stras: we heard about 100. seven is disary and 40 is combination of first-degree murder appeals which comes to us directly. attorney discipline cases. workers' compensation and tax court cases. senator lee: and here again you have been nominated to an appellate court, not a trial court. involves a separate discipline. but the appellate courtroom is no stranger to you or to mr. duncan. mr. chairman, i got a few letters that the judiciary committee has received with regard to kyle duncan. i'd like to introduce a few of those. we received one letter from 31 louisiana lawyers. they all say the following together -- as practicing attorneys we hold a wide range of political views on both sides of the aisle. regardless, we all agree that kyle duncan is exceptional well qualified to serve as judge on the fifth circuit. he'll make everyone in louisiana proud. also got a letter from an l.s.u. professor by the name of paul buyer. he was mr. duncan's opposing counsel in some litigation involving a challenge to louisiana's

scherzer and stras two of the workhorses combining for a record of 31-10 this past year.he only ones making a postseason. it's about a week and a halfish, three weeks i think that they'll announce those winners. >> all good in washington sports tonight. >> yeah, yeah. will have power over your health care. adams supports letting insurance companies deny coverage for pre-existing conditions. seniors would be charged more for health care; premiums would go up. and adams supports giving employers the power to block birth control access for female employees. john adams: wrong on health care, wrong on birth control, wrong for virginia. disclaimer: i'm mark herring, candidate for attorney general, and i sponsored this ad. independent press says they're false. fear mongering. absurd. ralph northam went to vmi and was an army doctor for eight years. in richmond, dr. northam helped pass longer sentences for gang members and mandatory life sentences for violent sexual predators. ralph northam: i'm ralph northam, candidate for governor, and i sponsored this ad because i'm a pediatri

. >> the third busiest amtrak stra station in the country. >> but the real hot spot will be the roads. here is how it looks at this hour. nine out of ten travelers are driving this holiday and the peak comes later this afternoon. good morning. >> it is a busy day filled with people traveling to their thanksgiving destinations and rushing to get everything they need in time for their thanksgiving meals. we are live team coverage. katy zachary is watching the roads for us. let's begin with glenn who has your thanksgiving forecast, glenn. >> yeah. we are in pretty good shape in both areas. the rain that we saw this morning has moved offshore. we have a whole bunch of nothing heading this way. nice weather not only around here but across much of the country. there is the rain moving up to new england. boston may still be getting some delays because of that rain today. as far as the next couple of days, chicago with some really nice weather and it's getting warmer on friday. you can see a lot of places warming up. friday continued dry weather over the next couple of days. getting up to 50

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one major retailer has a new stra react?eporter susan hogan tonight has the story as part of our week long series, reinventing retail. >> wal-mart is reportedly trying to get more customers in its stores by charging you more online. the world's largest retailer is quietly raised prices for some food and household items sold on its u.s. website, including boxes of kraft mac and cheese, toothbrushes and dog food according to the "wall street journal." wal-mart responded online stores are sometimes different than store prices. this comes as wal-mart has tripled its online selections for the holiday season. and speaking of the holiday season, retailers are pulling out all the stops to get you to shop and they need a good year. it is no secret. retailers are hurting for your business. just this year alone, 7,000 retailers will close. starting tomorrow morning on news4 today, we are taking you inside local r reinventing retail. you can see our other story on what malls are doing to survive. you can get that right now on our nbc wa

general in charge of the stra teejishic air command said he could deny an order to launch nuclear weapons by president trump if it's deemed illegal. he would come up with strike options that are legal. and the command would control u.s. nuclear weapons. >>> in florida, news that y is condition. hospitalized with multiple organ failure. the 67-year-old former teen idol was taken to a ft. lauderdale area hospital last wednesday. his family is at his bedside. earlier this year, he revealed he's battling dementia. >>> and in massachusetts, watch as a car goes barrelling through a convenience store. look at that. slamming through the shelves. knocking down everything in its way. before finally coming to a stop inside the store. amazingly, no one was injured. some twinkies were hurt. >> twinkies are invincible. >> the one way to destroy a twinkie. >>> finally, in toledo, ohio, drivers had to do a double take. they didn't have to. they may have. when they saw traffic was blocked friday afternoon. check it out. this was scooby. a 1-year-old camel who escaped from his fenced-in home and went for a

joining us now is bob stra*ng from the anti-terrorism task force in new york. the mayor and police made it clear this guy was inspired by isis trying to do what isis has called on him to do. bob, how do you stop an attack like this? >> jon, this is a tough one and something that in new york we've been looking at for quite some time. we've seen it in europe and we know this is the choice for an act of terrorism. it is very difficult to stop. many of the cases that you heard commissioner o'neill talk about were stopped by intelligence, stopped ahead of time. this is the kind of thing where there is no footprint, no background information, no social media profile to date that they can find. so it becomes a real issue for law enforcement because how do you stop someone who wants to take a truck like this on any city block in new york or anywhere across the country and killing people? it's a very difficult thing to do. >> jon: in some respects this suspect did not fit the profile at all. generally the perpetrators of attacks like this are 18 to 22 years old, unmarri

stra >>> this morning on "world news now," houston, we have a winner, an epic world series with a stunninghe dodgers. see who predicted this outcome three years ago and who got down on one knee, with a winning play after the game. on this thursday, november 2nd. >> lots of congratulations going around. >>> also the latest on the new york terror suspect and what he asked for in the hospital. plus, what federal agents found on his phone. >>> and new this half hour. former first lady is speaking out about social media. >> and she's not holding back. michelle obama is telling some young people, think before you tweet. we'll tell you about that coming up. >>> and ♪ i'm a material girl >> everything you thought you knew is all wrong. madonna may not actually be a material girl. year' -- we're going to show you an image that has madonna fans doing a double take on this thursday, november 2nd. ♪ that's all right with me ♪ >>> and we do say good morning on this material thursday. houston strong. >> a material thursday? i didn't know you could do that. >> but the big news, of course, the breaking ne

improving our military readiness and ensuring we have the right assets, including stra teeth particular assets in the region is important to preventing conflict and making sure we are prepared to respond. >> general, there are some foreign policy experts, some intelligence experts who believe the only route to negotiated settlement between the united states and north korea with china support would be very strong pledge from the united states not to seek regime change in north korea. and also to remove u.s. forces from the korean peninsula and provide other methods for south korea's defense. is that something that this white house would even entertain? >> well, we are always assessing our strategies and policies based on the degree to which we think they are effective. right now we said the goal is denuclearization of the peninsula, period. and what you've seen is just the very beginning, maybe the end of the beginning of the president's strategy in the form of knew sanctions in place now. much more work to do to isolate the regime diplomatically and economically. and i think we have to

this is -- this is not normal behavior in any healthy democracy and from sweden to stra australia, fromn to canada, there's no healthy democracy where you see the constant assault on truth emanating from the seed of executive power like we do in this administration. and it's not a small thing. it's a big thing. and we can't spend enough time in my view talking about it. >> i mean, i think there's something very conscious, a lot of his tweeting is intuitive and spontaneous. trump is setting up a dynamic throughout this administration, which is that he's here, his enemy is the press. his enemy is the press. they won't tell the truth about him, they won't give him a fair shake, they won't report things fairly, you know, for conservatives, they won't do anything fair. so it's him versus this monolithic press. his first target is cnn and he has cnn as a target because he had a personal relationship with jeff zucker and he thinks jeff zucker has like turned on him or is not doing the right thing by him. and he's got this whip hand against cnn because of the at&t/time warner merger. this tweet

so it's not something on which a whole lot of effort, time or energy or stra, the northam gillespie campaign depended where you were in the state what kind of campaign you saw, in the suburbs of virginia where live was a campaign about tax rates and traffic in other places about confederate memorials. it was just a mel average of different campaigns. i find it difficult to characterize governor elect northam other than a gentleman in the southern style and ed gillespie as a gentleman in the southern style, very affable. neither of them are trumpian, neither with secretary clinton with long and fixed images in the mind of the public. so i don't think there's really one campaign that we canty off on. >> rose: well work about the fact that gillespie commercials certainly in the last several weeks of the campaign seemed like trumpian commercials. >> yeah, i think that. >> but they-- go ahead. >> i think that ed gillespie was trying to be trumpian without being trump, trying to get trump's issues out there without embracing the president too closely. and it didn't work for him it worked to galvan

. >> absolutely. [ applause ] >> goodness, stra. >> i can't wait to hear what's going through the men's to a big wedding in the big easy. serena, congratulations, well, we think. we think. [ applause ] we think. daily mail reporting serena is set to marry her fiance alex ohanian 2 1/2 months after the birth of their baby girl alexis olympia. sources say it's going to be a big one. 250 plus guests including we kris jenner, meghan markle and reporting that they're sparing no expense and they have shrouded everything in such secrecy. >> well, not enough. >> i guess they're trying. guests won't even learn where the ceremony is or details until tomorrow morning. >> prince harry shows up, heads will explode. >> absolutely and we will have a full investigative report on that. >>> then finally i love this story. diana ross and the kindness of a stranger in los angeles, love this song too. seems diana was doing a little shopping, a woman after my own heart and misplaced something while shopping in marshall's. before she could get turned upside down, inside out and round and round, i'm sorry, i t

stra i pour over my brussels sprouts that i cooked off with some onions. >> nice. >> love them. [ applauseerybody, we just learned how to make brussels sprouts unhealthy. [ laughter and applause ] >> how do you fry them? >> sandra, robin says i'm tired of the usual apple and pumpkin pies. what's an alternative? >> everybody has great cakes an the house. i'll take a carrot cake and maybe some apples and walnuts just what you have in the kitchen and be any kind of cake and then -- then it gets better. ooh. then a little bit of pudding, now, this is out abouterscotch, vanilla, whatever you like and put milk in there and just a whisk and then let that thicken up a little bit. pour that all over. to use a frozen cake so anything in the freezer, a store bought, i am sandra lee and bake that off into the oven but you could do doughnuts, anything frozen would be good. >> that's almost as unhealthy as his brussels sprouts. >> here you go. [ applause ] >> all right. we'll talk about cranberries in just a bit, rocco. sorry, we have to move on. much more of our turkey 911 still ahead. >>> holiday "dea

. >> okay, stra, would you believe people buy fake trees.ut of the business and put a strain on the supply which will, of course, cost you more. also, guys, it takes seven to ten years to grow a tree where it's ready to sell so what was happening seven to ten years ago? we were in the middle of a great recession, people weren't buying as many trees so farmers at that point weren't planting as many and now feeling the effects seven to sen years later and the artificial trieees. >> give us good tips for best selection and everything? >> go to a place that charges you one fee no matter how big the tree is. here up to 12 feet it costs you one price and get it early before the supply gets real tight. >> all right. t.j., looking good out there. i think you told on yourself. >> i got a box of tree in my basement. >> we'll be right back. you told on yourself. ♪ come on mom! let's go! ♪ mom! slow down! for the ones who keep pushing. always unstoppable. whget more bang for your buck with $15 kohl's cash for every $50 spent! earn it on ev

i'm on the edge of stra bane in county the moment.d and just over there is the town of clifford in the irish republic. there is no customs post 01’ republic. there is no customs post or passport check or barrier in sight. under the situation stays this way really depends on what the customs arrangements would be after the uk please the european union. chris buckler has been speaking to people in the area. for many months now, politicians have been huddled in brexit negotiations, the uk and the eu both pushing their priorities. and what is decided on one of the key issues will have quite an impact here. the derry donegal vipers are an irish—american football team, and their players come from both northern ireland and the republic. our whole team is split almost down the middle, from either side of the border, which is great. a key question is, what will happen to that border after brexit? in the future, is it possible that people will have to negotiate their way through customs posts as they once did in the past? a hard border would ma

what i think deo maybe has an interest i'd like to hear more is rather than taking a page from the stra teet ij reserve in one location. what if we were to locate it in storage in northern appalachian area. so we can have a secondary supply. a secondary source to be able to provide that for the pet row chemical supply material for around the country. do you have a thought about that? from doe's position. where they maybe on having a secondary -- it's not replacing by any stretch. just having something in another location. so it's not vulnerable to weather. >> so congressman you bring up an important issue. location, location, location. diversity is very important. and as we look at any sort of whether it's fuel product, chemical product, having and thinking about having flexibility and where that product is developed also looks at our security and resilience for the nation. so i understand that in the appalachian area there's a lot of natural gas resources. and by product of natural gas and the ability is e that i know. i know the secretary had a round table discussion and is looking at

afternoon being in front for so long i have to tell i binged "stra e "stranger things 2."s, there is. >> well, "stranger things" came out last year and became this huge hit i heard about it very early because my very hip son who is 16 at the time he said, dad, have you heard of this new show? when did it come out yesterday. he had watched eight hours and literally that day i got a call that the creators, the duffer brothers, wanted to meet me for the second season. they had this role they said we kind of -- we were thinking about you for this role, and we call the character dr. paul reiser. i said, well, then i should probably do it somebody else does it, they'll be confused. >> would you have done it if your son didn't say he just watched it and loved it? >> i i'm sure -- i would have watched it i said this is great >> he tells me what's happening. he was actually -- as much as he loved "stranger things" he said, dad, they want you like -- even as cool as it was now he will be impressed i'm less impressed with "stranger things" that they would want you >> they would have

intelligence community assessment that was made public in january spoke about rt and said rt conducts stra te-- why have you not shut down rt on you tube? >> thank you. we have heard the concerns. we spoke about this previously. the we recognize there are many concerned about rt slabted p perspective. at the same time it goes beyond the issue to cable and satellite tv and beyond. we have carefully reviewed the compliance with the policies. we haven't found violation of our policy against hate speech and violence and the like. >> it's a propaganda machine. the intelligence community all 17 agencies says it's an arm of one of our adversaries. >> and we agree. >> i would like for you to take that back to executives and rethink continuing to have it on your platform. >> we agree the transparency is important for sources of information. we are working on additional ways to provide that. a range of government organizations. >> well, would you consider putting on that site that the intelligence community and the united states believes it's an arm of our adversary russia so people know what they'r

stras: it's a critical distinction. the role of a judge and role of courts is to decide actual cases and controversy and we had a number of cases. bigging is one. i wrote similar dissentence, where i said this is an abstract controversy. it's a question for the legislature to consider because there's no longer a live case or controversy before us. so i think that sets a theme of about two or three dissentence i have written over time where i said we need to be mindful of our proper role as judges. senator hatch: well, i support both of you and i want to thank both of you for being willing to serve. senator grassley: thank you. senator whitehouse. senator whitehouse: thank you, chairman. and welcome, both nominees. there is a distinction that i would like to try to elucidate that i hope you will both agree with. let me ask first whether you agree that we ought not base our -- >> this hearing continues online at c-span.org. the house coming in next. they'll take up a resolution later today requiring anti-sexual harassment

this morning we were in stra bane on the border.rd has now moved toa clifford. chris baird has now moved to a farm in enniskillen near the town of lisnaskea. we can join to a farm in enniskillen near the town of lisnaskea. we canjoin him now. farming is one of the major issues in all of this, subsidies, regulation. i'm on a farm in county fermanagh. derek thornton owns it, a cattle and sheep farmer, what are your thoughts on where we're at regarding the debate around what may or may not happen to the border?|j or may not happen to the border?” think everybody is lost on this, is lost. but we need a soft border and definitely need to get rid of the regulations. we need to have trade with our counterparts. we can't do without them. this has gone on. the biggest market is on the other side of the sea, the uk market. we definitely have to have it. regulations and imports and exports. they have to be all seem to. and we need, we need to work with our cou nterpa rts need, we need to work with our counterparts in northern ireland as isaid.