rosie duffield.rsonal experiences of being in an abusive relationship, that had the greatest impact. it starts slowly. a few emotional knocks, alternated with romantic gushes and promises of everlasting love, so you are left reeling, confused, spinning around in an ever—changing but always hyper—alert state. she described a pattern of threats, criticism, control and financial abuse. and the slow but sure disappearance of any kindness, respect, or loving behaviour. you get to the stage where you're afraid to go home. after 15 hours at work, you spend another hour on the phone to your mum or a close friend, trembling, a shadow of your usual self. you answer the phone and the sheer nastiness and rage tells you not to go home at all. and, having got out of the relationship, this message for others. so, if anyone is watching and needs a friend, please reach out if it's safe to do so, and please talk to any of us, because we'll be there and we'll hold your hand. hear, hear. colleagues showing their support

rosie o'donnell, tom arnold, debra messing, i thought they said celebrities. [laughter] rosie, deborah, tom, i think the last hit tom had was from a crack pipe. just kidding tom, don't sue me, i love you. who knows what these crusaders will come up with. i'm sure they'll get help from adam, mr. schiff who it seems in the real transcript he decided he better make up one of his ow own. i'm in a say this only seven times so you better listen good. i want to make up dirt on my political opponent, lots of it and don't call me again, i'll call you when you've done what i asked. >> a reminder that wasn't just stupid, it was false. but it was what the media wanted to hear so adam obliged. it wonders, if you can mangle a transcript with such creativity, imagine what he could do to other stuff. >> and now adam reads nursery rhymes. >> there was an old woman who lived in a shoe. she had so many children she didn't know what to do. she gave them some broth without any bread and whipped them all soundly and put them to bed. a wise course of action. [applause] all right. so

they say it gets better to get those winds rosie king's i was it for as we just everyone would say old he was young he wasn't even 21 good and eventually we're going to move out on our own we have plans really hope and she's awesome she looks like her which is what. i thought and i think when i look around i see him with a little bit of peace in him but it's hard at the same time because i don't know why it's just we're trying to get rosie the life we were never a month or a for her like not to grow up you know because i know who was raised here for him does was it for him this was basically it like that said he never got out of here and i want was he to get out and i do her who is going. yes tell her that he's in a little until her that's what's left of this. crime. like. a back. up in a basketball game a large crowd hanging around the parking lot so we were just there to disperse the crowd because when you get large crowds like that drinking nothing good ever happens from that so we are said down there to make sure what he gets home safely. we only want to. so that's where the big pr

rosie duffield. who shared her personal experiences of being in an abusive relationship, that had the greatest impact. it starts slowly. a few emotional knocks, alternated with romantic gushes and promises of everlasting love, so you are left reeling, confused, spinning around in an ever—changing but always hyper—alert state. she described a pattern of threats, criticism, control and financial abuse. and the slow but sure disappearance of any kindness, respect, or loving behaviour. you get to the stage where you're afraid to go home. after 15 hours at work, you spend another hour on the phone to your mum or a close friend, trembling, a shadow of your usual self. you answer the phone and the sheer nastiness and rage tells you not to go home at all. and, having got out of the relationship, this message for others. so, if anyone is watching and needs a friend, please reach out if it's safe to do so, and please talk to any of us, because we'll be there and we'll hold your hand. hear, hear. colleagues sho

trying to get rosie the life we want and i'm going to try for her like not to grow up here because i know who do you think he was raised here for him does was it for him this was basically it like that's it i never got out of here and i want to get out and i do her who is going to get out to her he's in a little on through her because that's what's left of. i'm. back. now to the basketball game a large crowd i hang around the parking lot so we were just there to disperse the crowd because when you get large crowds like that drinking nothing good ever happens from that so we were sent down there to make sure but it gets home safely. we only want to. so that's where. the police thought i was gonna make it i was like we know katie it's like. telling someone to look. just up it. in the street. there was a. in a rest of the world one individual who didn't want to go along with the program so we had to arrest him. to join my little holy son of. the cia during. the cia joining. me now. is from you know. the oldest brother to all of us who look at this guy they got a. good look at it they ge

for now tenants like rosie and patrick are breathing a sigh of relief. and celebrating a big victory for the little guy. >>> the rent board commission is expected to make a decision on pass-throughs on november 4. landlords could be required to disclose their finances before asking their tenants to pay off their mortgage. veritas will not weigh in on that decision any longer. because it's tenants are no longer affected. >>> veritas is probably living up to the letter of the law. that might be the problem. >>> they are not doing anything illegal. we have talked about that. they have a lot of tension with their tenants. they are trying to fix that. >>> you can send your ideas and stories to project home@cbs.com. you can see all of susie's reports on our website. >>> a quick update on the breaking news we first brought to you at the top of the show. we got new information from pg&e on when the power outages tomorrow are expected to start because of severe winds. 7 am tomorrow and napa and sonoma county. 11 pm tonight in marin santa clara santa cruz in san m

applause rosie duffield. introduces domestic abuse protection orders, which would allow the police and courts to intervene earlier where abuse is suspected. the bill will also stop abusers cross—examining their victim in court. the legislation was initiated by theresa may, who, in her first commons speech since leaving downing street, said it would change lives. i remember as home secretary initiating a campaign of advertisements about what a good relationship was. and that the saddest thing was reading some of the comments that the young people, particularly young women, made when they had seen those adverts in cinemas and elsewhere. comments like, "i didn't know it was wrong for him to hit me." this is the sadness in our society of so many people who don't know what a good relationship is and who suffer from their bad relationship. and who suffer in silence, for too many, as we've heard for many years, suffer in silence before any action is taken. theresa may. there were more powerful, personal speeches dur

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market grew in recent months things may not remain so rosy if president trams goes ahead with his plan any impose additional tariffs on apparently imports bangladesh already plays 15.3 percent duties to the u.s. amongst the highest of any nation tender child really i'll just. bangladesh. time for a quick check of the headlines here this hour north korea's chief nuclear negotiator kim yong gil has called off denuclearization talks with the united states in sweden he says washington has brought nothing to the table delegations from both countries went to discuss ending its nuclear program in exchange for sanctions being lifted. in iraq there's been more antigovernment unrest and live fire in the capital baghdad. almost 100 people have died in the last 5 days of protests a number of t.v. stations have also been attacked. a court hearing is taking place in hong kong over the facemask ban imposed by leader kerry nom a group of pro-democracy legislators say the ban undermines the rule of law most of the city's metro stations remain shut after several vandalized by protesters from a group of

rosie duffield. being in an abusive relationship, that had the greatest impact. it starts slowly. a few emotional knocks, alternated with romantic gushes and promises of everlasting love, so you are left reeling, confused, spinning around in an ever—changing but always hyper—alert state. she described a pattern of threats, criticism, control and financial abuse. and the slow but sure disappearance of any kindness, respect, or loving behaviour. you get to the stage where you're afraid to go home. after 15 hours at work, you spend another hour on the phone to your mum or a close friend, trembling, a shadow of your usual self. you answer the phone and the sheer nastiness and rage tells you not to go home at all. and, having got out of the relationship, this message for others. so, if anyone is watching and needs a friend, please reach out if it's safe to do so, and please talk to any of us, because we'll be there and we'll hold your hand. hear, hear. colleagues showing their support. 0ne mp later said t

rosie duffield.elationship that had the greatest impact. it starts slowly, a few emotional knocks, alternated with romantic gushes and promises of everlasting love, so you are left reeling, confused, spinning around in an ever—changing but always hyper—alert state. she described a pattern of threats, criticism, control and financial abuse. and the slow but sure disappearance of any kindness, respect or loving behaviour. and you get to the stage where you are afraid to go home. after 15 hours at work, you spend another hour on the phone to your mum or a close friend, trembling, a shadow of your usual self. you answer the phone and the sheer nastiness and rage tells you not to go home at all. and, having got out of the relationship, this message for others. if anyone is watching and needs a friend, please reach out if it is safe to do so and please talk to any of us, because we will be there and we will hold your hand. colleagues showing their support. one mp later said that, through that speech, she w

threatening to introduce levies on japanese cars the future looks even less rosy. oh sure let you go if you happen to be a person with what i call finished wealth accumulation and if it so happens that you are looking for a new maritime home maybe i'd like to direct your attention to the following offer it's called tranquility and it is on the market again for a reasonable $200000000.00 the super yacht was among the assets of fugitive financier low tech joe and allegedly board with money taken from $11.00 m. g.b. now closed fund at the center of a multi country multi $1000000000.00 money laundering probe the infamous yacht is just over 90 meters long has a model clad interior a turkish bath a 20 need a swimming pool of course and the obligatory passage chancy fortunately it's being put on the market by the malaysian government which sees the boat last year following its pledge to recover all money stolen from the fund so if you have a bit of change. i called it and that's it from me and the business t m a burl unfold more business news stories and features check ou

demand it home and abroad weighing on the world's 2nd largest economy the news from china customs isn't rosy. crime is foreign trade has shrunk more than the experts expected. you know you're going in september china's total import and export value was $2.00 trillion you were in on a decrease of 3.3 percent exports were $1.00 trillion yuan a decrease of 0.7 percent and imports decreased by 6.2 percent. u.s. punitive tariffs continue to hit the chinese economy hard fewer and fewer goods are being shipped to the u.s. into up kember alone chinese exports to the u.s. fell by over 20 percent compared to the same month last year imports slumped by over 15 percent the u.s. has increasingly losing its importance as a trading partner for china in the 1st 9 months of the year the european union continue to be one of the most important trading partners for china with a trade volume of $510000000000.00 u.s. dollars the association of southeast asian nations came in 2nd with a trade volume of $440000000000.00 u.s. dollars that puts the u.s. in 3rd place with $370000000000.00 both sides are trying to alle

it does not paint a rosy picture. unemploymentth and are fueling social unrest.ebanon has seen more than a week of large scale protests. it is time for lebanese policymakers to make changes. >> the economy was growing at a slow pace. ofanonon was facing a number imbalances and d deficits. the government h has to act firy and swiftly to addrdress those imbalances, bring confidence the by addressing situation, lowering expenditures, eliminating waste in s spendining. >>>> a giant step fofor virgin galactic. debut onmakining their the new york stock exchange. they hope to be the first to send paying customers into space. it is a crowded field. has an ambitious timeframe and hopes to make 16 trips to space as early as next year. average ticket will run you about $250,000. >> just slightly less than a paris-sydney return. i will be back after a short break. stay with us. ♪ reporter: horrifying escalation of ethnic violence in the democratic republic of congo. different militias have terrorized huge numbers of the civilian population. second reporter: the drc's governm

happy about the way things are going i must say but french president emanuel mccrum view isn't so rosy do. skate what has happened over the last few days in the region is a serious mistake by the west duke and by nato it looked on one occasion. there has been fighting during this pause i don't choose day the so-called cease fire will end. now to some other stories making news around the world. protests in the lebanese capital beirut have turned violent with police firing tear gas into crowds of demonstrators earlier tens of thousands of people marched to demand the government halt its plans to impose new taxes they're also calling for the demise of a political elite they accuse of looting the economy. the explosion at a mosque in eastern afghanistan has killed over 60 people and injured dozens more the blast which caused the roof to collapse occurred during friday prayers no group immediately claimed responsibility but the government accused taliban insurgents the so-called islamic state is also active in the region. mexican authorities have admitted they failed to arrest one of the so

it's grandpa bill who was my grandfather and grandma rosy when rosy got dementia then amaze heimers, or my political mentor, an attorney general. a guy named joe mizurik. there are a couple of things we need to look at along the way. right now we as a nation spend about $200 billion a year when it comes to the care treatment and prevention of alzheimer's. if we don't do something about in by 2040 it will be 500 billion. we know the numbers are out there along the way, right? we know where in goes if we don't do anything about that. we're spending 200 billion a year on prevention, care, treatment. yet only about $2.3 billion a year when it comes to research. and what's been said is what's a national institute of health says if we're going to get to the point -- because it's a crisis -- by 2025 -- like the estimates are national institute of health should be spending about another $350 million every single year when it comes to just the research side. first fully funding that research. second, recognizing that we are all becoming caregivers. and it's not just for alzheimer's, to figure

rosy picture and lifting the markets or will things filter through into the consumer side that has beenport for the economy and take a hit in the market? have seen apple hit all-time highs. you have added your position, not to mention a couple of others. give us your reasoning. we like to do a fundamental approach and take a long-term investment approach with our clients and portfolios. apple is a name that has longevity, positive things going forward. we like the management they have. when the stocks came back a little bit over the last month or so, we took the opportunity to add to apple and with coca-cola as well. one of the newest names is in the housing sector. that is a place we think there has been opportunity. we added that name, added lennar to our portfolio. housing is one area that continues to do well. housing numbers coming out this next week. we would pay attention to that sector. shery: what about the tech sector in general? we have seen growth start to lag . this trend all of a sudden has stayed, something which is sorted a couple of months ago. is this a rotation we cou

happy about the way things are going i must say but french president emanuel mccrum view isn't so rosy do you consider. kate what has happened over the last few days in the region news a serious mistake by the west and by nato it looked on as you. there has been fighting during this pose i don't choose day the so-called cease fire will end. the u.k. is in for a dramatic day in a rare saturday session the u.k. parliament will debate its government's new deal for leaving the european union it's boris johnson's last chance to deliver on his promise to leave the e.u. by october 31st by getting enough m.p.'s to either support his deal or agree to going without one if he can't or if opposing m.p.'s can block him the prime minister will be forced to ask the e.u. for another extension new legislation or a new election could then follow. saturday could be the day a majority of british parliamentarians accept terms of a divorce from the e.u. or maybe it won't be it's anything but certain that the deal will pass the house of commons the house remains as divided as ever on the issue ahead of the v

happy about the way things are going i must say but french president emanuel mccrum view isn't so rosy talk you can see there. kate what has happened over the last few days in the region food news a serious mistake by the west and by nato it looked on on an issue. there has been fighting during this pause i don't choose day the so-called ceasefire will end. so there's been an increase in tensions between the china and taiwan one side of the story is taiwan's ties with other countries united nations recognizes beijing as the government of china i'm not of taiwan this means that only a handful of countries have official diplomatic ties with taiwan and the moment that list is very short and the 15 countries including vatican city recognize taiwan as a country since 2060 its last 5 allies to china the most recent ones being the pacific nations of combating and solomon islands so here's what the prime minister of the solomon islands said on his 1st state visit to chime after his country established a diplomatic relations with beijing. my government and people have chosen to be on the right

really and i think a big difference there's a huge difference definitely now while things are looking rosy and freiburg the same can't be said for everyone take a look. out and saying we're not in form that's kind of the case right now things aren't flowing really convincing win would definitely help us when we can but for you. to me since biz. we have to move better and control the ball better under pressure we have huge problems with that he's an. dortmund's hierarchy after the black and yellows were lucky to come away with a goal is draw against fierce rivals shall go on saturday ya think ok so it's pretty cut and dry displeasure all over the same old song from dortmund i mean it's looking a bit shaky isn't a mean we all knew that the defense was not strong this season but the biggest story at the moment is the attack when. a typically defensive team is making more chances than you as dortmund that's a big concern and have a really isn't in the best out of players like bronze until one has a who were 2 of the broadest players in the bundesliga last season and then you've got jayden sanc

they came out with a rosy forecast.n you do that, the stock tends to go up. 4.7%. >>> look at the online craft retailer, etsy, down big after three brokerages cut their target price because of increased spending on promotions such as free shipping. really taking it on the chin, down 14%. >>> blue apron, sales down. the stock is off 5.5%. better profit coming in at kraft heinz. that stock is up 7%. world wrestling entertainment down big after revenue fell short of those expectations. okay. what's the stock doing? can you show me that? okay. we will move on. you got it? no. all right. the ten-year treasury yield. have we got that, please? yes. that's interesting. 1.73%. this time yesterday, it was 1.83%. ashley: it's dropped. stuart: which means you've got an enormous rise in the price and a huge drop in the yield which implies money is coming in from overseas into our market. ashley: interesting today, we are seeing a big influx into gold, up 13 bucks. well above $1500. not sure why. stuart: back to $1510. ashley: that's

it's withdrawn and get another positive thing that comes out of these things and is looking a bit rosyou will be buffeted no more because they would have sat down on a saturday for the first time in parliament since the falklands war. it will be voted on and we will have a decision. i'm not even a and we will have a decision. i'm not evena fan and we will have a decision. i'm not even a fan of friday sittings let alone saturday sittings. just for novelty. but think the most important thing to remember is, this is political. in the european council is the meeting of the political leaders of the 28 members of the eu. if there is a political will, hugely important. it was encouraging about the visit to cheshire by leo varadkar, two leaders talking amongst themselves. the political will then enable the eu to allow the process to become intensified and this is crunch time for borisjohnson in intensified and this is crunch time for boris johnson in the intensified and this is crunch time for borisjohnson in the eu on thursday and friday but if you can get the political will, then that augurs

and so ♪ ring around the rosie ♪ pocket full of posies >> jimmy: wait a minute.ust over there? ♪ ashes, ashes >> jimmy: what's going on here. guillermo? ♪ we all fall down >> jimmy: you're security guard, do something, won't you? this is crazy. >> i'm not doing anything, i'm going to get the [ bleep ] out of here. ♪ >> jimmy: hey, can we -- can we cut the music? because it's bothering pea a litt little bit here. hey, girls, it was really cute and mice and everything. the song was great, but we have to move on with the show, so if you could skedaddle right out of here, okay? >> stop taking away our halloween candy. >> or we will kill you! [ laughter ] >> jimmy: kids really do say the darnedest things, don't they? [cheers and applause] thank you, children. i blame billie eilish for this. we have a great show tonight. mackenzie davis is here. comedian chris porter is in here and we'll be right back with rob lowe. >>> abc's jimmy kimmel live, brought to you by sprint. (paul) switch and get... (sprintern) the new iphone 11 or iphone 11 pro with amazing all-new camera

. >> the french presidents as he was not so rosy.hat has happened over the last few days in the region is a serious mistake by the west and by nato. there has been fighting during this pause and on tuesday, the so-called cease-fire will and. -- end. phil: protesters have been holding a second day against taxes. people are also demanding the resignation of the political elite. they accuse of lootingng the economomy to the pntnt of collapse. more on this from a middle east analyst. he joins us from beirut. welcome. how serious is this sitituation? >> the situation is quite seriou i was surprprised myself. any demonstrators have been out on the streets, but today i feel this is more than the usual. the bars were closing which is unusual because they never close the bars and i heard many young people say tonight it is a revolution. i think it is serious and the roads to the airport are blocked. they are sealing the airport to make sure nobody flies out of the country in nono demonrators geget into stratategic filities, so i think the sit

. -- rosie o'donnell.me liberal commentators not buying trump's explanation and some anger on the right as well. >> what are the chances donald trump has not seen that video? that is code language for his followers that he hasn't condemned the video. >> how easy for all of you judging me that i'm offended and upset by the video. a member of your family has continued to have this happen over and over and over again. howard: but a few pundits on the right said this video was harmless, this was payback for the taunting of conservatives. so let me get to the part about two wrongs don't make a right when kathy griffin who's also in this video staged a spectacle with a severed trump-like head, i denounced her. when shakespeare in central park portrayed a trump-like figure was killed, i denounced that too. trump's miami golf club was promoted by provocateurs, one said it was clearly satirical. here's the thing: trump, the video character, opened fire in the church of fake news. there were pews there. sorry, but w

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it's a story we have been reporting on since the beginning, introducing you to tenants like rosie garcia >> if the rent keeps going up enough, what am i going to do? >> reporter: and patrick shannon. >> they are pushing it. they cost us so much money. >> reporter: long time san francisco residents were facing double digit rent increases and fearful of losing their homes that they have lived in for decades. the city of san francisco passed a law last year to ban this type of mortgage pass- through, but we found out the law isn't retroactive so some landlords, including veritas were still passing on this kind of debt to their tenants, until now. now veritas is volunteering to stop doing that. >> we wanted to do our part and really creating more economic stability for our residents. >> reporter: justin santo is veritas' chief strategy and portfolio officer. dropping the o and m pass- throughs that veritas admitting that it made a mistake and it shouldn't have passed these on in the first place? >> no. we have always followed the law as the city has required us to do and we are more than wil

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right ♪ >>> working hard for her money, the woman personified, the modern labor movement as the last rosieor otto is about to turn 100 years old later this month on october 28th. friends and family are already gathering in her home in long beach, california, to celebrate. >> otto joined the war effort in 1942, working as a riveter at the roar air force corporation. over the years the company was taken over by boeing which shut the plant down five years ago. >> otto was still working as a riveter at age 95 when the plant closed. her secret to long life, keep your sense of humor. >> i mean, working hard for the money. >>> to a little lady on the opposite end of the age spectrum. >> hearts are melting over a video of a 5-year-old girl describing the first time she met her adoptive parents. here's abc's david muir. >> reporter: this is 5-year-old gabby, adopted from china when she was 4. big sister lily also adopted from china. here she is talking to her mom about her adoption and about her sister, lily. >> little babies. >> reporter: this is the moment gabby tells her american mother how she

we won't get that cool. 46 in montara and the castro valley, 43 and sent to rosie, 37. 39 in woodside and upper 40s to a few low 50s and 41 and stanford, los altos and palo alto. cold air over the relatively warmer ocean water creates clouds but overall, on the drier side except for partly cloudy later this afternoon. it looks mostly sunny as the system moves out with weak high-pressure to build in. a quiet pattern and warmer today and tomorrow and then the system moves north on thursday to send the temperatures down. temperatures near average and the trend is to take temperatures up for a couple of days and there is a downside on thursday and backup on the weekend with nothing crazy and a quiet stretch for the next 7-10 days, maybe longer. >>> we remind you to download the ktvu weather app with interactive radar, hourly updates and the seven-day forecast and an easy feature to upload weather photos and videos. the ktvu weather app is free for your smartphone or tablet. >>> the time is 4:53 and a burglary gone wrong was caught on camera. coming up at 5:00, big problems for a thief aft

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