and by 1ngal violence spikes agn during the world war i years. and by 1918, as soldiers are overseas and fighting a war, they're also getting word from newspapers, from family members, from what have you about the atrocities being committed against african-americans back in the u.s. so in the same period that i'm talking about is also the moment in valdosta, georgia when mary turner is lynched for speaking out against the lynching of a husband, brother or family member earlier. she's pregnant, the baby is cut out of her, and that baby is stomped to death by a crowd. right? so when people talk about democracy, freedom, bodily safety, it's not sort of abstract concepts for them, it's very serious stuff. i'm going to start reading now because my preferatory comments are always a lot longer than i mean for them to be and then my paper has to become shorter. why don't we jump in. when sergeant christopher columbus watts filled out his questionnaire for the virginia war commission in 1920, he took a moment to explain what military service in the great

. >>> a sharp spike in animals getting hot. -- a sharp spike in animals getting shot. >>> why a bay area school can't find anyone to teach welding. >>> police revealing more about the crime ring accused of making and selling drugs around the country. the ringleader into the lee and his associates make more than $1 million of year with their operation. officers and federal agents raided the home last week. they seize more than 800 pounds of marijuana along with liquid steroids, cocaine, guns and a rocket launcher. police say the suspects posed as a phony electronics company then used freight companies to move marijuana and drugs to the east coast. >> they would approach the freight companies and say we would like to ship these boxes. they are full of computer parts. in fact they were full of drugs. they were using the freight companies to ship those products to their destinations. >> the bust was a result of a two year investigation. >>> a suspected serial arsonist brought down by surveillance photos -- photos of his own car. james bay ship was found guilty of starting 14 car fires around

inis notable the spike asylum, people asking for asylum. it could be because more people know about it. back in the 1990's, particularly in the 1980's, there were wars in central america. more people can apply for asylum, perhaps. but some say the spike is also a smuggling tactic because they know that the united states has followed international law and its own federal law and processes migrants differently than they would if they were just trying to deport them. shows, andfront page we had another story a few weeks ago about this issue come a some of these cases are true and some immigrants aren't entitled to free lawyers and have to defend themselves against an immigration lawyer, and i can be very difficult to do. so sometimes immigrants are deported to their death. it is a very a student -- a very astute observation. host: i want to show viewers what homeland security secretary kristen nielsen had to say. -- today i am announcing historic measures to bring immigration of the control. effective immediately, the administration will invok

aberrations, spikes, downfalls. been a year of volatility which is not going away anytime soon. vonnie: what are your favorite trades for today and into the new year? >> i like oil. level, iest the $45 think it is time to start picking oil in west texas and around that level. vonnie: thank you. guy: let's pick up and talk session. s&p this let's find out what is going on. m a chambers is here with more emma chambers is here with more. many investors, consumers and the president said he didn't like it. led the person who kneeling protest in the nfl. be promotingrs may it now, it is said that it customer engagement in the u.s. that is the kind of sustained momentum that investors would like to see, particularly because a year ago, nike was in a slump. i have a chart that shows nike versus one of its biggest rivals. you can see the slump where nowas took the lead, and nike is back in the front seat. it is faring very well in other places geographically. --nike can be very happy china is nike's fastest growing region. c

for seniors in high school, the spike is the biggest on record?rgest in the 43-year history of the survey. drinking is down and use of opioids is down. >>> good morning. welcome to "early start." i'm christine romans. >> i'm dave briggs. it is 5:00 a.m. in the east. it is days from a partial government shutdown unless the president and congress can real a deal on the border wall. the white house is demanding $5 billion for the wall, which, remember, mexico was going to pay for it. congressional democrats rejecting that request. the white house senior adviser stephen miller taking a hard line on "face the nation."

that might explain this spike in iranians.the bbc did an investigation at e end of last month at a camp in calais. they spoke to smugglers and it seemed to be the impression they were giving people is you need to get across now because with brexit happening in march, you don't know what will happen with the borders.mi again, that explain why there suddenly seems to be heis upturn in numbers. ben: presumably if is this spike, there will be increased coast guard activity on others trying to make the same treacherous journey. sarah: absolutely. the home office has been clear today that they been working more closely with frch authorities and there are more coastal patrols. there have been -- i got a statement at the end of last month sayingxactly the same thing, that they think this is organized criminal gang activities, smugglers organizing these groups to get acro channel. the authorities are well aware of it. but obviously, people are getting through. ben: sarah campbell speaking t me earlier. let's bring you some of the day's

probably spike it heh 33 seconds. let's e what goff will do.ki ng a lot of time. no spike obvioly. goff will fire.ev erett is going to make the catch. he'll be out of bounds at the 2i yard line th 20 seconds. the other thing is -- saw it the other night in the chargers game. do you think mcvay wou go for two? >> cris: i hink he would do anything. there's nothing you could say at the end of the sentence i wouldn't go, yeah. >> al: you never know. 26 yard line. pacing. >> cris: a lot of times you might take a shot at tdle of the field. they are playing the tampa two defense sitting there with a safety field.middle of the these checkdowns will be the il formula for a e here. . al: goff to the outside gurley, can he get out of bounds? he can't. maddox makes the tackle. 1 11-10. got to spike it here. six seconds. he leaves himself one play. man, oh, man. ndgurley doesn't go out ofs, i don't know. >> cris:ouple of times that drive they had a chance to get ouof bounds. it's all about the clock. that's all it is. now it's all about one play. gurley can barely make it off e field. he's a wr

you spike, and change valuations quite significantly.ey have been hit in the last couple of years but now they look cheap. if you have a longer term perspective, and you recognise that fundamentally a lot of the firms are well diversified, when we get through brexit and they know the trading position and uncertainty, the valuations are expected to co nve rg e the valuations are expected to converge back and this is as much an opportunity as a threat. the glass is half full, i like it! the optimist on the programme. thank you, simon. we will have you back for the papers in a moment. still to come... spotting a gap in the market. as stylish as changing bags. you're with business live from bbc news. manchester airport group has had a good summer, with strong performance in manchester and london stansted. the group sucessfully tackled several challenges and filled the gap left by the collapse of monarch last year. their chief executive charlie cornishjoins us now. their chief executive charlie cornish joins us now. good morning, charlie. goo

you see the yellow spiking above 50. the s&p 500 dropping, some others dropping back in 2016 and even earlier this year, we had that huge spike higher and panic selling earlier this year that led to volatility. take a look at the vix in yellow. not exceptionally high levels, but this area may be setting it up for a spikes in which what we saw earlier this year. aheadlling made be just -- maybe just ahead. anchor: 10 to that point, we are seeing people go back to bonds. it may have been the high we have seen and explain why investors are going back to longer dated safe bonds. u.s. aggregateng index and it had it -- its biggest week since april last week. etf that $10 billion tracks seven to 10 year itssuries and it had biggest inflow last week since february, so even though the bond trade has maintained this year, people are going back and saying perhaps yields down, pricing up, we are going back to the u.s. bonds. anchor: thank you so much. .till with us is alicia levine before the closing bell, you're saying that the fe

he said, this is spike lee.e that book and i thought i he was talk us about the color of water and i said, which book, and he said, the -- and i -- the miracle at santa ana. i was like, oh, wow. so, he says, let's meet about it. so we met, and then he wanted to do a handshake agreement in term -- he said you want to write the script? i said i'll take a whack at it but we didn't come to an agreement for a year and i tell you why help wanted to do a handshake agreement -- >> never heart of that in hollywood. >> well, i have and i did it with spike supply worked out great. >> spike lee and work out great. >> how does it work. >> you say i'll do it, he says i'll rates the money you write the script and we get pate at the expend that's how it works. >> never work with me. i'd get sued five times. [laughter] >> it was just one offing to the things -- >> my movie contracts are that thick. >> when you're -- your books are so imminently filmable and as soon as your name is attached to some has a great monetary value in h

it's a crazy day going through with volatility spiking around this.essage coming off of this is that you could settle down and shut are the positions for the week, we are not done yet. vonnie: i love the chart and the presentation. , todaycking a winner it's jessica summers. congratulations. this is bloomberg. ♪ guy: live from london i am guy johnson. .onnie: i am vonnie quinn this is the european close. republican senators are meeting with president trump with washington on the brink of a partial shutdown. ,e are joined by kevin cirilli he is live on capitol hill. our senate republican leader still meeting with the president? we speakre meeting as here on capitol hill, staffers are on edge as the government is set to partially shutdown nine government agencies including the department of homeland security by midnight tonight. earlier today president trump has been tweeting, saying that democrats will probably vote against border security and the wall, even though they know we need it. the dems do not know there will be a shutdown that will last for a

not just pointing out those impaling-like spikes but this -- >> i think there was impaling-like spikes used in castles during the crusades as well so i'm not sure's a 21st century development. >> it certainly isn't and steel slat barrier, perhaps, may be his own term. he is saying this gives you an out. here he is again. >> there's a debate over funding border security and the wall, also called, so that i give them a little bit of an out, steel slats. we don't use the word wall necessarily. but it has to be something special to do the job, steel slat slats. >> so he says it's not a wall, it's a steel slat. that's an out. that's your out? >> i would say this is a guy whose willingness to stick to the facts nab question since his first day in office and i think, again, all of the republican colleagues and friends at least privately are as frustrated as i am and probably the folks who are following this story because this is a crisis that was totally created by donald trump. people shouldn't go through this trepidation in terms of federal employees. the senate leadership and republican ho

i want him caught i want him made an example of itthe thief is already an example....of the spike inted in the city. according to sfpd as of october of this year there were nearly 4800 of them so far in 2018....which time last year. maureen kelly kron4 news nat oh my god ...screaming (vicki)down on the floor of an overcrowded food bank in brooklyn new york,the n=y=p=d says it's investigating the incident. natwitnesses say a security guard became angry when 23=year old jazmine headley sat on the floor of the food stamp center.when she refused his order to leave the building, order to leave refused his when she center. the food stamp the floor of headley sat on old jazmine when 23=year became angry security guard witnesses say a nat the incident. natwitnesses say a security guard became angry when 23=year old jazmine headley sat on the floor of the food stamp center.when she refused his order to leave the building, he called police.nat officers surrounded the young mother and tried to pull the child away.one of them repeatedly yanked at the little boy.oh my god oh my god when on gun sh

britain and france step up joint patrols in the english channel after a spike in the number of illegal immigrants trying to get to the u.k. over the past two weeks. and thirty russian children who've been held in iraqi prison whether allegedly ice parents are back at home when they return from russia . a low eleven pm here in moscow this new year's eve life marked international's news agency was kevin zero in with you this evening thanks for watching and first the national tragedy as it sees in the new year the central russian city of need to go attempting to come to terms with the tragic collapse of an apartment block on monday morning the federal emergency ministry now says at least seven people died and that at least thirty five have been left and accounted for after that building came down after a gas explosion president putin was there in the aftermath and met with emergency coordinator. we should think of those who lost their lives and who were injured but now let's start to work because we have all the necessary equipment and all the necessary. we are now clearing the debris the

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i want him caught i want him made an example of itthe thief is already an example....of the spike in burglaries reported in the city. according to sfpd as of october of this year there were nearly 4800 of them so far in 2018....which is up 13 percent from the same time last year. maureen kelly kron4 news (ken) (ken) (ken) the raiders have fired general manager reggie mckenzie.... after almost 7 seasons with the team. mckenzie was the first major hire made by owner mark davis after he took over the franchise in 2011. mckenzie is credited with modernizing the franchise... and building a roster that won 12 games in 2016 --- when he was named the nfl's executive of the year. but his status has been in doubt since jon gruden was given a 10 year contract to take charge of the football operations for the silver and black. mark carpenter will have more on the fallout from mckenzie's firing coming up at 6:30. in the east bay... parents have been reaching out to us here at kron-4 ... saying, they are upset that their children's classrooms lack heaters.. to help combat chilly mornings this fall

we understand that at that point, she began to vomit into spiked a very high fever -- and spiked a very high fever. the bus continued on its way wells border patrol station to another location in new mexico that was a bit closer to medical care. but even there, when she arrived, receiving -- received emergency care and was ultimately transferred via helicopter to a children's essentially did not recover from this really serious health crisis. in this case, i don't think we yet know what has happened. the family has asked the media to stop speculating about the cause of death until an official autopsy report comes in. what has been shocking to me is the first statements from the government said that this little girl had not eaten for several days. the family said that is not true. foodad had access to during the journey. already keeport of in mind is the context. there is a great op-ed in "the daily times" yesterday by a former border patrol agent who said essentially that. we don't know what happened in found in aand with research, but what we do know is this agency has a culture of ind

plus in other news britain and france are to step up joint patrols in the english channel after a spike in the number of illegal immigrants trying to get to the u.k. for the past two weeks. and thirty russian children who had been held in an iraqi prison and with their allegedly ice a link parents are now back home we were there when they returned to russia. very happy new year from moscow where we're already two hours and one minute into two thousand and nineteen i'm glad to have you with us as i mentioned the year two thousand one thousand has arrived in the russian capital moscow it is a huge holiday for russians and everyone here it's the city center it was a huge draw for people out celebrating here don quarter on red square. happy new year from moscow to all our viewers right here it doesn't look like there are many people but right off camera and right past the police blockade back there there are huge crowds of people from not only moscow not only russia but from all over the world who have come to red square to share in this new year's celebration of the clock just struck twelv

. >> staying on the dog theme, even though i'm a cat person, the "the daily briefing" dog, spike, ifpeek at the new york, new york, times square ball. i can only imagine how fun this was with these dogs. they had the lights and these huge things out there in times square. if you look at that, spike and his buddies got to go on a field trip, which i love. >> it's a dog's life. >> they are getting ready for new year's eve. because these dogs don't know it's new year's eve. i want everyone to know that. they do not know it's new year's eve, it's just another loud evening of obnoxious giant things that are taller than them and make a lot of noise and light off stupid things and they just want the sound to go away. no animal likes new year's eve, they don't like fourth of july. they crawl under the bed, as do i. >> you know what they do like? treats. >> yes they do. >> you just ruined that moment. >> lawrence, you did not have an easy task this evening with "one more thing." >> my friend bree payton, a frequent guest on television news including fox news. she sadly died after a sudden ill

and this time last year we were at 476 cases and the differences from the rising spike and in numbers and terms of cases and we are at 556 versus 659 last year. we have currently 278 cases that are pending on the records. so far this year and mediated 23 cases. of the cases that are past 270 days, we have six that are active. there is actually a total of 21, but 15 of those are being told. and technology area, the civic bridge, we have continued our program with the bridge ongoing with the agency. and we are going over the overall goals from the agency working with us and developing our plan for achieving those goals. we also have right now focussing on terms of modernizing the operations and hardware and we got the computers and are looking at modernizing the stations which includes purchasing the case management systems and with the specific bridge and will publish the r.q. with the vendors and that is something we weren't able to do before because of the operating system we had. and now that we have the equipment, we are able to finally look at case management system, which will br

britain and france are to step up joint patrols in the english channel after a spike in the number of illegal immigrants trying to get to the u.k. over the past two weeks. but the russian children who've been held in an iraqi prison with that allegedly by selling parents are now back home and we were there when they return to russia. and the french newspaper apologizes after people compare its latest from page to images from the nazi era. for me the team here asked ality h.q. it's now four pm here in moscow and the new year holiday getting off to a tragic start here at least four people have been killed after a gas explosion tore through a block of flats in the central russian city of magnitogorsk causing part of the building to collapse the emergencies ministry says thirty five people are missing but local authorities a day earlier put the number at sixty eight one resident who was evacuated from the building described the scene. if. i was woken up by the sound of the explosion and the shattered glass the windows in my living room were blown out i ran to the kitchen and the windows t

realtors reporting a 600% spike. we'll reveal why. >>> mentoring kids to build bonds and bridges. >> w yout to play i spy? >> yeah! >> the big sister's day >>> have you been out in it? the mad dash to the malls isn't over yet. the rush to retur gifts tha were too big, too small. >> or the gifts that simply missed the mark this christmas. news 4's cory smith went out to the mall and talked to folks about why the gifts weren't just right. >> reporter: receipt, check. return item? >> ah, a pair of shoes fm my daughter. >> returning a pair of trousers. >> reporter: check. excuse for your return o >> size too small. >> it's not the right look. >> i don't likit . >> reporter: check. a grin and bear it attitude can't hide the disappointment of receiving a gift that just isn't right. so, you have to return it. >> you can see the expressionen face, they really didn't want it. >> we wait to get the gift, we don't want it and take it back. why are you returning the headphones? >> becse i want to get something else. >> reporter:

britain and france to step up joint patrols in the english channel after a spike in the number of illegal immigrants trying to get to the u.k. over the past two weeks. thirty russian children held in an iraqi prison with that allegedly on the legs parents from now back home we were there when they returned to russia. and a french newspaper apologizes after people compare its latest front cover to images from the nazi era. a very warm welcome to you you're watching aussie international with me. now our top story this hour at least four people have been killed after a part of a residential building collapsed due to a gas explosion in magnitogorsk a russian industrial city about one thousand seven hundred kilometers east of moscow authorities say the face of sixty eight people is still unknown a resident who was evacuated from the building described the scene. i was more cannot by the sound of the explosion and the shattered glass the windows in my living room were blown out i ran to the kitchen the windows there were also shattered i could smell smoke my neighbors were yelling the main door

and i can february we had lots of volatility this point and at this point it's the biggest annual spiket fear index, pretty extraordinary right now at the 26 level, kevin kelly of renaissance capital talking about the idea that this ofcloser to the old normal the vix being in the 20 range and will be interesting to see whether 2019 brings up a big spike and then finally the biggest movers from boulder percentage standpoint and that drag point for the s&p 500, facebook and ge, the two biggest percentage drags on the year both rural declines and then wells fargo and at&t, those are also big decliners and facebook that privacy and data privacy scandal really weighing and general electric, the turnaround is not coming. martha bearish activity for major averages in the fourth quarter in on the year. it will be interesting to see what 2019 brings. vonnie: abigail, thank you for that. ,or more on these market moves are the markets on sale? >> compared to five or six months ago, we are looking at much more compelling multiples. valuations have improved sharply. done a great job pricing and risk

person i'm frank to step up joint patrols of the english channel after a spike in the number of illegal immigrants trying to get to the u.k. over the past two weeks. thirty russian children held in a rocky prison with that allegedly i still ling's parent from now back home we were there when they returned to russia. french newspaper apologizes after people compare its latest front cover to images from the nazi era. a very good morning to you you're watching r.t. international with me in the air and obama but first breaking news at least three people have been killed after part of a residential building collapse due to a gas explosion in magnitogorsk a russian industrial city which is about one thousand six hundred hundred kilometers east of moscow where the tragedy happened in the early hours of monday morning when residents were asleep in their apartments so far ten people have been recovered alive from the rubble including one child the search and rescue operation is ongoing as it thought more than one hundred people live in the collapsed part of the building people have been evacuate

>> that's a movie i did was spike. >> let's keep going.g to try one more time and let it go. there you go. so, this is a beautifully written book like all of your books. but this one is a wonderfully funny. it was described as a story of a freed slave in kansas in the border wars and the slave takes that john brown and shows up at harper stared in 1859 when he is trying to steal a bunch of rifles and cannon to give to freed slaves to start the insurrection. your character is they are in the big name as i'm in. where does this come from? i don't know. i wanted to write in the voice of oak grove i didn't think i could pull it off. it would be funny if it was the boy pretending to be a girl. and to make the nerve john brown, just stretch them out and make them funny. because he was religious, they are just funny. so it was an easy stretch. i don't like these kinds of books where you have to take your medicine. i don't really like those kinds of books. they don't do it for me. >> you ever worry about overdoing the comedy? some of this stuff is

the spike in the number of illegal immigrants trying to get to the u.k. over the past two weeks. thirty russian children who'd been held in an iraqi prison with allegedly parents are now back home when they return to russia. and a french newspaper apologizes after people compare its latest from page to images from the nazi era. hello for me to ask each q. and. a and happy new year if you've already welcomed in twenty nineteen sorry to say the holidays are getting off to a tragic start here in russia rescue teams are scrambling to find survivors in the rubble of a collapsed apartment block in central russia at least four people have died and at least thirty five a missing after the building in the city of magnitogorsk came down following a gas explosion president has been meeting emergency coordinator. we should think of those who lost their lives and who were injured but now let's start to work with us we have all the necessary equipment and all the necessary person now we are now clearing the debris the risk of collapse still remains. after meeting with officials and rescue work

from cal a today for the poor to seen a spike in. a number of adults some children arriving at the kents coast sporadic crossings to a scene at the start of the refugee crisis but more recently over two hundred twenty men women and children have attempted to make their way if in the last fifty days also. was. increasing pressure has meant the u.k. him secretary has had to cut his holiday short he's been y. day accused of having a failed strategy he has still to explain exactly how the government plans to handle the small screen in the operations british ruled they have not got a grip on it what we've got is unsatisfactory and somebody has to do something alternately the buck stops with the one secretary for now such a job its plan is to keep the number of specialist border for space under review but he admits there's no easy answer as for defense britain's armed forces are at the ready if need be. we have not heard any requests as yet but of the home office is in need of armed forces support the no navy air force an. assist and amids

i think oil could spike up to $5 does the story itself matter? i don't think it matters that much. what really happens and what they say is happening that takes out.s to figure but i think we could have a spike in prices prior to the meeting. >> while much isuncertain, one thing is for huyer. times are changing in the oil patch and the players are changing course. qatar is the lates example of the crack in the opec armor. for nightly business report, jackie deangelis. >>> coming up expanding economic portunities for at-risk kids. >>> well it was an you go marketdy. but we have a story now about giving back. at the center an organization in the bronx that received a grant from the chan zuckerberg initiative and rockefeller foundation. kate rodgers has all the details. >> reporter: these young people here in the bronx are getng second chance. >> take your time. >> they're participating in a program called bronx connect, which works to keep at-risk youth out of the criminal justice system and reduce youth incarceration. bronx connect does that. it connects young adults with positive c

britain and france had to step up joint patrols in the english channel after a spike in the number of illegal immigrants trying to get to the u.k. over the past couple of weeks. thirty children who'd been held in an iraqi prison with that allegedly i sold it parents are now back home we were there when they returned to russia. and the french newspaper apologizes to people compare its latest front cover to images from the nazi era. like news twenty four seven this is out international on column brights now two pm this new year's eve in moscow at four pm in magnitogorsk which is where we start because the new year holidays go after a tragic start there at least four people have been killed after part of a residential building collapse due to a gas explosion magnitogorsk is a russian industrial city about seven hundred kilometers east of moscow the authorities say the fate of sixty eight people is still unknown one resident who was evacuated from the building described the scene. it was almost as though i was woken up by the sound of the explosion and the shattered glass the windows in m

britain and france had to step up joint patrols in english channel after a spike in the number of illegal immigrants trying to get to the u.k. over the past two weeks. russian children had been held in an iraqi prison with their allegedly isolating parents back home he was there when they returned to russia. the french newspaper apologizes off the people compare its latest front page to images from the nazi era. this new year's eve live from international's news h.q. it's kevin zero in with you this evening thanks for watching and first a national tragedy rescue teams have been scrambling to find survivors in the rubble of a collapsed apartment block in central russia today at least four have died and least thirty five of missing after the building in the city of magnitogorsk came down for gas explosion president putin was there i met with emergency coordinators . we should think of those who lost their lives and who were injured but now let's start to work with us we have all the necessary equipment and all the necessary personnel we are now clearing the debris the risk of collapse still

the study's author says they still need to find out why these spikes happen. a week away, and just like most years, toys are among the hottest holiday gifts. >> while they bring lots of joy to little ones, they can be harmful. more than 250,000 children were sent to the er because of toy-related injuries last year. >> 250,000. >> mind boggling. >> michael finney received some tips from consumer reports director of product safety. >> reporter: the holidays are here, and we're buying a lot of toys. that brings a lot of joy, but there are concerns. more than 250,000 children were sent to the er because of toy-related injuries last year. so joining us with some buying and safety advice is director of product safety don humor. thanks for being here. >> thank you very much for having me. glad to do it. >> let's start with age guidelines on toys. are they accurate or worth following? >> yes. it's very important that when shopping for toys that parents, grandparents, aunts, uncles pay attention to the age labeling that's on the product. the consumer product safety com

britain france had to step up joint patrols in the english channel after a spike in the number of illegal immigrants trying to get to the. russian children who'd been held in an iraqi prison but there allegedly icily parents allowed back at home when they were returned to russia. hi good evening nine pm here in moscow this new year's eve live from out international's news h.q. is kevin i am with you thanks for watching first the national tragedy to report with the new year just sours away the central russian city of magnitogorsk is attempting to come to terms with the tragic collapse of an apartment block on monday morning the federal emergency ministry now says at least seven people died and at least thirty five have been left unaccounted for after that building came down following a gas explosion president putin was there in the aftermath today and met with emergency coordinators. we should think of those who lost their lives and who were injured but now let's start to work with those we have all the necessary equipment and all the necessary. we are now clearing the debris the risk of c

. >> "the washington post" reporting that anxiety is spiking among republicans. they worry the white house has no plan to deal with the mueller probe. we have sara westwood with more from the white house. >> reporter: dave and alison, the president spent the weekend going after the paris climate accord and railing against his former fbi director and calling for an end to the russia investigation. talking about anything other than prosecutors claiming in court filings that the president directed michael cohen to make a pair of illegal payments during the race. president trump touted the documents as vindication because they did not contain evidence of russian collusion, but it did link the president directly to payments which he denied knowledge of. the payments to two women who tried to come forward with allegations of affairs during the election. all of this comes during the staff shake up. the president announced john kelly, the white house chief of staff, would leave the administration by the end of the year. the first choice for the job, nick ayers. the curt

person in france to are to step up joint patrols in the english channel off to a spike in the number of illegal immigrants trying to get to the u.k. over the past two weeks. the russian children are held and held in an iraqi prison with the allegedly isolated parents are now back home we were there when they were turks to russia. and a french newspaper apologizes after people compare its latest front cover to images from the nazi era. a very warm welcome to you you're watching r.t. international with me. now we start this hour with our top story at least three people have been killed after a part of a residential building collapsed due to a gas explosion in money need to go towards go russian industrial city around one thousand seven hundred kilometers east of moscow or thirty say the fate of seventy nine people is still unknown a resident who was a vacuum waited from the building described the scene. almost as i was more cannot by the sound of the explosion and the shattered glass the windows in my living room were blown out i ran to the kitchen the windows there were also shattered

andhen he found the guns spike them quickly.he germans were about 100 yards away talking in a farmhouse. i talked to our french guys and i will introduce them, no one is really quite sure why those guns weren't already firing. beach.re aimed at utah , jack kuhn and lamelle had spiked guns with grenades. they destroyed the traverse mechanisms that enable you to cite them. mission accomplished so that is the end of the story. but not yet. they set up this perimeter and , where thesee coastal road is you will see the perimeter. that is where they had to haul that spot and for the next two nights ferocious fighting. german attacks through everything they had at these companies. you had to keep the story going a bit. lamella will get you right up to that point. i thoughtt new to me it was important to tell that part of the story. the other companies had been diverted to omaha beach. rudder was late in getting to the point. orders were to divert to omaha. division, the 29th reinforce overland. provide reinforcements from omaha beach.

for seniors in high school, the spike is the biggest on record? >> the largest in the 43-year history of the survey. drinking is down and use of opioids is down. >>> good morning. welcome to "early start." i'm christine romans. >> i'm dave briggs. it is 5:00 a.m. in the east. it is days from a partial government shutdown unless the president and congress can real a deal on the border wall. the white house is demanding $5 billion for the wall, which, remember, mexico was going to pay for it. congressional democrats rejecting that request. the white house senior adviser stephen miller taking a hard line on "face the nation." echoing the president's demand. >> we will do whatever is necessary to build the border wall and stop this ongoing crisis of illegal immigration. this is a very -- if it comes to it, absolutely. this is a fundamental issue. at stake is whether or not the united states remains a sovereign country and establish and enforce rules for entry into the country. >> "the new york times" reports that house republicans have a more immediat

that might explain this sort of spike in iranians.ion the end of last month. they sort of smugglers who we re month. they sort of smugglers who were given the impression the people that "you need to get across now because with brexit happening in march, you do not know what will happen at the border". that again might explain why they're suddenly seems to be this upturn in numbers. presumably if there is a spike, there will be an increased liability to keep an eye on others trying to make that same great treacherous perla journey south to the home 0ffice perla journey south to the home office has said that they been working more closely with the french authorities and there are more coastal patrols. i got the statement that the end of last month saying exactly the same thing that they will be popping and they think this is organise criminal gang activity, smugglers organising these groups, to get across the channel. the authorities are well aware of it but obviously, people are getting through. sarah campbell speaking to mea through.

and other news britain france had to step up joint patrols in the english channel after a spike in the number of illegal immigrants trying to get to the u.k. over the past two weeks. hello good morning well i am here in moscow start a brand new year this choose day the first of january this is our international was make heaven and a very happy new year to you i know we go there with our first full news program of the year tinge with sadness and celebration has to be said so the new year twenty nineteen arrived just over an hour ago in the russian capital huge holiday for russians in the city century huge draw for people out celebrating there were fireworks earlier on just after midnight when we heard the chinese will. ring in the new year send out in the new year president vladimir putin spoke to the nation as well his annual address as expected as people gather around the t.v. set in russia every year to do and raise a glass look at a cheer not too cold at night not snowing it for it's very festive. in red square right now don where they put you really quite where the people are they'

we love to see the vix spike and say this is the bottom but it's almost apathy now.valanche of sells here but some firm defended starbucks, some firm defended delta, some firm defending adobe. so to that point, rob, there are spots here and there but that's all there is right now, spots. and you wonder, despite all the selling that we saw by individual investors, the volume has not said, you know, fire in a crowded theater. do we need that aspect of a selloff? >> i don't know. i think everyone is always looking for that crescendo bottom and this huge amount of capitulation but all bottoms do not look the same. it is a process. that's what we're going to be going through. we have the fed meeting next week. trying to come in and be a hero prior to that, i don't think anyone is willing to do that. charles: everyone should be working on their buy list, be cool, don't be afraid. thank you both very much. >>> folks, we came into the week saying there are certain levels they got to hold. they have held so far. we are right on the ledge. liz, i will hand it over to you with

spikes, immigration especially when immigration spikes and a composition of immigration is changing, really new groups are coming into the country like the million vietnamese now on the united states. there are virtually no vietnamese in the united states prior to the vietnam war and the exodus after the war. as a composition has changed, of as the magnitude immigration has changed, nativism has reemerged as a political issue. if good news there is that it is brought under control and if the rate comes down, then we can anticipate a relaxation of tensions around this historically fraught issue. ladies and gentlemen, thank you for your attention. you can watch lectures in history every weekend on american history tv. we take you inside college classrooms to learn about topics ranging from the american revolution to 9/11. that is saturday at 8:00 p.m. and midnight eastern on c-span3. c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 1979 c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television company. today, we continue to bring you unfiltered coverage of congress, the white house,

." >> it's hard to miss the phenomenon called spike lee.op of white culture. he's done it his way. >> "malcolm x's" really impressive achievement in terms of not being one of these small, independent, emergent new voices connected to hip-hop, but instead a big-budget 3 hour 20 minute epic about a very important african-american figure. >> i asked if he was worried the movie would not appeal to a broad audience. >> if it's good enough, people are going to come. the minute black artists start thinking about crossover, start diluting the work, watering it down and the work suffers. >> when we look at the john singletons and the spikes, all the way across the board, this became the era where we took charge of our own culture, our own cultural icons and telling our own stories expressed either in music or in theater or in cinema. >> in los angeles, one woman is stirring memories and trying to bring about an understanding of the events that tore that city apart a little more than a year ago. her name is anna devear smith. and she's taken the riot

andhen he found the guns spike them quickly.he germans were about 100 yards away talking in a farmhouse. i talked to our french guys and i will introduce them, no one is really quite sure why those guns weren't already firing. beach.re aimed at utah , jack kuhn and lamelle had spiked guns with grenades. they destroyed the traverse mechanisms that enable you to cite them. mission accomplished so that is the end of the story. but not yet. they set up this perimeter and , where thesee coastal road is you will see the perimeter. that is where they had to haul that spot and for the next two nights ferocious fighting. german attacks through everything they had at these companies. you had to keep the story going a bit. lamella will get you right up to that point. i thoughtt new to me it was important to tell that part of the story. the other companies had been diverted to omaha beach. rudder was late in getting to the point. orders were to divert to omaha. division, the 29th reinforce overland. provide reinforcements from omaha beach.