governor vargas was sent here to reclaim the pueblo homeland as part of spain. governor vargas was a brilliant military strategist, he was a diplomat but he was also a soldier and when he came he stood in front of the balance of the governors and appealed to the pueblo forces that were holding the palace and they said if you're really a spanish soldier, take of all that awe mort -- armor so we can see who you are. and he does and he gives this speech where he takes off his mortar rye i don't know, which is a kind of helmet, and he begins a negotiation with the pueblo people who are holding the palace of the governors. later he invites the pueblo leaders to his tent to drink hot chocolate and over chocolate and discussion he negotiates some of that -- those pragmatic accommodations that will characterize the spanish resettlement of new mexico. we're walking east in the palace of the governors and we're walking into one of my favorite rooms that has some of the earliest evidence of the pueblo revolt era. here in this room. and under each of the wooden floors here

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unemployment in spain is separating things are getting really good at is only 20%. and youth unemployment is only 50% and that's because one of the great things you can move easily so that reason is that only 50% and a lot of the people have moved elsewhere in europe. in greece it is 60% and it should delete the gdp has gone down by 25%. no matter how you look at it even the best performing country would be a d. on any standard of you aryou are not breaking on a. if you look at what's happening, the suit said tamika -- citizens are doing really badly. from the economic point of view it hasn't worked. the reason is very simple. when you point single presidency it -- a single currency it took away from the way the societies adjust when they get hit by a shock like the global financial crisis coming in from the united states. you can lower your interest rate and exchange rate and that leads to more experts and helps your economy grow. iceland, for instance very small island, small country but iceland has one of the biggest crises. it had the most poorly behaved financi

see the remnants of the iron fist of spain. the spanish conquerers built to protect what they seized. the military governor sailed to tampa bay landing at what we call desoto national park. spain eventually let go of florida it beared down on cuba until the independence movement took off from tampa. gorillas rose up against conners and when the u.s. worship maybe be american journal is blamed it on spain. the u.s. declared war. cuba slipped from the grip of spain to the grip of the united states. it became a u.s. protector rat and we took over guantanamo bay. havana became a playground for tourists. while the people suffered. so castro came along and led a rebellion from the mountains. people fed up with corruption and abuse joined the fight and swept castro into power in 1959. america was hopeful about castro at time. you may not believe what he said at the national press club in washington. >> we have peace all time of dictator. >> but after he spoke out a communist dictator seized billions in american asset and jailed and mu

spain is the eu's biggest gm corn producer by far. production was first permitted here years ago and it's a 18 growing headache for organic farmers. genetically modified corn appears to be contaminating organic varieties through wind-pollination. mariano jimenez is angry. genetically modified corn has now been found in his fields on several occasions and it cost him dearly. >> if the corn is contaminated, i can no longer sell it as organic corn. if a sample reveals even a trace of contamination, then i have to sell it as conventional corn. >> but the majority of corngrowers in the region see gm corn as a blessing. like many others here david sanz's crop was afflicted with pests, caterpillars that burrowed their way into the plants. he welcomed the insect-resistant gm corn. >> we could not risk losing 30% of our harvest to a caterpillar plague. cultivating corn is an expensive business. with genetically modified corn we can ensure that the harvest , will be perfect. >> felix ballarin hasn't planted corn for three years now. the organic

>> spain. >> i love spain. >> celebrities like katy perry and kelly ripa jumping into the imitation game. >>> brave costume. boy is not just dressing as his hero, he's about to meet him. bob the drag queen winner of "rue paul's drag race" giving a fan a surprise halloween treat. first the "nightline" 5. >> simulation initiated. ? >> take on any galaxy with a car that can stop for you. >> simulation complete. >> the new nissan rogue. "rogue one" in theaters december 16th. >> number one coming up in 60 eight days until the election, hillary clinton who many people thought was on a glide path to victory is tonight playing both defense and offense after that bombshell from the fbi director. tonight we're going to hit the trail with lena dunham in north carolina where the clinton campaign is hoping to harness the star's power with a key voter bloc, millennials are here's juju chang with our series "inside the final 30." >> they've disappeared. we're chasing theeing these ped. they're going straight from the lena dunham event to vote. >> what made you go to the event? >> i'm a big hillary supp

>> spain. >> i love spain. >> celebrities like katy perry and kelly ripa jumping into the imitation game. >>> brave costume. boy is not just dressing as his hero, he's about to meet him. bob the drag queen winner of "rue paul's drag race" giving a fan a surprise halloween treat. first the "nightline" 5. >> simulation initiated. ? >> take on any galaxy with a car that can stop for you. >> simulation complete. >> the new nissan rogue. "rogue one" in theaters december joining us. eight days until the election, hillary clinton who many people thought was on a glide path to victory is tonight playing both defense and offense after that bombshell from the fbi director. tonight we're going to hit the trail with lena dunham in north carolina where the clinton campaign is hoping to harness the star's power with a key voter bloc, millennials are here's juju chang with our series "inside the final 30." >> they've disappeared. we're chasing theeing these ped. they're going straight from the lena dunham event to vote. >> what made you go to the event? >> i'm a big hillary supporter. i also love lena

still far, far away in the great country of spain. spain is on my bucket list. he did really cool stuff for the past few days. good morning, how are you >> >> good morning, i know my voice is not sink with my lips. i just went took company bell in spain and it actually was incredible. it tasted really good in spain. i've been here four days, i've been eating the actual local food here. i just wanted to see there to for assassin's creed, i'm doing a bench of incredible events, and this movie comes outside december 21st. based on a popular video game, they wanted to send us to seville is spain that miccics what they do in the movie. legs, but, feet, everything is all sore. here's the video. >> that was awesome, that's footage i shot on my iphone during the event. actual short film i made is professionally shot. we're going to have that in a few week comes up on fox 5. i miss and love you guys, you will have my view tomorrow for nt interview. i miss you and love you guys back home >> i wornderly how you managed to spend $9 at a taco bell >> i got no tomatoes and is

britain in the north, spain in the south. and it's still threatened by still formidable indian power. so washington understands that his foreign policy, the foreign policy of the new nation, must involve not only france and britain and spain, but also indian nations. and that's something i think we have forgotten about george washington. and this story did not have to unfold this way. so if we go back to the middle of the 18th century, non-indian view of north america looks like this. again, no indian nations there. but look at all that blue. in the middle of the 18th century, and looked -- particularly if you were looking at north america from london, like there was a strong likelihood that the continent was going to be blue, that it was going to be french. because from the british perspective, the british colonies are hemmed in east of the appalachian mountains and west of the appalachians, it's all french. and you would get the impression that this is a predominant french power. well, it's not. it's a house of cards. becau

>> spain. >> i love spain. >> celebrities like katy perry and kelly ripa jumping into the imitation game. >>> brave costume. hero, he's about to meet him. bob the drag queen winner of "rue paul's drag race" giving a fan a surprise halloween treat. first the "nightline" 5. >> simulation initiated. ? that can stop for you. >> simulation complete. >> the new nissan rogue. "rogue one" in theaters december eight days until the election, hillary clinton who many people thought was on a glide path to victory is tonight playing both defense and offense after that bombshell from the fbi director. tonight we're going to hit the trail with lena dunham in north carolina where the clinton campaign is hoping to harness the star's power with a key voter bloc, millennials are here's juju chang with our series "inside the final 30." >> they've disappeared. we're chasing theeing these ped. they're going straight from the lena dunham event to vote. >> what made you go to the event? >> i'm a big hillary supporter. i also love lena dunham. the combination worked perfect. >> reporter: the crucial swing state

>> spain. >> i love spain. >> celebrities like katy perry and kelly ripa jumping into the imitation game. >>> brave costume. this gender-neutral 9-year-old hero, he's about to meet him. bob the drag queen winner of "rue paul's drag race" giving a fan a surprise halloween treat. first the "nightline" 5. >> simulation initiated. ? >> take on any galaxy that can stop for you. >> simulation complete. >> the new nissan rogue. "rogue one" in theaters december 16th. >>> good evening and thanks for joining us. hillary clinton who many people thought was on a glide path to victory is tonight playing both defense and offense after that bombshell from the fbi director. tonight we're going to hit the trail with lena dunham in north carolina where the clinton campaign is hoping to harness the star's power with a key voter bloc, millennials are here's juju chang with our series "inside the final 30." >> they've disappeared. we're chasing theeing these ped. they're going straight from the lena dunham event to vote. >> what made you go to the event? >> i'm a big hillary supporter. i also love lena dunha

>> spain. >> i love spain. >> celebrities like katy perry and kelly ripa jumping into the imitation game. >>> brave costume. hero, he's about to meet him. bob the drag queen winner of "rue paul's drag race" giving a fan a surprise halloween treat. first the "nightline" 5. >> simulation initiated. ? that can stop for you. >> simulation complete. >> the new nissan rogue. "rogue one" in theaters december 16th. hillary clinton who many people thought was on a glide path to victory is tonight playing both defense and offense after that bombshell from the fbi director. tonight we're going to hit the trail with lena dunham in north carolina where the clinton campaign is hoping to harness the star's power with a key voter bloc, millennials are here's juju chang with our series "inside the final 30." >> they've disappeared. we're chasing theing these pede. they're going straight from the lena dunham event to vote. >> what made you go to the event? >> i'm a big hillary supporter. i also love lena dunham. the combination worked perfect. >> reporter: the crucial swing state of north carolina is a bi

>> spain. >> i love spain. >> celebrities like katy perry and kelly ripa jumping into the imitation game. >>> brave costume. boy is not just dressing as his hero, he's about to meet him. bob the drag queen winner of "rue paul's drag race" giving a fan a surprise halloween treat. first the "nightline" 5. >> simulation initiated. ? >> take on any galaxy with a car that can stop for you. >> simulation complete. >> the new nissan rogue. "rogue one" in theaters december 16th. >> number one coming up in 60 joining us. eight days until the election, hillary clinton who many people thought was on a glide path to victory is tonight playing both defense and offense after that bombshell from the fbi director. tonight we're going to hit the trail with lena dunham in north carolina where the clinton campaign is hoping to harness the star's power with a key voter bloc, millennials are here's juju chang with our series "inside the final 30." >> they've disappeared. we're chasing eing these pedest. they're going straight from the lena dunham event to vote. >> what made you go to the event? >> i'm a big

>> spain. >> i love spain. >> celebrities like katy perry and kelly ripa jumping into the imitation game. boy is not just dressing as his hero, he's about to meet him. bob the drag queen winner of "rue paul's drag race" giving a fan a surprise halloween treat. first the "nightline" 5. >> simulation initiated. ? >> take on any galaxy with a car that can stop for you. >> simulation complete. >> the new nissan rogue. "rogue one" in theaters december joining us. eight days until the election, hillary clinton who many people thought was on a glide path to victory is tonight playing both defense and offense after that bombshell from the fbi director. tonight we're going to hit the trail with lena dunham in north carolina where the clinton campaign is hoping to harness the star's power with a key voter bloc, millennials are here's juju chang with our series "inside the final 30." >> they've dipp we're chasing theing these pede. they're going straight from the lena dunham event to vote. >> what made you go to the event? >> i'm a big hillary supporter. i also love lena dunham. the combination wor

>> spain. >> i love spain. >> celebrities like katy perry and kelly ripa jumping into the imitation game. this gender-neutral 9-year-old boy is not just dressing as his hero, he's about to meet him. bob the drag queen winner of "rue paul's drag race" giving a fan a surprise halloween treat. first the "nightline" 5. >> simulation initiated. ? >> take on any galaxy with a car that can stop for you. >> simulation complete. >> the new nissan rogue. "rogue one" in theaters december 16th. >> number one coming up in 60 >>> good evening and thanks for joining us. eight days until the election, hillary clinton who many people thought was on a glide path to victory is tonight playing both defense and offense after that bombshell from the fbi director. tonight we're going to hit the trail with lena dunham in north carolina where the clinton campaign is hoping to harness the star's power with a key voter bloc, millennials are here's juju chang with our series "inside the final 30." we're chasing eing these pedest. they're going straight from the lena dunham event to vote. >> what made you go to the

>> spain. >> i love spain. >> celebrities like katy perry and kelly ripa jumping into the imitation game. >>> brave costume. this gender-neutral 9-year-old boy is not just dressing as his hero, he's about to meet him. bob the drag queen winner of "rue paul's drag race" giving a fan a surprise halloween treat. first the "nightline" 5. >> simulation initiated. ♪ >> take on any galaxy with a car that can stop for you. >> simulation complete. >> the new nissan rogue. "rogue one" in theaters december 16th. >> number one coming up in 60 >> number one coming up in 60 seconds. just fifteen minutes and a little imagination >> number one coming up in 60 seconds. are all you need to make thanksgiving magic. chex party mix. it's what thanksgiving is made of. ♪ sweet cinnamon-sugar on the outside, crazy on the inside. crave those crazy squares. >>> good evening and thanks for joining us. eight days until the election, hillary clinton who many people thought was on a glide path to victory is tonight playing both defense and offense after that bombshell from the fbi director. tonight we're going to

>> spain. >> i love spain. >> celebrities like katy perry and kelly ripa jumping into the imitation game. >>> brave costume. hero, he's about to meet him. bob the drag queen winner of "rue paul's drag race" giving a fan a surprise halloween treat. first the "nightline" 5. >> simulation initiated. ? >> take on any galaxy with a car that can stop for you. >> simulation complete. >> the new nissan rogue. "rogue one" in theaters december erline erline eight days until the election, hillary clinton who many people thought was on a glide path to victory is tonight playing both defense and offense after that bombshell from the fbi director. tonight we're going to hit the trail with lena dunham in north carolina where the clinton campaign is hoping to harness the star's power with a key voter bloc, millennials are here's juju chang with our series "inside the final 30." >> they've disappeared. we're chasing theeing these ped. they're going straight from the lena dunham event to vote. >> what made you go to the event? >> i'm a big hillary supporter. i also love lena dunham. the combination worked

>> spain. >> i love spain. >> celebrities like katy perry and kelly ripa jumping into the imitation game. >>> brave costume. this gender-neutral 9-year-old boy is not just dressing as his hero, he's about to meet him. bob the drag queen winner of "rue paul's drag race" giving a fan a surprise halloween treat. first the "nightline" 5. >> simulation initiated. ♪ >> take on any galaxy with a car that can stop for you. >> simulation complete. >> the new nissan rogue. "rogue one" in theaters december 16th. >> number one coming up in 60 seconds. robert kearney: i fought for my country in kosovo and iraq, and i've been a republican all my life. but i'm the father of three girls. i can't stand hearing donald trump call women pigs, dogs, and bimbos...and i sure don't want my daughters hearing it. i want my girls to grow up proud and strong, in a nation where they're valued and respected. donald trump's america is not the country i fought for. so, i'm voting for hillary clinton. hillary clinton: i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. >>> good evening and thanks for joining us. eight day

spain is an economy -- >> that's it, end of game. >> spain is an economy that will surprise you over the next five years. increase in tourism, will not be in there. >> then we know we can lift monetary policy away from the ultra low setting. >> come back. >> i'm stumped. >> as we all are. i have a question. it comes from the comment steve made that we didn't get quite to explore, but the issue. i just want to come back to that. i think it's very interesting. there are some noises coming out of the appetizing market that are not positive. the facebook announcement that advertising revenue is going to start to slow. the growth will slow, anyway. at the margin, you see some suggest that maybe appetizing numbers will be down for a number of platforms. isn't that like banking, a life blood story? if ad spending comes down, ceos are less confident about marketing to buyers. >> great question. especially in the u.s., there's seven years of economic recovery. there's a feeling like you are too long in the calendar, i don't want to spend too much money, you are about to embark on a recession.

the french had overthrown republican rule in spain. as thelt it was crucial great leader of republicanism to stand up and speak out, as well as this ongoing question about greece's role with turkey. adams sharply disagreed. he said doing that would be seen as a sentence to arms against all europe and exclusively european policy. then describes his pursuit of munro, practically pinning him to the wall to get munro to agree that this was the thing he must not say -- indeed he finally succeeded. he succeeded in getting munro to camp down. spain, butallude to he doesn't mention france or the holy alliance, which is the alliance of autocratic nations. in the language adams used two years before of events in the quarter of the globe, we have always been anxious and interested spectators. nevertheless in the wars of your pm powers in matters relating to the cells, we have never taken any part nor does it conform with our policy to do so. when i use the word realism and when others look back to adams as a real list, they are thating of this id

we're cut off from spain. so i once worked with people from spain and they kept cutting up and snickering at me. what they told me was okay, you can knock it off with the don quixote phraseology. the equivalent of me today, talking saying "top of the morning to you, sir." >> really? >> and they were like, stop making fun of us. and i said you know what? i'm not making fun of you. that's the way we speak. we go see grandpa, that's all he knows, is 500 year ago spanish. >> maybe if we're lucky enough, we'll have grandpa play his harmonica the way he used to on the cattle drives. ♪ >> but i have a plan here on this meat. >> all right, the meat is yours. >> all right, good. ♪ >> just call me cookie. some local beef, glowing hot coals, cast iron can. >> pureed green chilies here? >> yes. >> beautiful. i'm going to throw those chilies in in a little bit, stew it for a few minutes, and we'll be good. i just need a few splashes of like an open beer. beautiful. check it off the chuck wagon greatest hits, we've got

the french had overthrown republican rule in spain. they felt it was crucial as the great leader of republicanism to stand up and speak out, as well as this ongoing question about greece's role with turkey. adams sharply disagreed. he said doing that would be seen as a summons to arms against all europe and exclusively european policy. he then describes his pursuit of monroe, practically pinning him to the wall to get monroe to agree that this was the thing he must not say -- indeed he finally succeeded. he succeeded in getting monroe to camp down. monroe does allude to spain, but he doesn't mention france or the holy alliance, which is the alliance of autocratic nations. he said in the language adams used two years before of events in the quarter of the globe, we have always been anxious and interested spectators. nevertheless in the wars of the european powers in matters relating to the cells, we have never taken any part nor does it conform with our policy to do so. when i use the word realism and when others look back to adams as a

cause of liberty abroad in south america where spain's colonies had declared independence and clear themselves as republics. adam's most famous speech was a july 4 operation he gave, which was his intended answer. this is where he said the thing for which he is most famous, america has abstained from interference and the concerns of others, even when the conflicts have been to principles of which she clings. and then she goes not abroad in search of monsters to destroy. she is the champion and vindicator only of her own. america should limit its role abroad to that of well-wishers, even when the values that

castro was born in cuba, but his father came there from spain. rafael made a trip to his father's homeland, to search for his family roots. fidel castro's father was born in this stone house in northwest spain in 18-75 a century later, in 19-92, fidel castro came here, in search of his roots while the band played for the cuban president... he opened the door to his past eladio capon was then the mayor of lancara and stood next to the official photograph eladio capon, former mayor of lancara "at his father's house he said something i won't forget, that it was one of the most humble houses in lancara. it's true, his father was born in a very humble house." just one main, spartan room. fidel castro once said his revolutionary genes might have resulted from his exploited peasant ancestors in spain but his father, angel castro, became a rich landowner when he as a young man. the spanish war ended the year he got there and angel went on to have several children, including fidel. a plaque on his birthplace in spain says angel castro planted trees in cub

the french had overthrown republican rule in spain. they felt it was crucial as the great leader of republicanism to stand up and speak out, as well as this ongoing question about greece's role with turkey. adams sharply disagreed. he said doing that would be seen as a sentence to arms against all europe and exclusively european policy. he then describes his pursuit of monroe, practically pinning him to the wall to get monroe to agree that this was the thing he must not say -- indeed he finally succeeded. he succeeded in getting monroe to camp down. monroe does allude to spain, but he doesn't mention france or the holy alliance, which is the alliance of autocratic nations. he said in the language adams used two years before of events in the quarter of the globe, we have always been anxious and interested spectators. nevertheless in the wars of the european powers in matters relating to themselves, we have never taken any part nor does it conform with our policy to do so. when i use the word realism and when others look back to adams as

they are the seventh-biggestst corporatitionn spain. they have out-competed all kinds of capitalist enterprises. by the way, just to give you anan idea that might surprise you, mondragon has partners, people--enterprises in other countries that admire what they do in certain areas and partner with them. they have labs to develop new techniques. i'll give you the name of two partners you'll recognize: general motors and microsoft. they could help each other. microsoft gets some of the technological stuff t that mondragon is ahead, and mondragon gets from microsoft. might surprprise you. so they're ququite able. they're quitite confident they can compete. given half a chance, they can compete. arizmendi bakeries are doing finee in san francisco, ,d so is the yellow cab company, and so are many, many others. in amherst, massachusetts-- because i taught most of my adult life as a professor at the university of massachusetts-- there's a little copy shop that was seet up 2525 years ago calld collective copies--hint--and they are a worker co-o

territory from france, and it acquires florida from spain, and alaska from russia and oregon through agreement with britain. and it acquires the southwest from mexico. there's a lot of nations mentioned in that. and not one native american nation. not a single indian nation on this map. so what our students see when they look at it is this growth of the nation happened in the absence of native people. and what i suggest is it happens the way it happens in large part because of native people. and this is not inevitable. thomas jefferson spoke about an ocean to ocean republic. an ocean-bound republic. here it is. so it makes sense that we look at this map and say, yeah, everything falls into place lock step, because we know this is going to happen.

so they are talking about possible early elections in spain. >> again? >> yeah. >> i don't think i can deal with another round of general elections in spain. >> on top of the other elections we're looking at, right? italian referendum on december 4th as well, right? >>> so hundreds of protestors clashing with police in florence while demonstrating against the italian prime minister ren zee's constitutional reforms. the violent scuffles started when demonstrators tried to reach the venue where renzi's democratic party was holding the annual conference. >>> angela merkel's open door refugee policy has caused a rift between the chancellor and her coalition partner. the leader of the csu has admitted he was wrong to publicly criticize merkel. but speaking at his party's annual convention, he said there should be a cap on the number of people allowed in the country. merkel refused to take part in tenth because of the disagreement. >>> the greek prime minister has reshuffled his cabinet in a speed-up to bailout reforms. he replaced the more flexibility democra

((photos of amy schumer))circa vo: amy schumer said she'd head to spain if trump emerged as the winner.((photos of chelsea handler))circa vo: chelsea handler mentioned moving to another country, as she'd bought a house in spain. but she also contemplated moving to canada.((photos of lena dunham))circa vo: speaking of canada, lena ((photos of the following celebrities))circa vo: possibly making the same trip to the north: raven-symona chloasevigny, bryan cranston, neve campbell, stephen king, keegan-michael key and ne-yo.((photo of canadian flag))circa vo: and they aren't alone: as the election began swinging in trump's direction, canada's immigration website crashed due to heavy traffic.((photos of celebrities below))circa vo: barbra streisand considered both canada and australia. and you may find samuel l. jackson in south africa, ruth bader ginsburg in new zealand, or george lopez in mexico.((photos of cher)) circa vo: mewh her sights on an even farther destination: jupiter. she'd diabetes affects around 29 million people in the united states.this month is diabetes awareness month.wo

among them - leaders from germany, france britain, spain and italy. about an hour from now, mister obama will depart for the apec summit in peru. on this hill this morning - a new name in the running for leader. ohio congressman tim ryan plans to challenge nancy pelosi for the seat she's held for six years. ryan was just elected to his eighth term in the house. pelosi has been in office since 19-87. this is the first time she's faced a challenger since taking the minority leader role in 20-10. the vote will be held november 30th. this morning - d-c police bringing holiday cheer to city children. officers will be ha and thier parents at five elementary schools. the turkey delivery kicks off at 9:30 this morning. coming up at six - smart shopping. how seven on your side saved one woman hundreds on doggie dental care. plus - red light roulette. are those controversial cameras life-savers or rip-offs? we'll weigh two sides of the toll.. and some new tunes for the holiday season, just hours away. we'll talk with wash f-m's loo and chilli about the big swit

what they have done is they have moved a lot of the production capacity to spain. that doesn't sound smart because it is spain but what happens typically is you are sourcing from the far east, it takes months to sell it. they can do it much quicker, so they can turn fashion in about a week. a couple of weeks. what happens is, people think it is new. i've got to buy it. that is very different. there is no more of those four seasons it year. no, this is 24/7 fashion. oliver: there is the cover story like pipeline explosion. tell us about this narrative. >> this one pipeline basically carries gasoline for 50 million people. it is really dependent upon it, but pipeline safety has become an issue. carol: christopher leonard actually visited the pipeline and we caught up with him. >> the pipeline was built in 1962. at the time it was built, it was the largest private-sector infrastructure project in u.s. history. it is a 5500 mile pipeline that serves a really vital role in the u.s. energy infrastructure. the pipeline begins in texas and louisiana, where there is a large

it doesn't sound smart because it's spain. but what happens from the far east, it takes months to sell it. they want to do it much quicker so that they can turn passion and a couple of weeks. is, people think it is new. i've got to buy it. is 24/7 fashion. the cover story like pipeline explosion. tell us about this narrative. >> this one pipeline basically for millions of people. pipeline safety has become an issue. carol: christopher leonard actually visited the pipeline and we caught up with him. >> the pipeline was built in 1962. wastime it was built, it the largest private-sector infrastructure project in u.s. history. it is a pipeline that serves a really vital role in the u.s. energy infrastructure. the pipeline begins in texas and louisiana where there is a large concentration of oil refineries, and it takes a finished fuel product by diesel fuel and gasoline all the way across the southeast, of the eastern seaboard from atlanta to new york and ends in new jersey. amazingly, about half of the fuel used along the east co

tomorrow the president meets with other leaders of the eu, from france, spain, italy. all feel of the election of trump, not knowing what it might mean and looking for reassurances for a president who he, himself, said he was incredibly surprised by the outcome of this election. ayman. >> thank you chris jansing. thank you for that, krils. >>> still ahead, bob dylan won't attend the nobel prize ceremony next month, he received a personal letter from the singer. and wishes he could steve leicester prize if person. they say the decision is official not exceptional. while his website lists no tour dates for december the academy presents him to present a nobel lecture within six months in order to keep the prize. >>> watch out joggers, beware, wild deer on the run t. catch of the day. stay with us. the day. stay with us. tennessee. on this side of the road it's tennessee. no matter which state in the country you live in, you could save hundreds on car insurance by switching to geico. look, i'm in virginia... i'm in tennessee... virginia... tennessee... and now i'm in virgi

it doesn't sound smart because it's spain. but what happens from the far east, it takes months to sell it. they want to do it much quicker so that they can turn passion and a couple of weeks. what happens is, people think it is new. i've got to buy it. this is 24/7 fashion. that is the cover story like pipeline explosion. tell us about this narrative. >> this one pipeline basically carries gasoline for millions of people. pipeline safety has become an issue. carol: christopher leonard actually visited the pipeline and we caught up with him. >> the pipeline was built in 1962. the time it was built, it was the largest private-sector infrastructure project in u.s. history. it is a pipeline that serves a really vital role in the u.s. energy infrastructure. the pipeline begins in texas and louisiana where there is a large concentration of oil refineries, really vital role in the u.s. energy infrastructure. and it takes a finished fuel product by diesel fuel and gasoline all the way across the southeast, of the eastern seaboard from

it doesn't sound smart because it's spain. but what happens from the far east, it takes months to sell it. hey want to do it much quicker so they can turn fashion in a couple of weeks. what happens is, people think it is new. i've got to buy it. his is 24/7 fashion. oliver: let's talk about the environment. that is the cover story like pipeline explosion. tell us about this narrative. >> this one pipeline basically carries gasoline for millions of people. it is really dependent on it but increasingly pipeline safety has become an issue. carol: christopher leonard actually visited the pipeline and we caught up with him. >> the pipeline was built in 1962. the time it was built, it was the largest private-sector infrastructure project in u.s. history. it is a pipeline that serves a really vital role in the u.s. energy infrastructure. the pipeline begins in texas and louisiana where there is a large concentration of oil refineries, and it takes a finished fuel product by diesel fuel and gasoline all the way across the southeast, o

check out these amazing supermoon images out of spain. sky-watchers are seeing this great view of the moon for the first time guadalajara where spain's iconic osborne bull sits, seems to be the best place to see the big moon. good morning i'm cassandra jones with fox5. today will be another sunny & warm day across the valley with light winds. we will top out at 78 degrees today with 79 expected tuesday. wednesday a across nevada bringing strong winds wednesday. in the wake of the trough, much cooler air settles in. winds will shift to come out of the north and will remain gusty for part of the day. temperatures drop more than 15 between wednesday and thursday down to 60 degrees with some of the coldest this season expected on friday morning, frost advisories may be issued. we will stay in the upper 60's with sunshine through the weekend. good morning. here's a look at your fox5 traffic solutions your drive here are the accidents to watch out and alternate routes you can use listed on our maps here are the construction areas to look out fo

from the top of the rock, spain's costa del sol arcs eastward, and 15 miles across the hazy strait of gibraltar, the shores of morocco beckon. these cliffs and those over in africa created what ancient societies in the mediterranean world called the pillars of hercules. for centuries, they were the foreboding gateway to the unknown. descending the rock, whether you like it or not, you'll meet the famous apes of gibraltar. 200 of these mischief-makers entertain tourists. and with all the visitors, they're bold, and they get their way. yeah? you can have it. you can -- you can -- you can -- here on the rock of gibraltar, the locals are very friendly, but give them your apples. legend has it that as long as these apes are here, the british will stay in gibraltar. [folk music] (male narrator) memphis, tennessee. it has been written if music were religion that memphis would be jerusalem and sun studio, its most sacred shrine. and you are here with the memphis dawls. [music continues] - hi, i'm jana misener and i play with memphis dawls. we're from memphis, tennessee, believe it or not. i p

they came up with the idea to fortify 10 of spain's ports. the plan was puerto rico, havana, all of these would be court phied. number 10 at the bottom? st. augustine. ignac ignacio das came up with the plan. we're at a one scale model of what was considered a frontier fortification. if you look at maps from sieges from the 16th century, 17th century, early 18th century, that i'll have fortifications around the city, you'll see 15 or 16 of these in some places that they built up to go ahead and conduct a three or four year siege of a city. so it was a common design. but he took that design and scaled it down to fit the land area he had to work with which is one of the reason why the inside where the doors and windows are laid out are oddball because you'll wind up with a doorway in a corner that seems out of balance but the rest of the architectural details balance everything out. the original design of the fort is what's called trace italian. it has a couple innovations that come from different people. in fact off the bat there's one they st

it doesn't sound smart because it's spain. but what happens from the far east, it takes months to sell it. they want to do it much quicker so that they can turn passion and a couple of weeks. what happens is, people think it is new. i've got to buy it. this is 24/7 fashion. oliver: that is the cover story like pipeline explosion. tell us about this narrative. >> this one pipeline basically carries gasoline for millions of people. pipeline safety has become an issue. carol: christopher leonard actually visited the pipeline and we caught up with him. >> the pipeline was built in 1962. the time it was built, it was the largest private-sector infrastructure project in u.s. history. it is a pipeline that serves a really vital role in the u.s. energy infrastructure. the pipeline begins in texas and louisiana where there is a large concentration of oil refineries, and it takes a finished fuel product by diesel fuel and gasoline all the way across the southeast, of the eastern seaboard from atlanta to new york and ends in new jersey.

i'm kevin mccarthy from deville spain, fox5 local news.l you heard kevin say he was in his spain to take part in his in own action. we happened to get a sneak peak. (scene playing) what we noticed there is the chuck taylor stillr made an appearance in that. it doesn't matter where he is. > the perfect shoot. come up we're going to hit the road with two members of the fox5 family. tony perkins and shawn yancy decided to have a little cab. you don't want to miss this muc thank you for dining with us. hope to see you again soon. almost there. i can't reach it. if you have alligator arms, you avoid picking up the check. what? it's what you do. i got this. thanks, dennis! if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. growwwlph. it's what you do. > the white house this is thete only place that h will have a nw occupant. the pence family is preparing to move pennsylvania avenue. it is on the grounds of the us naval observatory. fox5's laura evans had exclusive access inside and she talked with the man who has. >>reporter: a self proclaimedpc purist. you have

we will move to spain. i want to move to spain. i wanted to move to spain. >> constitutes across the united states staged mass walk outs and thousands took to the streets to show they still open posed trump no matter the election results. the marches, sometimes, evolved into violence. even as some tried to prevent it , president-elect donald trump was preparing to move into the white house by picking his team. there was controversy when governor chris christie was replaced by vice president elect mike pence to head the transition. kellyanne conway, the campaign manager, now turned senior advisory to the transition, thinks the press has made too much of this. >> so many of the stores that have been art officially generated about transition and chaos remind me of the pre-election coverage which i have a conclusion now i will search for the evidence. >> in a nod to the establishment of the going a first decision was to name rnc chairman, reince priebus chief of staff. he stirred up controversy again naming steve bannon who managed the

i'm going to move to spain because i want to move to spain. i really, really want to move to spain right now. >> students across the u.s. stage mass walkouts and thousands took to the streets to show they still opposed trump no matter the election results. these marches, sometimes deinvolved into violence. even as some tried to prevent it, president-elect trump was preparing to move in to the white house by picking his team. there was some controversy when governor chris christie was replaced by vice president-elect mike pence to head the transition. kellyanne con way now senior advise tore the transition thinks the press made too much of this. >> to many the stories artificially generated of transition and chaos remind me of the pre-election coverage which was i have a conclusion and now i'll search for the evidence. >> in the nod to the gop establishment, named rnc chairman reince priebus as chief of staff but he stirred up controversy again naming steve bannon who helped manage his campaign as senior counselor and white house chief strategi

chelsea handler, amy schumer said spain. lena dunham, spain. these two can go to spain together. canada. rosie can go to canada with lena. they can both go there. jupiter and another planet, jon stewart and cher. that leaves samuel l. jackson. he has nowhere to go. he said south africa. he can go down here with the people who are unspecified. alec baldwin, whoopie goldberg and miley cyrus. i will personally buy you all each one of you first class one-way tickets to venezuela. one way. >> they have to bring their own toilet paper. there is none. >> oh, my goodness. >> got great health care in venezuela. >> sam jackson -- >> we have a minute left which never happens. >> i have another metaphor. >> i'm really going to have nightmares about that whole situation. >> why? >> tomorrow morning, juan williams and i will be on fox news sunday with chris wallace. >> yes. by the way, we have a new studio here at fox. we are christening the new studio. tune in because it's spectacular. they spent so much money to make -- >> how are you christening it? >> will there be champagne? >> in the mor

i'm going to move to spain because i want to move to spain. i really, really want to move to spain right now. >> students across the u.s. stage mass walkouts and thousands took to the streets to show they still opposed trump no matter the election results. these marches, sometimes deinvolved into violence. even as some tried to prevent it, president-elect trump was preparing to move in to the white house by picking his team. there was some controversy when governor chris christie wa replaced by vice president-elect mike pence to head the transition. kellyanne con way now senior advise tore the transition thinks the press made too much of this. >> to many the stories artificially generated of transition and chaos remind me of the pre-election coverage which was i have a conclusion and now i'll search for the evidence. >> in the nod to the gop establishment, named rnc chairman reince priebus as chief of staff but he stirred up controversy again naming steve bannon who helped manage his campaign as senior counselor and white house chief strategis