tons of ice and other things that go one . >> we have a zwinaktists going on and we are so excited to have cirque du soleil with us as well. >> not everyone gets this awesome cirque du soleil hat. this is for us experience. coming up at 5:00, we will go inside e. 2 million tons of ice. ience if people exp they have never been inside of ice? >> well, it is 9 degrees. we always say dress warm we give everybody a parka. you will experience something so magical. it's all colored ice. you get to see a carley brown christmas. so you can't beat it. >> reporter: everyone here is having a great time. we have a birthday in the house. we are enjong the fun and activities here. we will take you inside ice. >> we are enjoying your hat. >> is the hat going to be a part the show? >> way to go, tommy. >> reporter: i may ru

respect to public housing residents served by the drivers apprenticeship training program and outreach to rad housing site that is what we know. that is -- working with the nonprofit sector through that program. so that it is important because we are really working hard to address some of the inherent challenges with respect to the system. we know we are really trying to address the fact that there are some ways where there is an unfortunate challenge around living in public subsidized housing because some times you can, especially around community members in public housing, it can be a concern that if you make more money, then your rents will go up, could go up and will go up. and you run the risk of getting such a good job that you could income disqualify yourself and make too much money and not be able to qualify to live in public housing. so we really try to address two things pick one of which is if you do make more money, you -- your rents will go up but for every dollar that you pay an extra rent, it is two more dollars in your pocket. we talk about that and think it is an opportunity

she was driong on the rad and she got to a point where th e road was closed.ntually she and a group of people were told by fire officials to essentially shelter in place in a rite aid inside of a storefront. they were stranded there for the entire evening. she told me that she w in there with other people, she thought that she was going to die, tert she was nevgoing to see her family again until early this morning a group sheriff's deputies from verrounding areas came and sa the group of them. >> nawaz: jeremy, some folks who track these kind of wildfire, because they are nothinnynew, is therething unique about what we're seeing now? >> well, what we're seeing right now is an increased frequency of these wildfires, especially these wildfires that are sweeping through sometimes highly densely populated areas. we're seng these high-intensity, extremely fast-movi these areas that are called the wildland-urban interface where people are living close to densely forested areas. that's wt's unique about this fire, and it's what we're seeing more of in northern califo

these rad cap people who believe donald trump is a patriot.them believe donald trump really puts this country first? i go back to a line she sang, she sang i'd rather have my country die for me. to me that is donald trump. i personally do not believe he would sacrifice his life to save the lives of 330 million americans. he'd put himself first. i think he'd put himself before his wife. this is man who has no value system, who lives totally in the moment. he's infantile, it's about immediate satisfaction. so the americans who have deluded themselves that this man is trying collude with the russians, who worships dictators and murderers and thugs, that this man is a patriot, i'm sorry, i don't buy it. >> it means a lot coming from someone who has taken those risks. it also speaks to his canny strategy, because this is a man who's used the word nationalism to try to get people to criticize on the idea he puts america too first, when in fact as you just exposed that wasn't what he was doing on the campaign with what we've learned. your debut on fa

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>> reporter: -- morgan rad gourradford, we're going to come back to you. jordan, what is your sense about where republicans are when it comes to enthusiasm or optimism about josh hawley. it seems it may be shifting especially on the heels of polling that shows mccaskill ahead. >> republicans have been frustrated with hawley's campaign, not reporting in the get out the vote effort, by the way, you have to remember, claire mccaskill has been in elected office in missouri since 1982. she's a known quantity, and in the republican pockets of missouri, there are people that are accustomed to voting for her, which is a massive advantage. of course, missouri is a red state, which went for trump extremely strongly in 2016. so it really is hawley's to give away. again, you do have pockets that could come out for democrats, places like st. louis, and mccaskill has been busting her butt and running around the state in a way that indicates she thinks she can win. >> morgan radford talked with folks there in missouri. i want to play a little bit of that, and seth, i wan

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guest: we rad voe indicate for advocate for greater transparency in all of the federal courts, but especiallythe supreme court, and we do a number of different means through direct lobbying and online engagements, writing letters, up at events and pushing the justices and their in the judiciary to create a more modern institution. more that the justices and the whole court system opens up, the more that the great ill see work they are doing and respect them, which i think is important in in time when -- in this time when declining.overall is host: one of the things you wanted to look at is term limits justices. how did this come about? of the o the tenure supreme court has been bandied about for decades. what has accelerated it is for the first 180 years of democracy, the average justice was serving about 15 years, it has doubled to 27 years. it seems like they are out of and don't reflect the populist they are governing. justices who ve were born before the start of a little off eems futile than -- we have been pushing for supreme court limits, and i think after several contentious see this