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the easiest way -- you can also spiral cut it. mollie: you did that one other time. guest: it is really easy and fun. but your stuffing and there. one thing i like to do is put a little bit of foil over the stuffing when you cook it. pork is really lean and we have new cooking guidelines that came out about a year and a half ago. we recommend cooking pork to medium rare, which is one under 45 degrees. -- 145 degrees. put it in at about 325. you can cook it uncovered and take it up to 145 degrees. let it set for a few minutes and you have a wonderful dish. juicy and tender and perfect. if you don't overcook it, you will keep the juices and flavors in. guest: another easy recipe. you can find the ham loaf mixture at a lot of grocery stores. we have recipes on our website. the that graham crackers and eggs and milk and that is all there is to it. add your sauce workplace -- or glaze. mollie: great tips as always and it smells wonderful. it's easy, entertaining we can cook it and let everybody else happyar future, sailed through that diaper stage, learned to walk, and i'

the violence spiraled out of control. thousands have died. nearly one million people have fled their homes. many are now living in refugee camp's, eager for peace to return. with the nation remains deeply divided. one presidential candidate says the issue extends far beyond simple interreligious battles. >> you can make as many reconciliations beaches as you want. you can sign as many reconciliation acts as you want. but as long as you do not give people anything to eat, the crisis looms. reporter: for decades, central african republic has not been able to create conditions for people to have the minimum required to feel comfortable. poverty is widespread in the country. central african republic is rich in diamonds, gold, and uranium, but international reports say the resources are mainly trafficked by armed groups they keep the majority of profits for themselves. observers worry the battle for power is not likely to end soon even if a return to democratic elections succeeds. sarah: you are watching "dw news." still to come, a country facing

we will get to that debt spiral that will, we are trying to avoid.ho put us into that debt spirals? creditors and congress. and that will be expensive. because, to put the puerto rico economy in distress again, that will cost. that will cost. what we ask will cost nothing. so, we are about to get into a humanitarian crisis. just compare to a atmospheric disaster in puerto rico. just compared to that. >> in your talk you mentioned 24% budget cut that you made. what about additional budgets cuts? do you anticipate more budget cuts? >> more that 80% of our budget is to pay police people, firefighters, nurses and medical center and teachers. 80%. so we get to the bone, we get to the bone. there is nowhere else to cut. i reduced 75% extended contracts in government agencies. 75%. for each $4 we spend in contracting agencies, we are spending one. but they want me to fire people. if i do that, if i fire people, i will damage the economy, so i will get to that debt spiral. and again, i will be choosing them and against puerto ricans. i will not do that. >> y

we have not seen a deflation spiral in seven years.k poster child for deflation, the deflation is -.5%. deflation spirals can happen theoretically. tom: i want to rip up the script. willem buiter says the fed should not have acted unless there is instability. you just said on price there is no instability. do you lean toward william bauder and -- toward willem buiter and rogoff? is this ammunition to wait? richard: absolutely not. i completely disagree with that. my gut is that had we not acted we would certainly be in deflation, not a deflation spiral. if deflation occurs after inflation, they are costly because credit markets are nominally based. going from 2% to minus one in that transition is a killer, but once you get to minus one it is not necessarily the end of the world. i think that is the key. deflating after inflation is in or mostly costly. francine: richard and james, what is the probability of a fed rate cut next year? richard: next year -- oh, my goodness. i personal opinion, i would say 20%. maybe 15%. tom: james? james

she was spiralling in the middle of the year.ot all the help she could from republicans starting with kevin mccarthy. with the unbelievable kinsley gaffe where he, he said essentially the benghazi hearings, which they were not, was about taking her down. the benghazi hearing themselves, which were completely botched again with the help of media. not conducted in a way that, that in any way exposes the real truth and lastly, the insane fighting, among the republicans themselves. led by another coal carrier, donald trump. so attacking each other that they left her an obama out of almost all of the debates. those words proper nouns are missing. that was a great opportunity. a whole summer and fall. to make the case against the candidacy. not made. >> we had expansive naughty lists, we're going to speed up the nice list, politics 2016. steve? >> my nice list is bernie sanders. somebody that i don't agree with very often. don't agree with on anything. i like the fact that he's run a spirited campaign, built on grassroots, he's raised

announcer: bone-in spiral-sliced half ham just $1.49 per pound. ♪ grocery outlet bargain market ♪ =trxroughout the day. and highs today reaching 56 degrees in half moon bay and gilroy. 58 and 57 on the marina. we'll have some 50s all today and some rain into tonight and early tomorrow. temperatures really don't change and then we'll see this all wrapping up in time for christmas day. but soggy up until then. let's see what is happening on the roadways with mike. >> we're looking over here toward 580, sun and slowing, may have been a little bit of rain or drizzle that came through the area. see the low clouds here. the map will show you slowing there, wet roadways on either side for 580. no drama, slowing through oak le oakland. >>> join us at 11:00 for our next newscast. >>> it is funday monday with more of today, and while you are stripging the lights to get into the christmas spirit, there is one place that is christmas ready all year long. >> that is right, it is the north pole, alaska. and the dyi network invited us to come check o. to t mo make sure that the elves were keepit lill

tapping into a growing xenophobia that many fear could spiral out of control marius monsterman works for a group. >> people resort to this also who would otherwise have distanced themselves from such actions. i think this is what is the most dangerous part about it. >> reporter: this drama is playing itself out in towns across germany. more than any other issue in germany, pollsters say increasingly the refugees crisis is identified as the single most important problem. >> other topics are irrelevant. it hasn't happened for at least 20 years in germany that just one topic is thai that high. >> fear about the refugees has helped the right wing to grow even spawning new parties. polls show that one of them is now the third most popular in the country. >> the most important right wing populace party in germany at the moment is the alternative for germany. and all the people who are unsatisfied with all these refugees coming in with the politics of angela merkel they think well, there is no alternative. except the alternative for germany. so they are rising. >> in dresden for more than a

we also have more snow to the west that is spiraling around this storm system that east. we will see the snow bands weaken throughout the morning. road conditions right now show at least partially covered roads to our north and east. so, use caution, especially on the bridges and over passes. storm track 7 live weather network cameras show some wet roadways, and partially snow covered roadways across eastern iowa. so just use caution as head out for your morning commute. with the snow showers, visibility is being reduced at times. our kwwl weather trackers are calling in this morning with temperatures in the 20s and 30s with just a little bit of snowfall overnight, falling enough to cover roadways and grassy areas. temperatures right now are in the upper 20s and lower 30s, so with the temperatures below freezing, we are dealing with those slick spots. these temperatures won't move too much thanks to the cloud cover that we will see throughout the day across the area. here's future track, showing the flurries and light snow showers tracking out of the area this morning. we

little bit about what happens on an evening when they went to visit a family member and things just spiraled out of control after they had an encounter with police officers. we will hear their story. we will talk a little bit with them about what happened that evening that could have prevented what happened that evening and lessons we could have taken from that. we will begin by listening to a clip of a film that asks us to think about what happened, "what happened to kelvin?" >> meet you at your mother's house. i got to vicky's house about 6:00. we were sitting in the backyard joking around. marte and cj asked me if they could ride their bikes around for five more minutes. i said fine. >> i'm sitting in the house and i hear my mom bang on the door. the police is outside. as we are coming out the door, you see three white police officers walking towards my son, putting their gloves on him. >> but the gloves that you put on when you want to rough somebody up or frisk somewhat it best somebody, they are work gloves. he walks over to the fence close to marcus. you, come here. >> me, i walk over

spiral crime and high inflation is concerning the civilians. >> reporter: at a community center working class mothers scramble to get free baseball caps. it's being distributed by the ruling socialist party. just ahead of the arrival of one of its top congressional candidates. venezuela's system is tamper proof apparently. >> the system has been 100% aaudited and it will reflect the true bill will of the people. >> reporter: indeed, this time around even the opposition coalition says it is satisfied venezuela's electronic voting system gives sufficient guarantees, but is that enough? it's not the actual voting process that is raising red flags but everything leading up to it. at the top of the list is the use and abuse of state resources to tilt the playing field firmly in favor of the ruling party candidates. >> reporter: right here, for example, the socialist candidate is distributing a government subsidy government benefit to young mothers with a reminder that it's their duty to defend the revolution with their vote. the government overwhelmingly controls the country's networks, bomb

we also have snow to the west that is spiraling around this storm system that will continue to track to the east. we will see the snow bands weaken throughout the morning. road conditions right now show at least partially covered roads to our north and east. so, use caution, especially on the bridges and over passes. storm track 7 live weather network cameras show some wet roadways, and partially snow covered roadways across eastern iowa. so just use caution as head out for your morning commute. with the snow showers, visibility is reduced at times. our kwwl weather trackers are calling in this morning with temperatures in the 20s and 30s with just a little bit of snowfall overnight, falling enough to cover roadways and grassy areas. temperatures right now are in the upper 20s and lower 30s, so with the temperatures below freezing, we are dealing with those slick spots. these temperatures won't move too much thanks to the cloud cover that we will see throughout the day tracking out of the area this will stick around, but later in expected, with high temperatures with us, with decreas

now that the boom times are over, the economies are spiraling down.e german points out argentina's economy is expected to grow less than 1% this year. they will decline 3% continuing its worst recession since the 1930s. the financial times says. venezuela is in class by itself expected to plummet 10% this year with sky high inflation and market shelves bare. one of the worst performing economies in the world. can this decline be stopped? argentina's new president said he will make piece with the creditors and improve trade relations with united states and europe. brazil's president promised to enact structural reforms. little has happened since then. new victors in venezuela could have a tougher way forward. he will do his best to hold onto power. having avoided reforms for so long, the task is much more difficult now. the err era of false promises s over. in the long run, that will help hundreds of millions of south americans. next on gps, there's a lot of talk in america around the world about syrian refugees, iraqi refuge refugees, but have you eve

announcer: bone-in spiral-sliced half ham just $1.49 per pound. ♪ grocery outlet bargain market ♪ . >ay. mostly sunny skies. san jose, 56. in santa rosa, 67 while pittsburgh topped out at 58 and livermore at 56 dries. let's check what's happening on the roads with mike. >> it's hard to see but there are flashing lights. that was an earlier car fire. slow path. clear once you pass. the map shows you that all the way on the shoulder as we paz through the tri-valley. in toward the east bay, metering lights are on. let's look at the bay bridge toll plaza itself. you see all elapses are filled here. no problems off the berkeley slow and a little slow to berkeley. back to you. >> thanks. make sure you join us for the 11:00 newscast. chris and i will see you then. >>> oh, my gosh, it is winesday wednesday and that means it is time for the weekly game "who new?" in anticipation of the much anticipated film "star wars" we want to nknow what you know about space and pop cultur kath is across the street to hand out $# 100 for anybody who gets it right and those who cd. [ applause ] here with me

now their economies are spiraling down. the journal points out, argentina's economy is expected to grow less than 1% this year. brazil's will decline 3% continuing its worst recession since the 1930s. one of the worst performing economies in the world, according to the imf. can this decline be stopped? argentina's new president says he will make peace with the nation's creditors and improve trade relations with the united states and europe. in her interview with me a few months ago, brazil's president promised to enact and implement structural reforms, though little has happened since then. the new victors in venezuela could have an even tougher way forward. having avoided reforms for so long, the task is of course much more difficult now. but the error of false promises, bad budgeting and populist fantasy seems over. in the long run, that will help hundreds of millions of south american s. >>> there is a lot of talk in america about syrian refugees, iraqi refugees, but have you ever met one? in a moment, you will. platinum

. >>> falling to earth in a deadly spiral. a bad dream with no end in sight. >> oh, my gosh, i'm so scared. >> complete, absolute, utter terror. >> then, out of nowhere, a chance. >> and we all just erupt. >> stories from those who made it out. >> you can always replace stuff, but you can't replace yourself. >> we were all crying and just glad to be alive. >>> hello. i'm contessa brewer. welcome to "caught on camera." it's the stuff of nightmares. you're on a plane, in a car or on a boat when suddenly you find yourself in a terrifying life or death situation. in this hour, you'll meet people who face their biggest fears and lived to tell the tale. their stories are real, and they're all caught on camera. just minutes after takeoff from burbank, california, the crew of jetblue flight 292 discovers a problem and prepares for an emergency landing. >> brace, brace, brace. >> a terrified passenger films the entire ordeal and records what could be his final good-byes. >> just thought i'd leave a message just in case that i love you.

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tapping into a growing xenophobia, that many feel could spiral out of control. and just days after the attacks in paris, they killed 130 people, germany's neonazi party demonstrated against the pavilion in berlin. for more than a year, huge rallies with tens of thousands of people repeatedly call for the resignation of german chancellor angela merkel who has welcomed refugees. pro-merkel politician he have received death threats. one was even stand in the neck. and arson attacks against refugees are up tenfold. >> people trying to kill others. that's reality that we have again in 2015 in germany. >> marius monsterman works for an organization that tracks violence against refugees from extremist groups. >> people resort to this also who would otherwise have distanced them from such actions. i think this is what is the most dangerous part about it. >> reporter: this drama is playing itself out in towns across germany. places like p pritchow, a villae of just over 1,000 people, what used to be communist east germany. later spreading the footage on facebook after th

questions about the motivation of the killers spiralled.ith donald trump calling for a ban on muslims entering the u.s. this is a story combining touchy issues. gun control and the war on terror. the way it was covered reveals much about the news media. the starting point is san bernardino. this was a true media service. it was two days after, and the media had been in the house. the landlord opened the doors to a swarm of journalists. who, like a pack of wolves, feasted on what could be found. >> i don't blame the reporters for going inside. you want to see what's there. the capacity is when you have the ability to do live television is something yielded. as if 1,000 jigsaw pieces were put on the floor and the reporters were picked up saying here is one that looks like this and putting it back down. with no sense of how it fits together, why it may be relevant to what we see. >> to treat it as a life television event. that's a mistake. you encounter editorial decisions that you can't process on the fly. >> it looks like it may have been ei

they are coming from honduras, and el salvador, places where the violence is spiralling out of controle stories they are telling are absolutely chilling. that's the voice of a teenage girl named maria. that's not her real name. she is 17, a minor. authorities say they need to protect her identity before they deport her back home. she told us why she left. >> translator: because there was a tragedy in my family. they killed my brother. i saw who it was, and how he was killed. >> reporter: maria says nobody knows why her brother was shot, but it happened right outside her family's front door. she heard the gunfire, went outside, and when she fell down beside her wounded brother, he moved. >> translator: and the man noticed that he moved and that's when he shot him again in the heart. >> reporter: oh, my god. >> reporter: the gunman pointed his weapon at maria, but then ran off without a word. in that was october 10th. her uncle was gunned down a week later, though the family isn't sure if it was related. >> translator: i was never afraid the man would come after me. but my aunt said it's

week, and we have seen markets tumble over the past week, if they don't, it's going to be a downward spiral. >> you make the argument, even to carly fiorina's point, it's time to get out of the way. >> maybe the economy is not doing as well as everybody thinks, or maybe they're pretending it is and i don't see mass inflation happening. >> i don't think now is the time to raise rates, but it's not a political point, it's an economic point. >> does that scare the heck out of you? >> unfortunately, the fed is in a box, this is not the right time to be raising rates. they should have done it a year ago. if she does not raise rates, the market is going to go down 300 points on the notion that we're headed for a recession. >> if she is doesn't move, would it be interpreted as political? >> if she doesn't move it would be interpreted as political. but she should raise them. >> it is impossible for them to raise the rates, only mad men and mad women. would any move be based on politics? >> they're always based on po polit politics. any vetter will say it plays a large part in politics, yes. >> you'

obama administration drugs are says it is time for a new approach to help people escape the downward spiral of addiction. michael but shelley, director of the national drug policy, after holding a similar job in massachusetts says it is time to stop treating addiction as a crime.>> this is not a moral failing. this is not about bad people who are choosing to continue to use drugs because they lack we don't expect people with cancer just to stop having she is a recovering -- he has been sober for nearly 30 years.>>> lots of people decorate for christmas and the holidays, but some displays are more elaborate than others.>> this home in new hampshire, a replicate -- replica of big ben.>> here is another house decked out on union street. again, dozens of colored lights all around the house and all around the trees. i think you have to get permission from their labors -- your neighbors for something like that. >> it reminds me of christmas vacation. the neighbors next door.>> usually they are accompanied by weather. it hasn't been here. would you like a white christmas? >> i am very torn. >> to

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spiraling inflation crimes andid chronic shortages of goods and services had become commonplace. >> it's a total change that's what i want because what we're putting up with is unbearable, intolerable, cues here, cues there, enough. can set the congressional agenda, approve or withhold the government's budget. elect the president of the national assembly and investigate public officials. in theory, this would oblige the president to negotiate but only in theory. >> because the government still controls four of the five branches of government. most importantly, they control the supreme court. so the supreme court, the constitutional chamber of the supreme court can basically declare any of these laws unconstitutional. >> but an ex boldened opposition also has other option he including recognizing a recall referendum against the president. >> if the government does not change its attitude we will have to change the government. >> reporter: another indication that more political confrontation lies ahead. in a normal democracy the division of powers is considered healthy. but in a country as

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there's a low pressure system that continues to spiral off the coast of vancouver and seattle... you can see here, it hasn't let up and that wintry mix continues to move on into their area ... .............................. i'd like to say it's going to let up for them, but if we zoom out here -- you can see this band of clouds coming off the gulf of alaska... to continue to see more storms in the next few days... ............................... back here in southern nevada... we're pretty calm on the radar map right now... but remember those winds are coming through here... that wind advisory will start tomorrow night and last until the early morning hourse on monday in clark county --- nye county -- you can expect to see it through monday afternoon.... . our future wind-cast -- mount charleston, look at those gusts on the mountain... we'll see winds here in clark county... and down into the colorado river valley. ............................... tonight... getting cooler -- 41-degrees, normal high at 39 -- winds relatively calm still coming from the north west -- at 6 - 11 mph..

spiraling inflations crime, and chronic shortages of basic foods and services had become patio zoo am. >> it's a total change. that's what i want. because what we're putting up with is inbearible, in. >> with the legislative majority, venezuela's opposition can set the congression nat agenda, approve of the hold over the budget, elect the president of the national assembly and investigate public officials. in theory this would oblige the president to toronto, but only in theory. >> but the government still controls the five branches of the government. and the customer sort, anybod anybodically declay any of these has up constitution ideal. >> but they have other options including a referendum of the president. >> if the government does not change it's the attitude we'll have to politica move ahead. >> they'll build a consensus and work together for the common good, but it seems like a long shot. lucia kne newman newman from caracas. >> what kind of majority does the opposition have? >> well, we're still waiting for the final count. what we know is that the opposition secured 99 seats,

while the main band has pushed south of the valley, there is more energy to the north spiraling down from lincoln county. we could get a few more areas of drizzle, maybe flurries to the far western edges. as we clear out, the next piece of energy will roll in. that is due in sunday night with more significant winds and another chance for rain. 28 cold degrees in pahrump tonight. 36 in mesquite. boulder city at 55. sandy valley at 52. indian springs at an even 50. for the las vegas valley, going down to 40. maybe more spits and drizzle. otherwise cloudy, and the winds start picking up, although not as strong as last night. tomorrow, 55 the high. breezy all-day. a few gusts around 30 miles per hour. window make it feel much colder. sunday should be ok. the chance for rain is during the day, but a 50% chance. winds fire up again sunday night into monday. the last of it is on tuesday. by tuesday and wednesday, highs in the 30's. overnight lows below freezing. some neighborhoods into the 20's. right now, we will bring back our ace reporter on the scene. are you ready to like that christma

you can see we're already in a bit of a spiral. then the left of that kind of bends over, then whips him back the other way and now he's getting tied up, mayday, mayday, pull the reserve, which he does with skill. >> man, that will make you nauseated. >> it's crazy and comes out of nowhere. watch again. he's a bit out of shape and in that moment where the force sent him all the way out. as he tries to correct it, he pulls on the left-hand side. that's the moment which i think arrests the movement but causes that whole whiplash back the other way which is where everything goes wrong and then listen to the wind. you can tell he's tearing he deploys, looks around and is like, that was a close one. >> that's efficient and effective and thankful. >> he seems thankful. >> if it's not efficient and problem on your hands. >> it shows what kind of skills he has. you have everything twisted and then you're releasing this and you have to make sure that whatever you've got that's in a mess doesn't get tangled up with this. >>> metropolitan pol

home, the united nations put out a report, warning of a looming refugee crisis as gang violence spiralled of control in el salvador, guatemala, and honduras. women are especially vulnerable. this year el salvador moved into first place in the world for the rate in murders of women. this sister runs a migrant shelter in the town. [ applause ] >> reporter: dozens sometimes hundreds of people pass through here every day. and what are they saying? >> the stories are that the violence in their country is really bad. the women are saying that they fear for their lives; that they are afraid, and so this is what we're hearing. >> reporter: maria says she won't stay in el salvador. she is already making plans for the next time she leaves home and heads north. paul beban al jazeera. >>> and finally it appears that jeb bush is really not the master of his own domain. anyone trying to visit jebbush.com is redirected to donaldtrump.com. it is jeb2016.com. thanks for joining us. i'm del walters live from new york. the news is next live from london, and you can always find us 24 hours a day by going to

but after they changed their bradley beal and got hurt they were in a downward spiral.n wall had a big first half. goes right by walker for two of his 20 first half points. clinging to a three-pointe lead. gortat chipped in with 18 as the izards go on to win it by eight. maybe the wizards can take a q have aryland who at 9-1 been living up to their expectations. tonight they played in baltimore years. first time in 16 hosting princeton at royal farms arena. game tied at 27. jake saves it off the miss and check out the great ball the turf.y melo tremble winds up with it and drains three. four at the half. in the pulls away second. led the terps with 19 points. hosting asheville many yas were down by as as eight in the second half. his only three of the game. just over a minute to got. one.s down by thomas lays it in giving sheville a three-point lead so georgetown loses to another mid major, 79-73. frustrated john thompson iii after the game. i still believe in the group. we've just got to get ourselves that we're in e right now. left. is a lot of season a lot of season

and now i'm gonna spiral these two together, just like that. and squeeze and twist, and i'm gonna bring this extra piece here to the back of the hat. i'm gonna make a bubble. bend it a little bit and shape it. and so here we have something that's really fast, easy, fun, and will bring a crowd to you. >> cool! and there are countless hat designs. they're only limited by your imagination... and skill. for "teen kids news," i'm emily. [ bat cracks ] [ cheers and applause ] >> walk-off home runs are always very dramatic for any baseball team. a walk-off home run is when a team wins a game on a home run in the team's final at-bat. now, this has happened twice in world series play to win a world series. the first time it happened was in 1960, where in the bottom of the 9th of game 7, pirates second baseman bill mazeroski hit a home run off yankees relief pitcher ralph terry. that was the pirates' third world series crown. in 1993, the toronto blue jays won their second consecutive world series on a walk-off, home run by joe carter. i'm matt with "tee

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