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nathan hodge, live for us from moscow. thanks. >>> also broking overnige in bre coast guard searching for seven people for a tour helicopter that went missing off of the coast of hawaii. one pilot and six passengers were onboard. weather conditions are said to be challenging. >>> china, russia and iran, will hold joint naval exercises in the gulf of oman today. the indian ocean and the gulf of oman are leading trade routes. the gulf is where two oil tankers were attacked in june and the u.s. blamed iran for that. it is also just a short distance from the strait of hormuz, a major site of contention between iran and the west over the passage of oil tankers. the military drills come after the u.s. withdrew from the iran nuclear deal and as it faces threats from russia and china at the end of a key cold war missile treaty. >>> christmas is in the rear-view. but for millions, the trip home could be complicated by rain and snow. lots of it. a major winter storm that brought snow in southern california is rolling towards the pla

nathan hodge is live in moscow. what do we know about what happened to this flight? >> reporter: abby, a horrific scene in kazakhstan, where the plane operated by bek air crashed after takeoff. the flight only stayed in the air for seconds, really, before it hit the ground. and fragmented and crashed through a concrete wall and hit a two-story building. first responders have been on the scene and have pulled them out and taken them to local hospitals. at this stage, 15 people have died, including the captain of the aircraft. and we're getting more reports about how authorities plan to respond, including barring further flights by that company, bek air, as well as grounding the aircraft. >> thanks, nathan. >>> also breaking overnight, the coast guard is searching for seven people on a missing tour helicopter off the hawaiian coast. two minors are among the missing. the owner of the helicopter company reaching out to officials in honolulu, 40 minutes after the chopper was due to return from a tour of the coast. one pilot and six passengers were onboard. weather conditi

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baby to other researchers involved in the project received lesser sentences and fines now last year hodge and quite shocks the international science community by announcing that he had used gene editing technology to alter the genes of 3 babies they came to have manipulated their d.n.a. to stop them contracting hiv the move was widely condemned in china and around the world let's get more on this now with fabienne schmidt from the science department he joins us from boston good see you fabienne talk to us about the ethical issues at play here. you're basically the issue is this that john couey did a intervention what's called an intervention in the germline which means that basically he changed the genetic composition of the embryo before it was conceived before the. egg and the sperm basically came together and that means that the genetic manipulation that he conducted will be carried on in future generations and this was something that was never done with humans before and that most. medics and bio ethics exerts on top of totally carnes damage 1st and it looks like china was a bitch bec

joining pme with more on this i nathan hodge. do investigators have any idea what might have happened here? >> reporter: brianna, just a few hours ago kazakhstan's prime reporter said the preliminary investigation had led to two possible conclusions. one was the possibility of pilot error, and the other of some kind of technical malfunction. that's a very sort of broad definition, but as you noted, he also pointed out that the aircraft's tail hit the runway twice when it was taking off. so it was airborne for only a very, very short time before it plummeted to the ground and broke into pieces, essentially. we saw the pieces of fuselage strewn on the ground where it hit that building and that concrete wall, but aviation experts and kazhak officials are saying the situation could have been far, far worse, noting that the plane didn't catch fire after it crashed. we have at this stage 12 officially dead and dozens of others taken to the hospital. but experts again are saying this could have been a much worse accident given the numbe

nathan hodge, following it for us. we'll check in with you. >>> let's check in with jeffrey thomas, the editor in chief, joining me from perth, in western australia. jeffrey, we appreciate you coming on. want to ask you first up -- as nathan just pointed out. the death toll has risen to 15. 97 were on the flight. what do you make of so many surviving when you read about what happened? >> quite amazing, really, because the plane reached an altitude of 40 feet and slammed back down into the ground and smashed into a building. it's a big tick for the intekty of t integrity of the airframe. and very fortunate there was no fire. obviously, the fuel tanks remained intact and didn't rupture. the passengers there are very, very lucky there was no fire involved in this tragic crash. >> right. we don't know how they were evacuated. but you can see the rescue teams, right there, and you can clearly see where the front of the airplane ran into that building. the investigation, of course, will take some time. but what stands out to

>> nathan hodge live from moscow with more on that plane crash. thank you so much. >>> other aviation news this morning. breaking back here in the united states, the u.s. coast guard is searching for a missing tourist helicopter with seven people on board. officials say it failed to return thursday night after taking passengers on a tour of the napali coast in hawaii. cnn's dan simon is following the latest on this story. dan, we're hearing that two of the passengers are minors. what is the latest? >> ryan, at this point, details are still a bit sketchy, but i can tell you this was a tour helicopter. it was flying off the coast of the island of kauai. it was specifically hovering around the napali area which is known for its pristine beaches and really gorgeous views. and what brought that helicopter down, we do not know, but it appears that weather may have been a factor. there was rough weather in the area when the helicopter witnessing strong winds, heavy rain and we know that the search right now is also hampered as a result of the weather. i

nathan hodge for us. >>> well, electability has been the buzz word for the 2020 u.s. democratic primaries, the nirvana candidates are trying to reach to convince voters they are the best to beat president trump. so how does that electability factor steering voters's decisions when they head to the polls? cnn's jeff zeleny traveled to the all-important state of iowa to find out. >> i identify as a democratic socialist, progressive policies speak to me. that's what i prefer >> reporter: maggie willems is in a moderate move. >> i understand i am not representative of the whole electorate. we need to be sure to be select the candidate that can defeat donald trump. >> reporter: here in mt. vernon and towns across iowa, willems and other democrats are thinking about electability as they search for the best candidate to beat president trump. most of the year the democratic race has been driven by left wing proposals. from the green new deal, medicare for all, free college. >> when we give up on the big ideas, we give up on the people. . >> in the final weeks of 2019, mod rat

nathan hodge, cnn, moscow. >>> the taliban claimed responsibility for killing a u.s. service member on monday. a taliban spokesman says u.f. and afghan government forces were targeted with ieds while conducting a raid in the northern province of punduz. the u.s. military said earlier a service member was killed in action on monday. >>> hong kong protesters continue to risk arrest as they fight for more democratic freedom. ahead, i speak with a prominent activist about why protesters refuse to give in. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ blow a kiss into the sun ♪ we need someone to lean on ♪ blow a kiss into the sun ♪ all we need is somebody to lean on ♪ ♪ ♪ sweden's greetings. enjoy your first payment on us when you lease a new volvo. now through january 2nd. >>> demonstrators in lebanon flooded the streets of beirut sunday to keep pressure on its government. it comes just days after hezbollah backed hassan diab was named as the next prime minister. since october, protesters have been clashing with police over corruption and government mismanagement as lebanon faces an e

nathan hodge live in moscow on the kazakhstan crash. >> reporter: john, what we have here is a catastrophic situation that could have been far, far worse as the images have shown, the beck air flight took off and seconds later crashed not far from all monty airport, careening into a concrete fence and a two story building. the plane didn't catch fire after the crash. rescue workers were on the scene and took dozens away to local hospitals. cass ak authorities have suspended flights by beck air, the regional carrier that operated the fokker 100 aircraft. as well the president has declared saturday will be a day of mourning. we're still awaiting further information and updates on the situation and the casualty count which has stayed at this point as far as the death toll, unexpe unexpectedly low. >>> the u.s. coast guard is searching for seven people aboard a tourist helicopter that's missing off the coast of kauai. >> hey, john, details a bit sketchy, but it sounds like weather may be a factor here. we know when the helicopter went missing, there were some strong winds and rains. i can tell

cnn's moscow bureau chief nathan hodge is in moscow. witnesses say it sound like something out of a movie. i can imagine. >> reporter: victor, yes. we saw the dramatic images yesterday of the plane, the fuselage actually broken up on the ground. it's astonishing to everyone that there were so many people who were dragged from the wreckage. yes 12 people died. dozens survived that crash. today marks a day of national mourning in kazakhstan. as we mentioned here, investigators have recovered the black boxes, the flight data recorders are being sent back to moscow for analysis and we're going to try to learn in the next couple of days what is the probable cause of this dramatic accident. now yesterday kazakhstan's deputy prime minister told reporter that they were looking at two likely or preliminary causes for this. one would be pilot error and the other is some kind of technical malfunction. that sounds rather broad. he also said that the plane had hit the runway twice on takeoff. so we'll learn more in the coming days. >> nathan hodge,

nathan hodges joins us now. what do we know about the cause of the crash? >> well, erica, today the deputy prime minister of kazakhstan said they had preliminary conclusions that it was either pilot error or that it was a technical malfunction. now that may seem rather broad but he also added that the tail of the plane hit the runway twice on takeoff. now bare in mind, the aircraft was heading for the capital -- from almati from nurse altan and then hit the ground and careened into a concrete wall and hit the two-story building and photos from the scene were quite shocking and first responders arrived finding the fuselage of the plane literally split apart. here is the rub. the plane did not catch on fire even though it was taking off with a full load of fuel and that is what saved many of the passengers. in fact, initial reports or initial reports of the dead in the accident were reduced to 12 and dozens were pulled from the wreckage by first responders. so aviation authorities have responded very quickly by shed shutting down and ceasing the operation of

so the iranian hodge hostage crisis never resolves in an exdishs way. it goes on month after month after month so after a year, things are still terrible. but a new attempt had been made to bring in a kind of third party mediator. the algerian government. so the algerian government was not friendly to the united states. a revolutionary government in its own right but good international players, legitimate international players say we think we can help in this situation. and they're right. the iranian look at them as fellow revolutionaries. it's a predominantly islamic country and the algerians kind of go in there like good, like we sometimes think of switzerland. go in there and do a really good job. slowly working through the problems, negotiate iing issuesd it's the algerians who get a lot of credit for finally resolving this issue. the iranian play one last, hard joke on president carter. they're fed up the him. they were furious about the military rescue attempt. they refuse to allow the algerians to resolve the issue and to free the american hostag

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heard all about the anti—semitic abuse that was held at luciana berger and louise ellman and margaret hodge and otherjewish mps, and i wouldn't like, i don't know a great deal about the states that i do know what happens in this country and it doesn't strike me that the corbynista anti—semitism really is an absolute canker, or cancer, and it seems they are aggressive —— their aggressive anti—israel stance, they don't seem to think israel has no legitimacy to exist at all spills into anti—semitism and there seems to be as yet no desire or wheel or drive to do anything about it. it will be very interesting to see if and when labour gets a new leader whether they will actually start tackling anti—semitism in this country. you were coming onto the new leader, labour leader, further on in our paper discussion but robert, what do you make of the story? it's interesting listening to reports throughout the day, including from witnesses at this scene, that as ruth was saying it does seem to be on the rise. president trump has anticipated and is really worried about it and us not only twe

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and nathan hodge is joining me from moscow. what do investigators think may have caused the crash, do they know yet? >> just a few hours ago, the deputy prime minister told reporters that a preliminary investigation had shown that there were two possible causes, wo one is pilot error and the other is malfunction. and he added that the plane on takeoff, the tail struck the runway twice. and of course the government has called together a high level investigation to probe accident. and it has ordered a halt to the operations of beck air, the carrier operating this aircraft. it has ordered that their aircraft be grounded. and also the president of kazakhstan has ordered a sweeping review of airport and airline security throughout his country. and so certainly we're seeing a broad response. >> and also too as you would imagine, an outpouring of grief over all of this there. how are you finding that people are responding in kazakhstan? >> i think like many people do around the world, people have taken to social media to expressage ou

the argument made by margaret hodge there is that if you have a period of reflection, if you have a period of reflection, if you are not willing to reflect, then perhaps you need to step aside. i think that pressure will continue to grow from mps over the next few days, especially those who favour a quicker contest. others are happy to have a period of reflection, they wa nt have a period of reflection, they want him gone before the may council elections, certainly, he will have a few months to take a look at some of the big issues that labour has to address. i think we will see a battle over the reasons for it labour‘s's defeat. before we even get to the new candidates of leadership and debris to leadership, they will want to be able to say that they can solve a problem that has been diagnosed. is itjeremy corbyn out of the party moving too far to the left? is it brexit? is it a mixture of those things? asjohn mcdonnell was suggesting, perhaps people felt they were incumbents and neglecting their own base? i think these arguments need to be aired. at that point, we will then hear the pe

let's bring in cnn moskow bureau chief nathan hodge with more about it. >> natalie, yes. we were just seeing images this morning of the -- horrific images actually from the ground in kazakstan where an airplane crashed. the aircraft after taking off just seconds after it crashed a and as you had said hit the ground and went through a concrete barrier and hit a two story building rescue workers have been on the scene, and there are 15 dead and as reported that number has slowly crept up and i think the number here is things in many ways could have been much worse. the plane did not catch fire, the fuel did not catch fire after this crash. images that we see show parts of the fuselage still intact. rescuers were on the scene shortly transfer pulling the victims out and takeling them to hospitals around the region. they've gone to a number of hospitals not very far from elmonty. officials have said they've suspended the operation of beck air, this regional airline as well as the other aircraft. we've also had messages of condolence message from the first president of kazakhs

fast forward third string quarterback devlin hodges getting start and finds james washington. look at this catch. so nice we show it twice. pass interference. he doesn't care, that's a score. fourth quarter browns down 7, baker mayfield picked off. sacked 5 times, steelers win.ers as we look at those standings, bills have a firm hold on the five seed for the final playoff spot. sam matteo and the patriots need a win. up 14-3, daeshon watson airs it out to kenny stills. touchdown there, 35 yards. 21-3, houston. play the air guitar. deandre hopkins pitches it, dives into the end zone. texans win as they hold off a late patriots charge. the raiders end their season against the chargers and broncos and it's the chargers and broncos here. michael badly a field goal with 14 seconds to go. looks like we're going to go to overtime. drew lock going to go deep for r court lynn sutton. chargers don't like it. it's been that kind of year for l.a. now denver in field goal range and brandon walks it off 23-20, both teams 4 and 8. it's been disappointing season for the chargers. >>> reinforc

more now from cnn's nathan hodge. what are we learning about this accident? >> reporter: ryan, a few hours ago, the deputy prime minister of kazakhstan told reporters that a preliminary investigation had concluded that there would be two like live explanations for this crash. one pilot error, the other a technical issue. very broad of course. but he also noted that the plane, tail of the plane hit the run way twice on takeoff. as we all know, the was only airborne for a short time before it crashed into a nearby village, careening into a concrete wall and hitting a two-story building. rescuers were on the scene a good part of the day. 12 people were said to be dead. that was lower than originally feared. officials were quick to note the plane did not catch fire even though the fuselage broke apart. saturday is an official day of mourning in kazakhstan. they have suspended beck area who was operating this aircraft. >> nathan, thank you for the update. impeachment talks are at a deadlock and showing no signs of breaking as we move into the new year. we could se

i think cafe is actually a terrific example of what i think of as kind of the hodge-podge approach to regulating co2. the textbook solution to this which your bill reflects would be to have an economy-wide price on carbon. and instead, we have these kind of sector-by-sector things that don't directly target carbon. they direct fuel efficiency, not the same thing as carbon. and in the case of cafe, we're getting reductions of co2 probably at the cost of $100 to $200 per ton. if instead we were able to rely on clear price signals, i think there's reductions of co2 that are available for let's call it $10 or $15 a ton. until effectively we're paying through things like cafe about ten times what we would be able to pay for using a more direct mechanism. >> votes are about to be called. i will take this opportunity to ask all four of you, is there anything else you would like to add? often in these hearings and briefings, you hear somebody else say something or a question gets asked that you were not able to respond to, and this is -- this is your chance to jump in and fill in any holes th

but hodges' pass, picked off. he threw four interceptions in the game. buffalo clinches the playoff berth with the 17-10 win. >>> the fans at metlife stadium hasn't had much to cheer about this season but they did yesterday. the fans giving eli manning a standing ovation as he left the field for what will likely be the final time as a giant. the super bowl mvp throwing two touchdowns in the win over the dolphins. eli has not said if he plans to retire after this season. eight seconds to go. down five. matt ryan hits julio jones. looks like the niners kept him out of the end zone. but after review, it's ruled a touchdown. the falcons would score again, seconds later, as the niners toss the ball around on the kickoff. a wild ending there in santa clara, as the falcons get the 29-22 win. >>> what do you do when it's pouring snow before your game? have a snowball fight. chiefs players having some fun before they take on the broncos. they beat denver, 23-3. >>> not a happy day in oakland. the raiders losing their final game in the city to the jaguars. the fan

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there are american hodges there that need to be released. for years we koent know his where b abouts. and i think there are other americans around the world that need to help that sometimes are forgotten and russia whalen in in syria. the five the in venezuela. the ciggo employees. there's a lot we need to do on behalf of our hostages held overseas. >> great to have you here. thank you. >> thank you. >>> joe biden, the tom brady of politics? john kerry seems to think so. and he's giving biden a boost on the campaign trial in new hampshire. we'll take you there next live in the cnn news room. firstnet is the only officially authorized wireless network built with and for first responders. it's highly secure, eliminates throttling and cuts through the clutter of commercial traffic. it's the help you need to help the people who need you. i wanted more from my copd medicine that's why i've got the power of 1, 2, 3 medicines with trelegy. the only fda-approved once-daily 3-in-1 copd treatment. ♪ trelegy ♪ the power of 1,2,3 ♪ trelegy ♪ 1,2

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coming down san francisco that hard yeah and i i was seeing in people and try to sweep out their garage hodges just flown heard some people had flooding in their houses and we saw a lot of rain in just a short period of time guys look at some of these impressive numbers but which well north in sonoma county, some over 5 and a half inches of rainfall that will cause flooding. mount tam saw around 2, 3, quarters inches of rain santa rosa, 2 and a quarter well, the northern oakland hills are now well over an inch and a half san francisco. an inch and a quarter and much of that falling in a matter of just about an hour or less so that very impressive amount of rainfall for many of these areas to contrast that though san jose only 1207 inch. so big differences. just in a few miles san jose and some others parts of the south bay really not seeing a whole lot of rain compared to areas further north as of right now things a lot calmer we do have a couple of areas with light to moderate rainfall one area that i'm looking at a little closer is just west of novato right now this isolated area of heavy ra

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margaret hodge, one name that you think can unite and bring labourforward as hodge, one name that you think can unite and bring labour forward as a leader. i just unite and bring labour forward as a leader. ijust want unite and bring labour forward as a leader. i just want to say that i'm all for a debate and having a leadership debate is one way that you bring it out into the open rather than fixing. as leader, i do not have a name that what i do want isido not have a name that what i do want is i do think if labour cannot elect a woman as a leader, this time, we are not being true to our values and our ethics. we do have some great candidates but i think if we think now that all we need to do is change the personality at the top then everything else will flow, it will not happen. it's been the biggest mistake of all. nobody is thinking, of course it is not a matter of who is the individual at the top. i have to draw to your attention that we come at the end of this parliament and we will have elected only one leader who has won four labour and that would have been tony blair. what i

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right to ask them if the car there from georgetown university thank you very much indeed for talking to hodges there my pleasure. to baghdad now where a gunman has killed at least 10 people in iraq's capital the shooting happened near a protest site in killarney square in central baghdad it comes on a day when iraq's top shia cleric called for a new prime minister to be chosen without foreign interference and the u.s. imposed sanctions on 4 iraqis over human rights abuses and corruption the sanctions target people linked with iran backed militia groups. or some other folding is in baghdad and says the incident is an unusual escalation of the violence. it seems to have been a targeted attack what appears to have happened is that a number of cars civilian cars with gunman wearing civilian clothing and without any insignia pulled up to one of the buildings near one of the bridges close to tahrir square which has been the epicenter of the demonstrations in baghdad and then opened fire killing at least 10 but we're also getting reports of up to 15 protesters may have been killed during that attack

truck, and d take the driver hodge. >>> violent rides. for the first time, uber confirms thousands of reported assaults involving its drivers. including hundreds of allegations of rape. >>> and a powerful voice. linda ronstadt talks about her bad with parkinson's disease and earning one of this year's kennedy center honors even though she thinks she's no good. >> i see what she did there. >> it's friday, december 6th, 2019 -- that's nice -- here's today there's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> reporter: a violent robbery attempt turned into a hostage situation. >> mayhem on the streets of florida. >> the suspects engaged law enforcement, opened fire. [ sirens ] >> reporter: democrats will >>> two dead in addition to the shooter. >> democrats be draft formal articles of impeachment. >> do you think donald trump should be impeached? >> i think yes, sad, but yes. >> the pentagon is considering sending thousands of troops to the middle east. >> it will be considered very strongly. >> people talk to the streets across france over pen

luccini ask with us, he is with janee montgomery scott and eric marshall is portfolio manager with the hodges funds. good to see you both. >> thank you, bill. >> mark, let me start with you last year at this time we had had a horrible selloff for the stock market in december, which turned out to be a huge buying opportunity when things got under way in 201 now we have had a very good year and a stellar december what happens in early 2020 do you think? >> i think very early in 2020, bill, we're probably ripe for some kind of consolidation in the market, valuations with priced 18 times what's estimated for 2020 earnings. if you look at conditions within the market we're clearly overbought we either work off this overbought level in the market by way of price, some retracement of the gains we closed the year on or in time. in other words, we drift sideways more than we go directionally for some time to allow for the fundamentals to catch up at the end of the day ng we resume this advance and higher prices are ahead. >> eric, you and i spoke the other night on nightly business report, you are loo

where was the hodge negotiator? they -- hostage negotiator? they were came in full force. >> another man at the crowded intersection was also killed. police officers faced a up to situation, and they say their actions likely saved lives. >>> much of the west could be pounded by heavy rain, flash flooding, and snow from a large and slow-moving storm coming in from california. meteorologist jeff berardelli has that and the rest of the nation's weather. jeff, good morning. >> hey, good morning. good morning to all of you. the big weather is out west. it is going to be a nasty day, especially in northern california today. you can see all that heavy rain moving on shore in waves. it's not only rainy, it is windy. and in the mountains over here, tons of heavy snow, powder for the skiers. winter storm warnings out there. wind advisories near the coast. that's the flood watch up there. we could see as much as three, maybe a little bit more inches of rain. that's a lot of rain for northern california. you can see those waves of rain coming on shore tod