indiana is a conservative state. - it is. - how is south bend? - you know we're a relatively democratic city. our county went about 50/50. - relatively? - yeah, maybe not quite as much as austin but you know it's a different kind of democrat though. you know it's a blue collar tradition, tends to be a little more socially conservative. - and you're getting exactly where i was going with this. so the nature of the politics, and therefore the nature of the people there also probably is a factor in how you approach the city going forward. - yeah, very much so i mean you gotta develop in a way that's true to who we are as a community and at the same time sometimes you're tugging on people to come a little further forward, and that's ok, i mean that's the give and take in politics. but we have similar challenges you know, a very conservative state, i mean mike pence was our governor after all. - indeed. - and so a lot of us mayors were coming together trying to make sure that a social conservative agenda under governor pence didn't embarrass us or mak

for children in south bend. and display them on the clip. in which he agreed with me to further good reason to make it there. i'm very happy to join my friends in for safety and security. in the second point. i know it's close to their heart. i'm sure it will be looked at carefully. prime minister my constituent is having the care for the cancer. she waited months to care. and we are now waiting again. those will be causing. the stress to haley. while she is waiting for this appeal a decision to come through. they will look closely at the case. i recognize the concern in distress. that they will be waiting for. the prime minister would be aware. the under they suffered considerably. the british government would avoid that. to treat them with respect. in the safety and security that they should have. as we see the changes taking place. i think it provides us with an opportunity to forge a new path free from the oppression. we want to see a democratic free secure zimbabwe that people across communities are able to carry out that without fear a

cast company is already farming out the five o'clock and produces news for toledo ohio in south bend indiana it's going great he joins us now live outside the county courthouse where day four of witness testimony wrapped option. but that sums up the media consolidation is either propaganda or silence well you're going to have to get used to the silencing claridge's but seventy percent of the local news market you know it's kind of meditative beside him and then they just print self-serving crap you know it surveyed owning the newspaper is charity work rupert murdoch benevolently sponsors the new york post and the wall street journal clearly sprouter his agenda baze those scenes to the washington post his contract with the cia and all the pentagon sheldon adelson the vegas casino tycoon fostered the poor orphan review journal the only paper in vegas which covered gambling industry corruption for about a century and there's a paper still do that now why do you think he bought it. but king adamson's paper still serves the community first it enters the hands of a businessman who uses it

. >> chris: the winning streak stretches to 14 games since that heartbreaking loss in south bend a year ago. coastal champions. playoff contenders. what a night in miami. the rebirth of this rivalry in a big six game was a beatdown. 41-8 for the u. notre dame's second loss of the season will have them scratching their heads as they head home. what happened tonight here in south florida? well, the canes took a huge step toward being back. the ford wrapup show is coming up next. this game directedly derek mobley, produced by bill bonnel. so long from south florida. cassidy? >> thank you, chris. miami, with a decisive win, which leaves tough decisions for the playoff committee. especially since that number one spot is open for the taking. after it seemed like georgia decided not to bring their a-game to auburn. auburn up big. jarrett stidham, screen pass to johnson. 23-point win is the largest over the number one team in the college football playoff era. 40-17, the final on the plains. number one goes down. mississippi state had number two alabama southwesting all game. 20 seconds left. ti

you had noter dame, and when notre dame took on miami in that era whether it was in miami or south bend, they were great games. instant classics. so much buildup and so much hype and to have undefeated miami in 2017 with mark richt in his second year, and undefeated notre dame coming off of a 4-8 season, you couldn't hope for anything better. hype next week. >> chris: the irish at home, and not having lost since last year's close call against the irish. we'll bring in the nation's longest winning streak. we'll see you a week from tonight right back here miami. the hurricanes make a strong statement and take a step closer to their acc coastal title. 28-10 over virginia tech. it was a hyped up night. it was a night in which the hurricanes' turnover chain was brought out four times. rosier on the offense, a resilient performance. tonight's game produced by bill bonel. we thank our crew, and to those who help us in the booth. we'll see you back here next week, 8:00 eastern time next saturday. we'll see you then. >>> thanks, chris. so miami's pack to the acc title game is sealed, but the big

you had noter dame, and when notre dame took on miami in that era whether it was in miami or south bend, they were great games. instant classics. so much buildup and so much hype and to have undefeated miami in 2017 with mark richt in his second year, and undefeated notre dame coming off of a 4-8 season, you couldn't hope for anything better. hype next week. >> chris: the irish at home, and not having lost since last year's close call against the irish. we'll bring in the nation's longest winning streak. we'll see you a week from tonight right back here in south florida for notre dame and miami. the hurricanes make a strong statement and take a step closer to their acc coastal title. 28-10 over virginia tech. it was a hyped up night. it was a night in which the hurricanes' turnover chain was brought out four times. rosier on the offense, a resilient performance. tonight's game produced by bill bonel. we thank our crew, and to those who help us in the booth. we'll see you back here next week, 8:00 eastern time next saturday. we'll see you then. >>> thanks, chris. so miami's pack to the a

this situation in south bend. much more cordial tonight, thankfully. phillips, one of the seniors on this team. they battled all night, didn't they? those guys on the side of the line of scrimmage, and stanford prevails with a 21-point fourth quarter. championship weekend looks like this. georgia out for revenge in their backyard against auburn in the s.e.c. championship. tcu and ou at at&t stadium. we'll be with you in charlotte or the u against the paw. maria taylor with coach shaw. >> maria: you wondered which stanford team would show up for this game. what impressed you most about this team? >> we were talking about what we were thankful for, and i lead the blessing on that day, and i talked about being thankful for the things that we have and the things that we don't have. we had a rough road. after game three, everyone shovelled dirt on us. there was no band wagon and we came back and won eight out of nine. eight out of nine. toughness, heart. we had guys go down. we had guys get injured and had to change the quarterback. the guys just keep fight

this situation in south bend. much more cordial tonight, thankfully. phillips, one of the seniors on this team. they battled all night, didn't they? those guys on the side of the line of scrimmage, and stanford prevails with a 21-point fourth quarter. championship weekend looks like this. georgia out for revenge in their backyard against auburn in the s.e.c. championship. tcu and ou at at&t stadium. we'll be with you in charlotte or the u against the paw. maria taylor with coach shaw. >> maria: you wondered which stanford team would show up for this game. what impressed you most about this team? >> we were talking about what we were thankful for, and i lead the blessing on that day, and i talked about being thankful for the things that we have and the things that we don't have. we had a rough road. after shovelled dirt on us. there was no band wagon and we came back and won eight out of nine. eight out of nine. toughness, heart. we had guys go down. we had guys get injured and had to change the quarterback. the guys just keep fighting and i love them.

notre dame/navy on saturday in south bend. a busy weekend here on nbc. and nbcsn. prime and everywhere else we are tonight. >> cris: well, we talked about it. for dick lebeau, he toll me there's nobody like antonio brown. he turns people around. he has magical foot work. he goes up high and makes plays above the defense. good luck in man coverage if you're a rookie. then of course a world fous helmet catch. he's a remarkable guy. you look at the numbers that this guy has put up here letl huge night tonight. another night at the office for him. >> mike: try to get to 100 for a fifth straight year. >> cris: again. that wasn't even possible when i played. nobody got anywhere close to 100 catches. >> mike: a change of possession as the steelers took a couple of knees. the titans will t head back to nashville. use this long break. come back on the other side of thanksgiving. taking on indianapolis on the road. houston back home. as you kind of size things up in the afc south, jacksonville game, week 17 down in nashville on new york eve could loom large in determining on

notre dame/navy on saturday in south bend. a busy weekend here on nbc. and nbcsn. and on nfl network and amazon prime and everywhere else we are tonight. >> cris: well, we talked about it. for dick lebeau, he toll me there's nobody like antonio brown. he turns people around. he has magical foot work. he goes up high and makes plays above the defense. good luck in man coverage if you're a rookie. then of course a world famous helmet catch. he's a remarkable guy. you look at the numbers that this guy has put up here letl huge night tonight. another night at the office for him. >> mike: try to get to 100 for a fifth straight year. >> cris: again. that wasn't even possible when i played. nobody got anywhere close to 100 catches. >> mike: a change of possession as the steelers took a couple of knees. the titans will do the same. head back to nashville. use this long break. come back on the other side of thanksgiving. taking on indianapolis on the road. houston back home. as you kind of size things up in the afc south, jacksonville game, week 17 down in nashville on new

notre dame/navy on saturday in south bend. a busy weekend here on nbc. and nbcsn. and on nfl network and amazon prime and everywhere else we are tonight. >> cris: well, we talked about it. for dick lebeau, he toll me there's nobody like antonio brown. he turns people around. he has magical foot work. he goes up high and makes plays above the defense. good luck in man coverage if you're a rookie. then of course a world famous helmet catch. he's a remarkable guy. you look at the numbers that this guy has put up here letl huge night tonight. another night at the office for him. >> mike: try to get to 100 for a fifth straight year. >> cris: again. that wasn't even possible when i played. nobody got anywhere close to 100 catches. >> mike: a change of possession as the steelers took a couple of knees. the titans will do the same. head back to nashville. use this long break. come back on the other side of thanksgiving. taking on indianapolis on the road. houston back home. as you kind of size things up in the afc south, jacksonville game, week 17 down in nashville on new

. >> chris: the winning streak stretches to 14 games since that heartbreaking loss in south bend a year ago. coastal champions. playoff contenders. what a night in miami. the rebirth of this rivalry in a big six game was a beatdown. 41-8 for the u. notre dame's second loss of the season will have them scratching their heads as they head home. what happened tonight here in south florida? well, th toward being back. the ford wrapup show is coming up next. this game directedly derek mobley, produced by bill bonnel. so long from south florida. cassidy? >> thank you, chris. miami, with a decisive win, which leaves tough decisions for the playoff committee. especially since that number one spot is open for the taking. after it seemed like georgia decided not to bring their a-game to auburn. auburn up big. jarrett stidham, screen pass to johnson. 23-point win is the largest over the number one team in the college football playoff era. 40-17, the final on the plains. number one goes down. mississippi state had number two alabama southwesting all game. 20 seconds left. tied at 24. devonte smith'

he's in south bend, indiana, democrats line. hi. bill in south bend.aller: i just would like to make an observation that there is no such thing as a death tax. for anyone to assume that there's a death tax, that would mean that children have complete access to all their parents' funds. they are part owner in that. they can buy property. they can use that money in any way they want. and of course that isn't how it works. host: meaning what? caller: meaning there is no such thing as a death tax. it's an inheritance tax when money is transferred from ownership of the parents to the children. host: and you support that idea of taxing as far as when that transferance takes place? caller: you know, actually, they ought to make stricter laws or rules about how people can avoid paying that tax. because an individual can pass on $5 million. that means up to $5 million nothing is taxed and for a couple, $11 million. so nothing is taxed up to those amounts. and the myth about farms being affected, family farms is that have hose farms additional assets tied up in

alex we send it back to you at south bend. >> that's joshua short. we're told the mall did pick up.oliday "steals & deals" to cover everybody on your list. first, your local news. >>> nbc 10 news starts now. >>> good monday morning. it's just a few minutes before 8:30. let's get right to bill henley. >> a chilly start this morning but sunshine is starting to warm temperatures up. right now it's in the upper 30s an improvement for the lehigh valley and the suburbs. this is our starting point. we'll see sunshine all day. into the 50s by 1:00 peaking around 3:00 in the afternoon. with clear skies this evening and less wind it will cool down during the evening hours fairly rapidly. >>> let's get a check on the roads now with jessica boyington. >> another problem out here this time in upper providence. route 1 northbound starts to be really nasty with the delay here. that accident causing some problems. still watching this accident on 95 on the northbound around route 320. >>> now to a developing story. a man trapped in a trash truck in north philadelphia for about two hours is right now

alex, we send it back to you at south bend. >> that's joshua short.ye. >> thank you, dylan. >>> straight ahead, jill is going to launch a full week of holiday "steals & deals" to cover everybody on your list. first, your local news. i )m ... a source tells nbc bay area that >>> good morning, everyone. 8:26. a source tells nbc bay area this cal athlete was the only person in this car to survive a hit and run crash that killed four family members saturday night. it happened near san pablo dam road on interstate south 80. sophomore jared horn survived. horn is from napa. as a freshman, he pitched 15 games for cal this past season. four other cars were involved in this crash. five other people injured. authorities say a drunk driver with a suspended license caused this crash. that driver identified as 47-year-old fred lowe from sacramento. lowe is in custody this morning. >>> all kinds of trouble on the road this morning as well. receipt's check in with mike. >> that note about drinking and driving, definitely be taken over there. the rest of the bay this

alex, we send it back south bend. >> that's joshua short. we're told the mall did pick up.ight ahead, jill is going to launch a full week of holiday "steals & deals" to cover everybody on your list. first, your local news. >>> this is a "news 4 today" news break. >> good morning, it's 8:26 now on this monday, november 27th. i'm aaron gilchrist. >>> let's start with a look at the roads, wtop's dave dildine has your first 4 traffic. dave? >>> maryland highway crews making quick work of the crash on the inner loop near the 95 interchange in college park, all ramp lanes are open. herndon to reston, virginia, eastbound on the dulles toll road, the crash was on the left side. in downtown silver springs georgia avenue the left lane was getting by the crash. that is the very latest. back to you. >> we will have a check on your forecast when we come back. >>> plenty of sunshine out there, temperatures are already in the upper 30s to around 40 degrees here in town. high temperature today expected to reach 58 degrees. a light northwest wind. tomorrow even a little bit warmer, temperat

you, in fact, were supporting a young gay mayor out of south bend, indiana who couldn't get any tractiony? >> well, that's not true, he did get some traction. [laughter] leland: you must have been in a different dnc that i was, but, okay. >> let's focus on the main points here. i know that donald trump and the republicans love to sort of use hillary clinton as a whipping boy, but this is a reality, she's in the rear-view mirror, she lost to donald trump, she's the past of our party. we are moving forward and beyond her and we are seeing a big new crop of democratic leaders popping up and those are the people we need to focus on, not people like hillary clinton. so i feel pretty optimistic about that and tom pÉrez himself has acknowledged that there are problem in how he handled 2016 and that we are going to move beyond them and have a new reenergized party going into 2020. leland: let's circle this back for a moment and take off a little bit of your partisan hat because you're not only a keen and brilliant strategists but also very smart observer to these things. >> okay. leland: from ac

out of the ground probably in canada turning it in canada into stamped bars, rebar that goes south where they bend it and pour it into molds. and the train then brings the car back across the border into canada where they put in the wheel assembly and then back down south where they put in all the cabling and that kind of stuff which is labor intensive. and then goes back across the border for the furnishings and sterio system which more often than not comes from california. so what is the u.s. content of that car? it's huge. we're still trying to figure out what it is because eventually the big car companies in canada are owned by who? who is the american in the room? absolutely, you sir. the majority of shareholders are american. so this is an issue which we are watching very closely but it is in the main, a discussion point between our other friends. >> thank you very much. appreciate all the answers from our panelists and appreciate all the questions and obviously there is a lot of interest as the day goes on. thank you. have a good rest of the day. thank you. >>> congressional analysts say th

martinez and his partner were hospitalized today after being hurt while on duty in the big bend area of southtexas. martinez died at the hospital...his partner's name has not been released. (jr stone) this weekend...border patrol agents opened the border wall for a short time so families from both sides could meet each other. the annual event coincides with the recognition of the "universal day of the child" immigrant organizations and the u.s. department of homeland security work together to allow families separated by the border to have some laughs and hugs with each other. one couple showed up in their wedding attire to exchange vows during the event. (justine) it was a tough loss for the raiders today ... but a big win for people who scored free thanksgiving turkey's thanks to marshawn lynch.(jr stone) the raiders running back held his turkey giveaway in west oakland today. kron 4's ali reid shows us how appreciative people were at the 11th annual event. hundreds of turkeys dozens of volunteersall on deck to assist in the thanksgiving turkey giveaway. families started lining up at least 5

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a south korea president willing to peace the north koreans and bend a knee towards china. we will see what this happens with the reception from the populous there. >> that is the importance of going, right? >> right. >> among all of the people of the region they're in his face. if you get in his face maybe you can change the conne conversati. we will move on. not you personally. don't get wild on me, steve. another shoe drops. meetings russian lawyer had with people digging up dirt on the then candidate trump. before and after her meeting with donald trump jr. the knew question for hillary clinton. and the nitty gritty desteals on tax reform on capitol hill. the senate is due to make it's own bill public tomorrow. what to expect. and the surprise phone call the president made to a dozen democrats. we will talk about it. when you've been making delicious natural cheese for over 100 years like kraft has, you learn a lot about what people want. honey, do we have like a super creamy cheese with taco spice already in it? oh, thanks. bon appe-cheese! okay... >> the fight over ta

south of england and wales. double—figure temperatures here. but slowly but surely, once all of the fronts have moved on through, that allows those isobars to bend along that, that is the highway for the cold air to percolate its way down from nearly the arctic across all parts of the british isles. i'm showing you here the middle part of the week, cold air absolutely dominant. and that extends probably towards next weekend. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is gavin grey. our top stories: sirens wail pakistan's government calls on the army to restore order in the capital islamabad following violent clashes between police and islamist demonstrators. at least 31 migrants have drowned off the coast of libya after their boat capsized on saturday morning. airlines have issued a warning over fears that mt agung on the indonesian island of bali might erupt. thousands of women take to the streets around the world in support of efforts to end violence against women.

south of england and wales. double—figure temperatures here. but slowly but surely, once all of the fronts have moved on through, that allows those isobars to bendir to percolate its way down from nearly the arctic across all parts of the british isles. i am showing you here the middle part of the week, cold air absolutely dominant. and that extends probably towards next weekend. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is gavin grey. our top stories: pakistan's government calls on the army to restore order in the capital islamabad following violent clashes between police and islamist demonstrators. egypt struggles to come to terms with the scale of the carnage wrought by friday's mosque attack. pakistan's government has called on the army to restore order in the capital islamabad after violence broke out during protests by islamists. the demonstrators want a government minister,

south of england and wales. double—figure temperatures here. slowly but surely, once all of the fronts of move through, it allows those isobars to bend back intoacross all parts of the british isles. i am showing here the middle part of the week, cold air absolutely dominant. that extends probably towards next weekend. this is bbc news. here are the headlines: the government in pakistan has called on the army to send troops to the capital, islamabad, after battles between police and islamist protesters. several deaths have been reported and nearly 200 people have been injured. egyptian officials investigating the killing of more than 300 worshippers at a mosque in sinai say the attackers were carrying the flag of so called islamic state. it's the country's worst attack in recent memory bangladesh says rohingya refugees, who return to myanmar following an agreement between the two governments, will have to live initially in temporary camps, because most of their villages have been destroyed. president trump and time magazine are involved in a row over

south of england and wales. double—figure temperatures here. but slowly but surely, once all of the fronts have moved on through, that allows those isobars to bendolate its way down from nearly the arctic across all parts of the british isles. i'm showing you here the middle part of the week, cold air absolutely dominant, and that extends probably towards next weekend. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is gavin grey. our top stories: sirens wail pakistan's government calls on the army to restore order in the capital islamabad following violent clashes between police and islamist demonstrators. at least 31 migrants have drowned off the coast of libya after their boat capsized on saturday morning. airlines have issued a warning over fears that mt agung on the indonesian island of bali might erupt. thousands of women take to the streets around the world in support of efforts to end violence against women.

south of england and wales. double—figure temperatures here. but slowly but surely, once all of the fronts have moved on through, that allows those isobars to bendearly the arctic across all parts of the british isles. i'm showing you here the middle part of the week, cold air absolutely dominant, and that extends probably towards next weekend. this is bbc news. the headlines: the government in pakistan has called on the army to send troops to the capital islamabad after battles between police and islamist demonstrators. several deaths have been reported and nearly 200 people injured. protesters are demanding the sacking of the law minister, whom they accuse of blasphemy. at least 31 migrants have died after their boat capsized off the coast of libya while trying to cross the mediterranean on saturday. children were among the dead. calm weather conditions in recent days has seen a rise in the number of people attempting to cross from libya to europe. airlines have been issued a warning amid fears that a volcano on the indonesian island of bali might erupt. the warning comes after after mt agung emitted a thick black plume of smoke more than 1500

south of england and wales. double—figure temperatures here. but slowly but surely, once all of the fronts have moved on through, that allows those isobars to bendway down from nearly the arctic across all parts of the british isles. i am showing you here the middle part of the week, cold air absolutely dominant. and that extends probably towards next weekend. this is bbc news, the headlines. the government in pakistan has called on the army to send troops to the capital islamabad after battles between police and islamist demonstrators. several deaths have been reported and nearly 200 people injured. protesters are demanding the sacking of the law minister, whom they accuse of blasphemy.

south dakota. nebraska commissioners weren't allowed to take that spill into account when making their decision. >>> the trump administration is bend ending a temporary permit program that allows people from haiti to live and work in the united states since a big earthquake destroyed much of haiti in 2010. the department said that conditions in haiti have improved a lot so the benefit would only be extended one more time until july of 2019. giving them time to prepare to go back home. many supporters of the immigrants are criticizing this decision saying that conditions in haiti haven't improved enough. >> we have almost 60,000 people here who left haiti after the earthquake and 25% of them own bins. you have 27,000 children who are now united states born who have been born to people who have the permit. congress really must act. >> since he became president the president has ended temporary permit programs for sudan and nicaragua. he postponed until july a decision on how to deal with a program for 86,000 from honduras. >>> the united states air force pilot was killed and another is in the hospital after their jet crashed in texas

south of england and wales. double—figure temperatures here. but slowly but surely, once all of the fronts have moved on through, that allows those isobars to bend its way down from nearly the arctic across all parts of the british isles. i'm showing you here the middle part of the week, cold air absolutely dominant, and that extends probably towards next weekend. hello. this is breakfast, with ben thompson and tina daheley. new regulations are announced to tackle rogue drone operators. people who use drones will have to take safety tests and the police will be given more powers to stop their illegal use. good morning. it's sunday the 26th of november. also this morning: mounting pressure to settle the question of the irish border after brexit. a senior official from the republic of ireland says his government will play tough to the end. a warning to airlines after ash clouds spew from a volcano on the indonesian island of bali. there are fears of a full—scale eruption.

this bending weather front is going to bring some heavy rain for parts of wales and england. that could cause one or two issues. it will be windy to the southlike that cold air is going to try to push its way further self. a little bit uncertainty about how far south. it will turn quite a lot colderfor south. it will turn quite a lot colder for the south. it will turn quite a lot colderfor the end of south. it will turn quite a lot colder for the end of the week and a few showers. hello, you're watching afternoon live, i'm simon mccoy. today at two: protesters are back on the streets in zimbabwe as robert mugabe ignores a deadline to quit — there's to be a military address on state tv. we are sick and tired because of it, we wa nt we are sick and tired because of it, we want him to resign. the constitution should change, the parliament should change, we should reshuffle our country. i'm ben brown live in harare and as president mugabe ignores that deadline for him to resign, his own party, zanu—pf, launch impeachment proceedings against him. merkel‘s shaky leadership — the german chancellor's attempts to form a coalition government collapse

this wriggling bending weather front will bring a lot of rain across parts of wales and north—west england particularly. to the southroceedings after a deadline set by the country's ruling party for him to step down expired. protestors are back on the streets in zimbabwe. they are demanding an end to the 37 year rule of mugabe. until robert mugabe comes to sentences, we are stu d e nts mugabe comes to sentences, we are students who are demanding we want an end. senior ministers are meeting at downing street to discuss the so—called brexit divorce bill. could there be more money on the table? germany's chancellor angela merkel is under pressure, after her failure to form a coalition government makes fresh elections more likely.

canada, refined in the united states, turning it in canada into stamped bars, rebar, that goes south, where they bend it and pour it into molds, and the train then brings the car back across the border into canada, where they put in the wheel assembly, then it goes back down south where they put in all the cabling and all that kind of stuff, which is labor-intensive, and then they -- by south, i mean the united states -- then it goes back across the border for the furnishings and the stereo system, which more often than not comes from california. okay, so, what is the u.s. content of that car? it's huge. we're still trying to figure out what it is. because eventually, more often than not, the big car companies in canada are owned by who? you. who's american in the room? you're -- yeah, you guys. absolutely! you, sir. and the majority of shareholders are american. so, this is an issue which we're watching very closely, but it is in the main a discussion point between our other friends in the main. >> well, thank you very much. merci beaucoup. we appreciate all of the information from our panelists and