their advice was ignored by southern states. republicans faced a political dilemma after the civil war. the party wanted to expand its roots into the south. if they didn't do that, it wasn't going to have much chance of being a national party. before the civil war, the republican party had been entirely a sectional party. president lincoln was not even on the ballot in states south of virginia. republicans have a tenuous hold on power at the national level. without black suffrage in the south, the party has very little prospect of success unless they are going to disenfranchise very large numbers of rebel whites, something nobody seems to think was a viable long-term solution. by problem is exacerbated the fact that the south was going to gain congressional representation as a result of the abolition of slavery with the 13th amendment. blacks are now going to count 5/5 rather than 3/5. republicans need to guarantee the vote for southern blacks, but imposing black suffrage in the north runs the risk of alienating the constituents

there is a is was ignored by southern states. republicans faced a political dilemma after the civil war. the party wanted to expand its roots into the south. was notdid not do that, going to have much chance of being a national party. he for the civil war, the republican party had been entirely sectional party. president lincoln is not even on the ballot in the south state of virginia. without support, the republicans have a tenuous hold on power at the national level but without black suffrage in the south, the party has very little prospect of success unless they're going to disenfranchise very large families of rubble whites, seemed to think was a long-term viable solution. the problem is exacerbated by the fact that the south was going to gain congressional representation as a result of the amendment. blacks are now going to count 5/5 rather than 3/5. guarantees need to puts for southern blacks but imposing black suffrage in the north runs the risk of constituents,ir who of repeatedly made it clear that they do not think afri

southerners are ready to launch a filibuster. the filibuster was led by many people, including theodore bilbo of mississippi and richard russell of georgia. together with other in southern senators, they brought the senate to a standstill for seven days in november 1942. complete readings of the journal would demanded. this made it clear "if poll tax bill passes, next to be an effort to remove the education qualifications." "we will have no way of preventing negros from voting." richard russell defended reconstruction and the history of race relations in his state, fair-minded man who studies the history of the last 75 years we commend the south and the great work we have done." obviously, the professor thought you would not be a fair-minded man in this respect. another cartoon by dr. seuss about theodore bilbo. impass in the senate reach a dramatic moment on saturday, november 14 when and majority leader called for a quorum and ordered when some southerners left the hall, their arrest. one of those missing and was tennessee'sded

consequently, the power of the reactionary southern block increased. house members like john rankin and martin deese were elected to their house seats without any opposition. among the newly elected senators was mississippi's james o. eastland, a wealthy plantation owner who had become one of the leading opponents of voting rights for the next 30 years. he was among eight southern democrats in the senate who won their general election without facing any opposition. the results of the 1942 elections were often interpreted in sweeping terms. the chicago tribune which hated roosevelt, said, "the people of this land had turned back the most terrible threat, which confronted them in their national history." , "no one can say in the retrospect of history exactly when one political movement dies and another is born, but anyone who looked'at the election last week and see that franklin roosevelt's new deal was sick." the success would combine the electoral college vote up 321 votes spelled potential disaster for f.d.r. or anyone else who might be thinking of r

. -- the southern cause. to make the argument that the south leave all along the cause was just, constitutional and right and worthy of being celebrated. the third function of the monuments to me is the hardest to see but just as important, and that is they go up in part to perpetuate a vision of a social and racial order that will remain fixed for much of the next century. in other words, you have aristocratic statues to people like lee and the common man at ease in the individual confederate soldier. that symbolizes a larger theme in the whole lost cause movement, which is part of what we are celebrating in the conservative social order, in which the lower class refers to aristocratic -- class the first to aristocratic leadership, women are loyal to the men and african-americans are subservient. i would argue the monuments are less artifacts of history and more objects of memory. they honor the veterans, but at the same time you serve to vindicate the cause and support the perpetuation of a fixed social and

it's a pressing matter to redefine southern food.nal mission because it was distorted for so long. but as a northerner, why should northerners care? >> well, i think if you look at the history of food in america, there's no denying that southern food was the first, you know, true cuisine that had this foundation and that's important to preserve, and, you know, to me, though, it kind of goes back to the idea, you should be cooking and preserving and celebrating the food of your grandmother. >> people take a real pride in their ability to cook my and's recipe, my grandma's recipe, and this is how we made these. the standard of food here is so high that when i go around any place, i just go, eh. >> country ham, bread and butter pickles, and, of course, sean being sean, there will be bourbon. >> i just like to start with pickles and ham. i'll try not to geek out too much, but this is a very special breed of pig that came over here in the 1500s called asabal. the spaniards brought it. it has a very particular flavor. this one's aged three

he's describing a veteran's parade a confederate parade in the southern town. quote men wept, children shrilled, women sobbed allowed, what was it? only a thousand or two of old and aging men writing or tramping along through the dust of the street. under some old flags dirty and ragged and stained but they represented the speared of the south, they represented the spirit that when honor was in question never counted the cost, it speert which stood up against overwhelming odds, the spirit that is the strongest guarantee to us today what the union is and is to be. the spirit, glorious in victory, yet greater in defeat. greater in defeat. a lost cause is an ancient story. there's lost causes all riddled throughout history. there are a lot of lost causes but often, let's face it, culturally, in literary terms defeat is more interesting than victory. loss gives us great literature, why are so many of america's greatest writers from the south? black and white. the reason he has the american imagination was because it was quote glorify bide disaster. he was a carpet

through the day, we lose the showers for many southern areas.f england and wales, a fine afternoon to come with lengthy sunny spells and sunshine becoming more wisdespread across the south—east. for much of scotland, particularly northern and western scotland, northern ireland, the far north—west of england, further wintry showers and it's going to be windy, particularly in the far north, with gales and severe gales. temperatures of only 3—10 across the south—east. that leads into a pretty chilly weekend. we'll see overnight frost as well. there will be further wintry showers, particularly on saturday in the north and the west. but emphasis will be on dry and bright and sunny weather. so this is saturday's picture there and a run of fairly strong, cold north—westerly winds. feeding showers into the north and the west of the uk, again, wintry in nature. the best of the sunshine and the shelter will be across southern and central and eastern parts, staying dry all day. four celsius in glasgow potentially on saturday. 7—8 across the south—east. so

england but it isa on friday in southern england but it is a cloudy day ahead in southern england ande the best sunshine on saturday. the isobars indicating still a brisk and chilly wind. cloud and patchy rain feeding into parts of wales and the midlands and southern england over the midlands and southern england over saturday and we will lose any early sunshine. still some blustery showers in the far north of scotland but here and in northern england by the afternoon there will be the lion's share of the sunshine. this is 9am, frost still for some particularly in the hills in scotla nd particularly in the hills in scotland but a lot of fine and sunny weather away from those showers. expecting a mainly dry day in northern ireland but a fair amount of cloud. a few showers spreading south across northern england but behind them we will get the sunshine. frost and sunny spells in east anglia and the south—east not lost in llong. in wales and south—west england it will be mild —— not lasting long. the rain will move —— not lasting long. the rain will move eastwards —— not lasting long. th

as you say we spoke exclusively to the president of china southern.y interested what is happening here because he is based in guangzhou. this airport here when it opens is going to give china southern -- it also was to expand cooperation with american stakees which bought a 3% in china southern this year. it is all about this airport. that 13 billion u.s. dollars on it. china southern will get a 40% stake in that is key because there has been a crunch in terms of capacity. >> it is not only the airport, it is a new strategy for china. [inaudible] if the new airport finished, according to our calculations, i believe we can double the flights. least 240 or 250. china southern will account for -- i believe we will fly with a new airport. >> wenzhou is expanding its own airport, how much of an advantage is that going to the for china southern? the transit procedures are very modern and convenient. we're theer .nly one carrier >> how would you depict the competitive pressures that airlines in china are facing now? >> bigger companies compete with internati

american airlines bought a 2.7% stake in china southern, and the president of china southern says theip is expected to deepen as they try to build out new routes between china and the u.s. take a listen. >> we are investing in each other, although the amount is not so many. the meaning is clear. tom:tom: that was the president of china southern talking about what we have seen in the competitive landscape. there is partnership with delta airlines. delta and china east have been investing. there have been these partnerships, deeper investments, and it looks like china southern and american airlines could be looking for closer cooperation between themselves as this expansion continues. yvonne: tom, you mentioned about this mega airport hub right where you are. what are the opportunities for the likes of china southern and across the region, as well? tom: the new airport, as you be openinggoing to in 2019. it will allow china east and china southern to get significant slots. it is air china that has dominated beijing up until now. this airport is going to cost about $12.9 billion. it is g

attack a man who confronted and chased a gunman told reporters he was driving near the church in southern springs when he saw the shooter. i did what i thought i needed to do which is they said that there's a shooting i pursued and i just did what i thought was the right day. a vigil has been held for those killed in sunday's shooting dozens of people held candles at a gathering across the street from the first baptist church in sutherland springs how did your castro has more. human. needs a sunday gathering of christian worshippers turned horrific when a man dressed in full combat gear walked in and opened fire. he was dressed in all black that suspect crossed the street to the church and exit is being cool and began firing at the church the suspect then moved to the right side of the church and continued to fire that suspect entered the church and continued to fire as he exited the church a local resident grabbed his rifle and engaged the suspect the suspect dropped his rifle which it was a ruger they are assault rifle and fled from the church more than two dozen people were killed at l

our southern africa correspondent.speech from president macron to this evening. certainly not what most of the nation and maybe the world were expecting —— president robert mugabe. he said the military ta keover mugabe. he said the military takeover was not a threat to his authority as head of state and he talked about being around as head of country for the zanu—pf congress in december. this is what else he had to say. the way forward cannot be based on swapping, vying cliques that ride roughshod over party rules and procedures. there has to be a net return to the guiding principles of our party. as enshrined in its constitution. which must apply early and equitably in all situations —— fairly and equitably. and before all members. the era of victimisation and arbitrary decisions must be put behind. so as we all embrace a new ethos predicated on the supreme law of our party. that is robert mugabe with his televised address this evening in zimbabwe, resisting the pressure on him to resign that we have seen from the mil

through the day, we lose the showers for many southern areas.e with lengthy sunny spells and sunshine becoming more wisdespread across the south—east. for much of scotland, particularly northern and western scotland, northern ireland, the far north—west of england, further wintry showers and it's going to be windy, particularly in the far north, with gales and severe gales. temperatures of only 3—10 across the south—east. that leads into a pretty chilly weekend. we'll see overnight frost as well. there will be further wintry showers, particularly on saturday in the north and the west. but emphasis will be on dry and bright and sunny weather. so this is saturday's picture there and a run of fairly strong, cold north—westerly winds. feeding showers into the north and the west of the uk, again, wintry in nature. the best of the sunshine and the shelter will be across southern and central and eastern parts, staying dry all day. four celsius in glasgow potentially on saturday. 7—8 across the south—east. so you'll need to wrap up if you are heading ou

through the day, we lose the showers for many southern areas.e afternoon. lengthy sunny spells and sunshine more wisdespread in the south—east. for much of scotland, especially the north and west, the north of ireland, the far north—west of england, wintry showers and windy, especially in the far north—west. gales and severe gales. 3—10 in the south—east. that leads to a chilly weekend. overnight frost as well. further wintry showers, especially on saturday in the north and the west. but emphasis on dry and bright and sunny weather. this is saturday's picture. strong north—westerly winds. wintry in nature. the best of the sunshine in central and eastern parts. staying dry all day. four in glasgow. 7—8 across the south—east. wrap up if you are heading out. this is the area of low pressure bringing multiple winds. high pressure on sunday. that will kill off some of the showers. fewer showers on sunday. slightly lighter winds. a fairfeature. one or two showers in northern and western areas. another cold day again on the cards. a weather system push

lots of players leaving the southern hemisphere for the riches of the north, in england and in france a sort of danger that, over time, the rich clu bs danger that, over time, the rich clubs of france and england will hoover up all of the best players, put real pressure is on the southern hemisphere. not only will they lose test players, but they will lose players from the level below, which means their own domestic games are damaged, and i think there is a real risk. let me quote an example. 25 euros charge childs has a £1 billion deal to play. you can't blame the player for wanting to earn money, you can't blame the owners warning to attract the best talent. so how do you resolve this? and it goes to the very heart of what has happened in the last 20 years. and look, i was at the beginning of that in 1995, when i went to newcastle with sirjohn hall, and we were criticised for paying exorbitant salaries then of £50,000 per year. now, you have this issue in rugby where the game is split between union control and private ownership, which is a bit of a football model. and itjust which i

after our nighttime arrival in a province called mindanao in the southern philippines, we're riding in a caravan guarded by armed security forces. mindanao is the target of u.s. state department travel warnings due to terrorist fighting and kidnappings. this is zamboanga city, which is under martial law as the country attempts to contain islamic extremist violence, which we were invited to board military fast boats accompanied by heavily armed commandos. it's the safest way to see the worst areas. our guide is a hero in this longstanding war against islamic extremist terrorists, general lito sobejana. he heads up a joint task force of the philippine military. today, the general and his men are actively working to save more than a dozen kidnap victims held by islamic extremists. the day before, one of the general's men was shot and six terrorists killed. was the fighting yesterday related to the kidnappings or something different? gen. sobejana: yes, it's part of our rescue effort. sharyl: the battle actually goes back decades. gen. sobejana: that island is the island province of basila

there is a lot going on in southern california.ow punching southern california and they will get rain but we get high-pressure as our system kicks in. everything coming out of the northwest but now we have dry air returning which will lead to more sunshine. 40s 50s and cooler air moving in. 45 at menlo park, woodside 45, over to make inches at menlo park. san mateo at 48, up in the oakland hills and the east bay hills to the west and northwest you get the idea we have a northwest wind giving us good visibility when we clear out. around lake tahoe the snow level is dropping. it took a while so we had wet sierras. there are snow showers coming down into blue canyon. finally it has arrived but there is not much left of the system. look at southern california dealing with cloud coverage and now some rain is moving in. not a ton but there is some. this upper low is now moving into the pacific northwest keeping us dry. 60s for your temperatures which are a little below average. we have a slight warm-up over the weekend except for areas w

chilly in southern britain. more cloud. 0ne dry start. some sunshine. chilly in southern britain.the morning. that is how it is looking to start on friday. through the day, we lose the showers for many southern areas. a good part of england and wales, a fine afternoon. sunny spells and sunshine. that is in the south—east. for much of scotland, especially the north and west, the north of ireland, the far north—west of england, wintry showers and windy, especially in the far north—west. 3— 10 in the south—east. that leads leads to a chilly weekend. 0vernight frost as well. further wintry showers, especially on saturday in the north and the west. the emphasis on dry and bright and sunny weather. theseis on dry and bright and sunny weather. these is that today. strong north—westerly winds. —— this is that today. wintry in nature. the best of the sunshine in central and eastern parts. staying dry all day. 7-8 eastern parts. staying dry all day. 7—8 across the south—east. wrap up if you are heading out. this is the area of low pressure bringing multiple winds. low pressure on sunday. th

southern california. a funnel for the wind that rushes from desert to coast.bit of scrub, useless for agriculture. but there is one very lucrative crop here. and that is the clean energy from the desert wind. renewables boomed under president obama, but president trump says their variable output threatens the economy. he wants to subsidise coal and nuclear. he's trying to scrap 50 environmental rules. he wants to allow coal plants to pollute more. 15 states led by california are fighting back with plans for emission cuts for housing, industry and cars. we are in a contest for ideas. depending on the outcome of this contest will determine what the rule is going to look like for the next ten, 20, 30 years. here is california's answer. these steel containers near san diego make up the biggest lithium battery in the world. storing energy when the wind is blowing and the sun is shining. they can take energy that is generated when wind and solar are abundant and move it to the peak times when the grid might need it and those energy sources might not be available at

it will be really warm in southern california. a lot of moisture streaming in from the west-southwest. we've seen this time and time again. this is being driven to the north. there's no trigger mechanism to get more than just a light rain and most of that is to the north. there's been a little bit scooting through. 50s on most of these temps. if you're heading to the mountains, you don't have to worry about snow unless you're well above 8,000 feet because it's too warm. anything would be light in the way of rain. 39 truckee, 53 monterey. cloudy, mostly cloudy today, on the mild side and partly sunny and warm in southern california. if you are heading to arizona, they're looking for 90 on thursday which would be a record high for thanksgiving for them. high pressure is our fair weather friend but clouds continue to break through. cloudy this morning. mostly cloudy can this afternoon and then fair and warmer as we head into tuesday, wednesday. there will still be high clouds around. low 60s to mid-60s to the north and then upper 60s

and eastern parts of scotla nd and southern and eastern parts of scotland will be dry.re, barely a cloud in the sky, and temperatures for most of us in single figures, and dropping quickly on friday evening. we will see an area of cloud and if you showers and rain spreading through parts of northern ireland and scotland. filtering sell—through england and wales on saturday. the best sunshine will be on scotland. still some showers in the north—east, where it will be windy. frost on saturday night and into sunday morning, and then on sunday, a weather front coming in from the west, a bit of cloud and patchy rain. some uncertainty about the timing of that, as it moves north—east across the uk. we will keep you updated on that. it looks like any sunshine on sunday will last longest on the eastern side of the uk. to the west, it will begin to cloud over and it will turn a bit less chilly. you're watching beyond 100 days. more women accuse republican senate candidate roy moore of molesting them when they were teenagers. but sexual harassment is not partisan. a popular democr

tomorrow the sunshine will be across scotland whereas southern england will be cloudy.tland through the night. wintry at times, a strong wind, a few showers for northern ireland and northern england. frost will not be as northern england. frost will not be as widespread as last night that there will be pockets of it out there will be pockets of it out there particular in scotland and central, eastern and southern england. what can we expect in the morning? a lot of sunshine in scotla nd morning? a lot of sunshine in scotland through the day. still blustery showers in the far north and the northern isles. northern ireland, mainly dry but a lot of cloud. early showers working southwards across northern england but sunshine will come out after that and plenty of blue sky. early sunshine in the east and south—east will not last, the cloud in wales and south—west england, some of it quite mild in the morning, it will stretch further east with a bit patchy rain with it. not too much but some heavy bursts in south wales and south—west england. cloudy and damp in the afternoon,

southern african leaders plan to hold an emergency summit on zimbabwe for now one thing is clear the ninety three year old mugabe is losing friends the war veterans who put him in power are now the ones who want to go on al-jazeera had lance gomez a zimbabwe broadcaster based in the u.k. he says god make a case an impeachment vote if he refuses to step down i think i'm going to pillars of support are dwindling as been pointed out by by many people this military coup has actually been more peaceful than elections in zimbabwe so this basically is generating the euphoria that you are seeing there is a lot of nervous excitement people are warming up to the army they're looking at them as heroes we've seen what's one us president in karma. doing mugabe to step down i think mugabe is last card in all of this he's fully aware that the army needs him. or the successor so he's holding on to this card we're told in negotiations with centering around him being given safe passage and immunity but i think the latest as you've been seeing from the reports is that he's insisting on finishing his te

but she of said at the southern african development community we didn't know whether there was going to be delivering a message but frankly that's really all been eclipsed if you like by events of the last half hour or so and what was the experience. experience when he would presumably know. when god were quite well. all of the top leaders in both the governing party here in south africa the african national congress and those in zanu p.f. have known each other for many years decades in some instances and there is a lot of respect shared among those leaders and also among the parties which really makes up the southern african quite unique if you like many all of the countries in southern africa are still dominated politically by these former liberation movements formally which are now you know in in government so there is they're united by a shared history of struggle against as an apartheid here in south africa and so there is a bond between all of them of course over the years and certainly you know definitely behind the scenes there's been a fraying all those relations how about w

he is a native of southern maryland. general adam's. surgeon general adams. actually, he is an admiral but is a surgeon general. go figure. that gives them i guess purple status. grew up in st. mary's county. he studied biochemistry about physiology at the university of maryland baltimore county. i should have invited from a nebraska. he has to busting with pride. i will see him tomorrow night. he's a very dear friend. probably as most of you know, the president about more county. your institution. animalms, general adams, adams, received his degree from university of indiana and masters in public health from the university of california, berkeley. he is board-certified in anesthesiology. he was the state's health commissioner appointed by governor pence in 2014. that might've had something to do with his being the surgeon general of the united states. in that role, he had a stem of hiv/aids in opioid users. program adopted in the state of indiana which was very difficult. congratulations to you for your vision and for your courage in getting that done. dr. a

through the day, we lose the showers for many southern areas.hine becoming more wisdespread across the south—east. for much of scotland, particularly northern and western scotland, northern ireland, the far north—west of england, further wintry showers and it's going to be windy, particularly in the far north, with gales and severe gales. temperatures of only 3—10 across the south—east. that leads into a pretty chilly weekend. we'll see overnight frost as well. there will be further wintry showers, particularly on saturday in the north and the west. but emphasis will be on dry and bright and sunny weather. so this is saturday's picture there and a run of fairly strong, cold north—westerly winds. feeding showers into the north and the west of the uk, again, wintry in nature. the best of the sunshine and the shelter will be across southern and central and eastern parts, staying dry all day. four celsius in glasgow potentially on saturday. 7—8 across the south—east. so you'll need to wrap up if you are heading out. there's our area of low pressure

cloud cover continues in southern california. it's down in southern california, not here. system is developing. looks like it'll bring us rain. that's a good plume of moisture. an active southern jet and a northern jet. 60s on your temperatures. a cold morning. a mild afternoon. >>> good morning. never mind. yes, sir . okay. >> they are nice. >> that's good. we can't ask for the whole morning but for this little slice of good traffic. >> okay. >> and right now we are doing pretty well. we have a little bit of slowing on the pass on 580 westbound. you can see it just a little bit but it's not a huge delay if you are driving to livermore it looks good, to pleasanton and castro valley. interstate 880 north and southbound. this is a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. that a spider on the camera. let's go back to the desk. >> thank you. >>> authorities are searching for two inmates who escaped after a court appearance in palo alto yesterday. the two men are charged with armed robbery of a verizon store in february. the investigators say that the two got out of the -- their rest

we've got some right in the forecast for southern parts of china over the next couple days not looking too bad for monday jan refine and dry. some of the way in there pushing into hong kong and emotions are further to go on through choose that cloud of rain coming into southern parts of the country still some showers there once again into central areas of vietnam you know just some wet weather coming in across china joining up with a heavy showers that we have across the goal pushing across. we have seen some very heavy rain here in the past few days in a firm out of cloud two across southern areas of india as one would expect at this time of the year you see some heavy showers just coming into our time and that is southern areas under protest a fair amount of cloud actually to central parts of india further north it is somewhat clear i say clear we do of course still have the smoke and fog problems up towards new delhi temperatures in new delhi getting up to around twenty four degrees celsius but a whole lot warmer than that across iran potential right over the next couple of days her

but heavy rain across southern parts of england in particular friday night.d as that moves away at the start of the week ended the cold air moves south across the uk so much colder for the start of the weekend. that enhanced by a strong wind, gale force in places, some sunshine but also wintry showers and many of them producing sleet and snow rather than rain on saturday. more as ever online. performance, deserving the oscar. for a while, they had to say "the room, not the brie larson...". but the director and star of the room in the director and star of the room in the film i star in that it out in theatres for two weeks even though nobody saw it, he paid for it himself, so he would qualify for the academy awards. was never going to happen, was it? it has cult status, the originalfilm. since happen, was it? it has cult status, the original film. since then. the rituals that people have when they see ed, the cutlery? in a way it's the new rocky horror picture show, there is this audience participation. it has gone on for 14 and a half years and there are spec

through the day, we lose the showers for many southern areas.unny spells and sunshine becoming more wisdespread across the south—east. for much of scotland, particularly northern and western scotland, northern ireland, the far north—west of england, further wintry showers and it's going to be windy, particularly in the far north, with gales and severe gales. temperatures of only 3—10 across the south—east. that leads into a pretty chilly weekend. we'll see overnight frost as well. there will be further wintry showers, particularly on saturday in the north and the west. but emphasis will be on dry and bright and sunny weather. so this is saturday's picture there and a run of fairly strong, cold north—westerly winds. feeding showers into the north and the west of the uk, again, wintry in nature. the best of the sunshine and the shelter will be across southern and central and eastern parts, staying dry all day. four celsius in glasgow potentially on saturday. 7—8 across the south—east. so you'll need to wrap up if you are heading out. there's our a

it will offer china southern about 40% of the stocks.0 million people, passengers will pile through these efforts and when it does open, it shifts the ground under the feet of the big state on airlines. they are adding routes to the u.s., european union countries as well. in terms of the u.s. flights, they are hoping that their partnership with american -- they hope it will help them expand on that front. that is something i talked to the president about. you invest in each other. is not semi-but the meeting is clear. i think on the one hand, we want to keep their regulations guiding. them -- theet market between china and the united states, the market is the biggest. we need strong support. why we use reason the strategy relationship. it is just the beginning. more.k we will find they will be more to china. i do think we have a lot of potential space to cooperate. i know that air china and china eastern are structuring that's out of their businesses and they bring in private investors, is that something you might consider? >> we have to

yield.>> is a kind of thing doable for all of southern california?at is part of what we are trying to find out.>> southern california air quality management district as a stakeholder in this just -- in this project. these are being used in europe, and so it is doable.>> here we are 2017 and 2018 how that is our pollution? we are still getting a lot of nitrous oxide pollution, from this area. we are still looking at a long ways to go.>> it's a health issue. >> exactly.>> so the sooner you are able to put things like this into play, the better the situation will be for those who are affected with respiratory illnesses and things like that. >> exactly.>> i talked to 2 of the biggest parts of the world packed with cargo in a big way. in this could be a huge impact.>> this is a good platform to try to get to a zero emissions impact by 2030. everything we eat, drink, where, everything we do impacts the way that we print -- impacts away reprieve.>> the drivers have to buy the vehicles, they have to buy new equipment and hook up to cables it will cost a lot

then after a month at sea he will return to port in southern chile. first we must cross what are known as the furious fifty's in screaming sixty's latitudes nine for they ferocious with us. we face hundred kilometer hour winds and ten meter away. it's a nearly reminder of the potent energy of the oceans. as we sail self the air and sea become colder. then on the sixth morning we wake up to sea ice. soon we're forced to navigate around icebergs some the size of a football pitch others are more than one hundred kilometers long. then fire. we arrive at the minutes in antarctica. and he lays in the powerful winds coming in off the glass and dropping down into the sea this is the one place on the planet at sea level and it's certainly playing up that reputation tonight. the mets glassie a fascinates scientists because in two thousand and thirteen an enormous chunk around seventy five by thirty five kilometers broke off after it was not by a large iceberg. this is dramatically changed the flow of ice in the area it's also exposed large areas of ocean floor

a quick reminder congressman steny hoyer and jerome adams are in southern maryland for a discussion on the opioid epidemic. here onsee it live c-span scheduled for 11:30 eastern this morning. until then, conversation from "washington journal" about u.s. efforts in afghanistan. thestable, afghanistan and pakistan bureau chief for the "washington post." howt us off by reminding us long the u.s. has been in afghanistan now and what is the current situation? guest: well, it has been 16 years since the taliban was overthrown and the u.n. brought in a new government, which in 2002.y took office the fighting was actually a bit but it did of again around 2005, 2006. we are really talking 11 years of intense conflict against the taliban insurgency. ups and downs. there have been a lot of difficulties getting the afghan defense forces in shape. the united states has sent militaryof dollars on aid, military troops being there, as well as aiding the government to simply support itself over these many years. the taliban are still hanging in acrossnd causing mayhem the country. now we have this new

. >> staying in california church fire in southern california under investigation and you can see the flames shooting through the roof of the church of the way and the van knives neighborhood of los angeles, more than 100 firefighters battled these flames last night it, have it under control in less than an hour, no one was hurt here. >> after a flood turns deadly in northwestern pennsylvania, thieves target a flooded house , on sunday night, flood waters broke through the front wall of this home in erie, trapping and killing two brother-in-law. scuba divers found their bodies in 8 feet of water. then their family found that the home had been burglarized and ransacked. someone took two tv's, laptop, some cash and several firearms >> well, it is an order that's rattling greek organizations across the country. florida state university's president is banning fraternities and sororities from the campus after a fraternity member died last week. the school president made the decision yesterday. he suspended all greek life events indefinately, in light of recent events within the greek commu

but cloud and some patchy rain will feed in across parts of wales, the midlands and southern englandowers in the far north of scotland but actually here and into northern england by the afternoon, the lion's share of saturday's sunshine. here's a look at things at 9am, though, a frost still to some, particularly the hills in scotland, but there will be a lot of fine, sunny weather away from the showers in the far of the northern isles. expecting a mainly dry day in northern ireland but a fair amount of cloud around. just a few showers spreading south across northern england to begin with but behind those will have the sunshine coming out. frost and sunny spells for east anglia and south—east england, not lasting long. mild for some for wales and into south—west england to begin the day, but cloud and some patchy rain, and that is going to extend eastwards across other parts of southern england and a few spots perhaps into east anglia. but brightening up in northern england, keeping the sunshine in scotland but the blustery wind and showers in the far north, wintry on the hills and a

looking at storm scan not much to look at right now, we still have cloud cover moving through southernel marva peninsula, cape may county but things are generally very quiet for now. temperatures as they currently stand we have the variety pack here 30's, 40's and even some 20's and not even just 20's but lower 20's. twenty-three at current value there. thirty-two at reading. chilly start to the morning there. even if you the slightest breeze it will add to the chill. there will be some sun initially but with time included do rebuild and a front rolling n i don't think you will necessarily have to have the umbrella if you are not excited about carting strat gear but here mainly in the afternoon that this line of showers will roll through very good to know, thanks, katie. we are looking outside, like i said we are looking at, just some construction out there for you. we are getting used this talking about it every day for two weeks in a row it seems like. construction schuylkill eastbound closed between 30th and south street i will let you know when that opens up but it is still closed.

for china southern, on the one hand, we want to keep the regulation.other hand, we do want to get more support from the united states. and theet between china united states is the biggest one. so we need strong support. we got the reason why the cooperation relationship, a strategic relationship with aa. it is just the beginning. i think in the future, we will run more lines to the united states and they will fly more to china. have potential space to cooperate. >> i know that air china and china eastern are restructuring and bringing in private investors. is that something you might consider? >> we have to be very careful, because it concerns employees and a lot of various sensitive issues. but i think we will do. haidi: that was china southern's vice chairman and president speaking exclusively to tom mackenzie. let's bring in peter are percent, executive chairman for aviation. these grand ambitions, the new ,eijing airport, the new hub how impactful is it going to be? what does it leave for the likes of cafÉ -- cathay pacific? >> cathay pacific has a

through the day, we lose the showers for many southern areas.to come with lengthy sunny spells and sunshine becoming more wisdespread across the south—east. for much of scotland, particularly northern and western scotland, northern ireland, the far north—west of england, further wintry showers and it's going to be windy, particularly in the far north, with gales and severe gales. temperatures of only 3—10 across the south—east. that leads into a pretty chilly weekend. overnight frost as well. further wintry showers, especially on saturday in the north and the west. but emphasis on dry and bright and sunny weather. this is saturday's picture. strong north—westerly winds. wintry in nature. the best of the sunshine in central and eastern parts. staying dry all day. four in glasgow. 7—8 across the south—east. wrap up if you are heading out. this is the area of low pressure bringing multiple winds. high pressure on sunday. that will kill off some of the showers. fewer showers on sunday. slightly lighter winds. a fairfeature. one or two showers in nor

southern california is mostly sunny and getting warm.y're going to get even warmer over the next couple of days. i think mid-80s by wednesday for la. for us, this cloud cover will continue to roll in. cloudy today, mostly cloudy can this afternoon, rain staying to the north. anything south of that will be less or very light. tuesday, wednesday, into thursday, mostly sunny and warmer. i think there will be higher clouds coming through. 60s to near 70 san jose, upper 60s for some. through wednesday and thursday, looks pretty warm. maybe some mid-70s as we go into the holiday. >> wow. >> seems a bit warm for thanksgiving, better than phoenix though. >> better than 90. >> thank you steve. >>>queen elizabeth and prince phillip are celebrating their 70th wedding anniversary today. the royal couple was married november 20th, 1947. this photo released by buckingham palace shows the king and prince this month. queen elizabeth is the first queen in monarch history to celebrate a 70th anniversary. >> time is 4:18. american troops in japan ordered t

in southern history, oliver otis howard is a hero. a flawed hero to be sure, someone who embodied the limitations of the federal government's efforts to remake the rebel south. but still a dedicated and true warrior for blackie quality. then, as reconstruction was collapsing, howard was sent to oregon to command army forces in the pacific northwest. he is a hero in southern history and african-american history but in western history, in native american history, general howard is a villain. his decisions all but sparked the nez perce war. men following his orders wound up massacreing women and children. the nez perce war is not just the story of one civil rights hero, chief joseph. rather, it is the story of how howard, himself a civil rights champion, made vicious war on another civil rights champion. in a way it is a quintessential story of america after reconstruction. in the decades between the end of the civil war and 1900 are a story of an extraordinary pivot in american values. in 1865 a us was a beacon of liberty and equality t

through the day, we lose the showers for many southern areas.nshine more wisdespread in the south—east. for much of scotland, especially the north and west, the north of ireland, the far north—west of england, wintry showers and windy, especially in the far north—west. gales and severe gales. 3—10 in the south—east. that leads to a chilly weekend. 0vernight frost as well. further wintry showers, especially on saturday in the north and the west. but emphasis on dry and bright and sunny weather. this is saturday's picture. strong north—westerly winds. wintry in nature. the best of the sunshine in central and eastern parts. staying dry all day. four in glasgow. 7—8 across the south—east. wrap up if you are heading out. this is the area of low pressure bringing multiple winds. high pressure on sunday. that will kill off some of the showers. fewer showers on sunday. slightly lighter winds. a fairfeature. one or two showers in northern and western areas. another cold day again on the cards. a weather system pushing in off the atlantic on sunday night

a bit of rain further south coming across southern england working its way east, could affect southerner southern wales for a while. very much colder further north. clearer skies with a touch of frost in rural areas. they could be icy roads where they will keep the shower was going through the morning. northern and western scotland, some snow on there and across the north of northern ireland. showers coming from the irish sea across in the north—west of england. across many parts of england and wales, tomorrow starting dry and bright. cloud still left overin dry and bright. cloud still left over in the south will stop mr fog patches in the south—east after the overnight rain has cleared away. one oi’ overnight rain has cleared away. one or two showers wandering through the english channel from the south—west and they could push inland, but very few showers around for england and wales. most showers across the western half of scotland and the north of northern ireland. a fair bit of sunshine outside those showers. it will feel cold. not so much because it will be windy, light wind, but

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the skies again in southern counties. actually start to friday. new weather front is coming to scotland and the far north of northern ireland, and breezy their for that. now, far north of northern ireland, and breezy theirfor that. now, as far north of northern ireland, and breezy their for that. now, as we get into the start of the weekend, you will notice it will be much cooler across all parts of the british isles as cooler air floods in on what is going to be a noticeable north—westerly breeze, but before we feel the effects of that, we need to get rid of the front spring in the rain into southern and eastern parts of the british isles. it will take a bit of saturday before it eventually gets away from east anglia in the south—east. come sunday, that north—westerly is very much the dominant flow. again, sunny spells and showers even in the south—east. this is business briefing. i'm sally bundock. more cash and more controversy. facebook unveils record profits and vows to keep a closer eye on its content. plus, the new face of the fed. he's set

the thicker cloud thickens even further in southern counties of england and wales for a time throughp the rainfall. further north the skies remain clearfor some. a dotting of showers still perhaps and again wintry across high ground. once that set of fronts in the south pulls into the near continent, notice that the air flows down those isobars from the north to the south. never a warm direction. all of us will experience that marked change in the feel of the day on sunday, remembrance sunday of course. yes, a scattering of showers around the exposed shores, fully exposed to the northerly wind. but down the spine of the country there could be a good deal of sunshine, but it will do nothing for the temperatures. seven, eight, nine degrees for many. next week starts cold and frosty, then it gets a little bit milder in the middle of the week and there will be some rain around. so there's a frosty start for the greater part of england and wales, the eastern part of scotland too, but here the first signs of that change into something milder as we bring the fronts into parts of scotland an