working at sky news.et's talk about borstin one of our colleagues has been talking about snap where sales fell 17% in after-hours trading. julia boorstin has more. >> snap shares plummeting after disai di disappointing results. revenue decelerating daily active users grew 44.5 million over last quarter's number to 178 million. that's versus expectations of 181.8 million. on the earnings call there was acknowledgment of a problem with snap's app >> the one thing we have heard over the years is that snapchat is difficult to understand or hard to use. our team has been working on responding to this feedback. as a result, we are currently redesigning our application to make it easier to use. >> reporter: spiegel warning that redesigning the app, which they plan to be, will be disruptive to the business over the short term and it's unclear how their users will change their behavior but that snap is betting on the long-term payoff spiegel also says they're betting on content, both more professional shows and ne

news. but it does fly in the face of all the investment that sky has made in a sky news over many yea rs, skyedding sky news right at the heart of the portfolio of sky channels. that is contradictory but must be causing a massive amount of unease amongst your former collea g u es unease amongst your former colleagues and friends. the channel is being touted as some sort of sacrificial lamb, potentially? i remember when this bid first was mooted. it was a very different dynamic at that time. at that time, it was all in the teeth of the phone hacking scandal, it was very hotly politicised. it was a massive story, actually, at that time, an unusual one for me and my colleagues to find ourselves reporting on. what was most gratifying at that period was the extent of support there was for sky news out there in the nation, not just sky news out there in the nation, notjust from general viewers, sky news out there in the nation, not just from general viewers, but other media organisations and above all politically. i think this is where ultimately seeing this is a risky move. it risks inflaming a ba

just to be clear no one is saying the sky news will shut any time soon, we are a long way from that. essage that no one should take for granted that sky news which loses tens of millions of pounds but both world—class journalism, no one should take for granted that it will continue in perpetuity. i've spoken to senior people at sky and across the industry this morning and they say that the murdoch family who are desperate for this bid to go through, they will be pleased that this morning there is a reminder that they will not necessarily fund sky news forever. so i think that he'll fly more likely to go through although this could be an empty threat but a message that it is an important part of british journalism. relatives of those who died in the enniskillen bombing have been gathering in the town today to mark the 30th anniversary of the explosion. the ira attack was one of the most notorious of the troubles — 12 people lost their lives. our ireland correspondent chris buckler reports. exactly 30 years ago today people gathered in the same place, in the same town, in an act of reme

that the question of media plurality will bend towards fox's favor, and sky news won't be divested orold. this whole thing goes through. there's a disagreement in the marketplace, with some people build positions in sky, assuming the transactions go through, assuming there is no deal with disney and that everything is fine and it's a bunch of noise one problem for the murdoch family, in the uk there is no incentive according to our sources for politicians to go above and step out and say there's nothing wrong with this deal we don't think it will affect media plurality in a significant way. sky news is a positive contribution to the uk format and landscape. the murdoch history in the uk market is so tainted, it's not ideal for many people to step up and say this is fine >> it's certainly become politicized, and not much inst.tive finst incentive for the government to do things against public opinion. thank you for joining us from london >>> still ahead on "worldwide exchange," lucky sevens. the dow on a seven session win streak will it go for eight we'll debate it when "worldwide exch

i suspect sky news doesn't make much money for sky. ld probably work but that's not good for viewers in the uk looking for a wider set of news channels. he says get rid of it, close it down. he's not going to sell it off which would be different. it is a threat to the uk is saying you're going to have one less major news channel. yes, and the criticism against sky is a lwa ys and the criticism against sky is always that they have too much monopolistic media power. take away a news channel and arguably other organisations fill that void. just to give our international viewers perspective on this, they may not realise to what extent this organisation dominates the media in the uk. it's notjust broadcast but it's also many print, but then that has reduced. yes. obviously the news of the world is no longer. it is a big organisation. the football right through the premier league has grown through the premier league has grown through sky's distribution of it. it's an incredibly important company. and their political influence through print ne

the second reason, sky news loses money. prefer for commercial reasons to do deal the with 21st century fox than continue the losses at sky news. the government will see it as an aggressive gesture. if it‘s credible, i‘ve reason to believe, based on the conversation i‘ve had, it could make this merger, which has taken a long time to happen, slightly more like. amol rajan, thank you. scotland‘s first minister, nicola sturgeon, has offered a formal apology to gay men convicted of sexual offences that are no longer illegal. the first minister‘s apology coincided with new legislation that will automatically pardon gay and bisexual men convicted under historical laws. the bill will also allow the removal of such convictions from criminal records. 0ur scotland editor, sarah smith, reports. flying the flag with pride, nick and phil are celebrating today. all the way from the castro, san francisco. from the castro, in san francisco. they‘ve seen changes in the law that have allowed them to openly live together and to marry, but a de

sky has threatened to shut down sky news of the channel as an obstacle to that bid.there were reports fox was looking to shed most of its tv and film business to rival disney. how much of all of this was discussed in the earnings column? not much. lachlan murdoch, rupert murdoch's son, and the executive chairman of fox, was at pains to emphasise the compa ny‘s chairman of fox, was at pains to emphasise the company's strength in its current form. along with our 22,000 colleagues around the world, we are singularly and intensely focused on delivering on our strategic plan. our businesses and brands are stronger than ever, and with the right management and strategies to achieve market leading derby. —— and have the right management. the talks between fox and disney have reportedly broken off, but if a deal did emerge, it would be a seismic shift in the media industry. with me is georg szalai, international business editor, the hollywood reporter. what are you make of all this discussion of fox doing a massive deal with disney? discussion of fox doing a massive dealwith

one women sustaining minor injuries reporting from our partners at sky news. let's bring in evidence davis. former police commission in boston, during the bombing in the city of boston. ed, not knowing the details on locating a gunman or they haven't located even on firmed shots fired. at this response by the police department was heavy duty and not surprising given what is going on in london this year. >> no question. these security services, especially in london are at the highest level of readiness. when you have an evening, you know black friday, people are out and starting their holiday shopping. they're expecting something to happen. they have additional personnel onboard to cover this event. there is also a show in that area that would bring security services in. so, when there is a report that gun shots are fired they will react as if it's an act of terrorist incident. however in looking at the feeds i have been watching and some of the announcements coming out recently you have to remember there are a lot of calls for gun shots that turn out to be fal

sky has threatened to shut down sky news if the channel is an obstacle to the takeover bid by rupert irlines has lost its high court battle over valuable runway slots it wanted to exchange with other carriers. now, let's have a chat about snap, they floated that in march and you can tell us how it is going? yeah, not great, actually. losses of more than £337 million, lower—than—expected revenue and lower—than—expected revenue and lower—than—expected user growth. it is not what investors wanted to hear. in trading last night after hours, once these figures came out, it fell to below $13 per share. but the market can be a tricky place for tech companies. facebook share is are now worth around $180 per share and the company is finally making a profit. on the flip side, twitter‘s shares are now worth $20 a share. snap shares are now worth $20 a share. s na p really shares are now worth $20 a share. sna p really wa nts shares are now worth $20 a share. snap really wants to be following the facebook trajectory rather than the facebook trajectory rather than the twitter trajectory. samira hu

downlation about shutting sky news if it is a threat to deals on the toy for its -- 21st century foxnsaction. the market open is eight minutes away. this is bloomberg. ♪ equities and a lot of stocks to watch out for. sky, it looks like there is a threat out there if you want to call it a threat that sky news can get shut down if it becomes a regulatory obstacle. is beingomething that dangled at the moment. this is on the fox buyout story. fairly solid.ok profit beating operating expenses, risk costs falling as well. matt: a threat because politicians would want in a --ocracy of realism plurality of news sources there, it depends on how you feel about the content. let me talk about these shares seen gaining. earnings before interest and taxes as well is a planned by back could lift the shares according to goldman sachs. jm goldman sachs and a note. credit agricole is going to see pressure on its shares because that company had a massive trading slump, one of the biggest of the french banks. this quarter of a drop of 20% in sales from trading because of its focus on bonds. watch credit

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the sky news deal, we know that is ongoing.first century fox is, they see the sky deal closing june 30ths of 2018, to buy out remaining part of sky news they don't already know. parent of this company doing well after hours. connell: nicole petallides on breaking media news. thank you, nicole. >> department of justice sued over suspicions that former fbi director james comey got some help from special counsel robert mueller on his senate testimony. the man behind the doj lawsuit, tom fitton, is here next. connell: here is some breaking news we were waiting for. the congressional budget office has just come out with its estimates on repealing individual mandate on obamacare, how that would work out, how the numbers would work out. number one, they say number of uninsured people would go up by 13 million in year 2027. but they say the estimates, average health insurance premiums individual market would increase 10% in most years over the next decade. and the estimate by itself, repealing the mandate would reduce federal deficits,

the latest session of the australian parliament hosted by tom connell , a political reporter with sky news australia. topics included australia's handling of asylum seekers, handling isis militants in syria, and rising energy costs. this is about 30 minutes. >> this is an approach that came reluctantly but now agrees [indiscernible] some of them languishing for more than four years. this is too long and they want something done about it. >> remind your government responsibility, on numerous occasions, end when mr. dutton said just last week in regard to we are putting those options on the table. is it still your intention to close the prison on first of october? what will you do with the many hundreds of our fellow human beings who have suffered so greatly at your hands and the hands of the labour party? where will they sleep and will they have access to medical care after 31 october? >> the minister for employment, senator cash. >> thank you, mr. president. thank you for the question. is the government going to close the processing center questio? the answer is yes. it will close by the 3

i think comcast, especially with what they're doing in latin america, the sky news, the european business, it makes a lot of sense not the whole thing but a piece. >> brian kelly >> for me it's verizon for me it makes the most sense, they have to compete against at&t they wouldn't have the regulatory issues that at&t would have >> grasso? >> it's about avatar, it's about x-men, it's about fantastic four, it's about content disney is the way to go. that's the only logical way. bob iger mapped it out this is what he's going to buy >> what is that? >> it's a mouse. don't you see it >> no. guy? >> i try to play these games, i try to be creative in my thought because we're try to woo the interest of a potential suitor while these three picked chalk, i go the following route >> interesting >> amazon. >> so creative, guy. we'll see who they choose at the end, wiseguy >> jeff bezos wants world domination, why not take a look, a foray? >> don't you think he would have looked already and he didn't like what he saw >> everybody else is out there trying to pick this up, why wouldn't jeff bezos? >> in

cnn had started in america in 1980, sky news, here in britain, in 1989, but where the bbc was a pioneerber 1997 was the launch of bbc news online. it started modestly, but soon grew rapidly, deliberately trying to appeal to a new, younger audience. the idea was that online would start to reintroduce young people to news, because they were using computers, and it was so successful that very soon it became difficult technically to keep up with the demand, because it was being pumped down victorian copper telephone lines basically. these days, online and digital services are at the heart of the bbc‘s newsroom. there's been a fundamental shift in the way people get their news — often through social media like twitter and facebook. that worries some. when you were just consuming your news, maybe three times a day from the television bulletin, you were obliged to look at things that you didn't know you didn't know, or didn't know that you might be interested in, but now we've already to some extent decided what we're going to be interested in and who we are going to want to discuss with and r

sky has threatened to shut down sky news if the channel proves to be an obstacle in rupert murdoch's ky but wants full control. regulators are investigating the deal over concerns that mr murdoch's media empire could become too powerful. it's 46 days and counting but what will be the top toys under the tree this year? my first drone, fidget cubes, and a chocolate egg surprise maker will be on the wish list for kids across the uk — that's according to a panel of leading toy retailers. but how much will they set you back? well, one market research firm says in the uk last year we spent an average of £121 per child. joining us now is gary grant, chair of the dreamtoys selection committee. first, what exactly is the dream toys selection committee? sounds like a greatjob! yes, i get to play with toys all year. basically, the dreamtoys committee is a group of retailers that come together to produce the authoritative list of the toys that are most likely to be the bestselling toys from christmas. it is not dependent on any particular manufacturer or retailer, these toys come from across the

jason farrell, sky news.oing enough to handle terrorism at home? i think i've already spoken about what we‘re doing to deal with terrorism, and of course, as i‘ve said, we take the need to deal with the terrorist threat very seriously. that‘s about what we do domestically in the united kingdom. it‘s also about what we do elsewhere in the world such as the work i saw yesterday in iraq, the work i saw yesterday in iraq, the works united kingdom has been doing with the united states and others dealing with this terrorist threat, and of course i was seeing yesterday and talking about the success yesterday and talking about the success of the iraqi security forces, the military success they have been having in relation to dash, and the work that they‘ve done in driving daesh out of its so—called caliphate. but we need to address the terrorist threat from whatever source it comes, yes we have to deal with the islamist terrorist threat, and we also have to deal with the fact that we have seen attacks in the united k

because it is a sky rise new urban housing, we bring the horizontal scale to a vertical scale, and thatterraces. these are spaces where people on higherfloors these are spaces where people on higher floors can also come together. dawson used to be one of the oldest estates. so here in the 20th century now, we are renewing and regenerating it. this is on the 47th floor. you can enjoy a beautiful panoramic scenic view of the surroundings. you notice that there are some very very old trees, they are still standing tall on day are kept in the original location as part and parcel of the ecological design. the neighbours are actually quite close to each other because we share information like where there is a good deal. i think in terms of spirit, close relationships, ithink dawson is really different. in this case, you can see child—care centres on the ground floor, and also facilities like shops, supermarket, eating houses. it is all part and parcel of the overall total living environment. residents can find their daily needs met. now, let's brief you some other business stories. the us med

the latest session of the australian parliament hosted by tom connell , a political reporter with sky newstralia. topics included australia's handling of asylum seekers, handling isis militants in syria, and rising energy costs. this is about 30 minutes.

after the bell, revenue beat from 21st century fox, guidance for closing of sky news by june next yeara big upside from reroku . during the session, big winner, consumer staples lead by colgate-palmolive. and kellogg. and kroger. a partial dilemma for investors, with increase in declines stock, stocks hitting 52-week lows, leadership is becoming stretched, and concerns about flattening bond yields, implication for the economy, it has been a red flag for pending past recession, welcome to you michelle, what are my rose color glasses blocking me from see goining.>> my objective and i am permanenpermskeptic. i look at what is happening in the economy now, one of your guests talked about with headline confidence numbers from the, business side and consumer side that look strong. going up since last year. unfortunately it is not mirrored in the hard data. real action. >> do you consider corporate earnings hard data. >> i do, that is a topic we could get into. looking at first, first the gap earnings versus nongap. charles: no one is going to do, that i'm sorry. gap earnings are traditional,

among the topics covered, when they deal to acquire sky news will close. >> we are excited about the f opportunities brains continue to offer the company. one such opportunity is our proposed acquisition of sky, which we are confident will close by the middle of next year. emily: for more on the meeting, we are joined by anousha sakoui from l.a. what were the highlights as far as you are concerned? anousha: as usual in these annual meetings, there is a reelection of usual business. for 21st century fox, they proposed canceling the class of shares that gives the family super voting powers, but that was easily won for the murdoch's and fox. that was a point of tension that a lot of people were watching for, although none of these sort of proposals that have come -- have ever progressed. that was one element. people looking out for would there be any word, did the talks supposedly going on with disney -- what might they say about the future of the company? lachlan murdoch got up. rupert murdoch was there. james, the ceo. they reiterated the results from their earnings that they released

we have sky news royal correspondent rhiannon mills joining us from kensington palace as well and whichw much controversy surrounds who meghan markle is, american, divorced? >> hey, do you know what i think, people are really excited that prince harry has found the one he wouldn'ts to settle down with. yeah, you mentioned the fact she is an american, she is a divorcee but also the first mixed race woman to be marrying into the royal family as well but actually i think that makes it a lot more interesting in te the royal family. she's also out there as an activist and enthusiastic about her charity work and she's spoken out. hasn't she, about women's rights and about equality and i think that is what is going to make her a really interesting addition to the royal family and today we've had the queen, prince charles and prince william and kate welcoming her to the family. >> she seems to have stepped right into it. we've been calling it a whirlwind romance. no ups and downs, all up. >> it's only 16 months. it is remarkable but what really interests me a couple years ago i interviewed prin

it's going to be hard for us to sell our studios, sky news, some of those tv assets to comcast becausee view they're taking. most people thought it was a slam dunk. a vertical merger. not much competition internally. if disney is going to buy our movie studios, they'll control a big portion of the box office. that in and of itself is antitrust grounds. everybody is looking at this and saying, whoa, where do we go next? >> neil: a lot of talk that fox assets could also be up for bidding. >> absolutely. >> neil: gary, does it change the view -- this is one that is cynically harbored in the justice department. the white house is calling the shots here. what do you think of that? >> if that's what's going down, it's not a good thing. it potentially hurts markets. this was announced i believe october of 16. so we're talking about 13 months already. and now you go to court. that is going to take quite a while. the costs and the time sometimes will scuttle things like this. the new guy running the show for the antitrust department initially was okay with this. now all of a sudden somewhat aga

sky. startling new alert from faa today warning of the significant risk personally owned drones around the country pose to commercial planes. miguel almaguer with more on what would happen if drone and plane collide in midair. >> some sort of lighted drone. >> reporter: it happens too often. drones nearly colliding with commercial aircraft, like this close call in dallas. a drone flying a few hundred feet above an airbus. >> airbus reported a drone passing over the top of them. >> reporter: tonight assure, a team of researchers with the faa worries it's only a matter of time until a drone strikes a passenger plane. simulating that impact. leading edge of wing, stabilizers and windshield of passenger jets. >> should be aware that even small drones can cause damage. >> reporter: planes are designed to withstand damage caused by birds so compared to drone strikes of similar size and speed. drones made with metal cause more damage. >> damage to the airplane, engine loss or windscreen, creates emergency. pilots are trained to fly out engine and expect them to come back around and land. >> repor

shuts down for a third day as continues to spring small look into the sky new evidence suggests an oil giant colluded with the nigerian government to punish villagers who complained about spells and. is preparing to make a long awaited return to golf john will have more on that and spoke. however the weather is not looking too bad across eastern parts of the u.s. eastern areas of canada as well hey we've got a nice area of high pressure in charge so that's keeping things reasonably settled central passed a little cloud coming through. and right there really wet weather the area of concern remains up towards the pacific northwest passive washington state western areas of washington state a state of emergency has been declared here because of the heavy and flooding rains that continue to apollo on the pineapple express whether that british columbia more of that as we go on through thursday. struggling to reach around eight degrees celsius for the south san francisco twenty five for light a little bit of cloud coming in that class stretches into central parts wetter weather over towards t

according to sky news, thought saying where he got information, -- to help it identify its successor.he report says no date has been set. offer. raised its that is after a rally in the shares of the chip systems maker says many invested including elliott management to seek a higher price from the buyout firm. u.s. waste permit equity company increased its october bid by 18%. that is your bloomberg business flash. manus: edward, thank you very much. the has try to accelerate brexit negotiations by suggesting that rather than willing its veto, ireland could hold fire and block the final court if it wished. anna: that comes as theresa may is due to meet with donald tufts in brussels today. it is tumbled flows level since the brexit. alan higgins is still with us. quarter, business investment and trade were not supposed to be a driver but the consumer story was still a driver. what is your assessment of u.k. economy after the budget will result productivity estimates slashed? alan: those numbers were long-term. we will address those. u.k. economy is underperforming and there is no doubt t

. >>> in new york, a pair of explosions blew out the walls of a cosmetics plant and sent a plume of poisonous smoke billowing into the skyn new winds windsor, an hour north of new york city. the initial last sent workers running for the doors. one didn't make it out alive. a second explosion happened with firefighters inside the building. the fire injured 33 including seven firefighters. the plant is owned by burla international which makes nail polish among other products. >>> now to a followup in berks county. an animal shelter is making policy changes after workers mistakenly euthanized a family pet. the family says their cat was put down at the animal rescue league of berks county even though it had a microchip. the director said two scans missed the chip. to make sure it doesn't happen again, there are policy changes. among them, the shelter has a 48-minimum hold policy for cats. it's held training sessions to better educate staff on how to properly scan animals. the group will hire more staff to make sure no one is rushed. the shelter is considering renovations to create more space to house cats. >>> new jersey gov

. >>> in new york, a pair of explosions blew out the walls of a cosmetics plant and sent a plume of potentially poisonous smoke billowing into the sky in new windsor, an hour north of new york city. the blast sent workers running for the doors. however, one didn't make it out alive. and then the second explosion happened with firefighters ned the building. the fire injured 33 people including seven firefighters. the plant is owned by verla international which makes nail polish among other products. >>> a narrow miss on the side of the highway in dallas. you see the group of officers jump out of the way to keep from getting hit by a drunk driver. a patrol car took the brunt to slow the driver down. no one was seriously hurt. police hope that people will see the video and understand the serious impact a drunk driver could have. >>> 5:38. civil rights activist and former nfl player colin kaepernick is sharing a recent conversation he had with jailed rapper meek mill. kaepernick tweeted yesterday that he spoke to mill and wanted people to know regardless of his unjust situation, as he calls it, he's in good spirits and humbled by the su

the broadcaster sky has said it will consider closing sky news if it becomes a stumbling block in its grounds of media plurality. thousands of people with the most advanced cancers in england are now surviving for several years after diagnosis, according to research. macmillan cancer support said this was due to the success of new treatments, but it warned living longer with advanced cancer brings its own difficulties. that's a summary of the latest bbc news. jennifer says, "i used to work at the freemasons arms in coffin garden. we would caterfor events. one evening i got locked in the kitchen and all they did was eat, drink and sing hymns. hardly m15! " here's some sport now with katherine downes. here are the top sports stories of the day for you. it's been a busy 2a hours for andy murray, welcoming his second daughter with his wife kim, and making a return to court to play an exhibition match against roger federer — it's the first time he's played in public since wimbledon in july. the uk anti—doping agency say they're worried about an ongoing case against tyson fury. he tested po

the broadcaster sky says it will consider closing sky news if it becomes a stumbling block in its proposeddoch's bid for full control of sky is being investigated by the competition and markets authority, over concerns that the media empire could become too powerful. president trump has arrived in the chinese capital, beijing, as part of a 12 day tour of asia. he was given a lavish welcome at one of the country's most important historic sites — the forbidden city — by president xijinping. mr trump is expected to use the visit to press china to do more to enforce sanctions on north korea, as john sudworth reports. at china's historic forbidden city, a meeting of the world's first and second most powerful men. but some are beginning to wonder which one is which. while president trump is beset by domestic woes and seen to be lacking a coherent foreign policy, president xi enjoys a tight grip on power and growing influence abroad. it is no coincidence that the visit starts here behind the walls of the old imperial palace, from a time when china had huge influence on the world's stage. the symb

nbc 10 news. >> sky force 10 was over breaking news. at least two cars were involved there. this is at least kings highway. rescuers were standing by with a stretcher. we don't have details yet on the number of people who were hurt. one of those cars really badly damaged there. no word yet also on what caused this crash. it has traffic tie ups if you are in that area. >>> police made an arrest in a deadly hit-and-run. the victim was killed near route 38 just before 1:30 this morning. there is no word yet on the victim's identity or who police took into custody. >>> witnesses say they heard the crackle of 15 gunshots as a drive-by shooter sprayed bullets. when police got to the scene they found two of the victims pleading on the curb. medics took them to the hospital. someone rushed the other victims to the hospital in their care. police think they have a lead on the suspect vehicle from surveillance video. one of the victims a 15-year-old is in critical condition. >>> police this morning have still not charged anyone or made any arrests after they say a two-year-old boy some

bourne has extensive broadcast and print media experience and has appeared on bbc news, cnn and sky news. and he also writes weekly columns for the weekly telegraph and. he holds a pa and master of economics from the university of cambridge united kingdom. and we will leave time at the end for q&a. and i'll have a short announcement before we leave. but for now, let's please welcome ryan borne. [ applause ] >> good afternoon, and thank you so much for all being here today. i think the size of the audience is both testament to the importance of the topic and also to the quality of our speakers on the panel. so welcome. the title today asks whether this is the home stretch for major tax reform. and it really does feel as if momentum has been building in recent weeks, particular where i the senate budget agreement obviously now passing the house today too. major tax reform has been something talked about for decades, and i think the ambition of the plans and the frameworks being laid out are exciting not just for those of us who spend our lives analyzing these things, but also i suspect for

. >>> we want to go to the breaking news. sky force 10 live where a police officer has been shot. >> drew smith just arrived on the scene. what have you learned about this? >> right now police have this block closed off. you can see up ninth avenue right now. there are police behind this apartment building. it's all american gardens apartment that got flashlights presumably searching for evidence. a police officer was shot around 10:30 in the leg. they brought him to cooper university hospital. where they say his injuries are not life threatening. police are pulling some of the crime tape. they're going to expand the scene. we may need to move back. we'll keep you updated. >>> that suspect in custody. to this now. a former police chief in new jersey is facing federal hate crime charges. former police chief is accused offend committing a hate crime and violating a man's civil rights in september of 2016. police paper work say he assaulted an 18 year-old african american suspect. who was handcuffed. according to to prosecutor offic

new concerns about snow, ice and rain as millions hit the roads and sky. >>> breaking news, charles mansonorious cult leader known as the most dangerous man in america responsible for that string of murders in the '60s. now this morning the emotional statements from the family of his victims. >>> abc news exclusive. america's three youngest hostages raised in captivity held by the taliban are now free. the family tells their story on television for the first time.

so for most of south africa it's a quiet big blue sky time. news has never been more available it's a constant barrage of it with every day but the message is a simplistic you have the brain that good logical rational appraisal months and misinformation is rife dismissal and denial of well documented accusations and evidence is part of genocide the listening post provides a critical counterpoint challenging mainstream media narratives of this time on al-jazeera. you stand the differences. and the similarities of cultures across the world. al-jazeera tracing the fall from prosperity to financial ruin this is beside the the movement where we are here lies that nothing was first wrote the enquiry the devastating impact to save the bank means also for save the deposits of in those sectors and the failure to prevent disaster banks and political leaders of the people who needed to learn a less gora from democracy to the markets at this time on al-jazeera. a week after the surprise resignation of lebanon's prime minister.

now prince charles told the british sky news that he was thrilled with the news.this weekend. and her face was like my daughter's going to be a princess. prince harry and meghan. they have an official engagement photo shoot planned at kensington palace this afternoon. and it's probably going on right now. because it's all ready afternoon in london. and i'm trying to figure out how i can be the official royal wedding correspondent for this. even if i have to jump out of the bushes. >> i know you'll do whatever it takes. >> with my iphone. i'll be there harry and meghan. you don't have to save me a

some good news. sky 6 hd showing you the ben franklin bridge we have clear skies today and getting warmer out there. come thanksgiving we should have the clear skies and just colder m meteorologist david murphy is outdoors on the terrace. >> it's a nice afternoon a fair amounts of sunshine filtering through cloud cover and look agent satellite. we start out with bright sunshine and high clouds and thin enough to allow sunshine in that is some sunshine in for most of the afternoon. 55 degrees right now in allentown and philadelphia shot up to

breaking news. skyorce 10 is live over a house fire in north philadelphia. 15th street and west oxford streets near temple. the fire department tells us it's not under control just yet. nbc10's randy gyllenhaal is on the way to the scene. wheat we will get you -- we'll get you an update as soon as he gets there. >>> we'll look at some of the stories from across our area. >> we begin in atlantic county. a good samaritan remains in the hospital after he was critically injured trying to break up a violent domestic dispute. witnesses say calvin wiggins of sicklerville was hitting his girlfriend at a bus stop in hamilton township yesterday. a man who witnessed the attack yelled at wiggins to stop, then tried to intervene. >> he walked across the street to see if he could help. as we walked over, the guy sucker punched him. he went down. you could hear his head crack all the way over here. >> wiggins stayed at the scene until police got there and took him into custody. the man who tried to help is in critical

. >>> and the tallest building on the west coast, the new sky scraper is almost done in san franciscowe have an increase look from the top of the new sales force tower. >>> and i'm watching rain developing right near the california oregon border. i'll have the bay area time line for wet weather on wednesday. that's at 5:20 tonight. swift and a northern california blogger. a >>> bad blood between taylor swift and a northern california blogger. a blog post-is getting under the singer's skin and she is demanding the post-come down. but tonight the aclu is stepping into this fight. our business and tech reporter scott bud many is here with the story of the bad blood. >> taylor swift of course a very big pop star. the blog in question even according to its author is very small. but now it's getting a lot of attention thanks to some charges taylor swift would rather shake off. taylor swift's new album is call reputation. but her reputation took a hit recently after in blog post-. titled swiftly to the alt-right suggests that swift's lyrics might give support to white nationalist. megan hern

discuss all things owls during 9:30 half an hour of "action news", temple faces tulsa later today in oklahoma. >>> another check right here as skyhd, the ice ready for those skaters, it is going to be a little bit of a warmer day, meteorologist chris sowers has your details when "action news" comes right back a horrific discovery in the septa station an investigation in the man's shock the death. >>> panic overseas after reports of shots fired in a busy shopping district in london. >>> plus, two more robberies land two men in the hospital with gunshot wounds overnight. >>> but first lets get a look at the accu weather forecast this saturday morning with meteorologist chris sowers and i think we will like what we are about to hear. >> looking g looks nice. temperatures chilly over last couple of days but this afternoon we could get close to 60 degrees, big warm up, cold turkey, thanksgiving, only 42 degrees for the high. normal on that date was 53. yesterday 51. again today we will be somewhere in this ballpark here. at lee 57 degrees. maybe warmer. some locations could push 60

have you ever gone for a sky dive? new this morning, about the time we were getting ready to eat that thanksgiving turkey, history was being made in the skies above arizona. some are saying it was herstory. thanksgiving day, 32 women performed a sky dive in upright position south of phoenix. less than one minute to make it all happen. the jump set a new world record for the all female upright formation sky dive. >> cool. that is one of the things i want to do. >> your bucket list? i did it. >> sorry, marcus and laura can do that. you can never be part of that. >> one little -- >> you can sky dive though. >> i can't wait to do it. i'm going to do it in the next few years. i don't know when. >> there you go. >> are we having auditions? >> i have only done indoor sky diving. it's going to stop at that. i don't know. i don't know. never say never, right? just saying. right now, it's cold, guys. we are seeing 30s and 40s like we forecast. it is going to be a frosty week ahead. the highs will start climbing into the 60s and then

keep an eye to the sky and a few spots >>> "eyewitness news" got an inside look at manna preparing itsrder for thanksgiving pie in the sky fundraiser. >> "eyewitness news" in north philadelphia warehouse where they were hard at work, every year manna holds fun raise tore raise money for those battling life threatening illnesses during the holiday season. proceed go directly toward preparing, delivering, thanksgiving dinners to patients at risk. >> they do a fantastic job. thank you all. >>> coming up, i'll talk to denzel about his new movie. >> why this role is so special to him >>> we have been talking about it getting ready for big thanksgiving feast that usually includes i'm told 4,500 calories, for the average american, but there are, some easy ways to make thanksgiving not such a diet buster. >> health reporter stephanie stahl has more in tonight's einstein health care science center. >> reporter: report not so difficult, guys we will make this fun for you. the science of making thanksgiving a little more healthy involves a few strategic traits with ingredients and remembering gol

some good news. sky 6 hd showing you the ben franklin bridge, we have clear skies today and getting warmer out there. come thanksgiving we should have the clear skies and just colder, meteorologist, david murphy, is outdoors on the terrace. >> it's a nice afternoon a fair amounts of sunshine filtering through cloud cover and look agent satellite. we start out with bright sunshine and high clouds and thin enough to allow sunshine in that is some sunshine in for most of the afternoon. 55 degrees right now in allentown and philadelphia shot up to 56. and in fact everybody in the mid-50s. from the arrows coming up from the south, a little bit breezy. and running anywhere from 6 to 15 miles per hour on average. but if philadelphia we are up to 17 and wilmington 18. but with the milder air it doesn't feel all that bad. as we take a look at where numbers areng today. 2:00, 59 a high of 60 around 3:00 and as late as 7:00, 54 degrees and by 10:00 it's fairly mild overnight. and holding near 50 in theover sunlight

news." a live look from sky 6 camera in center city. rain is coming down in parts of the region. gee has the forecast when "action news" comes back. why are south jerseyans turning against steve sweeney? it's because sweeney's been exposed as a double dipping pension padder. caught spending campaign money on lavish dinners and fine cigars for his pals. investigated for being a lobbyist and a senator at the same time. sweeney voted to raise taxes 145 times while our economy continues to struggle. south jersey is a mess, and it's time to take out the trash. on november 7th, make a change. dump sweeney. >> runners and walkers gathered at the starry night 5k hosted by the brain tumor foundation. there was a lantern lighting ceremony. they have funded $29 million in research over the years. >> time for a check of the forecast with melissa magee. seems like the warm weather has had its last hu hurrah. >> we are tracking showers, walter. i know you like that. >> had to happen. >> sky 6 live hd, looking at the battleship new jersey on this saturday night. lots of clouds and we are trackin

sky. fox news was not on the table.k listed shares of fox jumped on initial reports of those discussions. that is a look at your bloomberg business flash. let's pick up the conversation with the chief economist at how the dobb abu di commercial bank. two competing narratives. on the one hand, the idea this is a consolidation of power, stability of the government, stability and policy when it comes to the oil market when it comes to an extension of the opec-non-opec agreement. the other sign is this is a power grab or tensions within the royal family and more instability to come, i ran. which of the two is driving oil at the moment? >> there are a lot of factors you mentioned there. i will take different aspects. saudi arabia being one of the largest global producers important, and as soon as you see uncertainties , you see support for oil prices, but there has been support, tightening in the currentexpectations the opec-non-opec production cuts will continue. that weour core review, will see an extension of this and wha