dairy farmer mark stalled says the decisive factor for him will be who the democratic contender is if the candidate is too progressive he might stick with donald trump even if that means more suffering for him and the farmers of richland county. south africa is considered a paradise for jim lovers newly created spirits are always finding their way to the country's national market it already off 1st 500 different varieties but there's one flavor that even seasoned aficionados need some getting used to. let's just lay is always good to see people's reactions while preparing is just tasty after all in the oval is no ordinary gin it's flavored with. yeah it is a little bit funny to think that that was elephant dung but it's it's good surprisingly good money doesn't it you didn't expect so you know. what makes me feel better about it is all that i'll call that sterilizes whatever that was inside the down side doesn't really make a big difference to me it tastes good. less and slay and his wife the special ingredients for their gin in south africa with the scope. and there's some danger inv

feeding time for dairy farmer mark stalls and his calves like most people in richland county stalls voted for president trump in 2016 but twice for barack obama in the elections before this time he says the political mood is anything but clear we kind of we tend to like more than most the fall i don't i we don't talk a whole lot about it but it can get very testy very quickly even within our family i'm going to give give give give give give give give give give give give give give give give give give give even though you voted for trump in the last election marks told cares about key democratic issues like health care and climate change he also wants an end to the president's trade more farmers like him particularly hard he says. so that that's hurt we don't have a good place to ship malchen way products and cheese and you know it's all right on the markets got a lot of milk and cheese on it and americans are drinking less and elk wisconsin lost over $600.00 dairy farms in the last year. richland center with its 5000 citizens is the largest town in richland county a bellwether for the pres

in all of the south it went there to gauge them age feeding time for dairy farmer mark stalls and his calves like most people in richland county stalls voted for president trump in 2016 but twice for barack obama in the elections before this time he says the political mood is anything but clear . we tend to we tend to like trust more than most people saw i don't i we don't talk a whole lot about it but it can get very testy very quickly even within our family have got to give give give give give give give give give give give give give give give give give give give me even though you voted for trump in the last election marks told skiers of all the key democratic issues like health care and climate change he also wants an end to the president's trade more farmers like him particularly hard he says so that that's hurt we don't have a good place to ship melican way products and cheese and you know so right now on the markets got a lot of milk and cheese on it and americans are drinking less and all wisconsin lost over $600.00 dairy farms in the last year. richland center with its 5000 ci

we're checking the bay bridge you are recovering from a stall that was closer to treasure island. to 17 minutes now to make it in. >>who's that all that's feeling now. well i the parts of the game last night but yes i'm seeing this video for the first time as a black cab stole the spotlight for a portion of the 2nd touchdown by the way that he got in so did he did they had full time just trying to corral it couldn't wait. police still don't know the game resumed, but the cat is still missing. they say this is a pop they'll take him to a shelter buddy lists cape in disappeared underneath his seat so hopefully. he's alright that's where it is. >>all right still ahead on the kron 00:04am morning news. voters as folks head to the polls today is election day don't forget we're going to be don't forget we're going to be live with of the big races happening in san francisco. >>and east bay city now considering perhaps banning air bnb properties after a deadly shooting on halloween. deadly shooting on halloween. we'll have the latest random. new crest gum and sensitivity. ahh brain freeze

after weeks of stalled talks preliminary negotiations between the u.s. and the afghan taliban have resumed the taliban has told al-jazeera some have taken place to pave the way for the resumption of formal talks president donald trump canceled to go see ice ins in september following the death of a u.s. soldier but he told troops on a surprise trip to afghanistan that he believes the group is willing to strike a deal roslyn jordan as. the u.s. commander in chief celebrates thanksgiving with troops at bob graham air base in afghanistan a tradition. and going back to the start of the conflict against the taliban in 2001 but after 18 years it's a war washington is struggling to finish and donald trump says he's lies in the hands of the taliban the taliban wants to make a deal we'll see if they want to make a deal it's going to be a real deal but we'll see but they want to make a deal and they only want to make a deal because you're doing a great job that's only as they want to make you trouble announced for the 1st time the taliban is interested in reaching

subtle stalls or crashes here to add to the slow traffic.g hayward will be quiet. but slow at 15 miutes over to one on one. we're checking in on traffic track are looking at sommore numbers and they're on the rise, some of them. 6.84 take of the danville 14 minutes, dumb barton bridge. no problems 12 minutes to the peninsula and you' looking good on 5.80 livermore to dublin targets. thanks a lot and it is 5.48, let's talk football all starting with the 49 ers looking to bounce back and they did. but it took a while they were taken on the arizona cardinals and it wasn't a good start for san francis, the cardinals jumped out to a 16 to nothing lead. >>in the 2nquarter, but the niners battle back in the 4th quarter. jimmy g hits kendrick bourne for the touchdown to give the niners the lead. but kyler murray responded with a 22 yard touchdown run after the cardinalback on to and here's the drama just 30 seconds left on the clock and hits just wson for the touchdown in that miners win in the final of 36 to 26 the niners are now 9 and the one tied

the president has been stalling fixing that stuff. maybe we get a deal that could make a difference for people. the president is going to have to decide if he will fix nafta or stick with the pharmaceutical companies. guest 2: not surprisingly, i have a little bit different take on it. i think it is really a balance disagreement. this agreement will increase jobs and exports and increase markets for american goods. it is balanced with protections for the labor, environment, first of its kind protections for small business throughout the supply chain, a reason why you have groups as diverse as the national association of manufacturers to even the progressive policy institute on the left that have endorsed it. i think we are making great process -- progress. mexico has ratified and ambassador lighthizer continues to work in a constructive way with democratic leadership on the hill. you continue to hear speaker pelosi say they are on a path to yes and i believe we are close to getting it done. it will not only be a win for the president

for a year, the president has been stalling that stuff. maybe we will get a deal that can make a difference for people. maybe not. the president is going to have to decide if he is going to fix nafta or equip the pharmaceutical companies. host: mr. cox. guest: not surprisingly, i have a different take on it. it is about disagreement. this agreement will produce 176,000 new jobs, increase exports, and open up new markets for american goods. it is a balanced agreement with important protections for labor, the environment, texans for small business throughout the supply chain. it is a reason why you have groups as diverse as the national association of manufacturers, to the farm bureau, even to the progressive policy institute on the left that has endorsed it. i really think we are making great progress. mexico has ratified the agreement. ambassador lighthizer continues to work in a very constructive way with democratic leadership on the hill. you continue to hear speaker pelosi say they are on a path to yes, and i believe we are close to get

you can hear me stalling for your time. as a no-no. i've been who immersed in getting the smoker type and i have who much respect for your anyone who writes book.

yes a cow stall right in europe's biggest port in rotterdam take a look for what makes cows happy enough feed and fresh air so the shared has everything they need even if it's a float that's why they feed for the $34.00 strong herd has to be carried along the narrow gangway. but other than that the shed has everything a land based unit would have the difference is that this one rises and falls with the time had up to 2 meters a day the counts don't seem to mind. around to world tell us also get transported by sea or by by ship so i don't think they get seasick but. yes i think they look happy if they get enough food turning the i think they will over have. speace is at a premium in rotterdam harder there's lots of construction down at the waterfront it started with apartments and now they've added the cow shit. i'm seeing this far enough part of the hopper i wanted and then say should we call this the sands are me adding some farming to to say case and that will make cities more livable again but if you're looking for a traditional countryside barn you're in the wrong place this one is h

floating cow stalls in rotterdam. and we begin in hong kong where pro-democracy demonstrations continue. to find out how the protests are affecting relations between ethnic chinese and the city's south asian community. didn't charge away the southern tip of the quaalude peninsula is one of the cars but favorite places in the area is one of the hot spots for hong kong's ethnic minorities about $250000.00 on chinese citizens live in the city most of them from britain's former colonies in south asia at the center of the community the chongqing mansions a 5 block concrete jungle from the 960 s. although quite far from his home because comes here quite a full basically there are many allow for which is available in here for just like snacks and fresh to cook to me and lots of things are billable in here that are not quite available in the elements in society but 2 weeks ago uma suddenly spread that the protesters were planning to attack the trunking mentions the protest leader had been badly beaten the attackers were said

that she could she could eventually imagine voting for him and also the dairy farmer mark stalled there saying he doesn't believe the president is a good person but he was one of the 2016 voters one of the swing voters in fact that unable to him to to win the presidency so and what we heard there in that bellwether county is in fact something that we're hearing a lot in the united states these days that many are tired by the constant frenzy coming out from the wide tells but at the same time don't forget brand that president delivered on many of his promises and that many of these swing voters are simply afraid of the democratic party which might shift very much to the left side of the political aisle that even though they are frustrated with president trying they might consider voting for him once again yes and that is a big question isn't it will be running for the democrats who do what it's going to be. yeah that's exactly the crucial question at this point right now and it is very much unclear i have to tell you don't forget that the democratic convention will take place in july 202

tonight we are learning that fema aid to puerto rico has stalled.and, of course, was devastated by hurricanes irma and maria more than two years ago. according to fema records examined by "the new york times," there are more than 9,000 long-term projects in 0 erto rico that are waiting to be funded. to date, only 190 have been funded. when we come back, for the player who hit the winning shot, things are about to get even better. if you have moderate to thsevere rheumatoid arthritis, month after month, the clock is ticking on irreversible joint damage. ongoing pain and stiffness are signs of joint erosion. humira can help stop the clock. prescribed for 15 years, humira targets and blocks a source of inflammation that contributes to joint pain and irreversible damage. humira can lower your ability to fight infections. serious and sometimes fatal infections including tuberculosis, and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened; as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions, and new or worsening heart failure. tell your

the principal removed the doors off the stalls which some parents say that's excessive. >> trevor: someents say it's excessive to force students to shit in front of everybody? who are the other parents who are, like, it's dinefein, my kid doesn't deserve privacy. aside from t.i., who are the other parents in he's probably like take the doors off those stalls expeditiously. ( laughter ) i think we can all agree that neither kids nor schools should be responsible for fixing this addiction crisis. the companies like juul have helped create. if anything, e-cigarette companies should be forced to pay for damage they have caused, the same way opioid companies are forced to pay, or how nabisco had to pay for cookie monster's rehab. we should go to juul's offices and take the doors off their bathroom stalls till they fix the shit they've done ( applause ) that's how vaping became the crisis it is in america today. if you don't know, now you know. we'll be right back. ( cheers and applause ) why are we doing this? why are we doing what? using my old spice moisturize with shea butter body wash...

so watch out for that stalled truck and then also at the pay gates there's a bit of a wait looks like they've opened an additional lane the last time i checked we had 2 lanes now we have 3 on each side which is great. that was growing only for the cash for years as usual, you know, it's low from 80 from the over crossing there but the fast track lanes to carpool lanes they're wide open and it's only 9 minutes to make your way into san francisco. let's check in on 92 a little bit busier compared to the last time we checked in on it, but no problems no crashes 13 minutes that's a quick trying time to make it to the peninsula over to one o one we're checking in and on the golden gate looking good moving well. bay to san francisco. so 19 minutes novato to the toll plaza, let's check traffic tracker we're looking at more numbers we have the east shore freeway heading west. that's only 14 minutes right now from kron a kid richmond, albany, berkeley emeryville and down to oakland, you're looking really good on 24 and want to create lafayette or and all doing fine leading up to the caldecott

and this is because of a stalled vehicle earlier this morning. this was a garbage truck blocking one of the lanes. that's been cleared out of the way. but you can see the backup continues because of it. 5:01 now back to the desk. >>> new this morning, just after midnight, oakland police moved in, cleared out a protest by homeless activists outside of oakland city hall. ktvu cristina rendon is live where the protesters were demanding the cities do more to covelet homeless crisis. good morning, cristina. >> reporter: good morning. it's a quiet hour this 5 a.m. hour. and you can see behind us, not much activity. the police are still stationed here but as far as temps are concerned, all of those have been cleared out. though it's easy to see there is a homeless crisis here in oakland, we have see seen a lot of people sleeping on the steps on any given night. it's something you can see here in downtown oakland. understand this protest started yesterday morning. protesters included homeless people, themselves and their supporters. they set up teem tent

on the trade deal because they think while they'll stall trump won't go after them of hong kong.to go after the president on camps -- arthel: should the president walk out of trade deal? >> i think so. the remedy for failed trade deals is not a new one, the remedy to increase those tariffs to the point where china just no longer is able to continue without access to the u.s. market because those tariffs are cutting off china's ability to sell products in the u.s., we need to raise the tariffs so then china has -- understands it has no choice but to stop stealing our intellectual property, stop trade violation, stop all the stuff we don't want them to do. >> we love having you here, thank you so much, we will see you very soon. >> spending time at the hospital always described as chills and fevers, supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg, justice ginsburg was admit today john hopkins in baltimore, received iv with antibiotics, she was given the okay to be released this morning, the justice is 86 year's old, she did miss argument after suffering stomach bug and has been treated f

no stalls or crashes here to tell you about. >>> 5:18. let's check in with steve about that weather. and it's not going to be a drizzle or sprinkle. >> it will be rain. >> we'll get to it. it won't be until this afternoon that's correct for this evening. the system is developing. so the wind is really going to crank up out of the south. so the rain returns. it will be a pretty good rain. rain develops this afternoon tonight. and then turning much colder. thunderstorms, hail, i would think possibility of tomorrow is a cold unsettled air. and then windy with off and on showers decreasing but very cool on thanksgiving with the upper 40s to low 50s onto highs. the flood watches athat strong cold front begins to make its move about that time frame. wednesday, thursday, around 2000 feet that snow level employ windy and cold will take us into wednesday night and thursday. rainfall looks okay. there will be a couple of systems in the pipeline. the cold unsettled air coming in wednesday into thursday. the warm air might impact into saturday and su

it's stalled down to the south.n definitely see the wetter side of it in the four corners and the dyer air wrapping in behind it we had a chunk of energy roll off the mountains, hit our mountains in the north bay last night and also the diablo range. that was enough lift that we had a few showers during the overnight hours. if there's drops on your car, that's the reason why. 71 in santa rosa. 70 in san rafael and yucaipa. concord. mid to upper 60s for the rest of the neighborhoods. mid 60s for san francisco, low 60s along the coast. tonight, mid to upper 30s yucaipa, santa rosa, lake port, san ramon valley. everyone else in the 40s. my accuweather seven-day forecast, we will have m its in t temperatures in the 50s and 60s friday, cooler next week with that chance of rain. >> we're starting off with an issue inside the caldecott tunnel this is for anyone traveling eastbound.el. inside there's a man out of his car waving his shirt trying to direct traffic in the right lane, because his car stalled out. you can see th

it kind of stalled, really, keith, when you look at public opinion when it comes to this impeachment question. >> well, yeah. i think this is a case that is going to be built brick by brick. it's going to take time. they're not going to just sort of -- as the republicans have been arguing -- put out their star witness from the beginning. the witnesses we saw the past week were witnesses that built a foundation for the case that democrats hoped to make. but what we saw so far is they made a case that there was bribery and extortion and abuse of power from the president of the united states in the highest office in our government. what we saw so far is we've now seen two transcripts or partial transcripts of the president's phone calls with the ukrainian president zelensky. in the second phone call, he mentioned the bidens. in the first phone call, he mentions the miss universe pageant. in neither of the phone calls does he mention anything about corruption. this whole argument that the president of the united states is so obsessed with and concerned about corruption is completely debu

is it stalling for 55 days is dangerous in the sense that it makes our allies not trust whether we areense act and they just waited and waited and waited. whenever we operate in other parts of the world, you're going to have other countries, our allies, and sometimes our enemies are going to be questioning whether or not we have a cohesive foreign policy. the president basically threw both the ukrainian government under the bus, but also he threw congress on the bus, basically making us look weak and feeble when we had appropriated monies to fight the russian government. again, this links it to an abuse of power, in my opinion. that is in my opinion an impeachable offense. >> more breaking news today regarding the new details regarding the closed-door testimony by david holmes. the u.s. embassy staffer in ukraine who says he overheard the president's phone call with ambassador gordon sondland. according to his opening statement obtained by nbc news, holmes said, quote, i then heard president trump ask, so he's gonna do the investigation, question mark. ambassador sondland replied that

has called for a national strike on sunday meanwhile a stall and baghdad has caught fire what mrs say it was a result of violence between security forces and protesters demonstrations started in a toga against a knack of jobs and public services but i'm going to call for a complete political hold on 320 people have been killed in the protests and tashi going to him has the latest from baghdad. other roads were quite car coming into tahrir square we're seeing a lot of students in the numbers do seem to be bigger than we would typically see this time of day on a sunday if you look behind me you can see pretty significant plume of black smoke you mentioned that the prominent shiite cleric sartor called for a nation of wide strike in iraq it's probably because his followers comprise the largest bloc in parliament they are the primary opposition and they are united with the protesters in calling for the resignation of prime minister. and calling for elections in baghdad as i said we're expecting more people in tahrir square than we would typically see on a sunday in basra things appear to

guy: has the euro zone stall speed doest stall the eurozone? year?speed next what does the policy response look like? marvin: it is already at stall speed. maybe next week is a better question. we do have european growth year, back to 1% next about trend. that is not particularly solid growth. their don'ts from look particularly -- there don't look particularly solid. we are running out of policy tools. we need to turn to fiscal policy. we do have fiscal policy in our forecast. we have actually gone fiscal stimulus in europe this year. it was not that much. we don't expect that much next year. that is not going to lead us to accelerate. think about germany. 1.8% of gdpted at surplus last year. it is down to almost 0%. it had a massive fiscal expansion this year. guy: on that, we will leave it. barth,ou, marvin barclays head of global fx strategy. this is bloomberg. ♪ this is bloomberg. ♪ guy: from london, i am guy johnson. vonnie: from new york, i am vonnie quinn. it is time for the latest bloomberg business flash. is ending its fresh food delivery i

indiscernible] past treasure island, you will see them sawing because of a garbage truck that has stalled and is blocking the far left lane. taking a closer look, you can see the backup extends beyond treasure island. give yourself some extra time. here is 880 in oakland. things north and southbound look pretty good. here's the bay bridge toll plaza. we don't expect the meter like to come on for a little longer, maybe about half an hour to 45 minutes depending on how heavy traffic is. again, when you get onto this past treasure island, you will see some of the sewing because of the stalled garbage truck. there are big changes in store weatherwise. steve is going to tell us about that. >> you been listening.? pay attention. >> not so much today but starting tuesday. is the change we need. it's rain. it returns tuesday. this looks like a cold system. i would not be surprised if some thunderstorms. very low snow levels. a big-time event. the winter storm warning would be issued. down to 2000 feet. we will pick up the breeze. we're starting to see that, 30 miles an hour. after that, not too b

so he goes over and goes over to the stall and he kicks open the stall.o do the - dude, they started throwing down [ sad trombone ] >> i don't remember that >> jimmy: they started throwing down - it was crazy >> no. >> jimmy: you were outside, like, on the phone or something. [ laughter ] but -- >> i don't remember that >> jimmy: it was unbelievable, dude it was unbelievable. it was one of the funniest things i ever seen [ laughter ] oh, my gosh. and then - >> i remember -- do you remember this? there was a couple sitting at a bar. i forget what bar this was, but down in the east village and i would walk up to this couple and i was like - and they had their money, the tip on the bar that they left. and i was like, "you guys enjoy magic? and i pretended to do a bad magic trick. and then i tried to take his 20 [ laughter ] and the guy is like, "hey, man, not cool!" [ laughter ] >> jimmy: "you guy enjoy magic? >> "do you enjoy magic?" and then i'm like, "i'm sorry, i was just trying my magic." and it was not even a trick at all. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: do you

and in sports the calgary flames hockey team denying best stalling a racism investigation at coach bill pate is accused of virtually abusing a player and issuing a misleading apology. top story informal talks have resumed between the afghan taliban and u.s. officials the taliban has told al jazeera that some preliminary meetings have taken place here in doha and could pave the way for the resumption of formal peace talks president trump canceled negotiations in september following the death of a u.s. soldier but on the a short trip to afghanistan he told american troops that he believed the taliban was willing to strike a deal stephanie decker has more. it was a surprise visit and is often the case with president donald trump. rising announcement taliban wants to make a deal and we're meeting with them and we're saying it has to be a cease fire they want to do a cease fire but now they do want to do is use fire i believe it probably work and there were times admission their meeting with the taliban comes after the president abruptly broke off talks in september following the killing of

the airplane got too slow, aerodynamically stalled, impacted terrain the ntsb also says the plane was carrying two people but only designed for one the latest in a string of gender-reveal stunts gone awry last month, a family in iowa inadvertently built a pipe bomb using gunpowder and metal tubing that exploded and killed a grandmother. >> it blew apart, and one of the pieces unfortunately hit the victim and caused death. >> reporter: in 2017 in arizona, an off-duty border patrol agent was ordered to pay more than $8 million in restitution after his gender reveal caused the sawmill wildfire >> there's plenty of other methods to do this the volatility of any type of explosive devices is just -- it's not worth it. >> molly, i mean, pipe bombs, you saw a pink bull, fires these things are getting out of control. >> completely out of control the trend is relatively new. they started small like colored cakes and confetti and as you heard from that sheriff, though, there is actually a way to make these announcements and keep everyone safe jose >> i think that's a very good point. thank you s

i should say tyler stallings there's his picture. his moth says he has a passion fo helping veterans since he was just 4 years old and he inially wanted to build homes for veterans who he calls heroes. but he deced to come up with something more realiic. so he began making hero bags for homeless veterans. they're filled with gloves and blankets and sweaters. so the whole lot of stuff in there actually and in the 4 years since he began king raised over $50,000. r has county west performs n his n gosp album sunday as pastor joel osteen's egachurch in houon tex played host to a he performed before more than 17,000 sunday evening. some are regulars at steen church but many were there for this one of a kind performance. he's reaching. conway also took part steen's sunday moing service here on cross for for the concert later that night, west's 2 children also took part in the performance. >>thgenie is considering a notherower shut off as we experience a nd you ow when u're at ross and your new fall lk just keeps getti better? check is o! t

it would stall and end on a 48-yard daniel carlson field goal right down the middle. 3-0 oakland.hose are the only points oakland scored. carr plenty of time steps up and finds tyrone williams. dropped ball. story of this game raiders had a lot of drops. carr frustrated and early seconds jets in the red zone. sam darnled the option keeper and finds his way into the end zone. 10-3 new york. it's now 23 in the third. oakland's got to make something happen. josh jacobs looks hike he has the first down. mark short, they go for him fourth and one and once again close to that line. they reviewed but the ball they said he was short and jets scored 27-23 and and plenty of frustration. >> it is a sinking feeling. you ever been on a boat it's not pleasant but it's adversity. it's football. you know, you've got to respond to adversity. >> we're still building that foundation and hopefully today is one of those wakes everybody up and we rally like we have this season and keep playing. >> closely watching this game because seattle is right behind san francisco. a little flee flicker, russell w

we have a stall van. >>and your way this is westbound 5 any app after the toll plaza, it's blocking the right lane bridge crews are aware so they know about it they're responding. but of course it's not helping. the traffic here that you see leading up to the pay gates pills all the way back and that equals this lots of slowing here 15 minutes to make it to the north bay, at least it's not a major problem right, it's just a little stall but any little thing just adds to the back of hair, nothing adding to the backup at the bay bridge toll plaza so you're driving to san francisco is still quiet, but also still slow this back of his through the maze all connectors worse. pretty solid. it started a little late so a lot of folks are late getting out there this morning but still under 15 minutes to make it in i think you should still leave early because we've been talking about holi ay travel and how busy it is at our airports and although i'm not tracking any major problems you know just get out there early b

and the longer the house democrats stall on this deal, the further we stall opportunity and economic growth in montana and across our nation. to speaker pelosi, to my colleagues in the house, enough is enough. let's deliver the usmca for the american people, for montana farmers and ranchers. thank you, and i yield back. mr. blunt: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from missouri. mr. blunt: first of all, let me say i totally agree with my friend from montana, the importance of after a year of deliberation -- maybe deliberation is too strong a word. more than a year since all three countries agreed on an agreement, that we still haven't got a chance to vote on this agreement on the senate floor, and we have to wait for the house to do that. i want to do everything i can to encourage the house to move forward with this. i think better trade policy can turp a good -- turn a good economy into a great economy, and we need to be working on that great economy. but, mr. president, i'm here today to talk about another topic. i want to talk for a few minutes about the importance

they can't let that stall develop. so we're teaching them how to -- this is happening in other countries. many countries do base their system off our system as well. sooner or later you're going to get an airplane into a stall. but we're not teaching anybody out to get out of that stall or never teaching them to get into it. sooner or later it will be a problem. this concerns me. we have rewritten our -- i've got a problem with the faa allowing this. we have rewritten our instruction manuals to not allow this to happen. to not allow these items that will ultimately happen, we aren't teaching pilots how to fix them, how to correct them, how to get out of them, how to save the people that are in the plane with them. heaven forbid that should happen. again, that's me harping, because it concerns me and it concerns me in a big way. the united states is behind other countries in ultimately going down that road. i think we have to get back to basic piloting -- there's nothing wrong with technology. i think technology is grea

the game looks like it will be stall it's going into the break i mean how you pull this sneaky little shot out of the back to get shaka simply. to. frame i got into deeper trouble in the 2nd half. compass court dozing. needed no 2nd invitation to a so you know after 53 minutes oh primitive eventually wake up every selassie shot was blocked but the cleaned up. still it was too difficult to link for the home side ok relief for shall go and the frustrate should liberate my. i. was going to a curious twist of fate awaited him by and upset he just recently lost his job a very close following the defeat still hoffenheim it was that he was headed home the very next match now which might. leave minutes to not be wasted no time getting into his new boss is a good strategy to deal with. who was sent off leading minds with more than an entire hall to play with the man down. shortly after the break hoffenheim scavo cut a rob that gave me my 1st break like getting into his own team somewhat spending. 10 minutes late to p.f. and then my long break free to make it training. costs. despite andrade fr

it looks like a stalled vehicle over there next to the coliseum. but no major problems to tell you about here. bay bridge toll plaza getting a little bit easier. at this time yesterday, it was a big backup because of a stalled vehicle that is not the case you can see this morning. it looks like more or less a normal bay bridge morning commute. and golden gate bridge is nice and empty as well. 4:39. there's clear skies out there now, but steve paulson's telling us about some changes later today. he said late morning, early afternoon. >> it will be afternoon. >> all right. >> we have lots to get to. so let's do it. rain returns but for the morning you're fine. it's maybe on the drive home. a lot of this will start in the north. rain develops wind advisory is out. that's for the coast and also the higher elevations. off and on rain it will be colder. low snow levels around 2000 feet and thunderstorms possible on thursday and highs will be very cool in fact by wednesday, thursday don't be surprised of some upper 40s and low 50s as the wind will start s

the nomination of billionaire doug manchester was stalled in the senate when the r.n.c.eached out with a very expensive request. jim axelrod has the story. >> reporter: when hurricane dorian ravaged the bahamas in september, doug manchester loaded up his private jet with supplies and headed to the hard- hit country where he hoped to soon be the u.s. ambassador. >> you know who papa doug is. he's your big guy in town, folks. he's great. >> reporter: manchester, who prefers the nickname "papa doug," gave $1 million to president trump's inauguration and was nominated after mr. trump's swearing in. for two and a half years, manchester's nomination stalled, but his relief trip caught mr. trump's attention. he tweeted, "i would also like to thank papa doug manchester, hopefully the next ambassador to the bahamas." you must have loved reading that tweet. >> i did. >> reporter: three days later he was hit up by r.n.c. chairwoman ronna mcdaniel. in an email, she asked, "would you consider putting together $500,000 worth of contributions thom your family to ensure we hit our ambit

bob pisani looks at how a reported stall in trade talks stalled the market. >> it was a rocky day ofrading on wall soceet. starting lower then taking a deeper plunge midday as trade fierce came out again. trade sources say phase 1 of a u.s. trade deal may not be kmeeted this year and could slide to next ar,s beijing presses for tariff rolebacks ase the white h wants a deal addressing intellectual property, technology transfer issues and the two sides can't seemo agree. if the market believes that tech really are big contions of a that is a road block for betting bigger deals. any deal we get could be more than can see keyes kind of a phase one light. no new tariffs on december 15th, thefs existing tarif remain in place and maybe some agreement for the chinese to buy agricultural goods. phase one 1 essentially. the worst-case scenario would be no deal at all as tariffs in place and then maybe a heap december.riffs coming in in no surprise we saw trade sensitive names like materials and industrial tech, semis all slipping. apple was down more than 1%. up until today the market had been

dairy farmer mark stalled says the decisive factor for him will be who the democratic contender is if they candidate is too progressive he might stick with donald trump even if that means more suffering for him and the farmers of richmond county. are types barred from the ask me to germany joins me now here the big table times and the u.s. election is a year away you know just as well as i do that that a year is more than an eternity in politics right right i mean polls are just a snapshot and really there's nothing really to rely on here what's interesting is to see trajectory to see where things are moving because you can start to get a feel of where things are going to start to land one of the important dates coming up in obviously we have the iowa caucus obviously we have the new hampshire primary and of course the entire beach that process which is just about to get blown out in the open with public hearings starting i think this week is right i'm going to ask you about that in just a 2nd i want to stick with the campaigning right now yeah you did 4 years ago today no one was pre

>>snow crash is null stalls a couple cars backed up there on t left side, but overall it's been nice 8 minutes to make your way into san% francisco. we're checking in on 92, it's a very quiet commute right now leaving hayward heading over to the peninsula were accident install frewhich is the perfect way to start the morning drive right13 minutes and growing to make it over to the peninsula over to the return sandra fell at the ritz report of a wrong-way driver, 5.80 westbound near harbor as you work your way through richmo just be on the lookout for that person at last check chp was responding. but no other details just yet leading up to the toll plaza, u're fine 7 minutes to make th trip into the north bay, here's what want to cross the golden gate sometimes it's covered in fog, setimes it's not right now, it's looking good right. you drive into and out of san francisco looks ear traffic us move now 19 minutes to make it from the ttle leaving of the north bay fromhe 37 to san francisco are reaching the minutes, we'll check more g 19 bridges and more dry times coming up in just a bi

gerry: she did, her numbers do seem to have stalled in the last month or so.y much a continuous upward trajectory, but she seem to have stall out. >> well, a $50 trillion plan will do that for you. [laughter] gerry: what about bernie sanders in this contest for the ultra-liberal vote, is it possible that he could still somehow steal the nomination as he tried to do in 2016? >> well, i think he's got a constituency, particularly among younger voters, he does fairly well with latinos. he was the first really for free college, and i think the real, i think, issue here will those two fight each other to the end or the at the convention or otherwise one of them drop out or get together. if they get together, i suspect they will achieve close to a majority voting bloc, and it will be up to the, up to the superdelegates to really decide it. but separately, it's pretty difficult for either one of them to get the full nomination. gerry: as we stand now from your polling and your judgment, which candidate, democratic candidate has the best shot of beating president trum

and then it began to stall. i think that it just took too long. it is hard to keep the attention on something even as important as equality for that period of time. between 1972 and 1984 when all of the time limit periods has expired, we only had 35 states, but then two more added recently, so we think that we are on the way. host: what about the public relations campaign against the amendment after the 35 states ratified. guest: sure. there was. he cannot be denied that there was a great deal of people saying we did not need it, that it would cause harm to women. what we have discovered is that many of the arguments used were not valid then and are not valid now. it was also a big business protest, big businesses stood to lose money if they had to give women equal pay, providing quality to women in this country. it was an economic issue as well. toot we see is that after #me and all the progress that women made, can we truly say that we are not willing to give room -- women equal rights? i do not think we can do that. we can become the leader in

and then it began to stall. i think that it just took too long. it is hard to keep the attention on something even as important as equality for that period of time. between 1972 and 1984 when all of the time limit periods has expired, we only had 35 states, but then two more added recently, so we think that we are on the way. >> what about the public relations campaign against the amendment after the 35 states ratified. >> sure. there was. it cannot be denied that there was a great deal of people saying we did not need it, that it would cause harm to women. what we have discovered is that many of the arguments used were not valid then and are not valid now. it was also a big business protest, big businesses stood to lose money if they had to give women equal pay, providing quality to women in this country. it was an economic issue as well. what we see is that after #metoo and all the progress that women made, can we truly say that we are not willing to give women equal rights? i do not think we can do that. we can become the leader in the world in

and that is why the airplane stalls.you would be surprised -- do a little experiment in the classroom. we had fun producing lift and understanding why an airplane has to go 90 or 100 miles per hour to produce the air going cross the top. lift. part of my life was teaching science. and saying and proving -- to leave them with this attitude of i am the best in the world today. because life is great. life is great. you better enjoy it because no one else can make you feel the way i feel. >> good. colonel harvey? what was your profession, what was your chosen profession once you left the military? >> i retired in may of 1965. and i had four daughters i had to raise and my wife, of course. so i needed a job. united was in town interviewing so i applied to united. and they said -- you meet all of our qualifications except one. we have a cut off of 35. i said, ok. i retired in madison, wisconsin. and at that time, that was the home office for oscar meyer. i interviewed with oscar meyer. this was in may, 1965 when i interviewed.