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let's bring in paul sweeney for his take on cbs. cbs's kicking things off. how titus cbs to the broader economy? paul: they still have a lot of their revenue -- tied is cbs to the broader economy? paul: they still have a lot of heir revenue tied into that. as we see a lot of consolidation in the industry, and a lot of competition from the technology companies like amazon and of the p aree media companies, where do they stand? -- pure media companies, where do they stand? scarlet: we just got the cbs numbers as you were speaking. adjusted earnings percent or that's per share of a dollar -- adjusted earnings per share above estimations. marginally higher in after-hours trades. forline: a big key focus not only the u.s. consumer but the worldwide consumer. fourth-quarter adjusted earnings per share is ahead of expectations. the fourth quarter comparable sales is up three point sent -- 3% beating estimations. the point is, we are looking ahead to the fourth quarter as well in terms of china. interestingly, a beat in china is comparable sales up 1%. the estimate

when sam sweeney, a folk musician, picked up and played this violin, it was love at first sound.was something about the tone that ijust adored. sam spotted the fiddle in roger claridge's shop. the pieces had sat in a bag in roger's workshop for years, until he was persuaded by his wife to assemble them, breathing new life into the old. inside, sam was intrigued by a label that read "richard howard, 1915" and the words "made in the great war". sam's father found the violin‘s creator through war records. more than a century ago, richard howard had headed off to war, but was killed at the battle of messene. at home, he left a wife, a daughter and the beginnings of a violin. he'd made five instruments, this is number six. he'd made five instruments and then he's called to war and he never comes back. and so the bits are there and here we are holding this now and you know, you don't make a violin like this, or the bits of it anyway, without putting yourself into it. there's a big chunk of richard howard in there. and it was an extraordinary experience to go from just looking for a new

tiffany sweeney, bbc news. an incredible procedure. for me and the team, thanks for watching.he uk. 6ot morning not looking great across the southern half of the uk. got some heavy rain on the way. i will show you where it‘s coming from. this is a satellite image of the last few hours, and it‘s basically the weather front that is making a beeline for the southern parts of the uk. it's beeline for the southern parts of the uk. it‘s going to turn what in the uk. it‘s going to turn what in the southwestern areas of the uk. by the southwestern areas of the uk. by the time we get to midnight, rating in the south of england and wales. this weather front is going to reach london by early saturday morning. it will be colder and clearer in the north. tomorrow a miserable start of the day and the south. there will be a bit ofa the day and the south. there will be a bit of a breeze. this is the hire is forecast. you can see what rain sweeping over southern counties there. not too bad and the midlands. it will come and go, but by the middle of the morning a few drips and drops. scotland a

and sweeney rather coldly says, you would know better than i, senator. and hart says let's go home. home. >> former senator gary hart is expected to appear momentarily at a denver hotel room where he is expected to withdraw from the presidential race. >> there he is. >> there is lee hart and gary hart. >> now, clearly, under the present circumstance, this campaign cannot go on. i refuse to submit my family and my friends and innocent people and myself to further rumors and gossip. it is simply an intolerable situation. >> less than a week after his story broke in the million herald, tom feedler watched what his reporting had wrought. >> the newsroom outside the executive editor's office, they were also watching it on the tvs, there, and sorry, i'm getting emotional, the newsroom broke into applause. i was feeling quite devastated. i think that this, you know, that this was the result. i didn't have any second thoughts about whether we had done the right thing. but i think i realized then that the stakes involved, and you play at that level, it's serious. and it is not something that

to's bring in paul sweeney give us some added perspective here. as you look through the numbers, this is a beat on the bottom and top line. share to getiger investors excited about the stock, details on the streaming business? does. this quarter gives him a good backdrop to say our existing businesses are performing across the board. investors are focused on the future. some key issues management will need to address, the closing of the 21st century fox deal. when is that going to close? what kind of cost synergies? what kind of revenue opportunities? so we need more detail around the combined company. does thely, what streaming business look like in 2019 has they launch their direct to consumer streaming business. were looking for color on content, pricing, some people trying to get a sense of the over economics of that streaming business for the combined company. media networks revenue up 9% year over year, park and 9%.orts up are they firing on all cylinders? >> the business is diversified. a steadym business is approach because they have all t

shot gun from sweeney sports in napa. day of the mass shooting at marjorie douglas high school in florida. also gun purchased legally but because of the modifications, illegal in california. and wong was able to enter the building through a metal door leading into the basement he propped open the nfore.full rep abc7news.com. back to you. >>> than 2,000 people without power in berkeley right now. outage reported 30 minutes ago. live look from emeryville tower cam. east of highway 80, north of paulo street, heard popping noises before the power went out. updates here and at abc7news.com. >>> "new york times" reports that sheryl sandberg asked facebook staff to dig up dirt on george soros who criticized them in january. sandberg asked staff to figure out if billionaire democratic o flan philanthropist could gain anything from the attacks. >>> chilling new video from inside the camp fire. you'll see dramatic body camera video of rescue in middle of tht firestorm. >>> what is changing for google project. what's a gig of data?l

shown rule of law and love to be stronger than what an amazing sentiment because after this comes sweeney hawt. to think like that with that's what the website of the synagogue where eleven of their congregation was actually killed has this conversation going down online people are pointing a finger at the head of the country mike says it's quite difficult to buy anti-semitism when it's being propagated from the highest offices in the country most of the time we have for today show guest thank you very much.

landscape the fast as it please your coverage we could buy these horses for as far as the eye can see sweeney slowly to extract the black calls from the subtree into ups. into bill shore lane highways all around town in order to accommodate the lines of trucks transporting of kinds of pipes beeves sand and water used to track. yes it was planted in fence everything was done in a hurry because of the immediacy of the work of the enormous influx of workers investors in the employ. chasing their dream to grab a piece of the pie. i have out of germany got austrian guy i'm italian an american and my rifles just in case i need to kill someone. most americans have guns in their house. and at the foot of my bed is a bible. most of my adult life was spent in universities doing teaching or research i went to the university of maine and got several degrees there in agricultural engineering information systems then i worked for mit on the human genome project. there came a time when there was a recession there was high unemployment i spent a lot of time reading the news on the internet and i kept reading

for more, let's bring in paul sweeney for bloomberg intelligence.y, everyone amazon's interest in sports. they are going into football, soccer as you call it in the u.s.. why are they building up so much in life sports? paul: because they can afford to. they are spreading their bets across programming across the board. they will spend $5 billion amazon prime this year. one major area they have not been, i would argue, is a sports. to the extent they wanted to step up and take a look at some of these regional sports networks that disney and fox are going to be divesting, that is a big step for them. this is an asset we have valued between 15 and $20 billion. this would be a sizable stake on the part of amazon and amazon prime business. joe: is that really going to pay off? -- romaine: is that really going to pay off? usually paying whatever you can force forces the winning back, but it seems not the case anymore. paul: sports is still the best programming on television because from an advertising perspective, advertisers value that programming. distr

the logistics of being able to recruit two variables are in this course politically sweeney's. one closer to the list who still wants to be able to to trigger one of course we do have issues about also of incorporation sometimes all through the lobby will be to function properly and we have to briefly groups of friends into the country because it's about communications a whole range of things from the government is quite large country to draft country on some of the tunes really difficult for him to write so this is all about a civil war albeit with powerful x. the back of a given that is essentially yemenis fighting each other do you have any sense that people trapped in this suffering this policy and both starvation seventy says they believe that this war is just all that it's worth the suffering. from what we've seen and the people to create suffering or majority to agree with the problem of. hundreds of children thousands of children who come to her interest from war to return to. loose you know to the lucky which when school or when she farms will look who is coming from o

broadcasting live there right from our studios in moscow this is our team international and thomas sweeney glad to have you with us. a new political landscape is shaping up in the u.s. after the midterm elections democrats have regained control of the house of representatives but the republicans extended their majority in the senate president trump says that both sides will try to work together despite the divide and last night the republican party defied history to expand our senate majority well significantly beating expectations in the house. for the mid. and midterm year hopefully we can all work together next year to continue delivering for the american people it seems we're facing a divided government in the legislative branch at this point the houses of congress we've got the house of representatives and the u.s. senate are controlled by different parties the democrats gained control of the house of representatives while the senate remains solidly republican with the republicans actually increasing their leadership and their role in the senate gaining a few seats it's not exactly cl

he fell from a window or but you know very soon what some of the people who like for example john sweeney of the b.b.c. i mean he professes to be an expert on russia he should know better than to be pushing you know conspiracies like that i mean he's no better than you know people in britain who pushed conspiracies over nine eleven or the death of david kelly for example you see then. the former moscow correspondent the guardian you know writing you know i mean this is a guy who really should know a lot better that kind of text is beneath contempt. absolutely beneath contempt i mean at the end of day even the liberal media here as you said at the. moscow radio benedict of who's a famous opposition journalist. they are all saying that it's true that he died of natural causes that he was in for a long time you know. this is how it is i mean and you know i mean there's no conspiracy in russia now i do accept as well that people don't have to accept everything the russian government says is true of course not i mean i mean nobody should ever accept everything and the government says to be gos

. >> good morning, commissioners, ed sweeney, deputy director inspection services. i'm here to report on the code enforcement activity at d.b.i. for the month of october. building inspections performs, 6,159. as you can see, it was a very busy month. >> oh, really. >> complaints received, 491. complaints responded to 48 or 72 hours, 476. complaints received and abated without n.o.v., 241. abated complaints with notice of violation, 73. second notice of violations referred to code enforcement, 40. housing inspection services, house inspections formed, 1,041. complaints received, 388. complaint response within 24 to 72 hours, 385. complaints with notice of violations issued, 158. abated complaints with n.o.v.'s, 361. number of cases sent to director's hearing, 344. routine inspections, 154. code enforcement, number of cases sent to director's hearing, 74. number of order abatements issued, 20. number of cases under advisement, eight. number of cases abated, 87. code enforcement inspections performed, 307. nothing -- nothing was referred to the litigation committee, an

in which colts was sent to a prisoner of war camp at sweeney's near there done. they seem to consider me a criminal. but it's clear enough that the french hate us and they want us to pay for. many of the prisoners were suffering from hunger and disease. all of them just wanted to return home. life was also difficult for many french civilians for example post-war inflation drove up the prices of basic foods. volunteers arrived from america to help in the reconstruction effort. philanthropist and morgan and dr and mary dyke set up a civilian relief organization called the american committee for devastated france . about three hundred fifty american women signed up to serve with the organization morgan wrote to her mother that she enjoyed her work. ethic. the people here need us they've suffered under german occupation they don't have much food and they sleep on bare floors but now they're doing better. than. they were now an estimated six million war orphans in europe. these polish children eventually found new homes with families in the united states . in france t

my name's ed sweeney. i'm the director of services at department of building inspection, and we put together a great fair for the city of san francisco to come down and meet all the experts. we've got engineers, architects. we have builders, we have government agencies. >> well, we have four specific workshops. we have the accessible business entrance. >> my name is leah, and i am the assistant manager with the department of small business. i am leading the new accessibility ordinance that helps existing owners better comply with existing access laws. so all buildings that have places of public accommodation in san francisco, they must comply with this ordinance. >> the a.d.e. was setup by the board of supervisors, and the ordinance was passed about a year ago. >> one of the biggest updates that we have is that the deadlines were extended, so all of the deadlines were extended by six months. >> and it's really to help the public, the business community to be specific, to cut down on the amount of drive by

fun question for france and sweeney a continuation old long duration of the war was rather positive because the longer the war lasted the more gains they stood to make at the hapsburgs expense is touch a key it's a new strategy a first waiting and seeing how the other side presents itself also derives of course from the worry that you might be making demands that are not high enough that are well below what you could achieve and your daughter doesn't play investment said some country. that. the congress also presents minster and often a book with a major logistical headache finding accommodation for the large missions ensuring security and providing food. the minister city archive houses all the surviving documents. the city of moons but alone to the principality of moons that from zero for the purpose of the congress it needed a new status as clean and only the emperor had grown used to throw the city was declared neutral for the duration of the congress but. he's annoyed to call it it is this new drought he also implied that all those who supply the city with food should also have safe co

you will hear from an eyewitness and we will remember a sweeney row.e will hear from senator tom tell us on the changing vote totals in the races in arizona and florida but team coverage marriage the development around the mueller investigation but first we go to be event with latebreaking development on the key undecided midterm races and changing numbers. >> these numbers are updating almost every hour. 8:00 pm out there and still nearly half 1 million ballots to be counted. the league keeps shifting between martha mcsorley and kristin nema, she is up by 9000 votes. this is long from over. q the lawyers or the guys with magnifying glasses. more on that in a mallet. woke up this morning dreading along and painful process. i have been here before and now i'm here again. in case you can't tell she's in the dentist's chair. we feel your pain. she's been in close elections before, she won her first by 167 votes. it is not that close in florida yet. here is the race, rick scott, the sitting governor, less than a 12:45%, 17,000 votes in the number keeps nar

. >> 36-year-old former army combat veteran albert wong bought the shotgun from sweeney sports in napa and rifle from burlinggame, less than a month before the attack. >> he bought the shotgun february 14th, the day of the mass shooting in florida. the day before the shooting, investigators say wong did internet searches on phrases related to murder and overcoming the fear of death. >> that continued until the morning of the shooting, when he watched graphic videos of suicides. investigators say he fatally shot himself after ex-changing gunfire with deputies. >>> it's apparently happened again. weapons belonging to a law enforcement officer stolen from a vehicle parked in a bay area city street. the east bay express reports a fully automatic rifle and other weapons were stolen from a vehicle parked outside the federal building in oakland tuesday night. the vehicle belonged to the bureau of alcohol, tobacco and firearms. the agency is not saying what was stolen resisly, but said atf is aware of the theft and is aggressively pursuing leads and working closely with local partners to quick

she's got her dog sweeney with her. they didn't leave right away. but she heard all the explosions around her house and it sounded like a battlefield, so she had to go. you can read all the survival stories and many others on nbcbayarea.com. >>> helping to lift the spirits of first responders working in the fire zone, al roker is now in butte county with eight all-star chefs. that's an instagram video. they're boarding a plane in new york. they'll beerhankiving meal for all of the first responders. >> it's a family's worst nightmare confirmed. the worst fears. the coroner says the body found saturday near the marina is ian powers. the 49ers fan disappeared during last week's game at levi's stadium. the conclusion today, no foul play. this was accidental. nbc bay area marianne favro has the details in santa clara. >> this is one of the last times ian powers was seen alive. surveillance video shows him walking in levi's stadium november 12th during the fourth quarter. duck hunters discovered his body in the water about a mile from the marina. divers p

when folk musician sam sweeney went in seach of a new violin, he had no idea of the incredible story the fiddle is now making music again. when sam sweeney, the folk musician, picked up and played this violin, it was love at first sound. picked up and played this violin, it was love at first soundlj picked up and played this violin, it was love at first sound. i singled out this fiddle and fell in love with it, and there was something about the tone that are just adored. sam spotted the fiddle in roger claridge's shop. the pieces had sat ina bag claridge's shop. the pieces had sat in a bag and roger's workshop the yea rs in a bag and roger's workshop the years until he was persuaded by his wife to assemble them, breathing new life into the old. inside, sam was intrigued by a label that read "richard howarth, 1915" and the words, "made in the great war". sam's father found the maker in all records. more than a century ago, richard howard had headed off to war but was killed in battle. at home, he left a wife, a daughter and the beginnings of a violin. he made five instruments, this is

our deputy director ed sweeney in particular worked closely with supervisor safai's office and the city attorney on the ordinance. we do have inspectors as supervisor safai just referred in the field all the time. and of course, we do try to respond to these complaints within 48-72 hours. i think the most recent strategic review of our plan shows that we do that about 98% of the time. we are quite enthusiastically looking forward to being responsive for this. >> supervisor a. safai: thank you. >> supervisor k. tang: thank you. and thank you supervisor safai for bringing this forth. can you elaborate a little more how it's different from what's being done currently. it looked like, i'm guessing this is a new civil penalty of $500 per day and criminal penalties per the building code, so that's new? >> yes, what's really new here is the penalties have been increased for people who aren't being responsive to the notices of violation. >> supervisor a. safai: madam chair, just to add onto that, we also allow for corrective action, if someone is noticed, they have the ability to correct the vi

five was approaching from the east and coming in the opposite direction from west timor were john sweeney of the sunday times with american photographer chip ryan there were the top houses shows of homes. most of the roads and streets very empty and security could completely fall apart delhi airport was eerie when we came in at the same time as aircraft is trained in peacekeeping forces the f one building was deserted and partially destroyed there were no formalities no security checks. nor was there any transport not the traditional kind anyway. we managed to flag down a cattle truck but i can remember surlier standing at the front of the of the tip. with his head up above looking down the highway the australian peacekeepers that set up in one of the beach front row tells him in dili the ring didn't steal they've made a headquarters in the main hotel which is called the tourist my hotel which is also on the beach we didn't want to get involved with the australian army we didn't want to be controlled in any particular way we wanted to. stay independent because we hadn't flown in with the

he's been through a florida recount has al gore's campaign manager in 2000 and dan sweeney reporter righte with me. donna, florida 2000 looms over everything. have the democrats learned anything politically and are the republicans up to the same old tricks in that rhetoric or is it worse when we hear it basically embraced by trumpism? >> first of all, i think we have learned a lot since 2000. we have fought to open up the voter registration process. we faugought to make sure we upe the machine, technology and since 2016 when we saw potential meddling by the russian, homeland security is in the process of helping states update entire election administration. when the deadline to cast your ballot is november 6th and many of the ballots are coming from overseas whether it's military or non-military, you have to count every vote. back in 2000, we had less than six million voters. we had over 8.5 million people cast ballots. it's important to have every legal and lawful ballot counted before we certify the election results. i believe that voter intent matters. we need to take a look at what ha

. >> sweeney todd at the thanksgiving table. >> laura: does anyone call and about a different type ofre cooking? >> absolutely. >> laura: a goose or duck or hen or pigeon or single? >> absolutely. we get those calls all the time. i am making a chicken but we here you will are here, so i goa call and how to make meringue. so yeah, i got all kinds of -- mooring for a lemon pie. [laughs] >> laura: don't you agree that a goose is not easy to cook? they say the goose is cooked -- but a goose is not easy to cook braid is always greasy. my brother wanted it once a year, the charles dickens christmas, we were cursing him out by the end of the year. that goose was a grease ball. not a butterball, a grease ball. >> not very tasty and the end. let's stick with a butterball turkey. [laughs] >> janice, when should you cut the bird? it continues to cook up to take it out of the oven, correct? when is the ideal time to cut the turkey? >> good question. that is one of the questions that comes in on our phone lines a lot. if you let it rest for about 20 minutes, and of the bigger target, you can let i

when sam sweeney, a folk musician, picked up and played this violin, it was love at first sound. by a label that read "richard howard, 1915" and the words "made in the great war". sam's father found the violin's creator through war records. more than a century ago, richard howard had headed off to war, but was killed at the battle of messene. at home, he left a wife, a daughter and the beginnings of a violin. he'd made five instruments, this is number six. he'd made five instruments and then he's called to war and he never comes back. and so the bits are there and here we are holding this now and you know, you don't make a violin like this, or the bits of it anyway, without putting yourself into it. there's a big chunk of richard howard in there. and it was an extraordinary experience to go from just looking for a new violin to suddenly discovering this absolutely incredible story and now i'm the guardian of this incredible historical artefact. it means so much to me, but it means so much to richard's descendants. your grandfather's violin. how lovely, thank you. and i can see th

jazeera to booty a range of refugees in bangladesh are in limbo after a patch or a ation deal with sweeney vaca and the me n. ma government was put on hold while the seven hundred thousand of them fled their homeland last year after a crackdown by myanmar's military many are demanding justice for the atrocities committed against them mohammed jem june has the story of one woman. refugee montage the scars may be healing but the pain is constant. point about i'm not even i am i don't know where the my husband was shot and killed three of my children had their throat slit and then they hacked their bodies to pieces laughing as well so you know well montages recalls how in august two thousand and seventeen when mars military attacked her village of tula tolly rights groups called it a massacre that resulted in the deaths of hundreds of civilians after being raped montages says she was locked in a house that was set on fire. she shows me the burns she sustained before managing to escape with her sole surviving child eight year old razia for whom these marks from a machete serve as a reminder of

rule of law and love to be stronger than what an amazing sentiment because after this conversation sweeney hawt. to think that. the website of the synagogue. was actually killed this conversation. people aren't pointing a finger at the head of the country mike says it's quite difficult to buy anti-semitism when it's being propagated from the highest offices in the country time we have a show guest thank you very much for joining us. i mean his story. every week brings a series of breaking stories told through the eyes of the world. these two voices one of the few journalists that were actually doing investigative. cameras on the media focus on. the rights to those stories but then he never publishes those stories. on al-jazeera. al-jazeera. and live from studio. headquarters. welcome to the news grid al-jazeera has learned new details about what might happen to the body. we've been told that hydrofluoric acid has been found in the cell the . we look at the attempts to cover up the journalists murder. a shooting spree inside a bar packed with college students and southern california a gunma

still be cross—examined, but he was in the dock, not in the witness box, and thejudge, mr justice sweeneycause he has declined to give any further evidence. he went on to tell them i have given him time to consider that, but that is his position. the judge went on to say i will give you directions in due course as to how you should approach that, and he told them what that meant is that there would be no further cross—examination of russell bishop in the witness box, and his evidence had come to an end, and thejury has now been sent home for the afternoon, because there are no more witnesses to call now until tomorrow. earlier on this morning, russell bishop was asked about that attack in 1994 which he was convicted of trying to kill a seven—year—old girl. he told the jury seven—year—old girl. he told the jury that he was not a paedophile. he said he did not attack the girl, he had no sexual motivation when he attacked the girl, and he told the jury, despite being convicted the tried to kill her, that he didn't try and kill that seven—year—old, and there were some tense moments when russe

but he was in the dock, not the witness box, and the judge, mist orjustice sweeney, turned to thejuryevidence. he went on to tell them, "i have given them time to consider that, but that is his position. i will give you directions in due course as to how you should approach that." and he told them what that meant is there would be no further cross—examination of russell bishop in the witness box, and his evidence had come to an end. and thejury has now been sent home for the afternoon because there are no more witnesses to call now until tomorrow. earlier this morning, russell bishop was asked about that attack in 1994 which he was convicted of trying to kill a seven—year—old girl. he told thejury kill a seven—year—old girl. he told the jury that you was not a paedophile. he said he did not attack the girl, he had no sexual motivation when he attacked the girl, and he told thejury motivation when he attacked the girl, and he told the jury despite being convicted for trying to kill her, that he didn‘t try and kill that seven—year—old. and there were some tense moments when russell bish

jillian: this isn't the first time this happened to charles sweeney. protect themselves if they feel threatened. >>> how do you stop a bad guy with a gun? a school in michigan says use a hockey puck. the police chief at oakland university suggesting the idea. >> coached for my kids when they were growing up. i remember getting hit in the head with a hockey puck once. it really hurt. it fits well into your briefcase or backpack. doesn't roll around taking out your books. jillian: 800 pucks have been sent to faculty members in case of active shooter. 700 go to students. >>> watch out for this guy. the root of grocery store drama in the uk. fights are sprouting over all these new kevin the carrot toys. one shopper describes the carrot chaos, worse than black friday. watch out for kevin. ainsley: kevin the carrot. all right. add that to the list. steve: 20 minutes before the top. hour. janice dean. janice -- ainsley: what is so funny? >> these ladies came up, are we on tv? where are you from? >> fairfield, connecticut. >> seattle. >> st. louis missouri. >>