to flee to safety major state highways have been closed as hard as that winds fanned the flames bowden's conservatives have named him out of its key as the country's new prime minister the former finance minister replaces beata should in the post critics say the leadership shake up is meant to distract attention from a vote on friday on noise that would give the ruling party significant power of opponents judicial system. u.s. president has hosted a group of jewish leaders at the white house a day after recognized in jerusalem as israel's capital and setting off wide spread condemnation and street clashes the presidential gathering was to welcome in the jewish festival of hanukkah which starts next tuesday the day after the u.s. recognition of jerusalem as the capital of israel clashes have broken out between palestinians and israeli forces we are now seeing live pictures from bethlehem where some people have gathered after friday prayers to protest against the u.s. president's decision israel's government has beefed up security in jerusalem and other parts of the country after palestini

i put it to bryce bowden from fire ice. criminals always fire that might follow the money.cketing. criminals are starting to focus, turned their attention to dealing the point —— bitcoin from the currency exchanges. everyone would say this before the cryptocurrency became popular and we saw some countries starting to regulate its trading, even injamie dimon from jpmorgan said in september it was a fraud. now is saying that only if controlled and properly regulated that we could see more support for bitcoin. there is a lot of support today. the reality is, from eight criminal perspective, it creates a huge amount of opportunity. not only can you create extortion a massive scale, you can create that in such a way that enables you to hide the traceability of the funds. that means the police and law enforcement organisations really struggle. is already a problem you see in terms of trading the cryptocurrencies and the bitcoins? are we seeing a cyber security issues? the reality is the financial organisations that are providing those exchanges are not yet at the level of securit

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grace bowden, reporter from retail week. it's a huge business.ies, who different retail brands over 6,000 outlets and as you say poundland, harveys, bensons and in france companies, and mattafirm in the us. so a big retail titan and a fall from grace in a short period of time. a couple of weeks ago they posted results and said there were accounting irregular yarts. posted results and said there were accounting irregular ya rts. since then, there have been stepped downs and they have postponed the previous years's financial results. it is based upon the same financial issue and they said as a condition quens it cannot be relied upon. as a result, shareholders have lost a lot of faith in the business, 10 billion euros worth of value have been wiped off the business in a short period off the business in a short period of time and we are looking for a lifeline to re—establish faith with the share #408ders who are still investing in the business —— shareholders. the meeting this afternoon is top paint a fuller picture of where the business is at and w

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police have identified the man that was killed as 25-year-old dennis bowden.arlier today in a news conference t an investigation is underway into this deadly officer-involved shooting. >> this is the scene of the officer-involved shooting last night. just after 8:30 at major and openal. plane closed police officers in unmarked units with lights on tried to pull over that white car wanted in connection with a homicide from last week. the plates and description matched a patrol alert. and the driver of that car fled hitting a plain clothed officer and after a pursuit cra here. and the dri out and backup arrived including uniformed officers police say this is what happened next. >> after repeated commands by the plain clothes officer to is hand he makes his abrupt movement and office fires one shot striking the male in the head. >> the drive of was pronounce ed dead at the hospital and police now learned this. >> the male was not at this point associated with the homicide and there was no weapon recovered from the male on the highway or in the vehicle. >> detecti

his florida atlantic team taking on terry bowden... yes that's bobby bowdon's son...n't a contest... f-a-u's devin singletary takes the handoff and weaves 26 yards for the touchdown... and that's what it looked like most of the night..== kiffin gets the gatoraide bath... he finishes his first season at f-a-u 11-3. final score.. 50-3... florida atlantic baseball now...and the giants have yet to make a splash in the offseason... other than trading starting pitcher matt moore... today they made a minor move... agreeing with catcher nick hundley to a $2.5 million... one-year contract extension... the major importance is it gives the team a veteran who can spell buster posey behind the plate... allowing him to play 1st base... the 34-year- old hundley hit .249 with nine homers and 35 rbis in 303 plate appearances last season and a tim lincecum comeback?... some guy who runs a baseball traning facility in timmy's native washignton state shared this image of lincecum today... and noted the former giants star plans to throw for teams at an upcoming showcase. lincecum was part

and mark bowden on the vietnam war, and the return of saturday family concerts tomorrow with kasper baby pants. we can talk literary apples with on adam and eve, cool program, being interviewed by leslie hazelton. you can nine out what it means to have a good death with a celebrity mortician. that's a test of inside-out this yearment a past president of the more than organization of historian, rich white is an historian and author of notable books on the american west, native american history and the environment. a recipient of the mellen distinguished professor award and a former professor at the university of was. his work has won numerous academic prizes and has twice been a finalist for the pulitzer prize. the form director or the spatial history project at stanford which implemented digital technology for rae search. the author of numerous books, including railroaded, the transconstant mentales and the making of modern america, from 2011, 1991's the middle ground, indians, empires and republicans in great lakes region, and 1996, the organic michigan, on the rye making of the columbi

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the other choice is to bolster, to support, to give safe harbor to what george bush describes as a bowdenedasy if you have any kind of commitment and conviction at all about -- >> how about if you have a pulse? >> exactly. if you have a pulse. or a moral impulse. we've got to remember something. when trump made these statements, we're not just talking about two counter marches. a woman was killed in charlottesville. people marched with torches saying verbally jews will not replace us. this is not no disagreement among nuances. this is murder. this is outright calling anti-semitism by name. and he said there are good people on both sides. the normalizing of that and the silence of many republicans, thank god george bush stood up because if we start -- not only has he brought the presidency down. he's brought the real interpretation of what hate and racism is to a new low where people started acting like this is some political debate. we're talking about murder here. we're talking about people yelling jews while they march with torches. and we're acting like this is just some disagreement amo

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i pay less and hopefully .eep the index going julia: this is more potent -- scarlet: this is mark bowdens. you have something in the story that says you suffered outflows every month this year through october. that is not necessarily the case with fixed income, were you still have active. alan: fixed income is a different picture. i think you have both active and passive playing a key role in people's portfolios. i think if you go completely passive and bonds, you're missing a lot of opportunities. an active, it is very hard for an active manager to say if you do not go with me, you are missing a lot of opportunities, especially with the s&p up good scarlet: scarlet: exactly. scarlet:julia: so you are saying 2019 in terms of equity-based funds. what happens if you add in six income products -- fixed income products? what happens to the 2019 date? alan: it will take a couple more years. 2023. that is not as far off as we would like to think. i think we would see when and if this happens is there will be a big change in the way people think about mutual funds. right now, you think about ma

grace bowden, reporter from retail week, joins us.t they? absolutely. it is a huge business. it has companies across 30 different countries, a0 different retail grands and #,000 outlets. poundland, harveys school. bensn beds and companies in america. it has had a fall from grace in a short period of time. why are shares down nearly 80%? essentially a couple of weeks ago they postponed their results out of the blushing said it was due to accounting irregularities. since then their chief exec ittive has stepped down after which their chairman and largest shareholder has stepped down and postponed the previous year's financial results as well. it is based upon the same financial issue, they said as a consequence it can't be relied upon any more. as a result, shareholders have completely lost a lot of faith in the business, as we say, 10 billion euro worth of value wiped off the business in what short period of time. they are now looking for a lifeline to re—establish faith with the shareholders who are still invested in the business. and