good prosecutors moved their emissions cheating investigation up kia targeting the german luxury brand for the third time this year raiding the homes of former executives for the first time. a new but america is selling fewer guns than ever before we tell you why. i'm for business news i'm funny for sure here in berlin welcome to the show german prosecutors have raided the homes of two former members of third person involved the folks five a subsidiary of the rates are part of the investigation they're suspected of bringing course to the. engines on the market already stands accused for two hundred thousand cars there. germany's administrative court has pushed back a ruling on driving bans in cities to next week you stay earlier spoke to aren't hoarse from banking and wiser fabric or asking him if diesel is on its way out. well a i continue to be firmly a believer that diesel will disappear from the european market it's only a european technology we are used to fifty percent penetration of diesel engines in europe it's dropped to just about thirty percent so it's not just a small death

. >> you get on a radio with your accomplices, there goes the kia. >> for now the criminals are on these. business stopped at the car lot and all of it is under investigation and they're trying to figure hout how to secure the fence. >> they thank might end their business, might be it for them. >>> now we go to brazil, this took 40 seconds to go down. this driver pulls up to the luxury condominium complex but he's got some company. >> wow, out of nowhere. where did that go come from? >> blocked them in, tries to pull the dude out of the car. >> probably got a gun. >> weapon and bow boys in tow. the guy is like have it, take it all. another angle you can see how effective they were in pulling this off. >> you never know how you would react in these situations. this is really intimidating and terrifying but part of me wonders if you could ram the other car and disable it somehow. >> you could but then they'd start shooting. >> i think this person is smart in the way he handled it. nothing is worth your life. these carjackers have been known to shoot the individual if they don't hand over

you've got all of this great stuff here, the superstore, samsung, kia set up. and the hockey center here, that is where team usa women just won their gold medal. in the mountains, the gorgeous venues not going to waste. the ski jumping venue doubles as a soccer field. holds more than 13,000 spectators. this is the part-time home of the football club. thinking about warmer places. you were teasing me yesterday with 70s, 80s. i'm sure it's warmer than here in south korea. back to you. >> you'll be all right. great job. >> hang in there. >> there's more to see and experience on nbc10.com and the nbc10 app. get the up-to-the-minute medal count and read all about our team usa athletes. keith was saying you were teasing me yesterday because it was so warm. not so much today. >> you get used to that in a hurry what we had yesterday. 77, the record high temperature. overnight, temperatures coming down. 50s now. it will get colder by ten degrees for this afternoon. so far dry in philadelphia. that's the live view from center city. winds have shifted, causing temperature

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one hundred kias so from the first starting february eighteenth. israeli prime minister binyamin netanyahu has rejected accusations of corruption accusing police of conducting a witch hunt against him netanyahu made the statement on national television after police recommended he be indicted on bribery and breach of trust charges israel's attorney general must now decide whether to prosecute its.

one hundred kias so far starting february eighteenth. south africa's ruling a.n.c. party is reportedly giving president jacob zuma forty eight hours to resign that's according to the country's state broadcaster as a.b.c. suma is facing pressure to resign over a series of corruption scandals with deputy president cyril ramaphosa seen as his likely successor.

. >> reporter: haddon township detectives say they drove off in a kia sportage. >> yeah. what? >> this has been done about three times. >> reporter: this one too even for the animals. >> yup. and i think this gentleman has been here before. >> reporter: wait. this is no gentleman. >> it stinks. >> it does sting. so we made sure we put some money in the tip jar. >> thank you so much. >> you're welcome. thank you. >> reporter: kind hearts more than making up for the loss but it's not so much about the mon money. >> nobody should have to be faced with, you know, something scary and be vulnerable like this. these days you never know what can happen. >> teenager who was really shaken by all of this did get the rest of valentine's day off and she did everything she was supposed to do say police and her boss by reporting this and staying calm. she's back at work now and they're not changing a thing. but they would like your help. you can go to our website to take another look at those pictures and to call that must be. in haddon township, joyce evans fox 29 news. >>> all right. back t

one hundred kia so far starting february eighteenth. how to cover more than just one reality. where i come from we have a transatlantic way of looking at things that's because my father is from germany and my mother is from the united states of america and so i realized fairly early that it makes people are really looking for any journalist they can trust for them to make sense of. light in this battle i work at the government. al qaeda linked militants have claimed responsibility for shooting down a russian fighter jet over syria's province russian officials say the pilot ejected with a parachute but was killed in fighting on the grind the russian defense ministry says it was spotted with an asse strike on the area which killed at least thirty minutes since. say the italian man arrested in connection with a shooting spree targeting foreigners has links to neo fascist parties this.

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one hundred kias over. starting february eighteenth. this is deja vu news live from her lead on the macro tells her credits are not going anywhere the german chancellor vows to stay on for a full term as head of government and party that is she faces a groundswell of disaffection from her own rank and file will have complete analysis also coming out of a showdown with jacob zuma his party needs to decide the fate of the embattled south african president is he on his way out we'll ask our correspondent. and russian investigators searching the snow for clues as to why an airliner went down soon after taking off from a moscow airport killing all seventy one on board. and in sports a bit of braman rediscover their fighting form against a wolfsburg we'll have that and all the highlights of sunday's honestly. i'm brian thomas welcome to the show on the machall has promised to remain both chancellor and conservative party leader for another full term she used her first interview since clinching a deal for a new government to quassia rumors tha

the victim was parked in her car on reed street when a kia drove by and the woman heard lots of gunshots and felt pain in her arm realizing she was shot. >>> a delaware county man is arrested for selling illegal firearms outside of a gun show. 48-year-old kevin stillman sold an undercover detective two guns on february 10th, still man reportedly pointed a gun at his own head and threatened to kill himself. >>> more than a dozen people were hospitalized after a septa bus collided with a tractor trailer in the frankford section this morning. jeanette reyes has reactions from people at the scene. >> this is crazy and you don't see this every day. >> it looks horrible. two big vehicles and i hope everybody in there is safe. >> it looks pretty bad. >> at the height of the morning rush hour, frankford avenue at orthodox street was shut down after the septa bus collided with the tractor trailer. the truck jackknifes when the windshield was smashed in and the truck driver was not transported to the hospital and did not appear to be injured but looked upset and passers by were stunned. >> i hope

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they may be driving a kia sportage. >>> two more medals added to the u.s. stash. americans bringing home medals in fig skating and halfpipe. >> that brings the count to a dozen. we are live in pyeongchang with more on the winning streak. >> reporter: look at the treat i have for you guys here. these are the actual medals that are handed out to the athletes here at these games on special loan to us by the ioc. you won't see these medals in the future. these are representing the korean trees that were chopped down to make the olympic venues. the side has korean alphabets engrained into them and the ribbon is made of the korean fabric. and as of last night, two more of these is what we won. the shib sibs took the number one spot after the free ice dance performance. they slid to bronze with gold going to the canadians who are now the most decorated figure skaters in olympic history. >> we're so proud of how we performed today. i mean like, two medals is amazing. i'm so -- i'm speechless. >> reporter: another bronze in the halfpipe. canada took gold, france took silve

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i expect that these critical regulations will be finalized, jeff, very soon the kia in all of these efforts, as i said in my remarks the day after the shooting is set we cannot merely take actions that make us feel like we're making a difference. we must actually make a difference. cliches and past focus on evidence-based solutions. thatsecurity measures actually work and make it easier for the men and women in law enforcement to protect our children and to protect our safety. of this evilath massacre, our spirits have been lifted by the accounts of marjorie stoneman douglas high school. teachers, coaches, others who have shown us that the forces of love and courage are always stronger than the forces of evil and hate. i this morning, look at the economic impact and cost of cybercrime. we are live on c-span2 at acorn 30 a.m. eastern. unfoldsn, where history daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's television companies and today we continue to bring you unfiltered coverage of congress, the white house, the supreme court, and public policy events and washington, d.c

malia and kia's mom committed to matching that amount. >>> when police aren't fighting crime, they're on the dance floor. the police tweeted this video of some of its officer performing during the night to shine at the alameda fairgrounds. the event provides an unforgettable prom night for people with special needs. these officers made it a night to remember. just ahead, traveling is a lot easier when your flight arrives >>> happening today, a special event that preserves culture and history in san rafael. the friends of china camp are celebrating the -- the tribute takes place on a historic piece of land purchased 150 years ago by captain john mcnear. he established the china camp, a refuge for hundreds of chinese workers who faced discrimination during the gold rush. his family is seek to go preserve the property and is hosting the event. >>> flying the friendly skies, it turns out united airlines is the best airline in terms of on-time performance. that's according to a new study from the federal bureaueaueau transportation statistics that compared 12 u.s. carriers. united arrived

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the final countdown to murder began. 2:30 in the afternoon of november 17th, neuman rented a silver kiainivan. the desk clerk remembered him. >> he was in a hurry and very impatient. >> just after 5:30 in the morning on november 18, a security camera recorded the silver minivan pulling into the parking garage on the ge campus. the camera then caught newman walking up the stairs. he logged onto his computer and left his cell phone on the desk. was he trying to create an alibi? next, hemy neuman got back in his car. he was on the move. a few hours later, surveillance video across town picked up his trail driving into the parking lot of a suburban the atlanta preschool where rusty sneiderman was scheduled to drop off his son. >> coming up, the widow takes the stand. >> he had deeper feelings for me than just friends. >> andrea sneiderman under scrutiny when "date lean" continues. some advisers have hidden and layered fees. fisher investments never does. and while some advisers are happy to earn commissions from you whether you do well or not, fisher investments fees are structured so we do

asked tom and i to get us out so we started to move again after the wounded were taken out and the one kia taken out and so on. we got a few steps into it and tom stopped and coughed and sob grenade hanging in a tree. i didn't see it but he saw it and we were able to get around and we finally got out. >> even in the middle of the afternoon it's dark. >> the triplen canopy. >> both brothers earned a purple heart and the only way he can earn it is the hard way that day and to this day tom when you go through the tsa at the airport airport. >> tom has a little shrapnel in him. i have a couple pieces of my w chest. we went into the field hospital and they dug stuff out and unfortunately it was significant but that -- not that significant significant. so they got the stuff out of me but i've still got it couple of pellets still in my chest. when i take in mra have to tell them because those things show up. but it has never given me any trouble. >> mine got out to. it just took a while. it worked its way out. >> 50 years later. >> even though wounded both of these soldiers went back to their uni

. >> reporter: haddon township detectives say they drove off in a kia sportage. >> yeah. >> reporter:hat? >> this is has been done about three times. this one too even for the animals. >> yup. i think this gentleman has been here before. >> reporter: wait. this is no gentleman. >> it stinks. >> it does stink we made sure we put some money in the tip jar. >> thank you so much. >> you're welcome. thank you. >> reporter: kind hearts more than making up for the loss. but it's not so much about the money. >> nobody should have to be faced with, you know, something scary and be vulnerable like that. these days you never know what can happen. >> reporter: now the teenager who was really shaken up by all of this as you can imagine her first job. she got the rest valentine's day off but her boss and police say she did everything she was supposed to do to report this very calmly and she's back at work. they're not taking this lying lying down. they really want your help to find these people, lucy. and they're not changing a thing at their shop. they're still going to be the same mom and pop you

. >> haddon township detectives say they drove off in kia sportage. >> what?ne about three time. >> this one too even for the animals. >> yup. i think this gentleman has been here before. >> reporter: wait. this is no gentleman. >> it stink. >> it does stink. we made sure we put some money in the tip jar. >> thank you so much. >> you're welcome. thank you. >> reporter: kinds hearts more than making up for the loss but it's not so much about the mon money. >> nobody should have to be faced with, you know, something scary and be vulnerable like that. in these days you know what can happen. >> reporter: the teenager shaken by all of this did get the rest of valentine's day off and she did everything she was supposed to do say police and her boss by roaring this and staying cal. she's back at work now and they're not changing a thing. but they would like your help. you can go to our website to take another look at those pictures and to call that numb number. in haddon township, joyce evans fox 29 news. >>> dangerous fog record-breaking temperatures all in one day.

had a little incident witht kia moped in bermuda.e. oh.with insurance, we had to dip into our 401(k) and it set us back a little bit. sometimes you don't have a choice. but it doesn't mean you guys can't get back on track. great. great. yeah. no judgment. just guidance. td ameritrade. >>> welcome back. another major development today at the senate hearing was this, chris wray appeared to directly contradict the white house's account of what it knew about the allegation of spousal abuse facing rob porter and when. the white house said the fbi review was on goiging on. at the same time, fbi says nope, it was quote closed. white house said they hadn't received any specific papers about a completed background check. the fbi says they did most certainly give that information to the white house. which kept him on staff and kept giving him access to sensitive information. and the fbi says it gave the white house a partial report on porter last march months earlier than the white house has reportedly claimed it first learned there was any issue. t

commanderred a to us get out espouse we started to move after this was -- the wound taken out, the one kia taken out and so on. and we got a few steps into it, tom was walking again point, and he stopped and he caught -- saw a grenade hanging in a tree, and i didn't see it. and he saw it. and we were able to neutralize it and get around it. finally got out but it was dark. >> even in the afternoon it's dark but a therefore ocanopy. >> so breath powered earned the purple heartment -- heart that day. when you go through the tsa at the airport they fine things. >> i've got -- i know tom still has a little shrapnel in him. i have a couple of pieces in my chest because when they took -- we went into the field hospital and they dug stuff out and fortunately it was significant but not that significant. so they got the stuff out of me. i was more surface but i've still got a couple of pellets still in my chest so it's more when i take an x-ray or mri, you have to tell them because those things show up, and -- but it's never given me any trouble. i think -- >> mine got out, too, just took awhile. w

not. [ laughter ] >> seth: i feel like -- >> we've been doing the worst ones because i mentioned the kia-- [ laughter ] and then he mentioned gasex on the show and they immediately sent him a bunch of gasex. so, it's like -- [ light laughter ] >> yeah. i mentioned lululemon in this sketch where i played a liberal white woman -- >> seth: yeah. >> and they sent me a bunch of lululemon clothes, and now i got to explain that to my family. [ laughter ] >> seth: i want to talk -- you played gretchen white liberal -- and how much makeup were you in to transform into a white woman? >> i tried to go as method as i could with as much makeup as possible. >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> seth: really unrecognizable -- i won't tell the people watching at home which one che is, but he's one of those -- one of those three white women. when the stormy daniels story happened, when that broke the crazy thing was, the last time donald trump was on the show he was in a sketch with vanessa and cecily who were playing porn stars. >> that's true. >> seth: did you guys -- did that occur to you as quickly as it occurred

during the first part of the 26% of65 to 1966, 25 to the kia's were african-americans. that became a problem. the word cannon fodder. that was not the situation. generallyericans preferred and went to the combat arms. that was where you got the rank. the rank came down first to the combat arms. you had a chance of making ranked 30 fast -- pretty fast. those were the elite units of the army at that time. . lot of us were gung ho we were predominate in the airborne unit. we wanted the chance to prove that we were good and that we would fight for our country. the downside of it was that when it was time to give out the metals, that was when i began to get into trouble. blacks were not getting the medals. that was one of the issues with my captain. i am confronting this dip them -- as diplomatically as i could, a captain as to why there were no blacks eating metals. all of the medals were given to the whites. i guess my tone accused him. i had asked some what -- some white blacks were not getting medals. nothing ever became of it. ist was the basic of that the captain. of c

one hundred kia so far starting february eighteenth coming. this is deja vu news live from berlin our shooting at a high school in florida leaves seventeen people death the suspect a nineteen year old former student there had been expelled he's now in police custody will cross over to washington for the very latest. i have on the show no way but out under pressure from his own party south africa's president jacob zuma steps down. by the four com to the decision.

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one hundred kias open starting february eighteenth. this is day eight of us live from berlin the high drama in south africa as president zuma defies an order by his party to resign he says he's being victimized the a.n.c. he says he was go by the end of the day or they will take it to parliament also on the program. the german journalist at that issue joe has been held at a turkish prison for a year and still has not been charged is due to.

had a little incident witht kia moped in bermuda.e. oh. even with insurance, we had to dip into our 401(k) and it set us back a little bit. sometimes you don't have a choice. but it doesn't mean you guys can't get back on track. great. great. yeah. no judgment. just guidance. td ameritrade. >>> matt, why. don't you come on up and tell us about these massive cuts and how they're benefiting your people, your employees, your workers. thanks, matt. >> thanks to your tax cuts, we see continued success in the future. >> we're interrupting for breaking news. there is a, quite a drop happening on wall street. a massive sell-off is happening today. >> ouch. nothing like an historic drop in the dow to interrupt your big economy speech. over 1,100 points were lost by the end of trading today. and while most presidents understood that pegging your own performance too closely to a market you cannot control is deeply unwise, this president has been different. his own treasury secretary thinks the stock market is a good report card for the administration

during the first part of that war, let's say, '65 and '66, 25 to 26% of the kias were african-americanshat became a problem, and the word canon fodder, and the african-americans being used as canon fodder. i'll tell you that wasn't the situation. what it was was african-americans generally preferred and went to the combat arms and that was when you got the rank because all rank came down first into the combat arms and you had a chance of making rank pretty fast and you did it there and second, those were the elite unit of the army at that time and yes, a lot of us were gung ho. we were predominant in the airborne units and then the other reason was we wanted a chance to prove that we were good and that we would fight for our country and we did. the down side of it was when it was time to give up the medals and that's when i began to get into trouble. blacks were not getting the medals and that was one of the issues with my captain when i -- i'm only an e4 now and i'm confronting as diplomatically as i could a captain as to why there were no blacks getting medals when all of the medals w

a kia serey assertion by the fbt this memo lacks is the underlying intelligence used to go about this investigation. it's not about redactions, et cetera. you can't be fully transparent, you can't understand the judgments they made without seeing the underlying intelligence on which they made their judgment. >> it's about what is already left out, it's about cherry picking. >>> you guys stand by. david chalian, you've been reading this. i see you out of my peripheral vision. what's up? >> this is something they will rally around, there is no doubt. the trump supporters will point to -- maybe it was jim this mentioned this, perhaps it was manu, that steele, according to, again, this political document from the majority staff and the house intelligence committee, that steele was talking to michael izakopf of yahoo news before the fisa application and that he should have been already fired at the time of the first application for fisa. you see some republican commentary, but you are going to see a lot of trump supporters and perhaps republicans more broadly to start using this to rally a

part of thatrst war, 1965-1966, war, 1965 to 1966, 25 to 26% of the kia's were african-americans. that became a problem. the word cannon fodder. that was not the situation. african-americans generally preferred and went to the combat arms. that was where you got the rank. the rank came down first to the combat arms. you had a chance of making ranked 30 fast, pretty fast. those were the elite units of the army at that time. and yes a lot of us were gung , ho. we were predominate in the airborne units. the other thing was that we wanted the chance to prove that we were good and that we would fight for our country. and we did. , ho.the downside of it was, wht ,as time to give up the medals that is when i began to get into trouble. blacks were not getting the medals. that was one of the issues with, that is when i began to get into e-4aptain -- i am only an now, and i was confronting my cap to and as to why the blacks were not getting any medals. all of the medals were given to the whites. i guess my tone accused him. i had asked some what, some blacks were not getting medals. he said

during the first part of that war, say '65 or '66, 25 to 26% of the kias were african-americans.hat became a problem. and the word cannon fodder of the african-americans used as cannon fodder, and i will tell you that is not the situation. what it was, was that african-americans generally prefer and went to the combat arms. because all rank came down first to the the combat arms, and so you had a chance to make the rank fast, and you did it there, and second, those were the elite units of the ar army my at that yes, a number of us were gung ho and predominant in to a airborne unit, and the other reason is that we wanted the chance to prove that we were good and that we would fight for our country, and we did. the downside of it was when it was time to give out the medals, that is when i began to get into trouble. blacks were not getting the medals. and that is one of the issues with my captain when i am only an e-4 now, and i'm confronting as diplomatically as i could a captain as to why there were no blacks getting medals. and all of the medals were given to the white, and i gue

during their first quarter of that war, let's say '65, '66. 25% to 26% of the kias were african-americans. that became a problem. and the word cannon fodder of the african-americans being used as cannon fodder. well, i'll tell you, that wasn't the situation. what it was was african-americans generally preferred and went to the combat arms. that was where you got your rank, because all rank came down first to the combat arms. so you had a chance to make rank pretty fast. you did it there. and second, those were the elite units of the army at that time. and yes, a lot of us were gung ho. we were predominant in the airborne units, and then the other reason was we wanted a chance to prove that we were good and that we would fight for our country. and we did. the downside of it was, when it was time to give out the medals, that's when i began to get into trouble. blacks were not getting the medals. that was one of the issues with my captain when -- i'm only an e-4 now, and i'm confronting as diplomatically as i could, a captain, as to why there were no blacks getting medals. and all of the med

you who don't know, bio stands for the biographers international organization, and i want to thank kia for being such a good friend to bio and to me, and thad whose name i have mastered now -- [laughter] for being so helpful. i also want to thank kathy curtis, who's amazing. kathy, who put this whole event together. and if you ever want something to go beautifully and efficiently, call on kathy. but she already has too much to do because she's so amazing. when you're a head of an organization, it is so relaxing to have people who are incredibly competent that you work with. it's great. for those of you who don't know biographers international, we're, obviously, an international organization, 400 biographers. and we offer training, education, support, all kinds of ways to nurture young, beginning biographers as well as biographers who are masters of the field. and we're very excited this year, bob and i, to inaugurate a new fellowship which allows -- which people are applying for, it allows them to travel, if they win the fellowship, to have funds to travel to go to the places that thei

. >> reporter: glad you are safe we have another victim over here who has a kia. driving, come here for a second. what happens, how do you notice something wrong. >> i noticed something wrong because i put my windshield wipers on and black tar just started coming out. >> reporter: it went up to your windshield. >> and then when i got on it, it just froze a little bit. my car, yes. >> reporter: it splashed on your door and everything. >> hopefully everybody is safe >> yes. >> reporter: hopefully get to the source of this. who knows where this tanker truck is but i'm sure, maybe surveillance and i'm sure police are busy tracking this down. we cannot be the only won on top of this. >> i'm shock that the cars even moved through it was so thick. >> okay. our viewers are very smart? what is that? is that tar, petroleum, what the heck is it, on twitter. >> by the way people are saying if it is swarthmore around here we do say swarthmore. >> it is opposite. >> i mean -- >> it is swarthmore. >> what do you think. >> we have to get to this. >> so, do you see this right here

right in the middle of the pack, below kia, subaru, chrysler, hyundai, mazda, and infinity what went wrong with mercedes? >> what's going on with mercedes-benz is they're trying to get more sales. so they have actually entered really a much lower market with entries like the mercedes-benz gla and cla. these are really nothing more than front load drive small cars that they have mercedes-benz badges on. they look good, but they don't perform well and i think it's hurt their brand. in the short run, maybe sales, yes. in the long run, we're going to have to see what it does to that idea of what is a mercedes-benz. >> we love these stocks as questions for you, but alt the same time, this doesn't correspondent with how the stocks do. taking a look at the bottom three. fiat chrysler is probably the best performing of the three major automakers out there, ironically >> there's no correlation in my opinion between this list, and that's not a knock on this list, and the way that the stocks of these automakers perform fiat chrysler is one of the hot stocks right now and the reason why is becau

one hundred kias so. starting february eighteenth. israeli prime minister binyamin netanyahu has rejected accusations of corruption accusing police of conducting a witch hunt against him netanyahu made the statement on national television after police recommended he be indicted on bribery and breach of trust charges israel's attorney general must now decide whether to prosecute netanyahu. marchin scholtz has stepped down as leader of germany's social democrats the move comes amid widespread disenchantment in the party over schultz's leadership scholtz nominated party parliamentary leader hundred oleson as his successor. south africa's ruling african national congress has confirmed that it told president jacob zuma to step down party leaders have not yet agreed on a time frame but asked him to respond on wednesday zuma is facing multiple accusations of corruption. american researchers say ice sheets melting due to climate change will raise the sea level by at least sixty one centimeters by the end of the century analysis of twenty five

one hundred kias over. starting february eighteenth. south africa's ruling a.n.c. party has reportedly given president jacob zuma forty eight hours to resign or face being recalled from office that's according to the country's state broadcaster s a p c zuma has faced pressure to resign over a series of corruption allegations. ukraine's border service says it has deported former georgian president mikhail saakashvili to poland closed caption footage appears to show saakashvili being arrested in a key of restaurant ukrainian authorities accuse him of staying in the country illegally where he's led protests against president petro poroshenko. new york's attorney general has accused harvey weinstein's film studio of knowingly tolerating his alleged sexual assaults for years prosecutors announced a lawsuit against white students company over the weekend for failing to protect employees more than seventy women have accused the hollywood producer of sexual misconduct. former us president barack obama has unveiled a colorful large scale portrait of himself at the national

one hundred kias so far starting february eighteenth. south africa's ruling a.n.c. party is reportedly giving president jacob zuma forty eight hours to resign that's according to the country's state broadcaster as a.b.c. zuma is facing pressure to resign over a series of corruption scandals with deputy president cyril ramaphosa seen as his likely successor. ukraine's border service says it has deported former georgian president mikheil saakashvili to poland closed caption footage appears to show saakashvili being arrested in a key of restaurant ukrainian authorities accuse him of staying in the country illegally where he's led protests against president petro poroshenko. people have held a vigil in moscow to remember seventy one people killed in the plane crash near the russian capital on sunday investigators have recovered the flight data recorder from the wreckage for analysis it's not yet clear why the plane came down shortly after taking off. former u.s. president barack obama has unveiled a colorful large scale portrait of himself at the national portrait galle