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Les Parisiennes : CSPAN2 : November 13, 2016 8:30am-9:50am EST
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form your impression of paris during the occupation? occupation? think about that. was it -- allen first, or perhaps hannah, kristin hannah's latest a book called the nightingale? all fiction for sure. reality may have prepared you even better. some of you may have relatives or friends who told you about that experience and you remember they're telling these bits and pieces. but those were fiction, and there is so much more to the story than what you can read in a novel. just as when writing her biography, anne did a massive amount of research, films, books, diaries, ma letters, ma official documents. all the things that go into making a well researched nonfiction book about this period. she even talked to men and women who are still alive today to tell their stories of their experiences and those of their loved ones. but this is her story to tell. and i'm going to resist the temptation to go any further. she's well-prepared to write it. she studied history at the university before going off to rome to be a foreign correspondent. came back to england to be a bbc reporter and profes
form your impression of paris during the occupation? occupation? think about that. was it -- allen first, or perhaps hannah, kristin hannah's latest a book called the nightingale? all fiction for sure. reality may have prepared you even better. some of you may have relatives or friends who told you about that experience and you remember they're telling these bits and pieces. but those were fiction, and there is so much more to the story than what you can read in a novel. just as when writing...
France 24 : LINKTV : November 15, 2016 2:30pm-3:01pm PST
he wants to withdraw from the agreement that was signed last year in paris. -- re speaking thatnde said he hoped would not happen. >> i so badly wanted the paris accord, your -- you will remember it took place in a particular context after the november 13 attacks. all the world leaders were there. there was a decision to make, a decision on the future of the planet, the environment, and avoiding climate change. is irreversible and that is what i wanted to indicate very clearly in marrakesh. our correspondent told us that people are worried that the u.s. pledges looking less than solid following trumps election. >> people here are worried, it is not exactly a party atmosphere but there is defiant and there is some optimis. people are trying to stay positive about the future of the paris deal. we had -- francois holland said that the paris deal was irreversible, he earned a round of applause from the delegates. it.eans it when he says donald trump means it when he says he believes global warming is a hoax. he could decide not to live up to the u.s. from us is, the commitment to cut b
he wants to withdraw from the agreement that was signed last year in paris. -- re speaking thatnde said he hoped would not happen. >> i so badly wanted the paris accord, your -- you will remember it took place in a particular context after the november 13 attacks. all the world leaders were there. there was a decision to make, a decision on the future of the planet, the environment, and avoiding climate change. is irreversible and that is what i wanted to indicate very clearly in...
News 3 Live at Six : KSNV : November 3, 2016 6:00pm-6:30pm PDT
by KSNV
entertainment owns the paris. the company said the backup generators also failed so the entire property is still dark. good evening. i'm jim snyder. >> i'm reed cowan. we understand caesars entertainment officials are about to hold a news conference to update us on the situation. we're waiting for that. >> our antonio castelan is live at the paris, in the meantime, to update us on what he's cleared out, but at last check they were still going room by room just to make sure. >> reporter: jim, a caesars entertainment member said they have all guests out of the property. they are going to make an announcement. let's get to the news conference right now. joining us right now is the spokesperson from caesars entertainment. >> it's getting dark on the there's no power at paris and no light. for the safety of our customers, we decided we're shutting the building down this evening in consultation with the fire department. we're asking our guests to come over to paris, those who are booked here. we're going to figure out where they are going to spend the evening. our guests booking this evening
entertainment owns the paris. the company said the backup generators also failed so the entire property is still dark. good evening. i'm jim snyder. >> i'm reed cowan. we understand caesars entertainment officials are about to hold a news conference to update us on the situation. we're waiting for that. >> our antonio castelan is live at the paris, in the meantime, to update us on what he's cleared out, but at last check they were still going room by room just to make sure....
specifically in the occupation of paris by train six. so you know they were three principles in this story. i am going to tell you as little about them as i can possibly manage. this is a women's story. it is a story of how women manage to survive in the dark days of the train six occupation and encompasses women such as future ea, jewelers, actors, dancers, singers and all of the women who found themselves in the situation and a myriad response is to the occupation by an enemy. why hasn't it been addressed before? why has it taken so long to experiment this diverse range of responses to the enemy. this picture helps to understand because it was taken in 2015 that last year. last year, the president a lot and let us not impugned. he of his motive decided it was time to breathe very two of the most famous women resistant and france's secular temple to the grace and good and it has carved on the pediment outside to the great man of france, a great fatherland. not surprising perhaps until last year only one woman was buried there in her own right, mary curry. what you see in this picture, draped
specifically in the occupation of paris by train six. so you know they were three principles in this story. i am going to tell you as little about them as i can possibly manage. this is a women's story. it is a story of how women manage to survive in the dark days of the train six occupation and encompasses women such as future ea, jewelers, actors, dancers, singers and all of the women who found themselves in the situation and a myriad response is to the occupation by an enemy. why hasn't it...
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8 News Now at 5 PM : KLAS : November 4, 2016 5:00pm-5:30pm PDT
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five.")) >>> ((denise valdez)) >>> power is back on at the paris las vegas hotel and casino. it was a grueling 12 hours after the lights went out the main power line. good evening...i'm denise valdez. ((dave courvoisier)) >> and i'm dave courvoisier. the hotel is working to get back to normal operation. but some guests are still wondering why backup generators failed? 8 news now reporter mauricio marin spent the day looking for answers. he's live with what he found out. ((mauricio marin )) >> you can once again see the glitz and glamour of the paris las vegas hotel and casino on the strip. the lights are shining bright tonight. guests who were inconvenienced. at the same time...they're working to make sure this doesn't happen again. ((elaine mckenzie/paris hotel guest: "it was our 54th wedding anniversary and it'll be very memorable." )) ((mauricio marin)) elaine and her husband gary had hoped to see the las vegas lights shine bright for their weddning anniversary. but when the power went out at paris...they were just thankful they came out ok. ((elaine mckenzie/paris hotel guest: "
five.")) >>> ((denise valdez)) >>> power is back on at the paris las vegas hotel and casino. it was a grueling 12 hours after the lights went out the main power line. good evening...i'm denise valdez. ((dave courvoisier)) >> and i'm dave courvoisier. the hotel is working to get back to normal operation. but some guests are still wondering why backup generators failed? 8 news now reporter mauricio marin spent the day looking for answers. he's live with what he found...
France 24 : LINKTV : November 16, 2016 5:30am-6:01am PST
years. now to our top story line from paris -- live from paris. our top straight to story now in syria where airstrikes are once again pounding rebel held district in aleppo and elsewhere. the bombardment months and and to a positive clad the syrian government and russia four weeks ago. the story foring us from beirut and joins us now live from their. the launchannounced of a new major operation. what more can you tell us? inia: since russia announced operation yesterday, there has been an upswing in aerial attacks. long-range missiles. practicing it is targeting spots. they did not mention bombing the city of aleppo. yesterday for the first time, bombs had almost a good million from the city. a very intense wave of attacks yesterday and last night and this morning. those in the east of aleppo were largely expected over the weekend. they received warning before the bombing began. i think that timing of this new russian offensive is significant. the blitz began hours after vladimir putin spoke to president-elect donald trump and other coordination to combat international terrorism, leav
years. now to our top story line from paris -- live from paris. our top straight to story now in syria where airstrikes are once again pounding rebel held district in aleppo and elsewhere. the bombardment months and and to a positive clad the syrian government and russia four weeks ago. the story foring us from beirut and joins us now live from their. the launchannounced of a new major operation. what more can you tell us? inia: since russia announced operation yesterday, there has been an...
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FOX5 News at 4:00pm : KVVU : November 4, 2016 4:00pm-5:00pm PDT
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around wondering what happened. the power is back on at paris las vegas... but the hotel has a lot of work to do... to make this right with its guests. i'm john huck. i'm cyndi lundeberg. those guests tell fox5 there is still a lot of confusion. fox5's adam herbets breaks down why this happened... and how dangerous it was to workers involved. but first, abby theodros shows us how gamblers were left in limbo when their games shut down! we saw a lot of confused guests who were scrambling to find a place to stay over night but gamers who were inside the booth were when it came to places to stay over night but a lot of people tell me things were more organized on the gaming side of things empty paris casino following yesterday's outage. gamers who were inside there tell me they were asked to stay by their machines until a staffer came by, took down their information and gave them a receipt with their winnings. "the machine was exactly as we left it. so when they fl on, the 24$ that i had in the machine at the time and the 100$ that my friend had in her machine at the time it was there. so
around wondering what happened. the power is back on at paris las vegas... but the hotel has a lot of work to do... to make this right with its guests. i'm john huck. i'm cyndi lundeberg. those guests tell fox5 there is still a lot of confusion. fox5's adam herbets breaks down why this happened... and how dangerous it was to workers involved. but first, abby theodros shows us how gamblers were left in limbo when their games shut down! we saw a lot of confused guests who were scrambling to find...
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WRAL News @ 11PM : WRAL : November 20, 2016 11:30pm-12:05am EST
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to me, thomas? janeway: thomas eugene paris i hereby reduce you to the rank of ensign and i sentence you to 30 years of solitary confinement. father: go to your room, young man. that's an order. stay there and think about what i've said. kim: tom... tom, wake up. ( gasps ) bad dream? oh... you could say that. you know, you look like hell. thanks. how'd you get past the guard? the vulcan neck pinch. come to spring me? well, the captain finally gave me permission to visit r. how are you doing? oh, thirty days? no problem. how's b'elanna? she misses you. yeah. i know the feeling. so, what have you been doing to pass the time? thinking and... thinking. trying not to think. actually, i started recording a letter to my father. really? yeah. for some reason, i... i wanted to explain to him how i ended up in here. i didn't want him to think... well, anyway, i realized how ridiculous it was. you should finish it. maybe he'll hear it someday. doubtful. you'll feel better getting it off your chest. r? that would be pointless. at least i'm consistent. tom... thanks for the visit, harry.
to me, thomas? janeway: thomas eugene paris i hereby reduce you to the rank of ensign and i sentence you to 30 years of solitary confinement. father: go to your room, young man. that's an order. stay there and think about what i've said. kim: tom... tom, wake up. ( gasps ) bad dream? oh... you could say that. you know, you look like hell. thanks. how'd you get past the guard? the vulcan neck pinch. come to spring me? well, the captain finally gave me permission to visit r. how are you doing?...
Key Capitol Hill Hearings : CSPAN3 : November 16, 2016 3:00pm-5:01pm EST
hope it will continue. 110 nations have ratified the paris climate deal which will demonstrate and initiate a need for nuclear power. here at home more than 360 businesses and investors support the paris climate agreement and a low carbon energy future for the united states. i am very concerned about president-elect trump's statements about withdrawing from the paris agreement. many nuclear companies and supporters recognize the need for nuclear energy to meet emission goals, especially in the short term when we need dramatic movement on emissions. won't withdrawing from paris have potentially negative consequences on the future of nuclear power? could you give me a yes or no on that and then you can expand of course. >> i don't think so, senator. >> you don't think so. >> i don't think i can give you a yes or no answer. >> okay. go ahead. >> no. no. no. i don't think -- i don't think it's a question which, you know -- my credentials here are to report on the secretary of energy's advisory board, not to make comments -- >> but the expertise that you have directly reflects on this q
hope it will continue. 110 nations have ratified the paris climate deal which will demonstrate and initiate a need for nuclear power. here at home more than 360 businesses and investors support the paris climate agreement and a low carbon energy future for the united states. i am very concerned about president-elect trump's statements about withdrawing from the paris agreement. many nuclear companies and supporters recognize the need for nuclear energy to meet emission goals, especially in the...
Democracy Now! : LINKTV : November 14, 2016 3:00pm-4:01pm PST
the united states who has vowed to cancel the paris climate agreement and stop all payments of u.s. tax dollars to u.n. global warming programs." here in morocco france's , environment minister, segolene royal called donald trump's climate plan to be absolutely catastrophic. >> i think if such decisions are taken, it would be absolutely catastrophic. i dare t to believe that s such things are campapaign promimiseo please a certain electorate, which is not understood that global warming is a reality or to enter the oil and fossisil energy lobobbies. i i think that when he actually takes office, he will see that withdrawing from multilateral negotiation's and climate issues would weaken the united states will stop amy: on sunday, thousands of people marched here in the streets in marrakesh, morocco. democracy now! was covering that march. >> i am from morocco. we are here in morocco. it is november and it is very hot. you can say that in rural areas, it is worse. people don't have water, food. they cannot go to school. these are basic rights for each and every human. >> my name is go
the united states who has vowed to cancel the paris climate agreement and stop all payments of u.s. tax dollars to u.n. global warming programs." here in morocco france's , environment minister, segolene royal called donald trump's climate plan to be absolutely catastrophic. >> i think if such decisions are taken, it would be absolutely catastrophic. i dare t to believe that s such things are campapaign promimiseo please a certain electorate, which is not understood that global...
The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon : WRAL : November 25, 2016 12:05am-1:08am EST
tun beveg! paris: sorry? either the universal translator's off-line or i hit my head harder than i thought. ruck. all right. take it easy. take it easy. fitah! this? listen, i really need this. fitah! ud neetot. ( sighs ) ( grunting ) of the starship voyager. tuvok. tuvok. yes. and you? noss. we'll go to my vessel. i see you've already been there. mayday, mayday. paris to voyager. respond. aw, come on. her name is noss. she was attacked by two humanoid males. you sure she didn't attack them? they were attempting to rob her. seems to be a local pastime. but somebody stole our med-kits. food. what's the status of the shuttle? fractures throughout the hull environmental systems down impulse engines are beyond repair. told you we should have brought the delta flyer. communications appear to be functional. won't do us any good. every time i transmit a signal it gets bounced back by the distortion field that pulled us down here. looks like we fell into some kind of gravity well. as far as i can tell this planet is a part of an entire solar system that is stuck in a pocket of subspace. fa
tun beveg! paris: sorry? either the universal translator's off-line or i hit my head harder than i thought. ruck. all right. take it easy. take it easy. fitah! this? listen, i really need this. fitah! ud neetot. ( sighs ) ( grunting ) of the starship voyager. tuvok. tuvok. yes. and you? noss. we'll go to my vessel. i see you've already been there. mayday, mayday. paris to voyager. respond. aw, come on. her name is noss. she was attacked by two humanoid males. you sure she didn't attack them?...
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Action News @ 6pm : KTNV : November 4, 2016 6:00pm-6:30pm PDT
by KTNV
tonight..... at "the paris hotel and casino".... on the las vegas strip. and.... thousands of people.... were forced to leave their rooms.... following a massive power outage! tonight.. the lights are back on. now.. caesars entertainment is dealing with a different kind of problem- hundreds of unhappy guests. our team coverage begins with 13 action news reporter tom george who's been talking with some of the people who are now trying to get their vacations straightened out. tom. when those lights went out - guests here say it was like something out of a post-apocalyptic movie ... some were lucky- they were get a room somewhere else. others, stuck spending all night stranded without their stuff ... today paris trying their best to make everyone happy.. everything went black... the nevilles from massachusetts getting a big shock staying at the paris lori neville / we were in rooms, they bounced us around we didn't get a hotel and he end result we didn't get a hotel... luckily friends staying at the venetian let them crash... others like jovita torok from vancouver canada in town
tonight..... at "the paris hotel and casino".... on the las vegas strip. and.... thousands of people.... were forced to leave their rooms.... following a massive power outage! tonight.. the lights are back on. now.. caesars entertainment is dealing with a different kind of problem- hundreds of unhappy guests. our team coverage begins with 13 action news reporter tom george who's been talking with some of the people who are now trying to get their vacations straightened out. tom. when...
News 3 Live at Noon : KSNV : November 3, 2016 12:00pm-12:30pm PDT
cause but we do know that las vegas fire and the paris hotel and casino actually tweeting out they said this was due to an on-site construction incident. so we do know that at this point and time. and to your point, michelle, the clark county fire department is supposed to be holding a press conference very shortly. it's supposed to be at noon. as soon as they get into that we'll definitely take it. >> michelle: what we really been people in the elevator at the time. you know if the power goes out the elevators don't work. so we could possibly have people trapped in different parts of the property. and that is something that we're looking at right now. so again we're waiting to find out if people have been evacuated. if so, how many. do they have people trapped? do they know exactly what caused this? and is there a concern for people's safety. that is something we're looking at. >> krystal: another thing we found out. the back-up generators aren't working. so this is why they h the safety of those guests and workers the utmost importance and concern. priority number one at this poi
cause but we do know that las vegas fire and the paris hotel and casino actually tweeting out they said this was due to an on-site construction incident. so we do know that at this point and time. and to your point, michelle, the clark county fire department is supposed to be holding a press conference very shortly. it's supposed to be at noon. as soon as they get into that we'll definitely take it. >> michelle: what we really been people in the elevator at the time. you know if the...
>> watching live from paris. "france 24." these are our top stories. venezuela's opposition and president maduro holds at fresh talks aimed at easing a political standoff. emphasizing common values. president hollande speaks to the president-elect trump when they have a "desire to work together." the passing of ladies and gentlemenened. fans across the globe pay tribute to leonard cohen who died in los angeles at the age of 82. >> good evening. we begin in venezuela, a country gripped by a political crisis and chronic food shortages. well, today the country's political rivals are sitting down with fresh talks. protests erupted last month when they blocked a referendum which could have paved the way for icholas maduro to be removed from office. we get up to speed what's happening in cracks a -- caracus today. reporter: talks between the president and opposition leaders -- >> we are here to demand an election and an election timetable. we want results. we do not want to see an agreement between politicians. we want a political change. reporter: under a truce agreed last week, the
>> watching live from paris. "france 24." these are our top stories. venezuela's opposition and president maduro holds at fresh talks aimed at easing a political standoff. emphasizing common values. president hollande speaks to the president-elect trump when they have a "desire to work together." the passing of ladies and gentlemenened. fans across the globe pay tribute to leonard cohen who died in los angeles at the age of 82. >> good evening. we begin in...
8 News Now Good Day : KLAS : November 4, 2016 6:00am-7:00am PDT
paris las very latest on the situation. >> brian, kirsten... update... the clark county fire department... as well as members from caesars will brief the media on exactly where they stand on restoring power to this massive hotel. the county says workers tried restoring temporary power yesterday afternoon... but didn't have any luck. that's when the clark county fire department ordered the evacuation of about 3-thousand people. hotel staff... metro police... and the clark county fire department carried out the order. people staygtaris say thisrned : ((jasocreffield // tel guest: i did not think i was going to have awithis, esp so i want to enjoyt.))rich broor spend the night in paris and are t able to do it.)) michael stevens)) st night...es other rooms... do ow some were sent toighbori d plant hollywood. e hotel went on tsay in case an lowed to returno their rooms th an escort to get any portant items. ewrapped by saying employeese o ((brian loftus)) sherry, how's the weather? ((sherry swensk)) sherry, how's the ((sherry swensk)) clear skies and a milder morning... temps righ
paris las very latest on the situation. >> brian, kirsten... update... the clark county fire department... as well as members from caesars will brief the media on exactly where they stand on restoring power to this massive hotel. the county says workers tried restoring temporary power yesterday afternoon... but didn't have any luck. that's when the clark county fire department ordered the evacuation of about 3-thousand people. hotel staff... metro police... and the clark county fire...
France 24 : LINKTV : November 1, 2016 5:30am-6:01am PDT
an echo hello and welcome to "live from paris." i am annette young. let's together look at what is making news at this hour. one week until the u.s. election, and democrat hillary clinton seeks to play down the latest twist to her email scandal as the fallout continues. meanwhile, the republican rival, donald trump, says the fbi has found the mother lode of emails. iraqi government troops are closing in on mosul. the islamic state group was last in the stronghold in the country. entirely ins almost serbia. french authorities -- the government tends to deal with the worsening migrant crisis in calais. annette: we begin in the united states, where it it is barely a week to go until election day. the residential raise is heating up. a new probe into hillary clinton's email scandal has seen the republican bridge the gap in the polls. however, donald trump is still trailing in key states as our correspondent reports. >> a lifeline for donald trump. the republican candidate says rival's latesthe in a scandal could turn the election in his favor. mr. trump: the fbi found that you are not
an echo hello and welcome to "live from paris." i am annette young. let's together look at what is making news at this hour. one week until the u.s. election, and democrat hillary clinton seeks to play down the latest twist to her email scandal as the fallout continues. meanwhile, the republican rival, donald trump, says the fbi has found the mother lode of emails. iraqi government troops are closing in on mosul. the islamic state group was last in the stronghold in the country....
. coming up here on live from paris. ♪ anchor: barack obama is wrapping up his farewell tour in europe. this, as he sat down with eu leaders this friday in berlin. he sat down with leaders of france, italy, germany. let's take a listen to what the leaders have to say to each other. this is a time for european leaders to say goodbye to president obama and he has said pushing issues such as international security, and also talked about unity in arepe, knowing that they facing several difficulties at the moment. haveure many leaders will questions about what a trump presidency will look like. also high on the agenda is the issue of the transatlantic trade deal. angela merkel in a press conference yesterday poured cold water on the idea that this deal could even be completed. we know that president trump is not keen on it at all. givewill be looking to this one last push. also on the agenda is the issue of sanctions against russia. whether there should be further sanctions against russia. trump has made it clear that he wants a -- with vladimir putin when he takes office. obama had a warni
. coming up here on live from paris. ♪ anchor: barack obama is wrapping up his farewell tour in europe. this, as he sat down with eu leaders this friday in berlin. he sat down with leaders of france, italy, germany. let's take a listen to what the leaders have to say to each other. this is a time for european leaders to say goodbye to president obama and he has said pushing issues such as international security, and also talked about unity in arepe, knowing that they facing several...
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CBS This Morning : WNCN : November 15, 2016 7:00am-9:01am EST
by WNCN
-- there's no left bank in cocoa beach. well, there is in paris. it is called chez moustache. it is in a quaint little part of town, with a cobblestone street in front and people-- some other day, huh? sorry. ooh. they make a marvelous cheese souffl? there. why don't you go there? oh, i could not do that. it would not be any fun without you, master. master? mm-hm? do you read french? yeah, a little. i-- i studied it in school. can you read this? hm? oh, sure. tony: uh, "je desire ?tre a paris". oh, that's easy. um, "i wish i were in paris." [squealing] oh, master! [???] i'm sorry. i-i, uh-- monsieur. welcome to paris, master. yeah, i-i'm terribly sorry. jeannie, i told you, i'm supposed to be at a meeting. oh, please, do not be angry, master. you must eat lunch and this was right on the way. right on the way to where? the eiffel tower? i'm due to be walking into the conference room at nasa headquarters right this minute. oh, that is no problem, master. you are at nasa. mm. huh? now, shall we order the cheese souffl?? where's major nelson? oh, he's always on time, general. he should be
-- there's no left bank in cocoa beach. well, there is in paris. it is called chez moustache. it is in a quaint little part of town, with a cobblestone street in front and people-- some other day, huh? sorry. ooh. they make a marvelous cheese souffl? there. why don't you go there? oh, i could not do that. it would not be any fun without you, master. master? mm-hm? do you read french? yeah, a little. i-- i studied it in school. can you read this? hm? oh, sure. tony: uh, "je desire ?tre a...
France 24 : LINKTV : November 7, 2016 2:30pm-3:01pm PST
welcome back to live from paris, these are the headlines. hillary clinton says she was to be the president of every body as a right-wing tv pull gives her a four-point lead. making theires final rallying call for their supporters to try to sway the undecided. forces close in on both islamic state strongholds and other key towns in most opiate in syria u.s. backed forces are closing in. despite fierce resistance from jihadists. a growing crime wave. ♪ thank you very much for being with us. it is fever pitch in the united states with days to go before the polls opened. both candidates are campaigning nonstop to try to glue the undecided. hillary clinton wants to be the president for every body. clinton now has a four-point lead over her republican rival. stars have been coming out in favor of clinton including bruce springsteen and a whole list of stars. she is speaking in three swing states this monday. donald trump using his private jet to cover for of the swing states. calling his opponent crooked, even though the fbi has cleared her once again over e-mail claims. from speakin
welcome back to live from paris, these are the headlines. hillary clinton says she was to be the president of every body as a right-wing tv pull gives her a four-point lead. making theires final rallying call for their supporters to try to sway the undecided. forces close in on both islamic state strongholds and other key towns in most opiate in syria u.s. backed forces are closing in. despite fierce resistance from jihadists. a growing crime wave. ♪ thank you very much for being with us. it...
KYW (CBS)
ET Entertainment Tonight : KYW : November 29, 2016 7:00pm-7:31pm EST
by KYW
has been turned completely upside down now with kanye's hospitalization and the paris robbery, but apparently nothing can stop "keeping up with the kardashians." >> are you okay, kim? >> despite kim and now kanye dealing with trauma, an e! spokesperson tells e.t. the show is, quote, currently in production and has not been halted. an earlier report stated cameras wouldn't film for the remainder of the year. >> if two people are in a reality show your health has to come first. i think halting and stepping back is the key. >> yesterday kourtney's ex scott disick stayed mum on kanye's condition. our source says kim's husband is, quote, not schizophrenic and doctors have not diagnosed hem with a specific disease or disorder. >> that same source does claim kanye had been, quote, suffering from hallucinations due to a lack of sleep and there were concerns that he was not able to acknowledge what's happening in real life. psychiatrist dr. sophie who is not treating kanye explains. >> it's probably a combination of exhaustion, dehydration and lots of not good sleep. those are the big key i
has been turned completely upside down now with kanye's hospitalization and the paris robbery, but apparently nothing can stop "keeping up with the kardashians." >> are you okay, kim? >> despite kim and now kanye dealing with trauma, an e! spokesperson tells e.t. the show is, quote, currently in production and has not been halted. an earlier report stated cameras wouldn't film for the remainder of the year. >> if two people are in a reality show your health has to...
crews are working to bring the power back on to the paris hotel and casino. what officials say happened that caused a blackout. ((kirsten joyce)) >> plus -- re-zoning the clark county school district. the notice some parents will receive.. if their child's school is affected. ((brian loftus)) >> and, take advantage of the weather this weekend.. because sherry says the valley is expecting a warm up! ((kirsten joyce)) >> 8 news now good day, the valley's news leader, starts right now./// ((now, live...this is 8 news now good day.)) br >> thanks for waking up with us, i'm brian loftus. kirsten joyce >> i'm kirsten joyce. it's been nearly 20-hours since the paris hotel and casino blacked out. ((brian loftus)) >> a contractor working in the hotel's basement accidentally cut into the main power line... shutting off the power... and leaving guests without a place to stay: (("this could be one of the most bizarre things i've ever seen in my life.")) and placed at different strip properties to spend the night. this morning, crews are doing their best to get the hotel back up and running
crews are working to bring the power back on to the paris hotel and casino. what officials say happened that caused a blackout. ((kirsten joyce)) >> plus -- re-zoning the clark county school district. the notice some parents will receive.. if their child's school is affected. ((brian loftus)) >> and, take advantage of the weather this weekend.. because sherry says the valley is expecting a warm up! ((kirsten joyce)) >> 8 news now good day, the valley's news leader, starts...
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Action News at 5AM : WFTS : November 4, 2016 5:00am-5:30am EDT
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and lots of other places, look at france, look at paris. i have friends that used to go to paris, they say no paris somebody paris. we can't allow this to happen. >> both clinton and trump were in north carolina yesterday. they'll both be in pennsylvania today. final days of the campaign season both campaigns now out with new ads. donald trump linking hillary clinton to pervert anthony wiener. >>> hillary clinton is using more of trump's own words criticizing minorities and women against him in new ad cam papers. the clinton campaign is spending more than $53 million in this final week compared to $30 million trump plans to spend. clinton is using scare tactics on what she thinks life will be under donald trump. we would have a commander in incredibly dangerous. someone who wants more countries to have nuclear weapons, that could he's illegally -- easily start a war. >> tim kaine will be in sarasota tomorrow. president obama is heading to kissimmee on sunday. >>> senator marco rubio will visit today, spring hill and the villages. he is making the pitch to voters that he will act
and lots of other places, look at france, look at paris. i have friends that used to go to paris, they say no paris somebody paris. we can't allow this to happen. >> both clinton and trump were in north carolina yesterday. they'll both be in pennsylvania today. final days of the campaign season both campaigns now out with new ads. donald trump linking hillary clinton to pervert anthony wiener. >>> hillary clinton is using more of trump's own words criticizing minorities and...
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ET Entertainment Tonight : KRON : November 29, 2016 7:30pm-8:01pm PST
by KRON
has been turned completely upside down now with kanye's hospitalization and the paris robbery, but apparently nothing can stop keeping up with the kardashians. >> are you okay, kim? >> despite kim and now kanye dealing with trauma, an e! spokesperson tells e.t. the show is currently in production. taking a temporary break like the one after kim's armed robbery. >> if two people are in a reality show your health has to come first. i think halting and stepping back is the key. >> yesterday kourtney's ex scott disick stayed mum on kanye's condition. kim's husband is, quote, not schizophrenic and doctors have not diagnosed hem with a specific disease or disorder. >> that same source does claim kanye had been suffering to hallucinations due to lack of sleep and he was concerned he was, quote, not able to beinga knowledge what's happening in real life. >> it's probably a combination of exhaustion, dehydration and lots of not good sleep. those are the big key indicators that will wear your brain down so chemically you will start to have these bizarre hallucinations and those are what need
has been turned completely upside down now with kanye's hospitalization and the paris robbery, but apparently nothing can stop keeping up with the kardashians. >> are you okay, kim? >> despite kim and now kanye dealing with trauma, an e! spokesperson tells e.t. the show is currently in production. taking a temporary break like the one after kim's armed robbery. >> if two people are in a reality show your health has to come first. i think halting and stepping back is the key....
News 3 Live at Five : KSNV : November 25, 2016 5:00pm-5:30pm PST
alondzo paris. bullets used in the murders of durrant. mohammed and jeff johnson. >> i love my daughter and i never got to say goodbye to him. >> you are hearing from the daughter who is fearful of paris and does not want to show her face. she is concerned paris will hurt her family. they believed she was paris 'murder victim then killed robinson family members say paris murdered him after he did not hold the door open for his girlfriend at this mc donalds. >> we took him away from his kid. you will pay for it i promise you. >> in september there is video showing escape from the interrogation room. four day later recaptured. police department explains jeff hn was the last very much johnson happened to be riding hisz motorcycle and saw paris in a friend's backyard. johnson was concerned and chased paris. triking the helmet johnson was wearing. a witness at the time told police he said he felt like they were out to get him. everyone was out to get him. reporting live antonio, news 3. >> thank you. the height plunged 80 feet emerges without injuries after spending 12 hours trapped
alondzo paris. bullets used in the murders of durrant. mohammed and jeff johnson. >> i love my daughter and i never got to say goodbye to him. >> you are hearing from the daughter who is fearful of paris and does not want to show her face. she is concerned paris will hurt her family. they believed she was paris 'murder victim then killed robinson family members say paris murdered him after he did not hold the door open for his girlfriend at this mc donalds. >> we took him...
camp in northern paris. several thousand people being relocated to temporary shelters. germany summons turkey's envoy arrests a dozen pro-kurdish mps. the historic paris climate deal officially goes into effect. putting pressure on nearly 200 countries to slash greenhouse gas emissions. ♪ >> we begin in france where police and city officials have cleared migrants camped out on sidewalks in northern paris. people boarded buses to temporary shelters for processing. 2000 andsay between 3000 migrants have to move into the area. let's cross to france 24, joining us from stalingrad, the neighborhood where the operation took place earlier this friday. efforts have ended. do we know what his next? said, the operation has ended. it went on for six or seven hours. the camps are empty. all dozers have already started clearing the tents further down near the metro and underneath the metro. we expect them to make their way up. later today. around 3500 migrants were best way early this morning. around 300 of them were classified as vulnerable. that is women and children. they're are going
camp in northern paris. several thousand people being relocated to temporary shelters. germany summons turkey's envoy arrests a dozen pro-kurdish mps. the historic paris climate deal officially goes into effect. putting pressure on nearly 200 countries to slash greenhouse gas emissions. ♪ >> we begin in france where police and city officials have cleared migrants camped out on sidewalks in northern paris. people boarded buses to temporary shelters for processing. 2000 andsay between...
FOX5 News This Morning : KVVU : November 4, 2016 4:00am-4:30am PDT
back on and thousands of guests are waking up at paris hotel after a major power outage thursday. the power was out for more than 12 hours, the hotel's employees and guests. fox5's peter dawson joins us live from the strip hotel, where peter is waiting for an update from caesars. peter, what's the mood like out there this morning? we should hear from caesars at 6 a-m. we have been out here all night as guests returned to their hotel rooms. it was pretty chaotic last night, with many guests demanding answers about when the power would be restored and when they could get their stuff. thursday morning, a construction crew accidently hit a main power basement, cutting power to the entire casino. the power went black just before 10 o'clock. a full evacuation of the property was ordered at noon after the generators failed to kick in. 3,000 people were displaced from the 29 hundred rooms at the resort. no one went to the hospital but some guests were pretty shaken up, trapped in the elevators. "i hear is banging and screaming and there was people stuck in there" "nobody was around to give me
back on and thousands of guests are waking up at paris hotel after a major power outage thursday. the power was out for more than 12 hours, the hotel's employees and guests. fox5's peter dawson joins us live from the strip hotel, where peter is waiting for an update from caesars. peter, what's the mood like out there this morning? we should hear from caesars at 6 a-m. we have been out here all night as guests returned to their hotel rooms. it was pretty chaotic last night, with many guests...
getting put into place at the hotel casino so this doesn't happen again. ((mauricio marin)) paris las vegas hotel and casino is hustling and bustling again a day after a massive power outage forced about 3-thousand people out. elaine and gary celebrating their 54th wedding anniversary at the hotel couldn't quite believe it. ((elaine mckenzie/staying at paris: "we sat in the casino and waited for about an hour and a half or so then they said it might be a long time then went to planet hollywood.")) ((mauricio marin)) hotel staff worked to comfort guests. but it wa some people stuck inside elevators. ((elaine mckenzie/staying at paris: "alot of people were stuck upstairs and we are on the 30th floor we would not have been able to walk those stairs." )) ((mauricio marin)) clark county firefighters rescued 11 people. they located them by yelling into elevator shafts. county building code officials are now looking into why the hotel's back up power failed. ((samuel palmer/clark county dept. of building & fire prevention: "one of the things we will have to evaluate is the emergency gene
getting put into place at the hotel casino so this doesn't happen again. ((mauricio marin)) paris las vegas hotel and casino is hustling and bustling again a day after a massive power outage forced about 3-thousand people out. elaine and gary celebrating their 54th wedding anniversary at the hotel couldn't quite believe it. ((elaine mckenzie/staying at paris: "we sat in the casino and waited for about an hour and a half or so then they said it might be a long time then went to planet...
news3lv.com. it starts at 4:00 p.m. >> krystal: the lights are back on at the paris las vegas. we're learning more about what happened and why that power was out for 12 hours. >> michelle: i know. boy it was long day for those people. news 3's craig fiegener is live on the strip just outside the paris. you and i were talking earlier, craig, i mean, this was not a little thing. this was a really big entire history, the caesars entertainment company, they own several properties on the strip, they've never had where the entire property went dark because of a power failure. take a look behind me. paris las vegas. the doors are open. the lights are back on. what a difference 12 hours makes. for much of the day yesterday, in fact into early this morning, this place was plunged into darkness. this is phone video from inside paris las vegas just after power there were 3,000 people in the hotel, the casino. at 9:45 a.m. in the morning thursday everyone was told to get out. 1600 people had rooms at the paris hotel. but without power anywhere it wasn't safe to come back for 12 hours. this morni
news3lv.com. it starts at 4:00 p.m. >> krystal: the lights are back on at the paris las vegas. we're learning more about what happened and why that power was out for 12 hours. >> michelle: i know. boy it was long day for those people. news 3's craig fiegener is live on the strip just outside the paris. you and i were talking earlier, craig, i mean, this was not a little thing. this was a really big entire history, the caesars entertainment company, they own several properties on...
CNN (San Francisco)
CNN Tonight With Don Lemon : CNNW : November 11, 2016 12:00am-1:01am PST
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floated and some of the things donald trump has said over the last few hours. paris denard, cnn commentator. he has been supportive of donald trump throughout the election process. who knows what job paris will have in the near future. also joined by cnn political analyst josh rogue an, a columnist for "the washington post." i don't expect him to have another job in the near future. >> eugene scott is with us now. we will get to pictures of some of the protests in a bit. josh, first to you, because i think the news that steve bannon is being seriously considered as chief of staff will be something that is disturbing to many on the left, surprising to many republicans, and even to many donald trump supporters. what does this man represent and what would it mean were he to be picked as chief of staff? >> yeah, i think this is one of many instances inside the trump transition team where there's a battle raging. my sources inside the transition team confirm this, between those who want to see trump appoint an administration more moderate, mainstream, more establishment, and those wh
floated and some of the things donald trump has said over the last few hours. paris denard, cnn commentator. he has been supportive of donald trump throughout the election process. who knows what job paris will have in the near future. also joined by cnn political analyst josh rogue an, a columnist for "the washington post." i don't expect him to have another job in the near future. >> eugene scott is with us now. we will get to pictures of some of the protests in a bit. josh,...
Newsline : LINKTV : November 4, 2016 5:00am-5:31am PDT
investigation. >>> a real deal. the paris agreement on climate change is now international law. more than 190 countries and territories have agreed to follow the framework. >>> and in a land known for its endearing mascots, we visit a company that creates designs with just the right amount of cute. >>> south korea's president says she'll cooperate with investigators on a corruption scandal involving her friend. park geun-hye once again apologized. >> translator: i am again deeply story from the bottom of my heart for causing so much disappointment and concern. i will sincerely comply with the prosecutors' investigation if it is needed. i will even agree to submit to a special investigation. >> this would be the first time that a sitting south korean president is subject to such an investigation. prosecutors arrested choi soon-sil on sunday. she's been a friend of park's for more than 40 years. choi is suspected of conspireing with former presidential aide an chong-bum. choi is also suspected of trying to defraud the organizations out of about $600,000. on friday there was an arrest warran
investigation. >>> a real deal. the paris agreement on climate change is now international law. more than 190 countries and territories have agreed to follow the framework. >>> and in a land known for its endearing mascots, we visit a company that creates designs with just the right amount of cute. >>> south korea's president says she'll cooperate with investigators on a corruption scandal involving her friend. park geun-hye once again apologized. >>...
itself. has opened in paris. the reception center can house 400 people and is designed to reduce the number of people sleeping rough on the streets of paris. it comes a few weeks after this dismantling of the so-called jungle camp in calais. paris' newhis is migrant shelter, and inflatable dome with beds for 400 people. >> 20 migrants came in this morning. the idea is to offer every newly arrived migrant safe, dignified sheltered so their situation can be dealt with appropriately. reporter: located near the gar the center is equipped with bedrooms, showers and on site medical services. it will be a place of transit where new arrivals will stay for up to 10 days before being transferred to other accommodations in france. the center is also reserved for men, a similar one for women and children as such open in 2017. >> as soon as people are identified as asylum-seekers by the police and provided they have nowhere else to go, they will be referred to charity groups who will send them here to this shelter. french authorities cleared around 3000 people from paris last camp in week fol
itself. has opened in paris. the reception center can house 400 people and is designed to reduce the number of people sleeping rough on the streets of paris. it comes a few weeks after this dismantling of the so-called jungle camp in calais. paris' newhis is migrant shelter, and inflatable dome with beds for 400 people. >> 20 migrants came in this morning. the idea is to offer every newly arrived migrant safe, dignified sheltered so their situation can be dealt with appropriately....
8 News Now at 6:30 PM : KLAS : November 3, 2016 6:30pm-7:00pm PDT
just doesn't care about people like us. now... paris las vegas has been sitting in darkness. we take you live to the scene as crews work around the clock to get the power restored. ((paul joncich)) >>> and the race is neck and neck... which state the clinton campaign says hillary has to win... if she wants to beat donald trump./// ((tedd florendo)) (((>>it's a thursday beauty with clear skies and decreasing winds. but expecting a warm-up into your weekend. details coming up on 8 news now.<<<))) <<< news music voice over: "now, live...this is 8 news now at six-thirty." >>> picture of the paris hotel and casino. as you can see... it's still sitting in darkness tonight... with only the eiffel tower lit up right now. thanks for joining us... i'm paul joncich. ((christianne klein)) >> and i'm christianne klein. a construction crew on the property accidentally cut power to the entire property around ten this morning. mauricio marin is live outside the paris tonight with the latest. mauricio? ((mauricio marin)) >> hotel leaders just that paris hotel and casino will remain shut down to the p
just doesn't care about people like us. now... paris las vegas has been sitting in darkness. we take you live to the scene as crews work around the clock to get the power restored. ((paul joncich)) >>> and the race is neck and neck... which state the clinton campaign says hillary has to win... if she wants to beat donald trump./// ((tedd florendo)) (((>>it's a thursday beauty with clear skies and decreasing winds. but expecting a warm-up into your weekend. details coming up on 8...
reporter bryan callahan.. outside paris right now waiting for a briefing from clark county. bryan. the paris las vegas is still without power they tried to get power back temporarily this did not work, so guests are being sent away guests are asking to check in at ballys so they can be put into rooms at other caesars properties. they also have waiting areas set up at planet hollywood and ballys for displaced guests for the paris no one is being their flights. sot hani tabello 21.49.05 all our stuff was in the room, they wouldn't even allow us into the room 08 finally told at about five o'clock, i mean and a private contractor to try to get the power back on. caesars is hopeful it will be back up tonight before people's here's another live look.... from chopper -13-... with thousands of people forced the question is... where are they going? 13 action news reporter..... gina lazara.... was at paris today.... and.... talked to some of the people affected. she joins us now live.... in the studio... gina? first i want to show you the back of the paris parking garage.... i stumbled upon this
reporter bryan callahan.. outside paris right now waiting for a briefing from clark county. bryan. the paris las vegas is still without power they tried to get power back temporarily this did not work, so guests are being sent away guests are asking to check in at ballys so they can be put into rooms at other caesars properties. they also have waiting areas set up at planet hollywood and ballys for displaced guests for the paris no one is being their flights. sot hani tabello 21.49.05 all our...
8 News Now at 11 PM : KLAS : November 3, 2016 11:00pm-11:36pm PDT
restored at the paris las vegas right now. this after the main power line was accidentally cut this morning... forcing the property to shut down. ((dave courvoisier)) >>> thanks for joining us live at 11. i'm dave courvoisier. ((denise valdez)) >> i'm denise valdez. thousands of guests shuffling to other hotels -- many visitors missing flights -- and the paris hotel struggling to get back into business. the strip with more on how they're dealing with the a big inconvenience. ((shakala alvaranga)) >> dave and denise, inside -- crews are working around the clock to restore everything. but in the meantime, no guests will be allowed in their rooms until the fire chief gives the all clear. <<< "this could be one of the most bizarre things i've ever seen in my life." ((shakala alvaranga)) a pitch black paris. "i did not think i was going to have to deal with this, especially at paris. it's one of our first days here..so i want to enjoy it." ((shakala alvaranga)) the entire hotel lost power this morning... "atm's are down. everything is down." ((shakala alvaranga)) after a contractor working in th
restored at the paris las vegas right now. this after the main power line was accidentally cut this morning... forcing the property to shut down. ((dave courvoisier)) >>> thanks for joining us live at 11. i'm dave courvoisier. ((denise valdez)) >> i'm denise valdez. thousands of guests shuffling to other hotels -- many visitors missing flights -- and the paris hotel struggling to get back into business. the strip with more on how they're dealing with the a big inconvenience....
live from las vegas fox5 news at 6 starts now. "paris las vegas" is back in business. power has been fully restored. how the resort is working with gamblers to return their money... closed captioning will resume shortly and... it's another beautiful day for the "shriners open" -- right here in las vegas. we'll have a look at round two of the tournament. this is fox5 news at after a long day and night of waiting... the paris casino is back up and running at full power. i'm christine maddela. i'm john huck. we have team coverage. fox5's abby theodros spoke with restaurant owners and vendors... but first -- we start with adam herbets with an update on how construction crews can count themselves lucky. oh john christine abby and i have both been out here since yesterday morning when this happened around 915 the good news though is that the nightmare is over the paris casino is open and you can see right behind me that also means the beer park is open certainly a lot of people last night could've used a beer to relax because we're you watching the news last night? it was tense let me
live from las vegas fox5 news at 6 starts now. "paris las vegas" is back in business. power has been fully restored. how the resort is working with gamblers to return their money... closed captioning will resume shortly and... it's another beautiful day for the "shriners open" -- right here in las vegas. we'll have a look at round two of the tournament. this is fox5 news at after a long day and night of waiting... the paris casino is back up and running at full power. i'm...
News 3 Live Today : KSNV : November 4, 2016 5:00am-6:00am PDT
the paris. >> kim: how scary when they went off yesterday morning. moments. we have traffic and weather every 10 minutes on the program. a very important forecast for us today. early voting ends and we have a pga golf town until the town. >> kelly: it's looking >> tom: they have light in the area from the side of the hotel and the street looks great. the tourist are sleeping this time of the morning. good news in the resort corridor. now. we are running in the green. great start to your friday morning commute. >> dana: we take you live to the beautiful las vegas strip. craig has made his way down to our resort corridor. the lights are back on at the paris although i notice the lights on the i'll to youer are not on at this hour. >> 9:45 in the morning until 10:15 last night the power off at paris at the resort here, paris las vegas. it was on about 2:00 in the afternoon but that was for emergency lighting only. what happened is what everybody has been asking. apparently a construction crew drilled down into the main power line in the basement and that cut electricity to the enti
the paris. >> kim: how scary when they went off yesterday morning. moments. we have traffic and weather every 10 minutes on the program. a very important forecast for us today. early voting ends and we have a pga golf town until the town. >> kelly: it's looking >> tom: they have light in the area from the side of the hotel and the street looks great. the tourist are sleeping this time of the morning. good news in the resort corridor. now. we are running in the green. great...
Fox News West
Outnumbered : FOXNEWSW : November 3, 2016 9:20am-10:01am PDT
by FOXNEWSW
france. look at paris. i have a friend every year he goes to paris. i haven't seen him in a while. paris, the city of lights, he tells me. for years, paris, paris. i see him like a month ago. how was paris this summer? i don't go to paris, are you kidding me? it is no longer paris. he hasn't been there in a long time. we're going to have our country be great again, folks, okay? we'll have -- we'll do it properly, we're going to do it properly. we'll do it through love, in a lot of different ways but we'll have our country be great. a trump administration will also secure, defend the borders of the united states. [cheering] yes, we will build a great wall. [cheering] [shouting] usa! >> and mexico, which is making a fortune with us, just a fortune, at the border, and through trade deficits, our trade deficit with mexico is enormous. it is enormous with everybody. why should they be different? mexico will pay for the wall, believe me. 100%. [cheering] they might not know it yet but they're paying for the wall. we received first-ever endorsement from our i.c.e. and border patrol officers. th
france. look at paris. i have a friend every year he goes to paris. i haven't seen him in a while. paris, the city of lights, he tells me. for years, paris, paris. i see him like a month ago. how was paris this summer? i don't go to paris, are you kidding me? it is no longer paris. he hasn't been there in a long time. we're going to have our country be great again, folks, okay? we'll have -- we'll do it properly, we're going to do it properly. we'll do it through love, in a lot of different...
paris to explain what caused this and the current situation at the hotel-casino. mauricio? ((mauricio marin)) >> as the sun sets some folks are working to figure out if they'll be able to sleep in their hotel room tonight after this massive blackou casino. this is the scene right now outside the hotel where it's been over 7 hours since a construction crew accidently cut the main power line. >> paris hotel leaders tell us it's taking a lot more time to get the power on than expected. they had hoped to get temporary power on a few hours after the incident just before 10. turn back on. here's what one person described seeing when the lights went out: ((brett stoelker: "through the paris. where the lights are out. the game machines are off. and flashlights. this could be one of the most bizarre things i've seen in my life.' )) ((mauricio marin)) >> in total about 3-thousand people had to be evacuated including staff and guests. clark county fire had to rescue 11 people from elevators...scre aming into elevator shafts to help locate people. fortunately----no injuries have been
paris to explain what caused this and the current situation at the hotel-casino. mauricio? ((mauricio marin)) >> as the sun sets some folks are working to figure out if they'll be able to sleep in their hotel room tonight after this massive blackou casino. this is the scene right now outside the hotel where it's been over 7 hours since a construction crew accidently cut the main power line. >> paris hotel leaders tell us it's taking a lot more time to get the power on than...
KUSA (NBC)
ET Entertainment Tonight : KUSA : November 29, 2016 6:30pm-6:59pm MST
by KUSA
paris for the annual victoria's secret fashion show and kevin frazier is joining in on the fun, but there is one concern, the safety of all of the angels. >> going out and you're taking pictures at the eiffel tower. clearly, people will start to lose their mind. how do you handle all of the other people? security on you. >> security was very tight as police escorted the ladies on their way to the iconic paris landmark. >> like, i don't know where the cameras are. >> paris police kept close throughout the shoot and couldn't resist snapping a few pics of their own, but some things there was no protection from. >> the angels will look flawless, but the the morning and this is paying the price to be a superstar. it's cold outside. >> it's freezing. >> my nose is red. >> that is beautiful. just to watch the sunrise here. >> it is unbelievable. >> next week's victoria's secret fashion show is the biggest ever and marks the first time that angels will be spreading their wings in the city of lights. >> what is the one thing you >> first thing i want to do? party. we're going to party and ce
paris for the annual victoria's secret fashion show and kevin frazier is joining in on the fun, but there is one concern, the safety of all of the angels. >> going out and you're taking pictures at the eiffel tower. clearly, people will start to lose their mind. how do you handle all of the other people? security on you. >> security was very tight as police escorted the ladies on their way to the iconic paris landmark. >> like, i don't know where the cameras are. >>...
CNN Newsroom Live : CNNW : November 13, 2016 2:00am-3:01am PST
remembering the victims. live pictures from paris france, as the city marks one year since the deadly terror attacks. >>> the farc rebels and colombians reach a peace agreement. >>> i'm natalie allen. >> i'm george howell, newsroom starts now. >>> it is 5:00 a.m. on the u.s. east coast. donald trump's spokeswoman says a decision on the white house chief of staff is imminent. the two likely choices adviser steve bannon and republican national committee chair reince priebus. the chief of staff is an important position because it controls who sees the president of the united states. >> anti-trump demonstrators, meantime, have been out in force for the fourth straight day, thousands filling the streets of portland, oregon, yet again on saturday along with a large presence of riot police. portland, has seen dozens of arrests over the past three nights including 19 tonight. >> protests continued in new york. thousands of people marched to trump tower saturday chanting anti-trump slogans. >> our brynn gingras is there as thousands of disgruntled people voiced their opposition. >> repo
remembering the victims. live pictures from paris france, as the city marks one year since the deadly terror attacks. >>> the farc rebels and colombians reach a peace agreement. >>> i'm natalie allen. >> i'm george howell, newsroom starts now. >>> it is 5:00 a.m. on the u.s. east coast. donald trump's spokeswoman says a decision on the white house chief of staff is imminent. the two likely choices adviser steve bannon and republican national committee chair...
FOX5 News This Morning Weekend Edition : KVVU : November 6, 2016 6:00am-8:00am PST
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I've been giving some thought to this as I'm transitioning to a DAO and just wanted to get some of your thoughts on it.
While we're yet to transition to a state where the individuals starting a DAO would be independent from a sovereign nation. a sovereign nation which would be enforcing their tax obligations. obligations like personal income, capital gains etc for the individual. they could then argue that a DAO run by said individual isn't legally recognised and sees it as a conventional company - for them to then posit that they are owed tax from its commercial activity.
so i'm just curious as to whether others have given thought to this particular potential issue… but also others which could be achilles heel type problems, please do share. i think this just might be big enough of a vector that it needs it's own category (ecosystem onboarding?) to highlight it and enable in-depth exploration!
Depending on the type of business, one could do this from anywhere and just use a pseudonym to run the business if they don't want to worry about paperwork.
Think about it, now it is possible to create a website, create a company, send and receive payments, without ever needing to use a legal identity. For all intents and purposes digital sovereignty is completely within our grasp. Obviously there are some taxes that are always inevitable, like sales tax when you shop or property tax if you own a home and don't want it taken away. But lots of income could be earned completely "off shore" and tax free using an Aragon company, and spent like cash with few to no ties back to a "real world" ID. I'm not advocating to break the law, it is just interesting to think about what is actually possible now that was just sci-fi not long ago.
I guess it depends on your definitions of "best" and "sovereign" How would you define these things? Maybe this is something we can crowdsource/ fund through the Community Funding DAO. A table where you can score and rank countries based on various attributes like "cost of living", "tax rate for non-citizens", "cost of citizenship/ passport", "level of freedom", "quality of life", etc.
there are existing reference we could look to that do varying versions of these - although not crypto skewed - repurpose the learnings for crypto enabled self-sovereignty.


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Tom Caron: Red Sox give fans glimmer of hope about October
Sparked by Rafael Devers and Xander Bogaerts, Boston and its high-powered offense took 3 of 4 against the Yankees.
By TOM CARON
Fenway Park was buzzing over the weekend as the Boston Red Sox took three of four games from the New York Yankees. The series didn't do much to put a dent in the standings – the Yankees take the field on Tuesday with a nine-game lead over Boston – but it gave fans a little hope that the 2019 Red Sox might just have an October run in them after all.
It was the first time all year the Red Sox gave us the feeling that they could beat one of baseball's best teams in a series. Over the first three games, the Sox bludgeoned the Yankees – outscoring them 38-13 before a raucous Fenway crowd.
The Yankees rolled into town with one of the most feared offenses in the game, but it was the Red Sox who were spraying extra-base hits all over the park.
Xander Bogaerts, left, celebrates his three-run homer with Rafael Devers in the first inning of Boston's 19-3 rout of the New York Yankees on Thursday night. AP Photo/Elise Amendola
Once again it was Rafael Devers and Xander Bogaerts leading the way. The two have been Boston's most consistent offensive performers this season. Devers and Bogaerts finished the weekend with 82 and 81 RBI, respectively. Mike Trout was the only American League player with more (85).
If you were trying to name an AL MVP at this stage of the season, you'd have to put both Sox players on the list. The very short list of the best players in the game. It's the second straight year the Sox have two players vying for MVP status.
Last year it was Mookie Betts (who ultimately won the award) and J.D. Martinez. Which means in a 16-month span the Sox have had four players performing at an MVP level.
"Last year, although J.D. and Mookie kind of carried us throughout the season there was always someone else dancing with them," said Boston manager Alex Cora. "It was like three or four guys always hot throughout the season. It was Mookie and J.D. who seemed like they never slumped throughout. Then it was Xander or Benny (Andrew Benintendi) or Mitch (Moreland).
"This year it's been (Devers and Bogaerts) and somebody else. … It's a testament to who we are, the way we work in scouting and development and obviously the front office and ownership and what they bring on a daily basis."
For the front office and ownership, watching Bogaerts and Devers blossom into superstars has to be gratifying. Bogaerts is 26 years old and signed a contract extension through 2025, although he has an opt-out clause after 2022. Devers, just 22, is under team control for four more years.
That's a cornerstone that should continue to be one of the best one-two punches in the game, and it won't be going anywhere for a long time to come. Even as the Red Sox figure out if they can sign Mookie Betts to a blockbuster deal, they know the top of the offense is in good hands.
The Red Sox don't have one of the best farm systems in the game because so much young talent is already in The Show. As Hall of Fame reporter Peter Gammons pointed out over the weekend, the Red Sox fielded lineups in two straight games against the Yankees that featured eight players signed and developed by the team. Only Martinez was a free-agent signing.
That lineup brought fans to life over the weekend, even if the series with New York ended with a disappointing loss on Sunday night. The Red Sox began the week on the outside of the playoff picture looking in, but a wild-card spot is there for the taking.
And, as we finally saw for three memorable nights at Fenway Park, there is indeed hope this team could sneak into the playoffs and make a run in October with a lineup that should be firing for a long time to come.
Tom Caron is a studio host for the Red Sox broadcast on NESN. His column appears in the Portland Press Herald on Tuesdays.
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Compute first few periodic orbits of the Rossler system.
=#

#Call python's plotting routine
using PyPlot

#call ODE package; ODE.jl is similar to matlab functions, but sundials is an alternative
using ODE

# call interpolation package for return maps
using Interpolations

#Construct Rossler system

function rosslermap(t, r)

	# Constants

	a = 0.1
	b = 0.1
	c = 14

    	# store r as 3-tuple

    	(x, y, z) = r

    	# The Rossler equations

    	rossler1 = -y - z
    	rossler2 = x + a * y
    	rossler3 = b + z * (x - c)

	#return image of rossler map at r as vector

    	rossler = [rossler1; rossler2; rossler3]

	return rossler

end

#integrate rossler equations

function rosslerintegrate(initialcondition, endtime, timestep)

	timespan = collect(0 : timestep: endtime)

	timespan, pos = ode45(rosslermap, initialcondition, timespan)

	x = map(v -> v[1], pos)
	y = map(v -> v[2], pos)
	z = map(v -> v[3], pos)

	return (timespan, x, y, z)

end

#plot integrated solution

function rosslerplot(initialcondition, endtime, timestep)

	clf()

	timespan = collect( 0 : timestep : endtime)

	(timespan, x, y, z) = rosslerintegrate(initialcondition, endtime, timestep)

	plot3D(x, y, z);
	xlabel("x")
	ylabel("y")
	zlabel("z")
	axis("tight")

end

#=
Approximate Poincare section is (0,y,0) for y \in [-22, -8].
	Parametrize this line with \eta \in [0,1].
=#

function rosslerreturn(deta, dt, tf)

	#construct poincare section as matrix, with each point on the section a column vector

	eta 		= 	collect(0: deta: 1.0)
	poincare	=	zeros(3, length(eta))
	poincare[2,:]	=	-22.0 + 14.0 * eta
	time		=	collect(0 : dt : tf)

	# compute trajectory starting at each point on poincare section,
	# check each pair of successive points on trajectory to find intersections
	# with poincare section
	#

	feta = zeros(2, round(Integer, tf/dt))
	ydiag =
	v    = 1

	for j in collect(1 : 1 : length(eta)-1)

		#integrate starting at each point on poincare section

		r0 = poincare[:,j]
		~, x, y, ~ = rosslerintegrate(r0, tf, dt)

		for i in collect(1 : 1 :length(y)-1)

			if ((x[i] < 0) && (x[i+1] > 0))
			feta[1, v]  = y[1]
			feta[2, v] = (y[i] + y[i+1])/2
			v += 1

			end

		end
	end

	fetatrunc = zeros(2, findlast(feta[2,:]))

	for j in collect(1 : 1 : findlast(feta[2,:]))

		fetatrunc[1, j] = (feta[1, j] + 22.0) / 14.0
		fetatrunc[2, j] = (feta[2, j] + 22.0) / 14.0

	end

	# plot first return data against diagonal to find
	# fixed points

	return fetatrunc

end

function rosslerreturnplot(deta, dt, tf)

	y	=	rosslerreturn(deta, dt, tf)
	clf()
	scatter(y[1,:], y[1,:])
	hold(true)
	scatter(y[1,:], y[2,:])

end

function rosslerperiodicplot(deta, dt, tf1, tf2)

	# find fixed points of return map

	# use enough eta values to allow accurate interpolation

	y		=	rosslerreturn(deta, dt, tf1)
	itp 		= 	interpolate(y, BSpline(Quadratic(Reflect())),
					OnCell())

	# build diagonal; intersections of diagonal and return map curve
	#	are fixed points

	ydiag		=	[y[1,:]; y[1,:]]

	# compute residual of return map and diagonal

	A		=	abs( y[2,:] - ydiag[2,:]).^2/(ydiag[2,:]).^2

	# find minimum; this is a good guess for the fixed point
	#	of the return map, which corresponds to the intersection
	#	of a periodic orbit of the rossler system with the Poincare section

	fp, j_min 	=	findmin(A)

	# convert back to standard spatial coordinates

	fp 		= 	-22.0 + 14.0 * fp

	# integrate starting at fixed point
	#	this is periodic orbit

	r0		=	[0; fp; 0]

	clf()
	rosslerplot(r0, tf2, dt)

end

#= scratch REMOVE BEFORE SUBMISSION

function rosslerjacobian(r)
    # store r as 3-tuple

    (x, y, z) = r

    # compute Jacobian of rossler map at r=(x,y,z)

    Df = [ 0 -1 -1;
           1  a  0;
           z  0  x-c; ]

    return Df
end

=#

#function rossler_return(eta)

#zero = [0; 0; 0]

#alpha       = c / 2.0 / a
#bet         = 4 * a * b / c /c
#disc        = sqrt(1 - bet)
#gammaplus   = alpha * (1 + disc)
#gammaminus  = alpha * (1 - disc)
#xstarhat    = [ a; -1; 1]
#xstarplus   = gammaplus *  xstarhat
#xstarminus  = gammaminus * xstarhat

#compute jacobian at equilibria

#Dfzero         = rossler_jacobian(zero)
#Dfplus         = rossler_jacobian(xstarplus)
#Dfminus        = rossler_jacobian(xstarminus)

#compute eigenvalues and eigenvectors of jacobian at each
#eigvalszero, eigvecszero = eigfact(Dfzero)
#eigvalsplus, eigvecsplus = eigfact(Dfplus)
#eigvalsminus, eigvecsminus = eigfact(Dfminus)

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Q: C# Image and label issue I have an issue when I'm trying to make my image or label visible in my web app.
using System;
using System.Linq;
using System.Web.Security;
using System.Data;
using System.Data.SqlClient;
using System.Configuration;
using System.Web.Services;
using System.IO;
using System.Web.UI.Adapters;

public partial class Admin : System.Web.UI.Page
{
    protected void Page_Load(object sender, EventArgs e)
    {

    }

protected void Timer1_Tick(object sender, EventArgs e)
    {
        if (File.Exists("c:/test.pdf"))
            //inform user
            Console.WriteLine("File uploaded.");
        Image1.visible = true;

I'm getting an error as follows:
The name 'Image1' does not exist in the current context

Any ideas here? Ive done this before without issue, but for some reason it doesn't like the image1 (which i put on my webpage and made visible = false) nor the label which is also visible = false.

A: Make sure that Image1 is declared "protected", also make sure that Image1 is the id="" for the runat="sever" control on the page.
If neither of these work, try making a trivial change to the markup to recompile the whole page class.

A: had issues similar to this before, usually caused by the designer not updating after adding new control to the page. to fix i would recommend

*

*taking the image control with id of image1 out of the page.

*then save the page.

*now close the aspx page.

*re open the aspx again

*place image control with id image1 back onto the page again and save.

think it should work now.

A: Try deleting the designer.cs file for the page and then re-open the aspx page in Design mode. Next do a full rebuild of the project and try again.

A: I think the problem is that timer_tick it's not in the same thread of your web app

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Q: Call variable from extension with JavaScript This is my controller:
public with sharing class MyController {

    public myObject__c myObj {get; set;}
    public String myObjectId;

    public Boolean one;
    public Boolean two;
    public Boolean three;

    public MyController(ApexPages.StandardController standardController) {
        myObjectId = standardController.getRecord().id;
    }

    public MyController() {

        String query = 'SELECT id, one__c, two__c, three__c FROM myObject__c WHERE ID = :myObjectId LIMIT 1';

        myObject__c obj = database.query(query);

        one = plan.one__c;
        two = plan.two__c;
        three = plan.three__c;

    }

}

I want to pass one of the Boolean values into an alert on this page:
<apex:page standardController="StandardController" extensions="MyController">

    <script>

        alert('{!one}')

    </script>

</apex:page>

But Im getting the following error in Eclipse when I try to add the alert to me page:
Unknown Property: 'StandardController.one'

So it's looking in the StandarController for the value, when it should be looking in the extension.
Can anyone spot what I'm doing wrong here?

A: As @Keith C said... you are missing your getters.. the rest of it looks fine. In the correction below, I have added getters and setters
public with sharing class MyController {

    public myObject__c myObj {get; set;}
    public String myObjectId;

    public Boolean one {get;set;}   /* <--- missing this */
    public Boolean two {get;set;}   /* <--- missing this */
    public Boolean three {get;set;} /* <--- missing this */

    public MyController(ApexPages.StandardController standardController) {
        myObjectId = standardController.getRecord().id;
    }

    public MyController() {

        String query = 'SELECT id, one__c, two__c, three__c FROM myObject__c WHERE ID = :myObjectId LIMIT 1';

        myObject__c obj = database.query(query);

        one = plan.one__c;
        two = plan.two__c;
        three = plan.three__c;

    }

}


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How Do Solar Storms Affect Our Health?
Weather forecasts sometimes feature mysterious solar storms, and the term sounds kind of scary. Some people, especially those who suffer from hypertension, can feel there is something like this happening on the Sun surface even without somebody telling them, as they don't feel well in such periods. What are these storms? In what way do they affect our health? Let's find it out.
Image Credit: WizScience.com
What are solar storms?
Actually, it's not the solar storms, of flares, that appear to affect health, but the geomagnetic storms caused by them. The term solar flare denotes an explosion in the atmosphere of the Sun, which leads to temporary disturbance of the magnetosphere of the Earth. The interaction of the Earth's magnetic field and solar winds has an impact on power grids, satellites, and other objects using electricity, which can result in electrical blackouts. Sounds scary? It's not – solar flares occur often, and the geomagnetic storms caused by them are usually not that powerful; large storms occur very rarely. However, there are people who react to such space events even without knowing about them.
Image Credit: Wikimedia.org
Do solar storms affect our health?
That's a tough question, as there is not enough evidence to support the theory that such storms really do affect our health. For example, NASA claims that as far as health is concerned, solar storms are harmless, because they never pass the atmosphere of the Earth. However, it is true only of the radiation that reaches the Earth; it's the fluctuations in magnetic fields that do appear to affect human beings. Also, experience of many a patient with hypertension suggests there is something that does affect us.
Experience of ordinary people is not to be neglected, and researchers have long been trying to find out whether there is something behind it, or it's just wishful thinking. Here is what they have found.
More strokes occur in periods of geomagnetic storms
According to the results of a study conducted by an international team of researchers in 2014, there is an association between the frequency of strokes and geomagnetic conditions on particular days. The scientists analyzed over 11,000 reports from hospitals and found that on days when geomagnetic storms were detected the overall risk of stroke was increased by 19%, and in those aged 65 or older, the risk was even higher; it was increased by 27%.
Although the study results are limited, as there were factors that were not taken into account, such as cardiovascular diseases, the findings suggest that geomagnetic storms could affect blood pressure, circadian rhythms, heart rate, and some other parameters that can contribute to an increase in stroke risk.
Besides, there is evidence suggesting geomagnetic storms can disrupt circadian rhythms and elicit a stress response, which manifests itself in anxiety, and loss of sleep.
There is still a lot of research that needs to be done in order to find out whether fluctuations in magnetic fields can affect us. According to Gary D., a professor at NJIT's Center for Solar-Terrestrial Research, the changes in magnetic field are insignificant and cannot have an impact on health, because they equal about 0.1% of the magnetic field which makes compasses work.
The bottom line is that those who feel they are affected by geomagnetic storms should pay attention to weather forecasts, as many of them feature information on whether there are storms that are going to reach the Earth, and make sure they have an opportunity to have a rest and take medicines that help control blood pressure.
Geomagnetic storms can trigger stroke: evidence from 6 large population-based studies in Europe and Australasia – Stroke.ahajournals.org
Are stress responses to geomagnetic storms mediated by the cryptochrome compass system? – Rspb.royalsocietypublishing.org


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Nike pulls slavery-era 'Betsy Ross Flag' sneaker after Colin Kaepernick complains
Arizona Governor Doug Ducey lashed out at Nike's decision to yank the sneaker, tweeting that he is asking the state's Commerce Authority to withdraw all financial incentives for the company to locate there.
Tags :Arizona,New York
NEW YORK (AP) — Nike is pulling a flag-themed tennis shoe after former NFL quarterback Colin Kaepernick complained to the shoemaker, according to the Wall Street Journal.
The shoe's heel has a U.S. flag with 13 white stars in a circle on it, known as the Betsy Ross flag. Citing unnamed sources familiar with the matter, the Journal said that Kaepernick, a Nike endorser, told the company he and others found the flag symbol offensive because of its connection to slavery.
The Air Max 1 USA shoe had already been sent to retailers to go on sale this week for the July Fourth holiday, the Journal reports.
"Arizona's economy is doing just fine without Nike. We don't need to suck up to companies that consciously denigrate our nation's history," he wrote.


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Adventure Associates engaging and interactive workshops build skills that focus on effective communication in the workplace.
Discover a leader's role in motivating a team and sustaining success through the stages of team development with Adventure Associates engaging workshops.
Not sure which corporate training workshop would be best for your group?
Whatever your needs or challenges, we can tailor a performance-proven workshop to meet your goals, or combine different workshops to address multiple objectives. Tapping our core strength we routinely blend elements of Team Building events into Corporate Training workshops, creating interactive experiences that are memorable, impactful, and a lot of fun.
Forget the binders and dry as dirt, formulaic presentations. Expect engaging and truly entertaining opportunities to learn and then practice what you learn.
Combining latest methodologies with best practices, with an emphasis upon small group discussion and topical content, actionable guidelines are aligned with your objectives and incorporated into your existing expertise and knowledge base. Our corporate training programs are designed to engage and inform your work team.