host: vincent vittorio, anything relating to your film? guest: going there the first time, it is mind blowing to see this amount of land and huge facilities that look like an apocalyptic ruin. it is really sad. but at the same time, the infrastructure is there and restoring it and trying to do something with it could be worthwhile but it is hard when you are attracting a new leg of manufacturing or growth of something to restore an area like that, specifically detroit. but i think the story does do a good job of showing how -- what happened to detroit and how it could make a recovery but it will never be what it was in the early days. host: dave in morgan hill, california. on the independent line. caller: what is important in all of this is that when people buy something made in america, they look at the "made in america" tags. if you look at the tpp, they try to get the country of origin taken off a product and i think that is important so people can make a decision as to what is best for the country when buying products. host: mr. paul?

vincent the patron saint of lisbon he drew crowds wherever he went in this historical painting by the fifteenth century. we see him praying with a congregation in a small chapel on the banks of the re the tigris. henry the navigator built the choco to enable lisbon seafarers to spend a night in pray before setting off across the vast unknown oceans to discover and conquer the world for portugal. in the early sixteenth century the mouth of the tangos was the gateway to the world portugal was at the peak of its powers its navigators returned to lisbon from far off lands. vasco da gama who met the sea which to india pedro add that is scout who discovered brazil they found new lands and oceans a new sky and new stars. in caravels laden with exotic spices and treasure the explorers sailed into the port of lisbon. where they were awaited by the king where the first also known as man with the fortunate. he ordered a large tall beacon to be build a watchtower for the golden spice ships he wanted a prestigious landmark for the capital of his empire a fitting monument to welcome home the intrep

>> almost. >> reporter: and runs out the front door when officer vincent arrives.t traffic side by side. officer vincent takes is the lead, but sawyer follows every move. >> it makes your heart swell, you know, that you can make a difference in one child's life. >> reporter: a little boy and a policeman. >> sergeant vincent to officer sawyer. >> yep, there is an emergency. >> reporter: who together serve, protect, and delight. >> cutest thing ever, right? >> i think so. a lot of little kids that want to be firemen and policemen, police women. and fire women as well. but i think sawyer may have a future ahead of him. >> the little outfit too, so cute. >> thanks to lester holt for that report. while sawyer does his part to help, this little girl is traveling all over the country to inspire cops. rosalind baldwin from louisiana is on a mission to spread love by hugging a cop in every state. she said the idea came to her last year after five dallas police officers were killed. she is now in texas, her 25th state before continuing her travels. and once she covers all th

host: vincent vittorio, anything relating to your film?eet: it is mind blowing to this amount of land and huge facilities that look like an apocalyptic religion. it is really sad. but at the same time, the infrastructure is there and restoring it and trying to do something with it could be worthwhile but it is hard when of are attracting a new leg manufacturing or growth of something to restore an area like that, specifically detroit. but the story does do a good job whatowing how -- of happened to detroit and how it could make a recovery but it will never be what it was in the early days. days in california. on the independent line. caller: what is important in all of this is that when people buy something made in america, they look at the "made in america" tags. if you look at the tpp, they try to get the country of origin taken off and i think that is important so people can make a decision as to what is best for the country when buying products. host: scott paul? guest: i wholeheartedly agree. that transparency is important. and while

vincent hill is a former nashville police officer, and, vincent, because this is such a small town of00 people, how does that affect the investigation? >> yeah, arthel, it goes back to what we always hear. if you see something, say something. and i'll go one step further, if you hear something, repeat it. because a story is not a story if only one person knows it. and typically, someone tells someone something, right? so when you're looking at a small town such as sutherland springs where you only have 400 people, chances are that this shooter either knew someone in that church or someone in that church knew him, or there's someone that this shooter spoke to about his intentions. whether it was to go shoot at the people, we don't know. maybe there was just an issue with one or two people at that church. but again, if you see something, say something. if you hear something, repeat it. if someone gets offended, that's all fine and good. they can be offended, but at least we can start preventing things like this. arthel: and, you know, i was talking to former d.c. homicide detective ted

vincent vittorio, the american-made movie.com is the website you can find you more about the film. joy in oakland, democrat's line. go ahead. >> caller: good morning. i think there's a big kind of like going around about it either tax burden or payroll. i worked for a company in oceanside california, very large company. we made supplies and as the ceo what was the biggest burden, tax burden or payable? he said payroll. i also worked for the largest hvac plumbing company in las vegas and the ceo of that of thy said the same thing. i haven't done a lot of research but i believe companies are moving overseas because of payroll, not tax burden. i'd like your opinion. tragic it's a good question, and manufacturer is not a model. every company is different. in some cases energy costs are the primary driver of the cost structure for a company. in other cases you're right it's labor cost. the united states while our tax code isn't perfect, if you look at the overall tax burden of many of our companies it's comparably lower. with a much different system where we don't have what's called val

. >> reporter: sergeant justin vincent is a 14-year veteran of the newport p.d.e officer at the school across the street from sawyer's house. >> my main job is to make sure all the kids are safe. and if nothing else, be that smile, be that hug, or be that one positive reinforcement of a police officer that they may encounter. >> he's my partner. >> reporter: every afternoon, sawyer counts down the minutes. >> is it time for traffic? >> almost. >> reporter: and runs out the front door when officer vincent arrives. they place their cones. and direct traffic side by side. officer vincent takes the lead but sawyer follows every move. >> it makes your heart swell. you know, that you can make a difference in one child's life. >> reporter: a little boy, and a policeman. >> sergeant vinson to officer sawyer. >> yes, there's an emergency. >> reporter: who together serve, protect, and delight. streets of newport tennessee pretty safe tonight. a reminder if you have a good story about someone who serves, whether police, military, fire, or some other calling, we'd love to he

arthel: vincent hill is a former nashville police officer, and he joins us now.l, as you hear this story, what you've heard so far, just tell me your thoughts. >> well, arthel, i first want to send my thoughts and prayers to the families in sutherland springs, texas. my first initial thoughts is i don't believe this was some type of islamic terrorist attack. you look at the city of sutherland springs, it's a very small town. it's not a target you would assume isis would go after. but right now investigators are working very hard to find out what the motive was behind this. was it someone who used to go to the church, so investigators are working really hard to provide the family answers. arthel: and you have, as eric was just reporting, that we can confirm now that 20-24 fatalities, 20 people wounded, 50 church members in that church service this morning unfortunately sat there with no place to go as this gunman walked in with the intent of killing people as we have eyewitness reports saying that he actually reloaded his gun multiple times. what does that tell yo

kind of how the system has to be serviced in the future vincent will have to perform regular maintenance. this is how the poly filter looks after half a year of use the system is used so much that a clean new filter will have to be inserted every other month. a new u.v. lamp is also needed that kills bacteria in the water. a system like this costs four and a half million ugandan shillings about twelve hundred u.s. dollars linda negi one works in sales. there is quite a unique school because there. are too high so that means that. and that also means that they have to replace them quite regularly than the other schools that run the system one. we have discovered that. run this is seen for before our eyes and it works that. this is kampala the capital of uganda population one of the half million a number of companies here now offer water purification systems by the end of twenty eighteen london to give one's firm plans to quadruple the number of schoolchildren it provides with drinking water to two point eight million we believe with the support from the church the government and different

yes that's right yeah so i grew up in some vincent it was a very it was an amazing childhood you knowi think the music that i was listening to a lot of reggae a lot of so. a lot of different influences also country and western they love country western music in the caribbean so there was a lot of melody in my in my upbringing and a lot of creativity and lessons and instrument. yeah yeah yeah i have a band called check it out country off to copy back. then mike you've got to get drawn yeah yeah yeah. that's right yeah yeah so yeah it's a little bit it's a little bit different but the steel pan the steel drum you know a lot of people think that it only has a few notes but actually. you have the full chromatic scale in there so you can play on the scales and others. will be there. going to be viewed over again exactly. when did you. get hit hit hit gender if you stand i've got sky you understand very good in top law if milan vocal here. i'm. not making. yeah yeah yeah yeah definitely what do men he starts this do in gorge months so yeah so so a few years you know after man to fix split u

sot - vincent - delancy street vincent is the manager at the delancy street tree lot off the embarcedero in san francisco. sot - vincent - delancy street the tree lots i visited today in the bay area had not raised their prices of their trees due to shortage .. and had no plan too but as the supply dwindles.. prices may go up according to reports from gwd forresty and other tree supply watchgroups. , tree farms in north carolina and oregon have been hit the hardest by the nationwide shortfall this year. the smaller supply is expected to hike prices by as much as 10 percent during the holiday rush.so the tree lot operators are advising you get your tree sooner rather than later to avoid slim pickings. or higher prices. or you could always opt for the fake plastic tree. but don't tell these early tree shoppers that sot - and buying from a delancy street lot is a good cause they are a charible organization that helps drug addicts and homeless get off the streets sot - buy a tree, save a life in san francisco gabe slate kron 4 news. (catherine)turning now to our four zone forecast....the gre

way port heading in the right direction and someone well qualified to talk about this with me now vincent the same way he's an economist senior economist with much political experience of the past with one of the opposition parties can i put to you vincent if you are in the big chair if you just take in the presidency in this way what would you be doing to try to manage expectations with the economy well you know is are we seeing any i think andy's going to be important for particularly what he sees tomorrow he has to want to show us that he's serious about change and that he's actually going to appoint the proper people the right team that he's going to allow him in order to deliver but in terms of the mechanics of delivering how how do you approach the i.m.f. so for one year they convince how we set things on track in that direction the key issue and right now is the issue of liquidity we need money into the economy and one of the major issues is obviously the high debt overhang that we have which of course we have to address if you remember he had the lima strategy which helped to actu

purification system are clogged up technician sanju piazzi has to replace them he shows health officer vincent kind of mana how the system has to be serviced in the future vincent will have to perform regular maintenance. this is how the poly filter looks after half a year of use the system is use so much that a clean new filter will have to be inserted every other month. a new u.v. lamp is also needed that kills bacteria in the water. a system like this costs four and a half million ugandan shillings about twelve hundred u.s. dollars linda negi one works in sales. are too high so that means that. if you test and that also means that they have to replace them. then the other schools that run the system once. we have discovered that. this is in for before i was there and it works that. this is kampala the capital of uganda two point eight million we believe we disappoint from the charge the government and different organization we can reach. purifying tap or well water with one of these systems is not only a lot cheaper than boiling it it's also better for the environment. i see the impact as b

from ancient egyptian artifacts to vincent van gogh. first artwork visitors will see is the building itself. designed by an award-winning french architect, a centerpiece steel dome shades the louvre abu dhabi - creating whats being called a "rain of light". the louvre abu dhabi is the result of an intergovernmental france and the uae in 2007. the brand name alone sold for an estimated 520 million dollars. and it's on loan for 30 years. it's xx and we're just getting started. breaking right now-- a deadly accident in breaking right now-- a deadly accident in northeast. police on the scene of an accident involving a csx train and a car. our cameras were there on benning road near 295. that road is now closed. police say one person is confirmed dead, but they are trying to figure out how the vehicle and the train collided. we have a crew at the scene and will bring you a live update at the top of the hour. good morning washington. another chilly day... not as wet only 1 of next 10 days at or above average temps arctic cold front moves thro

vincent is wearing the camera, he's following christoph. they reach up to 40 miles an hour launching off the massive jumps. >> look at how much air they get. they go so high up off the ramp. >> i didn't think the bikes were equipped with brakes. >> they go from that to like this really sudden stop at the end. okay we're done, thanks. >> let's do it again. i kid the bikes have brakes you can see the cables and the levers but these guys barely touch them, if at all, launching huge air. the numbers that you see down the bottom left corner are kilometers per hour. vincent 65 kilometers which translates to about 40 miles per hour >> look at that, the gs taking the turns as well. shows how much speed. >> fascinating look at what these guys can do. >>> she's a freshman at college and she's assigned a video project. >> she chose one that a lot of people can relate to. >> see the reality of college as a new kid. >> and to be honest making new friends is so hard. >> my stepdaughter is going through it now and i'm hearing all the same stuff. >>> plus

>> everything that vincent represented here. the question is, was this person radicalized? no doubt about it. when you go into a church and you do what this guy's done, it's an act of domestic terrorism. the question is, does he have 95 international associations? the other question, and you mentioned this, arthel, does he know somebody from that community that he had a beef with? i was shaking in my boots in my chair with the congressman saying or inferred that it may have been somebody from another county. that led me to believe that the congressman and others know who this individual is. i'm sure that they're at his home, checking his computers, phone, and checking to see about this weapon. you have atf on the scene. there's a complete investigation there. it may turn in a different direction now. arthel: the president has been briefed several times and has continued to receive updates on the tragic shooting in texas. the president has spoken with greg abbott earlier this morning and we'll keep you updated after this break. nacho? [ train whistle blows ] what?! -stop it!

he was briefly was seen in public on friday at a university graduation ceremony but, vincent, is it armyenerals who are currently in charge? you mentioned the graduation. he actually slept through its! he was caught napping, yes. i think what's happening is so interesting. in africa, in the midst of pain and struggle, there is a lot of fun that goes on. i can only smile at what's going on in zimbabwe. first of all, it is a coup that is not a coup. a president that is not a president. in a certain way, in a more serious way, i think we can comfortably say that robert mugabe's political journey is at an end. he is politically dead. i wish in very good health, but let him respect... these are african traditions. something where we say old people are supposed to be the wise ones. usually they have a lot of sense. young people sit around the fire and a telephone lots of good wings. that's mugabe do the right thing, let him respect his age. this is good for africa because i'm in my own country, uganda, you have 70 something years, there's an article in the constitution which serve the limit is

and we are happy to report vincent made it to his gate on time. isn't that a cute picture she sent us? officials say they noticed this trend a few years ago. they think it's because all of the schools take next week off. so people get out of town. they expect the next busy day to be next sunday when all these people come home. live at sfo, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> amy, you're totally right, that was a very cute picture. you know what, the weather is cute. thank goodness today wasn't yesterday, right, mike? all those people at the airport, that would have been a mis. >> oh, the connecting flight the, people trying to get their flight in to take off, would have been a nightmare yesterday. look at sfo now. it's gorgeous out there. total sunshine. look at the deep blue sky. see from live doppler 7, there's no threat of wet weather. in fact, no delays at oakland, sfo, nor san jose. let's take a look around the rest of the country and everybody showing up goose eggs except for one. there in newark. 71 minute delay. trying to get into newark. other

he was briefly was seen in public on friday at a university graduation ceremony but, vincent, is it armyh its! he was caught napping, yes.|j actually slept through its! he was caught napping, yes. i think what's happening is so interesting. in africa, in the midst of pain and struggle, there is a lot of fun that goes on. i can only smile at what's going on in zimbabwe. first of all, it isa going on in zimbabwe. first of all, it is a coup that is not a coup. a president that is not a president.

. >> reporter: staci was worried her 12-year-old son vincent was going to miss his flight. >> i expectedvy crowd because of the thanksgiving holiday but i thought four hours would be sufficient, so i'm shocked. yeah, i'm disappointed that he might miss his flight. >> reporter: it wasn't looking good for them. the line for security stretched far beyond the ropes. this was after getting through the crowded ticket counter lines. she reported back to us they got through security after a 25-minute wait and we are happy to report vincent made it to his gate on time. airport officials say they

way port heading in the right direction and someone well qualified to talk about this with me now vincentthe say way he's an economist senior economist with much political experience of the past with one of the opposition parties can i put to you vincent if you were in the big chair if you just take in the presidency in this way what would you be doing to try to manage expectations with the economy well you know it's i don't see any i think andy's going to be important for it particularly what he sees tomorrow he has to want to show us that he's serious about change and that he's actually going to appoint the proper people the right team that he's going to allow him to deliver. the united nations says that syrians in a besieged suburb of the capital damascus or so hungry that they're scavenging from lit up in government forces and that allies cut off the rebel held district of eastern ghouta the five years now days of relentless and strikes of bombarded the opposition stronghold the world food program says the situation could worsen for around one hundred seventy five thousand people when

vincent, who is currently in charge? you mentioned the graduation. he actually slept through it.ught napping. i think what's happening is interesting but this is sometimes, in africa, in the midst of pain and struggle, it is a lot of fun that goes on. first of all, it is not occui’. goes on. first of all, it is not occur. it is a president that is not a president. in a more serious way, i think we can comfortably say that his political journey is i think we can comfortably say that his politicaljourney is at the end, is politically dead, sorry to use. you can't use that for a ioo—year—old man. iwish you can't use that for a ioo—year—old man. i wish in very good health, but let him respect. this is an african tradition, something that we say all people are supposed to be the wise ones. usually they have a lot of sense, the people sit around and they tell us the people sit around and they tell usa the people sit around and they tell us a lot of good things. let him do the right thing, let him respect his age. this goes for notjust mcgarvey, but this is very good for africa because

vincent, thank you for joining us.ng you, the other night when i was speaking about bobby kennedy, the moderator asked if anyone was in the theater the night that kennedy was shot and you said you were. so tell us what you told me the other night about why you were there, what happened. >> well, i was working for robert kennedy from approximately april 1st until june 5th. and i had no intention, really, of even being at the event. and my dad, who was the maÎtre d' for the hotel, he said that robert had asked where was i? and i said, well, you know, tell him i'm studying for my finals. so i kept doing that and doing that and finally, after three times, he said, robert's really pis r pissed off, you better come down. so around a quarter after 11:00 that night, i got dressed, went down to the hotel. and i got there around a quarter of midnight. and my dad said, do you want to go up and get him with me? and i said, no, i'll wait down here. so when he came down in the elevator from the room service, he looked at me and he g

and the final group of high commissioners from the commonwealth of dominique, st lucia, st vincent &ominica, belize and antigua & barbuda, st christopher & nevis, brunei christopher bide-visfimnfi namibia, christopher &nevis,firgne+ namibia, cameroon, darussalam, namibia, cameroon, mozambique and rwanda. the last two recent members of the commonwealth who were not actually involved in the fighting in the first and second world wars but they are here because they are members of the commonwealth and have an entitlement to lay their wreaths. they are followed by the ambassador of ireland to great britain adrian o'neill. the irish regiments who serve way back, the irish guards established under queen victoria fought in both world wars. the service chiefs come next, the chief of the defence staff, sir stuart peach, doesn't himself lay a wreath, but for the royal navy sir philipjones, for the army general sir nicholas carter and for the royal air force, sir stephen hillier. they are followed by the civilian chiefs for the merchant navy and fishing fleets captain martin reed from the air trans

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on the ongoing talks about social issues between players and owners.at the end of the text message vincentextended the invitation for kaepernick to meet with goodell a league spkesperson also said the nfl would welcome kaepernick participation at it's meeting with payers owners and executivesthe 49ers eric reid who knelt with kaepernick last season gave his thoughts(sot: eric reid) he's the reason that we're here and having these discussions with the nfl, so i think it only makes sense for him to be there jack del rio...enjoying the bye week with some bocce ball. it's all part of a charity tournament organized by the jack del rio foundation.. the event featured special guests including celebrity chef guy fieri, former nfl head coach steve mariucci, and tons of raider alumni. all proceeds from the tourney go to benefit northern california high school athletic programs...and the spcecial olympics. here's coach with his wife linda. between the norcal special then the three hayward that we want to get them helmets and shoulder pads. riddell has really been great about

factors and a lot of wild fires over the last 5 years have all contributed to the shortage.sot - vincent- delancy streetvincent is the manager at the delancy street tree lot off the embarcedero in san francisco.sot - vincent - delancy streetthe tree lots i visited today in the bay area had not raised their prices of their trees due to shortage .. and had no plan too but as the supply dwindles.. prices may go up according to reports from gwd forresty and other tree supply watchgroups. , tree farms in north carolina and oregon have been hit the hardest by the nationwide shortfall this year. the smaller supply is expected to hike prices by as much as 10 percent during the holiday rush.so the tree lot operators are advising you get your tree sooner rather than later to avoid slim pickings. or higher prices.or you could always opt for the fake plastic tree. but don't tell these early tree shoppers that sot -and buying from a delancy street lot is a good cause they are a charible organization that helps drug addicts and homeless get off the streets sot -buy a tree, save a lifein san francisco

on the ongoing talks about social issues between players and owners.at the end of the text message vincentended the invitation for kaepernick to meet with goodell a league spkesperson also said the nfl would welcome kaepernick participation at it's meeting with payers owners and executivesreid who knelt with kaepernick last season gave his thoughts(sot: eric reid) he's the reason that we're here and having these discussions with the nfl, so i think it only makes sense for him to be there jack del rio...enjoying the bye week with some bocce ball. it's all part of a charity tournament organized by the jack del rio foundation.. the event featured special guests including celebrity chef guy fieri, former nfl head coach steve mariucci, and tons of raider alumni. all proceeds from the tourney go to benefit northern california high school athletic programs...and the spcecial olympics. here's coach with his wife linda. between the norcal special olympics and then the three high schools in hayward that we want to get them equipped with helmets and shoulder pads. riddell has

. >> reporter: staci was worried her 12-year-old son vincent was going to miss his flight. >> i expected heavy crowd because of the thanksgiving holiday but i thought four hours would be sufficient, so i'm shocked. yeah, i'm disappointed that he might miss his flight. >> reporter: it wasn't looking good for them. the line for security stretched far beyond the ropes. this was after getting through the crowded ticket counter lines. she reported back to us they got through security after a 25-minute wait and we are happy to report vincent made it to his gate on time. airport officials say they noticed this trend a few years ago. they think it's because schools now take the whole week off. >>> more than 45 million people are expected to drive to their destinations. but that's more likely to happen next week. here's a live look at some of the traffic in the bay area. it really varies. on the left, interstate 680 in walnut creek looking okay. in the middle the skyway, that's already looking busy. highway 101 on the right in san jose near the airport just a little slow heading in the airport di

i can't say enough about vincent reinhart, who has led the charge for over a decade in listening and thinking about our monetary research. he provided leadership to chairman greenspan at the fed, then one of our most eclectic fed presidents, gary stern with first-rate academics. i would suggest out of minneapolis, a really unique, regional aspect, minneapolis economics. >> all of the fed bank presidents take on greater importance, because there are fewer people on the board, which brings me to my question. a lot of people have suggested lotyou were a fed staff, of people say the fed staff runs the fed, especially in the absence of a lot of governors with academic and economic credentials. is the staff going to be pushing jay powell around? should we be looking to the head of the monetary policy division for guidance? >> i think it would be a mistake to try to push him around. he is pretty solid and he's been working hard. he's been around financial markets and policies since the 1990's. he was in part hired for the job because he represents continuity. the destiny that he will be his

this is the last memo that vincent reinhart put out.ally goes to what marty just talked about, which is carl riccadonna's change. it doesn't necessarily protect their behavior -- predict the behavior. much of the fed represents the economists talking to each other so as to make themselves feel better about their decisions. does that describe your day to day work? opposite.ch the the conflict that gets you to a better forecast. i think jay powell, as he thinks about the economy, the labor market, inflation, he is very much thinking in the same way that chair yellen look at the situation. what could be the game changer is financial stability concerns. we talked about this already, as conditions continue to heat up and the equity markets hitting new highs, they are very sensitive to the fact theyould be inflating levels. we have seen a number of doves over the course of the last 1.5 years over modest talks in these concerns. blake williams at the san francisco fed, good jay powell be next? scarlet: let's bring in a headline from the curren

and vincent reinhart, you will be staying with us.up, a brexit breakthrough, reaching a deal on the divorce bill, but challenges remain. is the irish border the new divorce bill? sterling is a lot from her. and -- firmer. we are trading right at 134 on the cable rate. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ away fromtwo hours the open. let's get you the score quickly. down a third of a percent on the dow. it cut the for percent on the s&p 500 after we closed at another all-time high end of the best daily gain since september on the s&p 500. in europe, decent broad-based gains. stoxx 600, up three quarters of a percent. on 19 industry groups on the benchmark in positive territory. the story of the fx market, we are treading water. and the cable rate reclaims at 134, the highest since the back end of september. the mood is changing around brexit, it's progress -- and progress could be around the divorce bill. before we get there, headlines outside the business world. emma: nbc news has fired today show host matt lauer over allegations of inappropriate s

vincent price won in the category best german artist that's the sled. this year the twenty four year olds debut album made it to number three on the german album charts. irish rockers u two is been around a lot longer the band was presented a global icon award in recognition of their decades at the top of the music industry the previous evening they kicked off a charity go on london's trafalgar square. the evening was capped by a big waiting for d.j. star david guetta named best electronic doing what the world does best taking to the stage and playing to an adoring crowd. and on that note this week we would like to know what kind of music turns your crank is it perhaps classical opera that gives you the goosebumps or maybe even heavy metal while feel free to let us know by taking part in our online survey and you can find that on our web page and as a thanks for your feedback one lucky viewer will get this wonderful wristwatch as a gift. now there are tens of thousands of airplanes crisscrossing the skies on any given day and that is just here in europe

<vincent bugliosi: "manson may be the most famous, notorious, mass murderer ever.'> (vicki) now at 9:30... infamous cult leader charles manson is dead at the age of 83. california prison officials say he passed away of natural causes sunday. (grant) manson was serving nine life sentences for murders carried out by his followers, the so-called "manson family." reporter stephanie elam has a look at his crimes and life behind bars. the summer of '69 was marred by gruesome murders that shook the nation.five people killed at the home of hollywood star sharon tate...and another couple murdered the following night.vincent bugliosi: "these murders used to be called the tate murders. and then some people called them the tate/labianca murders. then manson appears on the scene, and he's so charismatic and interesting that he upstages the victims, and from that point on it was called the manson murders."manson was the mastermind behind the brutal killings, the leader of the clan that carried out the unthinkable...he was convicted of conspiracy and murder in 1971 and infamously

. >> 54-year-old vincent long was arrested this morning. an i.p. today an apartment on the 300 block of tasker. long's victims were from lucerne count yi. a total of eight women went on the record and accused charlie rose of sexual misconduct. he has been suspended from cbs and pbs has removed him. >> in a statement tonight rose said he was deeply embarrassed and apologized for his behavior. a second woman accused al franken of inappropriate sexual behavior. lindsey pulled her in tightly and put his hand on her buttocks. he said i take thousands of photos at the state fair and i don't remember taking this picture. i feel badly that miss mens came away from our interact feeling disrespected. franken does not plan to redesign. >> the preliminary report on the investigation in the crash of roy halliday matches witness accounts and this video. the plane is built to handle maneuvers as promotional videos show. the transportation safety board did not blame them for the crash. the full investigation to rule on a cause could take two years. with the holida

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john vincent runs a website that tracks black friday sales. the name doesn't carry as much weight anymore. >> this is think online sales will surpass re sales. on all the black friday ads the website will details so until black friday. big- and electronics. still reign supreme. ever what most overlooked items for big deals are -- sets andildren's pajamas. those are dirt cheap on black friday. >> reporter: like amazon echo and home. you'll likely find discounts on those, too. if online is so popular, what'smonday? >> if you see a product on sale ay we suggest you then. if it's not on sale on black friday wait until cyber monday. you'll probabl >> reporter: john doesn't recommend waiting until the last minute. some products have limited . assured -- >> retailers will tow out to have an excuse for a sale. stores more and mo>> reporter: t and buy. thematt d nbc10 app for a link to earlyblackfriday.com which will track the big and have alerts when go live. we want you to w in. jessica has weighed in. ay shopping plan? you go out for black friday? w

at the end of the text message vincent extended the invitation for kaepernick to meet with goodell.said the n-f-l would welcome kaepernick participation at it's meeting with players, owners, and executives ( darya ) in baseball... good news for giants fans. shortstop brandon crawford has been awarded his 3rd straight gold glove award. crawford is the first national league shortstop since alameda- naitive jimmy rollins to accomplish the feat. he is the 15th shortstop in m-l-b history to win three gold gloves and the first giant since j.t. snow to win a gold glove in three consecutive years. now, snow, barry bonds, and willie mays are the only players in franchise history with more gold gloves than crawford. crawford was the only giant to win the award this season. (dave) your bay area forecast is after the break. i love my mom. my mom. i love my kids. my kids. my job. taking care of everybody. everyday. my mom. my kids. my job. yes. when i'm at work. when i'm at home. i could just really use some help sometimes. hey we hear you. that's why aarp helps family caregivers... with connect

anthony and vincent's family has grown it for generations but lately, they are having problems they never had before. turns out cough see as fussy as the people who drink it. it likes the right ailed -- altitude, the right temperature, and the right amount of sunshine in the right order, the goldilocks of crops that likes things just right, not enough rain, too much sunshine, bad fruit. >> yes. >> reporter: another farm, another white po produced by a beetle, one of the pests and diseases that has come up as the weather warms. >> much of the crops are destroyed completely. >> reporter: coffee yields are dropping and prices are up by as much as 30% in areas since 2015. morning just a consumer's pick me up, farmers are dependent for other relationships, picking the berries, processing them, drying and sorting the beans and getting them to market, it's a family business where every member of the family contributes and where the cash from selling the coffee provides the only income to pay for schools for the kids and medical care. there is an coffee world. ththtathe production comes from litt

vincent site, demand was light. only 6 out of the 60 available cots were taken. managers say it will fill up as the word spreads. just a block away, hundreds of people are living in these tents. the executive director at the shelter says it isn't always eamiles to walk and so many hoops to jump through, it's very difficult and just the stress of not knowing what's going to happen to you next in the environment that you're in is hard on people. reporter: last night, three shelters opened in oakland adding 100 beds to the 350 year round beds. there are an estimated 3,000 homeless people living in the city. >> five separate lawsuits are expected against pg&e. coming up, details on the filings. >> plus, steph curry didn't play for the warrio last night, di warriors from winning. >> and you are winning if you're going to be hitting the road right now or any time soon. look at this bay bridge commute. that looks as smooth as steph curry's trey. that's smooth. we do have fog out there, otherwise it will be a nice day. >>>welcome back to mornings on 2. >>>president trump

what we have is salvatore playing vincent laguardia gambini and margarita playing mona lisa vito.hey bring authenticity. they have learned this scene by heart. they're pulling it off nicely. >> the daughter of my sister is getting married. it's been ten years and my biological clock is ticking like this. [ stomping ] >> she's in character and he flips the script. >> not to mention your biological clock. all i have to say is -- will you marry me? >> look at her reaction. that's amazing. she's expecting another line. she tries to hold in character but all she can get out is -- >> what? >> the video cuts out before we have an answer. but i have it on good authority she said yes. >> as you can see in the picture. >> i'm dying. the answer seems logical. >> you're a liar. i don't believe this. >> time to give away another ipad mini. >> you need to be 21 years old and a legal resident of the u.s. or canada. the buzz word is coming up in a little bit. >> bob, you're killing me. i needed this report yesterday. now i have to stay late and do it myself. and miss my 20th anniversary and my da