watched by surveillance cameras and surrounded by barbed wire fences this complex is traditionally a custom zone where merchandise is stored before being exported abroad. but today it has become a permanent storage site with sixty thousand square meters of space rented by the city of geneva. to transporters or to private individuals to safeguard their assets . behind these anonymous double locked doors there is gold and diamonds.

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souter's barbed wire barrier may for a time at least stop the flow. but it does nothing to remove the injury underlying causes. to different eras. are as something artificial. and at the end it is not go into a proper people it is not going to stop or even ration it is can control illegal immigration but it is not going to a stop. in order to stop illegal immigration we have to shane our mentality. the mentality have to change to in africa because they. not freakout they have to understand they have to work protecting their old me interest in developing their own economies. is a radical shift in our thinking realize ation the wars. sooner or later the difference in sofia is going down sooner or later because france fancies a top layer of people. from many years i go up to no people they may break. easy going to hop in their time in the future so france is. not to the. east to all prim i was hot because their main trains its places inside our hog. the film you've just seen was first broadcast almost ten years ago when the number of migrant deaths from

. >> if you get stung and the barb stays inside, it's pretty painful. the poison spreads. if not, you can expect the pain to last around six hours or so. >> reporter: lifeguards offer this bit of advice. they say when you walk in the water, don't step, rather shuffle your feet, picking up sand as you go. this will scare away stingrays before you make contact with them. rick lozano, fox11news. >>> let's get you to where you need to go. >> i am still taking in that picture that barb stuck in that poor man's heel. >> and what if it was a little kid? >> let's not about that. let's think about something that's nice and easy. that is the commute. no big problems to tell you about. let's look at the commute from tracy. some slowing on 205 westbound toward 580. as you get through the livermore valley you won't find anything there. going past the coliseum, a few more headlights on the road but traffic is moving smoothly. the bay bridge toll plaza is getting crowded, especially the cash lanes. no delays if you're on the fast track getting onto the span. 280 in san jose, barely any c

wire or russian barbed wire? >> i don't know. >> whatever barbed wire they could find. they captured some, gave up some, whatever. >> and there are the correspondent's cars again. as i say, already it seems to me people are touring the area where hindenburg, quote, saved germany. >> and that's a grave in front there. >> yeah. it looks like they're trying to figure out what's where. this is story you can see on the intertitle, which i could never quite verify. but there was a report in the paper that the germans saw russians coming across a lake, and very thick ice so the russians thought they were sneaking up on position. and the germans started firing artillary and blew up the ice. and something like 10,000 russians did in fact go into the like and died. i don't know if it was mimed or shelled, but even way it was said there were a lot of dead russians in that lake. there's of course durborough with somebody. you can get a feeling, i think, how beautiful this area is. even thought 100 years ago, it's a great hol

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barbed wire and barricades have given way to the traffic and given way to the traffic and activity typicalf the city. life is returning to normal. yet the citizens of saigon will never forget how the communists shattered it with such devastation and violence. ♪ announcer: two days before president trump delivers his first state of the union speech, watch past state of the union addresses on sundayannouncer: tn eastern on american history tv, featuring president reagan in 1982, president george h. w. bush in 1990, president clinton in 1994 and president barack obama in 2010. >> raising taxes will not balance the budget. it will encourage more government spending and less private investments. raising taxes will slow economic growth, reduce production and destroy future jobs. making it more difficult for those without jobs to find them. and making it more likely that those who have jobs could lose them. i will not ask you to try to balance the budget on the backs of the american taxpayers. of the american taxpayers. >> last fall, at the education agreed to look for ways to make sure our kids

barbed wire and barricades have given way to the traffic and activity typical of the city.e is returning to normal. yet the citizens of saigon will never forget how the communists shattered it with such devastation and violence. allen: we are take -- announcer: we are taking it back at the surprise attack on the vietnamese new year's holiday tet. give us your facebook -- your feedback on facebook.com/c-span history and on twitter at c-span history. this year, c-span is touring cities across the area, exploring american history. a look at our recent visit to newport, rhode island. you're watching the american history tv all weekend every weekend on c-span3. we are fortunate to have a wealth of information about the battle of rhode island, the battle for rhode island, and the revolutionary period in general. it has been a number of different ways. mostost helpful, to the elaborate. they all tell a story and you are able to read them. we can start with this one, a of the firstflag rhode island regiment. this was the first integrated regiment of the american revolution, certain

following the publication of an incendiary book bannon trump have suddenly become sworn enemies trading barbs over the media given how fervently readers of breitbart have supported trump the cracks in this relationship could spell trouble. well for more on this now i'm joined by our correspondent in washington carson phenomena good evening to you karsten so beyond this being a broken political bromance why does this public falling out between trump and bain and why does it matter it matters because even though many conservatives distancing themselves from ben and siding with trump benon still has some influence and he still represents the ideology of at least part of the trump base and as long as he is in charge of right wing use platform he can still do to the trump if this really is the final breakup and we understand according to the interview in this book by the journalist mr wolf donald trump reportedly did not want to even win the race for the white house i mean if that's true what does this mean if wants to maintain his base support particularly as we look towards the member midterm el

following the publication of an incendiary book bannan trump have suddenly become sworn enemies trading barbs over the media. given how fervently readers of breitbart have supported trump the cracks in this relationship could spell trouble. and washington correspondent carson phenomena is covering this a very public falling out carsten know a lot of lost here is this a permanent west. well you never know with donald trump he is known to have fallen out with people and overcoming that rift but my assessment is that it will take a lot to overcome this clearly donald trump values loyalty a lot he's not necessarily loyal to the people who work for him but he demands absolute loyalty when it comes to his own person and clearly steve benen has violated that in the view of the president ultimately this break up is bad for both people steve benen still has some influence over at least part of donald trump's base through his right wing news platform right by it's the same time though also the stature of steve benen is diminished because all the other right wing news media have been distancing themselv

thanks for joining us, nice to see you barb. >> thanks rachel. >> a bunch of interrim u.s.ys appointed today. under the federal vacancies reform act, 300 days to pick somebody new once there's a vacancy, only have the days max. that day is tomorrow. what would have happened if the administration, like, really blew this and didn't notice that deadline passing or department get it together to get the appointments made at the last minute today? who would have been running the prosecutor's offices as of tomorrow? >> well, the pick then goes to the courts. the judges in the district where the u.s. attorney works gets to pick and so they may pick someone that the justice department likes, or they may pick somebody else so i think the attorney general didn't want to they can that chance that somebody other than the choosing gets the position and i think that's why he's waiting for president trump to make the nominations. didn't happen. and so, he -- it appears felt the need to act on his own. >> two of the appointments announced today in the southern and eastern district of new yo

following the publication of an incendiary book bannan trump have suddenly become sworn enemies trading barbs over the media. given how fervently readers of breitbart have supported trump the cracks in this relationship could spell trouble. all excerpts of this book have everyone talking here to discuss the fall out with me on the set is to how he is a senior fellow and director of the europe program at the german marshall fund we're great we're very happy that you're here where to begin i mean is this rift a permanent rift yeah i mean this is pretty prominent i mean you never know with trump trump has an unbelievable healing power and his rifts that he's creating and that his you know former friends create with him so you know he's ever flexible but at the same time the nature of this fallout is so substantial is this somebody from the inner circle somebody who was a key strategist also in this kind of revolutionary agenda that trump was running on that going back from this will be very very difficult especially given the legal escalation that followed very quickly from those from those stat

the slanging match between donald trump and the north korean leader descends into barbs about the size and power of their new clear buttons just as south korea tries to calm the situation with upcoming talks with pyongyang. follow the well can you watching r.t. international this wednesday morning where it's just turned nine o'clock here in moscow now our top story the trump administration could impose sanctions on iran if it's not satisfied with iran's response to the ongoing protests in the country. i don't get ahead of sanctions but that is one tool kit a couple things that we have in a very broad and wide toolkit it so there are a range of options that we certainly have going forward and that's why i say we are watching reports very carefully of any potential human rights abuses of these protesters who are protesting peacefully with iran has seen its sixth consecutive day of unrest with at least twenty one people thought to have died in the clashes the demonstrations started in december in protest over the sluggish economy and the jump in prices transformed into a political uprisin

following the publication of an incendiary book bannan trump have suddenly become sworn enemies trading barbs over the media. given how fervently readers of breitbart have supported trump the cracks in this relationship could spell trouble. and for more on whether or not that is indeed the case i am joined by having reka head of the program of u.s. and transatlantic relations at the german council on foreign relations here in berlin thanks so much for being with us you know strong language as we've heard from both these two no surprise i mean they're really known for that aren't they but at the end of the day this book is said to describe the president as an and disciplined man child who doesn't understand the weight of the presidency does it leave him in trouble i think if this is seen as an inside look into the presidency and many will do this especially on the more liberal side of the spectrum of course this will damage him underline the views that people have of him i think. one has to wait i mean if you could present himself as a nonpolitician as somebody who's doing things differently a

following the publication of an incendiary book bannan trump have suddenly become sworn enemies trading barbs over the media. given how fervently readers of breitbart have supported trump the cracks in this relationship could spell trouble. and a short while ago trump spoke about bannon and that new book i did i did it again and i did the band and betrayed you mr president anyway we should have steve and it will be a great battle so these are the changes to a pretty quick thank you all very much. thank you i don't. i don't that's just a disturbing thank you are let's try to make some sense out of this our correspondent and phenomenon is almost word for us tonight in washington good evening to you karsten so beyond this being an obvious broken little boy remains why does this public falling out between truong in-band and why does it matter. it met us because even though a lot of conservatives on now trying to distance themselves from steve benen siding with the president steve benen still reprints the ideology of at least parts of donald trump's base so as long as bannon is the head of the rig

>> this is the moment where their struggle to enter europe was stopped at the top of a six meter barbedssa): (sizzling) (breathing heavily) (breathing heavily) (wind howling) (camera operator): (moussa): (indistinct chatter) ♪ ♪ (moussa): >> more than a thousand people surprised the moroccan border patrol and ran for the fence. >> hundreds of migrants entered spanish territory in north africa on friday. upon arrival they shouted, "freedom." (shouting) ♪ (aziz): (people chanting) >> "merkel must go," they chant. this is the backlash against germany's generous refugee policy. >> the right wing has been making spectacular gains here in germany in the last couple of years. the afd, or alternative for germany, has only existed for three years. but in that time, it's attracted lost of support for its anti-migrant views. (people chanting) (sirens blaring) >> danke. (chanting continues) (camera operator): (crowd chanting): (chanting continues) (tarek): (woman shouting in german) (cheering) (tarek): (people chanting) (isra'a): (giggling) (camera clicks) (giggling) >> whoa! (laughing) ♪ (chuckles

the nor'easter itself is well up into nova scotia, but you can see the wind barbs putting strong winds wrapping in the region. 1 degrees by 8:00 a.m. 13 by 10:00 a.m. 15 by noon. 3:00 p.m., you will struggle to get to 18. you have to stop at 17 degrees for the high. what matters is what it feels like, with the winds rolling through the region we'll stay below zero straight up until 3:00 p.m. this is usually the mildest part of the day even then it will feel like below zero. n it drops down to 7 tonight. 10 below on 9:30 a.m. satur will stay raw through saturday, sunday the winds die down a little bit but it will be on the cold side. in terms of the next 24, 48 hours, frostbite times will be something to keep in mind in the delaware and lehigh valleys. if you go outside for 30 minutes and you're not properly covered up, you can get frostbite on your skin. in the poconos it will minutes. that's a word to the wise for those heading to the slopes nd tomorrow. quick hit here monday and tuesday, i want to give you a heads up, we have a light precipitation maker coming through, it's not a nee

the barb sends painful poison into your skin.feet instead of just walking into the water. kick up sand and that should scare away the sting ray. >> it looks painfulment like a nail. >>> shanahan and lynch will meet with the media today. today's new conference will likely focus on off season decisions including the draft. we will have a wrap-up tonight at 5:00 and 6:00. >>> the georgia bulldogs beat the oklahoma sooners in a thrilling double overtime game down in pasadena at the rose bowl. >> the pocket. flips it into the end zone. touchdown. >> baker mayfield threw for 286 and two touchdowns. this game had a little bit of everything. the sooners had a chance to take the lead in the second ot but the bulldogs blocked the field goal and that set up georgia for the win. in for the game-winning touchdown. georgia advances inform the national championship game. now, in the sugar bowl, the alabama crimson tide relied on defense to beat the clemson tigers 24-6. >> and it is a turnover. payne with the ball. how about it? >> payne made bi

to stop them europe is build a double barbed wire fence it's a modern version of the great wall of china and more recently the berwyn wall while those walls relied on heights and guards to keep outsiders of a spanish fans bristles with electronic surveillance gear but the purpose is the same. offense it replaced much lower was too easily breached with the result battle for the truly desperate saulteaux became a stepping stone into continental europe. underworld spirit. of. smart i wonder. if being neutral and silver. if you're going to do is. those who still chance their luck wait in the surrounding forests but if caught they're transported back to their countries of origin by the moroccan or qualities. now though there are a growing demand for a more constructive approach to bring about a lasting solution to the problem of illegal immigration. i say. i said. i see a gun i go ahead. on that i feel. this appropriate bicycle nothing i'm going to get out of. by saying. well let's examine the fear. placed on me. but i want to look. at them. to see those programs in action when asked across t

and pressing each other's buttons and donald trump and of the north korean leader trade barbs over the size and power of their nuclear arsenals. and that was it for me my colleague andy farmer will be here next hour bringing you the latest top stories up next though it is a look at what is behind a big point spectacular rise in value on cross-cuts the. illegal. a low and welcome to cross talk we're all things are considered. bitcoin for some it's the perfect marriage of technology.

look at the wind barb. they're coming out of the southeast. that's a mild wind. your morning commute we could see some scattered showers. then the temperatures hold steady. we could see some heavier rain by 3:30 tomorrow afternoon, little break. and look at this on saturday morning. notice out of the north, all that pink, could move into places of the lee high valley. still holding onto the warmth in philadelphia. as that cold front comes through, we drop. by 10:00 we're at 33 degrees. by game time for the eagles we're at 27 and we continue to drop all evening. that is fast drop in a short period of time. watch the feels like. in the 60s by the beginning of day but by the time we get into tomorrow mornwreck ning, not th. it's going to feel like 15 by the time that game gets going. you'll need to hang onto your warm clothes. >> before you head out the door tomorrow, check in with the morning team for the latest weather and traffic conditions. they're on starting at 4:00 a.m. >>> hey, guys. we're playing charades patty jenkins, sam rockwell. stay tuned. it's great.

his wife, barb, is in the car. longest serving police officer with the counsell police department. >> thank you for your service. you'll be greatly missed. enjoy your retirement. >> we love you. >> after that do i do tomorrow? >> charity, he's going to tell us what he's going to do. >> we're done. let's go zip lining. >> you deserve it, sir. do whatever you want to do. just to check in, they did go zip lining. he treated his whole family to a zip lining adventure. well done, officer shelton. enjoy your retirement. >> nice. >>> hate to say it but that's all we've got for this episode. thanks for watching, everybody. you've worked hard. busted tail. and impressed the boss. maybe it's time to be your own? transform your career with strayer university's mba program today. let's get it. all right. thanks, spinelli. let me know if you find anything. okay. [ sighs ] still no word from sinclair? not yet. what'd spinelli say? you were right -- somebody's been intercepting the e-mails. you're thinking who i'm thinking? ♪ [ g

on pressing each other's buttons donald trump on the north korean leader trade barbs over the power of their nuclear arsenal. from the heart of russia this is r.t. international in moscow my name's union o'neill hello and welcome this hour our top story seven days of unrest in iran have not been brought to an end that is according to the chief of iran's elite military force the revolutionary guards but it's come at a high cost at least twenty one people have died there in clashes over the past week the demonstrations are thought to have been triggered by widespread economic hardship on the prospect of a fuel price hike they quickly became political in nature with protesters calling for the deaths of the country's leaders violence then erupted in several times with police posts attacked in the past several days there have been four hundred fifty arrests in tirana look the trumpet ministration meanwhile has threatened to impose sanctions if fails to respond to the on the rest in the way washington deems appropriate. don't get ahead of sanctions but that is one tool can we are watching re

watched by surveillance cameras and surrounded by barbed wire fences this complex is traditionally a custom zone where merchandise is stored before being exported abroad. but today it has become a permanent storage site with sixty thousand square meters of space rented by the city of geneva to transporters or to private individuals to safeguard their assets . behind these anonymous double locked doors there is gold and diamonds. it is also the largest wine cellar in the world with three million bottles laid to rest in. kong cleared bottles worth five hundred thousand two thousand dollars quietly maturing and gaining in value at a constant temperature and humidity. these buildings are anti earthquake and the doors are resistant to explosives. and to protect these treasures from fire a special room house has hundreds of extinguishers that can be activated at any moment. another reason the freeport take so many precautions is because behind its gates rest priceless works of art thought to be worth tens of billions of dollars it's perhaps the world's largest museum but a museum no one ca

pressing each other's buttons donald trump the north korean leader trade barbs over the sign power of their nuclear arsenal. around the clock across the world this is our team international from the team and myself you know neil welcome to the program our top story tens of thousands of government supporters have been rallying across iran to denounce the violent protests that have been creeping the country at least twenty one people have died there in clashes over the past week the demonstrations are thought to have been triggered by widespread economic hardship on the prospect of a feel like they quickly became political in nature with protesters calling for the deaths of the country's leaders violence then erupted in several towns with police post attack in the past several days there have been four hundred fifty arrests in tears around the trouble ministration meanwhile has threatened to impose sanctions if iran feels to respond to the unrest in a way washington deems appropriate. don't get ahead of sanctions but that is one tool can we. are watching reports very carefully of any po

the north has continued its test firing with its leader kim jong moon trading barbs with the u. s. president. who non the less says he remains open to dialogue with the regime? france and china have announced major deals in agriculture. and aviation and a with the building of the french art museum in shanghai willis on day two of emmanuel michael's first state visit spot will lead to chinese economy more open to french goods. ago has this report. closer ties. then economy. his first visit to china as french president emmanuel not coal is taking the reins for europe. with britain leading he you and germany and political limbo back home is determined to become the primary voice in a strategic partnership between europe and china. and initiative welcomes by chinese leader xi jinping. two hundred of our own china supports a bigger role for friends in the european integration process and welcomes france's larger role for you. on the in the developments chinese european relations. michael made the trip flanked by french business heavy weights. he and she oversaw the signing of billions o

and pressing each other's buttons donald trump and the north korean leader trade barbs over the size and power of their nuclear arsenal. are broadcasting live from our studios in moscow as these are two international sean thomas glad to have you with us now seven days of unrest and you ron have now been brought to an end of that according to the chief elude the military force the revolutionary guards but it has come at a high cost as at least twenty one people have died there in clashes over the past week the demonstrations are thoughts to have been triggered by widespread economic hardship and the prospect of a fuel price hike they could do the same political in nature with protesters calling for the deaths of the country's leaders in violence then erupted in several towns with police posts attacked in the past several days there have been four hundred fifty arrests in tehran a lone trumpet ministration meanwhile has threatened to impose sanctions if iran fails to respond to the rest in a way washington deems appropriate. don't get ahead of sanctions but that is one tool can't we ar

his wife, barb, is in the car. longest serving police officer with the counsell police department. >> thank you for your service. you'll be greatly missed. enjoy your retirement. >> we love you. >> after that long, like what do i do tomorrow? >> charity, he's going to tell us what he's going to do. >> we're done. let's go zip lining. >> you deserve it, sir. do whatever you want to do. just to check in, they did go zip lining. he treated his whole family to a zip lining adventure. well done, officer shelton. enjoy your retirement. >> nice. >>> hate to say it but that's all we've got for this episode. thanks for watching, everybody. >>> tonight, several developing stories as we come on the air. the judge's decision. the former usa gymnastics doctor, larry nassar, sentenced to 175 years in prison. the judge telling him, quote, i just signed your death warrant. and what he said when she asked, are you guilty? >>> also, we have breaking news coming in now. what president trump just said about talking to robert mueller u

is a genocide whatever it is it's still going on now across the border on the other side of this barbed wire fence she. when rights organizations believe or hang guys continue to be rounded up and put in internment camps manned by mean mars military the government will not allow independent investigators the un has not been granted access to provide to those in need. the crackdown continues. and a humanitarian catastrophe is unfolding in bangladesh as a result. who is responsible for this is it being mars generals could it be the country's leader and one celebrated nobel peace prize winner on science who cheat or did the our kind really get salvation army provoke this situation. so we will go back to me in march this week talked to al jazeera i meet a fighter of our side of the arc and running a salvation army and here we meet mohammad know his real name in an undisclosed location by the me and maher bangladesh border armed with sticks and he was one of hundreds of militants that stormed a police station on august twenty fifth they looted their weapons and warned the police if they didn

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looking at the current temperatures, still in the 50's, you can tell by looking at the wind barbs coming in from the south, light wind but that southerly push that's keeping the temperatures as mild as they are, although, allentown has off to the 30's up in the lehigh valley. now, looking forward, by the afternoon, talking mid 50's here. looks good. again, sprinkle along the way, cloudy skies, not the prettiest brightest day we've ever seen, but it is all-in-all going to be a quiet day by comparison to tomorrow. that's when you'll going to need to start breaking out the umbrella. more so dusting it off, since it is taking nice little break with time, the temperatures are going to start to cool down in a big way. which we will talk about as the show goes on. with more sunshine eventually, i feel like i'm giving away my hand though. seems like there is a technical problem, trying to work on it, so i won't keep talking about that. i've got to tees it forward to something, meisha. >> i got you. well, thank you, good morning, everybody, happy monday to you we are looking outside right now to

but pushing each other's buttons donald trump the north korean leader trade barbs over the size and power of the nuclear arsenal. of moscow four pm you know it is wednesday kevin know it with a with this news bulletin thanks being with us tens of thousands of government supporters are running across around to denounce the violent protests that have been gripping the country thus far at least twenty one people have died in clashes over the last seven days the demonstrations assaults have been triggered first off by widespread economic hardship on the prospect of a fuel price hike but then they quickly became political in nature with protesters calling for the deaths of the country's leaders ballance that erupted in several towns with police posts attacked by the protesters in the last several days there's been more than four hundred fifty arrests and to run alone the trumpet ministration meantime is now threatening to impose sanctions if iran fails to respond to the rest in a way that washington deems appropriate. don't get ahead of sanctions but that is one tool kit we are watching report

watched by surveillance cameras and surrounded by barbed wire fences this complex is traditionally a custom zone where merchandise is stored before being exported abroad. but today it has become a permanent storage site with sixty thousand square meters of space rented by the city of geneva. to transporters or to private individuals to safeguard their assets . behind these anonymous double locked doors there is gold and diamonds. it is also the largest wine cellar in the world with three million bottles laid to rest in. bottles worth five hundred thousand two thousand dollars quietly maturing and gaining in value at a constant temperature and humidity. these buildings are anti earthquake and the doors resistant to explosives. and to protect these treasures from fire a special room houses hundreds of extinguishers that can be activated at any moment . another reason the freeport take so many precautions is because behind its gates rest priceless works of art thought to be worth tens of billions of dollars it's perhaps the world's largest museum but a museum no one can visit. the genev

but if you drive south away from the border, past the bunkers, past the barbed wire, past camouflagedlery pieces pointing north, you find this. life, music, laughter. here on these frozen waters at the annual ice the people of wa chen were so focused on catching the trout below they barely seemed to notice the attack helicopters patrolling the skies above. and while few think the surface warmth that was on display in the truce village will lead to a permanent thaw, any kind of crack in the ice is a reason to smile. for "nightline" i'm martha raddatz in guachen. >> our thanks to martha. and thank you for watching "nightline." as always, we're online 24/7 on our "nightline" facebook page. thanks for the company, america. good night. >> today on our show, another player will embark on a quest for a seven-figure payday. will they rise to the occasion or crack under the pressure? we're about to find out on "who wants to be a millionaire." [cheers and applause] ♪ [cheers and applause] welcome to the show! are you guys ready to play "millionaire" today? [cheers and applause] i am too. our fi

but if you drive south away from the border, past the bunkers, past the barbed wire, past camouflaged, you find this. life, music, laughter. here on these frozen waters at the annual ice fishing festival the people of wa chen were so focused on catching the trout below they barely seemed to notice the attack helicopters patrolling the skies above. and while few think the surface warmth that was on display in the truce village will lead to a permanent thaw, any kind of crack in the ice is a reason to smile. for "nightline" i'm martha raddatz in guachen. >> our thanks to martha. and thank you for watching "nightline." as always, we're online 24/7 on our "nightline" facebook page. thanks for the company, america. good night.

between donald trump the north korean leader now into barbs about the size and power of the nuclear buttons just to south korea tries to calm the situation with upcoming talks with pyongyang. is to prepare moscow welcome for me kevin zero in this is our international thanks for being here if those thirty minute live update we start with this thousands of pro-government supporters of rallied across around to denounce the violent protests that have been erupting there since the end of december at least twenty one people have died in clashes this far of to six consecutive days of unrest the demonstrations started in protest over the sluggish economy and a jump in prices but then quickly transformed into a political uprising with some chanting anti-government slogans the unrest and violence in several towns too with police posts attacked by the protesters in the last three days there's been more than four hundred fifty arrests in tehran alone a trumpet ministrations threaten to impose sanctions if it's not satisfied with iran's response to the on rest as well. don't get ahead of sanctions but t

but if you drive south away from the border, past the bunkers, past the barbed wire, past camouflagedng north, you find this. life, music, laughter. here on these frozen waters at the annual ice fishing festival the people of wa chen were so focused on catching the trout below they barely seemed to notice the attack helicopters pa

currently into the teens, but notice that winds barbs are moving out of the south, it a will allow the continues the the trends well past today, just got to get through today, then rain on the docket for us, tail ends of the week. look at the trade off, pat. friday, 60 degrees. >> 56 degrees, hoping it would be little chillier because they play the falcons, and they're do dome team. don't play that well outdoors. but balmy for playoff game in january. here is the blue route at mid-county, no delays here, as we look at couple of cameras to get you out on the roadway this morning, this is the boulevard at the schuylkill expressway, and everything is flowing nicely toward the schuylkill here. thin to the mappings, west philadelphia, a fire, north holly street between brown street and parish street, trang do dough on her way to the scene here, this is a confirmed fatal fire unfortunately, so we will get more from trang coming up. water main breaks we've been telling but for the lasts couple of weeks, cold weather, out there, 20 plus per day according to the water department. >> this one no

watched by surveillance cameras and surrounded by barbed wire fences this complex is traditionally a custom zone where merchandise is stored before being exported abroad. but today it has become a permanent storage site with sixty thousand square meters of space rented by the city of geneva to transporters or to private individuals to safeguard their assets . behind these anonymous double locked doors there is gold and diamonds. and. it is also the largest wine cellar in the world with three million bottles laid to rest. bottles worth five hundred thousand two thousand dollars quietly maturing and gaining in value at a constant temperature and humidity. these buildings are anti earthquake and the doors are resistant to explosives. and to protect these treasures from fire a special room houses hundreds of extinguishers that can be activated at any moment .