world war one battle grounds and burial sites at the start of a weekend of events marking the said teenie of the armistice british prime minister theresa may say said that the commemorations were a time to reflect on the country's shared history and look ahead to their shared future. presenter said the country's entire column and plunging his nation and deeper into political crisis has particularly admitted it did not have enough votes for install a new prime minister the country is seen in a strategically important to neighboring india and china. or thoughts is in somalia say that islam is suicide bombers have killed at least ten people in the capital mogadishu three separate blasts rocked the area around the police headquarters security forces shot dead four gunman tried to storm a nearby hotel should bab insurgent group said it carried out the attacks. but really moving wildfires have forced thousands of people to flee their homes in central in northern california fire chiefs of told all thirteen thousand residents of the town of malibu to leave several people have been found dead in b

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. >> a teeny, teeny baby. and now she's three and a half years old.ght laughter ] well, they big-time you. >> jimmy: what do you mean? >> this week -- this week my daughter goes, "i have octopus underwear." and i go, "octopus uerwear?" and she goes, "yeah." [ laughter ] she big-timed me. i was like, "o th, iot gpull it back." >> jimmy: you got to pull it back. got too excited about the topus underwear. [ light laughter ] what, octopus! >> and you were giving me -- i was hitting you up for a a recommendation backstage for an orthopedic doctor. she -- her knees hurt this week. >> jimmy: yeah. >> so we took her to an orthopedic doctor yesterday. and she's very verbal. and so -- and so they're or like -- do like, "how do your knees feel?" she goes -- she goes, "my knees, the back of my knees s rt. and it's my grandmrthday. and i like chocolate chip ice cream." [ laughter ] and i was like -- i was like, "oh, that's way too many things as the answer." and then i realize, "oh, she doesn't get that you're not just supposed to say everything." >> jimmy: yeah,

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the models have backed off a teeny bit on that. high wind watch on thursday as a dopenning surface low moves in. that is kind of the key there. it looks like it is going right about over the bay area. highest gusts will be on the coast and also in the hills. could get some about 55 miles per hour. today, if you are to the north, you will probably be fine. if you are to the south, you may not be. that is where the folk you is on the peninsula. santa cruz mountains especially. for the next hour or two, if you are along highway 1, i would say san mateo coast, in the santa crews mountains, santa clara valley, could be in line for moderate to heavy rain. the system for tonight and tomorrow is right there. what is happening is it is coming around the ba od startin it is enhancing a lot of that moisture and some of that precipitation, some of that rain. it is all rain. it is a very mild system. oakland is 59. half moon bay is 59, san jose. so this is a warm, warm system. the difference between our lows an highs today may be about three or

to rest small sold climbs here but you can put the leaves under a microscope and see the climbs and teeny tiny salt crystals. the kind that's called the. researchers still have a great deal to learn about the floor of the salt meadows. for example glass weed and other plants survive in salt water the role they play in preventing coastal erosion and which healthy nutrients they can take. continuing on a fishy subject we turn our attention now to germany's first sardine bar that's right fans of sardines can now enjoy them straight out of the can but in ambient atmosphere in a burlington bistro now to tell you the truth this sounds like the kind of restaurant my two cats would love and on that note now pretty. well into germany's first canned fish restaurant looks different to restaurant owner thomas reiter treats them like works of art. the designs are usually fishing themed some are treated like collector's items complete with date provenance just like a fine wine. as once he does in the lobby sleeve what's most important is what's inside and only the best quality fish and donkey i've got

one trade teenie and catch the protest as the following video. a muslim knowing all shall mobile phone now from our books and the souls we are in the world and on our way out of the world. amazon has more than half a million employees worldwide including a quarter of a million in the u.s. the minimum wage it pays and now is twelve dollars in europe and fifteen dollars in the u.s. the company recently increased the rate in the u.s. off to work because protested. following the black friday protests and denied exploiting way as and said it provides a safe positive way pace with competitive pay and benefits labor rights lawyer told us amazon is susceptible to way and consume of prussia. we see in the united states that because of bad publicity and some calls by people like senator bernie sanders amazon raised its wages to fifteen dollars an hour from about twelve dollars an hour so we see that they are amenable to pressure look it's a consumer oriented business and so particularly if consumers are willing to put pressure on them they will change thei

effectively just the public wouldn't set a dangerous precedent for the journalists in america every teeny violate foreign secrecy laws to deliver information that's considered vital to the public interest which is what the songs would say he was doing. great and it would be correct except that as i said you could get legacy judges appointed by transplant the supreme court to join prior lousy judges appointed by you know other republican presidents who had no respect for the constitution and so the end you'd end up with you know. calling it unconstitutional and this is the way bad law has been made in the us this taking a case where you know the public has been turned against the defendant winning the case setting the precedent and then it gets used for. far more widely so here you have you know sanchia has been portrayed as a you know serial rapist. and it's ridiculous but that's what the charges are they were dropped in sweden. and you know so americans are saying oh yes you know they're probably putting him right in line with you know weinstein in hollywood and so he says he's loathed b

mission of rose in the summer oldest to think of something teeny not at the federal criminal police officer evaluation data from the panama papers on the so-called offshore oil leak. but these are all scientists if i you ation that the suspicion is that going to bang was helping clients hold offshore companies in tax haven. with a dog from their money is said to have floated deutsche bank that the bank reporting any suspicion of money laundering. or baking analysts today said that this latest probe could end up being a mortal blow to georgia now the company is no stranger to money laundering allegations in fact george bank is considered problematic just about every financial regulator from germany's to the u.k. and also at the u.s. federal reserve today the base said it is already cooperating in this latest investigation. we thought that we had provided to the authorities all the relevant information regarding punishment papers and of course we will now cooperate closely with the prosecutors here in frankfurt on mine and in germany as it is in also in our interest to clarify the facts as so

was a very we so i'm just wondering sort of around the caravan these very nice very small handful teeny road as well i hope you won't mind me saying that yeah and so there was a real sort of sense of vulnerability about him he was very true to brady but i would say really he was just sort of trying to get lift as he went along he did have a couple of relatives in the united states he said that he was going to try me with actually get him which they exactly they were in and we had contact for him for a couple of days as he just sort of went and he's way he quite like to actually just phone us just to sort of talk i got a sense just have the sense some was sort of looking out for him is not the only unaccompanied minor that's with the caravan especially the first one we sort a lot of women and children a lot of those children to sort of tried to together really trying to try and get the new you said it was interesting because we spoke to her just as the federal police in mexico had closed off the motorway and the caravan was really trying to work out what they were going to do they were t

a teeny bit of rain, and we're high pressed to find a cloud. 60s, 70s, upper 70s, again it's tough to get into the low 80s without a north, northeast breeze, we a slight one, but not that strong, 60s and 70s, the next week looks to be the brief up. it's getting an offshore breeze, it will warm them up on thursday and friday, pam. >> 5:21 is the time right now, a scare in the sky, coming up in the next half-hour, what we're learning about a close call between and russian fighter jet and a u.s. navy plane. here are the facts.leading attacks against prop c. the city's chief economist says prop c will "reduce homelessness" by creating affordable housing, expanding mental-health services, and providing clean restrooms and safe shelters with independent oversight, open books, and strict accountability measures to make sure every penny goes to solving our homeless crisis. vote yes on c. endorsed by the democratic party, nancy pelosi, and dianne feinstein. hebreakfast makers, takers, step counters, outdoor explorers, faith restorers, appointment keepers, fantastic creatures. farmer's market g

>> a lot of work for a little teeny bit. >> reporter: in seattle, bob donegan and his team at ivars and kid valley restaurants have spent hours testing strauss. >> we have paper straws, plastic straws from plants. >> reporter: all this because millions of plastic straws end up as litter, often in the oceans. which is why this past summer, seattle became the largest city in america to address this problem. by banning plastic straws in restaurants and replacing them with compostable or paper options. the tif >> the tourists are amused by this. they think this is a great adventure. what is this about? how come i can't suck your milk shake through this straw? well, the straws that work aren't compostable so that's why. oh, it becomes an education opportunity. >> reporter: and if you ask environmental advocate dune ivars, the straw is only the beginning. >> it's a symbol, a token as you put it. >> yes. >> of what? >> a symbol of our consumption and single use plastic that has no end of life. you cannot recycle straws. >> reporter: she's executive director of lonely whale, an organization tha

this happened when he a booked airline ticket and his little teeny costly mistake could be yours as well. >> reporter: when an's daughter wanted a summer getaway to europe, he bought the ticket. >> she said please, daddy, i want to go. i sa okay. he used two airlines through expedia. just before the trip he caught a typo he made when buying the ticket. he dropped the h in his t daughter's l name. >> a simple mistake. one lettermissing. >> gene asked expedia to correct the typo. >> in my view, it is so easy t fix. >> butot so easyfter all. they said they could not correct the typo. he said he called the a but they couldn't help either nd directed him right back to expedia. gene said expedia's only suggested solutions? buy his kid a new ticket for $1,400. so that's what he definitely that first ticket, money down the drain. >> it is robbery. it is not fair a it i mistake. >> so is a ticket typo impossible to fix? we called several airlines to find out. they all said theyorrect typos for free but they said that's not always possible when consumers book through third partyravel sites because

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it's tilted towards teeny states. when that happens as a reality, you don't stand back and say, well, i go es the american people don't want background checks after all. we must be a center right anti-background check nation. golly. no obviously, the take away is the senate does not reflect the public's view. it is blocking. that if that's so clear. why do people act like trump had more support in 2016 or boehner's side won in 2012 or this giant blue wave a 40-year high wasn't as big as it was? well, i think partly because this is politics so there are powerful agendas behind the propaganda and second, it's human nature to want the plot to make sense. so al gore has to be a loser, even to many democrats. because considering the opposite, if the wrong guy took charge and we're living in an alternate universe, that's too much for some people to bear. we are living right now through an ero of tremendous civic strain. i think we have too much politics in the sense of analysts spin and battle and way too little democracy i

the site published articles critical of apple and its following is a teeny penlg of other conservative outlets, but the "times" reports that content gets picked up by much larger sites which then promote the content to its millions of followers on guess what, facebook. we should note facebook cut ties with refiners last night shortly after the article dropped. kara swisher is with me after going through all of this, there is no better expert. so i got to go to you on this. will this moment come back to haunt mark zuckerberg in take a look. >> personally i think the idea that fake news on facebook of which it is a very small amount of the content influenced the election in any way i think is a pretty crazy idea. >> okay. let's -- and now here we are. >> yeah. i don't know what if say. of course it will haunt him. i remember hearing it and finding it to be ridiculous. and we were in touch with him and what happened is they kept escalating the problem. at first it is not so bad, oh, maybe a little worse, maybe a little worse. and i remember at the time saying it is like cockroaches, they

and we had a teeny bit of a break in air quality today, but not much. >> the winds picked up. that's not good for the fire danger and the red flag warnings, but the air pollution levels came down slightly. but early in the evening the smoke piled back in, and we've seen plenty of sunrises and sunsets with the red sun. how about a red crescent moonset. that was the view from emeryville looking off to the west around 8:00 tonight. as you can see there, the smoke filter there due to the high levels of wildfire smoke around the bay area, which unfortunately is going to put news a pattern of spare the air days as we get into the beginning of the week that is the story as we head into monday. right now it's a combination of little bit of for, but also smoke set up around san francisco. 56 degrees. current temperature cooling quickly now, north bay, and look at morgan hill, down into the upper 30s to near 40 degrees. now the wind this morning actually brought temperatures around the north by up towards sunrise. we're not going to see the same type of winds tomorrow morning. so we wil

. >> and she's so teeny. >> incredible. >> impressive on tv. >>> unfortunately, we have to start this horrifying story out of florida. >> a teenage boy accused of killing his mother and making it look like she was the victim of a crime. authorities say the violence may have all started in a fight over grades. abc's erielle reshef joins us with more. >> reporter: police say it was a sinister murder plot that sounds straight out of a movie. a teenage son accused of killing his mother, later alleged ly confessing to the crime. warning, if you have children in the room, the details are disturbing. this morning, a teenage son arrested allegedly confessing to murdering his own mother and devising a sordid plan to cover it up. >> it's just heartbreaking and to watch how cold and callous and calculating he was, i think was probably the most shocking thing. >> reporter: florida police say it all started this past thursday night with a fight over grades. >> his mother started questioning about his marks, in particular a "d" he received in a certain subject. a very loud and boisterous and conten

maybe a little help in the wind tailing off a teeny bit. but still pretty strong. >> above oakland and berkeley hills, north, northeast breeze. it is not 40-50 miles per hour. by 20-30. conditions there will be really tough. at 70 may never see the light of day because there is so much smoke that can i get to that one. the temperatures are not that one, but everything is so dry. the fuel moisture is at record low levels. the air in the atmosphere is also one of the driest ever for november 8 and ninth. they are dealing with a double whammy there. very smoky, hazy skies. nothing in the way of any rain for maybe 10 days. there are signs after that that things might change. we have a long way to go, 7-10 before anything positive comes in our direction. when you pick up later. 60-70 degrees at half obey. 30s in santa rosa and lakeport. it will be a cold day for some. buffer everybody, the direction is offshore. 60s and 70s. really tough on us with that smoke layer in place. sometimes may be stuck in the 60s. the brace will start to pick up agai

i talked totl one l child, his little teeny feet were sticking out of the blankeand i tickled the little feet winking i would get a little smile. like tickling a ghost. it's heartbreaking. and it's all across the nation. this war must end. i was there a year ago, and it was bad then. but now'r weassisting about eight million people that are literally on the brink of starvation out of a nation of 29 million people. and we are out in the field now doing newwe assessments. elieve that number may jump from eight million to 12 or 14 million that a on e brink of starvation. it is a desperate situation. we need help, but most impoantly, the war needs to end so that we can do what we can do and hopefully stimula the economy. all these things are extremely important right now to a pulation that is t on the brink of a catastrophe. it is a can catastrophe. >> schifrin: you talk about the nd to end this war. that's a political question, of course. that leads to talks, u.n.-s on one side the saudi coalition, and on the other the houthis. is there political will on all the sides to actually bring this

i'd been on the border with syria in a little teeny base camp. i i flew back and went to this mess hall at breakfast or other up his tray, put on a table and a friend of it was a flatscreen tv. most flat screens are showing espn but this one was showing c-span for some godforsaken reason. a bunch of guys very dirty carrying the rifles came up and put their trays down because the tv was on and started eating. i looked up there and there was a guy on a stage like this in an auditorium like his full of people in suits giving a speech, and he was talking about the strategic footprint, the derivation thereof. finally, the sergeant city next returns and says, sir, do you know who that mother pucker fo? i said i do, that's douglas. it was the top architect of the war. i said that's douglas, the guy who send you over here. he picked up a piece of toast with jelly on it and threw it and hit the screen. the other guy sittingon next to him said, that's that mother -- they all start throwing eggs and stuff. the screen was just covered with food. feist is up

a teeny little picture of bill clinton at the bottom that says the incredible shrinking presidency. a noble office that had no discipline where people could walk in and out. no focus on issues. no expertise in the process. everything was running amok. okay. the only reason i went through that exercise them like i said i could have probably found historical references. i make references to the final paranoid days the presidency. though this feels so very different and i understand that no might industry as part of the reason i feel so differently in because we are constantly brushing you this breaking news in these other sorts of things. there are elements of our past that are not comparable at least tell us this is not the first time issues of this nature have been raised about a sitting president. same trump is better or worse, that there is some good we ought to hold onto. that may help us understand the differences with some of the historical parallels. that is my best answer to a very good question. like i said, on the path of saving and trained to help us get to that larger set

and now we have a teeny, little office in burlington mp and fouryees or something.king down the street, and she says to me, "oh, you're number two on meetup." and i saidnu"oh, really? who'er one?" "witches." - 14 months before a general elecon, and here we all are. - the dean campaign i think really created a host of technological innovations for the first time in politics. they createdroto-social networking platform called deaink. campaign supporters could create profiles and network with one another and take actions on behalf of theampaign. - there was no facebook. there was no twitter. modern internet didn't exist. they just took this clunky internet, and they organized it, and they built a list of a million people, and people kept sending us money. - there were all sorts of other individuals who came from either the silicon valley technology industry or the technology industry more broadly. - we aextraordinary grassroots campaa.n of the modern - there was lots of college kids who had technical skills or were participating in open-source communities who were very

political science at john cabot university in rome he's joining us from there now so this is how the teenie is standing firm and saying that he's not prepared to cut his his budget projections for twenty nine thousand but the e.u. is saying that this is massively over and above what are allowed by the rules italy already is what the second most largest amount in the euro zone. yes well the situation is very serious the situation is serious because. i'm afraid is right in turning down italy's budget law because budget law would not pass an economy and economics one hundred one class. it's highly. unreliable projects and it has to be revised and i don't understand why the professor three the minister of economics of the government the minister of economy of the town and government sorry i don't understand why he doesn't resign i think it's time for him to think it over because . if you don't if you're sharing a serious dept and you don't plan on growing you don't plan on increasing unemployment employment sorry but you just plan to distribute money here and there this doesn't pass a basic eco

most locations are running cooler or a teeny bit warmer but won't fake long to warm up and everybodyything is going so slow, not a lot of serious crashes but a lot of slow traffic. highway four, improvement here on highway four still slow through pittsburgh but most of the slow traffic is now on 680 and 24. traffic is busy up to the maze and on 80 this here what you see is about a 20-minute delay. >>> president trump set to speak any minute. nancy pelosi is set to speak in half an hour from now. after we get these two press conferences and our leadership elections for the two pears we'll start to get a much better idea what the agenda will be come january when this 116th congress convenes. >> the democrats have a new majority in the house and it could get bigger depending on results of races still too close to call. while republicans in the senate are set to pick up at least three seats, the question now will the two sides be able to work together and pass bipartisan legislation? >> we had big differences over things like taxes. republicans will retaliate in the senate, democrats say

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