ryan reynolds all day long. >> all day "fast money" ryan reynolds all day. >> i hope he is listening.> he is a huge fan of the show. >> watches every night i'm told. >> i own netflix and i phoned lean to the side you go where i think they are doing what they need to do they have some stuff in the hopper that i think will work for them down 35% makes sense that maybe there is upsfwlood ryan reynolds, the hung. >> i guess he is a hung. >> karen. >> yeah, that's the game is ryan a hung yes. >> hunk. >> the positioning. >> right has been -- it's about positioning and everything in the markets. positions that government off sides to the nchgt. >> still rich valuation. >> sure. >> to put it a bow on this thing. i think what netflix has been able to demonstrate- i'm not running the show i think that the -- able to demonstrate when they spend money on the irishman or do the original stuff with stranger things or you dee the drop of the movie with the a list actor they are doing things traditional studios can't. that tells me there has to be a combination with netflix with a larger entity mayb

militiaman's are coming, home reynolds brings them back. the darkest hour of the railroad would soon follow on september 26, a train barely volunteer militia from philadelphia smashes into the bridge raking locomotive breaking utility in theory the soldiers were either killed or maimed guy do now they got some national press again but if the reason they want it is one of the worst cases of u.s. soldiers at that point in the civil war and civilian railroads and that will change unfortunately there will be for the worst tragedies to come terrified about the to the ramifications of what's going on more importantly the lost of a potentially lucrative business and to avoid any kind of legal reality and cpr keeps their contract that's december 26 cvrr scott another problem coming just four weeks later after the disaster at richard where utility slammed into the train they john stewart comes right what could be doing? you can see on the screen a location they doing very little steward decides to break apart cvrr that's the main supply would feed m

senator grassley, senator ernst and your great governor reynolds.em another round of applause. they are great champions. [applause] >> thank you so much. on behalf of my wife karen and our family, let me just take this opportunity also to say thank you for the privilege of being your vice-president. it is the greatest honor of my li life. [cheers and applause] thank you for the confidence that you've placed in your president and his vice-president. [applaus [applause]. >> pence, 2024! >> finally, let me say it's great to be back on the farm. i'm pretty partial to the farm. i mean, the truth is farmers have contributed so much to the life of this nation, you could never calculate all of it. and i'm not just talking about to the economy. throughout the long history of this country. but farmers and family farmers have contributed so much vitality to our communities, to our states, farmers have served in our armed forces, their patriotism and their values strengthen this nation throughout our history. you know, i'm always struck, that book that i try an

there is no more dynamic or hard-working governor in the united states then governor kim reynolds.n me in thanking her. [applause] take a bow, kim. she is doing a phenomenal job for iowa. [applause] let me think another friend of mine who i have come to know well. ,n my duties as vice president i find my way to the united states senate on a regular basis. i get a chance to interact with both of your senators. i tell you, this one is amazing. she likes to say she is a mother, soldier, leader. she was born and raised here. combat veteran, served our country for almost a quarter of a century. champion for a iowa, and a champion for the conservative agenda. join me in thanking senator joni ernst for strong and principled leadership. [applause] thank you, senator. finally, it is a privilege to be here with a hero of mine. i first discovered him on c-span in the 1990's. [laughter] he was serving in the house and i said, i like that guy. he's served in the congress for more than 40 years. he has been a champion for his like no onefarmers else for her he has been a champion for our constit

governor reynolds, senator grassley and senator ernst, former congressman david young, the ep a's assistantinistrator to speaker of the house pat grassley -- [ applause ] all the local leaders and guests and neighbors and friends and to rob manning and manning farms, it is great to be back in the hawkeye state. thank you for that wonderful warm welcome. [ applause ] i'm really honored to see you all turned out today. thanks for taking time away from your work and obligations to talk about an issue of great importance to iowa and great importance to the nation, but let me say thanks to a few friends who are with us today, not just -- not just do i want to thank her for that overly again rou generous introduction, but i have to tell you there's no more dynamic or hard working governor in the united states of america than governor kim reynolds. would you join me in thanking her. take a bow, kim. she's doing a phenomenal job for iowa. [ applause ] let me thank another friend of mine who i've come to know well in my duties as vice president. i find my way to the united states senate on a regular

>>carolyn reynolds lives in berkeley up in e outages in the city reynolds says they lost power before 11 o'clock wednesday night and had restored around 5 o'clock thursday reynolds, now happy to have power back. it's a. well it cities, especially being in an area with limited cell service. >>even the landline phone didn't work. the cell phone could get texts but that's it and so i'd have to walk up. a couple blocks to try and get a signal to check for. >>sealer the city says power has been restored to most of the affected areas. restoration yet. students down the hill at u c berkeley. all say they didn't lose power at all classes were canceled wednesday thursday and now friday when and school days no classes. >>from a ter m anand from pg knee was confusing be. >>white initially announced kerry, vague. power was likely to be turned off. then it became it was probably going to be turned off the time kept changing. i'm sor plans keep changing, but it's really hard to know what to do with your life in berkeley tiller beset kron 4 news. >>well to the north and now power's back on and citie

dean reynolds, cbs news, west union, ohio. >> part of the cost of this epidemic. there is still much more ahead prince harry and meghan markle's candid confessions about the glare and the spotlight. >>> and kind-hearted teenagers give this little boy what you might call superpowers. you don't let a cold ruin your day. you take dayquil severe liquicaps and crush it. dayquil severe. the daytime, coughing, aching, stuffy-head, fever, sore throat, power through your day, medicine. >>> queen elizabeth and prince william are said to be worried about prince harry and his american wife meghan markle the concern comes after harry and meghan's emotional new interview. elizabeth palmer has more from london. >> i never thought this would be easy, but i thought it would be fair. >> reporter: in the documentary which follows the royal couple on a tour of southern africa, meghan opened up about the pressure of constant scrutiny. >> any woman, especially when they're pregnant, you're really vulnerable. >> reporter: meghan admitted that her british friends had warned her not to ma

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to ageless beauty paul rudd. >> the feud between rudd and reynolds is pretty funny.f course not least, reynolds' wife, blake lively, weighed in with her own pic. with her finger up his nose. captioned "i picked a good one." >> with her own "pic," i see what you did there. >> you see, you see? >> that's funny. how about i take this next line while you continue carving. >> focus. >> halloween hasn't happened yet but christmas has come early for fans of john legend. no, keep going, keep going. following the success of his 2018 album, someone asked if he'd ever team up with fellow "voice" coach kelly clarkson for a christmas song. to everyone's surprise john replied "stay tuned." looks like we all may be having ourselves a merry little christmas after all. >> i love that. >> i thought it was going to be chrissy teigen. >> the internet couldn't handle that. >> how's this for celebrity costume? this right here is "breaking bad" star aaron paul with his own mini me at san diego comic-con last year, daughter story annabel paul. her name is story annabel paul, i like that. >>

governor reynolds, senator , former, senator ernst congressman david young. the epa's assistant administrator. speaker of the house cap grassley. all the local leaders and guests and neighbors and friends. it is great to be back in the hawkeye state. thank you for that wonderful, warm welcome. i am really honored to see you all turned out today. thank you for taking some time away from work and your obligations to talk about an issue of great importance to iowa and the nation. let me say thanks to a few friends who are with us today. not just do i want to thank her for that overly generous introduction but i have to tell you, there is no more dynamic, in americag governor then governor tim reynolds. he is doing a phenomenal job for iowa. and let me thank another friend of mine who i have come to know well in my duties as vice president. and i find my ways the united states senate on a regular basis. i get a chance to interact with both of your senators, anatoly this one is amazing. inlikes to say that they was mother and a leader. they are born and raised her

ryan reynolds who tu 43 today. >> please tell me you didn't fail music class. >> absolutely not. >> you they sang happy birthda and brought the cake on stage. >> rachael ray is celebrating, but nothing to do with her birthday. >> thank you for coming out tonight. >> it's the food network kitchen app, the first of its kind allowing people to cook along their favorite food network chef. >> this is a dream for me. flip this ho use for the last decade, you've seen than all over tv and now than's chosen your area to hold a free two hour live class where you'll learn how you can start making money in real estate on a part-time or full-time basis. you'll learn a step-by-step blueprint for flipping homes and buying and holding income properties that generate consistent cash flow. this is the exact process than and thousands of students have used to get started

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dean reynolds has details. >> reporter: while gm and the united auto workers have struck a tentatives an unmistakable trend toward new technologies that is changing the way work is done, not just in the auto industry but employment across the country. the issue came up at the most recent debate. >> so should workers here in ohio not be worried about losing their jobs to automation? >> so the data show that we've had a lot of problems with losing jobs, but the principal reason has been bad trade policy. >> reporter: andrew yang argued it's not trade, it's the future, and it's here. >> driving a truck is the most common job in 29 states including this one. 3.5 million truck drivers in this country. my friends in california are e brooinstitutioys ng trucks. truckers and eveeiseat belts. it estimated automation will affect approximately 25% of all u.s. jobs in the coming decades. and that routine, predictable physical and cognitive tasks will be most vulnerable to automation. that sounds a lot like the assembly line where, for example, gm plans to introduce 20 new all-electric models by

dean reynolds reports. >> reporter: amid an urgent investigation that a government health official saidas more complex than any ever seen before came word of the 19th person to die from the mysterious illness tied to vaping. the eighth death in the past week. and now a new report from the mayo clinic says what e-cigarette users are inhaling is burning their lungs with what looks like chemicals as toxic as an industrial accident or worse. >> it bears a lot of resemblance to a chemical fume exposure injury like you might see with mustard gas on the battlefield. >> reporter: dr. brandon larson is a surgical pathologist with the clinic. he examined lung samples in 17 patients with the illness. >> those patients who survive and recover in the short therm may have long-term consequences from this. >> reporter: yet the best medical minds are still unable to pinpoint the cause of the illness that has vaping as its common denominator. some patients in larson's study vaped only nicotine, while more inhaled thc, the active ingredient in marijuana. the cdc said the amount of vaping illness has not

closer to you from his new e p fell that this is what it could sort of like ryan reynolds is seeing thingstor is set to star in imaginary friends as a man who can see and talk with other people's forgotten phantom pounds john krasinski is on board to write direct produce and star with reynolds and the fantastical comedy which has been the subject of a studio bidding battle, stay tuned. in hollywood. i'm david daniel. >>outside we're checking in on current conditions around the bay area as we take a peek at the bay bridge 80 wesson to san bridge right now that some of our bridges like the san mateo bridge and the golden gate. they're covered in fog. so that's one thing you're going experience when driving to work this morning, lots of fog drizzle wet roads. so watch your speed up there. temperatures in the 50's and 60's 54 in santa rosa 61 in a bottle across the bay you're at 60 in hayward and waking up to 58 degrees. little more a pretty nice day on top mine. well, the sun will come out later on. and we'll check days ahead of the weekend coming up and see wh >>welcome back to the kron 00:0

left, john fulton reynolds. right, george gordon meade. they become pretty important people in 1863. on each of the expeditions out to dranesville, one of them leads it. reynolds goes out and commands an expedition. meade is none too pleased with what he is doing. for example, this house belongs john gannel, a very prominent secessionist in the area. very fiery secessionist, and his farm becomes ground zero for stealing forage. meade does not think it should be the union army's business to take people's stuff. he writes to his wife, it made me sad to do such injury and i really was ashamed of our cause. it is important to remember these armies are still young. they have a lot to learn. this war will get more vicious. pennsylvania reserves has three brigades. who leads the third one? this guy. edward ord. his brother is named placibus. he joins in november 1861. he jumps from captain to brigadier general. that's because of a very good friend of his in the war department. ord goes from being captain of artillery in california to being a brig

to keep your eye on that go joy in shorey a warrior in a laboratory fighting for planet earth rob reynolds al-jazeera la jolla california . you're on jury that is one of the many people around the world trying to come up with solutions to protect our planet and we'd like to hear your stories of innovation and action just get in touch using the hash tag a.j. planet s.o.s. and that's it for this series of planet s.o.s. all part of al-jazeera is commitment in boosting our coverage of this crucial and important global story we'll be back with another series setting out the facts in the science related to the planets and. rises we talk to those fighting to protect our oceans the people dealing with the emotional toll of abandoning their homes to the rising tide and we're in santiago in chile the cup 25 the un climate conference with a full health check on our planet and what world leaders are doing to tackle the climate crisis. but for now from mean clark and from the whole team here in iceland for planet us us it's goodbye. and i would point out. is very much our culture has been very harmful

tech solution now a robot that could help save the critically endangered northern white rhino rob reynolds is in san diego wes scientists away on a new technology that's already given them cause for celebration. meet edward the littlest southern white rhino in the san diego zoo safari park. fantastic we are so rotten to be able to have him adorable little eddie is the 1st southern white rhino born through artificial insemination in the north america that's an important step toward bringing back another rhino subspecies from the brink of extinction the animals have been hunted to obliteration in the wild and today there are only 2 northern white rhinos left in the entire world both elderly females living in captivity so the subspecies seems due or maybe not part of biologist barbara durant's job involves giving ultrasound exams to pregnant rhinos so. duran is leading an effort to bring back the northern white rhino with a precious clutch of the animal stem cells and land. a stem cell is a cell that has a potential to be any other cell in the body eventually they want we want to differentiat

tech solution now a robot that could help save the critically endangered northern white rhino rob reynolds is in san diego where scientists a work on a new technology that's already given them cause for celebration. meet edward the littlest southern white rhino in the san diego zoo safari park. fantastic we are so rotten to be able to have him adorable little eddie is the 1st southern white rhino born through artificial insemination in the north america that's an important step toward bringing back another rhino subspecies from the brink of extinction the animals have been hunted to obliteration in the wild and today there are only 2 northern white rhinos left in the entire world both elderly females living in captivity so the subspecies seems due or maybe not part of biologist barbara durant's job involves giving ultrasound exams to pregnant rhinos so. durant's is leading an effort to bring back the northern white rhino with a precious clutch of the animal stem cells and land. a stem cell is a cell that has a potential to be any other cell in the body eventually they want we want to diffe

that they're using gene everything technology to try to give the plants around us a turbo boost reynolds. for planet earth and for dr joe and chore e it's a race against time jury is a multiple award winning plant biologist at the salt institute in california she's also been battling parkinson's disease for more than a decade her old idea is to genetically modify existing crop plants to reduce the planet warming chemical carbon dioxide we knew that plants really were good at sucking up c o 2 from the air they've had 450000000 years or more. evolution and that makes the plant really efficient plants can get that c o 2 out of the atmosphere and they can concentrate and then they use it think back to your school science lessons photosynthesis is the process by which plants convert sunlight water and c o 2 into stems leaves and sea plants expel oxygen as a byproduct but while forests are shrinking globally farmland is expanding the fact that cory says can help cut 0 to the beauty of our planet actually comes down to that were using the food. giving them another trait they can see questions c

dean reynolds has more on what this is doing to the workers and their home towns. >> reporter: as theike against general motors goes on longer than many thought possible, a routine is taking hold in the communities that host big g.m. factories. >> line up and get a bite to bt. t. reporter: for jimmy nikolulis, it means bringing fee food from his restaurant to the picket line. why do you do that? >> they're my neighbors. you know? they've been supporting us. we'd like to support them. god tells us to love our oighbors, so i love my neighbor. that's all i do. o. reporter: the strike has eaten into his business, but he hasn't laid off any of his 18 workers. he has had to make adjustments, entsgh. do you buy less food? >> a little bit. >> reporter: yeah? >> yes. >> reporter: because you're not having as many customers. >> correct, yes. >> reporter: it's here in towns like marion, indiana, or flint, michigan where the pain is on a inman scale, where workers who made $1,200 a week on the job, are now subsisting on $250 in strike pay. that kind of pinches, doesn't it? >> it does, but we gott

dean reynolds, cbs news, chicago. >> o'donnell: so incredibly powerful.news." i'm norah o'donnell in washington. thanks to the jones day law firm for this beautiful view. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> mixed reviews on the new law impacting millions of california students. the major change coming to the school day. >>> i'm probably for the later start time. i like to sleep in. >>> a lot of schools. >>> suspected drunk driver plows into a parked car in the north bay while a woman is sleeping inside. >>> fed up neighbors fighting back against the homeless and one bay area city. the blockade they built that was suddenly ripped down. >>> a new crackdown coming to pg&e. and the plan that could put money back in

here's dean reynolds. >> reporter: while g.m. and the united autoworkers have struck a tentative deal there is an unmistakable trend toward new technologies that is changing hangway work is done, not just in the auto industry, but employment across the country. the issue came up at the most recent debate. >> workers here in ohio should not be worried about losing their jobs to automation? >> so, the data shows that we have had a lot of problems with sosing jobs, but the principal reason has been bad trade policy. >> reporter: andrew yang argued ndre not trade, it's the future- - and it's here. .> driving a truck is the most eommon job in 29 states sncluding this one, 3.5 million truck drivers in this country d mymy friends in california are piloting self-driving trucks. >> reporter: in fact, a study by the brookings institution says sruckers and everyone else should buckle their seatbelts. it estimated automation will affect approximately 25% of all u.s. jobs in the coming decades. and that routine, predictable, rysical and cogni

rob reynolds al-jazeera near solenoid mexico. and american scientists who identified one of the key materials in rechargeable batches of become the oldest nobel laureate in history 97 year old john b. good enough discovered lithium coble talk side is a useful material in 179 he says surprise with britain's and stanley whittingham who developed an early peyton's for the batteries in japan's a care oh yes you know here's what made them safe and more efficient and less expensive. thanks toughest take a look at the top stories here it out is there turkey says it hit more than 180 targets as part of a major ground and air offensive in northeastern syria designed to clear the area of kurdish led fighters the kurdish led syrian democratic forces say a prison holding eisel detainees is then struck by turkish trees an emergency un security council meeting has been called for thursday to eisele prisoners who are thought to be part of a group that beheaded hostages have been moved out of syria to be held in american custody the pair are bel

like, i've been at home. >> jimmy: you think you look like ryan reynolds >> exactly like ryan reynoldsit's weird, right? >> jimmy: i don't really see it >> you don't see it? >> jimmy: i don't really see it but i mean, 's amazing >> i have wrestled with how -- he's not even like sort of, slightly girly boy band type he's like a big canadian man >> jimmy: yeah [ laughter ] >> and i really see myself in him. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: have you ever worked with him >> no. i can't be in the same room as him. so, one of us would i think explode or something would happen [ laughter ] but i have had like boyfriends be in the same room as him when i wasn't there so, really compromising. i feel like, way too intimate. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: 'cause they're attracted to ryan? >> no, they just feel like they've got like a special -- they sort of know things about his undercarriage that they shouldn't. but they don't - [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh, my gosh. i got to tell him that that's just hilarious. >> no, don't it's embarrassing if i saw him >> jimmy: i want to talk to you about your movie "farming. >>

reynolds, now happy to have power back. it's a. >>it's a great thing. well it cities. >>especially being in an area with limited cell service. >>even the landline phone didn't work. the cell phone could get texts but that's it and so i'd have to walk up a couple blocks to try and get a signal. to check for. >>sealer the city says power has been restored to most of the affected areas. but pg has not confirmed to complete restoration yet students down the hill at u c berkeley. all say they didn't lose power. classes were canceled wednesday thursday and now friday when and school days no classes. >>from a term and a drink while some lost power in others didn't. both groups say the information online and from pg knee was confusing be. >>we're a little concerned. >>white initially announced erie vague. power was likely to be turned off. then it became it was probably going to be turned off the time kept changing. i'm sor plans keep changing, but it's really hard to know what to do with your life. >>sorry about that i thought it

united reynolds ended up bottoming down 5% and then came roaring back this thing finished up 5% today. ♪ hallelujah because the quarter was nabaf. or how about cramer fav honeywell. i was momentarily concerned if not frustrated when i saw that honeywell's revenue came a little bit shy of wall street's expectations at another time, they might have really hurt their profitability, causing the stock to get crushed. but now hardly seemed to matter. the company earned $2.80 more. they boosted their earnings forecast, even though they also took down the high end of the revenue forecast taking down the high end of the revenue forecast used to crush a stock. plenty of investors were worried that honeywell might see fallout from the boeing 737 maxwells nope instead the aerospace business had 11% organic sales growth no wonder the stock ended up rallying more than 2% today. and by the way, it's not done. you know what? the same thing happened to united health, unh so many traders were terrify about the managed care company's earnings that the stock had gotten hammered into 220 going into the qu

rob reynolds al-jazeera near solenoid mexico. tunas in presidential candidate nobody in a car a has been freed from jail just 4 days before the runoff void we had been behind bars since august accused of money laundering and tax evasion the media mogul came 2nd in the 1st round of the presidential elections last month copies party heart of tuna 0138 seats coming in 2nd in monday's parliamentary election they trailed the ennahda party which won $52.00 seats but i was at the same one card he was released into this. so his arch of his tie you can see. you can see you can see him. over there. and this is exactly what he's trying to do now he wants to tell that it is yes that's his word therefore that political moment and that's you ones . behind him so live there when i was talking to his own people over the last few days they would tell you that's against the political divides into this could potentially be the white candidate to unite in his ears and fix the problems that the country faces. but at the same time he faces the delicat

i'm james reynolds.celona: police fire rubber bullets and use tear gas at protesters angry at the jailing of catalan separatist leaders. what's clear is that they are becoming worse and worse. more violent, more protesters on the streets and more response from the police as well, who tonight have used tear gas for the first time and rubber bullets as they are trying to protect the national police headquarters which are just down here. super saturday in the british parliament — just hours before mps decide whether or not to back borisjohnson‘s brexit deal. what matters is mps coming together, across the house tomorrow,

rob reynolds al-jazeera near solenoid mexico. well it's time for the weapon on his journey. so we are talking of course about this it is super typhoon it is a monster of a storm this one where his way not particularly quick enough through the northern pacific but you notice all this cloud this is all the outer feeder bands very soon they'll begin to have an impact through eastern sections of home shoe in japan on the last 24 hours this is that she's trying to wriggle sustained winds now 260 kilometers an hour we've got some gusts to up to $315.00 and the direction is change just a little bit north northwest at 18 kilometers an hour now the forward motion has actually slowed down so for the next 48 hours it is going to moving a little bit slow and then it to really pick up a pace suffered a through sunday and this is what you've just seen here this as it heads across land is going to be saturday on into sunday now obviously is to say the closer the storm gets the more the actual winds will certainly be found but also the rain will begin to push in right now with a system of t

it left 85 people dead and destroyed thousands of properties it's going out haha spondon to rob reynolds he's joining us live from los angeles and a massive number of people affected by the blackout rob yes it certainly is elizabeth the latest count is more than a 1000000 people mostly in northern california but also several tens of thousands of people here in southern california are without electricity and this is as you mentioned a not a natural disaster per se but a preventative step taken by this utility p.g. and e. its own power transmission lines were found to be at fault for that blaze that you mentioned nearly a year ago that incinerated the town of paradise and killed $85.00 people so p.g. and e. has decided to cut off power to very large swathes of california i would note however that that does not include the central city of los angeles or the built up area of oakland or of san francisco but many towns are going to be in the dark tonight and rob we were reporting yesterday that people were getting ready for this outage stocking up on supplies mean how long could it last. well

the long haul dedicated scientists and a bold plan to save one of the world's rarest creatures rob reynolds al-jazeera escondido california. still ahead in this news hour. the haunting sound of the humpback whale as scientists work to chart the rich biodiversity of the waters off french guiana and far as the sport including more success for no a lot of christian colin at the world championships. in thailand children are risking it all to find a fortune in the country's most popular sports but the death of a 13 year old boy respond to calls to ban them from the real want to one a few weeks thailand's child on. al-jazeera where everyone. in the next episode of techno the team looks into the environmental impact of waste management trash is a big deal closer than unfortunate the smelly business to the complexities of recycling when these different plastics are blended together then the recycling becomes difficult to impossible and the science that often solutions it's very easy for us to have 100 percent recycled material techno on al-jazeera. off the northeastern coast of south.

a loss of habitat that trying to save endangered species including the northern white rhino rob reynolds reports from escondido in california. edwards the littlest southern white rhino in the san diego zoo safari park born at the end of july he's already of big boy. he is fantastic we are just so rotten to be able to have him adorable little eddie is the 1st southern white rhino born through artificial insemination in the north america that's an important step toward bringing back another rhino subspecies from the brink of extinction this is nola a female northern white rhino she died in 2015 the animals have been hunted to obliteration in the wild and today there are only 2 northern white rhinos left in the entire world both elderly females living in captivity so the subspecies seems do or maybe not part of biologist barbara durant's job involves giving ultrasound exams to pregnant rhinos not an easy task when your patient weighs about 1600 kilos so. durant is leading an effort to bring back the northern white rhino with a precious clutch of the animal stem cells and land. a stem cell i

reynolds wrap: foil made in the usa since 1947. >>> a massive cleanup effort underway. we were over the site yesterday at east eighth street. cruz was spending the next two weeks there hauling trash and removing hazards. the city says the goal is to not keep people off the property but to protect them from the potential 75. advocates say is just kicking the can down the road. >> you do not see any other solutions. which is your police officers and heavy equipment. target at the most honorable. >> residence have been relocated to the other side of the cleanup is complete. after that they will maintain a fire lane for emergency access. 144 senior citizens are word there being priced out. >> is nevada's largest housing complex. tenant say the landlord has raised around 13 times in the past 16 years. is perfectly legal. they are tied to rising income levels. for seniors it is tough. >> i do not think our representatives understand the end results is that they are seniors living on a fixed income. thgetting evicted. >> i will have to start looking for another place to live.

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dean reynolds, cbs, chicago. >> so incredibly powerful. i'm norah o'donnell in washington.to the jones day law firm for this beautiful view. good night. >>> this is the "cbs overnight news." >> welcome to the "overnight news." i'm don dahler. turkey's invasion of northern syria is quickly becoming a bloodbath, and it's threatening to turn the civil war in syria into an international conflict that includes iran, russia, and a resurgent islamic state. turkish forces have bombarded turkish towns and cities and sent tens of thousands fleeing for their lives. the kurds have turned to a long-time enemy, the syrian government, for protection. now the syrians and turks are facing off on the front lines of a battle that could engulf the region. it was president trump who set the entire mess in motion when he ordered u.s. troops away from the border and turned his back on our long-time allies, the kurds. charlie d'agata is in the war zone. >> reporter: syrian regime forces swept into towns and cities held until yesterday by the syrian kurds. kurdish hospitals have been overwhelmed wi

david: against that backdrop and slowing data, let's get it to garfield reynolds with our mliv block. it -- blog. here is the thing. you look at how hard fields have driven up the last one to one and a half months, u.s. stocks touched records overnight. it makes you think, is it just an adjustment in positioning or is there growth that bond markets are seeing that no one else is seeing out there? garfield: bond yields got very low very fast. in full onlly priced trade conflagration with trump made his late august announcement of the fresh tariffs, which ultimately ended up being a threat to apply tariffs on every thing china sends to the u.s.. that was maximum damage priced in. signaled thatlso the global economy was in a lot of trouble. later,couple of months we've got this phase one deal being touted which, while it doesn't do not much to resolve the trade war, it does look like some tariffs might not come in and more importantly, it is the first pause on the journey to a full on trade war. that has got people saying we don't really want to see bonds when they are this little, we wa

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welcome to bbc news, i'm james reynolds.ull out of a key town in north—east syria, we look at how recent events are redrawing the map of the middle east. violent clashes in chile's capital as protests against the high cost of living continue. a curfew in major cities is extended to a second night. australian newspapers black out their front pages in a fight back against strict new security laws.

also thanks to garfield reynolds.et's turn to hong kong, reeling after the most serious clashes since widespread unrest erupted in june. a demonstrator was shot by police for the first time. sophie kamaruddin on the ground for us today and the hong kong police commissioner calling it one of the most violent days the city has seen. what is the atmosphere like right now? sophie: yeah, you can see the remnants of the violence. helmets on the ground, graffiti on walls and billboards. it beginning the afternoon as people gathered around an authorized assembly for the worst hit district across victoria harbour. while we had tens of thousands of demonstrators expected in a peaceful march from victoria park passing along this route. by sometime, violence erupted on hong kong island as well as to the east. using petrolters bombs, throwing bricks, destroying public property including stations while we had police bringing out their arsenal of teargas, rubber bullets, batons and water cannons, leading to more than 118 arrests on

here's gene reynolds. >> reporter: while gm and the united auto workers have struck a tentative deal, there's an unmistakable trend towards new technologies with the way work is done, not just in the auto industry but across the country. the issue came up at the most recent debate. >> so should workers here in ohio not be worried about losing their job to automation? >> so, the data show that we've had a lot of problems with losing jobs but the principle reason has been bad trade policy. >> reporter: andrew yang argued it's not trade, it's the future, and it's here. >> driving a truck is the most common job in 29 states, including this one. 3.5 million truck drivers in this country, and my friends in california, are pilot self-driving trucks. >> reporter: a study by the brookings institution says truckers and everyone else should bucstimated automation w affect approximately 25% of all u.s. jobs in the coming decades. and that routine, predictable, physical and cognitive tasks will be most vulnerable to automation. that sounds a lot like the assembly line where, for example, gm plans

. >>> now to ryan reynolds and blake lively, who may have just debuted baby number three on social mediae proud papa tweeted this stunning family snapshot and covered the baby's face. in the forest of his native canada. the caption -- i want my daughters to experience the same natural playground i grew up in. that caption seems to confirm they welcomed a third daughter back in august. the family of five includes 4-year-old james and 3-year-old inez. >>> next up -- >> like, the most reluctant person to ever join instagram. it's kind of crazy. >> jen's posted her first video and boomerang. but did you know she actually had a secret account with a fake name before she made it all official. >> it was a stalker account, yes. when i was thinking about doing this, i sort of figured it was time to kind of understand the world and dip a my toe into this social media pool. >> jennifer, will you follow me on instagram? >> jen broke the internet tuesday when she joined and gained 1 million followers in just or >> you beat prince harry and meghan markle. >> the royals. >> she posted this picture of h

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garfield reynolds is with us. i do not know to try to take a coffee break, you probably sensed it is hard to keep track of what is going on in trade. garfield: it has been hard to keep track. every time we thought a move went we thought it would be a headline of the day. then everything is scurrying back down. grumpy wereing tired out, that is why because it was very rough and it would've been rougher if you are trying to trade any of this. we sort of went through where markets have gone over trade over the last ask month in about three hours. about last six months in three hours. you have been talking about the best way to trade u.s.-china negotiations. many times i feel the guys on trade ontry not to headlines, but some people have to. what answers are you getting on this question? we have not had many answers coming in yet. volatility has stayed surprisingly low for stocks. it is not really low historically, but it has not picked up. markets do not look as anxious as they did after the beginning of this month w

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. >>> plus we're with ryan reynolds for his new york night off. >>> then our birthday throw back for> and. >>> ♪ ♪ love somebody >>> that was robin thicke's single when you love somebody. congratulations. you have to add this to the new tour. >> yes. >> you're going out with fantasia. >> yes, one of the best performers in showbi away from family? >> yes. i love being on stage, but the touring aspect is hard. >> with the babies. >> yeah. >>> you're on the road with fantasia. meanwhile, the show that discovered her, "american idol," is gearing up to find the next big thing. our rachel smith was with the very tight-knit crew in georgia. >> three seasons together. you guys know each other pretty well. what do you think is the quality that you love most about one another? >> oh, my gosh. that's so nice. ♪ this is how we do >> i'll go for it. i'll just go right out there. i always put my feet in my mouth, at least i got good shoes. ryan is dependable. you can always count on ryan. and lionel. ♪ hello >> he knows how to finesse and let down someone so that they're going to land on their fee

reynolds wrap: foil made in the usa since 1947. >>> when the astros left houston they had that themselvesok like the team that one monitor seven games. alex bregman was on fire last night. he made an impact in game four against the nationals. bregman hits rbi single to left field. the third baseman showing signs of coming out of a slump because he was just getting started. 4th inning, astros up 2-0. robinson chirinos it's a 2-run homer. houston, they didn't stop there. grand slam, all fernando rodney. bregman has five rbis on the night. the astros win a crucial game. the astros are now 8-1. that is the final. check emmanuel sanders with a number 10 for the last six seasons in denver. after getting traded to the 49ers, he knew better than to ask jimmy garoppolo to switch numbers. >> i didn't even think about. i wore 17 in college. it's all good pick it was worth it. >> sanders didn't say how me she would have to pay rookies jalen hurts. and a nothing to do with the offense. it was shanahan's shoe game. here is kanye west signature shoes. >> i can't wait to get home until my wife that the h