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that would stand out would be rain but e in bu we are not really seeing anything in terms ng rms of potential rain until around november 12. >>> thank k you bill. >> reporter: a measure on tuesday's ballot in in south lake tahoe could change the number of vacation rentals available in the torah stamper measured t would eliminate -- that's th about 1400 rental properties that would that wou no longer be available. supporters say the measure is the m is needed because vacation rentals are disrupting residential al neighborhoods and making it increasingly difficult for full-time residents to find affordable housing. opponents say the city stands to learn -- lose about 4 million a year. >>> another wild day around the nfl. >>> joe fonzi will have the highlights including one unique celebration. big corporations are making and just got a huge tax break. but the middle class is struggling. prop c is a common-sense plan. the top 1% of businesses pay their fair share to tackle homelessness for all of us. companies with revenue greater than $50 million pay, not small businesses or homeowners. the prop

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. >> reporter: the storm could rm c up to six inches of rain over the next few days, leaving authorities to close down one of ine main access roads to the fire zone. with 52,000 people evacuated, many still have no place to go for the holiday. some are living in tents in the walmart parking lot, but volunteers, even celebrity chefs like guy fieri, have rallied around this community, providing thousands of thanksgiving meals. >> giving thanks is exactly what we need. it is exactly what has happened. >> thank you. >> reporter: among the volunteers, firefighters, like jim irving, who already spent weeks on this fire and will now miss dinner with his own family. >> to me this is-- it's almost like this is-- i'd rather be here, you know. it's helping other people. and that's part of what thanksgiving is about. >> more turkey? >> reporter: ron white lost his home and his father's home in the fire. what was it like to come here and have the same guys who tried to save your home serve you thanksgiving dinner? >> i thank every one of them as soon as i meet them. hethink that these are absolutely

rm ten years ago people talking about the decline of family sitting around a and eating together.alt levels are high... is it fair to say that? we have all these labelling systems. you should be able to work it out. lot of people don't understand. we have a traffic light system, red, green, yellow. should we still be struggling? the availability of cheap and large quantity food, and alcohol as well, i think the dilemma here is you have had some like tom watson, for instance, he lost seven stone. he has managed to reverse his diabetes. he is promoting the message that don't see diabetes as irreversible, if you make an ever you can reverse it. of course it is easier said than done. not everyone may have tom watson's willpower. do you make gastric band is more widely available? if you look at it from a cost perspective, the costs of treating chronic conditions like diabetes is high than making weight loss surgery and others more easily available. then it is the basic strain on the nhs budget. so there is this big spending, it will go up by 27 billion by 2023— 202k. is this big spendi

rm reporter: after three months o, asking for a formal interview m at aardinal dinardo, we caught up with him at a conference this hoseh. and wanted to know about those two other priests. are those two names going to be on your list that are accused that you released in january? >> we're working on the list. >> reporter: anything to say to the survivors? ligon says he'll go wherever the evidence discovered today takes him. >> if there's something to be covered up, i'm sure i'll find it. >> reporter: in a statement inday, the archdiocese of galveston-houston says they will continue to cooperate, and, jeff, they said they will have re further comment. >> glor: nikki, thanks to you and the continued work of our investigative team. multiple stories set to play out at the g-20 conference in e gentina this weekend. saudi arabia's crown prince mohammed bin salman arrived today. in srity is extremely tight at the saudi embassy amid y cusations the prince ordered the murder of journalist jamal khashoggi. today, the u.s. senate received a top-level briefing on all of this. ore's nancy cordes.

authorities say five members of the team sexually abused four victims in the boy's lockerte rm school. the superintendent told coachers and activity advisers at all ntgomery county schools to meet with their students and discuss the dgers of hazing. >> identify if they're being victimized and how to stop their friends if they think their friends are going through something. >> no one that works at the high school has been suspended or fired. the superintendent wants to wait until the police investigations are complete before decid tg what actio school system will take. this morning, d.c. police need your help to find a car and a driver connected to a sex assault. >> this happened over the weekend. news 4's justin finch is live there now. >> this woman was only in the car for a few momentshe before says she was attacked. right now d.c. police are trying to t finds driver and the car. we have a look at that car. shows a red nissan alma, late de it was right off of columbia road. the ride share users in this ssse heard about this case, the sexualault nearby and that's why they remain onb

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rm. boats anchored out in the middle of richardson bay. a beautiful day to be out in the water. those anchored out boats to as many as two # 0 out on the water. under city law they're not supposed to hang out for more than 72 hours at a time but some have been here for weeks and moss. over the weekend dozens of those can cored out boats were tagged by police with orange warning stickers letting the owner know they would be removed soon. it's an issue sausalito has debated with for years. >>> tlir just taking them to the yard and chopping them up. then where are those people going to g they'll gripe about them on the streets. and it's just a bizarre cycle i think. lot of trash and pile it on their boats. i can be a fire hazard and the stuff can actually fall off the boats and become a marine hazard. >> earlier this summer sausalito police told ktvu there were as many as 180 boats anchored out. that number has swelled the 250. we have reached out to police this morning to find out what they're time line might be for removing the boats. houp of them got orange warning stickers, we'

rms of tech, if you look at the earnings reports, the markets are acting as if earnings are doing karen in that sector -- horrendously in that sector. unless you've had strong strongs in q# an3 and guidance, you face the wrath of the markets. perspective,ent this got overstretched, rather than this being a fundamental concern. yousef: we have put together another chart. pmi data.ing the lowest readings since july of 2016. what do you expect the pboc to do about this? authorities still have the ability to achieve whatever number they want. what are their priorities? is it still trying to reduce debt levels and address the leverage in the economy? or is this lowdown sufficient for them to focus on other -- slowdown for them sufficient to focus on other areas? will get measures supportive of economic activity and injure a soft landing? -- ensure a soft landing? not necessarily. saying we need growth to hold and theyably well, want to manage the disruption they are seeing in different industries at the moment in china. >> analysts out there reckon this is a short-term blip. we are going to

on ferry service, we're having discussions about getting an rm-3 ask for ferry service operations and maintenance. we're going to try to get every pot of money we have for clean airbuses to off set the program cost. when you combine it with the ticd contribution and whatter that bringing to the table, you are talking about $500 million that you are bringing to the table. we're doing everything we can and we're committed to do that. obviously, i can't operate this well. want to talk about outreach and engagement schedule. we have an open house tomorrow night. we have our timma committee meeting on november 27. and we'll be requesting approval of the two options based on input that we get here from the board tonight and future meetings. we want to go to the tida cab for concurrence in december and seek approval in timma and come back to this board for concurrence in december. that concludes my presentation and i'm available for questions. >> president tsen: thank you. i think what we'll do, board. i know there is some public comments. let's take questions and comments from the public fi

johnson: we have to have grl coalitions and good rm alliances. i'm teaching a college course at night and it is constitutional principles. 200-level undergrad. i'm teaching at liberty. biggest. very conservative online. we had anes a and i had my fairnts to br washington's well address. we crossed a lot of those lines. but in terms of foreign policy, we have to maintain strong connections. i think the president has that in mind. america first is a good concept. i don't think he articulates it the same way we would. shouldn't go full bore on nationalist. we are still the greatest superpower and i think when we project strength and build those relationships, it is not only good for us but everybody in the world. mr. brooks: your view is that the more nag is particular is misguided but would like to see a more conservative position like rommed reagan that suggested america's gift to the world and democratic capitalism much more than we think? mr. johnson: i believe that. mr. brooks: my colleagues. we'll come right here, sir and we will go to you and

lining to these hidden fees is that occupancy taxes on hotel bills are based on the provides of the rme total bill which could mean small savings for you. >>> 5:25 the time. if you are getting into the y spit may want to hold off on buying a tree. the national christmas tree association looked at christmas troe sales on square, they found you will pay $77 for a troe today. or 81 on psychiatric machined. but if you wait it's $64. it drops again on christmas eve when you could pay under $-50. this is expected to be a record shattering weekend at the box office. people may have flocked in because the rain or maybe because it's the weekend. >> superexcited. >> just one minor thing. what is the internet? >> ralph breaks the i is er woket already ray raked in almost $4 million. disney which is the parent company of abc 7 expects the company to earn 90 million by the time the weekend is is not . there are smaller independent films this we can. it could be a good time to catch up on busworthy moves. >>> a new federal report on climate change says the worst is yet calirn fires as an example. ho

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. >> reporter: and by sharing his story, he shows all of us that bravery comes in many rms. >> and, you, i just hope it saves some lives. he know, not everyone can go out and get help that they need, and it's notg sign of weak. some people just don't know where to go get it. >> reporter: steve is a virginia state police sergeant and says he decided to share his story to help others who may be suffering in silence. a recent study found suicide claimed more police and firefighter lives thanf any the dangers they face on the job every day. if you or someone you knos depressed or dealing with thoughts of suicide, there is help available to you. we have a list of local resources on our website, search "changing minds", and, of course, there's a suicide hotline that is available th24/ you can call. >> changing minds and saving lives. >> yes. >> very powerful. >>> now let's talk about the weather now. you say we gotomad stuffg in here, just in time for the weekend, just going to get chilly, and we ve rain coming again? >> well, i mean -- >> it's a cycle. we are tired of the cycle here. >> you

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then he spent the rest of the day chasing a better toupee. [ wind blowing ] [ cheers and applause ]rmhite house communications director anthony scaramucci will release a new book tomorrow titled "trump: the blue collar president." what? you worked there for ten days. [ light laughter ] that's like me releasing a book about my time in line at the dmv. [ laughter ] a zoo in california temporarily shut down last week after an te pe nicknamed taylor swift escaped from its enclosure. there will be an investigation into how she escaped, as well as into the creepy o keeper who named their antelope taylor swift. [ laughter and applause ] to help residents adjust to the legalized use of recational marijuana, government officials in canada have set up a websitee offeringby-step instructions on how to properly roll a joint. [ laughter ]k step one, kn your older brother's bedroom door. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] caroll spinney, the puppeteer ig behindird and oscar the grouch has announced that he's retiring from "sesame street." even sadder, the guy who plays f mr. eupagus' butt died in

spectar mentioned, i am the president and ceo of con curtrt technologies -- concurret technologies rm adoption. obviously, we want to acknowledge veterans day. november 10th was the anniversary of the start of the u.s. marine corps, and sunday we celebrated veterans day and the 100th anniversary of the world war i armistice. to bring something like this together takes a lot of work, and so i want to thank all of those who helped make this possible this evening, especially the staff at the university of pittsburgh at johnstown and the community foundation for the alleghenies. let's give them a round of applause. [applause] this kind of event is a good thing for our region and takes advantage of this wonderful university and the john p. murtha center for encouraging civil public course and learning for students of all ages. now, thisll evening we have the benefit of having two renowned speakers of whom i will introduce shortly. i first saw them together two years ago in california at the ronald reagan library while i attended a forum, the defense fori rum, and they spoke -- they were on

rm all right. >> and con it with that caption, our congratulations to them. >>> emily blunt krasing "the upcoming mie and answered 73 questions. we were most impressed with her attempt at a boston accident. can you tell me something in your thickest boston accent? >> all ryoht. good for joe, with your wicked awesome questions and your fancy job. >> not bad. the december issuef "vogue" hits newsstands nationwide november 23rdou. >>> might remember this. a few weeks ago we shared the video o a young fan battling cancer dancing with pharrell. nshe got opportunity to thank ferrell, bringing him to tears. ellen saw that.d, she s what did you say to pharrell? >> i said can i a second with you? and theth girl i front, i'm like, girl, do you see a ring on this andso i said thank youch for letting me up on the stage. thank you so much. you are my inspiration. i love you. and have a great evening. >> girl, do you sea a rine a ri this hand in. ellen surprised her by bringing pharrell out. she was shocked. watch that today. check your local listings. >> that melts you. >> so good. >> double morni

really created a new form of political activity, ct which was consumerism with smart, professional help, rmre was a reood, even though esxon, by now, was ent. so all in all, he attracted a great deal of d ergy spired people. - he's been called "the man who makes waves." here's ralph nader. - when ralph was on "the mike douglas show," he said he didn't want to run for president because he was fighting for the people, of and john lennon, ourse, and yoko were on that "mike douglas show" with him. - would you ever consider running for president? - no. everybody says, "ve," and they think of presidential candidate. what you have to do is step back a help organize people and trying to get them to see citizenship as a profession. - did you think about doing iteb - no. in fact, ied it. yeah, because, those days, if you had any political ambitions it weakeneyour advocacy. increasingly, big government is becoming a handmaiden of big business, and it's hard to tell the difference between the two. but then, starting when the democratd were per they could raise money from corporate interests, about 1980

you have to -- sort of have to continue to nourish the respect of the justice department, its rms no, its processes and its pursuit of fact and truth and right. that has to come if all parts. it has to come organically out of society. of course in order to get that, the justice deputy and the mission of the federal prosecutors, agents and the like, need to earn that respect. but it also has to come from within the government. i think that we are seeing here is actually not just a lack of respect but we are actually see a methodical assault on the respect that is accorded to the justice department. and look, every president in the past has had his -- his i guess -- not his or her -- but his direction with the justice department because the attorney general and the people under him or her play a different role than any other cabinet agency or any other cabinet department in the government. yes, the attorney general answers to the president. yes he or she is a cabinet member. more importantly, that person is the guardian of civil liberties and justice essentially. so that's the higher ca

. >>> right to it here, very quiet and mild to rm wa for us.ast long well above average dropping off fast. it's called a blocking pattern. the high pressure on california is showing no signs of changing any time soon. it could be this way until the 22nd. the next ten days. maybe some changes around the 23rd. we need the rain because san jose is only 3% of normal. oakland is not better at 4%. san francisco 13 and santa rosa is 42%, probably going down to. the key is late tonight and tomorrow. red flag warning is out. lake county, higher fire danger and system going by right there swinging there. the breeze coming in later. 40s and 50s. livermore running 11 degrees cooler than they were 24 hours ago. a southeast breeze at this time. most locations one degrees warmer. that system goes through. high pressure looks like it's locking and loading and stick around for a while. 70s for many coast and bay inland, upper 60s for some. mid 60s for others. santa cruz at 75 and no change except the coast getting warmer. >>> still keeping an eye on the white h

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rms has estimated the ib sured loss for the fire will be between 7.5 to $10 billion over the weekend both northern and southern california pledging to help wildfire victims. he was joined by california governor jerry brown and incoming governor gavin newsom also over the weekend, the number of missing in the campfire shot up it's now a little under 1,000. back to you guys >> are they doing anything about air quality? we'll get to that at some other point. a check on the markets now stocks losing ground the dow is down by 478 points. or 1.9 off the session lows. the nasdaq is off by 219 leadin the dow lower. coke coca holding onto gains finally getting a check on the pot stocks, notable moves to the downside >> all right the oil market closing for the day. and jackie is all over it at the commodity desk >> oil prices getting a bid today. about 1.25%. difficult to move higher than this with the pressure we're seeing on stocks oil was just hit so hard there needs to be another negative catalyst to push it past the mark. the stock losses continue, that could be a factor. opec not taking

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you need ♪ aftermath,rm gridlock or compromise?or does the mueller investigation get in the way? markets look for clues on the end of the hiking cycle after the bond and dollar selloff. italy and brussels, the eu throws cold water on italy's growth projections and says the deficit is close to the eu 3% limit. david: welcome to "bloomberg daybreak." on a serious in story out of thousand oaks, california. , 13 have, a shooting died, including the shooter and a sheriff's deputy, the first respond to the scene. afteri feel like week week we get more of these stories and it becomes difficult to know where to take them. david:

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