that brought us wall to wall sunshine, not just today but yesterday. clear skies. there is a cold front moving into the great lakes. there is moisture and lift with it. most of the moisture comes through in the form of clouds tomorrow. perhaps a sprinkle in the poconos. most of us, dry. clear skies, 29 in the suburbs, 38 in center city. tomorrow, nice day. we start with sun, increasing clouds, high thin clouds, mild, 5-degrees. that front blows through, mainly dry, behind it sunday, cooler, 49-degrees. if it's breezy with winds out of the west, northwest. it will feel cooler than that with wind gusts 25 to 30 miles per hour. if you are traveling sunday, dry northeast, heading to the southeast, temperatures in the 50s, dry, midwest, snow showers in sault ste. marie, dry and a quiet travel day. that's what we want. if you are headed to the link for the eagles game, a mix of sun and clouds, first quarter 48 dries. fourth quarter 45-degrees. windchills in the upper 30s, so bundle up. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 58-degrees tomorrow. building clouds. be

walls. in this case since 1924, a relatively passively used breakfast nook shares a wall with my master bedroom. it is my belief that the permit focusing on rooms down is misleading as it doesn't affect this changed used of the home from a rarely used breakfast nook to an often used kitchen wall. it has the very real possibility of ruining the liveability of my bedroom. having spoken to several sound engineers, soundproofing will help the current sound issues and sound waves, but it can't mitigate totally the pounding vibrations of foot traffic or the noise of a door slamming so close to the wall, and due to the 5 foot offset between the lots, foot traffic will literally be right at my head level when i lay in bed. i retire shortly and due to a medical condition, i often need to nap and me have. sound walls can't mitigate the noise of people walking past. this change to active use is in pe perpetuity and there is no guarantees that any mitigating effects will work. i ask the board to take into consideration the 5 foot offset between lots permitting this deck -- before permitting this deck as it

wizards trying to show people, get behind us. wallid his part against lonzo and the lakers this evening. it was billed as the rematch but ball no match for wall. look as he splits by ball and the defense. serveatize up left handed to lopez and the lakers. wiz lost to this team in la a few weeks ago. payback was on the mind of wall. defense in critical of the defense, john's defense. amazing block. wiz played better d as they roll 111-95 over lakers and la fans go home sad. >>> great event this morning, naval support activity in bethesda, nba and wnba for wounded service members, part of the week-long hoops for troops surrounding veteran's day. hill and hall of famer dantly served as coaches. >> we got two of the most valuable players passing the ball, like magic johnson. pretty good. that is what they were doing today. >> was great stuff. >> yeah, if you see adrian-- >> looks very slim. >> he does. >> fit. >> he was a big guy. >> he was. >> looking forward to remembering all the sacrifices of our veterans and troops as we get closer t

paid for the iroquois nationals and is a professional across player for national cross legs georgia us wall and major league across the chesapeake bay hoax he was named twenty seventeen's most valuable player for the n l l add and currently holds us collegiate in the cross records in career points at a system it's in so a state just explaining away is how i'll. next am his brother jeremy thompson a professional across player for the scott show and rush he also play for the iroquois nationals during the twenty fifteen a wild and dollar cost championships. in syracuse new york bill o'brien he's a professional a cross player with the new england wallace and he's also the co-founder of thompson brothers across and in niagara falls new york and by hill don hauser she is captain of the how do you know show me a women's national cross team that recently completed a board in a women's across world cup if you are thought of lacrosse you are probably going nuts right now the cream of the crop on the strain well can guess really great to have it so this connection with a cross as spirituality it's so

mentioned one that i will come true ina mentioned one that i will come true in a moment but take us to wallavid. brexit has been having a few days off from most of the front pages! but here it is in the front pages! but here it is in the ft and we are told that a group of financial institutions with big london operations led by wall street's banks have told the us commerce secretary who is in the country at the moment that britain's u nsta ble country at the moment that britain's unstable government has slowed progress in brexit planning and that might force them to start moving thousands of jobs out might force them to start moving thousands ofjobs out of the city in the near future. again, thousands ofjobs out of the city in the nearfuture. again, echoes of the nearfuture. again, echoes of the referendum campaign and all the rest of it. there is no doubt that this deadline that has been set of march 2019 is now starting to concentrate minds in a very real way and you can't just concentrate minds in a very real way and you can'tjust click your fingers and move people from one pa rt fingers

hello and welcome my name is crist of his bring it good to have you with us egyptian wall planes have hit back at militant suspected of carrying out friday's it's hacked. in northern sinai the jet struck vehicles and militants believed to have been involved in the attack as well as a mountainous area where they thought to be hiding out yesterday's attack on a mosque left at least two hundred thirty five people dead and more than one hundred injured no one has claimed responsibility so far that so-called islamic state is active in the region. house of prayer turned into a place of carnage. these images from egyptian t.v. showed the horror of what went on inside the mosque. the attackers came in off road vehicles surrounded the mosque and bombed it was fired upon as they try to escape. hundreds were injured many were quickly rushed to nearby hospitals some even had to be taken two hours away to the city of. one of those who managed to escape recounted what he had see and. when the shaikh said in the name of god the most merciful and compassionate to begin the sermon he heard gunshots an

as the water district says they are going to be giving earlier alerts, and they're going to be using wall piercing loud speakers. nine months after coyote creek flooded entire neighborhoods, authorities believe they've made progress to never let it happen again. >> it was pretty damaging to our community, to think about a different approach. >> the approach is a joint emergency action plan by san jose and the valley water district. to alert residents earlier and to manage potential flooding. no more passing the buck. >> to start looking at preparedness in a collaborative way instead of saying, it's your turn, now, it's your turn. talking about the same issues, addressing the issues. >> they are saying they would like alerts. the system now in place. crews were work on installing sheet piling to keep it from future flooding. more work needs to be done at a cost no one has pinned down. >> we don't have the final number at this point. >> who will pick up the bill? >> that's still a question we haven't answered yes. >> 41 families or 126 people are still living in tell player housing. the exp

us. >>> wall street look for new home sales tomorrow the home sales price.rsday personal income, chicago pmi. on friday it's the ism manufacturing index. so a big week ahead. >>> still ahead on worldwide exchange, ireland on the brink crucial brexit talks we're live in dublin with the latest. >>> maker drama in d.c. over who will head up the nation's top consumer watchdog. we're live with that stick around, "worldwide exchange" will be back cannot live without it. so if you can't live without it... why aren't you using this guy? it makes your wifi awesomely fast. no... still nope. now we're talking! it gets you wifi here, here, and here. it even lets you take a time out. no! no! yes! yes, indeed. amazing speed, coverage and control. all with an xfi gateway. find your awesome, and change the way you wifi. exciting announcement. >> the expected spring of 2018 the last royal wedding was april of 2011. >>> if you're just waking up, let's get you up to speed on the market action. negative day for asian equities. here's a look at how u.s. equities are potentially

we are pleased to have him join us to read names listed on the wall. welcome secretary zinke. [applause] happy veterans day. of us have a different experience about vietnam. my experience was growing up in a town called whitefish, montana. day, a parade would go by. my grandfather owned a chevrolet dealership and would bring me to the curb and give me a flag. i remember the veterans marching by. the time the veterans would march by the year and the war they fought. i remember the doughboys, they had their weapons shoulders. and they marched brilliantly. followed by the world war ii veterans. ofthe time, there was a lot world war ii veterans. you may call the world war ii veterans growing up in my lifetime with the ones that were civic leaders in charge of lions club and the kiwanis club. there were the icons and the pillars of our community. war, my stepfather was a marine, semper fi. war, and in the korean they marched. i remember as a child looking at the vietnam veterans. marched, you're always a little differently. the war was a different war. us is ament behind different m

yellen to jerome powell relatively smooth and that continuity is smooth for people here on wall street and the uso to asia now and chinese e—commerce giant alibaba is celebrating what it called an outstanding quarter. that's been the top story for our asia business team — shara njit leyl is following it for us. hugejump in huge jump in quarterly hugejump in quarterly revenues huge jump in quarterly revenues for alibaba especially field by its online shopping. they rose by 61%, a $.3 online shopping. they rose by 61%, a $5 billion. online shopping. they rose by 61%, a $.3 billion. the firm also raised its revenue prediction for its forecast. we knew it was expanding to other things as well, investments in supermarkets and stores, started by jack in supermarkets and stores, started byjack mark, in supermarkets and stores, started by jack mark, the in supermarkets and stores, started byjack mark, the billionaire. also its shopping platform. active users in the chinese retail marketplace grew by about 539 million, up a staggering 20 million injust three months. it has been on a hugely strong run with

do you want to know what i heard on the use of a cell wall. idea and no. sign you mentioned us i know it was i was a. lot of fear. and us on the on the. on us mil. com well i i will say look over the levee. boards with us here this is over you shall see the ice here. too boyish it's all very fuel for gold home. so you know. to unload your noble scoff the whole notion you know what some are charging the hong kong. mama. a million hot one hundred songs on how smart. you should. be when the most unusual look. rely. on. god on. the top. one. jewish or a colony of unbelieve kusama to you. soon show all. woman children in ancient un-jewish a true blood on the wall the. child will hold her to you. water could be a she ha what you don't want your the to her see me in a trunk all walk what odds i'm sure. there was so much homely sure. some late so mom was handling in a chill place. prolly no more notional shooting him back she will slipping him back . i fear that we may see the rod. it's taking the first steps towards restarting the new fearful ground which will onl

or financial correspondent so fishermans he joins us now from wall street sophie the pick up in the oil price is also dependent on whether rival u.s. shale firms raise their output further or not could the u.s. end up through to opec plants. yes definitely you can say that and this is indeed exactly what has been going on so far in the opec so saudi arabia for example and iran have repeatedly agreed on having the outputs in order to help the historically low price to stabilize but as the united states are just not part of the opec this deal never kept them from producing more oil and on top of that the technology behind fracking has been improving so it has never been easier and cheaper for the u.s. to produce oil so total u.s. crude production currently runs at nine point five million barrels a day and is expected to even add eight hundred thousand to one million barrels per day annually so crude oil gushes out of the u.s. like never before and this puts a lot of pressure on the price of oil and so if you the dow jones is jump past the twenty four thousand mark for the first time what

you promised us a wall! boo! ( laughter ) donald trump is such a divorced dad.ng and breaking promises then thinks he can buy our love with one big present. i hate you president dad! that's the big plan for the president and congress. in the three weeks between now and their christmas break, they're planning to push through a massive tax bill with almost no debate, and the question is what's in this christmas package? is it something that everyone wants -- like fingerlings? -- or something no one wants like super gonorrhea? and the answer depends on what kind of person you are, human or corporate. >> corporations and the wealthy will see the biggest tax cuts. >> while the corporate tax cuts would be permanent the tax cuts for american taxpayers would expire after ten years. >> low-income americans would start to see their taxes go up in 202 is, and by 2027, all individuals making $75,000 or less would pay more than under current law. >> trevor: makes sense, corporations get to pay less forever and poor people get to pay less for four years then more, which sound

us. >> you could please join me in prayer. as we celebrate the 35th anniversary of this wall, let us always remember those who served and those who are here today and not here today. we commemorate those names on the wall and we pray for those here today that still carry the scars from service in vietnam. we asked for your presence in mighty name, amen. now i would like to introduce the joint arms, armed forces colorguard from the military district of washington for the presentation of colors. color guard, please present the colors. if you would stand please. ♪ >> halt. present arms. jim knotts: jim knotts: to sing the national anthem, please welcome master sergeant kevin bedeer of the united states marine band. >> ♪ oh say can you see light dawn's early proudly we hailed at the twilight's last gleaming stripes and bright stars through the perilous fight watched ramparts we were so gallantly streaming rockets' red glare the bonds bursting -- bombs bursting in air gave proof through the night that our flag was still there say, does that star-spangled banner yet wave land of the free brave? ♪ me of the [applause] jim knotts: ple

and we're extremely pleased to a few daysin us for ago, to read names listed on the wall. use] veterans day. all of us have a different about vietnam. my experience was growing up in called whitefish, montana. a paradeerans day, would go by. chevroletther owned a dealership. he used to bring me to the curb, get me a flag. the veterans marching by. the time the veterans would by, the year in the war they fought. boys.mber the dough they had their weapons shouldered. marched. brilliantly. war iid by the world veterans. at the time, there was a lot of world war ii veterans. you recall the world war ii growing up, they were always the ones, the civic leaders that were in charge of club, kiwani's club. they were the icons and pillars of our community. and then the korean war. a marine.her was korean war. the and they marched. i remember, as a child, looking at the vietnam veterans. up front, you always marched a differently. different war. is aonument behind us different monument than all the greatmonuments in this mall. if you compare the monument to monument, theii that monume

do you want to know what i heard on the use of a cell wall. idea and no. ign you meant us i know it was i was a. lot of fear. and us on the on the us out. on us mil. i i will say look over the years. those of us here this is old ladies out by the way i see you. too boyish it's all very fuel for gold hold on so you know. tell us. to unload your noble cause the whole notion you know what some are charging the hong kong. mama. a million hot one hundred songs on how smart. you should. become the most unbelievable. after lengthy negotiations with the school board joan was allowed to come with us to the show and temple. she'll soon have a choice to make. to continue our training at the school pool go back home to the mother. look on i'll show you. show all. those women goalball you or they will want. a wall should really be. known silicones is. no me pink i love the. scene man so what's. on the little song. playing goal hi lo that's. all you know all known. to sing tongues. really. fun. but. come on you've been the lead kusama team. social all. woman children in.

us. border wall prototypes are up. congress still hasn't delivered the funding, however. we'll take up what needs to be done to build the wall. talking with deputy commissioner of customs. and what is proximity gliding? and what is proximity gliding? it's bobby: i'm a veteran, we hit a mine in vietnam. announcer: as america's veterans face challenges, dav is there. bobby: my victory's been never giving up hope. announcer: dav helps veterans of every generation get the benefits they've earned. carmen: i finally admitted, with my ptsd i wasn't doing well. announcer: so veterans can reach victories great and small. carmen: now i wish i'd found dav sooner. my victory is just enjoying each day. announcer: support more victories for veterans, go to dav.org. lou: the border patrol is losing agents faster than it can hire them. it's roughly 2,000 acts short of its 21,000 required to he reply by law. and 7,000 short of what president trump requested by executive order. joining me now, the acting deputy commissioner of u.s. customs and border protection. i started as a young report

it says the incident has ramifications for us all. the wallon in bali and the danger posed by mount agung. it's reporting how the closure of the island's airport is affecting the tourist industry. and bbc news has been speaking to avocado farmers in mexico. they're increasingly facing violence and intimidation from criminals trying to muscle in on their lucrative crop. that is a story that has a lot of attention on bbc online. and don't forget — let's us know what you are spotting online — use the hashtag #bbcthebriefing. a very brief look at financial markets. this week is a big one for the united states. it has everyone's attention. you can see the hang seng is down 1%. australia is also down. japan is bucking the trend with a wea ker japan is bucking the trend with a weaker yen helping. we have the news briefing next. we will look at some of the big stories in the media in a moment. first of all, let's highlight this one. for the first time, parents of stillborn babies are to be routinely offered an independent investigation into what went

serve our nation through military service and we're pleased to have him join us a few days ago to read names listed on the walllcome, secretary zinke. [applause] >> happy veterans day. all of us have a different experience. every veterans day a parade would go by. my grandfather owned a chevrolet dealership and i remember the veterans marching by. at the time, they would march by the year and war they fought. i remember the dough boys. they had their weapons shouldered and they marched brilliantly followed by the world war ii veterans. at the time, there was a lot of world war ii veterans. i recall the world war ii veterans growing up in my lifetime were all the ones, the civic leaders in charge of the lions club and kiwanis club, the icons and pillars of our community. and then the korean war, my step-father was a marine, semper fi. he fought in the korean war and they marched. and then i remember as a child looking at the vietnam veterans. up front you always marched a little differently. the war was a different war. the monument behind us is a different monument than all the other monuments in this great ma

us. border wall prototypes are up. congress still hasn't delivered the funding, however.up what needs to be done to build the wall. talking with deputy commissioner of customs. and what is proximity gliding? it's paragliding. stay with us, we'll be right back. our recent online sales success seems a little... strange?nk na. ever since we switched to fedex ground business has been great. they're affordable and fast... maybe "too affordable and fast." what if... "people" aren't buying these books online, but "they" are buying them to protect their secrets?!?! hi bill. if that is your real name. it's william actually. hmph! affordable, fast fedex ground. i even accept i have a higher risk of stroke as far as i used to. due to afib, a type of irregular heartbeat not caused by a heart valve problem. but no matter where i ride, i go for my best. so if there's something better than warfarin, i'll go for that too. eliquis. eliquis reduced the risk of stroke better than warfarin, plus had less major bleeding than warfarin. eliquis had both. don't stop taking eliquis unless your do

us. border wall prototypes are up. congress still hasn't delivered the funding, however.hat needs to be done to build the wall. talking with deputy commissioner of customs. and what is proximity gliding? it's is now a good time to refinance? yes! mortgage rates are historically low. the time to refinance your home is right now. get started at lendingtree.com. the only place you can compare up to five real offers, side by side, for free. our average customer can significantly lower their monthly bills. quick. beat the fed's next rate hike. do not miss this window. are you sure you have the best rate? it only takes 3 minutes to find out. go to lendingtree.com right now. i was wondering if an electric toothbrusthan a manual.s better and my hygienist says it does but they're not all the same. who knew? i had no idea. so she said, look for one that's shaped like a dental tool with a round brush head. go pro with oral-b. oral-b's rounded brush head surrounds each tooth to gently remove more plaque. and unlike sonicare, oral-b is the only electric toothbrush brand accepted by th

us. border wall prototypes are up. congress still hasn't delivered the funding, however.e'll take up what needs to be done to build the wall. talking with deputy commissioner of customs. and what is proximity gliding? and what is proximity gliding? it's our recent online sales success seems a little... strange?nk na. ever since we switched to fedex ground business has been great. they're affordable and fast... maybe "too affordable and fast." what if... "people" aren't buying these books online, but "they" are buying them to protect their secrets?!?! hi bill. if that is your real name. it's william actually. hmph! affordable, fast fedex ground. it's time for the sleep number semi-annual sale on the only bed that adjusts on both sides to your ideal comfort your sleep number setting. and snoring? does your bed do that? it's the final days of our semi-annual sale, where our c4 mattress with adjustable comfort on both sides is now only $1499. save $300. ends sunday. visit sleepnumber.com for a store near you. i am totally blind. and non-24 can throw my days and nights out of

that will do it for us right here on wall street week. thanks for being with me. again next time for 35 years, i've been practicing law and living in las vegas, ground zero for the american real-estate crisis. but it wasn't just vegas that was hit hard. lives were destroyed from coast to coast as the economy tanked. now it's a different story. the american dream is back. and nowhere is that more clear than the grand canyon state of arizona. so we headed from the strip to the desert to show you how to explore the new landscape and live the american dream. i'm gonna help real people who are facing some major problems, explain the bold plans that are changing how americans live, and take you behind the gates of properties you have to see to believe. at the end of the show, i'

chase, use your wall climbers to get up the side of the paw patroller. (barking) wall climbers.g) rocky: go, danny! all right! awesome ride! wowza! that was some spectacular seasick swashbuckling! both: yo ho ho, mateys. now we've got to tow the paw patroller back to port. chase, you stay put so cap'n turbot can tow the paw patroller with your zip line. yes, sir, ryder. (cheering) and rocky, you can use your tugboat to push from behind. you got it, ryder. since the paw patroller's in the water, we can call it the stern. aye-aye. turbot: tally to-ho-ho! ryder, we've got a problem. the paw patroller's almost full of water. we've got to get it to shore faster. it's about to sink. hurry, chase, abandon paw patroller. (barking) wall climbers retract. yeah! (all gasping) rocky: oh no! chase: uh-oh. (pups whimpering) ryder, pups, i feel terrible. and not just seasick. this is all my fault. the paw patroller's gone forever! no, it's not, danny 'cause we're going to raise the shipwreck. zuma, we're going to need your submarine as soon as you can get it out here. let's dive in! rocky, do

and president trump condemning the ruthless assault and using it to promote his travel ban and the border wall. ian pannell starts us off. >> reporter: for worshipers inside, there was almost no hope of escape. most of the aftermath tonight, too gruesome to show. rows of victims, draped on the floor of a place of worship. over two hundred people, including children were slaughtered. militants setting off explosives, then spraying the congregation with bullets as they knelt and prayed. the attackers opening fire and reportedly shooting into the mosque from four off-road vehicles surrounding the building. the militants blocking off escape routes by blowing up their cars. one eye-witness tonight telling abc news anyone who tried to flee was shot. there are reports that even ambulances that came to help the wounded were attacked. scores injured too, outside a hospital overwhelmed. chaos as ambulances and civilians arrive with victims and distraught families gather for news. today's massacre, the deadliest attack on egyptian civilians by islamic extremists in a region plagued by the scourge of mili

when the -- he put us against the wall, patted us down. >> what was sam's demeanor while that was happening? >> he was calm. you know, he really was. i was freaking out. >> he wasn't worried? >> no. no. >> maybe he had no reason to be. police didn't find anything in the house linking sam to cathy's murder. they even sprayed his truck with luminol looking for signs of blood. >> we took the seats out, we did everything we could. there was nothing. >> police briefly detained sam but he was back home by morning. >> now, darren wyatt focused on javier. >> we really approached it low key. we think that you can really provide some great information for us. would you mind coming down with us and talking. >> they brought him down to the station and listened patiently as he distanced himself from cathy torrez. >> he had never been shopping with her, never changed a tire on her car. never carried groceries. we went through the litany of things. >> no, no, no. that's all true. i'm a million miles away from her. >> separated himself. >> but in so doing, javier ruled out any innocent explanation for find

cnbc uses thanksgiving as an opportunity to reflect on wall street's record breaking run.enty to be thankfulfor this year, and the trend will continue, according to a top market strategist bloomberg looks at the huge economic challenge facing zimba bwe's new leader. mnangagwa's task is to rebuild zimbabwe's economy from the ground and don't forget, let us know what you are spotting on line. use the hashtag #bbcthebriefing. and these are the markets. wall street is closed for thanksgiving. no action on wall street. that's it for the business briefing this hour. up up next, newsbriefing. we'll take you through the stories making headlines in the global media today. i will see you in a moment. first, it is black friday tomorrow. a very important day for shoppers. christmas shoppers are being urged not to rush into buying gifts from unknown sellers as new figures show victims lost nearly £16 million to fraudsters last year. police have launched a campaign warning buyers that they could be playing into the hands of scammers in their attempts to snap up christmas bargains. jon i

policy alleged alleged even used the word alleged wall street greed and the us national that and some of our t's hosts have compared the u.s. to imperial rome i guess that's me and have predicted that government corruption in corporate greed will lead the u.s. to financial collapse. what do you disagree with that because i think it's pretty good. assessment it doesn't even mention what markets and i talk a lot about foreign policy but you know i don't it's a pretty good checklist somebody watch some of the broadcast go ahead raakhee that's a lot like what i've been saying and writing for years actually so i don't know what one of those anybody could find fault with there but i will say let them point to anything that could compare with the propaganda generated by the united states government and passed to the american people by our mainstream media the washington post's a business story the propaganda passed on about just collapse of the soldier in iraq weapons of mass destruction and stabbed in the attack by iraqi soldiers all of it absolutely false of course you do with miller and w

wall streetjournal: us exchanges are calling for a last—minute delay to a vast database of trading informatione touted as a defense against episodes like the may 2010 "flash crash." financial times looks at oil as prices drop in asia trade after bullish iea comments on us output. and bloomberg reports that peter thiel, the venture capitalist who backed donald trump's presidential run, gave $300,000 to a political campaign ofjosh hawley, the missouri attorney general who opened an antitrust investigation into google this week. you have seen all the figures. it is down everywhere, largely a reflection of asia following the united states as there is a lot of cashing in after the amount of games we have seen. just to finish on the dow,... we have seen. just to finish on the dow, . .. that's it we have seen. just to finish on the dow,... that's it for now. much more should be done to reduce the quantity of food wasted every year. campaigners say it's a problem that costs up to £17 billion a year and many say consumers as well as farmers have a major role to play. our correspondent jeremy cooke expl

wall. is this the largest of them all? >> how many brushes did you use? >> sometimes a broom. >> a broom? >> a broom. stars, like kate hudson and howie mandel, now striving to break a world record. >> so many things cano g up here. so i have to be very, very focused and very, very sharp. >> his 60,000 square foot tribute to los angeles with a powerful message. but first the "nightline 5." >> okay. i never thought i'd say this. but i found bladder leak underwear that's actually pretty. surprised? it's called always discreet boutique. it looks and fits like my underwear. i know what you're thinking. how can something this pretty protect? hidden s a super soush ant core that quickly turns liquid to gel for incredible protection. so i feel protected and pretty. >> new always discreet boutique. >>> good evening.ksor joining u. this week new york was once again hit by terror, the most deadly attack here since 9/11. tonight we explore a terrifying reality, that some of the most dangerous threats to our country couldm within. abc's diane sawyer investigates isis recruiting tactics, revealing thei

abu jafar suffered swelling of his head with the use of a false wall. if we use this technique on our prisoners, they will use this technique on our men and women in uniform if they were to capture them. sleep deprivation, the detainees were kept awake by being shackled, forced to stand or kept in stressed positions in an attempt to destroy the capacity for psychological resistance. this was combined with nudity or around the clock interrogation. though not overtly violent, extended periods of sleep deprivation can have painful and damaging mental and physical effects. after being forced to stand for 54 hours, abu jafar required blood thinners to treat his legs. following 56 hours without sleep, arsa khan suffered from violent hallucinations of dogs mauling and killing his family. if we the united states of america use this technique on our prisoners, our enemies will use this technique on our men and women in uniform should they be captured. standing on broken feet. an extreme form of sleep deprivation, two detainees were forced to stand for hours with

she shows us the place where the family. the circle where the walls used to be is still visible evelyn was on her way home from school when she was suddenly confronted by a group of rebels. the rebels asked me what's her name i didn't reply they took sticks and beat me. evelyn money they asked me and i said no my name is betty i'm just visiting. but they took me with them we walked to the next farm where the village teacher lived when he saw us he reached for his rubber boots the rebels thought he was reaching for a weapon and they shot him on the spot. then we continued i had no idea that i would have to spend many years marching with the l r a i spent eleven years in the bush with the rebels i had no contact with my family and. northern uganda has suffered from civil unrest for generations the region is home to the actually ethnic group who have farmed and raise livestock in the isolated region for many years under the nearly seventy years of british colonial rule the rift between the north and the south deepened. the north remained poor and undevel

and so fishermans key is on wall street for us so if you want a business expecting from the tax reform. well yes then you know the tax cuts would of course help companies to save a lot of money that they hopefully what invest in job status at least what trump was hoping plus it would allow them to bring money back into the united states money that has been hidden in tax havens like ireland for example and i think it's not exaggerated to say that the tax reform is the most crucial piece of legislation for the american car economy and at the same time for this administration and the republicans won't manage to upon this tax system trump is probably going to lose all support from the business world but the big question is how to finance these tremendous cuts without blowing up the deficit and that this center is going to be crucial to the success of this reform all right stay there sophia i'd like to come back to just a moment on this next story during his election campaign donald trump was scathing about china but face to face on president xi jinping is home territory has become rather m

and the call to is on the wall street for us hence have you got your black friday shopping done. well i haven't even thought about what to get my friends and family here but overall it looks like give the season has started on a high note for the euro as a retail industry and expectations are that on average americans might spend it might spend nine hundred sixty seven dollars each that would be a new record overall just this thanksgiving weekend almost seventy percent of americans are going to start their holiday shopping and overall we see strong gains also here on wall street for retail stocks wal-mart for instance or especially. the department store chain macy's with strong gains here of the weekend so despite the strong gains it seems that black friday isn't really what it used to be the trend is actually towards browsing on the friday and shopping online on cyber monday browsing on friday or even already on thursday we saw online sales increase by about eighteen percent yesterday on things giving day and overall it looks like for the first time ever more americans will do t