how about carry underwood in big, fake hair, ru paul says we're all in drag, we're all dressed up asrag am i missing out. >> i got to warn you it's more painful than it looks. this year is nothing. even this is a little painful. >> i don't think i could walk in this. >> yes you could. you could do it. >> let's dtry. wow. this is difficult. i could not -- >> you walked the whole thing. >> no this is not for me. i'm about to fall over. there you go, there you go. >> after that test run, i had to go all out. >> oh, man. >> i got earrings i got a wig and i got drew on the fingers. >> if you go to drag con got to do it up ladies. >> i got the small pair of eyelashes and i can barely see. >> i'm with colton and ralph and they're going to teach me >> okay. snap it back. there you go. >> yeah. >> you got it. work baby. ♪ >> i'm basically about the glitter. >> i cannot wait to get this glitter everywhere. >> so maybe the glitter's not for me but i definitely learned something to be true, drag brings people together, as their authentic selves. >> you'd be surprised, could break down the most s

rued who won a washington state assembly see you had been west who won a city council seat in the state of oregon and in the deep red state of south carolina jason elliott in a heavily conservative district won in his bid for reelection for the state house of representatives this is someone who had the support and the endorsement of former south carolina and heritage foundation president jim de mint in his bid for reelection i think it just goes to show just how far hearts and minds are changing on both sides of the aisle when it comes to supporting good candidates regardless of their sexual orientation or gender identity. we do the wall street journal exit poll from tuesday to twenty four percent of the community voted republican in thirty seven percent of transgender people voted republican i mean those are those are very high numbers are those reflective of reality i think so you know i mean i can just go with the data that you saw in that wall street journal poll where you are going to and the data there that survey had not

he said thereas no rus collusion. we spent millions and millions of clars in taxpayer money. we'll wait for theeport, but if this was about russia collusion from the beginning, as the president has said, there il no csion. he's called this a witch hunt and hoax, and we'll see what the redrrt says. >> wf: so just quickly, he doesn't-- you don't expect there to be a change in any way-- mr. whitaker won't in any way dealing with the russia investigation. >> no, no, ire not aw of what you asked previously, which is that in making this move, the president is trying to shut downtown investigation. i know the media have also asked for probably the best of the part of the year is he trying to fire bob mueller. is he trying to fire rosenstein who oversing mueller? ne of that has been true. as the president made clear today in his press conference, 's true. he has the right to end the investigation. he has complied, he and i think 33 witnesses have testified and complied, produced papers, over one llion pieces of papers have been produced. the president and his team ha

afterwards it was revealed that anssions had actually met more than once with rus ambassador to the u.sd so the attorney general had to do this. atty. gen. sessions: i have now decided to recuse mysem any existing and future instigations of any matter relating in any way to the campaign for president of the united stes. laura: by recusing himself from overseeing the robert mueller inquiry into lks between the trump campaign and russia, he arned the president's enduring ire over what he san unforgivable act of disloyalty. today came the inevitable. sessions wrote, "at your request i'm submitting my resignation."i d, in other words, to the consternation of sen. schumer: it would create a constitutional crisis if this were a preludeo ending or greatly limiting the mueller ntvestigation. laura: the presideees the robert mueller probean existential threat to his white house and has constantly groused about jeff sessions from even nying he doesn't have attorney general. this tweet from june is typical. laura: it was always a matter of when, not if sessions lefthe post he wanted for so very lo

openly that the government believes the two were officers in the russian military intelligence, eg rue are the men responsible for the poisonings in salisbury. we know that many residents in salisbury have been very worried for a long time. it now emerges just how great the potential threat was. yes, time. it now emerges just how great the potentialthreat was. yes, a large amount of decontamination was carried out afterwards but no one could find the source of it, this bottle. it lay undiscovered probably ina bin bottle. it lay undiscovered probably in a bin for three months, which i suppose is a good thing. in that it wasn't in doubt on the streets. i think people were worried locally. now the decontamination effort is pretty much at an end and everywhere has been swept and cleans. we show people in the film how the decontamination has been carried out and how the area is believed to be safe now. thanks very much. you can see more on that into night's panorama. salisbury nerve agent attack: the inside story on bbc1 at 8pm. we will have much more on that and on the brexit deal. let's

cheering that left the rock star of these elections, the democrat beto o'rourke, ruing what might havepired as hopeful as i have ever been in my life, and tonight's loss does nothing to diminish the way that i feel about texas or this country. but change is coming in other ways. the house will have its first two muslim women and its first native american woman, and the youngest member of congress will be 29—year—old alexandria ocasio—cortez, from cocktail waitress to legislate in less than a year. this is what is possible when everyday people come together in the collective realisation that all our actions, no matter how small or how large, are powerful, worthwhile and capable of lasting change. # what you need... female voters in the suburbs in previous elections described as soccer mums or security mums, but this time round they've shown they are mighty powerful months. congress will have record numbers of women. jon sopel, bbc news. this election has underlined the deep divisions within the united states. it was very much an election of suburban america against rural america. the de

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beto o'rourke, ruing what might have been. about texas or this country. and cities and those in the countrysidepel, bbc news. access to the white house for the usual 8pm live spot. usual 8pm live spot. woman, and that is not going to be tolerated in the white house. tolerated in the white house. access to the white house briefing, which he has held for many years. at president trump's request. on the attorney general‘s removal. the frantic pace of this presidency picked up once again. mid—terms was very much mistaken. the announcement that the attorney generaljeff sessions was fired. no great surprise, the president had been threatening this. taken thejob. the president had been criticising him for more than a year now. saying that he was weak and embattled. that russia was meddling in the 2016 election. was doing so independently. will be maintained. they are worried about the threat to that investigation now. what about the timing of this? of the results of the mid—term elections. quite a strategic move by donald trump. yes. it is no surprise that jeff sessions was on the way out. the questio

this was during the latter part ru the morning. it made it look more like a winter wonderland along hnnsylvania avenuee in southeast. it didn't stop folks from driving, frbiking in the snow. folks are pretty much used to ditching their cars to take metro on a workday anyway. we found folks around the metro station who are real snow lovers. >> it is a little early but i love it. >> i think it caught some people off guard. g. when i woke up this morning, there was noth then i looked out the window again, a few minutes later and already accumulating. it's fantastic. >> it's never too early for snow. >> reporter: never to ear >> as long as it's not freezing, i'm good. >> reporter: people love the snow. look at the snow on this tree. it's quite beautiful, isn't it? still coming dn here quite ce , feeling really like a holiday season. i talked to the d.c. snow team folks, and they say their plow o s, 123 of them are still working, their 12-hourhift not over yet. they're going to reevaluate things around noontime. coming up later on in th

gains. like ted cruz in texas. jobs and more security and more freedom. the democrat beto 0'rourke, ruingght have been. about texas or this country. but change is coming in other ways. from cocktail waitress to legislator in less than a year. of lasting change. # you know i got it. as soccer mums 01’ security mums, have this time. round shown they are mighty powerful months. congress will have record numbers of women. jon sopel, bbc news. the legal advice it's been given about its brexit proposals. parliament has been promised a vote on the final deal. for leaving the eu to members of her government for their approval. the funeral for an anti—corruption activist has taken place in ukraine. kateryna handzyuk died after an acid attack injuly. who ordered the attack. in madagascar. there were long queues at some polling stations. the european union's observerfound no anomolies in the polls. provisional results are expected by november 20. to confirm them within a week. asia bibi has been released from prison. of blasphemy charges. she had spent nearly ten years on death row. and fears for he

ted cruz in texas. with more jobs and more security and more freedom. the democrat, beto o'rourke, ruingght have been. about texas or this country. but change is coming in other ways. from cocktail waitress to legislator in less than a year. and capable of lasting change. you know i got it... have this time round shown they are mighty powerful mums. congress will have record numbers of women. jon sopel, bbc news, washington. given about its brexit proposals. parliament has been promised a vote on the final deal. the eu to members of her government for their approval. the funeral for an anti—corruption activist has been held in ukraine. kateryna handzyuk died four months after an acid attack injuly. been made to find those who ordered the attack. election in madagascar. turnout has been reported at around a0%. there were long queues at some polling stations. the european union's observerfound no anomolies in the polls. provisional results are expected by november 20. them within a week. drug lord joaquin "el chapo" guzman. including murder, trafficking, and money laundering. to and from c

england ruing what could have been, in the knowledge they were beaten by the better team.uple of dropped catches australia's bowlers started to find their feet, dismissing the openerforfour. she was followed by amyjones to leave england dangerously poised at 41—3 without a review. they needed a calm head which wyatt provided. bringing up a respectable 43 to give england hope. the middle order could not show the same resolve as australia started to get a grip on the final. heather knight reached 25 before being caught. england limped towards the 100 mark. they eventually fell two balls short of finishing their innings, setting australia chasing 126 for victory, but would it be enough? ecclestone removed australia's healy early for 22. mooney followed and gardner and lanning dug in sensing the world cup in their sights. they chased the target with ease to complete an emphatic victory and a fourth title. for the world number ones the relief and elation was obvious. for england, a missed opportunity. it is raw at the moment. we have to reflect. i am chuffed for the young girls

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the ru is not quite as murky. it's a little crisper. we still have smoke lingering.he air alert and air quality advisory through friday. look at a times lapse from our san jose camera just before sunset tonight. you saw how gray the skies were due to the smoke from the camp fire. this is why we're continuing to monitor the next three days, poor air quality for the bay area. saturday moderate air quality and look as to why we're going to see change. first comes the wind switch saturday which will bring moderate air quality. next week tracking chances can of rain beginning next wednesday continuing through thanksgiving and even on black friday. you can check the current bay area quality conditions in your area anytime you want. we have an interactive website. go to abc7.com. if you click on weather go just below live doppler 7. >> the poor air quality has been especially hard on kids. >> news reporter unser hassan is live in palo alto where he spoke with experts. unser? >> reporter: yeah, doctors say they're seeing twice as many kids with respiratory issues for this ti

traditional headquarters bastion, however, representatives there this year, scott taylorhe's having a ru against a fellow vy veterans. democrats think if this goeswa theiearly in the night, they think they'll be able to take the house of representatives themselves. >> woodruff: and virgs a state you'll look to as an early indicator many. >> that'hright. all ofe races will tell us something, but especially that race down there will be a key indicator that the entire state is a good one to watch. >> a t more states to watch. our own lisa desjardins staying es top of all of these rac somehow. these will be updated not just during our ecialverage, but online at pbsr..org/newsh re >> woodruff:dent trump has been flying around the country, mainly for crucial senate andin governor raceshe final weeks of the campaign. tonight, he is at the white hou, and so is our own yamiche alcindor. hello, yamiche. so what has the president been doing and saying today as he waits for the results to start to come in? >> well, the president hasn't been seen on camera, but he has essentially thrun a watch party

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now the questions whether recent negative headlines by facebook's mismanagement ofia ru manipulation and other issues start to impact those growth numbers. >> it's not a dramatic impact. but i think the way it plays out is the growth rates that facebook is going to have over the next few years won't be at the same level or near the same level it was the past two years. >> reporter: luke veterans gene munster warns because of the size google is more at risk f anti-trust regulation than facebook but both companies from an anti-trust perspective are n argue fighting for ad dollars with all formats. the negative headlines about the giants, the greater the regulatory scrutiny. for nightly businessor julia boorstin in los angeles >>> share of spirit airlines take off. that's where we begin the market focus. the budget carrier is forecasting stronger revenue in fourth quarter thanks to more planes and collection of fees. they are benefitting from lower fuel costs. the stock rose 15%o 58.76. tesla's sales in china reported fell 70% i october compared to a year ago a citi officials from a chi

ironically, jamal khashoggi's death has subjected the saudi government and the man who ru ns saudi governmentllo. with the weekend now upon us, the weather is looking rather mixed the next few days. we had heavy rain around during the day on friday. this was taken by a weather watcher in warwickshire. big shower clouds around there. through the weekend we keep that unsettled theme to things. the most persistent rain is clearing, but it will be a weekend of sunny spells and blustery showers, which at times will bring the threat of hail and thunder. the reason things are so unsettled is the area of low pressure sitting to the north—west of the uk. showers feeding in a round that. fairly tightly spaced isobars leads to a blustery feel to the weather on saturday. the most persistent rain on this front will clear away towards the east. a chilly, fresh start to the day with sunny spells. plenty of scattered showers moving in on that south—westerly wind. there will be affecting parts of southern and south—western england, wales, north—west england into southern scotland as well. nowhere really immun

there is a lot of concern about ia, notlicy towards ru just about ukraine but generally.el: i saw ambassador nii ley at the u.n. called for the normandy format -- germany,ce frukraine, and russia to resolve this. i think that is a huge mistake. t -- i think the resolution of the conflict, if there is to be the, has to be led by the united states together uropean allies -- france and germany certainly deserve a seat at the table -- but this has to be multilateral diplomacy backed up by leverag frankly, only the united states can do that. jane: michael carpenter, as usual, thank you for joining me. michael: my pleasure. jane: president trump has defended the use of tear gas against miants trying to cross the border from mexico. mr. trump said it was necessary because officers were being rushed bvery tough people. human rights groups say many of those seeking to enter the u.s. were women and children. mexican authorities say they are deporting some of those inlved in sunday's clashes. the bbc's will grant is at thebo er and he sent this report. will: when the poorest people

jon: and that left the rock star of the election, the democrats' beto o'rourke, ruing what might haven. rep. o'rourke: i am as hopeful as i have ever been in my life, and tonight's loss does nothing to diminish the way i feel about texas and this country. jon: what these elections have profoundly underlined is just how divided america is between young and old, between black and white, between men and women, between those in the suburbs and cities and those in the countryside. jon sopel, bbc news, washington. laura: the democrats' victory in the house was in part because ey won educated suburban votricts that previously republican, while it was mainly that puters republicans in the senate. nick bryant explores the divisions in america. nick: the prosperous suburbs of america's major cities have litraditionally been a repn stronghold. this is golf club country. ct this seat went democrat because of a whilar revolt against donald trump among more affluent and highly educated voters. >> we either organize or we fail. nick: suburban women have been energized, many like this group t lenders

ru 2008, the california supreme courd that an inmate can only be deemed "unsuitable for p oarole" if she "poses a current threat to public safety." >> the supreme court basically said that we could no longer y somebody based solely the significance or the severity of their crime, so instead of asking somebody merely what did you do now we were asking who were you then, who are you today and what is the difference? >> i'm troy williams. i did 18 years. i've been out ree and a half. reporter: inside the alameda county parole office, a grp of fheormer lifers are gd for a monthly support meeting. >> my name is edwards. i've been in prison for 40 years and eight months. >> i've just been out a week today. i'm trying to figure out, you know, everybody's been calling me. they want to see me. i got grandchildren, i've met never met; great grandchildren i've never met. >> i know you're anxious to see your family and family means the world. ye ou way 40 years. but everything is a process and it takes time. >> reporter: williams reminds his fellow parolees to keep things in perspective. >> i wa

about a real estate project that would have altered the skyline of moscow, proposed anump tower in the rus capital. talks about the project nthad ued well into 2016, he admitted, the year of thepr idential election. donald trump had been more extensively involved.ad heeen in contact with the -- on the project with a key figure in the kremlin, spokesman for vladimir putin. speaking in court, cohen said he made these misstatements out of loyalty to a figure described as individual one. individual one is president donald trump, who todad his former right-hand man. pres. trump: he is a weak pers, and what he is trying do is get a reduced sentence. he is lyinabout a project that everybody knew about. i mean, we were very open. nick: last week donald trump provided a series of written r, ands to robert muel the president's legal team said tonight his responses about building a trump tower in moscow lined up with what michael cohen said in court. the president has intensifiedta his cks on robert mueller -- a rogue prosecutor, he says , leading a mccarthy-style witchhunt. one thing mr. trump might

the latest on the ru ginsburg hospitalized after fall. >> announcer: california bar massacre, this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt, reporting tonight from thousand oaks, california. >>> good evening everyone. america, here we are again seeking answers to the same old questions after lives are stol another senseless rampage. 12 are dead including a sherf's deputy. a sea of mourners to solute him as the hurst carrying his body goes by. the gunman, a marine corps veteran also dead after he suddenly opened fire at a n country westr on college night. families once again grieving the sudden, unimaginable loss of antheir loved ones before we get to anything else, we want you to hear from a father in thkind of gut-wrenching anguish no parent should ever know. >> you-all know i had been here fighting for him all morning long, and we did just get the news that he was one of the 11 that were hit and killed last night. his name was cody coffman, my first born son. [crying] >> only he and i know how much i love, how much i miss, oh, god, this is so hard. son, i love you so much. >> so crush

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ru it is safe for children to travel on a bus. r u seerius?bus. r u seerius? i don't know one family member who feels it is safe to travel on a bus in london? i want to travel on a bus in london? i want to be in your world. to travel on a bus in london? i want to be in yourworld. i to travel on a bus in london? i want to be in your world. i don't see it. sorry. there are far too many deaths in london. it is really important to say, those 119 deaths are not all young people, they have not all taken young people, they have not all ta ken place young people, they have not all taken place on the street, there are different ones. we have to be clear about that. and i am not saying that everyone is or isn't safe. there are clearly too many violent crimes happening, but in our city, and the scale of our city, i don't equally think it is every single person is unsafe all the time. they feel unsafe. and i understand that entirely. they don't feel safe on the streets and we are hearing pa rents the streets and we are hearing parents don't feel their chi

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. >>> a republican candidate ruing for a missouri house seat is dealing with some unlikely critics, hiswn ildren. in a scathing interview with "the kansas city star,"teve st's kids blasted their father, urging their state not to vote for hi they described their dad as racist, homophobic, and, quote, totally insane. his daughter says she can't imagine him being i any level of government, and his son called him a fanatic that must be stopped. in ah conversation w nbc news, west rebutted his children's claims andir blamed t strained relationship on his ex-wife and their, quote, extremely toxic divorce. >>> some hollywood celebs are taking center stage in a final push to get voters to the polls next week. stars like jane fonda, amy schumer, and julia louis-dreyfus will take part in a two-hour tele ton calledethon for america. instead of asking for money, nhey'll be asking viewers to pledge to votehe midterm elections. over 50 celebs will be answering the phones. the iniative was created by comean ben gleed to boost voter turnout. >>> federal officials are nowei a mafia hit man in the prison

he thinks the links into parking how —— good, how ru? it isa it is a waste of taxpayer money. do anything. house by house, the views were the same. susiejenkins lives house, the views were the same. susie jenkins lives down house, the views were the same. susiejenkins lives down the road. they're doing this stuff to make him look bad. do i think there's something going on with russia? no, i don't. the reason i don't is the man is not stupid, and i do not think he would put himself in that position. i really don't. what trump has done hasn't necessarily helped us. chris pennington, local teacher, necessarily helped us. chris pennington, localteacher, is a democrat supporter. a lonely business around here. the allegations against the president have polarised america. chris wants donald trump impeached. impeachment is the way to go. the allegations of colluding, the allegations of colluding, the allegations of colluding, the allegations of sexual misconduct. i don't see how we can get lied to so often. we're talking about a man who is lying to protect himself. impeaching a presid

. >> reporter: to make the great getaway, fliers had to first navigate a crush of long lines ru airportske these in denver, and here in chicago. >> my dad was sending, like, five texts today saying, "you better get to the airport early. it's really crazy." >> reporter: the day before thanksgiving found the harper family at chicago's o'hare airport prepared for the worst. >> we left two and a half hours early and got here in, like, half an hour. a reporter: at american airlines reagan national airport operations' center, the focus was getting all 255 d.c. flights on their way. gh our primary goal is bags and people, where they want to be, on time, all the time. >> reporter: more than 54 rellion americans are expected to travel for thanksgiving-- the most since 2005. more than four million of them are flying, which could make for 2long day for customer service oupervisor milo mical. >> i do on average about 15,000 steps a day. >> reporter: this flight aware map shows the flights across america today, but the bulk of the travel comes on the roads. >> we believe this started as an dccident.

hibernian are left ruing missed chances.duce a world class performance against the most fearsome side in world rugby — the all blacks? they are a tough opponent. we have to make sure is that we do notjust feel our way and. hello, and welcome to sportsday. good evening, ready yourself for the words "magic of the cup" because the first round proper of the 138th edition of the fa cup in england is upon us. haringey borough, who play in the seventh tier, had reached this point for the first time in their history and were aiming to shock league one's afc wimbledon. they gave a strong account of themselves, but it was mitchell pinnock who broke boro's hearts with a deflected winner in the 89th minute. sheffield united missed the chance to go top of the championship as they were held by sheffield wednesday at bramall lane. david mcgoldrick had a golden opportunity to put the blades ahead in the sheffield derby from the penalty spot, but he was denied by cameron dawson. the result leaves united second in the table and wednesday down

that left the rock star of these elections, the democrat beto o'rourke, ruing what might have been.'ve ever been in my life, and tonight's loss does nothing to diminish the way that i feel about texas or this country. but change is coming in other ways. the house will have its first two muslim women and its first native american woman, and the youngest member of congress will be 29—year—old alexandria ocasio—cortez, from cocktail waitress to legislator in less than a year. this is what is possible when everyday people come together in the collective realisation that all our actions, no matter how small or how large, are powerful, worthwhile and capable of lasting change. # what you need... female voters in the suburbs, in previous elections described as soccer mums or security mums, have this time round shown they are mighty powerful months. congress will have record numbers of women. jon sopel, bbc news. this election has underlined the deep divisions within the united states. it was very much an election of suburban america against rural america. the democrats' gains were helped b

never will just once treatment for her tumor but to make her pain go away people morgan al-jazeera ruing south sudan earlier this month the united states re impose sanctions on iran's oil industry lifted as part of the twenty fifteen nuclear deal in the wake of president tom's decision to pull out of that agreement iranians have been bracing themselves for more economic instability but one industry in particular believes it's virtually sanction proof the grow is and trade is of saffron samus ravi reports now from about a daria. the men and women in this room take saffron very seriously at a conference hosted by the university of experts are discussing risks and challenges to the industry rising market demand climate change and of course the one thing every iranian business worries about american sanctions. and i know they're the main producer and exporter in the world there's no alternative sanctions have no impact on this industry. so they need to buy our products by legal or illegal means was so to our products it will be exported saffron doesn't need much water to grow so traders are

the draft agreement delivered by the eu this evening i’u ns delivered by the eu this evening ru ns toered by the eu this evening runs to 500 pages. they say it represents decisive progress. and at 11:30pm we will look at the papers with our reviewers lance price and charles kenningham, so stay with us for that. good evening. charles kenningham, so stay with us forthat. good evening. it charles kenningham, so stay with us for that. good evening. it was one of the most significant cabinet meetings of modern times when ministers decided to support theresa may's plans for leaving the eu. it took five hours of intense debate for the cabinet to reach that decision, but the outcome is already underfire from decision, but the outcome is already under fire from both sides of the brexit debate with some mps complaining that the uk could be tied to eu rules for years to come. the prime minister has warned that this draft withdrawal agreement is the best on offer. it is set to be put to mps before christmas, but there is no certainty that it will be approved by the house of commons. we start with

yet will just wants treatment for her tumor but to make her pain go away people morgan al-jazeera ruing south sudan. to australia now where strong winds are fanning bushfires on the east coast of the country some home owners have been advised to move to safety flights have been cancelled in sydney and melbourne airport stranding thousands of passengers right to evidence here now and from bushfires to other kinds of fires this time in the united states yeah that's right martin the rains have arrived in places i know the start of those bushfires not stray but a late ending to the fires in the u.s. of course as i said the rains have arrived and you can see that cloud that is showing up quite nicely on our satellite pitch the heavy downpours they are still coming in these pictures from northern california take san francisco for example we had three thirty three millimeters of rain over the past couple days in the week about eighty millimeters of rain in the event but this is a useful amount of rainfall concerns of course to shift to the fact that we are lucky to see some mudslides over the

this is what w the metro trasin ru here. tomorrow, metro shut down and you can expect to it get a lot worse. this is going to be a fun weekend at reagan national airport. >> we're expecting more traffic. we're eouraging them to leave extra time. >> on a normal day, traffic grinds to a halt because of ongoing construction. and starting tomorrow, metro won't b anption to save you. blue and yellow lines are shutting down. that means no trains at the airport. >> did you have any idea they'll weekend?e metro this >> no. i had no idea. i hadn't really checked into it. i will be aware. >> the metro riders aren't t only ones cinching here. >> sometimes it takes one hour to go fro here. >> justround the airport. >> airport officials stay traffic usuallyor gets in the afternoon than evening. but because this is a holiday weekend, the gridlock could last longer. if you normally cut through as a shortcut to get to route one or the gw parkway, that's a bad idea this weekend. >> we'll have extra police deployed and extra o resources hand

the best chance ofw rain tomor will be during the evening hours and with the ening rus on friday, you'll want to keep that on mind. saturday morning, maybe some showers holding on. some wet roads out eyere. e looking likely for friday evening and then is that wet roads saturday morning. as you plan out your weekend, you'll be dealing with mud in spots and moderate to high cover. yardwork, raking leaves, it wilt be damp there saturday. you might want to do that on sunday. and then the redskins game, coat, maybe gloves. a big cooldown through t weekend. breezey and warm conditions, nightally tomorrow could be even some rumbles of thunder. maybe some lightning on saturday. cooler on sunday. temperatures in the 50s. o on monday. 73 tuesday. @another system moves through with a good chance of showers. maybe plain old rain. we cannot seem to bak this pattern of oain around weekends. >>> the man charged with killing 11 people around the tree of life synagogue was in court today. >> he showed no emotions as he was taken in in shackles. >>> fir a look at what's coming up for 5:00. >> we continue

. >> reporter: as florida starts to certificay their election ru, california is nearing an historic completion of its own. the democrat won the 39th congressional district sealing a democratic majority in orange county and turning a republican stronghold and the birthplace of former president nixon entirely blue. the party also controls every statewide elected position. plooef it or not, the midterms are still not over. president trump will be traveling to mississippi next monday for a race between the incumbent. voters will decide that race november 27th. >> tony, thank you. in the asian city of macao, there was a horrific crash in a grand prix race. a car driven by a german teenage girl went flying. she clipped another car and was launched into the air at 170 miles per hour. incredible the 17-year-old racer survived. she posted a tweet saying she would have surgery. >>> a report about the hiring of the first female head coach was offici officially sacked on this football sunday. espn reported that condoleeza rice was being considered to become the new head coach of the cleveland browns. the

today virginia statee will be cracking down on drivers that break the hov ru. >> justin finch is live now with more on this story. justin. >> that's right. they'll be making sure that drivers follow the rules here ou now going eas in the arlington areas, so drivers, you have been warnedo i want take you to a map now and show you the target area here talking about i- inside the beltway going east and west. this of courseou might recall is coming about a year since the launch of these express lanes out here and as you look live right now, a lot of room right not seeing the troopers out here just yet, but know they will bes out here t morning. so here is what to expect. the enfoement is goio be during the am and pm rush today. we're talking about 5:30 a.m. to 9:30 a.m. goi eastbound. so vehicles of two or more people ride for free during rush hour if yourz pass is on hov mode. if you're found to not be following the rules, your first offense will be $125 of a fine. if you are caughtgain within ve years, we're talking about $250 and of course it goes up and up from there. i know people sa

dd has been -- ru appointed to the cabinet, and that speaks to the idea that some of the more brexitted cabinet people are deserting her at this point. amber rudd will be the work and pensions secretary. updating and briefing local tory party leaders. beating up support for the deal. there in the u.s., we have a sterlingllar index, as strengthens again today, up half a percent right now. the 10-year yield after the clarida comments moved to run a little bit, 3.08 right now. gold futures have received a bid this week with all the geopolitical turmoil. up half a percent. crude oil having another positive day. still at the 57 mark. let's take a look at what is happening around the world. we have a new central banker in brazil and that has stocks up 1.6%. the brazilian rail strengthening as well on hopes that they will be a fresh voice. you can see some of the oil currencies strengthening as well . let's talk about the store that you and i have been discussing, what is happening in the u.k. thatw a headline dropping theresa is taking control of brexit talks, closing the brexit department

my name is ru i've been a cab driver for 40 years. now retired.i taught the taxi driver institute for 25 years on top of that. i've seen a lot. the streets have their own kind of honesty but i'd have to say, the politics i've seen in the 40 years i've driven a cab have not had the same kind of honesty. the city has sold cab drivers and the cabin does tre cab indue river, over and over again. this series of proposals is frankly the worst. this thing at the airport, is astounding. maybe we should have seen it coming but frankly i didn't. i'm sort of reminded of the scene in "a man for all seasons." thomas moore is leaving the castle, the king's castle at windsor and is going up river to his home and he asked the boatman and the boatman says how much will you pay. and moore says the price is set. >> thank you. i'm sorry. next speaker. >> one second. >> if you could just finish your sentence. >> i' i'll make it fast. more says, the price is set by parliament. and the boatman says yes. but the men in parliament. >> i'm sorry, i have to cut you off. i'm

it's not-- i think it's an important war to wage, but i don't want the ru russians and chinas comingn-- anyone else who would have been president, let's turn wars over to the generals, they know more. it shows they don't always know more you need a president with experience and wisdom and largeness that johnson showed at that moment to stop us from a nuclear catastrophe. >> one more question and then we'll go to your questions in the audience. this is a hypothetical, michael. if we had a president in office who read history. >> i remember what that used to be like. >> and he or she were to read your book, as commander-in-chief, what central lesson would you want them to derive? >> if you're waging a war, the war must be overwhelmingly understood and supported by the american people, almost unanimously supported by congress and absolutely essential for our national security. that's what the founders demanded. [applaus [applause] >> thank you for your patience. yes, ma'am. >> rachel maddow's east bay and i --. >> rachel maddow walks on water in my opinion. >> she does. [applause]. >> g

candidly not the same problem a hillary.rv i don't think private servers should be used, but i think rus missed the point. if it's a private server was used in the private address, an classified information as far a we can tell may well have gone to our enemies in ways that. >> with hillary. >> yes. >> don't question. >> and that is more serious tha anything alleged everywhere else . >> it was simply that of mongo was appointments with families in a family e-mail, but what doug is saying is accurate. first of all, she didn't delete any e-mails did she? >> no,n in fact our reports ar that she turned over all of her e-mails. and what we're seeing here, judge is the democrats are in the batters box. they're getting ready for an investigation investigation after investigation after investigation into the trump administration with the icing o the cake being an effort that will be made to try to impeach president trump. it's what they campaigned on. evil will say this is hyperbole we know what nancy pelosi is going to do is bigger, she put hendry waxmanan in charge of investigations during the

now, she's been found to have ru -- violated those in the past and we have a court decision having been found to have violated them again. why are there no consequences? >> don't forget her predecessor was removed by governor bush for incompetence. when i asked her on the stand in the federal trial how many changes did you make to the personnel of her, woman who was removed for incompetence, how many people did you replace? guess what the answer was? no one. she kept everybody there. all the people who were screwing it up 15 years ago are still screwing it up today. that office is unbelievable. it's like they hand out sedatives in the morning to all the employees. i did depositions of these employees. they don't know what they are doing. it's incredible. incredible the cheating allowed for them to stay in office. >> sean: i think it's impossible, i don't believe this is credible at all, and if the panhandle, congressman, if the panhandle can get it right after hurricane michael and what happened to them, and abide by the law, they would have, i think, a reasonable excuse. if they had so