thank you well jim walsh. as an expert and to national security and a research associate at the massachusetts institute of technology security studies program and he says it's at a pay as an opportunity as paul to begin talks about tension on the korean peninsula it flew higher flew longer now we don't know what the payload was was it during something you have a was a caring nothing at all that would impact our calculations somewhat then you know we're an early hours there's still some data to be collected but yes they're getting better at it they're not quite there yet but with every test they're getting better and at a pace that is faster than people anticipated so the general trend line is definitely born in one direction and it's one of better and greater capability this test was coming one way or another. sanctions or no sanctions that doesn't mean it was a good idea to put north korea on the state sponsors of terrorism list whether you

institute of technology's security studies program and he's joining us live from boston mr walsh is great to have you with us on al-jazeera i know that you have worked on sanctions on north korea yourself why do you think this administration is relying on sanctions and hosh rhetoric as i correspond and said when they haven't really worked. well that's an excellent question i think part of it is sanctions are enormously popular on capitol hill as a policy tool and in some ways it hits the policy sweet spot if you're not sending troops and you're not putting boots on the ground and you're not just simply ignoring a problem it's really gives politicians a middle way to look like they're doing something even if it's not very effective at least they're doing something and that's why they're politically attractive also you don't you know talk it's easier the negotiation when you negotiate with your adversary you have to actually sit down and talk to them and that can be very difficult where sanctions you just shooting in them out there to your door get so i think they're politically easy

in the racing world, ted, ruby and katie walsh are as synonymous with the jump season as the cheltenhamrook. as the national hunt calendar begins, the family are gearing up for another winning season. richard conway has been to ireland for breakfast with the walsh's to find out the secret to their success. first light and as the jump season gets underway there is a sense of anticipation for the first racing family. ted and ruby and katie know that glory lies ahead and it is here at their yard that glory lies ahead and it is here at theiryard in that glory lies ahead and it is here at their yard in county kildare in ireland that plans are forged. with the work done for the morning it is time for breakfast. this is our favourite time of year because the horses are back in and there are new recruits and you do not know if anything is good and everything is good at the minute. it is time to find out really what you have for the rest of the season, isn't it? the family know a thing or two about what makes a great horse. papillion, cleared the notorious offences including becher‘s brook to wi

jim walsh joining us live from boston thank you. but i'm to move on to other news now and the man accused of masterminding the two thousand and twelve benghazi attack has been acquitted on the most serious charges against him. was captured by american forces in two thousand and fourteen and brought to the u.s. to face trial for the attack on the u.s. diplomatic compound in the libyan city that to the deaths of u.s. ambassador chris stevens and three other americans but in a blow to prosecutors to tell it was found not guilty of federal murder charges shihab rattansi has moved from washington d.c. . cattell i was clear fourteen of the eighteen counts against him but he was found guilty of four counts two counts of conspiracy to provide material support or resources to terrorists one count of maliciously destroying and injuring dwellings and property and placing lives in jeopardy and one count of using and carrying a semiautomatic weapon during a crime of violence but acquitted of the federal murder charges the prosecutors have consta

ken walsh book party. you should've gotten the annual subscription series, you could save money on that. [laughing] number eight. we would be doing an experiment a shakespeare play next time, but you don't have to pay for that because we do hamlet after that. but no, this is great. it's wonderful to be here with you guys for a reprise. i was slipping through his book, terrific and there's a wonderful photo of teddy roosevelt with that giant, you know, meat eating grin, and ken sites the caption, his daughter who was famous as a teddy always wanted to be the baby at the christening, the bride at the wedding and the corpse at the funeral. [laughing] >> you still one of my stories, but go ahead. [laughing] >> it's not about him, it's about me. [laughing] >> as long as someone else. >> were in washington. but let me tell you about me. [laughing] i just want to be the mc at a ken walsh book party. that's my goal. you guys have gotten a quick glance of this and we have a couple of folks will talk about it and th

now 38, ruby walsh has ridden over 2,000 winners and broken a lot of bones along the way.our spleen, that ruptured, but you don't need your spleen, so theyjust took it out and away you go, move on. throughout it all standing behind his children is a proud father. i couldn‘t have dreamed when they were two kids growing up that they would have achieved what they have achieved. i got as much kick out of them winning as i would have training them. it‘s just...it‘s parenting, you know what i mean? a new season awaits with all its twists and turns, but no matter what the walsh family‘s enduring love for their sport is a racing certainty. if you‘ve ever driven across the top of the m62 motorway, you will have seen a rather strange sight on the pennine hills between leeds and manchester — a farmhouse sandwiched between the east and westbound carriageways. what‘s less eye—catching is the peatland around it, which is now going to be restored in a bid to capture more carbon and water. cathy booth reports. the m62 was built in the 1960s. it was a huge engineering challenge, thanks lar

ken walsh book party. you should have gotten the annual subscription series, you could save money on that. [laughter] number eight. we'll be doing an experimental shakespeare play next time -- [laughter] we do hamlet after that. no, this is great. it is wonderful to be here with ken and you guys for a reprieve. i was flipping through ken's book, which is terrific, and there's a wonderful photo of teddy roosevelt with that giant, you know, meat-eating grin, and ken cites the caption, the famous daughter who was saying, you know, teddy always wanted to be the baby at the christening, the bride at the wedding and the corpse at the funeral. [laughter] >> he stole one of my stories, but go ahead. [laughter] >> it's not about him, it's about me. [laughter] all i wanted -- [laughter] >> [inaudible] >> we're in washington, right? but let me tell you about me. [laughter] i just, i just want to be the emcee at a ken walsh book party, you know? that's my goal. so in this, you guys have gotten a quick glimpse of this,

please join me with a warm welcome sally quinn, bob woodard, elsa walsh. [applause] >> i get to start. in the spirit of a full disclosure we could denounce that we are married a long time in fact, salley introduced us. right before the civil war. [laughter] 1981. >> love at first sight. >> so touche describe that in we will talk about her book which i must confess is it is honest and the things that matter with your current we are where your spouse c so elsa walsh will do the questioning and i will interrupt. >>. >> it is an honor to be here to talk to you about this book is a very fast read and it looks at your whole life with something that struck me that you write to my childhood experience with magic planted the seeds that grew into the faith that i have today. day want to talk about that. >> guest: i am from the deep south in savannah georgia in spent all of my summer is is statesboro. and savannah it is midnight in the garden of good in the fall and when they were scottish presbyterian and to play the organ at the presbyterian church there were a jur

commander peter walsh responded to the concerns. >> we're getting as close to a policy we think thatill work and help us mitigate some of the fears people have. the use lowers officer injury rates, it also lowers the injury rates to suspects. >> commander walsh says each officer would be thoroughly trained in the use of tasers. >>> a warning if you shop at trader joe's. certain types of salads may be contaminated. you should throw out trader joe's broccoli slaw and kale with white chicken meat. they can cause -- i can't say this. >> lysteriosis. >> the salads are produced by vallejo based -- >> but you could do that. well done. >> i don't know. they have a use by date of october 10, 11, 12, and 13. >> our writers are testing you this morning. >>> people who struggle to get a business off the ground have new hope. a program that is pretty perfect for silicon valley. >> it's recycled leather scraps. >> reporter: these small business owners from san jose are determined to succeed. the problem -- getting a loan. >> through a bank i would into he had to have credit or more sales. >> repor

nick paton walsh. cnn, london. >> it's just surreal how much these people have endured. >> nick paton walsh giving us an understanding what's happening to people. thank you, nick, for reporting. >>> moving on now to argentina, the nation saying it's not giving up hope for the missing submarine. the ara san juan vanished more than a week ago with 44 crew members on board. >> teams from around the world have searched for the ship. but many now fear the worst. here's why a navy official says there is still hope, though, for a rescue. >> the weather thank god is favorable in that search area for scanning and mapping the seabed, hoping for the rapid detection and location of the san juan submarine. >> well, the submarine has been missing for over a week now. and that's about the time that they may run out of oxygen. fingers still crossed here. >>> outrage is growing after cnn uncovered a horrific modern day slave market. yes. you heard right. as you may recall, our reporting revealed migrants being sold as

to discuss this and more i'm joined by gop consultant sean walsh. and also democracy amy alison. a wave of defeat for dozens of veteran republicans in both state and local government tuesday. sean, you are the gop strategist, what happened? >> not a surprise, actually. going into the election, chris christie was terribly unpopular in new jersey from his sitting out on the closed beach scenario, to bridgegate. ed gillespie for most of the summer was behind by 10 points. it's not a surprise that the governors race, some of the local races i think were a surprise. i think there is a blowback on mr. trump. i think that women and moderate republicans and democrats came and sent a message. >> amy? >> it wasn't just a referendum on trump, although that was very important. it was also that three other things happened. one was, some of the most inspirational first type of candidates. first black mayor. first transgender. first sikh mayor. those are the kinds of inspirational candidates who stand firmly for the values of what we call the new american majority. that's the multi-racial set o

elsa walsh: if he interrupts too many times, i will tap him on the arm. so it is an honor to be here to talk to you about this book. i love it too. very fast read for those of you who have not read it, and it looks your whole life. your whole life. i want to start with something you wrote, and you write, my childhood experience was magic. planted the seed that grew into the faith i have today. you want to talk about that? sally quinn: i am from the deep south, and i was born in savanna, georgia, and spent all my summers in statesboro 60 miles outside of savannah. savanna is midnight in the garden of good and evil, and my parents and family, they were scottish presbyterian. theunt played the organ in presbyterian church on sundays. but everyone in the family, there were eight or nine kids, there was also another religion or faith or set of beliefs, whatever you want to call them, which were the [indiscernible] so my aunt and all of the family believed in the scottish stones and time travel and psychic phenomenon and ghosts and astrology and voodoo. so i ha

for more, i spoke a short time ago with "new york times" cairo bureau chiefeclan walsh.lan walsh, thank you for joining us. this seems to have been an unusually ruthless attack. they kept on shooting as the ambulances arrived? >> absolutely, that's right. there were -- the gunmen arrived in several vehicles. they split up into teams. some of the gunmen went inside the mosque. they started shooting the worshipers immediately after a bomb had gone off. other gunmen waited outside and shot people as they tried to flee. >> woodruff: and it was unusual that, in the past, they have been going typically after christians. this time, it was at a mosque. >> that's right. this is extremely unusual. this attack the extremely unusual both by the size of the attack, the number of people who have been killed. this is the largest attack in modern egyptian history, and it's also, as you say, the target. over the last year the islamic state have carried out attacks on coptic christian churches in egypt but not a muslim mosque. we do not have a claim of responsibility for this attack but i

now 38, ruby walsh has ridden over 2000 winners and broken a lot of bones along the way.l hazard. there are loads of different things in the world that people do that are high risk. when theyjoin the army and navy. your spleen, that ruptured, but you don't need it, so we just took it out and moved on. throughout it all standing behind his children is a proud father. i couldn't have dreams when they were two kids growing up that they would have achieved what they have achieved. i got as much kick out of them winning as i would have training them. it is parenting, you know what i mean. a new season awaits with all its twists and turns, but no matter what the walsh family's enduring love for their sport is a racing certainty. no room on that breakfast table for any more trophies, it's absolutely packed. packed with muffins! now it's time for the film review, with mark kermode and jane hill. hello and welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases is mark kermode. good to have you back. what have we been watching? so we have kenneth bra

other people have been spoken about, like kevin walsh, who are less late janet yellen.onald trump? it comes from real estate. he needs a darvish candidate who does not want to shrink the balance sheet of the fed too quickly. —— he needs eight doveish candidate. he has a real connection to the sector. —— the one thing it does not have is the one thing it does not have is the phd and economics which could come in handy. -- a doveish. is that a sensual and european?” come in handy. -- a doveish. is that a sensual and european? i am a phd level, must. so opinion, yes it is. -- is level, must. so opinion, yes it is. —— is that essential, here. level, must. so opinion, yes it is. -- is that essential, here. send him some tips. let's now look at opec. i requested this for you, cornelia. you hang out with all the top guns at opec, including oil companies et cetera. this article in the financial times talks about the fact that oil is now above $60 a barrel. they are giving opec the credit for that. what will happen next, though? will they try to keep the production cuts longer t

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. >> we will talk to jim walsh in a few moments about that. arthelbefore the president has meetings in manila today. what is left before he flies home? reporter: he has three bilateral meetings. he will be meeting with the prime minister of australia and india later today. there are a number of world leaders here who are participating in this conference because they do a lot of business and there are security issues as well. there will also be up by lateral meeting with the president of the philippines. he is a controversial president in the philippines. the president of the united states supports his war on drugs so there are some conflicts in terms of human rights abuses. the philippines president called president obama the son of a horror. there's a lot on the table when it comes to the relationships with the philippines. there president said when he was 16 years old, he stab someone to death for looking at him the wrong way. a lot of this could be urban legend coming out of his mouth to make him look fiercer but we will see what kind of re

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el comandante walsh dijo que el jefe policía scott ha visto de primera mano como estas pistolas de descargaléctrica funciona ya que en los ngeles las utilizan y el viene de esa ciudad... y que no está planeado que se utilice en todos los incidentes pero es una herramienta que además está recomendada por el departamento de justicia del país ---el area de la bahia se prepara para algunas lluvias este fin de semana. ---y aunque no se espera que sean precipitaciones severas, el distrito del agua de santa clara toma ya medidas para evitar nuevas inundaciones como las de este ano.... banner ---de acuerdo a los pronosticos de meteorologos, en el area de la bahia se espera lluvia intermitentement e durante este fin de semana. ---pero antes de que las fuertes lluvias azoten nuestra region, las autoridades exhortan a estar prevenidos y preparados para las precipitaciones de la temporada de invierno y asi evitar lo que sucedio a principios de aÑo cuando rios de desbordaron y comunidades enteras se inundaron causando devastacion y estragos por semanas. ---el distrito del agua del valle de santa clara d

. >> joining us joan walsh and former democratic congresswoman donna edwards of maryland, senior fellow at the brennan center for justice. this morning when i saw kellyanne conway, i thought to myself, wait a second, is she freelancing or they're now turning the ship towards an endorsement. and the daily beast reporting trump world wanted distance and then key allies lobby the president to reconsider. in the span of a single week, they have gone from laying the groundwork to ditch roy moore to possibly celebrating his victory. >> yeah, that's what she did this morning. i have to say even steve bannon was saying that, you know, he'd kill him himself. hannity was going after roy moore. and then something changed over the weekend. and i don't know what it is. but kellyanne, having said what she did last thursday, this morning i think even the fox folks were kind of like what? >> you could see that they were not anticipating and they were confused as to what the actual line was. >> is this what we're supposed to be saying for the rest of the day? okay. >> donn -- i was just talking to the c

. >> and i believe last but not least expert presentation is commander walsh, is that correct? >> correct. >> and for members of the public, i'd like to announce that commander walsh's presentation was made available today to the commission office. there are copies here, it is available on-line, and you can see it there, and copies here. >> good evening, commander. >> good evening, commissionerture turman, commissioners, chief scott, director henderson, members of the public. this is -- right. yep. so the question keeps arising why we brought this up. the chief -- i won't belabor the point. this was originally brought back up because of the d.o.j. study. the reason i have this slide is because there's been a tremendous amount of argument is why are we doing this now when we have 270 others. i believe if the d.o.j. gives us a recommendation, it shouldn't be decoupled from the recommendation that they asked us. 272 recommendations were asked to be reviewed, implemented contemporaneously. this is part of the d.o.j., it's not separate. our stakeholder group, by the d.o.j. also aske

also a walsh is the author of divided lines the public and private struggles. a staff writer at the new yorker and reporter for the "washington post" where she was a finalist for the pulitzer prize and investigative journalism category. the "washington post" worked since 1971 and shared to pulitzer prize is first in 1973 for the watergate scandal with carl bernstein and 2002 as the reporter for the coverage of the 9/11 terrorist attacks. he has authored or co-authored eight teen books over the year with the most recent one being the last of the presidents men so please join me in a warm welcome for sally quinn, bob woodward and elsa walsh for the program. [applause] >> i think in the spirit of full disclosure we should announce to that you and i are married. in fact, sally introduced us right before the civil war. [laughter] we are going to talk about the book finding magic which must confess a book i love and what matters, your career, spouse, child and children and your friends. so she will read the questioning and i will interrupt. i love the book a very fas

joan walsh, national affairs correspondent at "the nation." joan, beginning with you. your reaction to this set of allegations. this wol speaking out on the record. and coming against a politician who has made moral and even perceived sexual morality. the center piece of his entire political career. >> we've seen it before. he appears to be now a kind of creepy hypocrite. as journalist, we're all journalists. we've seen good work and bad work. this reporting by these three female, should i add, "washington post" reporters has, it is the hallmark of good reporting. we've got four women on the record and we've got about another 25 sources who were told about these various contacts in real-time. we've got mother of the 14-year-old victim. the victim is now, i believe voorks. who feels guilty looking back at the fact this man preyed on this young woman, said he would take care of her so her mother didn't have to bring her into a child custody hearing. so it is just a set of accusations, so foul. and the fighting back now is, it's fake news from the national democrats. that

joan walsh, national correspondent at the nation. bill kristol, editor at large for "the weekly standard." joan, what do you think of those numbers? >> they're amazing, impressive, and encouraging, ari. they have to include some republican women, some independents, white women. a lot of us were very disappointed back last november that white women went for donald trump over hillary clinton despite those allegations of those 14 women. so to learn now that alabama women are taking these accusers seriously and it's changing their votes presumably, that's great news. >> i agree. it's the coalition that we hoped had happened for the presidential election that didn't. maybe it's the giant wake-up call, maybe it's the details and the amount of women that were witnesses to it and the detailed reporting of "the washington post" and every other news organization about what happened. maybe it's a little detail like roy moore calling that other girl and saying what are you doing right now and her saying i'm in trig class. the idea of a person ru

danson had led the squad on a tournament—by—tournament basis since previous skipper kate richardson—walshleared of biting lebanon captain robbie farah during saturday's world cup group game in sydney. the huddersfield player was facing a ban of up to 12 weeks had he been found guilty, but he's now free to play in england's final group match against france in perth on sunday. now, time to discuss a concerning issue in rugby union. the prime minister of samoa has declared his country's rugby team bankrupt. the side is set to play test matches against scotland and england later this month. members of the public have been asked to donate money to keep the sport alive and the rfu has said it will contribute to samoa's costs while they're in england. 0ur reporter patrick gearey is here. patrick, if samoa did go under, it would be a major shock in world rugby? it would be. the current situation is causing a lot of alarm. it isa situation is causing a lot of alarm. it is a small nation but they are rugby—mad and have long punched above their weight in terms of the quality of players they produce.

blair walsh, just short, this was before the first half, he didn't go for ella field goal, that was ack play, it didn't work out. the seahawks are 6-4. >>> it is time to check this out. they will be dealing with these guys cut the thunder. and they find jeremy grant. watch this. the thunder is having fun tonight. >>> thank you. >>> see letter -- see you later, everyone. >>> thank you for joining us. (♪) it all starts with a wish. the lincoln wish list event is here. sign and drive off in a new lincoln with zero down and a complementary first months payment. family fun meeting by the front door, stat! "stat" means right now! ugh. what is it? ignore her. she's been in a bad mood all day. and luke isn't home yet. oh. i'm right here. where were you? this house still holds its secrets. you're probably wondering why i called you all here. - nope. - well, stop your wondering... - we're not wondering. - and behold this wonder! - (haley) oh, my god! - (claire) wow. - (phil) ha ha! - aah! i sold a home to the one and only pete johnson. there's only one pete johnson? only one who's california's

let's go to our nick paton walsh who joins us from london.is. >> reporter: as you say, it's not clear if there are any ties between mr. saipov and uzbekistan particularly, but it is clear that uzbekistan has many ties to isis. a lot of the foreign fighters that we've been coming across in syria and iraq hail from uzbekistan. and this comes after the pretty messy and brutal history of that whole central asian region. three countries that have had a lot of corruption, a lot of repression, and in kyrgyzstan's case, very failed states, almost. that's allowed extremism to take old. in uzbekistan, the government responded very brutally over the past 20 years or so. that's led to increased radicalization and many of those jihadists to seek a better life in their mind abroad in places like iraq, syria, and afghanistan, too. there have been fears that they might go home potentially to their homeland and spread their vision and violence there. but instead, we've seen some uzbeks popping up in attacks or plots in the united states, in stockholm, in ista

blair walsh, 52 yards out for the tie. short. no good.eattle's first night football in 12 games. >>> martin jones and the sharks hosting anaheim. third period, sharks down one. jonas donskoi able to flip it over. his second goal of the night. tied at two. and we go to a shoot-out. third round of the shoot-out, sharks need a goal from donskoi to keep it going and he got it. what a move. the shoot-out continues. goes all the way to round 9 where anaheim wins it 3-2. the sharks have dropped three straight. that's abc 7 sports report brought to you by river rock casino. a little bit of everything going on in sports these days. a

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>> blair walsh failed that attempt at the kick. atlanta wins a thriller, 34-31. >> so close! >> it's all about that two-point conversion, you see? >> okay. sure. >> i love when they go for two. >> if blair had gotten one extra yard. the history of that from minnesota, right? let's get to the bromance that continues between joe biden and former president barack obama. it continued on the 75th birthday of joe biden. >> the two have been caught together having a good time during the entirety of the obama months afterward. and they are now being immortalized in countless memes. the president posted this photo where he's giving a speech, and the caption reads, me, joe, about halfway through the speech, i'm going to wish you a happy birthday, and biden says, it's my birthday, me, joe. wished biden a happy birthday, happy birthday joe biden, my brother and best vice president anybody could have. >> happy birthday, uncle joe. >>> coming up, the black friday deals are starting to get a little complicated. it's no longer just about the moment the mall doors open on friday morning. we'l

coordinator for the woman led peace in social justice movement code pink and in berkeley we have john walsh he is a scientist peace activist and author of numerous anti-war publications are gentlemen cross-talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate john let me go to you first because you got up early as for this program i much appreciate it. if we're if we look at cam the campaign trail we look at candidate trump and we look at his foreign policy eleven months in here first of all there's a great discrepancy but is there any coherence to his foreign policy in respect of what he ran on from the time he was inaugurated to now do you see a trumpy in vision out there go ahead john then it's a really difficult question because as you noted there are powerful forces against the vision that here take you they did such as it was during the campaign and i think maybe it's good to go back to that for a second because. i'm especially interested in how. american progressives are reacting to his clearly what were themes of peace and so let's can we can we go

blair walsh, 52 yards out for the tie. short. no good.ttle's first loss on monday night football in 12 games. >>> martin jones and the sharks hosting anaheim. third period, sharks down one. jonas donskoi able to flip it over. his second goal of the night. tied at two. and we go to a shoot-out. third round of the shoot-out, sharks need a goal from donskoi to keep it going and he got it. what a move. the shoot-out continues. goes all the way to round 9 where anaheim wins it 3-2. the sharks have dropped three straight. that's abc 7 sports report brought to you by river rock casino. a little bit of everything going on in sports these days. a ♪ think of your fellow man, ♪ lend him a helping hand, ♪ put a little love in your heart.♪ ♪ you'll see it's getting late, oh please don't hesitate...♪ ♪ put a little love in your heart.♪ ♪ in your heart... ♪ in your heart... ♪ in your heart... ♪ in your heart. (vo) going on now, our subaru share the love event will have donated over one hundred fifteen million dollars to those in need. ♪ on the only bed

seahawks, battled back, time expiring, blair walsh looking to dive with 53-yard field goal.alls short. falcons win. seahawks fall to six and four, the birds travel to seattle to face the seahawks in two weeks >>> and when nfc teams lose it helps the birds as they look to earn a first time bye. >> magical ending to the season getting more favorable. eagles had less than 10% chance every winning at all, after sunday big win over the cowboys, they now have a 16 to 18% chance of bringing the vince lombardi trophy to philly. eagles nation is thrilled, but they know it is still a long road. >> if you don't have a good quarterback, you're nothing in the nfl. and he looks really good. >> i'm in the going to get ahead of myself here. i know we have a talented team take it one game at a time. >> now, you can follow the eagles play-off push and more on cbsphilly.com/eagles. >> well, young flyers fan battling leukemia get her wish >> yes, she got the to tour the eagles lockerroom, after practice yesterday, players and coaches took the nine year old madeline of warminster from behind the

blair walsh, 52 yards out for the tie. short. no good.on monday night football in 12 games. >>> martin jones and the sharks hosting anaheim. third period, sharks down one. jonas donskoi able to flip it over. his second goal of the night. tied at two. and we go to a shoot-out. third round of the shoot-out, sharks need a goal from donskoi to keep it going and he got it. what a move. the shoot-out continues. goes all the way to round 9 where anaheim wins it 3-2. the sharks have dropped three straight. that's abc 7 sports report brought to you by river rock casino. a little bit of everything going on in sports these days. a lot of fun this time >>> appreciate your time. >>> tv's number one daily viral video show, "right this minute." >>> a car squeezes through in one close call. >> but it's about to get even crazier. >> how a second close call leads to one scary jack knife. >> oh my -- oh no! >>> i've been wanting to make this video for a long time. >> a raw apal gee from a member of youtube's first family. >> i hate myself for the pain that

she discusses her life, career and faith with journalist bob woodward and his wife elsa walsh. [inaudible conversations] >> good evening, everyone. before we get started, e wanted to go over a couple of very quick housekeeping details. please silence your cell phones. and if you have -- or just to let you know, there's no recording, no photos allowed during our programs. and thanks. however, you will get a chance to see all of this, because c-span is here tonight taping. so brush your hair, straighten your collars -- [laughter] you may be on tv very soon. sally quinn is a longtime washington post journalist, columnist, television commentator and one of the capitol's renowned social hostesses, also the founder of the religious web site on faith for "the washington post". she writes for various publications and has in order several books including the party, happy endings, and we're going to make you a star about her experience as the first female network anchor in the u.s. sally is in conversation tonight with two good friends who are also authors. elsa walsh is the author of di

sets him up in field goal range. 52 yards and blair walsh whose career long is 56 dead down the middle a yard short. seattle actually missed a fake field goal before the half that carroll was asked about much wards and end up losing by three. >>> the celtics bring a 15-game winning streak into dallas. dallas has the worst record in the nba. celtics had the best. celtics had to erase a 13-point lead off irving up top to tatum and rattles and in. overtime, kyrie off the screen from al horford ties things up again at 102 and kyrie goes for 47 points. the celtics win 110-102. now 16 straight and go for 17 in a row wednesday against miami. have a great thanksgiving week. >>> thanks, scott. >>> up next in "the pulse," the famous judge ticketed for going 119 miles an hour. >>> also ahead a fashion model falls on the runway but it's how she handled it all is impressing everyone. >>> the implosion and the perfect photobomb that ruined one man's shot. oh well, all hope is lost! oh thanks! clearly my whitening toothpaste is not cutting it. time for whitestrips. crest glamorous white whitestrips a

. >> commander peter walsh says san francisco and boston are among the last big cities in america where officers still are not authorized to carry the devices commonly called tasters. the police chief believes it's time for that to change. >> we believe ceds are an effective use of force in situations that warrant intermediate force. it is not something that will stop all encounters. but it's a viable option. >> previous police chiefs have tried but faced overwhelming opposition. police say they believe the devices could help end encount ert faster and more safely they point to the justice dp as an ally. >> when you tum with the d.o.j. recommendation that is precisely say we basically strongly believe you should deploy it you know with community insput. >> the city's human rights commission garthered input at meeting sfloos we heard pretty much first off the top that people have major concerns. >> executive director cheryl davis says the commission has not formally taken a position but they say their research showed a vast majority of residents were opposed to tasters. >> this isn't abo

david ignatius, kurt burdella and joan walsh. joan, let's begin with the president here. obviously he has put himself in this position where he's trying to walk back these comments, even members of his own republican party say what are you doing here? what is going on? how in the world can you take the world of a former kgb agent or spy against the word of your own intelligence agency here? >> i think we have this pattern where he says these kind of crazy things and he says them with a lot of passion. and he really lays out kind of rationale. like he -- you know, we need to have a better relationship. he gets angry when anyone brings it up. he's hurt. we need a better relationship. we are going to have one. it's so great that we have one. and, you know, criticizing hillary clinton and barack obama, blah, blah, blah. and then you get a little cleanup on aisle putin where he says something. it's rational, it's what his agencies and folks have told him to say, but it doesn't seem particularly like he believes it. >> let me play devil's advocate for a moment and take the pres

last second chance for tie, and blair walsh comes up short on 52-yard attempt.31. they jump into the sixth seed in the ffc. birds will play in seattle two weeks from now. >> the eagles return to the practice field today to prepare for what they hope is win number ten. they take on the three and seven chicago bears, sunday at 1:00. now is it trash came? probably not. coach doug pederson makes sure they do not overlook the bears or any team. here he is behind the scenes following the win over the cowboys. >> listen, listen, first half, little bit, whatever, defense, offense, big offensive line lee wyche do, you guys kick -- kinding -- second half. defense, got a touchdown. defense scored in the second half. that's great job. that's what we talk about. >> like i said before, man, stay in the moment. stay focused. every week, next week get back to. let's go family, one, two, three. >> eagles kicked a lot of bleeps odds makers taken notice, computers bok backing them you have several predictive models the eagles now have 16 to 18% chance every winning the superbowl.

space topping them in the champions league tonight a crucial match for a controversial coach peter walsh. well one welcome i'm terry martin good to have you with this. germany has been thrust into political uncertainty talks to form a new coalition government collapsed late on sunday after four weeks of marathon negotiations the german president says he will meet with the leaders of all parties to press them to try once more to cut a deal meanwhile chancellor i'm going to michael is weighing her options she says she's ready to run for chancellor again if a new election in a new election if necessary. the german chancellor would have gladly spared herself and germany from this walk of shame but after the collapse of coalition talks it's up to the german president to decide the next step. is a new government is always a difficult political. one involving struggle and disagreement but the task of forming a government is very important possibly the most important task that voters give their representatives within a democracy and this task remains. confound to my own plans to meet up for talk

england women's interim manager mo marley has given manchester city's keira walsh and arsenal's leah call—ups. the two midfielders are joined by goalkeeper karen bardsley in a 26—player squad for the world cup qualifiers against bosnia & herzegovina and kazakhstan at the end of the month. bardsley returns for the first time since breaking her leg at this summer's european championship. wales centrejonathan davies will miss next year's six nations after being ruled out for around six months with a foot injury. davies was hurt during saturday's defeat by australia in cardiff. he needs surgery — and that means his domestic season for scarlets may also be over. it's a real blow; davies was the lions player of the series against new zealand this year. harlequins centre jamie roberts has been added to the wales squad along with prop scott andrews. england forward sam burgess will return for england to face papua new guinea in their rugby league world cup quarter—final. he's recovered from knee ligament damage, suffered in their opening if defeat to australia. burgess comes in for chris hei