a yemeni woman has just arrived in the u.s. city of san francisco to visit her dying son a year long legal battle to get a visa they had been prevented from seeing him. on people from yemen and four other mainly muslim countries as well as north korea venezuela. and chicago's archbishop has apologized for the catholic church's failure to address accusations of child sex abuse by its clergy the latest revelations of a cover up involved. clerics in the u.s. state of illinois over seventy years. now an official from the electoral commission of the democratic republic of congo says sunday's elections might be delayed due to technical difficulties earlier police fired tear gas at supporters of opposition presidential candidate. in the capital kinshasa the violence came after a ban by the city's governor on all political gatherings reports. a stage all. charged opposition supporters dancing singing and exuding confidence that this will be a fact but the ground will be fully packed by the time. only the presidential candidate could not get

police in the u.s. city of baltimore have launched a guns for cash campaign aimed at getting weapons off the streets it's. gun violence and the city will hold the street hundred people have been killed every year for the past four years but with gun ownership so widespread in america it's augie that such campaigns are nothing more than a p.r. stunt is john hendren if you know if they start to get a job in one of america's deadliest cities police are trying to even beyond. to reduce the number of weapons they face on the streets of baltimore they're buying them one hundred dollars for revolver and five hundred for a fully automated firearm no questions asked. couple pieces i think i need to get rid of i think just great idea gets some guns off the street the problem. there is little appetite on capitol hill to change gun laws the national rifle association has opposed any effort to curb gun rights and remains the most powerful lobbying group in america so police here are taking weapons off the street one of t

yemeni woman has just arrived in the u.s. city of san francisco to visit her dying son for a year long legal battle to get a visa the showing us may have been prevented from seeing him by a travel ban on people from yemen and four other mainly muslim countries as well as north korea and venezuela the two year old boy is an american citizen with a rare brain disorder that the u.s. granted ever a visa to a civil rights group took the case to court. activists and well wishers gathered at the airport to welcome. the u.s. senators passed a funding bill to keep the government running at least until the eighth of february the temper legislation was approved to avoid a complete federal shutdown after a deadlock about donald trump's plans for a border war with mexico from has previously refused to sign the bill if it doesn't include five billion dollars for the wall. the roman catholic church in the u.s. state of illinois has been accused of failing to report the full scale of alleged child sex abuse by its clergy a report by the attorney

franchise is expected to start playing and twenty twenty one before the decision seattle was the largest u.s. city without a major winter sports franchise. so on behalf of our fans we start this journey today to build an organization that will make you proud and to someday bring the stanley cup back to seattle and i promise you we will lot not let you down though seattle. the toronto maple leafs beat the buffalo sabers matching their best to start a season in eighty four years austin matthews scored his second goal of the game with three seconds left in overtime to lift to a four three when this is the waves fifth one in a row. two of the best athletes in the world were honored at the athletic governing bodies any will award ceremony. and catherine. were the winners at the top athlete awards in monaco kenya's one both the london and berlin marathon this year and one of colombia had an unbeaten year in the triple jump. that's all your sport now or later peter thanks very much we'll see you again thank you for artificial limbs has opened in iraq's second largest city it's brought hope to tens of tho

. >> our visit is seven years now travels to u.s. cities bringing the literary scene and sites to our viewers. you can watch more at >> next on c-span, former fbi director james comey talks about his closed door meeting with members of the house today. then, president trump announces his choices for attorney general and u.s. ambassador to the u.n. followed by the president's speech in kansas city talking about his support of law enforcement. now, former fbi director james comey talks briefly with reporters following his testimony on a range of issues behind closed doors with house judiciary committee members. he announced he has agreed to return for another interview on monday, december 17. director comey: i was going to try to sneak by you. ok. i am coming back. we have scheduled a date to come back on the 17th after a full day of questioning. 2 things

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i am assuming portland and seattle have been among the u.s. cities you had outreach to? >> yes, we looked at the entire package, the west coast from seattle to san diego. >> okay. just for my layman's understanding of things. it would seem to me that japan, in particular, has been dealing with this and building up expertise, especially for high rise vulnerability. have you been successful in developing relations there as well? >> yes. through my practice, we contacted the engineers in japan. and naturally some of the conversations are the shoreline. i think th-- >> thank you very much. commissioner? >> thank you. thank you all for this very important work. i am interested in the notice that was recommended. i think it is really important and i hope that we prioritize it and provide what support you need for doing that. it is significant as we know from just recent experience to sort of figure out the geotechnical aspect of what is going on in addition to the development surrounding the areas. i mean, we know that it is not just one building, it is entire neighbourhoods a

al-jazeera washington a yemeni woman has just arrived in the u.s. city of san francisco to visit her dying son not a year long legal battle to get a visa shamus when they had been prevented from seeing him by a travel ban on people from yemen and four other mainly muslim countries as well as north korea and venezuela a two year old boy is an american citizen with a rare brain disorder and the next not official in the democratic republic of congo says sunday's polls might be delayed due to technical difficulties police fired tear gas on opposition supporters in the capital kinshasa after political rallies a band of security concerns. chicago's archbishop has apologized for the catholic church's failure to address accusations of child sex abuse by its clergy the latest revelations of a cover up involved five hundred priests and clerics in the u.s. state of illinois over seventy years. brazil's outgoing president michel tema is facing new charges of corruption and money laundering he's accused of taking bribes in exchange for extending contracts to port ope

police in the u.s. city of baltimore have launched a guns a cash campaign aimed at getting weapons off the streets they're hoping to cut gun violence in a city where more than three hundred people have been killed in each of the past four years but with gun ownership so widespread in america it is argued campaigns like this on nothing more than p.r. stunts john henry reports ok what about if they start to get us over there in one of america's deadliest cities police are trying to even beyond. to reduce the number of weapons they face on the streets of baltimore they're buying them one hundred dollars for revolver and five hundred for a fully automated firearm no questions asked. i think i need to get rid of i think just great idea gets some guns off the street the problem. there is little appetite on capitol hill to change gun laws the national rifle association has opposed any effort to curb gun rights and remains the most powerful lobbying group in america so police here are taking weapons off the street o

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the unlikely friendships making a big difference in one u.s. city. >>> some breaking news out of indiana tonight. there's been an explosion at carmel high school just north of indianapolis, reportedly injuring at least two people, one with severe burns. officials say the fire may have started in a mechanical room. parents have been directed to the school stadium locker rooms to pick up their kids. >>> double trouble on the italian island of sicily today as mt. etna's eruption caused an earthquakenihede of 4.8. the quake damaged structures throughout the area and injured at least ten people. >>> supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg is out of the hospital. the nation's highest court confirming today that she was discharged from a new york hospital on tuesday after cancerous nodules were removed from her lung. she's resting at home. >>> the federal trade commission warning netflix customers about a new e-mail scam. criminals are posing as netflix in these e-mails and asking recipients to confirm payment details. experts say it's a good idea to avo

meanwhile, many u.s. cities are taking steps to ban plastic grocery bags and straws. though some argue paper versions don't work as well. back in georgia, scientists continue perfecting this plastic alternative. and while it's too pricey to mass produce now, researcher chinmai sadam says it's promising. >> the goal of the research from here on is to keep improving it until it gets to a stage where it's completely incredible and there's no other option. >> reporter: it's a race against time to find something different, as our environment continues to suffer the effects of too much plastic. tammy leitner, nbc news, atlanta, georgia. >>> when we come back, how a high school basketball team is overcoming unimaginable loss and inspiring a whole town. >>> finally tonight, the camp fire in northern california took 85 lives and destroyed 14,000 homes. it almost wiped the town of paradise off the map. but the devastation has not stopped the high school basketball team, which despite personal losses is giving the community some much-needed wins. here's steve patterson. >> repor

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that a national classic has been dropped after someone took offense a school for example in the u.s. city of philadelphia scrapped the book of the adventures of huckleberry finn due to its use of a racial slur. and u.s. radio stations refused to play the christmas hit baby it's cold outside after critics said it was actually about sexual assault on our guests debate the issues raised by the danish song. but the only one who really takes it seriously seriously is this head of the school it's a metaphor it's not that everybody here has to be a blond girl to be accepted as a person or to be a citizen in the society denmark has a real problem with integrating whether it's assimilation project where this integration of tolerance projects all the attitude towards immigrants people coming from war zones people escaping conflict and torture and those who are genuinely not over are generally asylum seekers refugees and there's no link between denmark's ability to integrate people and this song this is a song that is hundred years old it's part of being is colter it's part of our cultural heritage

united arab emirates to represent south america in the club world cup contrasts thing scenes in the u.s. city of atlanta as fans lined the streets to celebrate had led to united's win in the final of major league soccer team paraded the m.l.s. cup past their home stadium where they beat the potent timbers on saturday to claim atlanta's first professional sports title since the braves won baseball's world series back in one thousand nine hundred five this is just atlanta's second season in m.l.s. but they have the highest average attendances in the league. twenty fourteen n.b.a. champions the san antonio spurs have been struggling to recreate they form of recent seasons the spurs had lost four of five before sunday's game against the utah jazz but they held utah to say a record low of thirty six points in the first half using to a one hundred ten ninety seven when they're still way down in the lower half of the western conference. elsewhere drew holiday put in a big shift for the new orleans pelicans he scored thirty seven points and a hard for one hundred sixteen one hundred eight win over th

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not the first time national classics have been banned due to offensive content to school in the u.s. city of philadelphia scrapped the book the adventures of huckleberry finn due to multiple uses of the n. word and the christmas hit song baby it's cold outside that was barred by us radio stations just recently for suggesting sexual assault. something to discuss let's do just that with political commentator north or even from home political and social commentator mo ansal very good evening to you both even see first it was suggested the university certainly apologize for the song being sung suggestion they banned it's not quite clear at this point but they certainly apologized do you think that was right because one foreign teacher took offense. i think the only people who think it's right is this university of copenhagen school of business because everybody here is outraged about this political correct this question i mean the minister of justice has said he wrote on twitter immediately this is a joke this is lunacy and then in the parliament they actually sang the song to protest against

contrasting scenes in the u.s. city of atlanta as fun celebrated at lunch united's win in the final of major league soccer the team paraded the m.l.s. cup past their home stadium where they beat the portland timbers on saturday for atlanta's first professional sports title since the braves won baseball's world series back in ninety five this is just atlanta's second season in m.l.s. but they have the highest average attendance in the lake the and i formed same this season the tampa bay lightning one their seventh game in a row on monday steven stamkos was the star as they found the new york rangers the canadian getting three goals as they won six to three outs home. leave the eastern conference atlanta division by eight points. the first race of the new formula east season happens this saturday in saudi arabia will see x. formula one driver philippe mustn't make the switch to the all electric series and ahead of his debut the thirty seven year old tested himself yes the fastest animal on the planet the peregrine falcon

contrast thing seems in the u.s. city of atlanta as fans lined the streets to celebrate headline to united's win in the final of major league soccer team paraded the m.l.s. cup past their home stadium where they beat the potent timbers on saturday to claim atlanta's first professional sports title since the braves won baseball's world series back in one thousand nine hundred five this is just atlanta's second season in m.l.s. but they have the highest average attendances in the league. twenty fourteen n.b.a. champions the san antonio spurs have been struggling to recreate they form of recent seasons the spurs had lost four of five before sunday's game against the utah jazz but they held utah to see a record low of thirty six points in the first half using to a one hundred ten ninety seven when they're still way down in the lower half of the western conference the elsewhere drew holiday put in a big shift for the new orleans pelicans he scored thirty seven points in a hard for one hundred sixteen one hundred eight win over

police in the u.s. city of baltimore launched a guns for cash campaign aimed at getting weapons off the streets it's hoped the move will help curb gun violence in the city and more than three hundred people have been killed in each of the past four years but with gun ownership so widespread in america it's all good but such campaigns are nothing more than p.r. stunts is john hendren. if you know about it if they stop for you that's ok in one of america's deadliest cities police are trying to even beyond. to reduce the number of weapons they face on the streets of baltimore they're buying them one hundred dollars for revolver and five hundred for a fully automated firearm no questions asked. couple pieces i think i need to get rid of i think just great idea gets some guns off the street the problem out. there is little appetite on capitol hill to change gun laws the national rifle association has opposed any effort to curb gun rights and remains the most powerful lobbying group in america so police here are t

united arab emirates to represent south america in the club world cup contrasts thing scenes in the u.s. city of atlanta as fans are lined the streets to celebrate had led to united's win in the final of major league soccer team paraded the m.l.s. cup past a home stadium where they beat the potent timbers on saturday to claim atlanta's first professional sports title since the braves won baseball's world series back in one thousand nine hundred five this is just atlanta's second season in m.l.s. but they have the highest average attendances in the league. twenty fourteen n.b.a. champions the san antonio spurs have been struggling to recreate they form of recent seasons the spurs had lost four of five before sunday's game against the utah jazz but they held utah to say isn't a record low of thirty six points in the first half using to a one hundred ten ninety seven when they're still way down in the lower half of the western conference. elsewhere drew holiday put in a big shift for the new orleans pelicans he scored thirty seven points in a hard for one hundred sixteen one hundred eight win ov

for seven years, we have traveled to u.s. cities come of bringing the book seen to our viewers. you can watch our visits at c-span.org/citiestour. ♪ >> memphis tennessee is one of the most important music cities in the united states. >> it has always been a black and white city. it has never been a white city into which black people came. >> it is the end of an era. it is also a beginning. it introduces the slogan of black power, but also becomes a tool of empowerment. >> welcome to memphis. this southwestern tennessee city 600 thousand plays a central role in the civil rights movement and provides a window into the culture of the country. , we the next 90 minutes will learn about the city's history through its local authors. author, with our first who shares the story of the march. ♪ 1968, martin luther king jr. was assassinated here in downtown memphis, tennessee. two years earlier, king met earlier with other civil rights leaders during the meredith march. we explore the impact the march had on the future of the civil rights movement. >> the meredith march against fear is the

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the u.s. city of anchorage in alaska is slowly returning to normal after being hit by an earthquake there were no deaths reported and buildings generally sustained minor damage but the highway leading north of anchorage was ripped apart five million dollars in emergency funding is being sent to help with repairs. this is al jazeera and these are the top stories the u.s. and china have agreed to deescalate their trade war president donald trump and china's xi jinping met after the g. twenty summit ended trump is canceling his plan to raise new tariffs on china on january first but existing taxes on chinese goods will stay in place as the two countries negotiate further leaders the g twenty managed to reach an agreement and were able to find some common ground the communique addressed issues like the future of labor empowering women and infrastructure but also divisive topics like climate change and turkey's president used his platform at the g twenty summit to once again focus a spotlight on the mat

guns for cash the u.s. city of baltimore buys weapons in a push to get them off the streets and this course means when they find out if serving a williams could make a winning return in the first match since losing the u.s. open five. by this guy knowing if an asian harbor or off the coast of the italian riviera. hello again welcome back to your international weather forecast where we are seeing some showers over here down towards the south and also into the west here probably across parts of vietnam over the next few days is going to be mostly coastal showers for you there you hanoi is going to be seeing some showers as well up towards the north though it is going to be some snow in some higher elevations over the next few days and the rain pretty well here towards the west is going to be on the increase for hong kong though it is going to be a cooler day for you than what we've seen over the last couple days with attempted there of about sixteen degrees well for the philippines we are watching a troublesome sy

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and hand me your weapons one u.s. city offering cash in return but will it bring down gun violence. and later in school roger federer lands his first big prize of the new tennessee's. rob reynolds has more on the story we were telling you about before from washington d.c. a. recent unannounced visit to iraq and the reaction that's been getting. president donald trump got a warm welcome from u.s. troops during his brief visit to iraq. we came to al assad to share our eternal gratitude for everything you do to keep america safe strong and free. accompanied by first lady malani a trump the president shook hands with service members at an air base one hundred sixty kilometers from baghdad he posed for selfies and signed autographs including one on a make america great again campaign cap he bragged about the defeat of eisel on his watch two years ago when i became president there were a very dominant group they were very dominant today they're not so dominant anymore the visit came amid continuing fallout from trump's abrupt decision to pull out all u.s. forces from syria our presence in

>> reporter: you know, david, this is after a super saturated weekend, where more than a dozen u.s. cities like myrtle beach, washington, d.c., had their wettest years on record surpassed. now, we get more rain, and at the worst possible time. the pacific northwest storm, winds up to 60 miles per hour. three feet of mountain snow. four to six inches of rain sweeping through the midwest. we could ceci vese severe storm florida. as everybody goes to the airports in the northeast, inevitably impacts travel as we end this week before the big holiday. david? >> ginger, thank you. >>> we're going to turn next tonight to the breaking news. cbs revealing that they are terminating ceo les moonves for cause after an investigation. he will leave the company without his $120 million severance. they said among other things that he did not cooperate with the investigation. here's abc's eva pilgrim now. >> reporter: tonight, cbs with that bombshell announcement, denying its former chairman and ceo les moonves his $120 million severence package. the network releasing a statement, saying, "there are ground

san jose would be the first u.s. city to require such technology.bers are expected to begin researching the idea and its cost early next month. >>> the warriors were hoping to wrap up the road trip tonight with a win. they were in milwaukee to face their opponent. jason will be in to talk about this in sports. >>> up first, it has been 77 years since the attack on pearl harbor. after a break a local survivor tells us his story. >> i was looking toward the short and the hanger started exploding and -- toward the shore and the hanger started exploding. >>> today marks 77 years since the surprise attack on pearl harbor. the assault by japanese warplanes claimed the lives of more than 2400 u.s. service members and civilians and pushed the u.s. into entering world war ii. december 7 is now known as national per rural -- pearl harbor remembrance day. their monies were held across the country to remember those who lived and died at pearl harbor. in hawaii about 20 survivors observed a moment of silence at 7:55 am. closer to home at beacon was relit this ev

>> reporter: you know, david, this is after a super saturated weekend, where more than a dozen u.s. cities, like myrtle beach, elmira, new york, washington, d.c., had their wettest years on record surpassed. now we get more rain. and at the worst possible time. it all comes together by that pacific northwest storm, winds up to 60 miles per hour, up to three feet of mountain snow. four to six inches of rain sweeping through the northwest, then into the plains by the midweek, and then by thursday, which, by the way, is the busiest day for travel, it settles in in the southeast. we could see severe storms in northwest florida, southeastern georgia. as everybody heads up i-95 or goes to the airports in the northeast, it will inevitably impact travel as we end this week before the big holiday. david? >> ginger zee tonight. j ginger, thank you. >>> we're going to turn next tonight to the breaking news. cbs revealing just before we came on the air tonight that they are terminating ceo les moonves for cause after an investigation. that means he will leave the company without his $120 million sever

of expected to start playing and twenty twenty one before that decision seattle was the largest u.s. city without a major winter sports franchise. so we have a lot of fans we start this journey today to build an organization that will make you proud and to someday bring the stanley cup back to seattle and i promise you we will lot not let you down. though seattle. and the toronto maple leafs beat the buffalo sabers matching their best start to the season eighty four years austin matthew scored his second goal of the game with three seconds left in overtime to look tronto two in order three when you're going to get the win in a row. peter back to you thanks very much let's just get you right up to date with what's going on coming to us out of westminster in london a series of may the u.k.'s prime minister and his date see of a five day debates on its proposals we're just hearing from the trade minister liam fox now he's saying that he understands that following last night's parliamentary vote there is a possibility and i quote there's a possibility of not having the. does that mean a crash

center for justice and international law she is in the costa rican capital of san jose from the u.s. city of oakland we have some of the ok you know here's a journalist and video producer whose work has focused on hundred us avenue honduran capital take us to gallup or we have carlo quaver she is the honduran human rights minister hello everybody it's good data here on the stream minister i'm trying to think what your caseload must be on a regular basis in terms of human rights cases that you're trying to tackle in honduras do you want to give us a little insight into the sort of things that is part of your daily job ok thank you. very morton for your. love and yours is a very small country we. are in. we have very. oh one of our challenges human rights is especially working trying to generate opportunities for these men on the one who are in office or great challenges especially trying to walk strengthening that i'm. trying to generate opportunity. to help them also in education also trying to work what were more training opportunities to generate employment opportunities in moscow or tr

this year the u.s. city of chicago has been the scene of nearly two thousand eight hundred shootings a statistic that stands as a sobering reminder of a cycle of violence that shows no signs of stopping but organizes of greenery and trey subscribe to the belief that nothing stops a booklet like a job and say to end the cycle of violence you must eradicate the forces that diminish the humanity of young people. and. this is why the program. because this is the way we chinese citizens are looking. now don't nobody want to and want to go anywhere but they're. joining eight months ago. six months in prison. but somebody. behavioral health finally getting. so what happens when violence is treated like a community health crisis instead of a crime issue well joining us to talk about this in san francisco california rami nashashibi he's the executive director of the inner city muslim action network in chicago or eman and joining us on set billy moore case manager for the green reentry program and large mcinnis a memb

know the sun's they say the urgency of this climate conference in poland cannot be overstated the u.s. city of anchorage in alaska is certainly returning to normal after being hit by an earthquake there were no deaths reported and buildings generally sustained minor damage but the highway leading north of anchorage was ripped apart five million dollars in emergency funding is being sent to help with the pads the white house has announced that a state funeral will be held next wednesday for former u.s. president george h.w. bush who has died at the age of ninety four donald trump says he'll send his official jets air force one into texas to transport the former president's casket to washington bush sr was the forty first president from one thousand nine hundred nine to one thousand nine hundred three and his time in office was defined by the end of the cold war and the gulf war. this is al jazeera and these are the top stories the u.s. and china have agreed to deescalate their trade war president donald trump and china's xi jinping met after the g. twenty summit ended trump is canceling his

share company like uber provide cheap safe rides for customers, they make money for drivers, one u.s. cityin whole thing artificially raising rates, why, where and who? the panel, they return next. kennedy: new york city, state us, worse kind, they are at it again, just time before they get to you, this time, mandated a new minimum wage $17.22 an hour after expenses for uber and lyft price, ride share cust -- say it will increase cost and less efficient. after the vote, i believe all new yorkers are willing to pay more, and wait longer so people transporting fetransporting theo provide for themselves and their family, yeah, right, first of all that not true, we're cheap and impatient. >> why is the city again trying to fight the free market. >> why? friday night, raining, yes, i will pay 50. >> this started years ago, when driver were classified as independent corrected ors -- contractor instead of employees. that is where battle lines were drawn. this is after years, and i think there something to be said about taxi limousine commission saying we're just going to help the factaxi drivers.