the sun return in barrow, alaska.ou have a front row seat as this reporting continues on this thursday afternoon. ♪ i'm a veteran and the army taught me a lot about commitment. which i apply to my life and my work. at comcast we're commited to delivering the best experience possible, by being on time everytime. and if we are ever late, we'll give you a automatic twenty dollar credit. my name is antonio and i'm a technician at comcast. we're working to make things simple, easy and awesome. >> and there we go. they're voting again now. this is the senate floor where they just voted on a republican version of the open the government bill that included money for a wall and it failed. now they're votes on a democratic version of a bill to reopen the government that does not include funding for a wall. it's anticipated that it will fail. when we get the actual results, we'll bring them to you. the senate intelligence committee sending president trump's former fixer a subpoena. that's according to cohen's attorney, lanny dav

michael buchanan, bbc news, barrow.—final. it's the furthest burton have gone in any competition, but pep guardiola's side, who currently hold the trophy, put the visitors to the sword, with striker gabrieljesus scoring four goals. it's film awards season and fresh from her triumph at the golden globes, 0livia colman has another nomination for best actress in this year's baftas, for her role in the dark period comedy the favourite. and the film leads the field, shortlisted in 12 categories. bohemian rhapsody, first man, roma and a star is born, each have seven nominations. here's our arts editor, will gompertz. who did your make—up? we went for something dramatic — do you like it? you look like a badger. the favourite is a darkly comic period drama set in the 18th—century court of queen anne, who is played by 0livia colman in a warts—and—all performance. alongside, her two co—stars, emma stone and rachel weisz. makes a sound but releases no shot. well, the favourite is clearly the favourite, but, will it win? what do yo

later do leaner meaner and more connected robots mean more magnified risk legal journalist molly barrows takes a look all that directly ahead but first we get. some headlines let's go. a find of more than five hundred million euros against global credit card company master card leads our report today as the european commission sanctions the company over a finding of an eye competitive practices the european union's competition commissioner marguerite best digger announced the enforcement action earlier today sanctioning mastercard by five hundred seventy three million euros or about six hundred fifty million dollars over the company's policy requiring banks to pay the higher of two possible fees for banks receiving cross border payments from the company ms vester told reporters quote by preventing merchants from shopping around for better conditions offered by banks and other member states master cards rules artificially raise the cost of card payments harming consumers and retailers in the e.u. mastercard was eager to take the hit and move on saying in a statement that the settlement re

institutions haven't been taking a big hit including the internal revenue service and taxpayers molly barrows contributor at american lawyers will join us all that directly ahead but first let's get some headlines let's go. to a scarlet letter on saudi arabia leads our global report today as the european union prepares to officially list the kingdom among twenty three nations cited by the e.u. for official inaction on financial crimes especially with regard to terrorism the listing will impose new reviews on saudi related transactions moving through e.u. banks saudi arabia and a number of other countries will be added to the list of nations found to be leaving the doors to the international finance system open to criminals and terrorists in order to implement a revision of standards carried out by the financial. action task force or f. eighteen and twenty seventeen before the brutal killing of death and dismemberment of saudi dissident jamal just shogi in a saudi embassy in turkey last october saudi arabia was bold enough to apply for membership in f a t f missing their chance last september

shut down for two weeks the action is having a deeper and wider impact than many may realize molly barrows joins us to discuss all that directly ahead but first we had some headlines let's go. to the latest signs of growing concern over china's future growth means our global report today is the people's bank of china that's the chinese central bank for a significant stimulus the bank lowered the required ratio of deposits to loans for chinese banks by one percent affectively making one point five trillion or nimby that's about three of two hundred eighteen billion dollars two hundred eighteen billion of vailable for lending according to an announcement earlier today from prime minister leek a chunk mr lee's comments seem to confirm an economic slow. has already occurred and may continue the prime minister promised what he termed countercyclical measures including previously pledged cuts in taxes and fees the bank cut the reserve requirement ratio four times back in twenty eighteen and few doubt the chinese central bank will hesitate to do so again in order to meet a g.d.p. growth target of

down for fourteen days the result is having a deeper and wider impact than many may realize molly barrows joins us to discuss and as we go to break here are the daily new york numbers at the closing bell we'll be back in a flash. hello my name is peter and i've been living in bush now for about seven years and this is a film about just some of the crazy things i've got. time. on the road to get. on you've got this interest punished or did you cry because the pirates got. a stunt is not. the predicate. banks geysers financial survival a little place a little bit of bellatrix close to the music this is a central plank so for di a good move for the club and right now it's a stop to. small seemed wrong when old rolls just don't hold. any new gold yet to shape out this day comes to educate and in gains from it equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart. just to look for common ground. what politicians do usually to. put themselves on the want. to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president or injury. or something want to be rich . but you want to be prosperous li

the president's sweeping tax code overhaul approved by congress last year legal journalist molly barrows contributor with america's lawyer is here now with more molly what's going on with the i.r.s. now that they just started back to work today. hey bar yeah this shutdown really couldn't come at a worse time as far as timing months lot happening with the i.r.s. busiest times and now they are rushing to process this backlog of tax returns while facing another uphill battle numerous challenges including facing millions of unanswered taxpayer letters as well as being weeks behind on training and hiring new employees for the tax filing season more than forty five thousand employees who were furloughed during that partial shutdown were also called back to work without pay to help them catch up but many didn't show up and you can't really blame them if the narcan paid so it's going to take some time to get things working smoothly again now that everybody is back to work well the government watchdog group that oversees the i.r.s. the national taxpayer advocate says that is going to be a long pr

the more these vulnerable people could be impacted even worse thank you for looking at this molly barrows contribute with america's lawyer thank you all a great weekend. you know you are today this time we sure appreciate you being on board you can catch boom bust on directv channel three twenty one dish network general two eighty or streaming twenty four seven on pluto t.v. the free t.v.'s channel one thirty two or as always you go to youtube dot com pleasure both of us are to. we'll see you next time. nobody could see coming that false confessions would keep that in the spot relational form for conversion. and any interrogation out there what you'll see is threat promise threat promise threat lie a lie a lie the process of interrogation is designed to put people in just that frame of mind make the most comfortable make them want to get out and don't take no for an answer don't accept their denials she said if our words are already set on the statement then i will be home by that time the next day there's a culture on accountability and police officers know that they can engage in miscon

perhaps the bravest and finest speech from the opposition benches was given by the member for barrow—in—furnesses courage and he has it, having been elected ona labour and he has it, having been elected on a labour mandate, representing working—class people, to say that the leader of the party that you joined as a boy is not fit to be prime minister. he speaks the truth! he speaks for the country. and that takes me to the speech from the shadow secretary of state. he spoke well. but i felt he did not rise to the level of events but one thing that was characteristic about his speech, he did not once mention in his speech the leader of the opposition. 0r his speech the leader of the opposition. or why he should be prime minister. now... i have a lot of time for the honourable member, we have several things in common. he has lost weight... we have both lost weight recently! him much more so. we are both friends of israel, him much more so, and we both recognise that the member for islington north is 5412/5777 that the member for islington north is f;,, him much to lead the labour party, him much m

ok for more on the story let's bring in peter he's the scientific director at the eye barrow american institute in berlin peter thanks so much for joining us today and why has reappeared and in caracas surrounded by his supporters has his support been steadily growing i think so but we will have more information about this next week but what we can say is that he has been able to remain the opposition with his idea of commuters are you have those so open assemblies to make people pros that protest once again ok now my dear it does seem to still have the military leadership behind him is there any indication at all that he is ready to back down that he would consider fresh elections it's not a surprise that he has a military leadership behind him all of the question will be next week how is the bigger the bigger part of the military acting when there are once again protests like this for the moment no sign that he will step the honorable step back no sign at all a case of why don't he's calling for a major demonstration next week what do you think will happen how is this power struggle

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perhaps the bravest and finest speech from the opposition benches was given by the member for barrow—in—furness it, having been elected on a labour mandate, representing working—class people, to say that the leader of the party that you joined as a boy

on the air he says the barrel government and this is of course the current president out as i'm a barrow is also following in the footsteps of john mccain such as corruption lack of transparency and bringing on board the same people who enabled me to commit all of those atrocities allegedly to what's your take on the. well there are people especially in the military who people believe a part of who took part in some killings or torture who are still serving in the government i did addition to that there are also people who are looking. to be a lot of corruption and so those people we see also serving in the government so that's why i don't know how this whole process is going to be but at the end of it all it's going to be very interesting because names were called during the commission of inquiry and people are still serving in government sharif the last time. on the screen yes show the last time you on the stranger if you were looking for to a brand new administration that was almost two years ago now that you've had two years of this current administration in the gambia how are things

later do leaner meaner and more connected robots mean more magnified risk legal journalist molly barrows takes a look all that directly ahead but first we get some headlines let's go. to a find of more than five hundred million euros against global credit card company master card lead to a report today as the european commission sanctions the company over a finding of an eye competitive practices the european union's competition commissioner.

institutions haven't been taking a big hit including the internal revenue service and taxpayers molly barrows contributor at american lawyers will join us all that directly ahead but first let's get some headlines let's go. a scarlet letter on saudi arabia leads our global report today as the european union prepares to officially list the kingdom among twenty three nations cited by the e.u. for official inaction on financial crimes especially with regard to terrorism the listing will impose new reviews on saudi related transactions moving through e.u. banks saudi arabia and a number of other countries will be added to the list of nations found to be leaving the doors to the international finance system. open to criminals and terrorists in order to implement a revision of standards carried out by the financial action task force or at a.t.f. in twenty seventeen before the brutal killing of death and dismemberment of saudi dissident jamal just shogi in a saudi embassy in turkey last october saudi arabia was bold enough to apply for membership in f a t f missing their chance last september the ne

prosecutors say three of them broke into the museum and used a ladder, a wheel barrow, and a rope to extract the coin from its bullet proof glass case. the fourth suspect is a, believe it or not, museum guard. there is still no trace of the 4 million euro coin, but there has been plenty of speculation as to where it is now. >> it was one of the most spectacular heists ever seen in berlin. a golden coin weighing 100 kilos, half a meter across, and worth 4 million euros. but what happened to the piece called the big maple leaf? we asked goldsmith max corn what you could do with a huge gold coin. >> first you'd have to cut it up to melt it. i would use a circular saw. you'd also be left with a pile of gold dust which you'd somehow have to melt down. fwu would all be very time consuming. >> melting the gold down would mean it cocould then be cast in bars or rings. but only by using specialist equipment. >> melting is an expensive process. it can be done, sure. but a furnace that canan reach the e right temperature to melt gold is not like the oven in your kitchen. reporter: a temperature

partially shut down for two weeks the actions have a deeper and wider impact than many may realize molly barrows joins us to discuss all that directly ahead but first we had some headlines let's go. to the latest signs of growing concern over china's future growth leads our global report today is the people's bank of china that's the chinese central bank opts for a significant stimulus the bank lowered the required ratio of deposits to loans for chinese banks by one percent effectively making one point five trillion or nimby that's about three a two hundred eighteen billion dollars two hundred. billion of vailable for lending according to an announcement earlier today from prime minister chong mr lee's comments seem to confirm an economic slowdown has already occurred and may continue the prime minister promised what he termed countercyclical measures including previously pledged cuts in taxes and fees the bank cut the reserve requirement ratio four times back at twenty eighteen and few doubt the chinese central bank will hesitate to.

later do leaner meaner and more connected robots mean more magnified risk legal journalist molly barrows takes a look all that directly ahead but first we get some headlines let's go. to a find of more than five hundred million euros against global credit card company master card lead to a report today. the european commission sanctions the company over a finding of an eye competitive practices the european union's competition commissioner marguerite best digger announced the enforcement action earlier today sanctioning mastercard by five hundred seventy three million euros or about six hundred fifty million dollars over the company's policy requiring banks to pay the higher of.

the stuff that we're seeing of ok so so far i was what barrow was talking about it was the reaction to what the president announced stand for a week out he says of one we. i now see measures to stabilize nations crucial fuel supply i was aware that these measures may not be popular and this was not a decision we took lightly but it was the right thing to do why was it the right thing to do bearing in mind the tiles that we so often those feel hikes and how. i do not see the whole of and i'm going to thank you for having. a father greetings to my country. i don't think that any government. has the intention of creating havoc and trauma during its. during a period in which it has strategized. travelling to the biggest market in the world eurasia being the biggest market in the world. our recent attend you global g.d.p. rate and so on and not to mention balance no government has got to be checked however. this particular project had been pre-planned. the introduction to increment was merely a pricing adjust to match regional consistency as we have become we had to create the olympic level

and there was a scene essentially behind the two of them of a glacier collapsing as sort of it at barrow narrated that particular segment and you could just feel the gravity in the room of what is upon us when it comes to climate change the crowd gasped the standing ovation followed amazing populism and politics were big topics last year in davos you know you remember u.s. president donald trump he attended he was the star guest this year it's the brazilian draw for brazil's new president both gennaro he spoke today did. he did in fact he gave the keynote speech here at the world economic forum today he was supposed to give a speech sensually highlighting the new brazil that is how he built this speech going into it the message was very clear brazil is now open for business this was of a message to the business community here at davos please bring your capital here we are open for partnerships he pledged to essentially make policies that would be friendly toward that he was very light on details when it came to that but he said that he had the right team in place and that he would push i

institutions haven't been taking a big hit including the internal revenue service and taxpayers molly barrows contributor at american lawyers will join us all that directly ahead but first let's get some headlines let's go. scarlet letter on saudi arabia leads our global report today as the european union prepares to officially list the kingdom among twenty three nations cited by the e.u. for official inaction on financial crimes especially with regard to terrorism the listing will impose new reviews on saudi related transactions moving through e.u. banks saudi arabia and a number of other countries will be added to the e.u.'s list.

told us they were going to carry out i remind you of years that twenty four hours before my point barrow released a video to the venezuelans to conduct directly to venezuela and effectively telling them to rise up against a government so we had do you warning that this was likely to happen. nonetheless this does mark a significantly more braces. way to violate international law and more abrasive way to disrespect national sovereignty and the right to the venezuelans to choose their own course what does that mean or how do you read into the statements that the u.s. made as saying all options are on the table does that include military intervention and do you think that's where the situation is headed to. well we hope not we hope not i think. people from all across the political spectrum not just in minutes leyla but in the region in the world would hope that this doesn't reach that point because the cost would be massive. but we've seen that for death for donald trump when he talks about any options we have to look at syria we have to look at its predecessors in iraq we have to look at th

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we can't just assume we can barrow our way out of things. county * if we don't get a fair deal from congress, i will use the powers afforded to me under the laws and constitution of the united states to address this emergency. >> we don't agree on some of the specifics of border security. democrats are against the wall. but we agree on many things such as the need for new technology and the need to strengthen security at our ports of entry. >> the days ahead will tell us whether our democratic colleagues are serious about securing our nation and whether they mean what they say. liz: the president is announcing the shutdown is open until february 15. still no money for a barrier. the president warning if congress does not come up with you funds for the wall in three weeks. he may unilaterally fund the wall. shocking video coming in from the socialist collapse and chaos in venezuela. we were the first to bring you this video of the anti-maduro protesters pouring into the streets by the hundreds of thousands. and we showed you videos, the colla

that's how its been for the thousands of residents of what most of us know as barrow, alaska.now at least, it has returned. the sun was up for about the length of a lunch break but cause for celebration! ♪ welcoming the sun after its long winter nap. we'll take you to the top of the world coming up.

we can't just assume we can barrow our way out of things.om congress, i will use the powers afforded to me under the laws and constitution of the united states to address this emergency. >> we don't agree on some of the specifics of border security. democrats are against the wall. but we agree on many things such as the need for new technology and the need to strengthen security at our ports of entry. >> the days ahead will tell us whether our democratic colleagues are serious

the stuff that we're seeing of ok so so for iraq what barrow was talking about it was the reaction to what the president announced stan over a week ago he says of one we. co i now see measures to stabilize our nation's crucial fuel supply i was aware that these measures may not be popular and this was not a decision we took lightly but it was the right thing to do why was it the right thing to do bearing in mind the chaos that we so after those fuel hikes and health. i do not. and i'm going to thank you for having. greetings to my country. i don't think that any government. has the intention of creating havoc and trauma during its. during a period in which it has strategized. travelling to the biggest market in the world eurasia being the biggest market in the world. of the same potential global g.d.p. rating and so. not to mention dollars no government has got to be checked however they this particular project had been pre-planned. the introduction to increment was merely a pricing adjust to match regional consistency as we had become we had. people in particular that motivated by th

the town formerly known as barrow, population 4,300, is one of the northernmost communities in the worldiagvik — they last saw the sun on nov. 18. today a fleeting segment of the sun will appear in the south beginning at1:04 p.m. local time, it will sink below the horizon about an hour later, at 2:14 pm. and only the solar disk — so not even direct sunlight, just a slither of light. what is it like to live when you do not see the sun for 66 days and then you see a little sliver for one hour ten minutes? you would have to put your shades on. what does the name of the town mean? go on. it is inuit for digging of the town mean? go on. it is inuit fordigging up of the town mean? go on. it is inuit for digging up potatoes. i knew that. then you carry them in a barrel which used to be the own name. this is beyond 100 days from the bbc. coming up for viewers on the bbc news channel and bbc world news — the teenager at the centre of a controversial viral video has spoken publicly to defend his behaviour. and some of the uk's biggest instagram stars have agreed to disclose when they're being paid

then i did "my girlfriend's boyfriend" at the barrow street theatre -- 2011, and then, "thank god for my fourth one. >> you know, women can be cops. [ laughter ] it's sort of part of the whole thing. [ cheers and applause ] >> what's interesting to me when i work with my director seth barrish is what -- we like to think of it as an experience. and it's like, i love stand-up, certainly, and i started out as a door person at a comedy club in washington, d.c. and i really admire stand-ups. what i'm interested in is that you can tell stories and ultimately have an arc and have staging and have lighting. it creates a full experience. i don't know. it's just what i l-- it's just what i love. you know what i mean? like, at a certain point, you -- i decided in my life that i was going to try to do things i love instead of doing things i like. and then -- >> yeah, when did you make that decision? >> three months ago. [ both laugh ] no. like about 10 years ago. about 10 years ago, i was -- i did, like, a sitcom pilot for cbs. and it was one of those like a dream come true for a comedian, they g

secretary of state my point barrow is arrived in saudi arabia after visiting castle where he said a rift between the gulf arab countries had gone on for too long. zimbabwe's more than double the price of fuel overnight as the country struggles with its worst petrol shortage in a decade and that the leader of venezuela's opposition has led a rally in the coastal town of qatar despite being intercepted briefly detained on his way to the event. now and other stories we're following the southern african regional body is calling for a recount in the democratic republic of congo's disputed presidential election the opposition leader modify yunus says victory has been stolen from him by his rival felix to. catholic churches also question the result and call for an investigation . brings us more now from the capital kinshasa. catholic priest the congregation to pray for peace in d.c. as uncertainty grows over the disputed election result the catholic church deployed forty thousand election observers on voting day last month the tally is his opposition leader martin one sixty one percent of the v

barrow: preventable circumstances that magazine -- mr. barr: preventable circumstances that magazine nyify wounds both seen and unseen. through the freedom fund's mission of athletics, education and advocacy, their pralms have -- programs have brought hundreds of active reserve and veteran service members together to play softball, enjoy sporting events, find that next career, or, more importantly, know that they are never alone. it is with great pleasure and pride that i commend these patriots and the troops of volunteers that make up the american freedom fund for their dedication and continued service to this nation and its heroes. thank you, mr. speaker. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from virginia seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute, to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlewoman is recognized for one minute. >> mr. speaker, i would like to raise the alarm and sound the alarm a

on the air who says the barrel government in this is of course the current president out as i'm a barrow is also following in the footsteps of john mayer such as corruption lack of transparency and bringing on board the same people who enable jamie to commit all of those atrocities allegedly but to what's your take on that well there are people especially in the military who people believe who took part in killings or torture who are still serving in the government i did addition to that there are also people who are looking. to be a little action so those people we see also serving in the government so that's why i don't know how this was going to be but at the end of it all is going to be very interesting because all during the commission of inquiry and the. government cheering from last time. on the screen yes show the last time you on the screen show if you were looking for two brand new administration that was almost two years ago now that you've had two years of this current administration in the gambia how are things looking how is a freedom of speech for instance. sure this is an

death the entire backstop was removed from the treaty, it would have to be taken out lock, stock and barrowr the eu would be prepared to do that. but if they are not, then we are not going to support it. mps cannot change the brexit steel themselves, but number ten hopes that if enough get behind one idea such as making significant changes to the backstop, then theresa may can go to the eu and say, give me this, and i can get an agreement through parliament. the problem is that it is not clear what possible compromise would be a cce pta ble possible compromise would be acceptable here and in brussels. last night, attending sandringham women's institute, the queen spoke of the need to find common ground and respect different points of view. she did not mention politics oi’ view. she did not mention politics or brexit, but her words are being seen or brexit, but her words are being seen as a message to or brexit, but her words are being seen as a message to those engaged in this debate, because even when there seems a tiny step forward, real agreement remain skiers and there is still no clari