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that was a peak correspondent eric randolph in tehran speaking to us earlier to sports now the second round of the tour to ski is one of the most prestigious cross-country skiing events in the world and it took place on sunday in lends a high to switzerland in the women's ten kilometer classic norwegian. posted the best time beating out her compatriot heidi vang and saviors cent of the united states meanwhile in the men's fifteen kilometer classic colonia set the fastest time ahead of alexey pole to run in kazakhstan and the region martin fruits and be . tennis fans know that the new year brings the first major tournament of the season the australian open and germany's angerly kerber won that tournament in twenty sixteen but her star has fallen dramatically since then here in germany newcomer you legere guess has taken over the number one spot in the country and she nearly broke into the world top ten this year alexander's verite is already there on the men's side and he has his sights set on his first grand slam title here is more on the stars of german tennis. it was a year to forge

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correspondent eric randolph in tehran eric protests have been going on for four days now what's happening today. where the protests overnight were a little smaller than previous nights sporadic reports of government buildings clerical buildings in the northwest and then a few different towns. caught the people out of the seizing and crashing a fire engine reportedly but verifying any of this is tough because of the restrictions on social mobile it now authorities have threatened to come down hard on protesters i mean what do they mean by that any is there any sign that that's happening. no so far the police are taking a very softly softly approach we did have a couple of people who showed a couple of nights ago in a small town very hard to get any information on that but they've been keen not to come from to strongly but everyone knows that if it gets out of the revolutionary guards in the waiting in the wings to crack down as they have done in the past where the protests go from here and they have to support of most sections of iranian society but it's notable that in the wealth and midd

as a more on this now we're joined by athey correspondent eric randolph in teheran eric will protest as has been killed what more can you tell us about that. but we are quite limited information they were shot. because. the material media coverage and travel restrictions we don't know exactly how do you know that. were reportedly turned down of protesters stolen fire and drink in another town quests. but again with social media. it's quite difficult to verify information. it was hurt those warnings from law thorson's threatening to come down hard on protesters what does that mean and is that the sign that's happening but so far from what we can sell the police have taken a relatively soft approach to the protesters the government does accept the president except on the chance of economic grievances driving the. rest so they want to see taking those serious leave of obviously drawing the line when it comes to using the islamic system as a whole out carrying out by that or damaging public property did our ports or government buildings religious asunder is being attacked in some places

eric randolph in tehran thank you. north korean leader kim jong un says his country's nuclear program is now fully developed and that pyongyang will soon begin mass producing nuclear warheads and missiles the comments came in his annual new year's address but came struck a more conciliatory tone toward seoul saying he was open to talks on sending a delegation to this year's winter olympics in south korea. flowers from north korea's past leaders kim il sung and kim jong il a gesture of reverence repeated on every holiday in the capital pyongyang and those who turn out can also pay homage to their current president kim jong un during his new year's address. his speech included a range of threats against the u.s. but also unexpectedly an offer of dialogue with neighboring south korea. you will the winter olympics to be held in south korea will be a good occasion for the country and we sincerely hope the day will be a success we're prepared to take various steps including sending a delegation officials from the two koreas

as a more on this now we're joined by athey correspondent eric randolph in teheran eric and two more protesters have been killed what more can you tell us about that . but we are quite limited information we know they were shot dead certs because of limited media coverage and travel restrictions we don't know exactly how you died we also know that two other people were reportedly burnt out of the protesters stole a fire drill in another town west. heard certainly get rid of social media to many senses it's quite difficult to verify information that was heard those warnings from law thorson's threatening to come down hard on protesters what does that mean and is there further sign that that's happening. but so far from what we can sell the police have taken a relatively soft approach to the protesters the government does accept and the president did except on the jets of economic grievances driving the. rest so they want to see taking those seriously even obviously drawing the line when it comes to using the islamic system as a whole out carrying out by that or damaging public propert

correspondent eric randolph first in iran's capital tehran welcome to day w we heard there the general has announced that the sedition has been defeated what does it look like from where you are well aaron to ron it was pretty quiet overnight and we've seen a pretty heavy police presence of you revolutionary guards out on the streets in the center of the city. but for the most part it looks it does feel like the wind has come out the so of the protest movement today was really about the regime. seizing back control of that narrative reasserting itself. and getting news things under control well we don't want to rule out the possibility that more protests or a flare up in the nights to come but now it does look like they are there it is a rush to get things done to control eric randolph into her thank you. if you o.p.'s prime minister has announced the country will release its political prisoners and close its notorious that make prison camp the announcement comes after months of ime the government demonstrations the protests led to a state of emergency that is since been lifted it's th

correspondent eric randolph in tehran and asked how much of a threat the protests are for the regime. well this is the biggest test the regime has faced since there were mass demonstrations back in two thousand and nine the difference this time it is that. considerably more though it is very difficult to confirm the reports we're hearing for problems is due to restrictions on travel we do know that six protesters were killed last month on school these ocean. several other. very small towns and cities. all over the country these days. there is a start of crackdown was just been told the four hundred fifty people in the rest of iraq last three days were protests actually rose at least we don't know how many you've been arrested in other parts of the country. that was eric randolph speaking with us a short while ago to germany now we're on member of parliament and a leading figure in the far right party may face charges of illegal hate speech for her angry tweet on new year's eve beatrix launched ranted at police in the city of cologne for publishing a new year's greeting in arabic she s

correspondent eric randolph who is joining us with the latest from tehran and eric as we've heard iranian state television reporting nine more people killed overnight more than one hundred protesters arrested what are we to make of the authorities response to the unrest and how big of a threat are these protests to the regime well this is the biggest test the regime has faced since there were mass demonstrations back in two thousand and nine the difference this time is that they. consider the more although it is very difficult to confirm the reports we're hearing for problems says she's restrictions on trying . to know the six protesters that showed us what on store the station is. several other people were killed in various schools and cities over the country recent days. well there is a start of crackdown was just been told that four hundred fifty people have been arrested in tehran the last three days with protests that's a good road to this move and we don't know how many you're being arrested in other parts of the country and we understand that among these protesters there are host o

in the trucking running down and making sure those serving over eric randolph in tehran unfortunately the connection is not as strong as we would have liked to thank you for speaking to us now absent the other stories making news around the world hundreds of protesters have gathered in ukraine's capital kiev to demand an investigation into the death of a prominent lawyer arena was found dead on new year's day she'd face threats for helping to convict a well connected man in a case that was seen as a test of the ukrainian justice system. at least nine people have died and more than a dozen real wounded after rival gangs clashed at a jail in brazil officials say the violence erupted when inmates from one wing invaded another some hundred prisoners managed to escape during the fighting a few dozen have been recaptured. a new campaign against sexual harassment has just been launched in hollywood and it's already raised thirteen million dollars the time's up initiative has the backing of a list power players like reese witherspoon jennifer aniston and shonda rhimes it aims to help victims

randolph.e of the greatest if not the greatest demonstration for freedom and human dignity ever held in the united states. >> the slumbering conscious of america stood aroused, tall and awakened as the twilight fell over the march in washington. it had emitted a sense of shame, and the pain that had been overlook nand so doing, america reminded herself of her destiny, and of her aspiration, and the dream that brought forth the birth, and america turned her eyes on the freedom and justice and issues for all. and she turned her attention the civil rights bill before the congress which is currently under examination of the elected representatives of all of the towns and cities of the land, and she turned her thoughtses to the job ahead, and the sound and spirit of the massive remind ore of the reminder of freedom, and through august 28th, rightfully emitting from the grounds of where abraham lincoln sat gravely over the memorial that was erect ared to his memory. it is not enough to hope together,

while iran is still reeling from the protests after correspond eric randolph isn't errani can tell us more about the your current situation there around us it's clear that the government is eager to change the narrative of the year pro-government demonstrations helped save that goal. well there has been an impressive show of force by authorities today hundreds of thousands were released tens of thousands of people marching in cities across the country. relies very quickly and very effectively. show what you know there is going to do they want to bring people out of the strips and in the last few minutes just have the head of the revolutionary guards and i'll say that today is the end of the sedition and total zero only fifteen thousand people took part in the rest entirely across the country last week so what does that mean they have effectively cracked down on all the anti-government protests but it's very hard to tell information is still very hard to get from about what was happening out in the provinces this was focused more on outlying areas not so much in toronto but it's sad to

in randolph's words, i went up to my father's bedroom. he was standing in front of his basin and was shaving with an old-fashioned valet razor. he had a tough beard and as usual he was hacking away. sit down, dear boy, read the papers while i finish dressing, he told me. i did as i was told. after two or three minutes he half turned to me and said, i think i see my way through, resumed shaving. i was astounded and said, do you mean that we could avoid defeat, which seemed incredible to me or beat the bastards, which seemed incredible. he flung his razor into the basin, swung around and said to me intently, of course i mean we can beat them. i said, well i'm all for it but i don't see how you can do it. by this time he has dried and sponged his face, turning around he said to me with great intensity, we will fight on and i shall drag the united states in. [laughter] that eventuality was a year-and-a-half away, and would seem an even more remote possibility, until the japanese bombed pearl harbor and brought about the one thing that can ins

correspondent eric randolph was joining us with the latest from tehran welcome to you eric pro-government demonstrations that we saw last night is this a sign of a changing tide in favor of the regime or is it propaganda. it's hard to say exactly what's happening outside in the provinces protests to go protest always happening in smaller towns and cities that are in tear up but we can all see your force of violence out night that is that this morning we've seen a very impressive show strength from the regime tens of thousands of people who take pro-government runways and several ages it's not yet in tehran that it's coming from. so it does appear that the government. when the top is yet and when we look at the causes for example of these anti-government protests we know that for example the uprising has been the biggest since two thousand and nine but with that crackdown underway as you mentioned and hundreds already arrested how strong would you say is the will for those protesters to continue and how big a threat are they posing to the regime at this point. we're better than two thousan

phil: eric randolph in tehran, thank you.sign of thawing tensions, north korea has reopened a suspended hotline to south korea. north korean leader kim jong-un ordered a reconnection of the phone line with the country's border. north and south have been making over chores about -- making overtures about improving ties since new year's eve since kim jong-un said he wanted to see north korean athletes at next month's winter olympics in the south. one of the more contentious issues in coalition talks between germany's hopeful ruling parties is likely to be reuniting refugees with their families. the process is politically charged, complicated, and expensive. and even if german authorities approve family reunions, other -- red tape in other countries can prolong the wait. so what does it mean for people caught up in the middle who often see themselves as victims of broken promises? reporter: this man and his younger brother like living in cologne, their new home, but they say they can only be truly content when the rest of their

we apologize we've lost connection there with eric randolph but we're going to go to business now as we heard earlier the economy is ailing in iran and it's calm on that definitely the people who are already frustrated with the situation and then there was this price rise for food that made it was the president acknowledging the public's anger over the flagging economy which has benefited from his nuclear deal with powers but not in a way that's brought immediate gains for most iranians. the protests began thursday in response to a forty percent price increase for eggs and poultry the government also announced plans to raise fuel prices the moves would have hit the poor especially hard at a time of economic uncertainty inflation is at ten percent unemployment is high and young iranians face weak job prospects this despite the high hopes that many expressed as international sanctions began to be lifted in the wake of iran's nuclear deal. with the sanctions being lifted we hope that foreign capital pours into the country. that will allow us to reopen factories. and then it will be easi

have paid correspondent atika randolph s. and iran's capital tehran welcome to day w we had to have a general has announced that the sedition has been defeated what does it look like from where you are well here and ron it was pretty quiet so tonight and we've seen a pretty heavy police presence but a few revolutionary guards out on the streets in the center of the city but for the most part it looks calm it does feel like the wind has come out the so that the protest movement today was really about the regime seizing about control of that narrative reasserting itself dorothy and getting these things under control well we don't want to rule us ability that more protest or a this might be. in the months to come but now it does that there is a rush to get things done to control and what effect to have a today's pro-government demonstrations are had if any. well yes this is part of the regime showing that if it wants to it can bring a huge number of people out into the streets in the these protests were impressive tens of thousa

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this is a live look outside new hampshire avenue at east randolph road.er letting us know about that crash. several traffic lights out in the district. please give yourself extra time. downed wires in gaithersburg. utility problem with downed wires blown transform. metro rail lines on time. back to you. >> all right, erin thank you. time right now is 6:24. facebook changing our news feeds again. but first wal-mart making big changes to paychecks and even closing some stores and laying off people. joining us now from the fox business network studios tracee carrasco. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning. happy friday. >> happy friday indeed. yes, oh, my goodness, t.g.i.f. let's get started. wal-mart closing sams clubs. you know, i don't think a lot of people are shopping -- well, lot of people are shopping there but i guess they're closing more of them. >> reporter: well, we had two big announcements from wal-mart. in one breath we had the announcement that they were going to be increasing the hourly wage because of the tax reform bill and also gi

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will not be tolerated all right eric randolph thanks very much for the update from tehran north korean leader kim jong un has delivered a new year's address with a warning for the united states he said he has a nuclear button on his desk at all times to be able to respond to any u.s. attack kim said the u.s. would be unable to wage war against north korea because it was within range of pyongyang's nuclear weapons but is more conciliatory toward south korea saying he was open to talks and hoped to lower military tensions between the two neighbors. for more on that let's bring in correspondent josh smith he joins us from solve josh kim seems to be sending some mixed signals what is the south korean government making of his statement by the south korean government has a lot riding on the next few months especially the winter olympics in february which they hope could be a kind of catalyst for tensions so it seems like they definitely saw a bit of. what kim had to say let's hear what they had to say after the speech on monday. so the new south korea's presidential office has always stated

overnight although the government is going to have to show some responsiveness to those grievances eric randolph in tehran thank you. north korea is reopening a is suspended communications line with south korea in what may be a sign of funk tensions north korean leader kim jong un ordered that the hotline at the country's border be reconnected the two koreas have been making overtures to improving ties since new years that is when kim signaled that he wants to see north korean athletes cross the border to join next month's winter olympics in the cell. let's get a quick check now of some other stories that have been making news around the world rescue crews have been working to recover the bodies of forty eight people killed when a bus careened off of a cliff in peru officials say that six survivors were found but other passengers are still missing the vehicle collided with a truck before plunging off of the highway north of the capital lima many businesses and schools in the indian financial hub of mumbai have been forced to close as protesters from a low pass community blocked traffic and sit i

correspondent eric randolph eric the head of the revolutionary guards has said that the anti-government protests had been defeated what are you hearing well. from the nation on any. protests there are coming from the provinces it was definitely a commentary on last night's presence does. seem to be i would just get reports now we're just just coming of another series of major. rallies very large very prestigious in ten different cities around the country including. ok now i know when you talk about these a pro-government rallies does it then seem that the regime is actually turning the tide against the anti-government protesters. well i think it's important to remember the protests would never end all this revolutionary guard say there were fifty thousand people who vote nationwide even if the number was a bit bigger than that it's certainly nowhere near the hundreds of thousands or millions the streets back in two thousand and nine against other kinds of election rigging. especially the fact that these protests at times violent at times of the types of government buildings i think that

but well will it for the very latest from tehran let's bring in the correspondent eric randolph eric we're getting reports of dozens or scores of arrests where you are in tehran nine people killed overnight what's the latest. yeah there were just recently after all some states. region including six protesters tried to stall a police station as well as a police burn in another town in a row which got another town most of these protests focused out in the provinces this isn't sporadic presence or on last night but almost always go elsewhere and we do have reports of hundreds of people being arrested in various parts of the country over the last few days now if these protests continue in the way they have so far to date are we likely to see a crackdown by authorities could we see the republican guards stepping in suddenly protests grow seriousness government has closed ranks and record that there are legitimate grievances and house try to take a relatively salt. you've got have been waiting in the wings though these things do start off early how to fish was talking about seditionist ele

will not be tolerated right eric randolph thanks very much for the update from tehran fast and furious chess moves were on show over the past week at the world rapid and blitz chess championships with saudi arabia playing host to most of the top players on the planet alex and human rights controversies were also an element of the competition. they use the german word blitz as in lightning quick but there is no thunder in blitz chess it was quiet in the massive hall that saw world number one magnus carlsen power through more than a dozen opponents to win for the women it was not. of georgia taking the blitz prize but she acknowledged that the favorite had skipped the event ukrainian and music czech said saudi arabia's record on women's rights was the reason she would not defend her blitz and rapid chess world titles she wrote it's a fight for being myself for my principles for the dignity of the women but the saudi royals have recently pushed for social openings even moving to permit women to drive cars in twenty eighteen they reportedly were granted hosting rights after paying one poin

will not be tolerated all right eric randolph thanks very much for the update from tehran we can move on now to some other stories making news around the world catholics are celebrating the world day of peace at the vatican pope francis celebrated a solemn mass to mark the occasion he warned the world one billion catholics to be aware of gossip and what he called the banality of consumerism and to focus on what really matters. protestors in hong kong have accused the mainland chinese government of violating the territories autonomy. this after beijing said part of the hong kong train station would come under mainland law ageing insists the move will make travel more convenient it will not impinge on hong kong's special status people in the indian capital delhi woke up to dense fog this new year's day it's said to be the thickest this season commuters were left stranded after flight operations from the city's international airport were suspended delis air pollution levels are many times the global safe limits. well fast and furious chess moves were on show over the past week at the wor

philip randolph reports first. >> we believe it's going to have an effect on the image of our countryuggling to achieve a transition from second class to first class citizenship but that our white brothers and sisters are marching on and on with the negro citizens of the country for the purpose of achieving this objective. and consequently, this is and has been a great american experience. >> the reverend dr. eugene carson blake united pres br tee tyrian church of the united states of america. >> clearly the religious leader of this day was martin luther king. and we are proud to have served behind and the strength he has been carrying. and the another thing we did produce was a nonsegregated march. >> also a member of the committee that met with president kennedy. >> and believe the real significance of what we have started with today is we have learned the groundwork for the building of a functioning coalition of americans from all walks of life, from all points of view, from all races and creeds and color who can carry on not only the common struggle to achieve an effective and mea

over time across it first to try to spur business interest but no no no easy solutions there eric randolph with the latest from tehran thank you thank you kate. an extreme winter storm sweeping across europe has left four people dead and caused wide scale damage and destruction violent winds of up to one hundred forty kilometers per hour caused scaffolding to collapse at paris two hundred thousand homes in the french capital were also without electricity the storm has also caused chaos here in germany with powerful winds downing trees and power lines firefighters in the city of cologne worked to clear debris from the roads. and the u.s. east coast is bracing for heavy snow as a winter storm intensifies into what is called a bomb. the first time in almost thirty years snow fell in the florida capital tallahassee elsewhere in the sunshine state freezing temperatures turned one man's pool into an ice rink. drivers on the eastern seaboard battled high winds and blizzard conditions a state of emergency has been declared in four states and hundreds of schools have been closed in expectation of r

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attack over time crowd to focus to try to stop business interest no no no easy solutions there eric randolph with the latest from tehran thank you. to some sports news now where world football spotlight will be on the game and capital of across the night as the twenty seven team african player of the hero award gets handed out three attacking superstars in the running for the prize let's take a look at the chances. will this man be celebrating again thursday night emerick obama young is among the contenders to be named african player of the year even as dortmund have struggled to keep pace at the top of the table the gabba nice hitman has struck thirteen but as the goals to confirm his status as one of africa's best players now he's hoping to win the award for the second time in his career. yes. i'm off. but obama young faces stiff competition for the prize egyptian forward mohamed salah has taken the premier league by storm since joining liverpool in the summer he was also part of the egypt squad that finished runners up at the africa cup of nations in february and his liverpool team mates

dynamics in randolph wants to hire 40. chroma technology in bellis falls is looking for 20 in the next two years. nsa industries will put on 50 tomorrow if they could. and global foundries in essex junction is hiring nearly 100. this is great news. these are great jobs, but we need the people to fill them. whether employees are needed for business to grow or just to keep its doors open is a common theme here. we need more workers. we cannot afford to ignore this any longer. [applause] governor scott: these trends also shift the tax burden onto fewer and fewer people, seemingly leaving us with few choices. cut programs we value or raise taxes. there is a third option. we can come together and focus our efforts to growing our working age population. if we do this, we can expand our tax base. we can put kids back in our schools, help our businesses innovate and grow, and we can protect and make more of the public investments in the areas we value. there's nothing wrong with wanting government to invest in programs that enhanc

any time soon so dressing those problems is going to be a very big task in the coming weeks eric randolph into herat thank you. reigniting refugees with their families is likely to be one of the more contentious issues and talks to try to reconstitute germany's coalition government the process is politically charged complicated and expensive and even if german authorities approved family reunions red tape in countries where refugees first arrive in europe such as italy or greece can prolong the wait so what does it mean for people caught in the middle who often see themselves as victims of broken promises. more yard and his younger brother abdul rahman like living in cologne their new home but they say they can only be truly content when the rest of their family joins them the two brothers traveled along the balkan route from syria and arrived in germany two summers ago they've been waiting for their parents to join them legally ever since. the people here told us it would only take about a month or two but two years have gone by in the meantime muata has been raising his little brother o

phillip randolph institute san francisco. our mission is to register voters and educate them about our local and state elections. we empower our residents to participate. for the past two decades our organization has engaged some of most important organizations, elders, communities in color and youth and young adults. i'm concerned about an effort to change our charter. i'm concerned because i feel that all of you are essential in our city's leadership, and you are all elected for your experience, professionalism and the trust that you've built across the city. i'm concerned because i can't understand why it's so important to change the charter and make rules today for this particular upcoming election. mayor finestein and mayor lee assumed their role of interim mayor after untimely vacancy and went on successfully to run the city as well as run as candidates for the office they rightly held. mayor london breed is qualified, shown exceptional policy work, especially around affordable housing, immigration law and she's definit

so it takes a great flexibility and also the author of william randolph hearst and now the extraordinary life in extraordinary times. and then to be called the monumental. and that is a badge of honor. and as we speak limit you as fast as we can and then open to questions. but then the numbers 36 looking up at anna college. some of these early polls why hoover? >> it is a pleasure to be here this evening and share the stage with amity who was one of my favorite authors even if she didn't pick out one negative word in the four-page review of the new yorker. [laughter] i didn't want to do hoover originally. but belgium and the first world war. i am not a fan of presidential biographies that just isn't my genre but my editor talked me into it. but as soon as i started looking i didn't know anything about the guy that a failed president number 36. look at hoover's life. that is probably smaller than the average one car garage and five people were growing up in there. coming from nothing and orphaned at the age of nine. but then shift around to different branches of the family before finally

your argument in this morning -- we will hear the argument this morning versus the randolph institute. mr. murphy? >> may it please the court. congress passed to serve competing goals. increasing the number of registered voters but decreasing the number of in notable ones. this congressional compromise is evident in the mandates. it requires states to undertake programs to remove ineligible individuals but place limits on those federally mandated removal programs, including the states

west bound randolph road, water no lanes blocked yet.lowing on the roadwa we'll take a quick break and partly to mostly cloudy day to day. rain chances are going up with likely to have a few showers it won't be cold. we're highs below freezing sunday and >>chuck, thank you. anothe news update in 25 >>> good morning, everybody. we're back. it's thursday morning. 7:30. the 11th of january, 2018. >> we have a busy morning. let's get to today's headlines. starting with chilly, new images of the tragic mudslides in california. >> the flash flood is right there! get out of here! go! >> disaster area. >> the place looks like a war zone. >> the death toll rises overnight in those devastating mudslides in southern california, as crews and residents desperately search for those still missing. >> for those that were able to escape their homes, this is what they face, a massive debris field. rocks and boulders the size of cars. >>> reversing course. >> there has been no collusion. >> president trump now saying it's unlikely he'll be intewe he would