guy with a harpoon. >> xavier: that's right. >> anthony: a whole lot of rope. >> xavier: 200 metersthony: 8 meters? if the ropes get too wet you sink, if you fall overboard you die. >> xavier: you die. >> anthony: if the boat capsizes you die. >> xavier: everybody dies. you have to tow that whale to the land, rowing, a 60 ton whale. >> anthony: 60 tons? >> xavier: 60 tons metric, you know is like big. >> anthony: so what happens if everything goes well? >> xavier: well you become very rich. >> anthony:this place is the famous elkano in the seaside village of getaria, a place known and loved by chefs all over the world for what they call their paleolithic cooking. this straight up application of fire and a very few ingredients to make well, magic of a kind. ♪ rock prawn, the head and body are cooked separately. the body is served nearly raw, what they call semi-ceviche. while the heads are grilled. >> anthony: oh, that's nice. this is going to be good. >> xavier: that's very nice >> anthony: squid served the paleo way, grilled with an onion green pepper sauce. >> anthony: wow look at

. >> xavier: baby's in the house! >> anthony: pretty. >> xavier: beautiful, huh? will never be anything less than great. put a pig on a stick and turn him slowly, slowly, over a low fire. >> xavier: you want some of the skin? >> anthony: oh hell yeah. >> xavier: cheers on that. >> anthony: twenty-five minutes up into the hills from san juan, an institution that celebrates pork. the whole damn pig, in ways that can only be described as spiritual. >> xavier: he's a puerto rican samurai. >> anthony: it's incredible. >> anthony: lechonera el rancho de apa is one of many such places but this one, this one is special. apa ramos has for nearly fifty years of his life been perfecting the art of the perfect slow roasted suckling pig. he starts work at four am. ♪ it takes six hours on the slowly, slowly turning spit to get it right. >> xavier: pure knowledge, rotation, fire, time, mastering the heat because there is no thermometer or anything. and you can see it is really crispy but still really, really juicy. >> anthony: mhmm incredible. whoa what's that? that looks -- >>

i spoke to xavier rolet about it. asked him about whether or not system internalizers will cause a problem for the organization. xavier: what i would say is the markets have a diverse range of needs. as long as it is a level playing field, we should not inhibit particular forms of trading, because that could lead to the production of diversity in a successful market which is not necessarily measured by aggregate volumes at the end of the day. banks have responsibilities to satisfy the liquidity needs of investors. retail investors, large block traders, proprietary traders, institutions, banks, sovereign funds, when diverse forms of trading converge in a single entity, you get that rich texture of liquidity that ensures the success of the market. nejra: you mentioned the fact that mifid ii is a christmas of opportunity for clients. how so? xavier: it achieves the world with greater transparency. the world needs for institutional liquidity can be matched with retail liquidity. we believe we offer a competitive set of pl

nejra: that was london stock exchange ceo xavier rolet.xt, we will talk disruptors in the banking industry and how psc two could mount huge challenges. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ nejra: welcome back to "bloomberg markets: rules and returns." i am nejra cehic at bloomberg's european headquarters in london. now let's talk the future of banking. mifid ii is not the only regulation that could shape the industry in the new year. psd2, the payment services directive, could have wide ranging implications. it has the ability to break down bank monopolies on consumer data. people will be able to use third parties like amazon to make payments without being redirected through card providers. does this mean banks will no longer be competing solely against banks, but against everyone offering financial services? ed robinson from our financial team joins me now for more. ed, is this apocalyptic for the banks? ed: not necessarily. it is a big seachange for them. it is one that has been building in the marketplace over time, so it will not be a sudden break,

xavier xavier's mom wants it right. >> three teenagers have been charged in the murder. youngest is 15 years old. >>> xavier was in ninth grade. he was a 5'4", 100 pound kid. he stood up to bullies. many of them turned out at vigils heard after the shooting. >> his mom played for a miracle. i told him, fight. his heart never gave out. >> the miracle didn't play out for him. his heartbeats inside of a 12-year-old girl. >> darcy spencer, news 4. xavier's mom plans to bring the news on gun violence. >>> 4:26. "news 4 today" continues right now with aaron and eun. >> "news 4 today" begins with breaking news. >> molette, thank you. that breaking and rescue operation in the pacific after a navy aircraft crashed overnight. ♪ make you happy >>> remember hollywood hearthrob of the '70s. the condolences and tributes pouring in this morning after the death of david cassidy. >>> first, train, praens and automobiles, we are, working to get you to our thanksgiving day. >> thanks for starting your wednesday with us. good morning. let's get you right to your roads early. take a live loo

xavier fullscreen el fiscal de california xavier becerra alega que autoridades de la universidad de ashfordomesas y suministraron información errónea para persuadir a los estudiantes a inscribirse. el funcionario asegura que son miles los estudiantes que terminaron endeudados por una carrera universitaria que no tiene ningún valor. xavier becerra, fiscal general de california 1:18 lo que sabemos es que hay muchos estudiantes que hoy no tienen bachillerato que no tienen la educación que necesitan, pero sí tienen una deuda tremenda que no saben cómo pagar" 1:30 y es que según la denuncia del estado de california, los estudiantes, muchos de ellos de bajos ingresos, enfrentaron gastos de matrículas inesperados y otras deudas que no podían pagar y para obtener ese dinero, la administración de la universidad de ashford habría utilizado prácticas ilícitas y agresivas que se convertían en amenazas y la imposición de cobros ilegales por pagos retrasados. xavier becerra, fiscal general de california 1:36 "y que cualquier persona que se cree víctima de esta clase de abusos donde ahora tienen una deuda

i spoke exclusively to group ceo xavier rolet about it.bout whether or not systematic internalizes might pose a problem for the organization. xavier: what i would say is the markets have a diverse range of needs. and as long as it is a level playing field, we should not inhibit particular forms of trading, because that could lead diversity inion of a successful market, which by the way is not necessarily measured by aggregate volumes at the end of the day. banks have responsibilities to satisfy the liquidity needs of investors. retail investors, large block traders, proprietary traders, it could be an institution, a bank, a sovereign fund. when diverse forms of trading converge in a single entity, you get that rich texture of liquidity which ensures the success of the market. nejra: you mentioned the fact that mifid ii is a christmas of opportunity for clients. how so? ii, and we achieve greater transparency. the world needs for institutional liquidity can be matched with retail liquidity. we believe we offer a competitive set of platforms

xavier would have been six years old. <"it's an innocent child you know.hat got caught in the cross fire over some bs. if anyone knows anything, you know, speak up. justice needs to be served for this little boy." >(vicki) all his loved ones say xavier will mostly be remembered for his infectious smile. lingering showers will remain possible over the region today with another weak system dropping into the north bay overnight producing additional rainfall. drying conditions return region-wide on friday and saturday with seasonable temperatures. another system will bring rain to portions of the region sunday night into monday. (grant) the california n- double-a-c-p says the national anthem is racist... and should be replaced. the group's president says the n-f-l protests prompted her to analyze the lyrics of the song. and she discovered a reference to slaves in the "star spangled banner" deep in a verse... that we don't typically sing. the lyric goes: "no refuge could save the hireling and slave from the terror of flight or the gloom of the grave." n-double-

xavier was hit in the head. it's a decision that cost him his life. his mom wants teens to learn from this. >> if something is not right, if it doesn't feel right, doesn't sound right, it's not right. >> reporter: three teenagers have been charged in the murder. the youngest is just 15 years old. xavier was in 9th grade. his mom described him as a 5'4", 100 pound kid who stood up to bullies. a class clown with friends. many turned up with vigils after the shooting. his mom prayed for a miracle. >> i just kept telling him to fight. try to fight. his heart never gave out. >> reporter: the miracle didn't happen for him, but it did for six other people who received 12-year-old girl. >> just to know he's in somebody else is amazing. >> reporter: darcy spencer, news4. >> xavier's mom plans on bringing her message to organizations that serve young people around our region. >> fairfax county police joining the growing list of departments equipping their offer certificates with body cameras. police tell us they plan too test out this new technology with office

xavier was hit in the head. she says she wants other teens to learn from this. >> if something doesn't feel right, it's not right. >> reporter: three teenagers have been charged in xavier's death. the youngest just 15 years old. >> i just don't understand why. i don't understand why. a 15-year-old killed my only. he had a gun, killed my son. a baby killed a baby. i don't understand that. >> reporter: xavier was in 9th grade and was making plans for the future. he was on life support for days. his mom was by his side the whole time,a miracle. >> it still doesn't make sense to me because he couldn't talk and tell me, mom, anything. so, it's just like he just shut off and that's it. >> reporter: his mom hopes by doing this interview she can convince young people to follow their instincts when facing a dangerous situation, to make a better choice. darcy spencer, news4. >> well, if you're hitting the road to get to that thanksgiving dinner, you know what a traffic nightmare the holiday time can be. so, we're working

xavier was hit in the head. it was a decision that cost him his life. his mom wants teens to learn from this. >> if something is not right, if it doesn't feel other right, doesn't sound right, it's not right. you shouldn't go. and maybe you should try to talk to your friends and say, hey, let's not go because it's not going to be a good situation. >> reporter: three teenagers have been charged in the murder. the youngest is just 15 years old. xavier was in 9th grade. his mom describes him as a 5'4", 100 pound kid who stood up to bullies. a class clown with many friends. many turned out with vigils after the shooting. >> he was everybody's friend. >> reporter: as he lay in the hospital bed on life support, his mom prayed for a miracle. >> i told him to fight. his heart never gave out. >> reporter: the miracle didn't happen for him, but it did for six other people who received seven of his organs. his heart beats inside a 12-year-old girl. >> hoping that i get to meet, even if i just meet one person. i just really want to see my child again. just to know

as misun said, we have xavier and ely, and we want to be around for when they can have a real job and be able to support them and be a positive influence on the kids and everybody on the island. so the real work, and is about to begin. we appreciate all. this thank you. [applause] >> hey, guys. my name is chef seamus gibney. i'm really excited to get started working on the island and to be part of treasure island and promoting the awesome culture you have out here. i have a 6-year-old daughter who is excited about having a restaurant near what she calls the good park. >> can we acknowledge xavier and ely. they're the future of this island. >> so on friday, we decided to go to -- we were just walking around, me, hector, and xavier, and we wanted to explore, and we found a construction site. so we wanted to go help, and then we decided to ask for help and if they wanted help. they said we should start helping, and she started our own business, which we called the backyard boys. and our montage is mantra -- or mantra is live in the realm of possibility, and never believe that anything is

>> california state attorney general xavier bacerra. go figure.remember that the little-known democratic member of the house of representatives was appointed to the post by governor jerry brown last january after former state attorney general kamala harris was elected to the u.s. senate. and that is the background. >> why bacerra? he is relatively new to the post. he doesn't have name recognition. a lot of people don't know even how to pronounce his name. why bacerra? >> all good questions. as state attorney general bacerra is the state's chief legal officer. what does that mean? well, it means that he has the formal authority to sue on behalf of california citizens. and that includes the trump administration. now, here is another point. senators feinstein and harris are good. we know them well. they are in the minority party, however. therefore, as members of the minority party they have little clout in congress. governor jerry brown has to be careful, why? because of the billions of dollars of federal grants steered to california by the trump ad

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joining me now are xavier zavare from robert mugabe's party, zanu—pf, the zimbabwean journalist georginaan writer and academic, who lectures at oxford university — but first our diplomatic editor mark urban. it does all seem incredibly peaceful and happy, this whole transition was ultimately smooth. but was it a takeover essentially bardiani? well, it's undoubtedly anything which sends shudders through many of the established powers that be throughout africa. we saw that in the african union statement that greeted the initial move by the military, very much against this idea of the military taking power. many people in the region worry about it, many people speculate about jacob zuma in south africa, how much he worries about it and the extent to which he tries to influence this transition, worrying about how it was going. i suppose all you can say from the point of view of somebody like jacob zuma is that the very things which are concerning to the opposition about the way this is happening, in other words, the crocodile emmerson mnangagwa is a creature of zanu—pf and the apparatus whic

it was june of 2014 when 3-year-old xavier was found dead on his room on pomeroy road. on trial for his murder is his mother. now 28-year-old frances lyles who has two other children. xavier was beaten so severely he died of internal injuries. left so long rig -- rigmortis set in. the defense attorney is arguing that belt did it. with belt on the stand, they played phone recordings of belt in a prison stay asking the mother each time about the child and hearing belt was on the phone, the child begging to talk to him. the same calls the mother could be heard ye children and telling belt about how she had beaten him. the defense raised the question whether belt was on p.c.p. he denied it was the case. and insisted he didn't beat anybody's children including five of his own. it's raised the issue of young mother cursing and beating their children of child abuse. the prosecutor cynthia wright said at one point of lyles she loved her son but she was cruel and atrocious. reporting live from d.c. superior court, i'm sam ford abc7 news. jonathan: you can see the original report

. >>> the ceo of the london stock exchange, xavier rolet is stepping down. the trouble started in march of this year, that's when the eu blocked the 24 billion pound tie up that the exchange hoped to have happen. the news created a tense standoff with donald brydon being accused to forcing rolet out of his role. as part of the lse statement, donald brydon has said he will not stand for reelection as chairman david warren said he would take over at the helm tci previously criticized the lse for not having a clear successor to rolet let's look at how this continuing sg continuing saga is impacting shares selling pressure on those shares, off by 2%. >>> north korea claims it has successfully tested a new icbm that has the potential to hit all of the u.s. mainland this comes a week after president trump put north korea back on the list of nations that supports terrorism >> reporter: north korea fired one of its biggest and most controversial missiles today, similar to this one launched last september, an intercontinental ballistic missile, which in theory can re

men's college basketball, george washington facing xavier in las vegas.king a run of the second half. finishing inside, gw down six. three of his game-high 20 points. .eorge washington loses, 83-64 last night, the capitals return to the ice nancy: it worked out today because we have extra insulation for the cold. is that what we are calling it, insulation? fewomorrow, 58 saturday, a rain showers. looking dried next week. time thato particular is better for travel. we are good. nancy: tonight. jimmy kimmel live is next. michelle: have a good night. bill: black friday used to bring out the worst in me. i was up all hours. i couldn't sleep. i did some things... that i wasn't proud of. but then... havertys saved me. relax, it's black friday at havertys. sectionals, sofas, beds and more - all on sale. with up to 35% off, to 11am. boom. done. havertys. life looks good. ♪ 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 yo

momento los lderes de california como el gobernador "jerry brown" y el procurador general del estado "xavier dos mujeres que fueron expuestas a gases txicos dentro del centro de detencin en otay mesa se recuperan luego de ser puestas en libertad. anlleyn venegas platic con ellas y nos tiene los detalles de este caso. banner iris nolvia francisco nats esta mochila y algunos productos de belleza. fue con lo que llego a este país de el salvador. y se entregó a las autoridades de inmigración hace poco más de un mes. sot iris abigail chacón: fue liberada de centro de detención me pregunto por mis papeles, le dijo no los tengo me pregunto que haces aquí. si dios quiere vine a pedir asilo una vez en el centro de detención de otay mesa conocio nolvia. quien al igual que ella estaba embarazada. sot: nolvia maritza mejia: fue liberada de centro de detención me fui por la situación de mi país. quiero un mejor futuro para mis hijos me entregue yo y mi hermana pidiendo asilo. sabían que no sería fácil.. dejar a sus hijos y arriesgarlo todo para poderles brindar una mejor vida. pero nunca se imaginaron lo

--en una carta encabezada por el fiscal general de california, xavier becerra, los juristas afirmaronpuedan visitar los ricos. . -- el parque regional del este de la bahia abrir sus puertas de forma gratuita a quienes quieran disfrutar de un "viernes verde". -- todos los aÑos, el viernes despues del dia de accion de gracias, este parque permite el ingreso libre a quienes deseen escapar de los centros comerciales y compartir con familiares o amigos de la naturaleza. --- una gigantesca ola dejo danos en una embarcacion en washington. -- mire lo que paso... la ola entro a este ferry haciendo que varios vehiculos colisionaran. -- el fuerte viento que alcanzo las 46 mph empujo el agua moviendo los carros unos 10 pies. -- el video fue captado por un pasajero -- no se reportaron heridos. -- el cielo de japn se ilumin y mire de que manera. -- una bola de fuego se observo en diferentes partes del pais.. -- se presume que se trataba de un meteoro los cuales son bastante comunes pero dificiles de capturar en camara -- el destello de luz duro unos tres segundos. -- para esta mismas fechas hace un

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last month, hurricane ophelia slammed into ireland, and cyclone xavier tore acacross northern europe. germany was hit particularly hard. the u.n. predicts that 2017 will be one of the warmest years since records began in the 19th century. this is making life difficult in many developing countries. who will pay the price for all of this? germany, as the world knows, is struggling with that record influx of refugees from 2015. is migration part of what you might call the price that northern countries will increasingly be paying for global warming? migration is a price, but i think the 1.2 million refugees that are coming to germany since the fall of 2015, the overwhelming majority don't come for climate reasons. they come from war zones in syria, afghanistan, iraq, african nations that are falling apart, eritrea is one of the big ones. i think right now, it will grow. migration will grow as a problem in itself. the climate reasons, as well. right now it isn't. christopher: can i point out, there is a body of scientific theren that believes that was a terrible drought in syria in 2011, t

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xavier russia and in that article you referred to president putin as the west's public enemy number one i wonder if president putin still can claim that title or has he perhaps yielded to his american counterpart well if you look at the public opinion in countries such as the united states the united kingdom the fear factor with regard to. is still visible and even has gained more strength so i think it's still it's still holds. what i what i what i what i used in rather derogative terms i'm afraid well i think when it comes to negative press present putin now has some competition from president trump who is also strongly disliked in some quarters which makes prime minister's abbé treatment of both of this man a very respectful very friendly treatment quite can speak here this it stands out in comparison to how countries conduct their diplomacy with both russia and the united states was the calculus behind. before paying huge amount of attention to what the media say of these two individuals. on one hand on the other hand he is the one that wishes to see them in person and that's the ap

. >> reporter: xavier is just about to turn 4 years old. he's lived with erica since he was just 2 months old. today, their adoption becomes official. >> please raise your right hand. >> it's just amazing because it takes so long and to finally come to this beautiful moment with my family, it's absolutely amazing. >> and may you have many, many more celebrations in the days, months and years to come. >> reporter: today is national adoption day. inside the family justice center courthouse in san jose, 15 superior court judicial officers are processing and finalizing 29 children being placed into 24 adoptive families. behind the smiles, a lot of work. it can take years of paperwork and court dates to make an adoption final. some kids can wait five years or longer finding a permanent home. that's what makes today so sweet. >> congratulations. >> reporter: about 350 communities across the u.s. are celebrating national adoption day along with santa clara county to finalize these adoptions for the families. in san jose, matt keller, abc 7 news. >

california attorney general xavier becerra says that for every dollar the new fee would raise -- theadministration has cut over 4 dollars from the national park service's budget. he call the fee hike "a cruel deception for millions of hardworking families." a warning for online shoppers this weekend. the scam you need to watch out for. live look outside... san mateo bridge. the biggest sales of the year are here. and if you shop online you can still enjoy the holidays without leaving your home. but there is a warning about bogus shopping apps that could steal your information. margaret chadbourn reports on what you need to look out for. some fake apps have malware that can steal your personal information or lock the device until you agree to pay a ransom, according to a report by cybersecurity company riskiq.other bogus apps prompt users to login using their facebook or gmail accounts, which can also reveal your sensitive information.while riskiq recommends only downloading apps from official app stores like apple and google, the firm notes that even apps on official stores can be po

the london stock exchange says chief executive xavier rolet will step down with immediate effect andn will not stand for re—election in 2019. it follows speculation that mr rolet, who has been in the top job for nine years, is being forced out as boss of the london exchange. apple says it's working to fix a serious bug in the latest version of its mac operating system, high sierra. the error makes it possible to access the machine without a password and change its settings. it also allows access to important administrator's rights. we've had a rare glimpse into the finances of the ride—hailing app uber. documents released as part of its efforts to raise investment from japan's softbank show losses growing to almost $1.5 billion in the three months to september. bookings for rides brought in $9.7 billion. it comes as the company suffered another setback in the us. a judge has delayed a trade secrets trial amid concerns that uber withheld evidence from the court. the united states has launched another trade investigation into imports from china. this time it's if aluminium alloy sheets

possibly one of the causes was kevin spa cey‘s possibly one of the causes was kevin spacey‘s star xavierd off screen. —— behaviour. one of the people who said he behaved inappropriate calls them, the inquiry encouraged i4 said he behaved inappropriate calls them, the inquiry encouraged 14 to talk to the police because they said what had happened could constitute a criminal offence. three of them said they had a ready done so. they asked kevin spacey to take part in the investigation but received no response. they say they are amending the codes of conduct to try to prevent something like this in the future. thank you. theresa may has said she will take charge of the government's plans to build more new homes to fix what she's called a broken housing market. the communities secretary, sajid javid, has announced that he will intervene in the case of 15 local authorities in england which have failed to produce a local plan for housing in theirarea. our political correspondent, leila nathoo, reports. time to get britain building. the housing market is broken, the prime minister says, and she

xavier russia and in that article you're first to president putin as the west's public enemy number one i wonder if president putin still can claim the title or has he perhaps yielded to his american counterpart well if you look at the public opinion in countries such as the united states the united kingdom the fear factor with regard to. still visible and even has gained more strength so i think it's still it's still holds. what i what i what i what i used in terms of i'm afraid well i think when it comes to negative press present putin now has some competition from president trump who is also strongly disliked in some quarters which makes prime minister's abbé treatment of both of this man a very respectful rary friendly treatment quite can speak here it stands out in comparison to how other countries conduct their diplomacy with both russia and the united states one of the calculus behind.

. >> reporter: xavier is just about to turn 4 years old.'s liv he's lived the erica since he was just 2 months old. today their adoption becomes official. >> to timely come to this beautiful moment with my family, it's absolutely amazing. >> may you have many, many more celebrations in the days, months and years to come. >> reporter: today is national adoption day. inside the family justice center courthouse in san jose, 15 superior court judicial officers are processing and finalizing 29 children being placed into 24 adoptive families. behind the smiles, a lot of work. it can take years of paperwork and court dates to make an adoption final. some kids can wait five years or longer finding a permanet home. that's what makes today so sweet. about 350 communities across the u.s. are celebrating national adoption day along with santa clara county to finalize these adoptions for the families. >> what a special day. >>> you can get the latest news any time with the abc 7 news app. enable push alerts to be the first to know about breaking news wh

matthew stafford gets picked off by xavier rhodes minnesota wins 30-23 record: 9-2 -- first in n-f-c preparing to face seattle this sunday. but they still found time to give back to their community. the team made sure that more than 300 people did not go hungry this thanksgiving. check out this. as a part of their annual thanksgiving celebration, the 49ers teamed up with city team san jose to serve a feast to anyone who wanted to enjoy a holiday dinner. deforest buckner "this is a season thanksgiving is all about being very thankful for what i have in life, the blessings way and some people aren't as fortunate. being and serve food to all these wonderful people is a great feeling and it's a blessing." blessing."and it's a blessing." finally, we'll end with college hoops. the stanford cardinal taking 7th ranked florida nothing reid travis could do to stop the gators tonight. stanford didn't have an stanford tonight.gators tonight. stanford didn't have an answer for egor koulechov the russian hits a three... florida extends their lead by 23 points (koulechov: 26 points) gators win 108-

since october when xavier rolet announced he would be stepping down.ivorce bill may have been agreed?” think that's pretty much it, yes. we have seen that sterling is quite sensitive to what's going on in terms of the brexit negotiations. we haven't had any hard news as such. we've had rumours flying around that something is in the offing and this probably isn't a verdict on you are know whether it is a good or a bad deal. it is probablyjust a reaction to the fact that some progress is being made and i think you know if we are looking forward, you know, we can expect the currency to react like this, positively and negatively to what is going on in the negotiations over in brussels. thank you very much for your time. have you got a good head for heights? yes. this one is for you then! two french wingsuit flyers have completed an amazing stunt after a base jump from the top ofjungfrau mountain in switzerland. fred fugen and vince reffet managed to land in a moving plane in mid—air to celebrate the 20th anniversary of patrick de gayardon jumping from an a

that's super subsidiesed from the u.s., but many people who are our neighbors are like i'll pay >> xavierof my statement. it's part of educating people. since our generation, supermarkets, supermarkets. >> ana: we were consciously stripped away from farming. people were forced out of the country to be able to work in all these maquiladora and everything. kids here were completely disconnected from, and my generation, from where things grow. we do an exercise with local schools and kids draw a plantain growing like a lettuce. >> anthony: i mean the last thing the states wants is for puerto rico to become sustainable because that means it's going to buy less stuff. less snacks, less pepsi, less american products. we don't like that. >> ana: if we don't have our own food supply then we can't even think about really being able to govern ourselves. if we can feed ourselves then we can free ourselves. [ jorge speaking spanish ] >> ana: he says that the message in itself is you. to start with you. to teach by doing, by the work. i saw the change in rich when we moved into the new house. but havi

matthew stafford gets picked off by xavier rhodes minnesota wins 30-23 record: 9-2 -- first in n-f-c (7-game win streak) the niners have been busy preparing to face seattle this sunday. but they still found time to give back to their community. the team made sure that more than 300 people did not go hungry this thanksgiving. check out this. as a part of their annual thanksgiving celebration, the 49ers teamed up with city team san jose to serve a feast to anyone who wanted to enjoy a holiday dinner. deforest buckner says:"this is a season of giving and thanksgiving is all about being thankful. and i'm very thankful for what i have in life, the blessings that came my way and some people aren't as fortunate. being able to give back and serve food to all these wonderful people is a great feeling and it's a blessing."george kittle says: "me when i get around the holidays, november, december i always want to be around my family and this kind of has a family aspect, bringing a lot of people together with similar situations and really being able to have a meal with someone and have a meaning

stafford is picked off by xavier rhodes. that seals it for minnesota. vikings win a seventh straight game 30-27 the final. hope it's not that close here tonight. guys? >>let hope. make sure that lauryn gets you a turkey hat for the all right? see you later. after on news 4 at 11:00, enjoy the game everybody. >>> on this thanksgiving night, the holiday season kicks off with an intense level of security. parades on high alert after the recent mass shootings and terror attacks. >>> giving thanks for the troops. how americans in harm's way overseas are getting a taste of home this thanksgiving. and president trump's message to them. >>> the congressman apologizing after a graphic photo of him appears on social media. why he says he may be a victim of a revenge crime. >>> new twists in a murder mystery. who killed a police detective and father of five with his own gun? a day before he was set to testify against fellow officers. >>> the north korean soldier recovering after he was nearly killed running for freedom. tonight, the role am

matthew stafford gets picked off by xavier rhodes minnesota record: 9-2 -- first in n-f-c north (7-gamereak) when you see a parking spot, you sometimes have to go for it. we all know a spot can come and go in an instant.(pam) but what if it is a parking structure, and you see the entrance staring at you... can you still go for it? maybe not. kron4's stanley roberts explains. you got me stanley! what are you doing (hysterical laughter) you know better right (hahahaha) he know better he does that all the time ahh does he?if you build it they will go around case in point pier 39 parking entrance on beach street in san francisco you are permitted to turn right but not left nats: ambiancein fact there is a barricade and a no left turn into garage sigh, and since it's a commercial district u-turns are also not permitted infact just 250 feet away is the entrance where left turns are permitted.nats: ambiance so based on all the information i just supplied there is absolutely no reason whey anyone needs to turn left . so let the games begin nats: ambiance what is it about a barricade that makes

. >> xavier of the worlds dates from around the year 1500, the masterpiece one of fewer than 20 paintingsidder, we just don't know. choose to go remain anonymous. >> can you imagine? >> there were gasps in the room. they are expectin expecting it h about 100 million. went for 450. who knows. and actually questions about the painting, too, because if you look back, couple of years ago, they thought it was not an original davinci, that was by one every his apprentices. >> well, they must think it is the real deal for $450 million. >> still a heed here on "good day" philadelphia, time is 4:43, quarantined, entire county placed on lock-down. >> and we will show you the culprit. right there. the bug actually can look kinds of pretty. but it is a major problem. bucks county, listen up. we've got insect infestation, what you need to know and it's always disappointing, when something gets watered down. at air wick, we believe scent should be experienced the way its intended: pure. discover air wick pure freshmatic, with no added water. and now, try pure free >> 4:46. breaking news on the roads. l

it has been, you know, typically the safe haven currency, and i wonder -- and gold is typically a xavierwonder how much those -- typically a safe haven commodity. i wonder how much you think about the digital currency. sonja: to be honest, i find it somewhat -- i am not sure i buy into the whole bitcoin as a safe haven argument. it is certainly a very interesting topic, a very interesting asset, and different from traditional assets. but to describe the currency with the volatility of bitcoin is stretching things a little bit. i would say that we are still a long way from a situation where the bitcoin market is sufficiently regulated to achieve that. matt: fair enough. certainly for institutional investors, it is not. i just looked at the situation in zimbabwe, where bitcoin was going for over $13,000 because people needed to get out. and you see this happening in venezuela and argentina and other places when you have hyperinflation. i mean, haveuse -- you thought about bitcoin of the currency? do you think there is any use or is this just a momentum trade, a fad, a tool? sonja: a bit of

juliette: the london stock exchange said xavier roll a wealth stepped down following a request from theoard. he will be replaced by david warren while chairman donald brydon will not stand for reelection in 2019. to ellis he asked -- withdraw the requisition for general meeting. kim jong-un has said his regime has completed its nuclear program after firing a missile that put the entire u.s. in range. newwatched the test of the missile which has improved technology. test, u.s. to the president donald trump said he had held discussions about how to deal with the issue without offering further details. trump: a missile was launched a little while ago from north korea. i will only tell you that we will take care of it. we have general mattis in the room with us and we have had a long discussion on it. it is a situation that we will handle. juliette: the u.k. and the european union have reached an billne deal on a divorce that britain will pay when it leaves the block. according to a person familiar while european national governments have not signed off on it negotiators have reached a prel

can you see that coming up >> i don't know how good xavier. i know we're young and we're very good. >> they're ranked 11th no, cincinnati is eighth >> i can see it. >> grayson allen is really good. he hasn't tripped anyone do you like that kid >> i do like him i think he's been immature he's behaved badly, but i do think that we're watching a kid grow up in real time and coach k's made him the sole captain this year i think to try to put a little of that weight of responsibility on his shoulders, and what we've seen so far, he's handled it pretty well obviously a long season. >> getting earlier and earlier for me with this. >> yes. >> in terms of trying to figure out march and all of that stuff, you know what i mean >> uh-huh. >> much to your horror, i did have north carolina last year in our tv news group. >> yeah, that was unfortunate. >> yeah. you're not over that i can see that a couple of extra lines on the -- and gray hairs. >> you noticed >> all right thanks >>> john, thank you for all of that coming up when we return, strategy session

all house employees and although not required we should be enforcing anti-harassment policies as xavieruniversal norm in product sector. each congressional office has its own policies. due to the unique nature it is my opinion the universal anti-harassment policy that is applicable to all house members and employees would be much more effective in curbing unwanted sexual harassment than the differ harassment policies throughout the offices on capitol hill with the universal policy the trading would be simplified and made consistent across the house. we should examine the congressional accountability act with the enforcement process. it has been over 20 years since congress had the accountability act is the opportunity for that statute that provision with the legislative branch are different than private sector or public private employees in those seven ministers or forces the discrimination of the eeoc investigates and the process is by that charge the eeoc has the option to request but it was not required for either party. but after the investigatory process but then allowing them to d

visit ncicap.org] announcer: xavier is washington journal, live every day with -- c-span's washingtonrnal, live every day with news that impact you.ion that tomorrow, talking about the united states nuclear arsenal. be sure to watch c-span's "washington journal" tuesday morning at 7:00 a.m. eastern. join the discussion. >> a busy week ahead for congress. live coverage includes the senate inking committee tomorrow considering jerome powell to be the next federal reserve chairman. live tomorrow. also tomorrow, the senate budget committee reviews its tax reform bill. on wednesday, the senate health committee considers the nomination of president trump's pick to replace tom price is health and human services secretary. coverage at 9:30 a.m. eastern. and then the house takes of the bill to provide anti-harassment and antidiscrimination training. live coverage on c-span.org or with the free c-span radio app. >> next, a political strategist on the impact of campaign media in elections and whether technology has added to the polarization of american politics. this form was hosted by the unive