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but the president tonight banking that immigration not ece omy will drive gop voters to whe polls. we begh kristen welker. what's is president's strategy in these final hours >> reporter: good evening. for president trump it is all about energizing the base. tonight he is making the rare admission that republicans could lose the house all raising the stakes for every single rally from now until election day. heading into the homestretch in west virginia, where the president didn't spend much time highlighting the positive jobs numbers or low unemployment rate. >> they all say speak about the a economy, speut the economy. well, we have the greatest economy inhe history of our country. but sometimes it is not as exciting to talkbout e economy. right? >> reporter: instead, moving on to the message he thinks will electrify his base, fears over immigration. >> homeland security has just confirmed that members of the lawless caravan, the one you have been watching, come from 20 different countries and include among them criminals d gang members. >> reporter: and the president backtrackin

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period, they wanted the ec] to have jurisdiction and we said we could not have that. when you have a free—trade agreement with a sovereign state and another set of countries, there has to be to arbitration by someone else, not your own courts 01’ oui’ arbitration by someone else, not your own courts 01’ our own arbitration by someone else, not your own courts or our own courts. they have accepted that principle, rightly so. i think this deal is in the national interest. if all delivered the brexit that people have instructed us to deliver but will also safeguard jobs and prosperity in this country and we can move forward confidently trading with the eu and the rest of the world. briefly, if the timing minister does not get this through, what happens? let's go through that scenario. the prime minister goes to the eu summit, the additional details have to be worked out in the implementation period, what does that period look like? that is not in the deal at the moment. it comes back to parliament and parliament, the procedure committee put out a report on this,

but the willis are content to live with the mystery, now that ol' blyes is back-- ece of their daughter they thought they'd never see again. jim axelrod, cbs news, brooklyn. >> glor: that is the "cbs evening news" for tonight. i'm jeff glor. i'll see you right back here tomorrow. have a great night. captioning sponsored by cbs >>> now at 6:00 it's the rush before the storm. >> crews are racing to shore up the hillsides in one area before the next round of rain, what you can expect. >> plus can you prove your car is locked? the little known loophole in car break-in cases victims call ridiculous. >> and the east bay city where vandals strike again hitting one street after another, the one clue investigators now have. >>> but we begin kpix5 news at 6:00 with storm watch coverage. we're about to get hit yet again. >> let's head outside to our exclusive salesforce camera, no rain out there yet, but this week is expected to be a soaker. >> the roads are obviously dry now, but by midmorning tomorrow we could start seeing slick conditions across the bay area. >> we have live team coverage on th

ec it is dumping heavy snow and umin, making for very dangerous driving conditions. >> watch out, watch out! .> the trump administration slapping sanctions on 17 saudi arabian officials. t for their role in the killing of journalist jamal khashoggi. >> the florida senate race heading to a hand recount. >> a federal judge in florida called the state today, "the laughingstock of the entire world." ay a new twist today in that gofundme story involving a homeless man who helped a woman peen she ran out of gas. a it was all a scam, and all three were in on it. >> the california deputy killed in last week's mass shooting at t bar was laid to rest today. >> ron dared to go where most would flee. ha michael avenatti blaming a r nspiracy theorist for his domestic violence arrest. >> he tweeted, "i am coming for you, jacob wohl." as at least one resident is tjoying the snow at the national zoo. >> beibei loving it in the snow. don't you wish you could do that? >> glor: and this is our western edition. good evening. i'm jeff glor. and we are going to begin tonight with a mid-november mess. an earl

as we know, trust breaking any marriage is hard to get back together and it is what the ec to break it difficult to rebuild and the longer this goes on to the more difficult it will be to rebuild the trust not only for the policies of the president but also if the american people decide they like what they saw and they want to do it again, it becomes a little more difficult for people to say it's not just the president we have a problem with but maybe parts of the country and that is a judgment that will come back to haunt the country down the road. >> thank you very much. you will all have a chance to continue this discussion and reception outside. is that correct? [applause] [inaudible conversations] now here isam

riding a bicycle when we ece. more energy efficient vehicles and appliances. all these things that save us money and help reduce our carbon foot print but that same time we need inceptives at the highest level in our economy. we need politicians who will be willing to do what's best for us rather than what's best for powerful special interests that they too often advocate for. by passing a bill in congress, putting in places legislation that will put a price on carbon n sentivize the shift that's already underway. we just need to accelerate the transition. >> you know this report from scientists in the trump administration essentially contradicts what president trump says about climate change. the fires that he saw hasn't changed his mind. >> i'm not sure there's anything ib can say to him. there's a famous saying. it's very diffcancult to get a man to understand him when his salary depends on him not understanding it. he's appointed fossil fuel lobbyists and climate change deniers to the highest level in his c cabinet. his policies have sought to dismantle th

, jean—claude juncker, momentum, now going to see the head of the ec, jean—claudejuncker, to sign off that separate agreement on our future political and trading ties with the eu, ahead of the crucial eu summit at the weekend. so, there has been a slight shift in the balance with mrs may perhaps slightly more now on the front foot. thanks very much indeed. norman smith. our brussels reporter, adam fleming explained more about tomorrow‘s meeting between jean claude juncker and theresa may. we have had a statement from the european commission confirming the meeting, mrs may will be here tomorrow to see jean—claude juncker, president of the commission at 5:30pm, brussels time, that‘s for the gbm, uk time. i had thought they might have dinner but this time seems early to have a meal. it is not exactly clear what the prime minister will be doing, will she go through the text of the political declaration about the future relationship, to sketch out the future relationship and go alongside the divorce duty footing—mac treaty? will she negotiate that with the president of the commissi

ec the success amazon is having with the echo and google with its own voice system. you have not seen the true successor to the iphone. the apple watch has not taken off yet. there are reasons to be concerned, but there are also reasons for optimism in the future long-term. a 0.96ple has correlation to the wider market, meaning if apple goes down, the wider market goes down and vice versa. is that correlation justified? mark: absolutely. if you look at how many companies rely on apple, even the wireless care there's -- getting --hey are from apple. their market cap his hovered around one trillion for a couple weeks. that is a lot. markets will fluctuate with the biggest player. we know president trump was considering slapping tariffs on iphones from china. impact the stock going forward? is it anyone's guess? mark: that should be an interesting conversation between tim cook and the ivanka trump. we know the ivanka trump has the ear of the present like no one else. 3% of apple's revenue across fiscal 2018 generated $167 billion in revenue for the company. that does no

well, we have the grgreatest ec history of our country. but sometimes it's not as exciting because we have a lot of other things to talk about. >> reporter: and just hours earlier former president obama was on the campaign trail stumping in florida for democratic gubernatorial candidate, gillm. president obama has been back on the political scene trying to draw a contrast between what democrats are selling and the inflammatory rhetoric we're seeing from republicans across the country. he's accused his success of trying to use demagoguery. >> in the closing weeks of this election we have seen repeated attempts to divide us with rhetoric designed to make us angry and fearful. it's designed to exploit our history of racial and ethnic and religious divisions. that pits us against one another. to make us believe that order will somehow be restored 23 fr it just wasn't for those folks that look like we look or love like we do or pray like we do. >> reporter: seven more rallies left between now and election day. they're all in states where he's t

rain is in the forecast on ec saturday, elly during the midday, afternoon, and evening hours. so during the second half of the day you want get something done saturday, do it in the morning. on sundaye will have some morning showers out there and then drying out for the afternoon. that's going to set us up for a pretty nice afternoon, even if don't hit 68. it is looking muchnd warmer on versus saturday. if you want to ghead out saturdy morning or sunday evening our the tree,ill not be dealing with any mud out there. we have the walk to end hiv saturday morning. it's looking dry for that. winterfest at nats parkhe tter day is sunday. here is a peek of the four day. i have the ten day coming up at 4:45. again temperatures moving in the right direction, but as the winds calmn, d rain chances start to increase. >> i am kindf digging that pumpkin latte program. >> thanks, amelia. >>> working for you to avoid a dinnertime disaster. >> up next, the recall consumer reporter susan hogan wants to warn you about. it's a product that could be in your latest blue apron delivery. >>> brand

kathleen: of course head of the ec commission, his voice very important in this debate. conservative eurosceptics in her own party take a deal. the u.k. to stay under it for too long. theresa may said she is not sad. however, she did not answer questions asked by reporters if what happens if the deal does not pass. would she consider stepping down? she said she is more focused on getting the deal through. clearly if this is not passed and it has to go further, would there be a general wreck -- election? theresa may is not talking about any of that. she is saying, i'm going to get this done. haidi: we're talking about 524 days of negotiations, a 500 plus page document. theyeen: let's be clear, had to agree on a couple very important issues. you would probably have to be in the eu to understand why they are so important. but the rights of citizens living in the eu, that has to be protected. deal, 39of the brexit billion pounds. more than the u.k. wanted to pay but better than some estimates. it is really this irish backstop. let's see why it is so contentious. the debate r

and again, we ece eng a chance for not only very heavy rainfall but strong winds as we'll bring you any updates. we are live right here if storm center. >> whether you are out and about or staying dry at home, remember, the nbc washington app puts the forecast for your neighborhood rn ht theree palm of your hand. chilling learning som new details about the two girls from fairfax county, sisters found bou together inside the hudson river. investigators try on fill in the gap between the time these girls disappeared untilre they found dead. erika? >> nypd detectives say all the signs poi something other than a crime. the biggest piece of news comes from an eyewitness who told police the story that he said has been hnting him. the witness saw the sisters, 22-year-old rotana and 16-year-old tala in a park not far fm where their bodiesul be discovered. an electronic trail puts them in new york in early september. the money was running out. sources have told police the girls would rather commit suicide than return to saudi arabia. >> when you come back to they were discovered with the duct ta

have this thing in israel that we acquired that is focused on making the network performance of our ec-2 service bertd th better than it was before. we tried to make a chip that would take general workloads and let people save up to 45% from the instances they use today and we expect over time that we will have instances that use lots of different processors we will forever use intel processors, but you saw probably -- >> forever >> forever is a long time, but i would say for the foreseeable future >> so not quitting intel and amd entirely, but yeah, i think they should be worried. remember, intel's purchase of alterra was supposed to head off some of this sort of move, provide more customization amazon, though, taking its own path >> not sure if the trash talking is more fierce in media or in cloud right now, right >> i think in media. you know, there's a bit more rough type of trash talk coming from the oracle side of things, as you might expect. oracle sort of wrote the book on enterprise trash talk. but andy jassy not backing down on this. right now the numbers and momentum are on

if ec family to have virginia go to democrats, that the signal could be a long night for the gop. today a leading house republican predicted the gop will get it done. >> we will hold the house. i feel enthusiasm in every swing district i go to. a lot of feelings of what we saw two years ago where the democrats were measuring the drapes and ready to win and then something funny happened. >> many republicans are working it in the final hours to make sure there is no blue wave. >> democrats obviously want to counteract that. are they as competent as they have been about winning the house. >> we will see. recent polling suggests big picture register voters preferred democratic candidates over republican candidates, at least in these house races but the strong economy and concerns about border security are likely closing that gap. a key democrat that he is feeling good at this point. >> the side that gets the most turnout, handles the ground game appropriately and aggressively is going to be the one that wins. i feel good about our turnout across country and i think we will take the ho

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what they're looking for some of their assumptions on growth it's not there i don't see the eu or the ec trying to make the kind of concessions that they want and it's just -- we're going to have to see italy make the move first, at least is my opinion. >> italy -- >> if that happens, that can help things out. >> if italy is the key to our markets, that's something. matt maley, thank you. happy thanksgiving. >> you, too. >>> facebook is at war that is how ceo mark zuckerberg is describing what is happening right now inside of his company. let's get to frank holland with more on the big story. frank? >> reporter: mark zuckerberg has adopted a different management style. it's driven away several executives amid a drop in employee morale including the co-founders of instagram and what's app last week they detailed missteps and action by facebook following a series of scandals during a q&a session with employees zuckerberg called that bs. he warned employees who speak to the media will be fired. even sharyl sandberg has not been spared. the general reports earlier this year he blamed the coo

today a new award can be added ec the list. he reived a star on the hollywood walk of fame. this comes 19 days before the release of mary pop pinseeturns whichs starring in. >>> and apparently you can have a wedding at costco. otis couple from san diego married there yesterday. a small group of family, friends and employees were there. they had their first date at th costco nearly three yrs ago. ey technically met online but only messaged him because he mentioned costco in his. profi we have more wedding p on our app. that is when you can go honey, get me the 40 back charmin. y >>h, first anniversary is the paper one, so get a roll of toilet paper. >>> let's talk about another couple, this from new meeyco. an into a little trouble while applying for a marriage license here in thenation's capital. check it out. >> it was just basically you've got to be kidding me. >> we talkho to the couple said that they were asked to pull out apassport. >> number one trending story, got to check it out. >>> and a maryland woman finally figuresut what happened to all the bricks that someone

>> senator reid certainly has,ec that was something back in 1993 and in 1999 he came out and said that's a wrong policy position to take and i will apologize for that.. he did that again in 2006. 1999 also coincidentally the second time donald trump changed his voter registration, this time leaving the republican party. >> tucker: trump was a democrat of course. >> people can change and people can grow. >> tucker: i've changed my mind on a million different things but this is really a moral issue. i watched television so i know, this isn't a policy difference, it's a white supremacy position he was articulating. so that means he was a moral and therefore not allowed to meaningfully participate in public life.e. >> he disavowed the statement and said it was a wrong policy to have. >> tucker: did the senate knowo he had used those terms? what did they think of that, did they whisper about it? >> i wasn't there in 1993. >> tucker: your boss use the term illegal alien, like he is definitely a bigot? >> a lot of people did at the time. that was a term that a lot of people used at the time. mo

so the office of early childhood education received $2 million to support the ece programming and also an additional $200,000 to support family service centres, particularly those serving the latino community. thank you. tell us a little bit about it. [please stand by] we have regular communication with them and look at -- look at monthly projection reports and see what is going on so we can work together as to how best reach our families in san francisco.

and in florida, officials are eccing to meet their thursday deadline fornts in both oe senate and governor's races. we'll get the late florida's recount, later in the program. envoys from itain and the european union have agreed to a ntoposed brexit deal, after of stalled negotiations. british pre minister theresa may will present the terms of the withdrawal to her cabinet aimorrow. but its fate r unclear since it still must be approved by her cabinet and the british parliament, and ratied by the e.u. the u.k. is set to leave the bloc on march 29th. there's word airplane manufacturer boeing failed to tell pilots about a software issue th's believed to have played a role in the deadly crash of an indonesian jetliner. "the wall street journal" reported pilots weren't informed until after last month's incident, which killed all 189 people on board. experts said a new flight- control feature can, on rare toccasions, cause the 7take a nose dive or crash. boeing is working to fix the software. the trial of notorious mexican drug lord joaquin "el chapo" guzman got underway today in new york, amid t

so the office of early childhood education received $2 million to support the ece programming and also an additional $200,000 to support family service centres, particularly those serving the latino community. thank you. tell us a little bit about it. [please stand by] we have regular communication with them and look at -- look at monthly projection reports and see what is going on so we can work together as to how best reach our families in san francisco. so this particular response is going to the scholarship fund. we can address the wait list. if you have questions. >> we don't have questions. >> the second part is the $200,000 discretionary fund for family resource centers. this was allocated to support family resource centre. it is based on community reports. there is concerns about displacement of the families. this will allow the family resource center to help support families. and so this money will be supporting the family research centre and we are working closely to make sure the funding is appropriately spend and we look at the measures and so on. >> all right. so again tha

twoom veterans are hoping to win seats,ec ad high. >> before i served eight years with the cia. >> i bame a navy helicopter pilot. >> before i was a cia analyst in the middle east. >> beforeng serhree tours. >> in iraq. >> afghanistan. >> most women are democrats but several are republicans including martha mcsally who was in the air fce and isow running for senate. we are going to fly, fight and wi >> regardless of party, they're trying to dramatically expand the ranks of female vets serving in congress beyond the current four. >> when i was a marine, we went out on a mission, iidn't look to the marine on my left or the marine on my right and say, hey, are you a democratr a republican? >> just 19% served in the military, down 73% from the early 1970 most have never run for office before but many have experiefied ting on behalf of all women. >> it's fundamental. >> women weren't allowed to fly in combat. >> every member of the a house senate armed services committee a letter saying open up this b. >> one male senator responded. >> i do not believe that women shouldarticipate in comba

i'll have that for ec >>> for more than 30 years, nbc4 has helped families in need fill their tables for thanksgiving. right now nurses at medstar georgetown university hospital are helping us collectfood. molette green is there to help us see how close they are to eirgoals. >> magnet nurses in the throes of their campaign for food for families. we've got donations coming in. 7200 cans of food donations in 72 hours. that is the goal. and the deadline is 7:00 p.m. tonight. so look at all these ladies and these donations coming in right now. i love it, because this is going to help feed a lot of people for the holidays. thanksgiving is right around the corner. so pull all of those things out and look at what we have coming in. i want to talk to julianna arestgi who is one of the nurse here is tok t about this campaign. you guys have b hnelping food for families for years. tell me about why this is so y important fll to do here. >> so it's important because we really want everyone in the community aroun us to have food on thanksgiving. want full stomachs. we want families to be together

ec's not a cherry-picked on where a district here and there flipped. there were sipsificantts in oklahoma, south carolina's firs congressional district. so we had a wave. people attempt to j the gun, they're emotional and invrasted in thes but we had a good democratic wave. a reporter: the georgia gave, florve still up in the air, the president saying votes being discovered in florida, being turned up, he really seems to be challenging t legitimacy of this. what do you make of that? >> i think it's very consistent for the president. he really doesn't care about procss. he's all into outcomes and how the outcomes affect him and how he plays in the outc ome. maus think that process is actually more important than the outcome. if you don't get the process right, you can't get the ocome right, so i think it's what you see with donald trump is what you get. is is very consistent along the way with the kavanaugh testimony, the rigged elections. he's always undermining the system when it benefits him and i expect him to continue that. >> yeah, and the thing a

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them, but you weren't anywhere near that strike because you were sitting with your corporate donors ec. -- in the. d.c. >> your comment has tried to label you as an outsider. you are running in the 10th congressional district race in a until theeld candidate build out of this race , so you jumped into the 21st congressional district race. should the voters care about any of that? what the voters care about, they care about my track record of a competent here in the 21st congressional district. they care about the community health clinics i have built. the care about the community health clinics building in bakersfield and shaft. they care about my job training facilities. they care about my record of a compliment. few knock on somebody's door, the number one thing they ask for, is what have you done for me? and when i point out my record here,omplishment down they say you are a guy we know can deliver. i want to get 45 seconds survival and then a closing statement. >> i can't imagine what it would be like to wake up and say i don't know where i am going to run. i think i'm going to run

something bigger inyind, the wanted to get to know all of the cities, they wanted the best database on ec development and site selection and ultimately will site a lot of things and maybe extract incentives from the cities in the process. >> are the ientives that the cities and the states are offering, we heard governor cuomo in that say say it would be a great economicsset, is it worth getting the headquarters to give up those tax incentives, those other incentives? >> no, absolely not. the level of incentives that governor christie was talking about, 5 bcialtion i think, the state of maryland i believe, wut 7 billion on the table there's no way 25,000 or 55,000 jobs are worth that. here's the thing. i actually think amazon played this just right.on amid what it needed to do as a company. the real fault -- and when i began to speak out on this was the u.s. mayors and governors, people iw knod like, progressive mayors, bill de blasio and many others talking about upgrading jobs, maving higher minimum wage, thesrs know one another ces like thenferen u.s. conferences and mayors, why not hav