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people were yanking on him, yanking on him. free air pods. psychorr. >>> what's he going to drop next? tell us about the power outages that could happen as early as wednesday and thursday. >> the wind is going to pick up as we move into wednesday's forecast. it's going to increase the fire danger. i wanted to start off with a look overall at what's happening across the west. it's all about this area of low pressure that's thov the next 48 hours. some cloud cover tomorrow. five to ten degree temperature drops. the wind's going to ramp up giving us the fire danger and here is the frustrating thing. rain and also snow. it originally looked like this same system could have brought us shower chances. out in the pacific, we'd have better rain chances. but it's not. so we're stuck with the scenario and that's wind. looks like into early thursday morning we would have the wind develop. that's why we have the warning. gusts 45 to 50 miles per hour. but a far different scenario for the lower elevations. gusts of 15 to 30. another one of those times you

up on me while we have just as many yanks as we did last year. and more noticed this year they're giving less milk through the non-organic do we go again. to kids and me last year it was 2 buckets of milk a day. him on that this year it's only one you know. when i'm in a. human humans did so in the desert keep spreading. me just a sure sign you there may not be any grassland by the time my kids grow up which. he would in you assemble and my daughter wants to keep going to school. but we don't have a lot of money and i need her here at higher i don't tell about. you but if school will help to make her life better she should keep going. remember you could you read that for me i don't understand. the index. so in honor of the buddha who has attained the highest in latin meant. i didn't go to school until i was 11 the committed and then when you know. how do you pronounce that. to me jennifer dunn the mother used to stay at home but the authorities will punish kids who don't go to school. so i started going to elementary school the 5th year at. in th

they yanked the car's driver into the ditch. and the truck flew over here and barely missed the troopers. >>> pacific gas and electric has notified more than 300,000 customers in 25 northern california counties it may shut off their power. the outages would start tomorrow morning, due to high fire risk conditions through thursday. they are using the shutout to prevent sparking equipment. they shut off power to 800,000 customers in northern california. >>> one flood threat taking place on the east coast. and another shaping up in the west. pedram javaheri has the latest. >> good morning, guys. we will get a break across the next couple days. this is brought to you by ninja foodigrill. i want to talk about what's happening here. a system producing rainfall across portions of interior new england this morning. we progress over the next couple of days, a drier trend will persist. wait until you see the seven-day forecast out of d.c. across the southwest, portions of southern california, dealing with a similar setup here. we have rem

state health department under his leadership created a period tracker as part of their efforts to yank the license to operate from the last abortion clinic in the state. len late last night more than 24 hours after williams admitted the existence of that spreadsheet under oath, more than 24 hours after reporters started calling his office from all over the country to ask questions about it the missouri state government put out a statement about it. quote irresponsible reporting has led to false claims that dr. randall williams tracks the menstrual cycles of women in planned parenthood. nothing in the testimony could in any way be cited to support this false claim. the state gumt of missouri says nothing could be cited to support this false claim. state health director randall williams doesn't track the menstrual cycles of women seeking abortions at planned parenthood, no way, right, dr. williams? >> the last column there includes the department's calculation of the woman's last normal period, right? >> yes, sir. >> so this is just a -- this is just a remarkable thing. there's one other

you wanted to get there by the mob by a yank it off right on some people what i think it makes more people hate the police by them or you know our film it creates more hatred and operate took our lives. and that animosity was clear as the 2 sides clashed in the central business district with officers firing tear gas and rubber bullets and some demonstrators destroying public property the chaos has battered hong kong's reputation as a secure financial hub. for the feeling to know the truth of home god today that was done to load it into blue shopping district coming back down early today don't look at us not to occur to people that. saturday's rally although not legally sanctioned started out peacefully in victoria park but police were showing no toll there ends the clashes then moved to the central business district police arrested dozens of people fulfilling beijing's promise to tighten controls mainland china is showing no sign that it will meet calls for greater democratic freedoms while hard core demonstrators are adamant they won't leave the streets until their demands are met. well t

you have problems here, and then suddenly she was yanked and had to go home, and couldn't figure out why. she's an important part of the story. when you look at american foreign policy, how the secretary of state behaved in regard to her predicament, her superior in washington, mckinley quit over this because she was offered no support. so i think she tells the narrative in a very important way. and then you'll be able to hear it from fiona hill from the washington point of view, inside the white house, inside the national security and russia team apparatus. i think they're doing the circle from outside, from the victim to inside the white house. >> can i -- >> i just want to talk about what gloria was saying. you're undermining american foreign policy with this as well he will not back up a seasoned profession professional. and that's going to be a big theme as impeachment goes forward. >> yes, and this is day one of getting these transcripts, there are more to come tomorrow, and this whole thing is going public. gloria and paul, thank you. >>> we have more breaking news right now.

that is why they yanked it. it calls into question whether or not the democrats will issue a subpoena between now and tomorrow morning for john bolton to appear. how lots going on here, neil. >> neil: it did not seem like much to me, but i guess. holy cow. >> around here, we called on wednesday. >> neil: democrats certainly salivated over there again yesterday. particularly one joe biden. take a look. >> yes, the democrats are back. >> the democrats are back. >> neil: with moderates again and, should the far left be worried? republican strategist and not lt but not least tesco michael, let me get you on that. the moderate win. the moderate takes the tour to the void of the white house? >> when you're talking about regional races, moderates work well in the south and the midwest. >> neil: did not help joe biden presumably? >> i think joe biden has his own issues that he has to deal with. i think moderates are going to be around until the end of this race. at the end of the day, democrats need somebody that can un

had a very personal and heartbreaking story where this professional who is has years of service was yanked from her post without real cause and then dragged through the mud by some of legibly by some of trump's associates where which which you know audiences really saw as quite unfair or might have been able to relate to her but on the other side people spinning more right wing ideas were seeing her as not credible because because she was young so early for was ition actually wasn't around for any 1st to be a 1st witness 1st hand eyewitness to anything that trump or his associates might have done in ukraine. and then we see elsewhere like for example zaandam people were very interested in clothes trump ally who is the one that said quote yes there was a quid pro quo and then later said well maybe there wasn't and that was that was taken as each side wanted wanted to see it of course viewership numbers aside social media numbers aside what really matters in the end is if the american public is informed do you think that happened i mean i think you know as well as i do that social media is n

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david dow is forcibly removed from flight to louisville, has paid seat but yanks him off the plane toake way for crewman. >> look what you did for him. >> reporter: international news then but -- do you remember david dow? >> no. >> i don't, i'm sorry. >> reporter: no one remembered until we played the video. >> yeah. >> heard about that. >> that level of treatment is never right. >> reporter: many changed their policies. >> last thing we want to do is deny a customer their flight. ceo gary kelly on cnbc. >> company's made a decision to cease t going forward. >> reporter: after the incident numbers fell under 65% but our analysis found that bumping never actually stopped and recently surged. federal numbers first months of 2019, bumped 13,104 paying passengers, more than all of 2018. we asked why the jump.american most, more than 8,000, pointed to two problems, labor dispute that disrupted schedule and shortage of planes with the boeing max ground. >> new system contributed to fatal crashes. >> southwest blamed operational challenges including the boeing max. seemed to conflict with b

. >> tucker: if i had a billion-dollar foundation, i would yank you out of that would yank you out of that school and send you on the road, you know, to meet every potential parent of a college-age kid, to tell them that, because i think that message, more than any other, needs to get out. professor hill, thank you so much. >> thank you for having me. >> tucker: great to see you. obviously, college is not the only place where speeches threaten. the 2020 field of democratic candidates is openly hostile. listen to kamala harris of california. >> we will hold social media platforms accountable for the hate infiltrating their platforms, because they have a responsibility to help fight against this threat to our democracy. and if you profit off of hate, if you act as a megaphone for misinformation or cyber warfare, if you don't police your platforms, we are going to hold you accountable as a community. >> tucker: uh-huh. if you say something i don't like, says the politician, i will crush you. that's what she's saying. in fact, she tried to get her other democrats to join her. in censoring

. >> stier and andrew yank were politicians.m stier will join us during -- steyer will join us here on mornings on 2. coming up here. >>> our time is now 4:17. due in court today the suspect in tuesday's deadly stabbing on the bart train in hayward. 39-year-old jermaine brim is facing first-degree murder and car-jacking. he had been on a psychiatric hold but apparently walked away before that deadly stabbing at the hayward bart station accused of stabbing 49-year-old oliver williams. a friend of williams says he was always trying to help other people. >> he was the type of guy that would give you anything if it was clothing or whatever. i actually have his leather jacket in my closet. he gave me his leather jacket before he moved away from here and i will cherish that forever. >> friends have started a gofundme account. you can find a link on r >>> this morning muni is holding a pop up event. nearly 7,000 people ride the j. church metro line. the jay church improvement project is designed to reduce transit delays and improve saf

that quick reaction and whatever he had, he yanked the man off the train tracks. >> you think of how job preparing us for worse case scenario and how many people know what to do and have the courage to do it. >> our first blow, a black cat crosses your path during a football game. sadly for uses giants fans, it was the most entertaining part of the game. the cat emerged in the middle lanes into the bright light of monday night football interrupting the primetime event for seven minutes. kevin harlen was calling the game for westwood 1 radio and he did not miss a beat when the cat took the field. >> he's walking to the three, he's at the two, and the cat is in the cw red zone. state trooper comes out on the field and the cat runs into the end zone, that's as touchdown. >> he got the sponsor plug in. the cw red zone. humans were not the only one fascinated by the black cat so were black cats. here ace crew here is a crew of them watching at home and getting close to the screen cheering on their feline. the black cat drove dogs nuts, too. people posing videos like that one all over mond

so why was she yanked out of there summarily and one suspects is because she was a corruption fighterotting what she would view as a potentially corrupt act. >> we should note, jim, she fought for a law establishing the independent anti-corruption court in ukraine. there was no one who fought more against corruption than marie yovanovitch, and his lawyer lieutenants are, as well. here they are. >> i have the right to speak. i have freedom of speech just as other people do. >> president trump is right to want to defend himself. >> i don't know that it was an attack on the witness. it was really a characterization of her resume. >> i don't know if he's trying to actually buy into the president blaming an ambassador for the disaster of somalia, but it appears -- >> take this in line with all we know about the president's treatment of this ambassador, beyond the tweet today, he endorsed a campaign to remove her, right? he said in a call, we have the transcript, things are going to happen to her, bad things which the ambassador took as meaning threatening things were going to happen to her

and by contributions to this pbs station from , viewers like yank you. wod n: and now, bbc worlws. anchor: this is bbc world news americ in hong kong anger h police open fire on a protester in broad daylight. tensions are rising as china's authority is chaenged. chaos and uncertainty in bolivia owter the president steps amid protests. there is confusion over who is in charge. ♪ the history behind the poppy as the u.s.et marksans day, we look at how this flourreelps us member those who died in -- flower helps us rememberhose who died in conflict. ♪ anchor: for those watching pbs and around the globe, welcome. thpolitical crisis in hong kong has deepened after a police officer was filmed shooting aot ter. thousands of demonstrators clashed with riot police as tensions soared. the former artist colonyri was d by protests for months. -- british colony has been riled byor protest fonths. reporter: this is how a day of extraordinary violence start a police officer arresting the person in white, approached by another person wearingla. he is shotng at point-blank and is captured in a video

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. >>> now to a brazen heist caugh on camera in miami this shows two thieves yanking an atm off the wall and they made off with $3,000 in cash >>> there are other sneakier ways they're stealing from atms using disguises and devices to discretely hack their way instood get the loot >> reporter: they look like an atm repair crew.ms by a inhe u.s have gotten so bad more banks asking them to figure out >> we know for a fact atm crime and fraud does cost the industry billions a year. it's a matter of sending a bad man to use any card with a magnetic strip >> the criminal can sit at home and sunday thug to collect the money. >> reporter: masterminds are setting up training camps in other countries. >> we believe some are in south and central america. >> reporter: they're saying billions in losses could mean higher fees for customers. some of them are made to off fraud. so when you're paying a fee, in -- atms >>> you didn't get a healthy helping of football between turkey and naps,ee got you covered.e 175-yard touchdown in the end, they would serve up an end 24-20. next to big "d" where the cow

. >>> the disturbing video, the deputy grabbing a middle school student's head violently yanking it back. >> oh! >> i'm tired of everybody here. >> the deputy fired from the force, what the sheriff is saying about this tonight. >>> the fbi investigating an alleged sexual assault on an american airlines flight. the woman accusing another passenger of groping her aboard the plane. the pilot making an emergency landing. >>> the breaking headline on "wheel of fortune" the health emergency that forced the show to cancel taping his condition tonight. >>> and the dangerous deep freeze, al roker tracking the new arctic chill on the way. >> announcer: this is nbc nightly news with lester holt. >>> good evening, everyone tonight the cdc reports a breakthrough in the urgent race to solve the mystery of vaping related illness that's been sweeping the country sometimes with deadly outcomes investigators zeroing in on a synthetic form of vitamin e turns out can cause serious damage when inhaled. the findings announced as a number of those stricken by vaping-related sickness has climbed to 2,051 with 3

the chair and yanking member may not yield time to other members during these extended question periods rules were agreed to by the u.s. house of representatives. they all knew it. that was a charade there carried out by the republican members. i know they'll get away with it with their crowd. the guys on the barstools tonight on route 40 are going to eat it up. once again they've got the chip on their holder, they're getting screwed by the majority democrats, but here it's a lie. they're not getting screwed. they're simply told to obey the rules. your thoughts. >> look, who is thisfore th for kind of behavior? you can see tens of millions maybe about 13 million americans watched the first day. almost two thirds of americans have had some exposure to these hearings. we have some majority in favor of impeachment. who is this for? there's no talking point too stupid to say on fox news and be repeated by a member of the republican congress. at that point the president's fate will be in the hands of people like cory gardener, nervous republicans defending insecure seats. they can't say this

the forestry workers mixed woods are the future they formed an organization called bank fund paul yanked it's a nonprofit that relies on donations. we don't see ourselves as merely a forestry business. we use our forestry work to come into contact with the woods for being the and we also see ourselves as an important educational institution was the buildings i wish to. go he wants people all over the world to get involved with planting trees the temperature rise of the earth's atmosphere can only be halted if more trees are planted worldwide that's why u.n. representatives and 2011 allocate at the von challenge conference they agreed to restore $150000000.00 hectares of the world's forests even the bone challenge with sequester and that the trees would take up 20 percent of the carbon dioxide that causes climate change. it's one way out of the climate dilemma but why has so little happen to tell now. i think that while planning this is a strength that implementing it is a huge challenge it's good the idea is there but there is still no plan that is ready to be carried out although i've a

yanks this is what happens the dow. yanks this is what happens to pensions in britain delegates up if you watch kaiser report since the pensions in britain delegates up if you watch kaiser report. headlines an r.t. forces backed by the cia in afghanistan. headlines an r.t. forces backed by the cia in afghanistan have committed atrocities have to be committed to true clean crossings to settings and the access to. the diplomats and work according to a damning report by human rights watch. there's really no question that conduct like this court by human rights watch. there's really no question that conduct like this violates the law there's been no accountability for this type of conduct and certainly not for the actual cases violates the laws there's been no accountability for this type of conduct and certainly not for the actual cases we documented in this new report as california residents suffer from raging wildfires we documented in this new report as california residents suffer from raging wildfires it's alleged that

joe montana appears to be on the mend, at least his statue is, fully recovered from the guy who yanked the facemask off after the game on monday. santa clara police arrested the guy on felony charges and, they said don't do the crime if you can't do the time. >> it is ridiculous, it is one of the more classless acts that you will see regardless of who your team is up. who you cheer for, you don't vandalize and deface statues of legends. these guys are legendary, they put the work in. that statute did not do anything to you. hope they caught the culprits and, they get there just to do. >> sort of a historical game on sunday for the double-digit favorites just over 30 times in the last 15 years. the bengals come to town looking for their first win of the season. they are the only winless team left of the league. and vegas has installed the raiders. a ready for this? 10 point favorite. of course nobody in alameda will acknowledge this mismatch. >> we have a lot of respect. have you heard of evansville? they just went into lexington and be the number one team. this is pro sport, this is na

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yanked from her post in the middle of the night on a call, with no cause. an at the same time, being told that she is in her testimony today being attacked by the president on twitter in realtime smeared an attacked by the president of the united states. that's unprecedented. >> all right, andrea and chuck, thank you. >>> while all that was playing out, the president's long-time friend and former campaign adviser roger stone was found guilty today of all charges stemming from the russia investigation. here's pete williams. >> reporter: it took the jury just over one day to reach the verdict, guilty of lying to congress no comment today from roger stone still under a gag order. a far cry to fight the charges when he was arrested ten months ago. >> i believe this is a politically motivated investigation. >> reporter: stone was convicted of lying to a house committee about trying to find out what wikileaks founder julian assange was up to with emails hanged by the russians about the hillary clinton campaign prosecutors said stone lied because the truth looked

and by contributions to this pbs station from , viewers like yank you. narrator: more, pbs. ♪ cnewshour produions, llc ve >> nawaz: goodng, i'm amna nawaz. judy woodruff is away. on the newshour tonight, on the record. the first transcripts of teimony from the impeachment inquiry are released, as four white house officials refuse to appear before house investigators. then, ukraine in the crossfire. a report from the eastern frontr the battle against russia grinds on. >> ( translated ): if for example america and europe don't help, i think russia will push forward, they won'just occupy this area. they'll invade. >> nawaz: plus, amy walter and tamara keith are here to break down what those state races mean for the presidential election and what's next in the impeachment inquiry. all that and more on tonight's pbs newshour.

surveillance video shows two thieves yanking an atm off the wall at a restaurant and then dragging it away. the owner says they also made off with $3,000 in cash and other items. the men are still at large. >>> those guys were pretty bold but there are other sneaky ways thieves are stealing from atms using disguises and devices to loot their way. gadi schwartz has that story. >> reporter: they look like an atm repair crew, criminals dressed as technicians to give them control over the machines. >> it's brazen in broad daylight in front of hundreds of people. >> reporter: the high-tech heists are turning to security re systems are being hacked so quickly. that atm crime and fraud does cost the banking industry and financial services industry bils dollars per year a hacker takes control of an atm. it's a matter of sending out a bag man to pull out hands full of cash using any card with a magnetic strip. >> they can send a street thug to collect the money. >> reporter: the operations are so sophisticated, masterminds are setting up training camps in other countries. >> we believe some tr

its world premiere this week as the closing night selection of 5 fest in los angeles now apple has yanked the film from the festival and its plan theatrical release saying it needed to look into some concerns surrounding the film. deadline reports the concerns are related to allegations against the son of one of the real life men portrayed in the movie. sounds like a hollywood screenplay on its own in hollywood, i'm david. >>and before we go a little peek outside checking in on conditions around the bay area. it's kind of chilly help their 3rd 36 degrees right now in santa rosa 46 in the bottle. and freeman and 51 and 44 right now in any on so grab that jacket before you head outside. we'll have your full forecast and and a traffic check after the break. >>welcome back to the crime for morning news, the time for 29 grab a jacket a cold or something because when i step out the door i was not prepared. and to get your right. yeah that's amiss show right there. yes, you're right. yes cooler than yesterday robin that is for sure, but at least calmer than yesterday she would regular it is cool

yanks this is what happens to pensions in britain. watched as a report. again you with us a nice spain is just held a general election in which one party appears to have gained a majority the whole point of the vote was to break the country's political deadlock it was the 2nd general election this year and the 4th since 2015 with more from barcelona is charlotte dubinsky. socialists played this political gamble calling this election in the hope of shoring up their vote actually lost some seats compared to april's election perhaps the biggest political story of the night was the gainsbourg books another party owned the right of the political spectrum this party to throw votes now just a few months later they've more than doubled that means that they are now with the good largest party in the spanish parliament let's have a listen to what the leader of walks had to say it is not whether you're only 11 months ago we weren't represented in regional parliaments nor in the european parliament or spanish parliament today we are the 3rd political party in spain w

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look at our sprawling area of low pressure, yanking in that colder air.you can see the thunderstorms, there's the possibility of those today. here we go. 7:00 in the morning, oh, did i forget to put pause points? yep. so we'll go all the way up to 9:30. we do taper as we head to the evening hours. and then overnight the scattered showers mainly over the ocean in the higher elevations, tomorrow the same thing. not as much rain out there. we'll get less than a quarter inch from these showers and thunderstorms that roll through today and to a lesser extent tomorrow. black friday is our driest day. we have a 1, light on the storm impact scale for saturday, sunday, monday, tuesday. hi, jobina. >> thank you. good morning. starting off with a live look in the sierra here. we'll pull that back up for everybody. this is donner summit there. 8 80 is what you're looking at. it's completely closed with snow. you should not be driving in these conditions and be in that area. it is closed. you can see why. moving closer to home, the bay bridge toll plaza, you can see s

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happening on the democratic side and there's a lot of new ideas going around let's talk about andrew yanks policy universal basic income it's not actually apply in the sky. in your view do you think that's possible but andrew young i think would friend a universal basic income with taxes which i don't think is going to work because i just don't think it would pass but i think you can find it with chronic tave easing for the people and either way it's clearly the federal reserve confront anything we want it to it's just a question of whether it's going to cause inflation or not like how much money can you just create and put out there and we already saw that it can create $3.00 trillion dollars and not seem to influence inflation i mean obviously the stock market went up in food and some speculative emplacement but it didn't influence that consumer. our consumer price level so i would are you going to put a lot more money out there than we think we can 1st of all we're not really a full employment you know if you if the money goes into creating more supply so that you've got supply and dema

mccullough said we've stepped into bizarre land when senior policymakers are trying to yank a cia employee into the public spotlight in retaliation for making a whistle-blowing complaint, especially when they are credible threats to that employee's personal safety. and i don't know why our colleagues on the other side of the aisle -- >> would the gentle lady yield? >> i'm afraid i only have three minutes and -- >> the end of the article does >> the president of the united states has five pinocchios on a daily basis so let's not go there. ambassador sondland, in your deposition, you lamented, quote, i was truly disappointed that the state department prevented me at the last minute from testifying earlier on october 8, 2019. but your issuance of a subpoena has supported my appearance here today and i am pleased to provide the following testimony. so, it is clear that the white house, the state department did not want you to testify at that deposition, is that correct? >> that's correct. >> and since then, you have, on numerous occasions during your indicated that you have not been able to ac

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