we know the us navy has arrived. what else, in terms of international assistance, is arriving? argentine navy is put emphasising, is the equipment that the us southern command has delivered. part of it has arrived in the last 2a hours, and it includes a mini submarine, and also a remote control module, and a kind of escape capture all. and together, this equipment is designed to latch onto a sub that may be on the floor of the ocean, and be able to extract the crew safely —— capsule. and to the surface. hopefully, if it goes well. so they are preparing that equipment now, and in the meantime, today, in the last few hours, the crews from ships from six other countries have been combing the sea, attempting to try to find a trace over a vast area, of the submarine. and what do we know about the conditions on board the submarine before it went missing, and what potentially happens next in this operation?m is an old submarine, but it has been recently updated, in 2007 to 2014 it went through quite a lot of updates, particularly the attentions. it had just arrived. —— particularly to

and prosecutors reveal the true extent of a us navy with hundreds of. trade. secrets for money home. life from all of us here a very warm welcome to you this is. a significant day for syria as the islamic state stronghold in the country at the city of. liberated that is according to government forces of the city where syria and iraq backed militias joined forces to surround. which is situated very close to the borders of both countries. forces from four countries participated in this joint operation to liberate the city which saw heavy clashes over a number of days in that. daniel holkins has more on the story joining me live in the studio now there must be many people in syria right now daniel just breathing a collective sigh of relief it's a big day for syria rory a big day for the fight against islamic state this settlement was one of the last major eisel for holes in the south of syria in the euphrates valley on the border with iraq why is it significant as a key border crossing it will prevent the flow of weapons and fighters from iraq to syria and vice ve

a us navy plane carrying 11 crew and passengers has crashed into the ocean south—east of japan. g, according to the us seventh fleet. it's thought the accident may have been caused by engine failure. america has called violence against rohingya muslims in myanmar ethnic cleansing. its secretary of state rex tillerson also said, "these abuses by some among the burmese military, security forces, and local vigila ntes have caused tremendous suffering." and he added that targeted sanctions could follow. let's speak to barbara plett usher, the bbc‘s state department correspondent. is this as strong as the americans have gone on this issue? definitely, the strongest condemnation they have undertaken so far. we heard these words from other areas, including the un, the americans have been slow to use these terms. there is a process that these terms. there is a process that the state department whereby they had to go to analysis to determine if there is ethnic cleansing, that ta kes if there is ethnic cleansing, that takes time so that is a reason. they wa nted takes time so that is a rea

the us navy has flown in deep—sea rescue equipment. avy's antarctic patrol ship, has been diverted to help scan beneath the waves of the south atlantic ocean. the sanjuan left the southern port of ushuaia last monday, after a routine mission. it was making the 2,000—mile journey back to its base in mar del plata, not far from argentina's capital. the search is focused around halfway, in the sanjorge gulf, where the submarine last made contact on wednesday. one of the 44 crew members is argentina's first female submariner. the best hope of finding her and her crewmates alive is that a power failure knocked out the submarine‘s communications. six countries are now hunting for the san juan, but it is lost in a huge area of ocean, and bad weather is making a difficultjob even harder. dan johnson, bbc news. candace piette is the bbc‘s regional editor for latin america. i asked her how significant the satellite transmissions were in the search for the submarine. well, they were initially considered to be very significant. they were very weak,

nowjoined by a nasa plane, ahe uk survey vessel hms protector the uk survey vessel hms protector and a us navyhe argentinian ministry of defence say failed satellite calls have been detected, which they believe are from the submarine. it is not clear, though, when the calls were made, why they failed, or whether they could lead those searching to where the submarine is now. malcolm young, co—founder and guitarist of the australian rock band ac/dc, has died aged 64. he founded the group in the 1970s with his brother angus, retiring more than a0 years later to receive treatment for dementia. ac/dc are best known for the albums highway to hell and back in black, and were inducted into the rock and roll hall of fame in 2003. tributes have been flowing on twitter for malcolm young. black sabbath front man ozzy osbourne says: duff mckagan, of guns n roses fame, tweets: his sincerest condolences. that's all from the team. goodbye for now. now on bbc news, a special programme looking at one of this year's challenges for the 100 women season — breaking the glass ceiling. we are challenging teams of wom

and simple enough about reporting things like a us navy veteran, tennessee republican, is that easy.posed eyewitnesses to one of those terrorism outrages, suggesting was that women ignored some of the victims. there is not the level of credibility and backup that the bbc are other news organisations would use. are other news organisations would use. these are posted. they then get repeated and suddenly, they are fa cts . repeated and suddenly, they are facts. theresa may being quoted here from what she said on monday russia threatening the international order on which we all depend. the last few minutes, the russian foreign ministry basically saving this is nonsense. it is coming because there is so much tension and pressure about brexit, looking for escape valves almost and this can only cause regrets. this is coming from something called the internet research agency, a russian organisation. sounds like a credible body. it does raise the pressure on the tech companies to tell us more, what you really know. you're going to see the pressure build—up again. equally, some of the new sit

the us navy sends special tracking equipment to help in the hunt for an argentine submarine.

region as well as stomping out local exists affiliates the saudi led alliance with the help from the us navy and special forces has fueled what was originally a minor civil war leaving thousands of civilians dead and millions displaced in other words exactly what has been taking place in syria for the past five years just into a smaller and much less prosperous country but even as the trump white house ramps up its yemeni operations hope yet remains that at least some in washington have avoided the coolie as artie's ashley banks reports on this week's vote on a congressional resolution that knowledge ing u.s. involvement in yemen. the resolution passed by the house of representatives publicly acknowledged the pentagon has been sharing information and refueling warplanes that saudi arabia and other allies are using to attack who do you rebels the resolution also states u.s. military operations are authorized to fight only al kind of and other allied terrorist groups in yemen excluding shiite muslim rebels what's a not included in the resolution is a call for an end to the u.s. of support and

the us navy continues to investigate a deadly plane crash that killed three sale ors. two of the salors were from florida, the third from louisiana. ate other salors were rescued. it's still unclear what caused the crash. this marks the latest deadly incident in a string of mishaps this year for the us seventh fleet based in japan. next at 11 today wasra for millions of folks headed back home from the holiday. we'll check in on the post thanksgiving travel rush. plus how black friday sales are stack ing up this year. we'll be back in a moment. . ♪♪ what if home security was different? what if it looked different? what if the measure of working, was that you never had to think about it. ♪♪ what if it was so easy to use, you actually used it. [alarm] you have 3 minutes to exit. what if it gave you time, and what you really need from home security. a sense of security. ♪♪ >> hard to believe but thanksgiving and black friday alre now it is on some cyber monday. fox's maryann raff

prosecutors revealed the true extent of a us navy scandal with hundreds of officers on. of trading military secrets for money and alcohol being charged with espionage but rather with corruption.

prosecutors revealed the true extent of a us navy scandal with hundreds of officers and admirals accused of trading military secrets for sex money and alcohol they're being charged though not with espionage but with corruption. a warm welcome you're watching r.t. international broadcasting to you live from the russian capital i'm lucky aaron. a significant day for syria as the last islamic state stronghold in the country the city of abu kemal is liberated it was confirmed by the syrian army we'll show you in just a moment pictures from the vicinity of the city where syrian and iraqi backed militias joined forces to surround kemal which is situated very close to the border between the two countries. p.p.p. . thank. you very much. the. forces from all countries participated in a joint operation to liberate this city which saw heavy clashes over a number of days in the area parties daniel hawkins has more details. why is this victory so significant well it's one of the very final steps of the end of the self-proclaimed caliphate and an end to the flow of weapons and fighters across the bord

the us navy has flown in deep—sea rescue equipment. antarctic patrol ship, has been diverted to help scan beneath the waves of the south atlantic ocean. the sanjuan left the southern port of ushuaia last monday, after a routine mission. it was making the 2,000—mile journey back to its base in mar del plata, not far from argentina's capital. the search is focused around halfway, in the sanjorge gulf, where the submarine last made contact on wednesday. one of the 44 crew members is argentina's first female submariner. the best hope of finding her and her crew mates alive is that a power failure knocked out the submarine's communications. six countries are now hunting for the san juan, but it's lost in a huge area of ocean and bad weather is making a difficultjob even harder. dan johnson, bbc news. you are from a loo with a view to the world's quirkiest toilet. lift the lid on the international tourism toilet awards. also on the programme, we visit the singapore exhibition bringing together european artists and their asian contemporary. be

aircraft have been searching, nowjoined by a nasa plane, the uk survey vessel hms protector, and a us navyinistry of defence say failed satellite calls have been detected, which they believe are from the submarine. it is thought the signal was too week to maintain a connection. experts are now trying to train —— trace the origin to find the submarine and its 44 crew. the lebanese politician, saad hariri, is in france where he has confirmed that he will be going back home in the next few days. france has said it is "ready to organise a meeting of the international support group for lebanon". mr hariri announced he was standing down as prime minister while in saudi arabia a fortnight ago. lucy williamson reports having the president greet you at the palace sends a message. in this case, that saad hariri is still the prime minister of lebanon, not a political exile fleeing saudi arabian control. it was a show of support both political and personal. after the meeting, sources said france would continue direct contacts with the middle east key players. saad hariri said he was finally going home

the us navy has flown in deep—sea rescue equipment. s been diverted to help scan beneath the waves of the south atlantic ocean. the sanjuan left the southern port of ushuaia last monday, after a routine mission. it was making the 2,000—mile journey back to its base in mar del plata, not far from argentina's capital. the search is focused around halfway, in the sanjorge gulf, where the submarine last made contact on wednesday. one of the 44 crew members is argentina's first female submariner. the best hope of finding her and her crew mates alive is that a powerfailure knocked out the submarine's communications. six countries are now hunting for the san juan, but it's lost in a huge area of ocean and bad weather is making a difficultjob even harder. dan johnson, bbc news. now it's time for the sport. hello, lizzie. thanks very much, mishal. good evening. england are still on course to reach their first rugby league world cup final in over two decades. they're through to the semis against tonga, after beating co—hosts papua new guinea 36—6

" >> and a sad update this morning, the search has ended for three sailors who went missing after us navy plane crashed in the pacific ocean. the sailors were a boards a c2 a greyhounds transport plant when crashed into the festival of families mean sea near oak inch owe with a, it was headed to the uss ronald reagan aircraft carrier. eight people survived the crash, and are in good condition. details about the three miss having not yet been released. >> and fears remain high in the search for missing argentine submarine, more than week has passed since the navy sub vanished in the atlantic ocean. argentine officials say unexplained explosion was detected near the last confirmed location of the sub. the submarine was caring 44 crew members from southern argentina to its home base in the northern part of the country. >> new this morning, fire officials are trying to find out what caused an early morning fire in west oaklane. flames broke out at a home on the 1300 block of east price street, just past midnight. heavy smoke and fire burned through the roof of that home. fire crews were able

the us navy has flown in deep—sea rescue equipment. h the waves of the south atlantic ocean. the sanjuan left the southern port of ushuaia last monday, after a routine mission. it was making the 2,000—mile journey back to its base in mar del plata, not far from argentina's capital. the search is focused around halfway, in the sanjorge gulf, where the submarine last made contact on wednesday. one of the 44 crew members is argentina's first female submariner. the best hope of finding her and her crew mates alive is that a power failure knocked out the submarine's communications. six countries are now hunting for the san juan, but it's lost in a huge area of ocean and bad weather is making a difficultjob even harder. dan johnson, bbc news. volunteers restoring the last paddle steamer to be built in britain are appealing for help to track down artefacts and equipment which disappeared from the ship. ‘the maid of the loch‘ was left derelict after it was moth—balled 35 years ago. now a group of enthusiasts are hoping she will set sail again.

. >> as the president wraps up his trip, the us navy blessing s military muscle off the southeast coast of korea first time in a decade that three aircraft car carrier strike groups exercised together in the region. south korean ships also participated. >> well the public has a chance to be weighing in on the rail ex pan sean proposal in king of prussia. we'll tell when you, up next, plus this. >> i know everyone who gave their life that day. >> one week after the texas shooting, a congregation gathers to mourn and praise, more from inside the church. >> and we will tell you where this fog was so thick it caused major problems for travelers at one airport. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> cold november rain ♪ >> quite apropos, november rain, guns n' roses, rain across part of philly and snow showers to the north. katie has the details on this chilly monday morning, and when the skies will clear. we'll be right back. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> wealth come back, major headache for travelers in southwest child i. fog declared thousands, delaying more than 10,000 passengers. say hi humidity on the grounds and

prosecutors reveal the true extent of a us navy scandal with hundreds of officers and admirals accused of trading military secrets for sex money and alcohol they're being charged though not with espionage but with corruption. a warm welcome you're watching r.t. international broadcasting to you live from the russian capital i'm neki aaron good to have you with us our top story this hour a significant day for syria as the last islamic state stronghold in the country the city of kemal is liberated this was confirmed by the syrian army we'll show you in just a moment pictures from the vicinity of the city where syrian on. iraqi backed militias joined forces to surround. was confined to just a few desert regions villages and scattered outposts he factors in this conducting major operations throughout the region in the lead up to the assault. and let's take a look at some of the many people are also asking what comes next of course as in the northern parts of syria as we saw in the south on the map there in our various forces pitted against each other the syrian army with its allies the rus

aircraft have been searching, nowjoined by a nasa plane, the uk survey vessel hms protector, and a us navyentinian ministry of defence say failed satellite calls have been detected, which they believe are from the submarine. it is not clear, though, when the calls were made, why they failed, or whether they could lead those searching to where the submarine is now. andrew plant, bbc news. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news. 14 civilians are reported to have been killed in a rebel—held neighbourhood besieged by syrian government forces on the outskirts of damascus. the british—based syrian 0bservatory for human rights said the victims died in airstrikes and shelling in four towns in the eastern ghouta district. syrian state media blamed rebel shelling in damascus. the russian ambassador has dismissed criticism of his country's decision to veto a un security council resolution which would have extended an international inquiry into chemical weapons attacks in syria. this is the 10th time moscow has used its veto powers at the united nations in support of its ally s

the us navy, the argentine navy, the brazilian navy, but the ocean is a very large thing.s —— we don't have an unambiguous sense of where the submarine sank, so it is a difficult search. it has been a difficult week, but what can you tell us about what conditions are like done that? well, the conditions certainly wouldn't be great. it depends on what the situation with the batteries is, and if they refresh their ad. if they refresh their air recently, close to the surface, and if the batteries are in good condition, the nearest i have seen is as long as two weeks, which would give us a a few more days to find them. but the shortest i saw was seven days, which would put us in a critical situation right now. and in terms of what you know about submarines, briefly, what you think would have gone wrong? it is really ha rd to would have gone wrong? it is really hard to say. the captain reported an electrical malfunction shortly before they lost communication. it isa before they lost communication. it is a german designed and built submarine, and these submarines have a reputati

this new spat comes as the us navy sailed a powerful carrier air group into the sea of japan off theula. rupert wingfield—hayes reports from the uss abraham lincoln. sailing together off the coast of korea today, three american supercarriers. swooping low over them, a pair of b—1 bombers. on the right is the theodore roosevelt. on the left, the nimitz. and leading them, the ronald reagan. on board, these ships carry more than 200 combat aircraft. the launches and recoveries continue around the clock. we can sustain 24—hour operations for extended periods of time, however, with more than one carrier, that length of time goes out indefinitely, quite frankly, when we get to three. in other words, there is enough combat power here off the coast of korea to go to war. the last time anything like this was seen in the western pacific was ten years ago. here off the korean peninsula, no—one can really remember. this is a raw expression of america's military muscle, and for president trump, it is a message being sent to pyongyang that if it doesn't come to the negotiating table, this is poten

since world war ii, the us navy's patrolled these contested seas, but china's pressing its claim.ident xi and president trump should better communicate and try to compromise, so, maybe in this case, lots of the security problems can be solved or at least decreased. i do think there will be more rivalry, but there also will be more opportunities, artificial intelligence and many high—tech areas that needs the cooperation between china and the united states. i should say that i do not completely agree with you. if we look back to history, we will see that a lot of wars have originated from the economic conflicts. china's history has seen many great powers rise and fall, and it builds its us strategy brick by careful brick. president trump's visit is an important moment for china. the host will do nothing to antagonise his guest, but he has less reason than any recent chinese leader to bow to american demands. president xi believes the united states is in steep decline, and china, rising, in a power game to define our century. carrie gracie, bbc news, on the great wall of china. twit

a us navy investigation has found that two collisions between navy destroyers and commercial vessels caused by preventable errors. a total of 17 sailors were killed in the crashes involving the uss fitzgerald and the uss john s mccain. the report blamed inadequate safety plans, and "a loss of situational awareness". you're watching bbc world news america. still to come on tonight's programme: just 100 days to go before the start of the winter olympics in south korea, but could tensions with the north put a damper on the games? a russian political talk—show host has announced her intention to challenge vladimir putin for the presidency in ksenia sobchack said she will give a voice to all of those who are tired of the current president's18—year rule. 0leg boldyrev spoke to her. she conquered the world of russian show business before even turning 30. now she is going after the highest drop in the country. she went on youtube to say she would run for president at the elections next spring. not to wind, she says, but to unite those who are tired of vladimir putin's political system. to un

the us navy's loading deep sea rescue equipment and flying it to argentina.mile journey back to its base in mar del plata, not far from argentina's capital. the search is focused around halfway, in the sanjorge gulf, where the sub last made contact, but it's a huge area and poor weather has made a difficult search even harder. translation: we have to consider that it might be on the surface of the water, as protocol says it should, because it would be easier for the submarine to get help that way. one of the aa crew members is argentina's first woman sub—mariner. the best hope for finding her and her crew mates alive, is that a power failure knocked out the submarine's communications. britain is now one of the five countries helping the argentine navy in the massive search to find the san juan. time foran time for an update on the weather. a fine day but change afoot overnight. a sister moving eastwards and ahead of it clear skies and early frost for a time. eventually, outbreaks of rain, a strengthening breeze moving into northern ireland and scotland will s

since world war ii, the us navy has patrolled these contested sees but china is pressing its claim anding. i think the two presidents should better communicate and to try to compromise, so maybe in this case lots of the security problems can be solved or at least decreased. i do think there will be more rivalry but also more opportunities. artificial intelligence and many high—tech areas that requires cooperation between china and the united states. if we look back into history we will see that a lot of wards originated from the economic conflicts. chinese history has seen many great powers rise and fall. it builds its us strategy brick by careful brecht. president trump's visit will see him do nothing to antagonise his guest. he has less reason than any other recent chinese leader to both american demands. he sees the united states is in steep decline and china rising ina states is in steep decline and china rising in a power game to define our century. and of course we will be bringing you fool coverage of that very significant threat, the longest undertaken by a us president in asia

the uk survey vessel hms protector and a us navy aircraft.try of defence they failed satellite calls have been detected which they believe are from the submarine. it is not clear, though, when the calls were made, why they failed or whether they could lead those searching to where the submarine is now. stay with us here on bbc news, still to come: after more than 30 years as an irish republican leader, gerry adams says he'll be stepping down as president of sinn fein. the family of gaia pope have said they are absolutely devastated after police searching for her, said the body of a young woman had been found, and they were confident it was that of the missing teenager. the discovery, in dorset, was made by specialist search teams close to a coastal path near swanage. adina campbell reports. the search for gaia pope has been going on for 11 days. but tonight that search has come to an end. she is — i will not say was and never will — she is the absolute light of my life. so beautiful, so emotionally wise and intelligent and, um, so passionate

this new spat comes as the us navy sailed a powerful carrier air group into the sea of japan off the rupert wingfield—hayes reports from the uss abraham lincoln. sailing together off the coast of korea today, three american supercarriers. swooping low over them, a pair of b—i bombers. on the right is the theodore roosevelt. on the left, the nimitz. and leading them, the ronald reagan. on board, these ships carry more than 200 combat aircraft. the launches and recoveries continue around the clock. we can sustain 24—hour operations for extended period of time, however with more than one carrier that length of time goes out indefinitely, quite frankly, when we get to three. in other words, there is enough combat power here off the coast of korea to go to war. the last time anything like this was seen in the western pacific was ten years ago — here off the korean peninsula, no one can really remember. this is a raw expression of america's military muscle, and for president trump, it is a message being sent to pyongyang that if it doesn't come to the negotiating table this is potentially

us navy has flown in deep sea rescue equipment.ms protector has been diverted to help scan beneath the waves of the south atlantic ocean. the submarine left the southern port of ushuaia on monday, after a routine mission. it was making the 2000 mile journey back to its base in mar del plata, not far from argentina's capital. the search is focused around halfway, in the sanjorge gulf, where the sub last made contact, but it's a huge area and poor weather has made a difficult search even harder. one of the 44 crew members is argentina's first woman sub—mariner. the best hope for finding her and her crew mates alive, is that a power failure knocked out the submarine‘s communications. six countries are now hunting the sanjuan six countries are now hunting the san juan but that is six countries are now hunting the sanjuan but that is lost in a huge area of ocean and bad weather is making a difficult job area of ocean and bad weather is making a difficultjob even harder. with all the sport, here's lizzie greenwood hughes at the bbc sport

a us navy investigation has found that two collisions between navy destroyers and commercial vesselsern pacific earlier this year were avoidable and caused by a number of preventable errors. seventeen sailors died in crashes involving the uss fitzgerald and the ussjohn s mccain. the report blamed inadequate safety plans and "a loss of situational awareness." dustin hoffman has become the latest a—list hollywood star to face sexual harassment allegations. a production assistant who worked with him in the 1980s claims that he touched her inappropriately and made crude sexual remarks. more allegations have also emerged against kevin spacey also dating back to the 1980s. the british defence secretary, michael fallon, has resigned over his personal conduct, following a wave of allegations of sexual harassment and abuse against members of parliament. mr fallon admitted that his behaviour in the past may have fallen short of the standards expected. now to bolivia, where it all kicked off in a football league game after a police dog stole the show and the ball. the animal escaped from his mi

since world war ii, the us navy's patrolled these contested seas, but china's pressing its claim.ing. i think president xi and president trump should better communicate and try to compromise, so, maybe in this case, lots of the security problems can be solved or at least decreased. i do think there will be more rivalry but there also will be more opportunities, artificial intelligence and many high—tech areas that need the co—operation between china and the united states. i do not completely agree with you. if we look back to history, we will see that a lot of wars have originated from economic conflicts. china's history has seen many great powers rise and fall, and it builds its us strategy brick by careful brick. president trump's visit is an important moment for china. the host will do nothing to antagonise his guest, but he has less reason than any recent chinese leader to bow to american demands. president xi believes the united states is in steep decline, and china, rising, in a power game to define our century. carrie gracie, bbc news, on the great wall of china. as donald

the reuter‘s news agency says a us navy plane detected an object near the area where the sub sent that be identified. for a week now, relatives of the 44 crew members have been coming to the naval base to pray for the safe return of their loved ones, but with today's news, many have become angry, accusing the navy of lying and raising false hopes. translation: i feel cheated. they say it's translation: i feel cheated. they say its 3,000 meters below sea. so, no, they don't tell you anything. that's why i say they are swines. for me, they are wicked and have manipulated us. they knew about it and they are wicked. with each day that passes now, rescuing anyone alive seems more and more unlikely. riley karlsson, bbc news. desperate for the families. the last time a submarine was rescued or people on board were rescued on a sunken vessel was years ago. in other news: zimbabwe's incoming president, emmerson mnangagwa, is urging citizens to remain patient and peaceful and not to take part in any "vengeful retribution" against robert mugabe. robert mugabe's replacement will be officially swor

and two aircraft have been searching, nowjoined by a plane, a uk survey vessel hms protector and a us navyof defence says seven satellite calls have now been detected, made at various times on saturday. it is thought the signal was too weak to maintaina thought the signal was too weak to maintain a connection. experts are now trying to trace the origin to try to find the missing submarine and its 44 crew. the main headlines... zimbabwe's ruling zanu—pf party is expected to remove president robert mugabe as its leader today, as well as expell his wife, grace, from the party. police say they're confident that the remains of a body found near swanage is that of the missing teenager, gaia pope. tests of driverless cars on uk roads are set to be given the go—ahead in this week's budget. after 34 years at the helm, the sinn fein leader, gerry adams, says he plans to step down. during his time as leader, he persuaded the ira to call a ceasefire and pursued a political settlement in the form of the good friday agreement. his decision to resign brings to an end the longest party leadership in brita

since world war ii, the us navy's patrolled these contested seas but china's pressing its claim.and president trump should better communicate and try to compromise, and maybe in this case lots of the security problems can be solved or at least decreased. i do think there will be more rivalry but there will also be more opportunities. artificial intelligence and many high—tech areas that need the cooperation between china and the united states. i do not agree with you. if we look back to history, we will see that a lot of wars have originated from economic conflicts. china's history has seen many great powers rise and fall. and it builds its us strategy brick by careful brick. president trump's visit is an important moment for china. the host will do nothing to antagonise his guest, but he has less reason than any recent chinese leader to bow to american demands. president xi believes the united states is in steep decline and china is rising, in a power game to define our century.

this was part of the navy land. >> anthony: when did the navy stop using vieques as a bombing range?t that long ago. so what you'd be eating lunch and you hear boom, boom. >> elda: basically. and still they detonate bombs. >> anthony: this is left over ordinances. >> elda: yeah this is like the clean up process. they gather the unexploded ammunitions and they detonate them all together. >> erica: the house moves with the bombing. it's like middle of the war. >> anthony: and i'm sorry you've lived here how long? >> carlito: all my life. >> erica: me too. all my life in vieques. [ rooster caww ] >> anthony: i've been drinking a fair amount of this lately. this one is flavored with? >> erica: acerola. >> anthony: acerola. alright who'joining me? salud. mhmm good. >> erica: it's good? >> anthony: i'm not driving after this. [ laughter ] >> anthony: lobsters with mashed yautia and yucca from the the garden. conch salad, and coconut arepas. >> anthony: it's really beautiful here. this is not san juan this is much more lush. >> erica: no traffic lights, no fast food. >> anthony: born and ra

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us navy sending a second plane to help search for an argentina summering that went missing last wednesday with 44 crew members on board. it comes after big signals were detected believing to be from the vessel raising hope the crew is still alive. in in utah, a mix of rain is making for a messy commute. there were an estimated 150 crashes on friday, triple the amount the state usually receives during the storm. eric: congress is taking a break things giving and when he returned to the capital the senate is expected to vote on it text for bill. the republicans there have a razor thin majority. they can only afford to lose two seats and don johnson says he is a no vote and several others there are on the fence about half a dozen or so. one of them is susan collins who, if you recall voted no on the healthcare legislation. >> there are very good provisions in the senate bill such as the doubling of the child tax credit and making it refundable for people of low income but the biggest mistake was putting in a provision from the affordable care act into the senate bill that is not in the hospi

the ceremony will also include a performance by the us navy. first christmas at the white house. this veterans' weekend one woman made it her mission to bring joy to the service members before they become veterans. they help ed assemble and helped decorate christmas trees for those serving oversees. trees from home. we accepted about 3,000 christmas trees and goody bags every year and we're 20,000. we've made a difference in their life. we boosted their moral, so it's -- it's really touching. the goody bags contain toiletries, cards, even small toys and other items to remind those serving at life back home. >> very cool. we'll be bates right back. ♪♪ what do you get the person that loves to tailgate? ♪♪ how about a new tailgate. ♪♪ i can almost smell the brats from here... ♪♪ ring in the holidays with buick. ♪♪ discover the new buick and get 20 percent below msrp on all 2017 enclave leather models. that's over 96 hundred on this enclave leather. ♪♪ you can't predict the market. but