wilbur ross was on cnbc earlier today saying china wants to get a deal done, they think they will get a deal done. but also, if a deal doesn't get done by december 15th, those tariffs on all products in china that aren't currently taxed will be taxed going forward. craig, that's the reason you're seeing the moves we're seeing today. >> dominic chu, thanks for helping us make sense of all of it. today we are expecting to get a first look of the reports by democrats laying out their case for impeachment. i it comes ahead of the judiciary committee's first

canceled hundreds of flights are grounded schools and tourist attractions are shut president in well mark ross says his reforms are long overdue with people fear they'll be forced to work longer and get less money when they retire or the polls show 7 out of 10 people want changes of the pension system a similar number also support the strikes with the strongest backing coming from young people not us a butler has more from paris. not only as passionate about his job producing bread and pastries in his bakery outside paris but after working for more than 40 years

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of "the dean obeidallah show" on sirius xm, phillip agnew, surrogate for bernie sanders, and jossie ross, co-host of "the indigenous pirate radio t." break-dances with wolves. thank you all for being here. >> good morning. >> interesting choice on where to go first. i'll make michael blake go first here, because it feels like -- >> here we go. >> i know. because it does feel like something about the way that the dnc set the rules, i don't know if it's the rules-setting that created this outcome, but we really are looking at what started off as 453 candidates, many of whom were people of color and women and lgbt, are really coming down to two older white guys. how did this happen? >> well, good to see everybody again. of course, good to see you, joy. this has nothing to do with rules. this is about people making their individual decisions within the polls. you know, when we think about the context, initially it was whether too many people were on stage when it came to the debates.

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with reclaiming the limited doors trophy they haven't been champions of south america since 2007 when ross i was last in charge barca lost the final to the great rivals river plate in 28. well winningly brings adulation in south america and for flamengo coach george soros it has now seen him receive a knighthood the president of portugal presented us with the honor at the bell in paris in lisbon the 65 year old portuguese only took over as head coach of the brazilian team in june but has become a hero with the flamenco fans delivering long awaited national and continental titles. english premier league players won't get much chance to celebrate the turn of the decade there's 9 more games on new year's day pep guardiola as manchester city host everton who as of last week have carlo once allotting in charge is the italians the lowest profile club in some 20 years after spells with the likes of ac milan roma dreaded by munich but pep thinks color will make everton great again she conduct one of the greeters and more experience to use in europe the least he's huge in when that happens because

in october secretary ross sign a memorandum of understanding with the french space agency to explore collaboration in the area of ssa. new commercial remote sensing regulations and approve commercial ssa are just the first steps toward ensuring u.s. industry leadership. at commerce we see the future of space as overwhelmingly commercial. so we have to enable it to happen. broad authorities are needed for new and innovative space capabilities that do not fall into traditional regulatory regimes. we need to find ways to look deep into the market to see the kinds of entrepreneurship and the kinds of mission that entrepreneurs are working on as they tried to bring them closer to market, and actually map them as a come forward. my office, the office of space commerce helps leverage and shape the cube of those of the entire department of commerce on behalf of the u.s. space industry. here are just a few examples of the departments activities. since january 2017 commerce economic development administration has invested over $26 million in 21 projects across the united states that support sp

for fireworks, it gets cold fast you want to bvery much sonice and cozy as you're standing out there ross the bay only a lile bit of fog, a touch of it this evening should interre with your view of the fireworks in san francisco. today's daytime highs well into the upper 50's for the vast majority of the bay hap or not and near 60 degrees up to 59 degrees. each burlingame also up to 59 was seeing rlos and mountain view each up to 60 along with to san jose campbell cupertino and sunnyvale among just a few ars right around 60 degrees today, east bay daytime highs will se into the upper 50's a few mid 50's like or ended moraga we there you go fairfield the place to be today if you're looking for a warm spot 67 degrees for the high vacaville boy how ndonesia not far behind in the mid 60's. each while santa rosa and petaluma right at 60 degrees. and if you think that's warm well guess what dnesday thursday daytime highs on average will be even warmer you had with some mid 60's for much of the bay area tomorrow for new year's day looking really gd after what will be a favorable new year's eve t

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ross, is it premature? >> well, so first of all, you know, it's not surprising to hear senators talk like that. even though in the real world, you know, pretty much all of them have made up their minds here. what they're doing is they're supposed to be fact finders and essentially jurists in this trial. so they're trying to -- many of them trying to sort of telegraph that they're going to be fair and impartial. but i think what she's really getting to is this two-phase approach. it was the case in clinton. they heard long opening arguments first. and then and only then did they decide on witnesses. senator mcconnell and some others are saying that's the approach here. now they are also saying in some cases we don't want to hear witnesses at all, but they're saying let's take it in this two-phase approach and decide on witnesses after we've heard all the opening statements. >> let's talk about the politics of this. of course, one of the things that makes democrats nervous about the impeachment trial is it co

asked about the role played by iraqi security forces in these demonstrations former ambassador dennis ross has said that there must have been acquiescence originally by the iraqi forces because otherwise there's no way the protesters could have got into the densely fortified perimeter around the green zone remembering that the u.s. embassy sits in the middle of a green zone which has an outside perimeter and a number of internal ones very difficult for anybody to get through without some kind of consultation or cooperation of iraqi forces senator lindsey graham has just tweeted as well calling up the question of benghazi back in 2012 a u.s. embassy in benghazi was attacked lindsey graham praising president trump for his strong action as he puts it saying there will not be a number benghazi on his watch so certainly a great debate great talk within the u.s. about events of the past few hours in baghdad mark thank you mike hanna joining us there from washington d.c. now we go to baghdad and join some other 14 some are understand that the protests are starting to wind down but there are still

maxx or a ross stores. they have websites, but they're not exactly the same as a shopping website like shopping at walmart.com or at target.com. so there is something about that treasure hunt and that experience that you also need to try to capture it's a little hard to say about the folks that have fallen behind and did they fall behind because they didn't infuse the technology and be that omni channel presence i think in some cases yes, but it's so much more complicated for a number of names that aren't doing as well >> certainly you need the right kind of technology, right. bill, i wonder how do retailers do it and how do they update themselves do you think we'll see more m&a activity from non-tech companies acquiring startups that are able to do these things on the back end partnerships or do they do it organically >> i think you probably see acquisitions and some organic growth organic growth is difficult, particularly if that's not your sweet spot and as a brick and mortar retailer probably wouldn't b

ambassador dennis ross has issued a tweet saying there must have been acquiescence from the iraqi security forces to allow the protesters to penetrate that outer cordon of the green zone now the u.s. embassy itself is right in the middle of a massive green zone essentially a perimeter area which is very difficult to get in in the 1st place the fact that protesters got to the walls of the u.s. embassy very much quicker a question that will be asked by the u.s. administration in the hours to come but certainly president trump already tweeting there had been warnings earlier that the u.s. strikes would lead to some kind of action and now we are seeing that happen but in relations with iraq now frayed and certainly the u.s. continues to place it in a context of its ongoing conflict with iran and to mark thank you for that mark hanna live there now among the group of people at the u.s. embassy is hard he's in the iraqi politician closely linked to tehran the man next to him wearing a white turban his political leader ties cazale who was recently placed under u.s. sanctions. other than the part

definitely dressed like you want to stay warm and cozy cause it will be chilly out there and i n't you ross bite or anythi out there that should do watchfireworks you won't catchrostbite you will be chilly though if you're not bdled up looking outside of san francisco skies, nice and clear overhead rit now. >>now, here's what we're going to be seeing later today, fog tracker shs that fog is going to be very minimal not just this afternoon but look at tonight, this is right round the time role to 10:30 still free of fog visility is good this very good news f your fireworks tonight. we're also going to see you nice and dry skies ormtracker 4 not showing anything in the vicinitythat can cause you problems in future cast backing that up. >>wee going to look at a nice dry day ahead of us as far as new year's eve goes new year's day goingto continue that just a few more clds on new year's day than what we're seeg today. but hey we're still dry a great day get outside. maybe enjoy that one last day of the holiday break if you are heading back work on thursday ter that point 30'sand 40's for your c

definitely dressed like you want to stay warm and cozy cause it will be chilly out there and i n't you ross bite or anythi out there that should do watchfireworks you won't catchrostbite you will be chilly though if you're not bdled up looking outside of san francisco skies, nice and clear overhead rit now. >>now, here's what we're going to be seeing later today, fog tracker shs that fog is going to be very minimal not just this afternoon but look at tonight, this is right round the time role to 10:30 still free of fog visility is good this very good news f your fireworks tonight. we're also going to see you nice and dry skies ormtracker 4 not showing anything in the vicinitythat can cause you problems in future cast backing that up. >>wee going to look at a nice dry day ahead of us as far asw

i love rick ross you're so great. yeah, and i just -- i don't correct them i've never corrected anyone who's mistaken me for rick ross, because, 'a', i mean, it's just going to be a longer conversation [ laughter ] it's going to extend the interaction that much more and you know, i want people to, you know, sort of have their moments. so i was like, "cool, you feel like you met rick ross today?" [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause >> seth: i want to talk about the show so this is six episodes. you guys pick six hip hop songs to sort of deep dive on each one. >> yeah. >> seth: and sort of what they represented because they each represent a moment >> yeah. >> seth: but it must have been hard to pick six just to narrow it down to six? >> i mean, the best thing about being a fan of hip hop is sort of the debates that you have, at least without getting to pugilism or anything >> seth: yeah. >> but i'm thinking that, you know, for us to make this series, which is like a cross between like ken burns, were to make a music vers

we are at a ross roads in san francisco. we can either reject this roll out and lay the foundation for a safe wired city or we will risk being one of the most toxic cities in the world. i urge you to take the first step to blocking this ordinance. thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> thank you. >> my name is linda smith and i lived in san francisco since 1985 and i'm a former editor of the "san francisco chronicle." i have a different story for you today. earlier this year, seven neighbors got together to impose the permitted installation of a wireless antenna on a light pole outside their building at pacific avenue and webster street. in their appeal, which i have here, and will leave with the clerk, they documented the dpw and planning department made incorrect determinations regard north permit. as a result, the neighbors won their appeal and the installation was blocked. all owe verizon and telecom companies are required by-law to document radio frequency emissions after antennas are installed, the company has never do

>> that's kyler ross signing for the raiders. you're not going let him take the football in the parking lot you? >> no, no. this is going to go in his room somewhere. >> bye-bye. >> and unreich the team, it will stay awhile. in alameda, wayne freedman, abc7 news. >> and wayne freedman still live in alameda. this field behind us, this building is going to remain open according to the raiders, at least for a while through the postseason. but they're not saying how long this building will remain here, nor will they say how long that sign back there will say oakland instead of las vegas. many questions in alameda. wayne freedman, abc7 news. >> sad to see them go, wayne. thank you so much. >>> still ahead, this last monday of the year, pets on the plane. what happens if you're allergic to them? you'll hear one passenger's story. >>> plus, hazard at the beach. get ready for waves more that two stories high. >>> i'm spencer christian. what kind of weather can we expect? i'll have it coming up. >>> new f uh, "fifteen minutes could save y

and another firefighter killed as bushfires rick ross australia extreme temperaturures topping forty degrees celsius complicating efforts to stop the plplaces. thanks much for joining us here on france twenty four i'm charlie james and we start with a d developing story we're keeping ourur eye on in the newsroom carlolos g ghosn is iny route local lebanese media is reporting that he arrived on a private plane from turkey. the former renault car boss has been under house arrest in tokyo held on for charges of corruption exactly how or why the businessman was able to leave japan is not yet clear gone was originally arrested in november twenty eighteen in tokyo he spent more than a year in jail. for being put under house arrest pending his trial. the us military has conducted strikes agagainst the could type hezbollah militia group five facilities were hit in response to the death of a u. s. civilian contractor. they were killed during a rocket attack on an iraqi military base. the iranian backed militia targeted has vowed revenge and the us is now on watch for reprisals. rumpus sure te

minimization requirements have been interpreted remarkably to allow the nsa to share ross 702 data with the fbi and to allow the fbi to comb through all this data looking specifically for americans communication to use and truly domestic criminal investigations. for the most part, and this is the u.s. persons query, the majority of cases only substantive information is the query has to be reasonably likely to return foreign intelligence information or evidence of a crime. and that is an internal fbi procedure. there is also now a procedure role requirements that came in 2018 that the fbi keeps a record of each query. but we learn from the opinions as fbi had been in violating both of those requirements. so procedurally, the fbi was keeping a record of all of this queries, but it was not indicating which were u.s. queries. because it argued it was just too difficult and burdensome to figure out. fortunately, the fisa court did not buy that argument and neither did the florence intelligence court a review on appeal. the fisa court found that the fbi procedures in practice, not on paper, b

ross stores with, the biggest gainers on the nasdaq 100. apple is the only f.a.a.n.g. name in the green. the others at microsoft pretty much responsible for pushing the index into the red amazon down around a percent or more also a down day for chips. other tech names under pressure, all day we've been talking about tesla, down about 3.5% on concerns about its ability to meet delivery estimates. mercado libre following about a percent as we reach the close. now over to bob pisani at the new york stock exchange. >> frank, this is very healthy today. we're working off some overbought conditions in the market it's about time. we've had a great move up in the month of december. we have some new highspmorgan o. that's a new high. pnc also hit intraday highs. down on the day. one thing to the last day of the year, i would take a look at the russell 2000 that's had a very nice little move this month. it's playing a little bit of p catch-up with the s&p 500. it's been down the last couple of days. that's a nice comeback for a group that was under pressure in the middle part of

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. >> now this is -- which andrew >> your friend, andrew ross sorkin. >> another three-named andrew. >> you can watch it as if it was a tv show. four installments. i might do that. haven't gotten around to it. >>> toms shoe creditors have agreed to take over a company. they're known for donating the shoes for every one they sold. they were warned that they would not be able to pay a $300 million loan due next year i know the guy that is the founder here i just wondered about how that works. hard to give away -- well intentioned obviously, but you're either for profit or not for profit hard to do both. you can see you run into some issues. >> right >>> now news on a popular holiday gift amazon is being sued for alleged security flaws in the ring security cameras an al what bama homeowner says it leaves you vulnerable to cyber attacks. >>> still to come on "squawk box," talking trade. stay tuned in a couple of minutes. >>> don't forget to subscribe to our podcast. you'll get interviews, original content, and behind-the-scenes access look for us on apple podcasts or bsibtosqfavorite podca

harry belafonte, diana ross. joe louis. any dealer good enough for joe louis is good enough for me. -let's do it. -okay. -we're gonna have fun. -okay, let's do it. first, a few practice rounds. you don't need to explain anything. -21, baby. -we'll do it again. okay. okay, that's 10. now, i have a deuce showing. okay. now, you have to assume -- always assume that it's a 10 underneath. -okay. -so what do i have? -you have 12. -okay. that's 18. now you want 20. there you go. -okay. we're doing good. -let me pay you first. to be honest, losing at roulette was a distant memory. you told me you didn't know how to play this game! then i was ready to join a real game with real money. -i can't beat you, marcus. -this is too easy. biggest bet you've ever seen? biggest bet i've ever seen was $75,000 a hand. and did they come out ahead or behind? they came out ahead. well, i wasn't willing to go quite that far. -come on. -benny dealt me a 20. i stayed. i was just wondering, was you thinking about splitting that? -[ laughs ] -when it first went down, but i remember what you told me. -right. -we

take a chill pill. >> this seemed like a really surprising way to get rachel to know how ross feels. >> i can't go to my own prom without a date. >> take her. you can wear my tux. >> dad, she won't want to go with me. >> she's learning something new and he thinks, oh, god, please don't let her see this. please don't let her see this. >> rachel, ready or not, here comes your knight in shining -- oh, no. >> bye! >> chip! >> oh, dear. >> ross sees himself and you see that look on his face and how sad he is because he wanted to take her to the prom. >> when she crossed the room, i still kind of get chills from it. when she crossed the room and gave him that kiss -- [ cheers and applause ] >> -- the audience went insane. >> at the height of must-see tv, thursday nights on nbc, 75 million americans watched thursday night. that was at the time one-third of the country. >> ooh! what is this stuff? >> the sweater is angora. >> well, it's wonderful. >> the machine that was nbc in the '90s for comedy was untouchable. >> you're not from around here, are you? >> it generated so much viewership an

you see a flag, what we call the betsy ross flag, that was used in the painting. that flag was not being used in 1776, but we already know how the story ends, so he includes that. you see a variety of people in that boat, which was just like the makeup of the army, a variety of different types of people. ♪ [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2019] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> hi, everyone. i'm the 2018 c-span studentcam winter. i'm here to encourage you to continue to wrap up this competition is getting close. this is about the time that i started filming my documentary the first year that i entered it. i am in the d.c. offices. c-span studentcam is an incredible opportunity for me to express my thoughts and my views about the political climate in the current days while connecting with vocal -- local and state leaders. i'm excited you all are interested in this and are pursuing this. it's a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. >> there is time

they want to die down so that the hands do not u iball t is ross the are taught to do t at least in my day. that is what they were taught in my day. i would imagine that things have not changed. >> the let's go to the beginning of the game. it is the raiders for strike. it is like a hot knife through butter. he just led renfro a little too much. >> he did. i put it on carr, honestly. when you have a safety inside, d. have to put it d ov-t-top. he put it inside d ha for erto cok ththe mixed i knowthat he may have made one or two snake eyes this way. >> one stink eye. i'm just going to tell you right now. there is no inexcusable way. >> speaking of inexcusable, you may have a take on this. but those two touchdowns there were not touchdowns earlier in the game, i tweeted about this. 99 out of 100 times this is a touchdown. he has a play and he breaks the play. >> i will do better than that 99 out of 100 that is a touchdown. the referees, cann speak on the referees, but that was a touchdown. and then the second half right here, definitely break someplace. all you have to do, is do the init

generally good person a bentley or justin ross we look at it a question of what they have done companies follow that. cut them up at nice august question and the enjoyment of christie has only just a few specific or up they can only be one in the chef needed to touch him and a wish if you are going to. recommend those if more toward a cleaner visit that. is because he was. but in effect to me and to perceive what she has or has not just moved in it's just. a minor carrying moment we were mean to hunter know best i mean a man meant was not to say he had a male touch a for the knee how would she effect this chess already if one doesn't and that's i since then mention this could never do it again i'm due for the standard model not the standard not a fan and i think the condition attached to an equal stock and a when it initially when via just going to be an genius hobby well any many should have the truth but permission about where the commission will look that doesn't mean. in the initial human hand do. this way it's not that anyone is in on the market it's not that it's harder with the li

they drew with ross county, manoa. therapy is to blame and sickness bug for the defeat in the sickness against south africa. jessica 376 to win, bowled out shave the target, struggling with a full frs, the second test sta rts with a full frs, the second test starts in cape town on friday. ten quys starts in cape town on friday. ten guys i was glad, when out with them, matters with little things but first it up especially the last two days and the —— would come out and that's all i've got to take matt. they will start 2020 on the top of the rugby union. three of the last four premiership finals. the points deduction forfinancial misdemeanours, they wanted today bottom of the table can better tries either side of exeter, heater towards end of the game, finishing with 1a men after a mass brawl. defending his title of the dance chapter of —— darts championship. and he will play next. peter wright will face him and the next match. a picture and has that right because husband and children drowned so she may pursue an

the betsy ross flag used in the painting. flag was not being used in 1776, but we already know how the story ends, so he includes that. variety of people in that boat, which was just like the makeup of the army, a variety of different types of people. ♪ ♪ ♪ [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2019] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] university of washington history professor margaret o'mara discusses her book "the code: silicon valley and the remaking of america." you have whatace, eisenhower labeled the military-industrial complex. that becomes the foundation for this entrepreneurial flywheel of incredible creation and innovation and private wealth creation. and in fact, an industry that is considered an industry that built itself on its own, that become almostrnment has invisible to the people who are in silicon valley, who are the creators of these companies, these technologies. that is part of the mag

elsewhere, there were wins for livingston, hamilton and st mirren, while aberdeen drew at hearts, as did ross county at stjohnstone. exeter returned to the top of the english premiership after beating champions saracens with a superb defensive effort. two converted tries either side of the break — including this from nic white who won the race to the line in the first half — gave the hosts an early advantage. sarries were awarded a penalty try in the final moments of the game to finish 14—7 — a result that moves exeter back above northampton. the semifinal lineup for the pdc world darts championship is complete. the defending champion michael van gerwen confirmed his place with a hard—fought 5—2 win over darius labanauskas this evening. he'll face nathan aspinall who'd earlier beaten dimitri van den bergh in his quarterfinal. the last spot went to gerwyn price who beat glen durrant in the last few minutes — he'll face peter wright. there's more on that and all today's stories on the bbc sport website — but from me, goodnight. reeta. there's more throughout the evening on the b

we've been working at frost street lighthouse, and we haven't received any opposition to date, but both ross and i are here to answer any questions that you might have about the project. >> president bleiman: have a questi -- i have a question. there's a bar at the ground level. is this bar that's being built, is it going to be the owners of the hotel or they're going to bring in a management crew to run the hotel? >> it's going to be the latter. they're looking for it to be a brand, but it's yet to be selected. >> president bleiman: so the bar area, the coolest trend is to have a d.j. always in the bar. so the windows that you have in the front, are they going to be enough to keep sound from leaking out versus obviously, the other clubs are kind of far away. i don't think you're going to impact too much, unless the people on the higher floors, but i think the closest club maybe is 11 propaganda, but that's just around the corner. if you put in a bar, will it be an issue? do you have the proper rating of the windows going out? >> we'll have to check with our acoustical engineering. we don't

stjohnstone drew 1—all with ross county. st mirren beat kilmarnock1—nil. what a game at st andrews this afternoon in the championship with leeds united beating birmingham city 5—4 to go top of the table. having given away the lead three times, a wes harding own goal settled the match in the fifth minute of stoppage time. coupled with west brom's defeat at home to middlesbrough, leeds are top on goal difference. fulham's one—nil win over stoke takes them third. nottingham forest have gone fifth, beating bottom side wigan by the same scoreline. preston's defeat at home to reading sees them slip out of the playoff places, whilst at the bottom, barnsley‘s goalless draw at swansea means they're up to third bottom with only goal difference keeping them in the relegation zone. he was a target for manchester united in the january transfer window but one of the hottest strikers in european football is heading to germany. erling haaland is joining borussia dortmund for 17 million pounds after impressing for rb salzburg domestically and in the champions league.

ross garber is a legal analyst and teaches at a law school. what do you make of the senator openly speaking with the white house. he's talked about this for a while. >> and given they're from the same party isn't shocking, but the level of openness is actually the surprising thing, sort of the brazenness of the coordination, and i think that there are probably a few reasons for that. one is i think he does want to show the president that he is on the president's team. a second is i think he wants to send a message to the public that he doesn't believe he, senator mcconnell, doesn't believe there's much to this impeachment stuff and that the charges will be disposed of quick quickly. >> do you think he's sort of reading the polling there that suggest there may be -- i'm sort of summarizing -- a kind of fatigue to all of this and that the president may have the upper hand? >> yeah. he wouldn't be doing this, i think, unless he thought that his constituents and ultimately his caucus was sort of behind that approach. now, we did see the senator fr

stjohnstone drew 1—1 with ross county. st mirren beat kilmarnock1—0. what a game at st andrews this afternoon in the championship with leeds united beating birmingham city 5—4 to go top of the table. having given away the lead three times, a wes harding own goal this settled the match in the fifth minute of stoppage time. coupled with west brom's defeat at home to middlesbrough, leeds are top on goal difference. fulham's1—0 win over stoke takes them third. nottingham forest have gone fifth, beating bottom side wigan preston's defeat at home to reading sees them slip out of the playoff places, whilst at the bottom, barnsley‘s goalless draw at swansea means they're up to third bottom with only goal difference keeping them in the relegation zone. he was a target for manchester united in the january transfer window but one of the hottest strikers in european football is heading to germany. erling haaland is joining borussia dortmund after impressive for salzburg domestically and in the champions league. dortmund are rumoured to be ready to listen to

elsewhere there were wins for livingston, hamilton and st mirren while aberdeen drew at hearts, as did ross county at st johnstone. on to the premier league, liverpool have a 1—0 lead over wolves. sadio mane with the only goal there so far after wolves had a goal ruled out by var. manchester city are in action later against sheffield united. but in the early kick off, two goals in the space of four minutes saw chelsea stage a stunnig comeback to claim a 2—1victory over arsenal at the emirates. tammy abraham with the winner there, in what was a disappointing first home game for new gunners boss mikel arteta. the former world number one, andy murray, has pulled out of next month's australian open because of a pelvic injury. the three—time grand slam champion was aiming to play in his first grand slam singles event since melbourne 12 months ago. it means murray will not play a match until february at the earliest. exeter returned to the top of the english premiership with a comfortable victory over saracens. two converted tries either side of the break — including this from nic white w

ross per root was a billionaired he could not buy his way in, and donald trump, don't get me started. if you are looking at how many taxes they do or do not play, then look at howard schultz who had more money than god, but he could not click his wallet into winning. he saw that there was no path, and the voters made it clear and he is not running. >> but within the circle if you will, the messaging from say, senators bernie sanders and elizabeth warren on billionaires, is that effective or dividing the democratic party, philippe? >> within the democratic party, it is effective, because you are talking about the most liberal of the electorate, and if nine months from now, one of the two were nominee and going after wealth and rich people and whether that is another element that president trump is using to say that they are socialist communists is part of the equation, and most of all, people should look at mike bloomberg and tom steyer and say, can these two help right what is wrong, andbased on that and if mike bloomberg is able to do that, then we should be very happy, because he ha

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fort ross in gurionville and this all sinks to the south and east throughout the day with our level one impact storm and it is mild out there, 50 in oakland, 49 fremont, 50s with rain. >> all right. thanks so much lisa. thanks for joining us. the news continues right now with "good morning america." >>> welcome back to "gma" on this sunday morning. a final gathering in support of the man who inspired the ice bucket challenge raising millions to fight als. more than 300 people taking part in the eighth and final plunge for pete massachusetts on what would have been pete's 35th birthday. this year's plunge raised close to $400,000 to help pay frates' outstanding medical bills. what an impact he's had on millions of people. it was a viral sensation. they've raised millions of dollars to help people around the world. >> and has helped so many people. >>> let's look at some of the other big stories happening right now. a shocking stabbing at a hanukkah celebration in a new york suburb. at least five people injured inside a rabbi's home. a man with a knife on the attack. the suspect arrested

benjamin ross. alongside his wife, raised eight children. including tubman. and while tubman it's been most of her childhood with her parents she was often hired out to different farms. the passage that began join she was five to six years old. until the start of think about this. this typical, we think about tubman it, or she is presented to us in history textbooks, sort of as an older woman. that his head covered, hands clasped slightly bent uber. it tubman didn't just sort of appear as an older woman. like the one we see in our textbook. she began her live enslaved as a child. in many ways her childhood with very similar to other enslaved children in maryland and other colonies estates. they kept alive the institution of slavery. the shore of maryland, there wasn't enough need for farms to host hundreds of enslaved people and for that reason, armenta was hired out. she is five or six so she is forced to leave the home that she has with her mother. she is sent away to work on another forum. let's think about this. this typical kindergartner. someone who did

. >> the commander ross, the commander of investigations is the point on that. it will go through director mcguire's bureau. she has written directives under her umbrella. so written directives are responsible for facilitating the draft but the subject matter experts are various other members of the department. the commander is going to be the point on this. >> does everyone think this can happen by january 8? >> yes. >> the last thing i would like to say is going forward when we have an item that's complicated and we have public that's here, we can at least discuss why it's being continued so not only can all the commissioners know why but the public can know what the snag was and why it's not going over. >> i want to say we have to stop finger pointing and move onto our agenda. i want to thank patty lee for being here. it's no surprise the police officers call her for advice. she did a great job when i was a young attorney. thank you for all your hard work. >> you were a great prosecutor. [laughter] we work well together. >> did you pay her to say that? [laugh

in the third, clemson is up when trevor lawrence hits justin ross with a fumble and scoop and score, ohio state. so we think. hang on. the play goes to review. it is going to be overturned. and they say it's an incompletion. thebuckeye lead is gone like it never happened. a pivotal moment. final moments of the fourth quarter and clemson is down. they turn to their star quarterback and he was incredible leading clemson the entire length of the field 94 yards and hitting running back travis for the game winning touchdown and clemson win and keeping their chance of back-to-back titles alive. it is clemson and lsu monday, january 13th from the superdome in new orleans for the battle of champions for the tigers. >> linda ronstadt, her special premieres on new year's day. >> the winner is linda ronstadt. >> linda was the queen and she is what beyonce is now. >> she was the first female rock 'n' roll star. ♪ get closer >> the only female artist to have five platinum albums in a row. and most of them multiplatinum. ♪ >> favorite female in rock and pop. >> favorite country single "blue ba

ross had a pass. he appeared to fumble the scoop and score to take the lead. but hold everything. the play is reviewed and overturned. as that pass is ruled incomplete. the buckeye lead is gone like it never happened. sophomore quarterback was incredib incredible. 94 yards. travis etten, the game-winning touchdown. ohio state interception late hurt them and ends their season. clemson survives, 29-23, getting their chance at back-to-back titles alive. so clemson/lsu, monday, january 13th at the superdome for the national championship. it is going to be an all tiger final. very physical game for ohio state. >> thank you, ben. >> we'll continue to cover the breaking news, the stabbing in new york. more for you in a moment. , you may have gingivitis. and the clock could be ticking towards bad breath, receding gums, and possibly... tooth loss. help turn back the clock on gingivitis with parodontax. leave bleeding gums behind. parodontax. up here at the dewar's distillery, all our whiskies are aged, blended and aged again. it's the reason our whisky is so extraordinarily smooth. dewar's

wilbur ross did nothing wrong. john roberts who writes the majority opinion, he says, i don't believe him, he's lying. he doesn't use the word, "he's lying," but he essentially says i believe the reasons given are pretextual. i have no problem in principle with what he was trying to do. but the way it went down makes me feel kind of queasy, so he sides with the liberals. >> soon after, trump announced he was dropping the citizen question from the 2020 census. >> it's deeply regrettable, but it will not stop us from collecting the needed information, and i think even in greater detail and more accurately. >> while activists were successful in getting the question blocked from the 2020 census, lithwick warns it might not be a total victory. >> the sad part of the story is that if the point of this was to terrorize hispanic voters into not voting, the damage is done. whether or not that question appears on the census, what matters is you are in our sights and you should be afraid to participate in this democracy. >> w

ahead on kron 4 news today, the plane crashes killing 5 people including a college coach's daughter and ross what we know out why this plane went down also wild wint weather. what sent this sool bus sliding down a hill. the last winter storm of 2019 is on its way deils on the holiday travel headaches that the storm is creating. >>kron four's end of the year speccular is back to join us new year's eve starting at 08:00pm with our countdown to vegas and then join me grant lotus andneed justine waldman starting at 1130 new year's ve from san frcisco as we bring in 20 with fireworks over the ve building but we're not done wake of new year's morning with the tournament of roses parad live from pasadena our coverage starts at 06:00am with backstage at the parade then see all the peantry of the 131st rose parade live commercial-free from >>welcome back to kron 4 ws at 8 from slick roads to stalled cars. a winter storm in colorado is causing major headaches for holiday travelers. sean towle reports. >>the worst started do south rd morning. but as the day wore on the further east you want the worse i

are also significant part of the conversation so the election is not only about china or hong kong ross that was going to be my next question what is the breadth of public opinion what do the taiwanese people want from these elections. well clearly people here in taiwan they don't accept the one country 2 systems formula that china propose for hong kong so when it comes to taiwan's relationship with china that's one thing we certainly know and whether it's the nationalist party candidate hon'ble you are the incumbent president so i have one of the democratic progressive party or the 3rd candidate. that people 1st party but none of them support that concept so it's really what other formulas exist now congo you and james some day would return to the formula that was used by the previous president mining joe of the nationalist party which was a formula that china was comfortable with as well but in 2016 the voters elected so i'm one of the democratic progressive party and she doesn't agree with the previous formula and she prefers a formula that really separates taiwan identity as its sov

we were in their hearts. >> oh, my god, ross, no. hang up the phone. give me the phone, ross. give me the phone. give me the phone! >> is that when nbc started to try to capitalize on them and their success? >> there was this opportunity to do a diet coke commercial and for some reason we all said, yes. >> buy specially marked packages of diet coke. watch the diet coke commercial during "friends." >> there was this diet coke commercial that people did not seem to like. >> who's going to drifrmg the diet coke? >> why was there a backlash to having a corporate sponsorship? >> the truth is you had warner brothers and you had nbc wanting to capitalize on this show. >> i feel violated. and not in a good way. >> for many years, we were the most watched television series in the history of television. >> is that what you want to hear? >> i didn't do it. >> it wasn't me. >> you know what would be nice in here? a couple candles. >> it seems like "friends" was everywhere. >> we were over saturated and we needed to get back to what we were best at which is telling little stories. >> we ac

ross perot predicted the dead. ebt. cnn told lies about what he said. now you're telling lies about donald trump. yes, heant an example, did lower taxes. you failed to mention he took away most of rich people's write-offs. again, truth, facts, results. far beyond your concept. i voted for barack obama. i would want cnn to say why they aren't coming back. we don't know. i actually blocked cnn on my fios. truth, fact, results. to quote donald trump, you are fired. host: thanks for the call. guest: it is true individuals are paying more income taxes. one reason might be the removal of some of the deductions in the tax cut bill president trump sign. another reason is you have more people working. at aloyment is recent historic low. 3.5%. people paying income taxes. the government is getting more tax. let's go to robert joining us next. independent line. good morning. hypothetical, why can't we have our budget led the basicallyass be transferred over to the irs to adjust tax rates on a year-to-year basis to come to some kind of a balanced budget? i know it w

. >> wire as of the time you get in ross is a great example of this, a single break in the chain enables you to de-anonymize a vast swath of activity and quickly reconstruct the graphs of the whole payment networks and transaction systems. it's not just like a utopia that failed rather one of my favorite books, book that's very dear to become a big inspiration for writing this is a book by the american historian and novelist margaret young. partially maybe because she spent the second half of her career writing a thousand page novel very difficult to read. the other was a radically atheist socialist utopia that was trying to turn people into machines. in some ways part of the reason i kept going back to the book was the digital cash was kind of a story like that not just a story about the failure of utopia is a story about series of utopias each trying to supersede or the process of trying to reconcile those is now the complex web in which book chain developers are now stuck as they try to regret had a balance all the promises of the original white paper which features a great weasel wor