and of course the loom is in there too. one day they will take over the wheeling so they are close to their work. the weaving process is why those things -- i'm sure they were planted by the agricultural year. if it is very good year for the linen trades, they may hire weavers to take care of it or irish laborers to work on the fields and you can concentrate on the weaving. of course a lot of it take place in the wintertime. for the laborers that's the only way to make money in the wintertime so they have a year-round income. of course northern ireland, you have lots of rain. even though it is raining, you're not inside. so you would only weave at night after supper. economically at the same time you would say he was a strong farmer. but he was a midland sort, which meant he was middleclass. far from being the poorest. in the early years of the linen are trade, everyone was making lots of money so life is good. with the depression, things started going bad really quick. the linen board, the linen industry goes to northern ir

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in a sit-down interview with the turkish president...obama addressed the looming cloud over the summit. "traditionally the g-20 has been a forum to discuss important economic issues facing the globe, but as president erdogan noted, the skies have been darkened by the horrific attacks that took place in paris just a day and a half ago. deborah: obama also discussed ways to address the refugee crisis...and strengthen the syria-turkey border. deborah: here in the u-s, flags flew at half staff today. in our nation's capitol...the new speaker of the house, paul ryan, ordered what he called "respect and solidarity." flags will continue to fly at half staff until further notice. now to the race to the white house... drake university hosted the three democratic presidential candidates last night in their second debate of the primary process. during the debate ... clinton, o'malley and sanders each took extensive time to address how they would handle the isis threat. (hillary clinton/(d) presidential candidate) "this election is not just about electing a president, it's also about choosing our

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in a sit-down interview with the turkish president...obama addressed the looming cloud d over the summit. "traditionally the g-20 has been a forum to discuss important economic issues facing the globe, but as president erdogan noted, the skies have been darkened by the horrific attacks that took place in paris just a day and a half ago. deborah: obama also discussed ways to address the refugee crisis...and strengthen the syria-turkey border. deborah: last night in des moines the three democratic presidential candidates faced off....at the second nationally televised d-n-c sponsored debate. the candidates on stage....were former secretary of state hillary clinton, vermont senator....bernie sanders, and former governor of maryland....martin o' malley a hot topic of the debate was national security... reporter kim hutcherson has a recap. "the second democratic debate opened with a focus on the terror attacks in paris-- a moment of silence for victims... followed by opening statements and early questions: (hillary clinton/(d) presidential candidate) "this election is not just about electing

one bee keep are thinks he might find a solution to the looming crisis. >> east of the international date line, newwith way, hidden away in the frerts are hive forf honey. >> 99% of bee keepers in the world would cry to see these bees like this. they won envious of abuse hives just ticking along. >> can you do that even with a mask on. that's crazy. >> they're happy. >> and he's producing a range of organic honey products to fund his dream. a bee sanctuary he says newway has the perfect climate to breed calm clean bees. >> you've got the right kind of island. if you go too small you can't get the scale up. if you go to large, this is the perfect size island for this project. >> new aim is isolated. the nearest country from here is 300 kilometers away which is why a bee sanctuary could work. >> the leader of newa k due to a small workforce and long shipping routes. >> if we need to borrow money to ensure that in fact we can accelerate the process we'll do that. i think all ways around we're talking to them about the possibilities of becoming joint venture partners. critics say newway

reporter: as world leaders stood for a moment of silence honoring the victims of the paris attack, the looming question was how to respond. president obama even consulted with russia's vladimir putin who has been reluctant to join the fight against isis despite losing over 200 of its citizens in a jet believed to have been blown up by an isis bomb. in a meeting with president of turkey, a country also hit by isis, president obama vowed to hunt down the perpetrators. >> the killing of innocent people based on a twisted ideology is an attack not just on france, not just on turkey, but it's an attack on the civilized world. >> reporter: officials say the fight against isis will now intensify. that includes more air strikes targeting the terror groups top leaders. greater intelligence sharing between the u.s. and european countries, and tighter control of the turkish-syrian board tore restrict movement of foreign fighters. but critics say that the scope of the paris attacks requires a significant change of course. mike morrell former deputy director of the cia served under president obama. >> i th

most well aware of the looming contract reality. an arbitrator recommended a binding two-year deal where police get 1% raises. while city hall said, rank and file could have had more. the seven-year pattern other unions second. those 1% raises the first four years, then 1 1/2, 2 1/2 and 3% raises the find 3 years. the officers we approached declined on camera interviews but two spoke off camera about the proposed deal. one com told me, we don't have any control over it. we already went to arbitration. another said of the mayor, tell him that thing stinks. >> the leadership decided on arbitration. we said our door is open. our door is still open. >> does that mean they could get a higher raise? >> we have a pat person we are sticking by for everyone. i've been clear about that. >> reporter: pat lynch led one police protest last week and is expected to rally his troops again tonight. there is plenty of public support for what the police want. army veteran patrick farrell >> to give them 1% is an insult. these are wonderful men and wome

sarah: that is indeed the looming question yet to be answered. thank you. turn to some other news, and pope francis has held his first mass in africa. the heavens oped with a major downpour, t tt did not stop ound 300,000 peoe attending the mass inhe kenyan capital. the pope also visited the united nations regional headquarters, where he delivered a stark message ahead of next month's climate change conference in paris. reporter: and enthusiastic welcome for pope francis at the u.n. compound in nairobi. his message regarding the upcoming paris climate change summit was also well received. >> france has said, it would be sad and even catastrophic if particular interests were to prevail over the common good in order to protect the plans of some people. reporter: for most kenyans, this is a once-in-a-lifetime chance to see a pope in person. >> i feel so much joy as a canyon, because the pope has come to visit us -- kenyan, maybe because the pope has come to visit us. maybe our country will be blessed and stand tall. reporter: that is why people came out in the

standing at her grave in the looming shadow of the mountains the young indian man would have been nearlyhe same age as her mysteriously absent son. one can only wonder what he knew about the extraordinary life of his grandmother or her tumultuous marriage to a man who like himself had started life. [applause] >> am happy to take questions. [inaudible question] >> this is part of why organized. the one of the things that happened until very recently the avenues this geography. was very well known, but they did not know. his wife was not exactly. >> e-mail. >> i talk about this a little bit. it's possible. and they kind of got it. the men of african descent and all of the phrases they use to describe. this sort of theater promoter in the 19 century he19th century he does write about them and talk about them in his own memoirs and is very candid, but it was entertaining nonetheless. especially in the context where people knew what they were seeing but wanted to see it anyway paid to people's is night. we have to leave that possibility open that not only the managers and promoters but the au

. >> reporter: thanksgiving is beckoning travelers and with the looming threat of terrorism, passengers flying to meet loved ones are going through special coping rituals. >> meditation kind of like deep breathing and just kind of stay calm and be relaxed. >> reporter: since the "islamic state" claimed it used a soda can as a bomb to bring down a plane, travelers say they have never seen security as stringent with liquids. but most feel undeterred. >> i believe in our airlines. i feel comfortable and safe. >> reporter: record numbers of traveling away from home this holiday. is your family at all concerned about you traveling? >> a little bit on edge about whether we are going to be okay, whether everything is safe. and obviously with what happened in paris. >> the fact that everybody is on high alert, it's just a little more -- brings it to the top of mind more when you see all the activity. >> reporter: for rail riders, too. amtrak says be prepared for increased police presence and random screenings especially along the northeast corridor. >> we encourage people to make sure they have

authorities in belgium raising the terror alert to the highest possible level warning of the looming ssibility of another paris style terror attack in the nation's capitol. abdeslam believed to be hiding there. french police stopped him at the belgian border the morning after the paris assault but let him go not knowing his alleged involvement. meanwhile saturday authorities in turkey arresting three suspected islamic state militants one who reportedly scouted sites targeted in the paris attacks. >> ♪ >> and in paris, attempts at healing. citizens morning those who died at memorials around the city but many still on edge. [speaking foreign language] >> this woman told cbs news she still lives in fear knowing that an attacker is still out there yet as a whole, the resolve of parisians nine days later unbroken. >> ♪ >>> while that brussells terror alert remains in place residents there are being dodd avoid train stations airports commercial districts even large gatherings. the alert expected to remain in place until at least sunday afternoon until the government reevaluates the situatio

one beekeeper there thinks he may have found a solution to the loom crisis. >> east it is a small nation home to 1200 people. hidden away in the forest a hive of honey. the local beekeeper says these colonies are the cleanest bees in the world. >> 99% of beekeepers would cry to see these bees like this. they would be envious of beautiful hives like this. >> see how calm they are. >> i am not going to do that, western a mask on that's crazy. >> he is producing a range of organic honey product to fund his dream. a pacific bee sanctuary to combat diseases plaguing the world's bees. he says nuia has the perfect climate to breed calm bees all year long. >> you have to get the right size, if you go too small, you can't get the scale up. if you go too big, it is hard to manage, this is the perfect size island for this project. >> nuia is isolated the nearest country from here is 300-kilometers away, which is why a bee sanctuary could work. >> it is a struggle to make money from agriculture here due to a small work force and long shipping routs. >> if we need to borrow money to make sure we can

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the global audience, and the social media component in the equation looms larger and larger with theassing story and headline. social media brings us closer to the tragedy and victims than they have been before. it's seizy to put ourselves in the victim's news. it brings eco into play. you are inserting yourself into a tragedy that you doesn't witness. that's the point of the attacks, to make people afraid and think that could have been me. >> the social media can offer alternative narratives. critics, when examining social and payne stream media xil the flaws. they were not there for the beirut bombing. a short coming, a perceived bias given the nonstop coverage of paris compareded to a rudimentary coverage. >> generally speaking, a white death is more important than a brown death. this has been the case because the media tend to be dominated by a western village. when there's an attack in the middle east, if the death toll is more than here, sadly it attracts least attention, as long as the media is dominated case. >> it's realistic that the demand matters. consumers are interested

beneficiaries of that experience was oliver wendell holmes senior who went on to become one of the looming figures of the harvard medical school, who specialized in taut anatomy and dissection for most of his time there. that is just one example. we are far more indebted to the french in many fields that we realize. medicine is one of the clearest of all examples. host: how much time did you spend in paris? guest: well, a good deal but not as much as most people would imagine. when i was getting my information and material from was a letter these young medical students were home. they wrote and reminisced on years later. many of them were the sons of doctors, their fathers wanted to know what are you learning, what's the latest? they were in the very forefront of the experimentation. in their fathers here in the united states did not want to be left behind. so the sons had to write home about how they are doing fine and working hard to stand up trouble. they also had to talk about what they were learning every day. those letters are absolutely phenomenal. they are all available at the harv

how is the looming rate hike affecting the options market? of the next two months cannot be understated in the retail business. as we head toward black friday, a change of strategy. we will explore its impact on the bottom-line. betty: welcome back. let's take a look at how the averages are trading right before the close. it has been a pretty brutal day. you can see the s&p 500 down 1%. the past sevenn sessions we have seen the smp fall and today, it has joined a gal and returning to the red. the dell has also fall in and is pretty much near its session low right now. treasuries are rallying for a third day. we've had several fed speakers. bill dudley very much in line with the janet yellen. given the labor market and improvement, he noticed the economy is solidly improving and it appears an interest rate hike is likely but there's a lot to happen between now and next month so we will keep our eye on that. meantime, some unusual things going on in financial markets. things are running counter to long-standing financial logic. place.unusual an

reporter: as world leaders stood for a moment of silence honoring the victims of the paris attack the looming question was how to respond. presidt obama even consulted with r rsia's vladimir putin who fight against isis despite losing over 200 of his citizens in a jet believed to have been blown up by an isis bomb. in a meeting with the president of turkey, a country also hit by isis, president obama vowed to hunt down the perpetrators. >> the killing of innocent people based on a twisted ideology is an attack not just on france, not just on turkey, but it's an attack on the civilized world. >> reporter: officials say the fight against isis will now intensify. that includes more air strikes targeting the terror group's top leaders. greater intelligence-sharing between the u.s. and european countries. and tighter control of the turkish/syrian border to restrict movement of foreign fighters. critics say the scope of the paris attacks requires a significant change of course. mike morrell, former deputy under president obama. >> i think it's crystal clear that us our strategy, our policy vis-a-vi

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obama addressed the looming cloud over the summit. "traditionally the g-20 has been a forum to discuss important economic issues facing the globe, but as president erdogan noted, the skies have been darkened by the horrific attacks that took place in paris just a day and a half ago. jessica rae: obama also discussed ways to address the refugee crisis... and strengthen the syria-turkey border. jessica rae: the obama administration is calming fears of a potential isis attack here on u-s soil. when asked about the matter, officials said the terror group's ability to launch an attack like the one on france...in the u- s...is limited. success in america.... has come largely from recruiting and motivating online sympathizers. " jessica rae: and coming up after the break... i'll bring you a special report on the terror threat here in the u-s. and how we can protect ourselves here at home... as security officials are expanding police presence around the nation. scott: we'll have... "you're watching abc9 news this morning... with ... jessica r

the market was already struggling with a downturn from china's economic slowdown and the looming likelihood of a u.s. interest rate increase. tourists look up back on travel to europe. steak and goldman sachs have been reduced by 13%. that frees up cash before buffett completes the purchase of aerospace equipment. than a deal valued at more $30 billion. you can always get more business news at bloomberg.com. more ahead on bloomberg markets. stay with us. betty: welcome back to bloomberg markets. one stock we are watching his marriott. after it announced a $12 billion deal to buy starwood hotels. the former ceo of starwood hotels at the investors conference here in manhattan. >> i think the world is going this way to scale. while i hate to see the company not be around anymore, you want to see your kid grow up and find a good partner and get married. and have lots of little babies. i think they have done an amazing job with the company. betty: that was berry at the robin hood conference. let's head back to the markets desk, a check on some of the other company movers related to hotel travel

tom: we talked to other investors about the looming fed question and what it means for turkish assetso their foreign funding. tell me how crucial it is for turkey as we look ahead? inan: it is very crucial and can't be underestimated and overstated. is a son is that turkey foreign country and has to rely on other people's savings to finance its growth rate and when financing is not forthcoming, turkey obviously will face difficulties in funding its growth model. the issue is that even in the best of domestic scenarios in turkey, having posted large current account deficits for the past several years, turkey will be vulnerable to a tightening of the global monetary conditions by the fed or a reversal of the emerging market sentiment because of other issues like china maybe. so even in the best of domestic scenarios, turkey would still be fragile but if the a.k.p. took the more hostile approach, then the risks will be much more sure. tom: we touched on the economic risks, the political risks, you're concerned about the breakdown in the truce with kurdish militants. where can we go from

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one seen all over the state in recent years -- but this divide over the next step does loom for gladbrook-reinbeck. live in the chririearl, kcrg-tt. we're learning more about what a new public library in marion could look like. coming up, see what a new marion library might include. people in marion are getting a better idea of what a new 12-million dollar library could look like. tonight, the library board heard some ideas for a new facility at a design session. the library board of trustees is looking to tear down the current building on sixth avenue and building mixed-used facility. officials say the current library is too small to meet the city's growing population. though some people have expressed concerns, saying the current library is only about 20 years old. kcrg-tv9's jijil kasparie joons us live from outside the library. jill, the design is coming along? the design showed residential units above the library and then a whole other section of residential and retail next door. people at tonight's meeting asked questions asking about everything from traffic to technology and more. 13:21:00

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. >> fruit of the loom. what can i say. i think what he's saying is fitting to the u.k. dynamics but doesn't apply to the u.s. a lot of what we discuss is very country specific. you said it works in saudi but not in other countries. here in the u.s. we do not have a problem of communities radicalizing. we have a problem of scattered individuals. occasionally there's more clusters of five individuals, similar to an online community, but it's a completely different dynamic. the countermessaging, the working with communities, great stuff. it can't hurt but in some cases if not done properly it can actually hurt. for the most part we're talking about individuals here and there who are radicalizing. we're communities but are generally rejecting radical messages unlike important part of the british community. it's a very different dynamic here. some of the big role of the state, social engineering, the needs for the communities to really speak out, i'm not saying it would hurt in the u.s. but not necessarily neede

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reporter: as world leaders stood for a moment of silence honoring the victims of the paris attack the loominguestion was how to respond. president obama even consulted with russia's vladimir putin who has been reluctant to join the fight against isis despite losing over 200 of his citizens in a jet believed to have been blown up by an isis bomb. in a meeting with the president of turkey, a country also hit by isis, president obama vowed to hunt down the perpetrators. >> the killing of innocent people based on a twisted ideology is an attack not just on france, not just on turkey, but it's an attack on the civilized world. >> reporter: officials say the fight against isis will now intensify. that includes more air strikes targeting the terror group's top leaders. greater intelligence-sharing between the u.s. and european countries. and tighter control ever the turkish/syrian border to restrict movement of foreign fighters. critics say the scope of the paris attacks requires a significant change of course. mike mor morrell served under president obama -- >> i they it's crystal clear that us our

he would sit in the news loom anliving roomand watch news bro. he was on the opposite side of things. he would remember what people said on the news, and if the story changed, he would bring that out. >> reporter: getting to the truth and covering the protests hasn't been easy. >> we saw how journalists were shut out. has that happened here? >> as what happened at the university of missouri that's been true both sides of the coin, both with the students that were leading the protest and somewhat with the administration as well. >> reporter: the student led protests in many ways is about inclusion and being accepted. feeling like you belong. instead of feeling like you're out of place. feelings and emotions kiira adds all too well. >> i think i started straightening my hair whether i was nine years old. >> straightening your hair? >> uh-huh. >> why was that? >> because i wanted to look like other people at my school. i wanted to look not like me basically. i couldn't understand why everyone else looked a certain way and i looked so different. >> wa

now the looming specter of terrorism is aimed at stopping the flow from syria. senator harry reid predicts senate democrats will block the new stricter measures, even as the president has promised to veto. what of the lucky few who made it? ahmad fled from syria and resettled in june in jersey sy, new jersey, by the group, church world service. >> the individuals putting their four or five children on boats through the sea and risking their lives, and death, this person can't be a terrorist. >> he now works at 12 hour overnight shift in a jersey bakery. he says he thankfully has a new start and a new life in our country. >> i made up my mind i'm here now and i'll get acclimated here, start my life from new here. >> despite new successes as you mentioned, polls show 67% of americans oppose the resettling of syrian refugees here. 1,682 have already arrived this year. the administration still plans to take that 10,000 next year. >> eric, thank you very much. >>> taking the fight directly to isis and destroying the terrorist group once and for all. general jack kean