nick smith on sporting hero steve jones.d all too easy to get wrong! well there's a bit of row going on in cardiff over the new name for the welsh assembly. the ruckus is over whether it should be know as the seneth or the parliament. i asked bbc wales political correspondent eckew gwowr to explain. a consultation was held to see what the name should be. the assembly has powers now to change the name if they wish, the consultation decided it should be welsh parliament. however the presiding officer has recently said that she's decided it should be called a seneth. not that is colloquially what people call the assembly anyway, it's what the building is called, so in terms of simplicity, maybe they want to call it one name, but others say, maybe english speakers won't quite understand what it is and they'll still call it the assembly, there's also been some concerns that if it were called the welsh parliament, they, members would be called members of the welsh parliament. mwps, which could be interpreted as the beginning of mu

. >> steve jones. the title of your book is ,"eadership in turbulent times so there is an intersection of the person and the times. what are your thoughts about it each of your four had been in the others' times? greats great question. i'm not sure they could fit. they each had a separate strength which was so suited for what was needed. and also you could see when people say you need a great talent -- challenge to be a great letter, and there's some thought about that, that some of our greatest leaders in historical ranking leader had a war depression or challenge, because that allows you to mobilize the country -- but having that challenge can mean a great failure. just think about buchanan is there before lincoln. the country is already beginning to split apart. divisionscerbated the of the country. that is why he was always at the bottom scale of the presidential historian scale's ranking, and recently there was a new poll that put trump at the bottom, and so we heard that the buchanan family was f

. >> steve jones.tle of your book is leadership in turbulent time so there's an intersection of the person in time and what are your thoughts around each of your if it had been in other times? >> i thought about that in a match or if they could have fit into the other people times. they each had a set of drinks which were so suited to what was needed and also you can see what people say do you need a great challenge to be a great leader and there is some thought about that. some of our greatest leaders in the historical rankings either had a war, depression or something challenge that allowed them to mobilize country but having that challenge can also mean a great failure. think about buchanan is they are before lincoln and the country is already beginning to spread apart and exacerbated the country and that's why he was always at the bottom scale of the presidential historians raking until recently there was a new historical that put president trump at the bottom and until there was a story at paper s

. >> steve jones. the title of your book is "leadership in turbulent times," so there is an intersection of the person and the times. what are your thoughts around each of your four had been in the others times. >> was a great question. i really thought about that and i'm not sure they could've couo the other peoples time. they each had a set of strings which were so suited for what was needed. also you can see, when people say do you need a great challenge to be a great leader, and for some about that, the some of her greatest leaders in the historical rankings either had an war, depression or send a challenge because that allows you to mobilize the country. they can also mean a great failure. think about buchanan is there before lincoln. the country is already beginning to split apart and he exacerbated the divisions of country. that's what he was always at the bottom skill of the presidential historian rankings. until recently there was a new historian for the put president trump of the bottom so th

although steve jones agrees with stacey abrams, he rolled against them on two others.ll not allow -- or except provisional ballots tested by people who attempted to vote in a different county than where they were registered to vote. they are entitled to preliminary injunctive relief, he wrote in the order that was finalized late wednesday, going on to say plaintiffs have not shown they are entitled to preliminary injunctive relief as to the absentee ballot resident issue and provisional ballot issues. it is unclear how much of an effort jones' ruling will have on those results. robert is next from brooklyn, new york. caller: the republicans have been in this election cycle particularly shameless and obvious in their attempts to steal elections. the reason for it is they realize that in a few more election cycles, no amount of cheating will be enough because the millennials and generation z are much more left wing and liberal than the baby boomers and generation x. host: the vice president mike pence giving comment when it comes to status of talks of north korea's nucle

. >> paradise mayor jody jones and councilman steve crowder surveyed what was left of their town. trying to keep an eye toward the future amid so much darkness. >> it may be a little while before we're all together. but we will be all together. we will rise in the ashes and rebuild. >> you heard the councilman say that by his estimate, by driving around today, there are about 80% of the homes here in paradise that have been destroyed. this is, of course, the largest community that within the path of the campfire but up the road from where we're standing is the town of mcgail i can't. we drove up there as well. unfortunately, the scene looks similar. i spoke with a cal fire spokesman. he had been at the fires in the north bay and he said unfortunately, he thinks this fire and the damage from it is going to exceed even the tubbs fire. laura anthony, abc 7 news. >> raw power and fury of this fire, it's just been ferocious and these are some of the sights and sounds we pulled together for you from early this morning. >> the scooters cafe sign shows how the quick destruction from the f

. >> paradise mayor jody jones and councilman steve crowder surveyed what was left of their town, trying an eye toward the future amid so much darkness. >> about 80% of the houses in town are gone, and our downtown is devastated. this fire took everything. it wasn't a section. it was town wide. >> this is just one of more than 200 businesses that burned here in paradise, probably in a matter of minutes. it will now take this community many years to recover. in paradise, laura anthony, abc news. >> it's hard to even imagine, the whole town almost completely wiped out. >> it's awful. >> obviously, the condition on the fire lines are critical. with so windy and so dry, this thing just explode. >> meteorologist sandhya patel has the latest on the conditions. >> the winds are actually lighter, which should help the firefighters in that vicinity. right now east-southeast, 3-miles-an-hour gusts to 7. it is 51 degrees right now. so cool. some of that smoke from the fire in our area today, impacting us. so a spare the air alert. air quality advisory continued through monday. unhealthful for the n

steve kerr shut dow jones any rumors. >> we love how far he's come, but, you know, i don't want people to get the idea that he's getting close to coming back. still going to be some time. totally different time playing in an nba game, playing against willie and chris demarco and nick. >> a shot against the assistant coach. the harlem globetrotters dropped in on practice. hammer harrison with the underhand half court shot. that's fourth fort points in globe trotter games. globetrotters tomorrow in the bay area for an extended run in january. >>> baseball will hand out its gold glove awards sunday. the entire a's infield is in consideration. all of them are finalists. one of them looks like a lock, though. matt chapman led all of baseball with 29 defensive runs saved. mindy bach has more on chappy. ♪ >> reporter: you can look at the metrics and statistics and deduce that mike chapman is one of the best defenders in the league, or watch and decide for yourself. >> chapman with the backhand! >> bare hand, strong arm. we're talking gold in them hills. >> his range, i've never seen abinfield

. >> it was tom jones, elizabeth taylor, steve mcqueen, and frank sinatra.oing to skin him alive and make purses out of it and sell it on hollywood boulevard. >> reporter: virginia graham's testimony made the front page, one of many headlines in a trial that lasted some seven months. >> the jury hearing the charges against charles manson and three girl members of his so called family, brought in its verdict this afternoon. all were found guilty of murder in the first degree. >> reporter: manson and several members of "the family" were sentenced to death for the tate and labianca murders, a career-making victory for prosecutor vincent bugliosi who was emphatic the sentence was richly deserved. >> in view of the incredible brutality of these savage, nightmarish murders, the death penalty unquestionably was the proper verdict in this case. >> reporter: but then, a little over a year later, it all changed. >> the california supreme court ruled today that the death penalty is unconstitutional. >> reporter: there would be no gas chamber for manson or any of his co

. >> paradise mayor jody jones and councilman steve crowder surveyed what was left of their town. trying to keep an eye toward the future amid so much darkness. >> this is my business here, and we're working to head over and see how our house is. i don't know if that survived. 380% of the houses in town are gone and our downtown is devastated. this fire took everything. it wasn't a section. it was townwide. i'm showing you something we found across the area. we referenced it last night reporting from inside the fire line. these are ammunition shells that are all over the place. we could hear them going off last night. larry and ama at the height of the fire. as for paradise, you heard the councilman there say he thought about 80% of the homes here have been lost. i can tell you from driving around here today with my photographer, randy davis, i'm pretty sure that that number is accurate. it's terrible laura, you covered the north bay fires last year. how does that feel? eerily similar? >> reporter: larry, we thought we had seen everything, the napa fire, redding, randy and i were

. >> paradise mayor jodey jones and councilman steve crowdered surveyed the town trying to keep an eye toward the future. >> about 80% of the houses in town are gone. and our downtown is devastated. in fire took everything. it wasn't a section. it was townwide. >> this is just one of more than 200 businesses that burned here in paradise, probably in a matter of minutes. it will now take this community many years to recover. in paradise, laura anthony, abc 7 news. >>> moek from the campfire is drifting in the bay area. a spare the air alert is in effect through monday. lirm is back with d this i pblematic sensitive g. >> that's right, chris. you can smell it and taste it out there. as a result we are looking at the winds still stagnant, not mixing this out. and we have the air quality alert. right now you can see in the red that we're looking at the unhealthy aaron the peninsula into the east bay. but over the entire bay area it's poor today. we won't have the wind to mix things out. and we also have high pressure in control putting a lid on the atmosphere. we are looking at the scenari

. >> paradise mayor jody jones and councilman steve crowder surveys what was left of the town, trying to keep an eye toward the future, amid so much darkness. >> about 80% of the houses in town are gone. and our downtown is devastated. this fire took everything. it wasn't a section. it was townwide. >> this is just one of more than 200 businesses that burned here in paradise, probably in a matter of minutes. it will now take this community many years to recover. in paradise, laura anthony, abc 7 news. >> the smoke from the campfire is drifting into the bay area. the -- a spare the air alert in effect through monday. lisa argen is back with more about that. and lisa, this is problematic especially for sensitive groups. >> that's right, chris. it hasn't been this bad since last october. in fact it's worse in some areas from the wildfires in santa rosa. and we are looking at this to continue, even sliding further south along the central coast skies yesterday. today, tomorrow and monday, a spare the air alert. you notice the reds have taken out from sunday and monday. we get wind tonight

. >> reporter: paradise mayor jodie jones and councilman steve crowder sur vafed whveyed what of their town, trying to keep an eye toward the future amid so much darkness. >> this is my business here, and we're working to head over and see how our house is. i don't know if that survived. about 80% of the houses in town are gone and our downtown is devastated. this fire took everything. it wasn't a section, it was town wide. >> reporter: and, again, we are downtown paradise. this is just one of the many businesses that are completely destroyed here. we can't even tell what this was before the fire occurred. as for those folks in the cars, we learned more from a cal fire spokesman a short time ago. he told us that while many of the folks did leave their cars, they ran. others who were able to get through actually picked them up and took them to safety, so that at least is comforting to hear. he said though there were a lot of cars in the middle of the road, and what firefighters and heavy equipment operators had to do was go down the road in the middle of this fire and literally push the

things up first of all former state representative don jones evil don jones arizona green party candidate for the senate as well and steve morals work good enough to call us tonight well steve looks like your team is having a pretty good night although i think both teams tonight can claim some kind of victory yeah absolutely i predicted that for what it's worth it the the house would go to the democrats historically that that would be a shocker if it didn't happen and that the republicans would hold the senate i mean when you when you look at it again and to put it in perspective and i think it's so very important because the media painted this as a big referendum on trump and that if the democrats did have a blue wave or if they did take back both branches of whatever that oh my god this would be a rebuke like we've never seen before of course obama lost six senate seats and sixty three house seats clinton in his first midterm lost fifty four house seats and nine senate seats so this is not a bad night for donald trump and the republicans at all when you put it in historical perspective it's got to well that's the thing

steve: retired marine corps bomb technician joey jones knows a thing or two about work ethic. ght. i don't have to get off the couch. the government will send me money every month. sign me up. >> listen, i did lose my legs in afghanistan in 2010. i get a va pension. i'm 100% disabled coring to the u.s. government i'm eligible for social disability insurance. i told you as soon how it works i fought for a year to get social security to quit sending me a check. i'm working, i'm doing okay. i lost my legs. i work more hours a week now than i did in the marine corps. i love it. we're born afraid of our environment and hungry. we have those instincts to go out and find security, shelter, nourishment. in this country that is thankfully not something in this country we have to worry about. the majority of us, almost everyone, even poverty comes with opportunity these days. so we're born with those desires met so we have to fulfill the instinctual needs building earning in a career, job, what we need spiritually to be a happy person. also the spirit of competition that keeps us driving

steve ducey ate my homework. >> i do not think it is. tyrus: jasper jones. >> it is probably a book. tyrus: yes. she's good!es. >> also i should not get in the water with dolphin. tyrus: swimming with the dolphins at their leisure and if he is bored and want to entertain friends of adolescents with issues the same as ours and their little hands e. every now and then -- where do bees go at night? >> book. tyrus: no. >> it should be! where do they go at night? tyrus: to their hive. they take care of the babies. all right. let's see here, old tractors and the men who love them. >> is like farmers.com. not a book. tyrus: it is a book. >> old tractors and the men who love them. tyrus: yes. here is when this sound like something i would write.hey wait a minute, i wrote a book by john madden. >> i think it is. >> it is! you did really well. up next "fox nation" is all about the fans. so we invited one of our founding members to join us in studio. the first here is a sneak peek at one of the documentaries you will only be able to see along with dana at "fox nation". >> my fellow americans, thank you for sharing you

steve kerr says time-out. we'll talk it over. 37 points and nine assists, seven threes. w kerry ma lead is 10. k.d., draymond, damian jones1 vick. all right. we showed you the klay costume. can you guess who the grinch is? plays for the lakers. known to wear the fanny pack. if you guessed former warrior, javale mcgee, go get yourself an almond joy. you deserve it. yes, because it's halloween. >> you got to give jer veil credit. seven-foot costumes you can't kwo to the mall for that. >> should have been handing o first, it continues to pay paramedics while we're on break. second, it ensures the closest ambulance can respond if you call 9-1-1. vote yes on 11. proposition 11 "a common sense solution" to protect public safety. it ensures the closest ambulance remains on-call during paid breaks "so that they can respond immediately when needed." vote yes on 11. . >>> all right. that is our report. we appreciate your time. >> for all of us, new york yankees for joining us. >> as we leave you, we'll take a look at city hall aglow of >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live." emily ratajkowski. our 13th annual half-and-h

forwards coach steve borthwick says england will have to be at their best against some "world class" australia players and our rugby union correspondent chris jones team hotel looking at where the game could be won and lost. the scrum has been an area of english dominance over australia going back years, even decades, especially if the weather stays like this, that area could be particularly fascinating this weekend. england have lost a lot of experience in their front row for the campaign, whether because of injury, in the case of mako vunipola, retirement, joe marler, or in the case of dan cole, just not being selected. it has therefore been left to a trio of rocky exeter props to fill the void: —— rookie. conversely, australia come to twickenham with a couple of pi’ops come to twickenham with a couple of props who have seen it and done it, scott sio has more than 50 appearances for his country, those two have fond memories of twickenham, having crushed england at the world cup that in 2015 and they would dearly love to do the same come saturday afternoon. englandengland start as heavy favourites, winning the last five meetings against the wall

jones. world's best inflight entertainment. fly emirates. fly better. >>> good evening. see how important steph curry is in his absence, lost four in a row for first time in steve kerr.no steph or draymond green, boogie in the wings. okc had it their way. 11 points but 13 assists in this game. klay thompson, no, jonas jerebko, no. durant is snuffed. diallo on the back assist. went out with what appeared to be serious injury but maybe not as bad as first thought. klay and k.d. with 27 but collapsed late. warriors lose fourth in row first time since 2013. >>> lebron, back with old teammates, still love him. round of applause from the fans. throwing down. 42. fourth quarter, tied javale mcgee for the lead. >>> raiders in the running for number one pick in the draft, goes to worst team in the league. 2-8 heading to baltimore. at this point lot of people say you got to tank, might as well tank but derek carr said his goal is wreck the draft for everybody and win ♪ ♪ connecting people... ...uniting the world. ♪♪ >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live." tonight -- jeff bridges. from cnn, s.e. cupp. and music from midland. and now, why not -- jimmy kimmel! [ cheer

steve kerr area. this is a warriors fan in hostile territory. first quarter, spurs up four. klay thompson, damian jonesgood finish. third quarter, down 15. lamarcus aldridge makes it 18. dubs fight back. they are the world champions, just over six minutes left. warriors down seven. good ball movement and kevin durant will spot up and pull the warriors within five. under four minutes left. down four. iguodala strips gay, lead cut to one. close as warriors would get. patty mills from australia, st. mary's, from three, dagger. 104-92, coach kerr hugging it out with gregg popovich, and realize that warriors may face some adversity. >> i've had a dream run, had a charmed existence the last four seasons, so of course, this is toughest stretch we've been in. been there last few years but in a dream. now we're faced with real adversity and we've got to get out of it ourselves. >>> raiders in arizona still looking for second win of the season. early first quarter, just outside the red zone, derek carr, jared cook, this is significant because it's the first raiders touchdown in three weeks. that feels pretty goo

steve kerr says time-out. we'll talk it over. 37 points and nine assists, seven threes. ws. kerry ma lead is 10. k.d., draymond, damian jones. with authority. warriors improved to 8-1 with a 131-121 vick. all right. we showed you the klay costume. can you guess who the grinch is? plays for the lakers. known to wear the fanny pack. if you guessed former warrior, javale mcgee, go get yourself an almond joy. you deserve it. yes, because it's halloween. >> you got to give jer veil credit. seven-foot costumes you can't kwo to the mall for that. welcome to cook it safe! challenge, where teams compete to make the right decisions about safe food preparations. our challenge in this round -- read and follow package cooking instructions, and use a food thermometer. let's see how our teams are doing so far -- team 1? we just got 100 points. we separated our raw food from our cooked food. team 2? we got a 100-point green card for proper hand washing before our meal prep. referee: we've reached a critical safety point in the challenge. okay, team 1, let's check this out. uh-oh, not a safe internal temperature for those hamburgers. that p

offenders who identify as jones gender we discussed american present policy towards transgender people with violence like to missed out on conventions rights and political commentator steve mouth but. trumpet ministration recently loosened and changed regulations that came down under the obama administration they say that if you're if you're judged on what you are based on your biological sex ok so this person that we're talking about in chicago in the i would be judged a male under the trumpet ministration and the reason it was changed is because female prisoners in texas had a similar situation and they sued they didn't want a transgender male who said he was a woman coming to their prison they said it was an invasion of their property that you keep everybody safe but you don't start making accommodations special accommodations to gender dysphoria is accepted by the american medical association in american psychological association as distress from gender assignment at birth so this isn't just something that people are doing for fun this is a recognized medical condition based on science based on research and based on study so it's very very important that we train the

jones. world's best inflight entertainment. fly emirates. fly better. world's best inflight entertainment. steve: why not both?s: are you really trying to sell me on this [bleep]? in one breath, you're saying you think there's too many layers. your suggestion is, they're co-managers? steve: correct. lemonis: steve, this is a very important moment. both of our jobs is to put the company in front of our own personal interests. and so, you are permitted to come back to work here. austin: yes, sir. lemonis: and you and i will continue to work together. steve: perfect. lemonis: all right? this is the most drama-filled manufacturer i've ever been to in my life. lee: so, what are we thinking about the next few weeks? what would you like out of me? lemonis: i think you have to decide if you feel like, you know, you could add value here. i think that's the question. lee: i mean i've been around long enough that i think you need me lemonis: yeah. lee: austin has some capabilities, but i'm not sure that he could run at the layer that really should be required for a company of this size. the right model is to have a gm or

steve kerr era. warriors in san antonio. this guy is a warriors fan in hostile territory. first quarter, spurs up four. klay thompson, damian jonesood finish. third quarter, warriors are down 16. lamarcus aldridge makes it 18. but the dubs would fight back. they are the world champions. just over six minutes left in the game, warriors down seven. good ball movement. and kevin durant will spot up and he'll pull the warriors within five. under four minutes left. dubs down four. andre iguodala strips rowdy. the lead cut to one. that's as close as the warriors would get. patty mills from australia, from st. mary's, and here from three. the warriors lose 104-92. coach kerr hugging it out with his good buddy gregg popovich. and he realizes the warriors may face adversity for the first time in a while. >> i've had a dream run for four and a half years. we've had such a charmed existence the last four seasons. so, yeah, of course. this is the toughest stretch we've been. in this is the real nba, you know. we haven't been in the real nba the last few years. we've been in this dream. and so now we're faced with real adversity. and we got t

steve hartman found evidence of th this "on the road." >> a man's purpose should be to serve the living god. >> amen. >> reporter: although no one knew it at the time, minister jerome jonese springfield baptist church in monticello, georgia, recently went through a crisis of faith. ♪ >> i was getting ready to stop coming to church so much as i did. >> reporter: the minister? >> yeah. i didn't see god doing anything for me. >> reporter: so, given all that, this thing comes and basically lands in your lap. >> low and behold, here god shows up. >> reporter: jerome says last month he was at his day job with the power company when a note came down from the heavens. it was attached to three balloons, and it read, god, help me go to college. please help me get everything i need to leave wednesday. signed, mykehia curry. she was about to start her freshman year at albany state university in albany, georgia. no one in her family had ever gone to college, which is why she sent up that prayer. scared and worried. >> scared, this is my first time being away from home. and worried, like as in financially. >> reporter: your family has no money? >> not really, no. so that's why i decid

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jones. world's best inflight entertainment. fly emirates. fly better. >>> welcome back netflix is our mystery stock of the day. steveis is one of the most critical stocks in the s & p 500. why? steve says as goes netflix so goes the s&p it used to be once upon a time general motors and now it's netflix. >> thank god it's not still general motors >> really. >> if you look back and look at the chart over my shoulder this is it with the s&p kind of hard to deny the movement that we get here and you just see the similarities in the overall chart. if you go back probably a month or two before the collapse amazon was 35% of the gains for the s&p. netflix 21%. you add up all of the faang stocks, microsoft, throw that in there as well you have 99% of the s&p's gains for the year it makes perfect sense that these names add up what the s&p is going to do netflix in particular looks the most similar to the overall movement of the s&p. >> that's because the s&p have been a growth market it was sort of the poster child. as the s&p turns into a more value oriented market isn't netflix as an indicator less important? >> you nailed

jones. went something like this. this morning he has changed it ♪ i don't need no rocking chair ♪ i hope claire enjoys her rocking chair. stevey, we got a lot of people came up down the main drag here to be with us. this is a guy whose name is charlie rich. [laughter] but he is known around these parts as the silver fox. and by the way, brian, half the people here wanted me to tell you they are dressed. brian: been a different life had they not been. we would have had a lot of picks labor relations around l pixelations around the torso. steve: the polls last week showed that claire mccaskill was up in the nbc/"wall street journal" poll by 3. for josh hawley to beat her last night by 6 shows you, according to the breakdown, it was largely the folks in rural and small towns which is exactly what branson, missouri is. and that's where we are sitting with the silver fox. ed: we love it the silver fox with steve doocy, our own. we will come back to you throughout the morning. we appreciate you being there in the heart land. what's interesting to me, ainsley. you made this point earlier. it looks like right now the balance of power