also terry, who was the recipient of a loan. tell us what your experience with hebrew free loan has been. >> sure. i received an unemployment loan. it was about five years ago. i was laid off from my job. it was 2012. we were still coming out of the recession. i was laid off from my job. that's always a hard challenge. for me, it happened at a time when all the other things in life were going on, more things than i could have imagined. i was diagnosed with breast cancer, had to put my house up for a short sale. we lost our family home. i had a teen-age son. he is older now. he was 15 and went through a serious mental health crisis. i was dealing with all of these things, and i didn't know how we were going to survive. a friend suggested hebrew free loan. >> so you went to hebrew free loan and got what is called an unemployment loan? >> officially the name of the program is recent unemployment. somebody has to have been unemployed sometime in the past year. it's meant to be we we call it jewish unemployment. it's supposed to supp

hello and welcome i'm terry martin good to have you with us. u.s. president donald trump is in south korea the second stop of his first official tour of asia the visit is being seen as an attempt to present a united front against north korea but south korea has offered a lukewarm welcome to trump is on how to rein in pyongyang military threat. president trump landed in south korea today with a clear message on north korea as we work together to resolve this problem using all available tools short of military action. the united states stands prepared to defend itself and its allies using the full range of our unmatched military capabilities if need be. it's a far cry from trump's earlier fire and fury threat but protesters were still having none of it they lined the route to the presidential residence in seoul shouting no war and no trump south korea's president moon j ian was there to receive trump and first lady maloney a trump trump visit comes amid growing tensions with north korea the regime has launched twenty two missiles in fifteen test since

<terry baldwin/coldwell banker: "all under 500- thousand">realtor terry baldwin is showing me a few eastpriced in the 400-hundred-seventy-thousand- dollar price range in antioch here is another home for sale in pittsburg and this one in concordhe says that means perspective home buyers will be less likely to find themselves in major bidding wars driving the cost over 500-thousandhowever he says you will likely have some work to do nat/sot haaziqi want to buy under 500-thousand, be ready to do some fix up?

<terry baldwin/coldwell banker: "all under 500- thousand">realtor terry baldwin is showing me a few eastes priced in the 400-hundred-seventy-thousand- dollar price range in antioch here is another home for sale in pittsburg and this one in concordhe says that means perspective home buyers will be less likely to find themselves in major bidding wars driving the cost over 500-thousandhowever he says you will likely have some work to do nat/sot haaziqi want to buy under 500-thousand, be ready to do some fix up?

hello and welcome i'm terry martin good to have you with us u.s. president donald trump is in south korea the second stop of his first official tour of asia the visit is being seen as an attempt to present a united front against north korea but south korea has offered a lukewarm response to trump's ideas of how to rein in pyongyang missile and nuclear threat. lunch with the troops president trump arrived in south korea today going first to a u.s. base near seoul to visit u.s. and south korean soldiers these are the men and women who would be carrying out orders in any potential conflict with north korea. south korea's president moon hopes it doesn't come to that he received donald trump and first lady malani a trump at the presidential palace in seoul. the korean people welcome you as one and we have great expectations. the welcome may not be as unanimous as president moon suggests protestors line troops route to meet moon shouting no war and no trump the south korean capital is just fifty kilometers from the border with north korea were cardless o

certainly look good on terry mcauliffe's record.trying to make a focus on his job creation record and his work to restore voting rights to felons who completed their a republican,had gillespie, one tonight, it would've been a repudiation of terry mcauliffe's legacy is governor and harder to sell the virginia story if he chooses to run for president in 2020. >> live coverage here on c-span. covering the story is one of the regional politico reporters focusing on the virginia race. his work is online at washingtonpost.com. thank you for being with us. the scene at fairfax, virginia and all of our coverage available at c-span.org. if you're just tuning in our listening on c-span radio, ralph significanting a margin. by eight 10% margin.

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well terry activists from the u.k. were fighting for the rights of bisexuals they were among the first people to point out what is happening on twitter so this is what they said today a twitter introduced a search filter blocking photo search on the hashtag bisexual and also on the hashtag bi sexuality among others the hash tag trend sexual is also affected now we tried this ourselves today because this is actually from three days ago and even today take a look at the search results that you get when you type in the hash tag bisexual so if you go to photos there are no results for photos and when you go to a videos you get the same information in fact twitter telling you that it is protecting you from some potentially sensitive content and now today twitter issued a statement saying watch has happened they say late last week we discovered a technical issue that affected search results searches for certain words related to sexuality did not populates complete results we apologize for anyone negatively impacted by this b

hello and welcome i'm terry my. good to have you with us. please sources have identified the man suspected of killing eight and injuring eleven in a truck attack in new york city the suspect was shot by police and is now being treated in hospital the twenty nine year old from his back is ten was reportedly behind the wheel of a vehicle that rammed users of a bike path in new york the attack happened in lower manhattan when a white pickup truck veered off west street along the hudson river the driver plowed into a cycle path and continued for several blocks before smashing into a school bus it's already said called it a terrorist attack but say the suspect seems to have been acting alone. oh i hear news right here rescuers race to free children trapped in a shredded school bus they're just some of the victims of tuesday's terror attack in lower manhattan. luckily no one on this bus was killed others were not as fortunate. just moments earlier this pickup truck tore down a bike path nearby plowing into cyclists and pedestrians alike witnesses

blow i'm terry martin good to have you with us. placed sources have identified the man suspected of killing eight and injuring eleven in a truck attack in new york city they say a twenty nine year old truck driver from his back to stand was behind the wheel of a vehicle that rammed bike lane users in manhattan police shot him and he is now being treated in hospital they sorties say it was a terrorist attack but that the suspect seemed to have been acting alone. why he never knows right here rescuers race to free children trapped in a shredded school bus there just some of the victims of tuesday's terror attack in lower manhattan. luckily no one on this bus was killed others were not as fortunate . just moments earlier this pickup truck tore down a bike path nearby plowing into cyclists and pedestrians alike witnesses describe the carnage and the ensuing police shoot out in the bike lane clearly in the bike lane and i see when i go down i see two gentlemen laying right there in the bike lane with tire marks across their body and you

i got a sore throat." >> reporter: after four days, terry took her to the emergency room. the doctor said shannon had influenza, or the flu. >> and he said, "you just have to ride it out, you know. go home." >> let it run its course. >> yeah, "let it run its course." that's what he told me. >> we were sitting in the emergency room down there waiting to be seen. her mom called. so, i told her i got to, you know, took a picture of her and said, "i'm taking care of her." that's the last one we have. >> reporter: back home, a day- and-a-half later, gwen was with shannon when she lost consciousness. >> i knocked on the wall and yelled for terry to wake up. and then, i laid her down on the floor right here, and terry came down and called 911. >> reporter: paramedics flew shannon to the mayo clinic in rochester, about 40 miles away. but it was too late. the flu had destroyed her organs. >> we had every reason to believe that she was going to come back to us. >> yeah, uh-huh. >> i mean, i had never heard that the flu would kill somebody like her. >> reporter: shannon was one of 14

. >> terry crews played the tough guy and muscle-bound pitchman for old spice. and a cop on "brooklyn 99." he says at one hollywood party he became a victim of sexual assault. >> i wake up every morning like, is this a bad dream? did this really happen? >> now opening up to michael strahan in an abc news exclusive interview. why he's filing a criminal complaint against a major hollywood executive. >>> plus -- ♪ there's a hope that's waiting for you in the dark ♪ >> scars to your beautiful. at just 21 alexia is turning the music world upside down with powerful messages about body images and self-love. what she says it's all about staying true to herself. ♪ oh oh >> "nightline" will be right back. thank you, ikea. oh, john can't come. my uncle geoff just confirmed. the one that's always bringing a plus-one? yes, but we've got plus-one insurance. what's your dream? at ikea, we help you live it. make the dream yours. (cheering) really? really? really? really? really? see zero in a whole new way. get zero down, zero deposit, zero first month's payment, and zero due a

hello i'm terry martin good to have you with us. emmerson meninga is to be sworn in as zimbabwe's president shortly but after the euphoria of removing robert mugabe from power and money god has returned to harare people are starting to wonder whether he is the right man to steer the nation back to democracy and rebuild its battered economy he is after all mugabe's former deputy and long term comrade. they call him the crocodile partly because of his hooded eyes but mainly because of his fearsome reputation and now emerson is the crocodile who snapped back sacked by the ousted president robert mugabe earlier this month returned in triumph this week after the military forced an end to mccarthy's thirty seven year rule. jamie five zero zero zero is. only good. for years a key mcgarvie ally been got going to help direct zimbabwe's war of independence in the one nine hundred seventy s. in the eighty's he became the country's feared spine muster during its years of civil conflict he saw himself as a natural successor to his aging mentor t

mike's sister terri. so your mother calls you and says, i haven't heard from michael in a couple of weeks. >> right. >> and you're thinking his ms is getting -- >> well, we were concerned. >> terri says she knew mike was planning on leaving ellen soon. the whole family knew that much. or assumed it. but he wasn't supposed to leave everyone. >> he would have never done that to his mother. he would have at least given her, look, i don't want to be contacted, please give me my space, but i am okay. >> at work, he noticed his boss was more relaxed as if a weight had been lifted from her shoulders. >> she seemed happier, she seemed more content, sort of more at ease. >> and unbeknownst to ellen her collapsing marriage was the topic of office gossip. >> she didn't want anyone to know what was going on in her life. >> she didn't talk about her marriage but other people did. >> yeah. >> and what they said was, what, it wasn't working? >> well, they said mike was a hothead. >> mike had a reputation at work for hav

<terry baldwin/coldwell banker: "all under 500- thousand">realtor terry baldwin is showing me a few east bay homes priced in the 400-hundred-seventy-thousand- dollar price range in antioch here is another home for sale in pittsburg and this one in concordhe says that means perspective home buyers will be less likely to find themselves in major bidding wars driving the cost over 500-thousandhowever he says you will likely have some work to do nat/sot haaziqi want to buy under 500-thousand, be ready to do some fix up?

well i'm terry martin good to have you with us the german president is pressuring the country's political leaders to reconsider their position on forming a new government on thursday president met with the leader of germany's social democrats martin schultz who has so far ruled out entering a coalition with chancellor angela merkel's conservatives but other leading social democrats say they are open to dialogue they say the party has a duty to the nation to help end the deadlock. the man of the moment s.p.d. leader martin childes arriving for his meeting with the german president. reportedly pressed a social democrat to reconsider forming another grand coalition with conservatives after the meeting however no indications of an outcome. in the day addressed protesting employees of tech giant. while he hinted at what he thought of and conservatives. machall of missed as a whole fuckin address seaman's directly if they don't they may have a different opinion to mine. an opinion schultz is afraid will be drowned out in a grand coalition but within the s.p.d. of there are other voices emerging

just as we saw with brian terry. those armed rip crews were professional criminals that came in, went back across the border time and time again to do one thing. that was create violence on the american side of the border. in this case, we believe that border patrol agent ragelio martinez was ambushed and violently beaten. thank god his partner survived, who is also gravely -- badly injured. but it's a very, very violent environment on the border. i think americans have had enough. they elected a president to secure the border. look, we exist to do one thing. that is to speak out on issues that affect the safety and well-being of border patrol agents. this was the 39th border patrol agent killed in the line of duty since 2003. enough is enough. we have to secure the borders. >> laura: i want to know exactly what these animals did to agent martinez. i don't want it whitewashed. i want to knee what they did to him. i want to know who the people are. they better be apprehended. if they're coming across the mexican borde

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donna terry has -- a mutation. knowing what it is is a game changer when it comes to treatment.>> we want to test for those. we have medications that can shut off the signaling. to make the tumors stop growing. to make them shine.>> reporter: there are side effects. terry has lost a lot of hair. she can take her treatment at home with a pill. it is not as invasive. she calls the affects a miracle. before the treatment she was on oxygen and could not walk around because she was in pain.>> three weeks no oxygen no shortness of breath. last week i had my first scan. my lung scan. they said that my lungs now look like a normal person. 15 down to six tumors. they are much smaller. reduced in size. not causing symptoms.>> reporter: we wish we could tell you donna terry will get her storybook ending. the treatment is not a cure. she is still stage iv. she still has lung cancer. we can tell you she is determined to fight for herself and for others. she was inspired to tell her story to raise awareness. after participating

they said, "oh, terry long died." i'm like, "who's terry long?" "oh, he's another nfl player. he died." >> narrator: long was an offensive lineman with the steelers for eight years. he battled in the pit alongside mike webster. >> he, like webster, his life had sort of fallen apart in a lot of ways. he had issues certainly during his career. >> he was a steroid user. he had been involved in some serious financial problems. >> and so ultimately, he committed suicide by drinking antifreeze. >> narrator: as he had for webster, dr. omalu sectioned part of long's brain and again had it stained. >> he ran the same test, same stains, found the same splotches. cte in this brain too. now two former steelers who had gone crazy about the same time. >> when i saw terry long's case... i became more convinced that this was not just an anomaly, a statistical anomaly. >> narrator: omalu submitted another paper to neurosurgery, this one about terry long. >> that caused the mtbi committee to say, "this is preposterous. this is not good science. this is still not so

banner canice terry chyrons: canice chan. encontro dinero/ tc: 00:11 detective terry blaylock.acil l.a./ tc: 00:22 i was shocked. asombrado estaba porque parecia caido del cielo...nadie sabe de donde viene el dinero que encontro canice en rowland heights...lo mas impresionante era la cantidad. -------take sot------ cg: canice chan. encontro dinero "good people. do good deeds. translation: pero canice dijo que gente buena, hace lo correcto. el y su esposa llegaron a la estacion del alguacil de walnut diamond bar para entregarlo hace unos meses. ----take nat break----- cg: detective terry blaylock. detective l.a. alguacil tc: "i would say to the good samaritan that it was very admirable on their part because it is a very large amount of money. " yo le dira al buen samaritano que es admirable y algo inusual dijo el detective blaylock. esta es la segunda vez en toda su carrera que ha visto alguien hacerlo...especialmente considerando el monto. -----take nat break----- oh wow...that's awesome canice lo entrego porque penso que el efectivo le hara falta a alguien. pero ese alguien au

>> terry moran leading us off. terry, thank you. and nice way to come back to the news after the holidays. >>> but there were a lot of other headlines today. first off, president trump and his choice of words at the white house today. lorning native americans from world war ii. but when he then said while they were standing there. abc's jonathan karl tonight. >> reporter: at an event today to honor navajo code talkers -- native american heroes of world war ii -- president trump issued a racially charged insult, labeling a political foe, quote, pocahontas. >> you're very, very special people. you were here long before any of us were here. although we have a representative in congress who they say was here a long time ago, they call her pocahontas. but you know what, i like you. because you are special. >> reporter: the three navajo heroes, all in their 90s, reacted with silence. the venue was new, but the insult is one the president used over and over again during the campaign to attack senator elizabeth warren, who came under fire i

hello i'm terry marchant good to have you with us. police and immigration officials in papua new guinea have moved in to clear almost four hundred refugees from an abandoned immigration camp the camp is on my most island which is part of popular new guinea it had been used to house refugees hoping to get to australia but it was closed at the end of october that was after the pup a new guinea supreme court ruled it unconstitutional some of the inmates refused to go because they feared for their safety the alternative accommodation being offered . they want to kill us they chant this mobile phone footage captures asylum seekers in a controversial australian run detention center in papua new guinea one that was officially shut down three weeks ago now police have entered the compound they ordered those remaining to leave. shocking scenes of distress the crowd tries to revive one man who has collapsed. oh. my god. these pictures show police attempting to clear the man s. island center almost four hundred people have refused to leave the c

i think terry mcauliffe is going to start sharpening his blades for a senate run there is tim kaine's race which is next year which by all intents purposes it looks like tim kaine may be running for but i think terry mcauliffe has his eye on something in the u.s. senate if not higher than that remember there will be a presidential race in just a couple of years as a matter of fact i think the fundraising is already begun yet here i reckon joe in that order i got about a minute and a half to what extent was tuesday's vote about donald trump. in new jersey donald trump was really not a factor less than thirty percent of people to make the polls that trump was a factor chris christie was a factor and his approval rating of seventeen percent helped drag him good auto down and gel briefly i think trump was a big factor from the democrats pushing out a voter turnout it was fear and loathing it was a vote for me or ice is coming to take your boiler back to whatever country she emigrated from whether she was illegal or not they conveniently started dropping the word illegal immigration whenev

donna terry has what's have rolf one. imitation of small cell cancer. knowing what it is is a game changer when it comes to treatment.>> we have medications that can shut off that signaling. to make the tumor stop growing to meet the tumors shrink.>> there are still side effects, like regular chemo she has lost a lot of hair. she can take her treatment at home with a pill. it is not is invasive, and she calls the effects a miracle.>> before the treatment she was on oxygen and could not walk around because she was in too much pain.>> 3 weeks i was up and running with no oxygen, no shortness of breath. last week i had my third scan, my lungs can and they said that my lungs now look like a quote unquote normal person. 15 tumors done to 6 tumors in my head. they are much smaller. reduced in size, not causing symptoms.>> we wish we could tell you that donna terry will get her storybook ending. but the treatment is not a cure. she is still stayed 4. she still has lung cancer. what we can tell you that she is determined to fight for herself and others. she was

terry and dorothy, you have dealt a new virginia economy and put virginia on the right path and we arehankful to you. the progress we will have over the next four years is because over the lastork four years, and we thank you. to my family, i cannot thank you enough. -- i love hern, too! [cheers and applause] >> to our children, we are so proud of you and to my wife, ,am, who is the love of my life i had to go all the way to texas to find her but i'm glad i did. you know, wantet to tell you that pam is going to -- first lady for for the commonwealth. in closing, once you know how by m2 of yourored trust to serve as the 73rd governor of the commonwealth of virginia. applause] >> having grown up on a small shoren virginia's eastern , i have worked very hard. but i had wonderful opportunities. and i want virginians to have the same opportunities. and you know, as i travel around the commonwealth i have listened to a lot of folks. what i hear is number ones, virginians want a job they can support themselves and their families with. they want to make sure their children have access to world

. >> that's why donna terry is sharing her story. she's healthy, young, and eats healthy, she also has stage four lung cancer. reporter: if life can be captured in pictures, donna terry's seemed like one out of a fairy tale. >> [inaudible] he got a detective job at a good city. we thought we were going to buy our forever home, had a boy and a girl, and then i got sick last year. reporter: at first, she thought it was a cold, a cough that wouldn't go away. >> then i got to the point where i was coughing so hard, i actually was breaking ribs. at this point, i had broken two ribs coughing. they finally decided to do a biopsy. >>> when i woke up from anesthesia, i saw the look in my doctor's face, and i said tell it to me straight, and he said it's cancer, stage four. reporter: it had spread from her lungs to her lymphnodes and her brain. >> i had over 200 nodules, tumors in my lungs, and 15 tumors in my brain. reporter: terry was only 39, has never been a smoker, she eats healthy, exercises regularly, and when the symptoms started, she

the reason was exactly what terry said before -- we were right.applause] >> friends, good morning from vietnam. my first words will be to say thank you. thank you for what you did in those years back then. it is not being polite to say you did contribute to end the war and bring back peace and help us reunify the country and survive as an independent nation. thank you to the organizers for inviting me. i'm not the only vietnamese here, but i am the only one invited from saigon joined with you. i join you as a mother and an antiwar activist. i was an antiwar activist from saigon but based in paris in those 60's. i'm going to make four points because there is so much to share. within the 10 to 15 minutes allotted to each of us, i would like to make four points. the first point is to put your movement in the broader context of the international context of the 1960's from the standpoint of france and paris. in those years, you need to remember, it was the decade of self-determination for colonized people. it was the decade of the emergence of the awar

terry, thank you so much.hting director in hollywood and worked on "married with children" and "general hospital kw for 35 years and meghan said she was on the set every day and said it was a perverse place for a little girl in a catholic school to grow up. >> her dad won a couple of emmy, as well. >> they are used to the spotlight and should probably get even more used to it. >>> we turn to this morning's other top headlines as congress reconvenes on capitol hill. both chambers facing sexual misconduct scandals. senator al franken speaking publicly about the accusations against him. and tom llamas is back with more on that. >> reporter: good morning again. ten days after that first accusation inform senator franken faced cameras and questions. he says he personally apologized to radio news anchor leeann tweeden who said franken forcibly kissed her and groped her in this photo while she was asleep. the two working together on a uso tour. as to three he groped them. franken says he doesn't remember doing that a

you don't want the say if you're for terry or not. he'll call you tomorrow. >> if terry mcauliffe runs for president, he has my endorsement without a doubt. >> well act, man who makes decisions on a dime. thank you, mayor of richmond. a great man. larry, what do you think of the united states coming next year? is in a lode star for 2018 politics? >> well, it's going to help democrats raise money. >> oh, yeah. >> it's going to help democrats recruit candidates. chris, what this legislative vote in virginia showed is democrats have to recruit candidates to run everywhere. you never know where you might win. incredibly, northam's coattails picked democrats from just 34 of 100 seats in the house of delegates to a 50-50 split. and they're going to be recounts. they might go over 50. the key there was having lots of candidates who could catch on to a wave. there could be a wave next year. we don't know yet. it's too early. >> larry, you taught something very important they was watching tonight. in races like next year, you may run in a seat

terry and dorothy, you have built a new virginia economy and put virginia on the right path.are thankful to you. the progress we will have over the next four years is because of your hard work over the last four years, and we thank you. to my family, i cannot thank you enough. to our children -- i love her too. >> [cheering] lt. governor northam: to our children, we are so proud of you. and to my wife pam, who is the love of my life. pam northam, i had to go all the way to texas to find her, but i am glad i did. pam northam will be a wonderful first lady for the commonwealth of virginia. >> [cheering] in closing, i want you to know how humble and honored i am to have your trust to serve as the 73rd governor of the commonwealth of virginia. up on a small farm , ivirginia's eastern shore have worked very hard but i've had wonderful opportunities and i want virginians to have the same opportunities. as i travel around the commonwealth, and listen to a lot of folks, what i hear is virginians want a job that they can support themselves and their families with. they want to make su

terry. >> i think again.tly, i struggle with some of the stuff i have been through and i think we need to remember that we need to be more grateful. i'm still alive and i've got guys not coming back from the war and -- [applause] yeah, but we still suck and we forget. there will be days that i'm like dude, you're alive and usually happy. greg: 90% of the is doing that. to remind me what a jerk i am. cat? >> happiness comes from within. my life is pretty nice but i'm still a little sad all the time. greg: so it since i've -- >> because inside there's something dying. i don't know. spiritually. no one knows i mean. greg: it is not alive it can't die. tyrus. >> i'm selfish. whenever i am feeling down i just look at your people and be like hell, yeah. [laughter] or i'll go in the weight room and throw weight around and what makes me happy is when guys walked by, kind of like you and they do this. they always do this. it's like a -- it's defensive. don't eat me. [laughter] i really enjoy being a monster. when i'm

. >> terry crews played the tough guy and muscle-bound pitchman for old spice.nd a cop on "brooklyn 99." he says at one hollywood party he became a victim of sexual assault. >> i wake up every morning like, is this a bad dream? did this really happen? >> now opening up to michael strahan in an abc news exclusive interview. why he's filing a criminal complaint against a major hollywood executive. >>> plus -- ♪ there's a hope that's waiting for you in the dark >> scars to your beautiful. at just 21 alexia is turning the music world upside down with powerful messages about body images and self-love. what she says it's all about staying true to herself. ♪ oh oh >> "nightline" will be right back. >>> "nightline" continues with crews interview. >> sexual assault is a crime. it is a crime. you cannot violate a person's personal boundaries. >> reporter: terry crews, the former nfl linebacker turned actor. adding his voice to the tidal wave of people sharing their claims of sexual assault in hollywood. >> and people say, wow, man, you should just laugh it off, forget it.

terry and dorothy, you have dealt a new virginia economy and put virginia on the right path and we are thankful to you. the progress we will have over the next four years is because of your hard work over the last four years, and we thank you. to my family, i cannot thank you enough. to our children -- i love her, too! [cheers and applause] to our children, wes and aubrey, we're so proud of you. and to my wife, pam, who is the love of my life. i had to go all the way to texas to find her but i'm glad i did. but i want to tell you that pam northam will be a wonderful first lady for the commonwealth of virginia. n closing, once you know how -- one minute you to know how hum nled and honored i am to have your trust to serve as the 73rd fwoff goff of the commonwealth of virginia -- governor as the commonwealth of virginia. [cheers and applause] having grown up op a small farm i virginia's eastern shore have worked very hard, but i have had wonderful opportunities and i want virginians to have hose same opportunities. and you know, as i travel around the commonwealth i have listened to a lo

washington ism terry haines. terry, i want to begin with you.m -- do they make the difference this week or reassert themselves? happening --ns up what ins up happening is the senate passes a piece of legislation. everyone needs to remember that senator corker was the architect of the deal that allowed $1.8 trillion over 10 years in deficit space that allows aggressive tax reform to go forward. while he has been quiet in this debate overall, that was his major contribution. he andw, clearly, senator flake and others will be much more interested in trying to work within the senate and help out their colleagues instead of worrying about what feud they might be having with president trump. this thing is on the way to approval and the senate and we returned -- and we retained are 75% view that ultimately becomes law. jonathan: terry come as covers returns to work, what is the message they receive from their constituents and does it change anything at all? terry: i don't think it changes anything. i think the constituents, some of them anyway, well ex

good work for terry crews. that's what's making >> good morning it is 4:30 a.m. november 16. >> we're following breaking news, a tractor-trailer driver strikes an overpass at the radnor septa station, train officials are inspecting the tracks. >>> philadelphia police are trying to figure out how an elderly man died found inside a home as they described covered in blood. >>> looking at center city skyline we're tracking light showers for the morning commute. let's go over to david murphy helping you out with karen rogers. >> reporter: sometimes a little bit of rain causing a little bit of

terry? >> thom, thanks very much. >>> well, hundreds of people in san francisco joined groups across the country to protest against president trump. nbc bay area's sergio quintana live at union square, where the protest began today. sergio. >> reporter: terry, tuesday marks the one-year anniversary that donald trump was elected president of the united states. there are people at today's demonstration who want him impeached. but there were also supporters of president trump here. >> we have a mission that humanity has given us. >> reporter: they gave impassioned speeches and carried signs deploring the president and vice president. some say they're still shocked by the election results nearly a year ago. >> i just had to shut off the tv, turn off the radio. i just could not believe what was happening. >> reporter: john did not want to share his last name. he's become worried that people will find him online and harass him. he says he's already experienced physical confrontation over politics.

and i want to welcome i'm terry martin good to have you with us police and immigration officials in papua new guinea have moved in to clear almost four hundred asylum seekers from an abandoned immigration camp the camp. was closed at the end of october but some of the inmates refused to go they feared for their safety the alternative accommodation offered the camp was closed after a powerful new guinea supreme court ruling last year that australia's policy of housing asylum seekers there was unconstitutional. they want to kill us they chant this mobile phone footage captures asylum seekers in a controversial australian run detention center in papua new guinea one that was officially shut down three weeks ago now police have entered the compound they owe it to those remaining to leave. shocking scenes have to stress the crowd tries to revive one man who has collapsed. and. these pictures show police attempting to clear the madness island center almost four hundred people have refused to leave the camp citing fans for their safety many tried to evade the authorities. australia detained refu

but terry and her family are really part of the community, and i'm so proud of terry personally because not only is she a friend, but when she first got into the business, she would never say anything at a merchants' meeting. she was always afraid, and all of a sudden, something in the neighborhood like parking came up, and terry spoke out. and you know, she became so active that she became -- she was president of castro merchants for two years, and under her leadership, you know, really expanded, and that's part of being in the neighborhood, so -- and you don't see many fifth generation businesses around anymore, and this family is able to do it -- i want to give a shout out to her father, ernie, and her mother, martha, for all they've done for the community. they were personal friends of harvey milk and you know, back in the 70's -- i'm going to give a little bit of history here. when the eureka valley merchants didn't want to deal with the days, you know, cliff's variety joined the castro merchants and harvey milk to found this new business community. and those who joined survived li

hello i'm terry martin good to have you with us. twenty fifteen marked a breakthrough in the global fight against climate change nearly two hundred nations signed the paris climate accord to reduce greenhouse gas emissions worldwide starting in two thousand and twenty now those emissions are considered a major cause of climate change so far one hundred sixty eight nations have ratified the accord now it's time to hash out the details of a climate conference in the german city a bomb fiji is chairing the conference like other island nations in the south pacific. has already been hit by rising sea levels fiji is not in a position to host such a large and costly conference itself some twenty three thousand people from one hundred ninety five countries are attending so germany has agreed to host now the meeting in bonn starts today and it will last for two weeks the goal is to come to an agreement on limiting the expected global temperature rise to two degrees or less so there's obviously a lot at stake people living in america's coasta

yet terry. that was one of the things that this proves that the fact that it was very peaceful life huntin you well maybe in the capital in the midst of what was the military who is same city the these soldiers who are making peace and order prevailed frenzy suits to the citizens this is something that the ordinary man in the street is not used to there see a full all feel for he's off soldiers off police but the peacefulness with which this happened is what really lost the people of zimbabwe these are very few people the reason why zimbabweans often don't take out to the streets is in fear of that that they will be violence and so for this to happen in such a peaceful way they really means a lawsuit out of people here of course everyone is wondering where does it go from here former vice president emerson. is widely expected to take over from the opposition leader morgan tsvangirai has been expressing his views on modern god well let's listen to what he had to say. isn't that is an unknown. pro