or brown coal mining is a major employer and an integrity part of the region's identity zuko but slough has spent her entire working life in a coal mine i feel as safe as i'm about to start up the excavator 1st i'll give a warning and then i'll set the excavator in motion. and this is all i can do all that up you see the cable is connected to the mast and the mast lifts the arm it's perfectly safe which is wobbles of it all right so i'll sit down. wow. sikka but slough has been operating an excavator for 35 years shifting up to 3 you know half 1000 tonnes of lignite per hour but germany is aiming to shut down all of its coal fired power plants by 2038 reunification hit this part of eastern germany hard now it's facing yet another copy for. action. but or is it just a dish but how do you feel knowing that it won't be long before these coal mines are closed down. the plane. is too much. it's a very emotional issue for us when. we feel we're being vilified. we're made out to be the bad guys we're destroying the environment and we're responsible for climate change the fact that it's my invo

is it could but slough has been operating an excavator for 35 years shifting up to 3 and a half 1000 tonnes of lignite per hour but germany is aiming to shut down all of its coal fired power plants by 2038 reunification hit this part of eastern germany hard now it's facing yet another copy for. action. but or is it a dish but how do you feel knowing that it won't be long before these coal mines are closed down. the plane. is too much so off it's a very emotional issue for us when. we feel we're being vilified. we're made out to be the bad guys we're destroying the environment and we're responsible for climate change the fact that it's my involvement in my opinion that's just rubbish. as the mining industry does a lot to protect the environment but nobody talks about that of course coal mining has an environmental impact but the industry makes up for it in the total look again like cancer but can't you understand people's concerns why they're making these demands. of course they don't think miners are terrible people they think they're perfectly normal nice people who are doing their

industry is trying to fly to slough i'm a child. can cope stand one of. our producers they even pass this dumb thing some sulfides try to challenge. this conference m.l. of knowledge no fun or is this thing in the insane. and when i look around here and greens and the nice bits is the birds i know. i get the impression this is more like an n.c.o. or then i was a company can you explain sustainability to us means it's a balance our. economy. people and in farming because we can agree on the create. you know harmony. cross-product the. as i please that's the ominous is it an invalid's that you know. in the past there was another discussion going on because of burning rain forests is marking through connected to. rain forest burning. memory to remember. how can you be sure there were it doesn't have on my kindle. or maybe you tell me and harmony and in fact you have a poker phrase how do i find out the fear of cheating i know well in order to sign up. you have to do this field you have to go to the surface of the planet is in the as it were to the villagers.

. >> a slough of big names set to report earnings next we can home depot, lowes macy's and target check out target upa whopping 71% this year inches from all-time highs but the retailer gears up to report earnings dan bets it may be off target. break it down. >> i think it's important, like you said up 71% on the year. a massive outperformer in the retail and the big box are doing a lot of heavy lifting in retail wal-mart is outperforming the s&p. home depot and costco obviously significantly outperforming the s&p. but this one, the big one. there is the line in the middle in august. you see where the stock went up 20% in a day they reported the fiscal q 2 earnings, guided up for the year showing gad comps and great results in their omni channel strategy that would be online and off line working well together but i think as we go into the earnings report, the options market implies a hefty move about 6.5% moving about 11% over the last four quarters. last quarter's 20% move skews that a bit but look at the move since that breakthroughout i think it closed that day august 21st at 103. it

officials lower officials in moscow are now being published and one of these high officials is flooded slough off with a special advisor to flood if you put in on ukraine and in another phone call the minister of defense. was mentioned also very close confidant for vladimir putin and in that phone conversation the leader of the separatist movement sat that on a man that with a mandate of man were traveling from moscow to the separatist area basically to remove the leadership of that separatist area all these details are important to basically paint a picture not only military help came from russia but these phone calls also paint a picture that the whole administration of the separatist area also the whole budget was coming from russia until now the joint investigation team has mentioned for sub suspect 3 russians and one ukrainian they are basically from a lower level and the investigation team is now aiming for those who are high ranking who have given orders to make sure that the book missile that bound the m h f one team made its way to it into ukraine and that it was actually being used

. >> not only talking about cleansing but sloughing off the old skin. >> basically that too, exactly.ed it off and slept well hopefully, moisturizing is critical. >> when you're moisturizing find a rank of products that will help to solve not just one of your skin care concerns but many. >> we should go for two because sometimes when you're on the go, one is easy. >> well, exactly but a lot of us are more concerned about fading dark spots and reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles. >> honey there, a's whole list. >> preaching to the choir. >> have hydrating ingredients to help solve that. this is where retinol comes in. >> i was going to ask you about it. a lot of -- i mean i have questions about it. is it drying? is it -- when do you start using it? >> a lot of women have steered clear from it because they found they've had irritations and reactions but this is where olay's brand-new product line comes into play and that is called retinol 24. it is a totally revolutionary and brand-new line of products comes in three different forms. the nighttime moisturizer, the eye cream

sense of safety and security in his home was completely robbed by these officers who violated a whole slough of civil rights that he was entitled to as a citizen of palo alto. that's not something that any amount of money can cure, or make better. >> the supervising officer was later seen on security video, making fun of alvarez, who is gay. as part of the settlement, all officers will be required to go through two hours of lgbtq sensitivity training. >>> we're getting an update tonight from pg and e on the latest power outages to prevent wildfires. here's a look at the outage map. along with solano, and up into lake county. pg and e says it turned off power to about 48,000 customers, and has already begun restoring power in some areas. >> we do not believe we'll be able to restore 100% of that customer load at this time by the end of the day today, and it's primarily based on, we're out of daylight hours, and we're unable to fly that infrastructure to confirm that it is safe to be reenergized. however, we are patrolling via ground, and via foot in some cases to restore what we can, this eve

others are saying it does liken borisjohnson to david brent, the fictional character from when hogg in sloughives using a tactic where they put something out thatis tactic where they put something out that is may be deliberately designed to get people talking even if not in a positive light. and a final word on the prominence of videos in campaigning. yes, we have some numbers from cardiff university and their senior lecturer of the school of journalism, their senior lecturer of the school ofjournalism, media their senior lecturer of the school of journalism, media and their senior lecturer of the school ofjournalism, media and culture. he has totted up the views on facebook and twitter and has found some interesting things. we talked last week about the fact that labour seemed to be winning in the twittersphere. . they are doing the best in terms of likes and shares, but when it comes to the videos, it is the conservatives. the list of the top ten videos watched on twitter, six of them are either borisjohnson videos or conservative videos. and we are seeing that same trend of personality jum

visibility as he worked your way across, the good news is -- any fog through there, but of course sloughy bridge right now. is backed up, delays out of the maze as you work your way up the east shore freeway, you might see some visitor limit visibility over to the bridge. southbound 101, a crash at alexander avenue, one lane is blocked -- and the golden gate bridge as well. >>> a funky start as he just mentioned along the coast for parts of the bay. here's a live look with our east bay berkeley camera, you can see the sunshine and also the blanket of fog out there. it is all thanks to onshore flow kicking in for us. grab the jacket are coded to head out the door, looking at clearing for most of us except for the coast with above average temperatures for this time of year and staying dry to through the week. daytime size checking in at 78 in concorde later this afternoon and 76 in san jose, 70 and oakland and 68 for a high in san francisco. another funky start on the coast and parts of the bay tomorrow morning. temperatures just a little bit cooler for your wednesday. high pressure streng

there is no impact for impeachment the market is turning around, they are like sloughing it off as if. stuart: that's the headline at 9:30 a.m. i'm only down 17. nike will no longer sell directly to amazon. they don't like the way amazon polices counterfeit goods. anymore on this claimant as you see that the blow to amazon with shares down $5. amazon courted nike. they wanted their clothing, their shoes on their site and nike said if you police your site we will give you our stuff and they did it for about two years and they don't like how it panned out. nike's new strategy is direct to consumer and digital. they want that retail experience with the company and they don't trust amazon to do that. stuart: if nike sells a shoe the amazon, amazon takes a piece? >> probably. stuart: nike doesn't like that either. >> it will be interesting to see the digital strategy under a new ceo stepping in as mark parker steps down in january so i think it's probably the buildup of their own a site going forward. stuart: how do you remember all of these names? >> i have watched the markets for a long

sandra: guy lewis found issue with the fact that the lawyer for the whistleblower also tweeted a sloughrelated -- he referenced white house administration employees. >> look, this is incredibly consequential with all due respect to jon. what we found in the trump era almost everything, whether it's russian collusion, mueller investigation or now ukraine, all of these salacious allegations printed about the president that get years-long investigations and we find out over the course of time that there is information that had we known at the beginning would have mitigated all of this. what we found out now about ukraine, about the whistleblower, is that there was a motive here between the whistleblower himself and his attorneys to conduct an operation exactly like the one that's going on in the democratic house of representatives. what that operation is is to use his own words a coup to try to undo the will of the american people to start impeachment investigation and undermine this president. that is exactly what is happening. they told us and the american people themselves on twitter tw

so there are a whole slough of ways you can look at costs and there are just these dramatic human andconomic costs, but then all these other ripple effects of war as well. host: all that research available to you at the website, costsofwar.org. stephanie savell, the co-director of this project. thank you for your time and happy thanksgiving. guest: you too. thanks so much for having me. host: coming up, we're going to meet david blankenhorn. he's the president and co-founder of an organization known as better angels. he's going to discuss his group's efforts to foster understanding among people of different political ideologies and promote civility in politics. coming up on "washington journal." [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2019] >> our c-span campaign 2020 bus team is traveling across the country asking voters, what issues should presidential candidates address? >> i think one of the most unaddressed issues in this presidential