the cultural response. >> we primarily discussed asap rocky. >> a sap rocky. >> asap rocky. >> you can not gotten to much at all in our entire day of coverage is asap rocky. >> that helped jog the memory today. >> does this mean we can officially call this track featuring asap rocky. >> what's my name? >> asap rocky. >> what's my name? >> asap rocky. >> i mean, chuck, can't they leave asap rocky out of this? and the reason it kept coming up was, a, the president was obsessed with his case to try to impress celebrities and, b, mr. sondland made the here to for brand new recollection defense the reason he got the call it wasn't notable and when people heard asap rocky -- >> i think it was holmes that sa said, a-s-a-p rocky. that's his business name. >> the government name. and here's the other thing and i guess for ask for this, but in the streets you know what i'm saying, in the newsroom people started coming up to me and said okay are there asap rocky lyrics that apply and the answer is of course there are. on praise the lord, one of his most famous songs he says i came i saw, i take w

>> reporter: overnight whiteout conditions near denver as a major storm slams the rockies. more than a foot of snow is possible just as the thanksgiving travel rush begins. denver's airport is expecting nearly 200,000 travelers today alone. a record 31.6 million passengers are expected to fly nationwide over the holiday. >> it's the double whammy, we have weather coming in and the holiday. >> reporter: the snow will spread from colorado to the midwest today where people are preparing for thanksgiving dinner early. >> i've got chains for my car so -- >> we have plenty of wine. >> lots of wine and a bulldozer. >> we're good. >> sounds like you're set. >> i think so. >> reporter: meanwhile, overnight on the west coast -- >> as you can see, the fires cross 154 and now it's going down this canyon. >> reporter: this wind-fueled wildfire forcing more evacuations near santa barbara just as a storm being called historic and unprecedented takes shape in the pacific. hurricane-force winds will batter the northern california and oregon coastlines beginning tonight. in central californi

. >> yeah, what triggered my memory was someone's reference to a$ap rocky. a$ap rocky. everyone was in the loop. chief of staff mulvaney. secretary perry. giuliani. vice president pence. again, everyone's in the loop. i e-mailed secretary pompeo. secretary pompeo replied, "i spoke by phone with president trump." was there a quid pro quo? it's "the late show" live." tonight not debatable and stephen plays rugly with new zealand's all-blacks. plus, stephen welcomes john heilemann and alex wagner featuring live jon batiste and stay human. and now, live from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: woooo! thanks for joining us! >> stephen: oh, yeah. there's nothing like it. there is no feeling like teverybody. hello, jon! you ready? >> jon: we're ready. let's get it! let's go. >> audience: stephen! stephen! stephen. >> stephen: we're piping it right here. >> audience: stephen! stephen! stephen! >> stephen: beautiful! beautiful? >> a$ap rocky. >> jon: yeah, i like that. >> stephen: hi, everybody, please, have a seat.

this one of course includes the rise of the rocky mountains and the dinosaurs tracing around. there's one particular side in the book that is identified as the chalk cliffs at this place where paleontologists discovered dinosaur bones. as the basithe basis for these l novels was always to have a historical story ended in the present-day story and they sort of go back and forth and at this time there's paleontologists digging up the bones then we go back to the dinosaurs and their bones are going to be there. so i was wondering how much of this is actually true to life and how much did he pick up. i was driving north of denver on interstate 25 and it was getting dark. i had been thinking about this and talking with my grandmother about this when all of a sudden at the side of the road i saw a sign. so i turned off and by the time i got there it was too dark to see much of anything but there was this place. centennial focuses on some mountain men as they were called who would spend their days, weeks, months out in the mountains and most of the time they were out there alone by t

. >> a$ap rocky. >> a$ap rocky. >> a$ap rocky. >> a$ap rocky. >> a$ap rocky. >> jimmy: more rockies thanylvester stallone. i don't think we can overstate how unusual that is. that would be if the large portion of watergate hearings revolved around sly and the family stone. president trump was in his office eating cans of diet coke. he charged out to the white house lawn to try to some how claim a victory. >> i'm going to have a quick comment on what's going on in terms of testimony with ambassador sondland, and i just noticed one thing, and i would say that means it's all over. >> jimmy: well, i hope you're right about that. [cheers and applause] from your greasy lips to god's ears. i'm sure you're surprised to learn that trump now claims he doesn't really know gordon sondland. >> i don't know him very well. i haven't spoken to him much. this is not a man i know well, seems like a nice guy, though. but i don't know him well. he was with other candidates. he actually supported other candidates, not me. came in late. >> jimmy: why do i get the feeling when this presidency ends trump will c

getting across the great plains, across the rocky mountains and the mountain desert and down the snake river to the columbia river took them all summer. they had to wait in the spring until the grass greened up on the prairies but if they waited too long they would get caught in the snow going over the mountains. i don't know, nobody knows exactly what year this woman died. if she died after the donner party met its disastrous end in california in the snows of the sierra then they would have had that in front of them, this is why we had to hurry on but even if they didn't they knew time was of the essence. there she was and there she remains and i always wondered what her story was. and when i started writing this book i kind of i wonder if i could figure out what her story was. it turned out to be a vein hope except i don't know her precise story but i can reconstruct her general story which was probably like the story of just about everybody else. most of the immigrants didn't die but those who did typically didn't die violently. the idea that immigrants traveling to oregon or califo

maybe two rockies point, -- to rocky's point, i am not pro cannabis anymore than i am probe urban -- bourbon. i don't think people should be arrested and incarcerated and have their lives ruined for sending a symbol as may making a bad decision. we can agree that using drugs is not a smart thing to do, but the funny thing is that a republican member said he did not believe -- i do not approve of marijuana, it has no redeeming societal benefit, but i believe that about a lot of things like stamp collecting. which you should not be arrested for. that is the point. the federal government has no business in this, the state should decide. your state will have an ability to decide as well. host: grant is on the support line from illinois. caller: how are you doing this morning? host: fine, thank you. caller: i fully support this and i believe this will be a major , thee for us as a country medical aspect of it. we have been in the war on drugs for over 50 years and it has been a detriment on our country as a whole. i am a medical marijuana patient here in illinois and it has helped me. i h

it is going to be dumping powder snow across the rockies tomorrow. it's great news for the skiers. not good for the travelers because, take a look at this. blizzard conditions in the upper midwest, a foot to two feet of snow. then the system dives southeast across the great lakes on sunday. look at that ice storm developing across the northeast. this will transition into a nor'easter, and when it does, we could see a lot of snow in the northeast for monday and tuesday. so it's not going to be easy traveling for the next several days. look at all that powdered snow in the west through the next several days. and look at those blizzard-like conditions with gusts over 40 miles an hour in places like north and south dakota. then the storm moves towards the east coast. watch out, boston and new york. we could be talking about a snowstorm early next week. david. >> begnaud: it's what you all call wild weather. thank you, jeff. here in new york, we were watching the wind all day today. turns out the balloons were able to fly for the macy's thanksgiving day parade. just not very high. new y

right now a low-pressure system is moving through the rockies, bringing snow tuesday.his system will move east toward the great lakes region and gain in strength. not only is it bringing snowy conditions to the plains, you can see wet weather from texas all the way up toward chicago. the system will also continue to move toward the northeast and also bring snowy weather to new england. we also have a big low-pressure system that drops in. this one will bring us rain, snow, and also wind to the west coast. also bring a lot of that wet weather to southern california. you can see as we head into thanksgiving day thursday, there is a chance that it may be too s off coast once we head into black friday. the very same system on the west coast will dry out for black friday, but you can see it is bringing a lot more of that wintry mix over to the rockies and also to the plains as we end the week. here's your thanksgiving day highs -- 31 degrees for denver, colorado. 39 for kansas city. 56 for los angeles. 53 for dallas, and 50 for new york. black friday shoppers, some areas wi

fight today when he's efficient tweets and put out a video it working out of a gin with the theme to rocky to fill rocky and so it's good news for the opposition and he's a very strong powerful and capable political leader whose talent over the political scene in brazil even while in prison. well he's getting stronger was the favorite to win last year's presidential election as we remember what chance now he'll be making a comeback don't. well on the brazil so-called clean slate law he's not allowed to stand as it stands at present because he still has a conviction he's appealing the conviction but the fiction still stands. but he's challenging not commit conviction because an investigation by an investigative news cycle the intercept brazil showed me judge you child him. and advise prosecutors in the big corruption probe that ended up with him in jail and that's one of the factors that has driven this new cream court decision which was made yesterday if a go for a no his conviction which is what his party and his lawyers want to happen he still has a bunch of other cases against him but t

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but then after the us invaded afghanistan and iraq it started calling rocky's who were trying to defend their country against the us and british invasion terrorists that really does not meet any objective definition of terrorism but that is precisely the way the us has used it the way israel uses it when palestinians try to defend their selves and their territories that is unfortunately the way the term has now come to be used. the us president doesn't trump has showed a picture of himself with the buff body you fictional books of rocky balboa incidents been rife with speculation about what exactly he intended with that message. totally. i was. trying to photo of his head the best is going to be totally unclear i want. you. to. washington post claims without evidence that the real donald trump she had adopted by a true. or low. or low. i see both posted to social media around the same time today the chancellor went with a clip from her talk comfy speech in the digital age the president won with the photo shop of his head on the body of rocky balboa. leadership really does take many form

el cuerpo de rocky balboa y la cara de donald trump.forma. (rÍe). >>> la comento rista polÍtica ana navarro domina el arte de twitear como ebrio, estando sobrio. el mandatario no aclarÓ a quÉ viene esta imagen, podrÍa tener su origen en un... en florida. trump resumiÓ pÚblicamente su estado de salud. de hecho, en este tipo de rally muchos seguidores exhiben imÁgenes similares y a Él le encanta la idea. >>> asÍ se ve Él, es una persona egocÉntrica. se cree invencible quizÁs. >>> es una burla totalmente. >>> pero la publicÓ Él. >>> wow!, no podemos esperar mÁs Él de realmente. >>> este autorretrato de trump es la lista de imÁgenes Épicas muchas de ellos dictadores. >>> lo vimos galopando los campos nevados en un caballo. en ambos casos no eran montajes a diferencia del presidente trump. >>> ridÍculo. (rÍe). totalmente ridÍculo. sorry, es la realidad. >>> bueno josÉ, en cada evento el presidente trump ademÁs que sus seguidores llevan las imÁgenes Épicas que muestran al presidente como un hÉroe. muestran imÁgenes que retratan a donald trump

>> what did you hear president trump say about asap rocky? >> i did not hear president trump's side of the conversation about asap rocky. >> you said, how did we go from, the conversation was very loud and his voice was recognizable to as you say here when the conversation shifted, i could only here ambassador sondland's side of th whe the president came on the call, he sort of winced and held the phone away from his ear. for the initial p i don't know if he turned the volume down or the president spoke more quietly or he got used to the volume, i don't know what change ed? what did clang? what's important. this was memorable. >> i don't know sir, body sondland moved the phone away from his ear. >> that's what it was? >> yes. >> okay. >> how'd the conversation end? >> i only heard ambassador sondland's side of the conversation, sir. at the end of the conversation, he said, he said, ah, this, he was giving the president advice on how to deal with his a sap rocky situation and he said, you know, you should have -- they should have released him

today, the man quoting asap rocky and citing him in the hearing was doing an asap rocky because he also had shout-out to an escape plan. reject and forget all these other defenses. implicate his boss donald trump. >> okay. you lost me on the music front and the legal front. let -- let me do lawyering for dummies here. i mean, when did -- donald trump basically runs a corrupt enterprise himself. his kids are out slocking condos like the white house seal on the brochures. the -- the -- the president has never even pretended to care about good governments. he harassed the mueller prosecution. he smeared you and everybody. who are we joking? how do we even with straight faces say the defense says he was after corruption? he doesn't care about krum corruption. he's more comfortable in corrupt enterprises. >> typically, the defense is he's ignorant. he didn't know. so when we look at the campaign finance violation, andrew, your team put him on notice that a thing of value, opposition research from a foreign government, counts as a violation of campaign law. mr. mueller said he wasn't sure he

. >> plus elon musk's explanation for this rocky roll out.s happened moments before that caused that window to shatter. >> and who a federal judge is now ordering to testify in president trump impeachment inquiry. created thousands of jobs after building a busit he took charge of a city still reeling from 9/11 a three-term mayor who helped bring it back from the ashes bringing jobs and thousands of affordable housing units with it. after witnessing the terrible toll of gun violence... he helped create a movement to protect families across america. and stood up to the coal lobby and this administration to protect this planet from climate change. and now, he's taking on... him. to rebuild a country and restore faith in the dream that defines us. where the wealthy will pay more in taxes and the middle class get their fair share. everyone without health insurance can get it and everyone who likes theirs keep it. and where jobs won't just help you get by, but get ahead. and on all those things mike blomberg intends to make good. jobs creator. lead

so big canadian air-conditioning east of the rockies.nt story for monday night football as everybody around the rest of the country is bundled up out at levi stadium tomorrow. game time temperatures dropping to the low 70s and 60s in santa clara. temperatures closer to 50 in san francisco and highs for veterans day plans looking pretty good. in fact a bit warmer than the highs you saw today. mid-70s around san jose. warmest place tomorrow warner creek concord and ukiah could be close to 80 degrees. and one of the reasons why the temperatures are coming up even though we have fog set up across the bay right now, there's a little taste of some off-shore breezes picking up and we're seeing the wind most significantly tonight above 4,000 feet up atop mount saint helena. however elevations between 1 to 2,000 feet, wind speeds in the yellow from about now through about 7:00 a.m. tomorrow in the 15 to 30 mile per hour age. the winds will be out of the north which is the reason why the hilltops will be seeing those dry conditions overnight. but

it is going to be dumping powder snow across the rockies tomorrow. it's great news for the skiers.or the travelers, because take a look at this. blizzard conditions in the upper midwest, a foot to 2 feet of snow. and then the system dives southeast across the great lakes on sunday. look at that ice storm developing across the northeast. this will transition into a nor'easter, and when it does, we could see a lot of snow in the northeast for monday and tuesday. so it's not going to be easy traveling for the next several days. look at all that powder snow in the west through the next several days. and look at those blizzard-like conditions with gusts over 40 miles per hour in places like north and south dakota. then the storm moves towards the east coast. watch out boston and new york. we could be talking about a snowstorm early next week. >>> and of course it wouldn't be thanksgiving without a parade, and the biggest parade of all marched down the streets of new york city. errol barnett was there. >> reporter: helium was the ally and the winds the enemy this morning as thanksgiving

this storm that we're talking about that's sitting over the rockies currently will continue to the easts we mentioned. once it gets there, we're expecting snow and wind. and of course, wind a big concern for the macy's thanksgiving day parade. if we see wind gusts upwards of 34 miles per hour, the balloons for the parade won't fly. we'll keep our fingers crossed for that. otherwise, thanksgiving day highs looking like this across the country -- 50s for the west, 40s once we head toward portland and the pacific northwest, a little cooler. the east coast in the 50s. the hot spot over this holiday weekend will be the southeast. south florida in the 80s both thursday and friday. expecting a high of 82 degrees for miami. evelyn taft, cbs news. >>> strong winds in southern california this morning are fueling a massive wildfire. just take a look at these flames in the mountains above santa barbara. the cave fire erupted yesterday afternoon. mandatory evacuations were issued. so far more than 3,000 acres have burned. no word yet on whether any homes were damaged, though. >>> and now to a setbac

that is asap rocky. primary purpose was a rapper named asap rocky. >> what triggered my memory was a reference which was i believe the purpose of the phone call. >> he was giving president advice on how to deal with the asap rocky situation and should have released them on your word and you can tell the kardashians that you tried. >> i he is not the first to have mad the mistake. this was me back july 21st. >> i just want to talk about exemplars. you have the president reaching out on behalf of this rapper asap rocky. my apologies once again to mr. rocky. we'll be right back. mr. rocky. we'll be right back. mom! maria! maria ramirez... mcdonald's is committing 150 million dollars in tuition assistance, education, and career advising programs... prof: maria ramirez mom and dad: maria ramirez!!! to help more employees achieve their dreams. (burke) at so we know how to cover we'almost anything.verything mom and dad: maria ramirez!!! (bert) even a "not-so-handy monster." (johnson) what is going on in here! i

we go out west and look at the rockies. that storm system beginning to push all the way toward the midwest. again, tuesday and wednesday, big travel days, anloportover the next several days. there's that storm as it makes its way east. more snow, more travel delays, and the third storm makes its way tuesday into wednesday from seattle all the way down to new mexico that's as this travel week really gets into high gear, and we're also watching thanksgiving day for high winds which could affect the nation's biggest thanksgiving day parade >> three storms. dave price, thank you very much. >>> now on to the political storm in washington, and new details emerging in the ongoing impeachment inquiry. documents just released show contact between president trump's personal attorney rudy giuliani and secretary of state mike pompeo before the ukraine ambassador was ousted kelly o'donnell reports. >> reporter: 100 pages of newly released state department documents show how last spring trump personal lawyer rudy giuliani delivered his m

. >> yeah, what triggered my memory was someone's reference to a$ap rocky. a$ap rocky.s in the loop. chief of staff mulvaney. secretary perry. giuliani. vice president pence. again, everyone's in the loop. i e-mailed secreta

for stanford today, a little rocky in the rockies. bananas. potassium. healthy site at colorado, here come the buffaloes, steven montez on a keeper, opening drive touchdown. how to stanford respond? they get within a point, late in the first half, hurry, hit, pass landed in the hands of colorado. the buffs got a field goal lineup, led to 96 at the half. since the early fourth quarter, costello over the middle and he's gone! 79 yards and the cardinals win 13-10. tied with a minute left, on fourth and one, the card extend the drive. the buffs ran the clock down, evan price lined up price for the win. 37 yard field goal, that's the game. dramatic 16-13 colorado win that snap the winning streak. the cardinal record has fallen 4-5. there is number 45 and the first lady. alabama, third rate giants. lsu knocking on the door and through, joe borough. they led by 20. alabama battled back, what a great catch by harris out of antioch. he had 190 yards from scrimmage, under 2:00 left in the game, lsu by 5. here he comes again, broke a tackle, lsu won the game 46-41.

could see its biggest snowfall in nine years for november snow across the midwest with the snow, rockies, denver, minneapolis, chicago, down to houston, on the roads, we expect problems i-80, i-35, and i-55. we continue into wednesday this system brings heavy rain for a lot of new england heavy wind gusts into the northeast. airport delays on wednesday, back to minneapolis and chicago. detroit, new york area, all the way down to atlanta. on the roads, i-75, i-90 and i-95 storm number two, coming into the pacific northwest, heavy rain, mountain snows, airport delays from portland, down to san francisco, this system continues to move, you can see i-5 and i-80 having problems wednesday, the snow will spread into the rockies, heavy rains from southern california, the airport delays, san diego, san francisco, salt lake and las vegas, and this will continue causing problems on the roads, i-80, i-15 and i-5 this system will continue to cause issues right on into thanksgiving day bursts of snow through the plains are going to be airport delays in the midwest. the plains, a flood threat through t

today is when it comes through the rockies. tomorrow it begins in colorado and spreads through nebraska rain through areas of the midwest. snowing hard by the time it gets to wednesday morning to minneapolis through the northern great lakes. rainy, windy conditions through the ohio and great lakes by wednesday afternoon and evening it sweeps through the northeast with periods of high winds and rain it won't be severe storms but enough to cause significant airport delays as far as the thanksgiving travel goes and the airports, we have the two storms. this is looking at tuesday there's nothing that bad today you got lucky if today is your travel day tuesday, a huge storm comes into the west coast big impacts from areas san francisco north wards and denver and minneapolis, and as far as the impacts at the airport, great lakes could be windy and then, of course, in the east doesn't take much in new york. even with a period of rain and some w condiindyti if you're traveling anywhere from the southeast to florida, texas through the m

. >> it was a rocky day of trading on wall soceet.tarting lower then taking a deeper plunge midday as trade fierce came out again. trade sources say phase 1 of a u.s. trade deal may not be kmeeted this year and could slide to next ar,s beijing presses for tariff rolebacks ase the white h wants a deal addressing intellectual property, technology transfer issues and the two sides can't seemo agree. if the market believes that tech really are big contions of a that is a road block for betting bigger deals. any deal we get could be more than can see keyes kind of a phase one light. no new tariffs on december 15th, thefs existing tarif remain in place and maybe some agreement for the chinese to buy agricultural goods. phase one 1 essentially. the worst-case scenario would be no deal at all as tariffs in place and then maybe a heap december.riffs coming in in no surprise we saw trade sensitive names like materials and industrial tech, semis all slipping. apple was down more than 1%. up until today the market had been fairly complacent frank

cold, arctic air tonight begins to invade from the northern rockies, seeping well south. amarillo, texas, tomorrow, waking up and seeing temperatures climbing to just above the freezing mark, 16 degrees in minneapolis, 30 degrees in chicago. as we head into tuesday morning, low temperatures combined with winds, which will be kicking up at that point and gusting to 40 miles per hour or more bring the windchills sub zero in madison to single digits in places like indianapolis, sioux city feeling like one degree. and as we roll into tuesday and wednesday as well, 41 million people impacted by winter weather advisories, watches and warnings and inland sections of new england could see up to a foot of snow before it's done. kate? >> never feel ready for this, dave. thank you. >>> now to the opposite issue. hot, dry conditions in california. and a fire that got a lot of attention today because of where it's burning, right in the hollywood hills, coming dangerously close to the warner brother studio. our steve patterson is there. >> firefight in the hollywood hills. crews leadin

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this is the storm that's beginning today in the rockies that's going to cause us all the problems overhe next couple of days. by the time we get to tuesday, snowstorm from denver to nebraska. snow from omaha to minneapolis. minor airport problems like o'hare and detroit through cleveland but periods of rain. it will be a full-fledged snowstorm from lacrosse to minneapolis through northern wisconsin. this storm blows toward the east coast for wednesday. of course that's the busiest travel day. if you're going to have windy conditions in the northeast with periods of rain, you're going to get some significant delays out of that, and as far as the snow forecast in the airports go, this will be the worst of it on tuesday from denver to minneapolis, and then minor delays, chicago, cleveland, the great lakes, and as i mentioned, in new york if it rains and you get even breezy conditions you'll get some significant airport problems. >> la laguardia is shut down when a drop of rain comes out of the sky. i think we all know that pretty well. that's going to cause major delays. >> that's only st

off to the rockies we're looking at temperatures in the 40s >>> yeah, that cold weather is everywhere from the rockies to the west and we have a cold blast coming next week as well, even colder than this one. christmas decorations, holiday decorations coming up, too in today's quick hits, a large crowd gathered outside of chris ow sale outside his home he promised big mark downs on designer items >> the solution for college students dealing with a lack of privacy in their dorms it's a big tv port to watch shows without being disturbed. >> drag race queens are headed to hbo they'll star in a reality risees that includes small town residents. titled, we're here stuffy? that's because your home is filled with soft surfaces that trap odors and release them back into the room. so, try febreze fabric refresher febreze finds odors trapped in fabrics (bubbles popping) and cleans them away as it dries. use febreze every time you tidy up to keep your whole house smelling fresh air clean. fabric refresher even works for clothes you want to wear another day. make febreze part of your clean routin

spring morning, the soldiers arrived in helicopters and jumped 10 feet from their chinooks into the rocky freezing terrain of shok valley. when the first americans reached the edge of the valley, at the base of a 100-foot mountain, a handful of special forces scouted ahead. the lead group was 60 feet up the slope when roughly 200 insurgents savagely attacked, and it was a big surprise a very unwelcome surprise, i might add. the terrorists filled the valley with a hail of bullets and explosions. matt soon received word that the soldiers on the mountain were pinned down and suffering from mounting casualties. he organized the afghan infantry under his command, and he led a bold counterassault to stop the enemy advance. as machinegun fire rained down from above, matt and his fellow american soldiers, scott ford and ronald shurer, charged up the mountain. once they reached their trapped comrades, matt realized that several of them were too gravely wounded to be quickly evacuated. he ran down the mountain to get support and then climbed back up with bullets spraying all around. spring all arou

i think it has momentum it will get a little bit worse before it gets better we're rocky's we know our country and the dynamics locally regionally and globally we have been through this we have history including in kurdistan as well as the the south of iraq at the moment the 2 camps are both very polarized very armed they are backed by forces by theological sources like in niger and as well as in iran the 2 are at the moment not talking and there are interferences or influences from the region so we've got local actors regional actors global actors all intertwined some working via proxy son directly this is actually a recipe for getting into a kind of dissident sending in to more chaos and more violence however there is a way out this could lead to a milestone in changing the system of governance changing the mentality and possibly agreeing a new era but at the moment where the peak of it we're nowhere near the end of it it has not ended yet ok but i'm hopeful that there are efforts at the moment to prevent that level of violence and very much we hope that it will never get that all ri

rocky authorities are holding talks on constitutional amendments amid ongoing violence in the country around $260.00 people are believed to have been killed there since anti-government demonstrations started a month ago protesters are demanding a major overhaul of the political system which was established after the u.s. led invasion back in 2003 artie's daniel hawkins has been delving deeper. iraq is no stranger to turmoil the country's seen little piece and even less the billet since the us led invasion of 2003 mass protests and violence of regulating gulf the state of these though are the worst since the overthrow of saddam hussein 16 years ago. hundreds killed dozens in just one week by live ammunition many thousands injured amid a heavy crackdown by security forces or the government's deployed special forces imposed curfews and an internet blackout across the whole country but that's just angered crowds even more roads and bridges have been blocked by demonstrators who have also tried to take over buildings both in the capital baghdad and across other cities why is this happening

storm two across the rockies. area of snowfall from the rockies to the northern plains into the great lakes. rain down the coastal states. a third system is moving in on the west coast. this is on wednesday. so, again, travel is going to be impacted greatly with all of these storms and another surge of moisture comes into the desert southwest. so just kind of look at the areas of red here. these are trouble spots now on wednesday. flying from la guardia, philadelphia, washington d.c. san francisco. las vegas. los angeles. minneapolis. chicago. detroit. this is madness. we've looking at a greater number of people hitting the roads. back to macy's, here's the forecast. last year was the second coldest on record. i don't think we're going to have quite that problem. but the temperatures will come up. 40s, 40. that's not bad. it's the winds. if you note, as we get to around 11:00 a.m., 25, 35. that could keep the balloons grounded. we're going to keep our fingers crossed. we have a cornucopia of weather for the entire

if you are a film fan you knew right away that was the body of rocky balboa. that is the president's head on top of rocky's body. can't make this stuff up. before i let you go, i just want to pass this along, julie. "the washington post"'s reporting of the president's private attorney, rudy giuliani, was apparently in talks to be paid by ukraine's top prosecutor, and together they saw damaging information on democrats. that's from "the washington post." they go on to suggest they paid as much is $200,000, or at least i could have been among the compensation for rudy giuliani. we will see forget white house reaction for that report. for now, back to your. >> julie: kevin corke, thank you very much. but spring and former u.s. attorney, guy lewis. thank you for talking to us. what do you think we can expect from these new rounds of hearings? >> what we can probably expect is the unexpected, julie. the democrats are going to continue to try and hammer this whole ukraine quid pro quo business. i think you will see jim jordan and his crew really dismantle, in a fund

go into to issue a new electorial role for the best of the people to hold early elections off to be rocky paula been dissolved itself and the government resigns but many protesters say much more needs to be done day after day the demonstrators that we speak with be they in baghdad or other cities tell us they don't feel the government is taking their demands seriously they say that no matter the risk they will continue to come out and press for the rights and opportunities they say they deserve my gentleman does it or buy that on the ships where he has the director of the gulf study center university he says public anger in iraq is directed at both the government's hands as a rainy and influence. in the past few weeks there is no doubt the there was a process of rebirth and iraq and that the process basically talking about a new national identity because. you know sects close this it is across tribes all of these things so what's happening now in iraq. is an evidence that people there are fed up of you know our site or in interventions and i think they also see that how much this outsider

just before go into afghanistan this thanksgiving he posted a photo shopped picture of himself as rocky balboa and i think this is how he feels maybe and maybe this is what he wants to be for afghanistan a hero but as they say you can tell what they are by what they do not by what they say or what the post on twitter obviously as you mentioned there it's a good photo opportunity good p.r. for the election exeunt in service of realistic chance of getting a deal how optimistic and it's very hard to say because it's been on and off all the time but what we can say for sure and you made this point already trump is not going to give up he needs it he needs to regain this influence. on his son and in that region and globally and of course they say that ending the war in afghanistan he would rise his chances up to be reelected at home so i mean it's not yet over political analyst mushtaq or him believes all sides have realized a peaceful solution is the only way to end this crisis. well it certainly could have honest on everybody that has been advocating for resumption of peace talks because m

there have been slightly rocky moments in the sense of why people are leaving.ving. we have had people criticising the conservatives and the direction they are going under boris johnson. i and the direction they are going under borisjohnson. i think it is perhaps overstated to say that this isa perhaps overstated to say that this is a calamity at this stage given the tone of the two letters between jeremy corbyn and tom watson. we will see what happens, but right now it doesn't look that way. it becomes a calamity if tom watson does that kiss and tell sit down broadcast interview which keeps the story going where he lays bare the fractious relationship he had with jeremy corbyn, the fact they didn't get on, the fact they were on opposite ends of the party. so far they are wishing each other happy gardening tips, and this line, jeremy corbyn was rocked by the resignation of his deputy, is that not right? i thought he was relieved. it is hardly ideal in the midst of a general election campaign for your deputy to resign. so it has knocked a labour of course. i thin

the rocky prime minister. resigned to allow lawmakers to form a new government iraqis have been celebrating the news these are the latest pictures from the capital the prime minister's announcement follows weeks of violent protests across the country people been demanding a change of government they've been angry over poor service is unemployment and chronic corruption more than $300.00 people have been killed thousands injured since the rallies began last month. there was one is an award winning iraqi kurdish journalist joins me on the line good evening. this announcement will it be enough the prime minister to stop the protests. definitely not no it is just the tip of the iceberg i think it was only the start of a long process the prime minister has been a stumbling block. in front of change that people in the various and the various protestors have been calling for. the key issue here for the protesters is that to bring those who killed over 500 protesters injured 12000 disabled more than 3000 people to be

government of iraq and the country's political leaders must engage seriously and urgently with the rocky citizens who are demanding reform we deplore the killing and kidnapping of unarmed protesters threats to freedom of expression and the cycle of violence taking place rocky's must be free to make their own choices about the future of the nation meanwhile you report says iraqi security forces are committing severe human rights violations the latest report indicates a demonstration related violence from the 25th of october to november 4th caused at least $97.00 further deaths and thousands of injuries well the iraqi security officials could displayed more restraint that in previous protests earlier in october particularly in baghdad the unlawful use of lethal and less lethal weapons by security forces and armed people requires urgent attention. and how she can amos more from baghdad. this is an issue of trust protesters do not trust the current political leaders in power to enact substantive change it's also an issue of pace they want immediate results now this is what the government say

their past are rocky and dangerous one. we're giving up is not an option. they.should tell our feelings this is to move all speaking welcome to the show with a ding dong xoai if concerts with the least risky. credible. welcome to. every week w. . welcomes a global 3000 today we take a close look at education and training the main role of schools is to give children a firm foundation 1st successful future 200 years ago just 2300000 of the world's children attended school now it's more like $700000000.00 that's almost 90 percent.

winter storm alerts stretch from the rockies to the upper midwest.pect a foot of snow. >>> travel could be especially difficult on wednesday. that's the day before thanksgiving. and a second storm is expected to cause trouble later in the holiday weekend. cbs news climate and weather contributor, jeff berardelli, is with us. good morning. how are things looking right now? >> a lot of frustrated people, i think. that's my prediction for the upcoming week. it is going to be a tough travel week. this is the setup right now. big dip in the jet stream, cold air pouring south from canada. the one bit of good news -- high pressure across the southeast mild and protected there. that's the best area this week as we look ahead. storm forms later tonight and tomorrow morning around denver. heavy snow, blizzard conditions, gusts over 40 miles per hour, moves through the plains states toward minneapolis. the good news is it's rain in chicago, but still going to cause some issues there. detroit and cleveland. heavy snow on the northern side of the system as it mov

rocky's case is one we covered on the show.because it speaks to the very detailed account we ve here. it's not just people in the tate department saying i heard the president and sondland talked about these seven things and these five were about ukraine and these three were about bribery and here's other things that may or may not be as important today. i am really struck by the details in here. i wonder what that does to the evidence in a rapidly accelerating impeachment probe. >> it shows a bunch of people were taking notes. they were taking time, taking place, and taking notes. everything about what donald trump does has become very important to many of the men and women involved in the state department. and why is that? it's not because they were part of the deep state. it's not because they were ut to get him. it's because he has created a culture of paranoia. he's created a culture of corruption. these people who spent their entire lives trying to protect nations, trying to protect the united states and u.s. interests hav

wants to box me in, but somehow i beat them charges like rocky."who you see there getting arrested on video beat the charges like rocky? can donald trump? david corn and john podhoretz here to tackle that in 30 seconds. 0 seconds. how did you guys...? >>don't ask. the lexus december to rembember sales event get 0 percent apr for 60 months on all 2019 models. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. >>> we're back on this mounting case against president trump with washington chief for mother jones and john podhoretz, a former speech writer for president reagan. good evening. >> good evening. >> david, i put the question to you first. can trump beat these charges like rocky? and can he do so with this new bribery type defense? >> well, i don't think he is saying that he committed bribery. i think he said it was beautiful and perfect, whatever you might want to call it. i think it's pretty clear day by day, the evidence gets stronger and stronger that there was corrupt intent, and it wasn't just a quid pro quo. extortion, bribery, these are better des

that's the one with hulk hogan, which is the best of all rockys. >> you can't go wrong with that one.o talk especially to do comedy. keep the big picture in mind. this is family. you'll never know when you'll need one of their kidneys. >> secondly, do the thing that people say you shouldn't do. let everybody text at the table and use their phones. you know what i mean? there will be no conversation. no interaction. everybody leaves well fed, happy and they clean out their inbox. it's simple. >> you also think distraction can be useful, right? >> oh, yeah, absolutely. i would give people impossible tasks like at the table. make them explain the infield fly rule or help grandpa set up his tv to stream. stuff like that. anything that you can do to kind of divert the conversation, i think, is going to be critical, even though it would be helpful to talk about things but it's very hard in this environment. >> but if you love people, you have to channel your inner baby yoed yoda and coax them away from the dark side. use fiona hill's voice whenever you're answering them. just keep repeating

it is pretty rocky. caroline: it is. when you talk to people there now, almost all of them have stories of lock picking. picking. someone would pay them $.50 to go pick up rocks. rocky ridge was the name of their farm, and i don't think it was ever -- i think they grew oats, they grew stuff for their livestock. he had quite a lot of livestock at one point. she was -- jane: she was very proud of her chickens. caroline: she was very skilled with poultry and had all these ways of keeping chickens productive, and healthy. that was a huge boon to them and one of the things she began writing about for newspapers. all tree and how to be and how to-- poultry be successful. she was distressed that they were dismissive about the many money she made from the poultry. she added up all the money she was making and proved to all anzoo that it was -- alm that it was worthwhile. bills beforey the the books sold? paid the bills before the books sold? caroline: they had a lot of jobs. they worked for an oil company. she did the books for