so the industry is still fighting to keep the huge ships cruising by st mark's square it's a business worth millions but resistance is growing also due to the exhaust fumes the ships release into the air more and more of the nation's feel their city is not on the right course. so far big construction projects have been decided by the corporations operate in the port and the airport it's only about growth ever bigger ever more as for the city's welfare there's no strategy whatsoever. that makes paolo patootie so both angry and sad each year venice is fifty five thousand residents are overrun by thirty million tourists many think the time has come for radical counter strategies but. it's paradoxical but the best tourist for a venice is the one who stays at home. we're more than full up with thirty million visitors a year. it's clear something must be done to reduce the number of visitors to a reasonable figure but for that to happen the nations will have to sacrifice some tourist dollars to save their beloved city. they tell you government has responded by the way with plans for a new d

dennis has decided to ban large cruise ships from coming close to its iconic st mark's square on tuesday the italian government and venice is municipal government decided that the huge ships will have to take a different grid. in the future they will have to dock on the mainland once and he terminal has been completed environmental activists have been complaining for years that the ocean giants are destroying the lukins ecosystem. british singer rag and bone man is currently on tour here in europe this week he performed to some three and a half thousand fans in berlin. sitting in the same. time to say oh yes. i'm happy doing this size venue but i don't think i'll ever get to the stage of doing really really big ones because i thought you just lose that connection with an audience. and so rag and bone man shot to fame in twenty sixteen with this it's single human starting next week the singer will be touring britain. now i always find it impressive when an artist can find beauty in things that are traditionally thought of as monday know even ugly ben wilson is a perfect example of that he

she's received many big awards here now she's exhibiting her photographs at the museum on st mark's square. it was a total chance that this museum offered this room to me that came with the madonna on the wall and they said to add that this could not be removed but i couldn't have asked for anything better because what they didn't know that and the photographs that i had done were inspired by christian paintings. what i love about this room and this floor is that the remaining of their objects and paintings are entirely religious paintings and then you come to this room and you're surrounded by contemporary faces all under the umbrella of a madonna. past works have focused mainly on iranian society for this project she's taken portraits of people of all ages in azerbaijan each of them looking straight into the camera and in similar poses a multi-ethnic and multi-religious country azerbaijan borders iranian homeland. was a part of iran until the nineteenth century so when i went i was average and i felt like i was going home and me that never goes back to iran being you know as have asian w

messages it says promote peace large cruise ships are to be banned from passing by venice as iconic st mark's square in a bid to protect the lagoon ecosystem the italian government invitation to regional officials agreed to reroute the vessels to a nearby industrial port over the next three to five years they hope to balance the area's fragile environment with the city's economic need for tourists and maritime jobs. but francis is chastise worshippers who take pictures with their cell phones during mass saying they should be lifting up their hearts to god instead later the roman catholic church has previously urged the faithful to be more spiritual and his priests and bishops to be more humble after his election in two thousand and thirteen pope francis said it pained him to see priest driving flashy cars and using the latest smartphones the pope has driven around in a ford focus and is not known to have ever used a cell phone in public since he took up the role. hey question. the priest during mass says lift up your hearts he does not say lift up your cell phones to take pictures it's a very

argentina large cruise ships are to be banned from passing by venice as iconic st mark's square in a bid to protect the look and see ecosystem italian government and the nation regional officials are great to reroute the vessels to a nearby industrial port over the next three to five years to balance their areas fragile environment with the city's economic need for tourists and maritime jobs france is suffering the biggest butter shortage since the end of the second world war the french are the world's biggest consumers of butter and some disgruntled customers are blaming the shortage on government regulations but as a story. few things are is french as close as customers come early to this fake or in paris to buy them warm from the oven most say it's the butter that makes them so tasty so rising prices in europe is worrying because in france. the cost has doubled but we complement prices because the customers won't understand pastries are part of daily life so if you raise prices will lose business global demand for butter is soaring as tastes change but milk supplies in europe have

the indian conference of the african methodist edispossibly zion hurch and former pastor of the st. mark temple a.m.e. zion church in indianapolis, yen. it's a 221-year denomination founded in new york city in 1796 and spread across the country, including the indiana church that was established in 1907. dr. gibson was born in gary, indiana. later attended indiana university in bloomington where he completed a double major in journalism and african-american studies. he furthered his education at the presbyterian theological seminary in louisville, kentucky, with a masters of divinity degreen and earned his doctorate of theology from trinity bible college and seminary. graduated from strayer university in human management with specialation in organizal development. i would like to thank him for his willingness to travel to d.c. graduated. i pray, mr. speaker, that his words warm to share his spiritu love and guidance with the house today the hearts of my colleagues as we work together to carry out the people's business with compassion and courage. thank you, mr. speaker. i yield back. the

st. charms. this marks his second trip to sigh a tax plane. weeping tax package to the fuel snapt and bill paces hurdles in the senate and republicans only had two sbots was spare xtd it would is the first tax overall in 31 years. >> white house responded to questions about president trump retweeting three antimuslim videos hosted by it's not clear if they are real or fake. white house press secretary sarah huckabee says it doesn't matter if it's real. life sites from both side of the aisle condemned the president request. >> strong warning from the u one day after north korea opened nicky haley. yesterday, norm korea launched a missing that traveled high are and linda than -- and president trump spoke out and called leader kim young un a little rocket man and don't. >> a major mess up for american airlines. 15,000 flights in yep di because all ever the islands pilots had something at the same time. what is american airlines doing about if you have a might why american. here's what you need to know, hi, lauren. pal l l . >> american airlines i

st. petersburg to mark the anniversary of the revolution.hey, too, gather on a cold october evening to make political demands. they, too, want political change at the top. using soviet symbols, they pay tribute to a period of history they themselves never experienced. >> based on the stories of our grandparents, i know things were better in the soviet union. people were kinder to one another. life was better back then in every way. >> although our country has taken a giant step backwards, i'm certain that socialism will triumph in the end and that it is our country's only future. >> the soviet union has only temporarily ceased to exist. the current russian flag won't be flying much longer. our red communist flags will wave again. reporter: myakshin and his friends have no time for the waving red flags of communism. they see the ussr as a state that oppressed the people, just as the putin-led government does now. nonetheless, they see their home city of st. petersburg as a source of inspiration and they dream of a true democracy in russia. dm

. >> captain mark st.says that one person. >> made a good call that day. >> we know it's cold out and people are shutting their windows while sit using appliances and heat. when you don't get your appliances checked out regularly. >> they start to get build up and doesn't exhaust away. >> that's why the fire department wants everyone to have carbon monoxide detectors. they used to he tried it on me. >> your carbon monoxide reading is zero. >> less than six is considered good. where were sunday's patients? >> between 28 and 23. >> more than 20,000 people visit the emergency room for co poisoning about half of a packed nats park. more than 400 americans die each year from the same thing. >> it's dangerous for the neighborhood. >> his home was also checked. st. lawrence says inside this home they found a malfunctioning furnace in the basement. on u street northwest stephanie ramirez wusa 9. >> the other incident happened on thursday on 14th street northwest. the fire department had to evacuate a six story apa

young communist staged a celebration in st petersburg to mark the anniversary of the revolution. they to gather on a cold october evening to make political demands they too want political change at the top. using soviet symbols they pay tribute to a period of history they themselves never experienced. as. based on the stories of our grandparents i know things are better in the soviet union people were kinder to one another life was better back then in every way. although our country has taken a giant step backwards i'm certain that socialism will triumph in the end and that it is our country's only future. so you put him in the soviet union as only temporarily ceased to exist the current russian flag won't be flying much longer red communist flags will wave again but the. reaction and his friends have no time for the waving red flags of communism. they see the u.s.s.r. as a state that oppressed the people just as the protein led government does now but. nonetheless they see their home city of st petersburg as a source of inspiration and they dream of a true democracy in russia. a

captain mark st.rence said that one person -- >> made a good call that day. >> reporter: we know it's cold out while people are shutting their windows still using their appliances and heat. the problem arises when you don't get your appliances checked out exhaust is not completely getting rid of the exhaust. >> reporter: this is a pulse oximetry device that was used to check the patient's carbon monoxide. less than 6 is considered good. where were sunday's patients? >> somewhere between 26 and 33. >> reporter: each year more than 20,000 people visit the emergency room for c.o. poisoning, about half of a packed nats park. more than 400 americans die each year from the same thing. >> i didn't know how far it would spread. >> reporter: jim coleman said his home was also checked. st. lawrence said inside this home was a malfunctioning furnace in the basement. on u street in northwest, stephanie ramirez, wusa9. >> that is some good advice there. and the other incident happened last thursday on 14th street

he's ministered to four other churches across louisiana which include mount sinai baptist church, st. mark missionary church and new hope baptist church. in addition to his service as a pastor, he was a teacher, community organizer and head of the head start program for 28 years. mr. speaker, dr. williams is a model citizen for the people of the fifth district of louisiana. mr. abraham: i'd like to thank him for his selfless service to the community and for making my state a better place. thank you, mr. speaker, and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from florida seek recognition? the gentlelady is recognized for one minute. >> i rise to oppose the republican tax bill. mr. speaker, how much can the american people take? how many alternative facts will we ask them to believe? how many broken promises will we ask them to overlook. the proposed tax bill is camouflaged as a tax break for the middle class but you and i both know the only permanent tax breaks are for the richest people and corporations in america? as a matter of fact, over 36 million fami

old habits die hard in st petersburg events marking the bolshevik revolution sent ten or at least something of the old celebrates reactions to the anniversary was how to quit the soviet times a day of pomp and ceremony but these days russia. was a thing it was. after a while you start to re-examine these events and there is no unequivocal opinion on it is too complicated too many things are connected with it. at school we were told one thing then there was more information and we learnt the other side nothing is ever black and white there are ten different shades this unease goes all the way to the top. we see how ambiguous its results were how closely the negative and we must acknowledge the positive consequences of those events are intertwined let's ask ourselves was it not possible to follow an evolutionary path rather than go for the revolution. few beyond a handful of still committed communists would appreciate bombastic anniversaries like in the soviet days but it seems there's zero state enthusiasm for holding an official event or even market moments that change the world it's not ha

residents may have noticed bright green spray marks st the base of tree trunks near power lines. (vo) pg&e along with arborists and forestors have deemed those marked as a threat. the color indicates the trees need to be cut down. multiple lawsuits allege poorly maintained power lines were responsible for the series of fires that started in early october. the cause remains under investigation by the state. (steve) happening today ---opening day for ski resorts around lake tahoe and the sierra nevada. this is video from heavenly resort..where fresh powder is on the ground. many resorts picking up where they left off last winter ---with a big dump of snow ahead of the thanksgiving holiday. (vicki) turning now to our four zone forecast.(steve) chief meteorologist brittney shipp has your weekend outlook a dry and seasonably cool weather can be expected through the weekend. the next system will bring renewed chances of rain starting late sunday night. additional rainfall is possible the rest of the week, especially for the north bay. new ahead at 8 in the middle of a police g

st. kroi. croix. mark twain says supporting your government when he deserve it. kapper knack i believe has earned the presidential medal of freedom. certainly not under this administration but kneeling during the national anthem is not disrespectful to the flag, to the anthem or to the country. it is the exercise of a right enshrined in the first amendment. is-- it is a signof respect for the constitution. some of his loudest critics, and there are many who wish to infringe upon his right of free speech should remain that the same short paragraph regarding free speech supports their right to worship. the next short paragraph protects their right to bear arms. it's amazing how many people' you don't have the right to do this and then demand that their rights under the same document be respected. the final words ever the national anthem are -- of the national anthem are "land of free, home of the brave" colin capper kapper kohl kaperkn ack is free to express his opinions. think of what he sacrificed and acknowledged his act as a sign of respect belief, trust, and h

temperatures down near the freezing mark. 39 degrees for st. louis but what a contrast but makes comparing it to the desert southwest about a 60-degree difference from you in southern california. so if you are heading that way, there's high pressure still and that means that warm weather will stick around through thanksgiving and also for us, we are going to stay warm through the weekend. all the rain is going right towards washington and oregon. so they may see some flooding, several inches of rain back to back hitting them with storm after storm. here's your futurecast for our area. so tomorrow morning, there's a slight chance of showers hitting the north bay in the early-morning hours. we'll check that four on our hi- def doppler tomorrow. and then on friday, partly cloudy conditions, saturday should be fine. saturday night into sunday that's where we're watching for another storm. temperatures for today across our area, fremont 73. 74 in livermore. there is a turkey trot in oakland tomorrow morning. temperatures in the upper 50s so your tha

old habits seem to die hard in st petersburg events marking the bolshevik revolution santander had at least something of the old celebrates reactions where the anniversary was unequivocally so in soviet times a day of pomp and ceremony but these days russians are less sure what a thing it was demi moore after a while you start to re-examine these events and there is no unequivocal opinion on it is too complicated too many things are connected with it. at school we were told one thing then there was more information and we learnt the other side nothing is ever black and white there are ten different shades this unease goes all the way to the top and we can. we see how ambiguous its results were how closely the negative and we must acknowledge the positive consequences of those events are intertwined let's ask ourselves was it not possible to follow an evolutionary path rather than go through a revolution if you want a handful of still committed communists would appreciate bombastic anniversaries like in the soviet days but it seems there's zero state enthusiasm for holding an official

st. charles, missouri. it mark the second trip to missouri to sell tax plan an a day after the senate finance committee advanced a sweeping tax passage to the full senate. the bill faces hurdles in the senate and republicans have just two strots spare. if passed the measure would be the nation's first tax overhaul in 31 years. >> and the man who organized white nationalist rally this year in charlottesville vir vur is planning another one. jason kesler applied for a per note hold a rally at lee park. i expect the charlottesville fwovrment to try to reject it and i'm ready for the fight. heather higher was killed during the unight the right rally when they clashed with protesters earlier this year. >>> parent of stuments at poolsville high school in montgomery country have been fighting for years that the repairs desperately needs repairs. and this week a major setback with the school board removing it from the repair he "fox5" korey kaufman is live outside the high school tonight with more on the st story, korey. >

st enoch shopping centre in glasgow. bbc scotland's investigations correspondent, mark daly, reports. tone for around £190 million. it's ceo and founder is stephen schwartzman, one of president trump's closest confidants and an outspoken critic of high taxation. blackstone is one of appleby‘s biggest customers and the law firm was integrally involved in the purchase of st enoch. the paradise papers laid bare the lengths that blackstone, one of the biggest, richest companies in the world, went to to avoid paying uk taxes. the data reveals confidential reports by the accountancy firm deloitte. under the codename project genesis, they provide a step—by—step guide tailor—made to help blackstone avoid tax at every stage of the purchase. it starts with a deft swerve of £7.6 million in stamp duty. we asked a tax campaigner for his assessment. so what you have here at the st enoch‘s centre, to all intents and purposes, is an economic fiction because that trust is owned offshore and they can avoid stamp duty. so that is £7 million or £8 million right from the off saved? saved or taken. with the

host: we go to mark, joining us from st. paul, minnesota on the republican line. caller: thank you. i have three brief related questions. number one, you indicate in your book that you closed the blinds to your office, because you were afraid of sniper fire. i am wondering who exact the did you think would be shooting at you and would it be a foreign power or domestic power, such as maybe the clinton machine? number two, there is a theory that seth rich was the hacker, the person who leaked the hacked emails. i am wondering your thoughts with regards to that allegation. number three, i am wondering if you have any theories with regard to who might have killed seth rich. guest: let me just say, when i got back to dnc headquarters after the briefing, i mentioned how scared i was. i wanted to go to the pentagon. i wanted the dnc to be closed down with yellow tape around it. later in the book, i describe how we got word how the dnc might have to to close its office, and i looked for an alternative office. this was not the ordinary kind of campaign where people call you and say one or tw

st. paul's cathedral. in new york, i am vonnie quinn. markhe rare times the london skyline trumps the new york skyline. let's move on and talk about brexit. some companies concerned that relocation to eu nations to lead to higher funding costs. >> it is a priority. next month on december 6 the european commission will come forward with proposals in regard to deepening our economic union. restarting the process of convergence among member states is going to be one of the priorities. what direction should this deepening of the package. our views are broadly aligned. >> germany is not in a political vacuum. there could be more on elections or the expediency of a former alliance for chancellor merkel. either way, one could conclude we have a reduced chancellor, a reduced strength in germany, could that hold back reform within europe? is that a risk you are considering? case, from a european commission perspective, we are moving forward with preparation of our proposals in regards to and inng economic union our economic governance. it is worth not

st. charles missouri tonight selling his tax cut and reform plan. tonight's visit marks the president's second trip to missouri to sell his plan, a day after the senate finance committee advance add sweeping tax package to the full senate. but the bill still faces hurdles where republicans have just two votes to spare. if passed it will be the first tack overall in 31 years. meanwhile, the white house responding to president trump's retweet of a sears of anti-muslim videos. the president retweeted the videos from the leader of a far right british group known as britain first. the video show in acts of violence. after the retweet, white house press secretary sarah hackabee-sanders defended the president saying he wants to, quote, promote strong national security. >> whether it's a real video, the threat is real. and that is what the president is talking about. that's what the president is focused on is dealing with those real threats. and those are real no matter how you look at it. >> the president received a waive of criticism for the retweet, including from republican

mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. scarlet: let's get you a check on after our trading. results,stings per share and revenue missing the mark for disney, although the company indicated there would be softness because of higher sports costs and tough phone comparisons. shares off by 3% and it did not give any details on the direct consumer offering for the sports channel and for the disney branded content, which is supposed to be launching early next year. we will watch for any kind of commentary on espn, because the cable network's revenue often misses the consensus. julia: a quick look at what is going on with nordstrom's third-quarter earnings. we have then talking about this stock in mostly with the idea they may be trying to take themselves private, clearly struggling with that and it is disappointing results. third-quarter revenue coming in better than expected, we have $3.6 billion, the estimate $3.56 billion, but that is all for the good news. 34.7, the estimate 35.1. they have adjusted down the top side of the full-year expectations, the range did go up to three dollars, th

st. peter's square at the vatican. we are learning more about the attack. >> reporter: as egyptians mark a weekend of mourning for the people killed on friday, authorities are now getting a better picture of what happened. according to local people, isis militants have regularly threatened the sufi community. sufi muslims are despised by extremist and used by groups like al qaeda and isis. at noon on friday more than two dozen while armed militants waiting isis flags attack this mosque setting off a bomb and then gunning down many of the 500 worshipers who were trying to flee to safety. >> they were targeting everyone. anyone who was praying. anyone who was breathing. >> reporter: the egyptian president vowed this weekend that the attack would not go unpunished. the egyptian military launched airstrikes in the mountains of this -- of the desert. this attack shows just how easily isis is able to operate in the sinai desert. and also shows how ineffective egyptian security forces are. >>> sexual stress -- the democrat assemblywoman is slated to chair hearings against sexual harassment. she will be reading eight -- and anti-ha

mark endown. >>> second baptist church, and st. matthews was instrumental later on. we cannot ignore the church in this whole coming together in terms of resistance, the whole idea of self-determination. was coming from a number of church leaders affiliate by with abolitionist movement but no one more profound than william lambert. his story -- that would make a fascinating film, to see the kind of stuff he went through, the system he put together. they had a coding, a secret code, secreted language, they trained all these individuals on the underground railroad, in case you encountered the bounty hunter out there. so instructive and later on his involvement with st. matthews church and his involvement in the educational process, working with people like fanny richards, pioneering black woman in terms of the first african-american to teach in the public school system here. so we had this conjunction it's going to be a collaborative situation from one generation to another. each spurred on by the other. taking its influence and enthusiasm for the breakthroughs occur n

st. louis. only cold air still remains in business mark and minneapolis at 35. talk about the november heat. impressive weather headline today will be in the dallas area. we are expect lg the temperatin temperatures to get anywhere between 92-93 degrees. never been that warm in the dallas area in the month of november. that is very impressive stat there. we'll watch that. of course the parade in houston is going to be the same tomorrow. supposed to be 88 degrees in the houston area guys. not many problems out there besides the rain in the northeast. wun once we clear out, should be just fine. >> another chance to squeeze in a beautiful weekend before it starts to get cold. >> will it? >> that's a good question. we'll come back to you for the second. >> when is that going to happen? >> you're the man that's supposed to tell us. >> ayman is taking your job. >>> still ahead, a world series celebration after the houston astros win their first ever championship. great news for the fans of houston after everything they've gone through this year. we have all the game highlights next in sports. ♪ ev

the route is well-marked with yellow arrows and scallop shells. the scallop shell is the symbol of both st. james and the camino. common on the galician coast, the shells were worn by medieval pilgrims as a badge of honor to prove they made it. the traditional gear has barely changed -- a gourd for drinking water, just the right walking stick, and a scallop shell dangling from each backpack. the slow pace and need for frequent rest breaks provide plenty of opportunity for reflection, religious and otherwise. for some, leaving behind a stone symbolizes unloading a personal burden. the first person to make this journey was st. james himself. after the death and resurrection of christ, the apostles traveled far and wide to spread the christian message. supposedly, st. james went on a missionary trip from the holy land all the way to this remote corner of northwest spain. according to legend, in the year 813, st. james' remains were discovered in the town that would soon bear his name. people began walking there to pay homage to his relics. after a 12th-century pope decreed that the pilgrimage

and in blue lettering, the firm said it has produced to mark every royal occasion, it is announced the royal couple set to march any may 2018. at st. george's chapel inside windsor castle. and i think kate is due in april? >> busy spring. >> the timing. >> good stuff over there in great britain. that's "eyewitness news" at noon, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon, for all of us here, thanks for watching. >> "eyewitness news" continues at 5:00. always on line at cbsphilly.com. >> i really do believe your area angels. the young and the restless is coming up next. have a great day everybody. ♪weee! today's the day! wahoo! there's the second-most famous groundhog in pennsylvania. phew, am i late?! nah, just in time. nice. holiday scratch-offs from the pennsylvania lottery. aww. things just got very merry. keep on scratchin'! ♪ ♪ >> victor: you're sure you're not gonna join me? >> victoria: no, i'm fine. thank you. >> victor: well, then i suggest we toast your return to newman enterprises. >> victoria: we've already done that. >> victor: oh, we have, haven't we? well, then, why don't we toast to those who attempt to destroy us? and

to mark the event, our correspondent steve rosenberg has been traveling through russia. he has been in st. petersburg and moscow. tonight she reports from ekaterinburg, and the russian orthodox church where the last czar and the romanov family were brutalized and killed following their downfall. steve: if there is one place where heaven meets hell, it is here. this is known as the church on the blood. the murder was committed here. the victims now elevated to saints. czar nicholas ii and his family. the church marks the spot where they and their servants were executed by the bolsheviks. they were shot and bayoneted. it was a bloody, brutal end to russia's last czar. having murdered the czar, the bolsheviks tried to conceal bury allime and memory of the monarchy. but they failed. it took six years, but eventually, deep in the forest near ekaterinburg, the discovery was made. found here, what were believed to be the remains of emperor nicholas ii and his family. in 1998, russia's government confirmed the authenticity, and nicholas, his wife, alexandra, and three daughters were laid to rest.