i'm sara kelly welcome to the program thanks for joining us. we begin with germany's political crisis talks to form a coalition government have failed and chancellor angela merkel has met with the german president here in berlin to discuss what to do next her political future has been called into question president frankfurter steinmeier has ruled out fresh elections for the time being here's what he had to say a short while ago. over the coming days i will talk to the leaders of all the parties involved in the exploratory talks. but not only that i will also talk to the leaders of those parties where an election program overlap couldn't allow the possible formation of a government. i would also meet with the heads of the other constitutional organs as well as the presidents of both chambers of parliament does talk. for more on the situation facing german politics and what the german president had to say a short while ago let's bring in political correspondent thomas sparrow he joins us from the german parliament in berlin i tell you thomas we

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i'm sara kelly welcome to the program thanks for joining us it is a decisive day in german politics talks aimed at forming a new coalition government after september's general election have entered their final day now if these talks go. laps around the country could face new elections german chancellor angela merkel says that she is confident that they will succeed but as we report the parties are still far apart on many key issues. four weeks of negotiations have seen the chances for a so-called jamaica coalition hover at fifty fifty one thing is clear there's still no love lost between the very parties who say they want to govern under chancellor angela merkel. talk is the day when we have to put ourselves in the shoes of the other side and ask what is important to them. on balance a lot you can achieve that kind and if we do we will also achieve a positive result at the end of these negotiations and when stephen negotiators come and go those who face the microphones are still busy placing blame and stressing their own limits notably when it comes to the right of all refugees to have th

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i'm sara kelly we begin the day with a moment more than two decades in the making the man that they call the butcher of bosnia right go a lot will face life in prison for genocide war crimes and crimes against humanity the former bosnian serb army chief was found to have led the slaughter of eight thousand muslim men and boys that's weapon itself and the siege of the bosnian capital sorry a vote where more than ten thousand civilians were killed these were some of the darkest days in recent human history and the calls for justice and reconciliation there after they rang loud the tribunal which sought to do just that will close its doors later this year what lessons about international justice will follow in its wake and has there really been reconciliation coming up we will ask one of the court's architects first a look at lot of his reign of terror. and july nine hundred ninety five could a lot it stood before the cameras in the un designated safe zone of srebrenica and assured both in ms limbs that no one would come to harm. the shah twenty two years later when he was sentenced to life

today i'm sara kelly in berlin after a short break my colleague layla iraq will take you to the headlines don't go away she's back thank you. is the south pacific island nation of doomed. the sea is encroaching ever farther on to the land. what can people do when they're home to fund those finished their fields. nobody here is thinking of giving up. a drowning paradise in the south pacific. fifteen spondee doubling. your children like chocolate. you can't live without your smartphone. to buy your tomatoes in the supermarket. as we go about our daily life human rights are often the last thing on the roads. invisible hands. slavery in the twenty first century. struggle december second on. but on when it. is you know i mean in your monotonous i'm going yes. those are the moderates who seem to call me. us all with on about our. vision of getting. it on when it. is you know i mean in your mind not in his. pockets when among women i mean. what i'm focused on the music what i'm with what an organizer and of what his attorney. is you know i mean in your minorities ingrown you are getting in when

i'm sara kelly welcome to the program thanks for joining us a new turn of events in zimbabwe a newspaper has published photos of president robert mugabe holding talks with the military and a delegation from south africa the president of that country jacob zuma says that the political situation will quote become very clear shortly so is a solution in sight we will cross to the capital harare in just a moment first this report. tanks are still in key positions on the streets of zimbabwe's capital harare a day after the military seize control of the country the streets a bustling again after many businesses shut their doors on wednesday. people. jobs. in the quiet way in a good way. everything is normal it was normal the shops are open people are back to work everyone that is except zimbabwe's ninety three year old ailing president robert mugabe he hasn't been seen since the military takeover but he said to be under house arrest and saif rumors are flying about whether his wife grace is with him or whether she managed to flee the country before the military action grace's ambitions to succe

sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> good afternoon breaking news right now. police have identified the pennsylvania state trooper that was shot yesterday in the line of duty. corporal seth kelly was struck several times on the side of the street in pain field township. he was supplying backup to another trooper in a traffic stop. today he remains in the hop in critical but stable condition. as he prepares for another surgery. the attempted gunman is arraigned for attempted homicide. walter perez is live. >> reporter: the more you learn about this case the more amazing it is that corporal kelly survived. we are told he was shot in the leg and neck and shoulder area. and he is awaiting more surgery but the prognosis is improving. state officials have identified the wounded officer of seth kelly of upper nazareth county. and the suspect 22 daniel clary. he was initially pulled over for speeding along route 33 by state police trooper, and kelly arrived as backup a short time later. the scuffle ensues after they decided to arrest clary on dui. and during the fight one of the troopers was able to deploy his phaser. >> he falls and then it has no affect on him. they continue to wres

kelly after the indictments came out on monday. let talk about wit "the roundtable." julie pace. saraican strategist and cnbc critter. marc lotter, former press secretary for vice president mike pence. and charles, i want to start with you. >> amazing. >> no regrets. no backing down. at all fromon hell. >> okay, so full disclosure. i know donna. known her for a long time. i saw her this summer. she let me read the first page. i knew it was going to be disruptive. she felt like her story had not been told fully. i think everybody has the right to do it. it's a political memoir. that said, it's horrible for the democratic party because it confirms a lot of what people who were cleaving apart from the party believed already. that it's -- that it -- that it's -- didn't function well. that there was some -- weirdness. about treatment of bernie sanders. and if cow talk to young liberals now, there's incredible energy. they're there's a lot of direct member okay si kind of work. people showing up to rallies. they're almost completely separate from the democratic party >> you do see a real di

kelly evans working a split shift. good to have you. >> it's a busy day sara eisen is off.highs for the dow as it crosses 24k. an opec meeting, a potential tax cut vote a lot to handle. >> our road map starts with the milestone moment the dow crossing 24,000 for the first time ever a few minutes ago on the last trading day of the month. we'll discuss how long this rally will run. >> a breakdown of bitcoin's wild ride the cryptocurrency gaining and losing $1,000 in less than 24 hours. >> it is decision day for opec oil ministers expected to make a major production announcement we'll keep to a former executive from saudi aramco. >> the s&p also set an intraday record and a strong start for the nasdaq on this final trading day of november. is optimism of a potential tax bill driving the move? let's bring in tracie mcmillan at wells fargo david buy and codeutsch asset management good morning to you. david, what is the playbook right now given the uncertainty and event risk around this bill? >> for investors we're arriving at a moment of truth for what is one of the most importa

sara eisen is there. she sat down with the ceo and joins us with some of those highlights >> reporter: kelly, bill, good to see you after years of underperformance versus pepsi and the broader market, coke is time lfinally seeing real momentum in the stock price ever since james quincy took over as ceo six months ago today he met with investors. told them he's making big changes in the company culture, in its e-commerce approach and diversifying the portfolio away from the core coke product that apparently won't include booze. i know you guys talked about that he told me this morning that they're not going there, as one analyst raised the prospect this week quincy also made a pretty definitive statement on tax reform when i asked him what he would do with the $20 billion plus of overseas cash, he said, well, take a listen. >> we'd bring some of it back and be able to invest more here in the u.s. and actually we use some of it for dividends as we always do. and we use some of it for investment in the u.s. business. not like there's a big box of money out there that suddenly comes back and gets reinvested by