president petro poroshenko as rearrest comes days after he was dramatically busted out of a police van by a mob of his supporters. a whole village here in germany is going up for auction today with a starting bid of one hundred twenty five thousand euros vina is a small community with just six rundown hells us its south of berlin in the former east germany of ina fell into disarray following german reunification twenty seven years ago. some sports news for you now match day fifteen the bundesliga is underway and friday's kickoff leverkusen managed a bit when it struck are moving them up in the standings to force twenty year old jamaican player leon bailey was the hero of the match for labor and the assistant on both their roles in this corner kick set up a loris bender better ten minutes left to seal the two know when bailey has played a major wall in his club's ten game unbeaten streak. and there is a special match up in the bundesliga this weekend the boa ten darby when i'm struck frankfurt will host byron munich brothers kevin princes rome are going to be going head to head the first time in

that the invasion of iraq would pay for itself from the revenues on the oil's yeah i thought it was a mob chalabi. that's right same call of multi-trillion dollar catastrophe and human rights to sources with a leveraged buyout of libya a quasi i leveraged buyout between hank paulson or john paulson hedge fund manager and lloyd blankfein of goldman sachs to turn that country into some kind of paradise for hedge fund managers so an area financier's like in this case erik prince former you know assassin for hire turned head fund manager to go in and do a leveraged buyout of a country or a or or a company the results are encroaching all of awfully human rights catastrophe and no accountability this will be a disaster will get rich they'll be a lot of deaths a lot of murders a lot of disease and that will be written off and never talked about well there are new technologies that can basically offer the afghan people themselves access to that mineral wealth and that is something like an initial coin offering this is just right now before erik prince can sell this because he is still in d.c. pit

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trump would be angry he had to build essentially a mob tax into the cost of his projects. but he seemed to be a satisfied customer. trump's casino license was delayed as he was developing the trump hotel and casino in part because of ties to a reputed associate of a crime family. they asked him about the contractors that he had worked for him in south jersey. trump's answer was, quote, some of them may have been mob oriented, i don't know. the journal concludes the editorial, quote, his see no evil, he had no choice explanation worked for him as a businessman. the question is whether this is adequate for someone who wants to be president. conservative "wall street journal" editorial page, that wasn't an op-ed. that was the editorial board two years ago, raising some serious and specific questions about trump in the mafia. december 2015. they just did that one. they didn't go back to that topic. but now in a new report for esquire magazine, they report that "the wall street journal" actually had a followup ready to go, a second hit on trump and the mafia to follow that barn

those broadcasts were heard in islamabad where a mob stormed the american embassy, killed a marine guardped about 100 americans in the embassy. >> the mob was screaming "kill the american dogs" in islamabad. >> this is the third major event in the muslim world in the last 24 hours. >> in tehran this morning, millions of people are shouting "death to the shah, death to carter." that is followed by the cry "god is great." >> these groups are very hard to dissuade. these people believe that god is on their side. that is a very powerful form of delusion. >> by the end of the year, it was clear that the united states was so ill prepared and failed to recognize the extraordinary change that had happened in the '70s. >> new year's eve, end of the decade but not yet of the deadlock. >> in 1979, we take a deep breath and realize we're on the precipice of an entirely new era of terrorism. >> the islamic world is in crisis. and the crisis goes well beyond the u.s. embassy walls in tehran. >> rather than catching our breath, we should have been thinking, how can this get worse? >> it sounds like the

president petro poroshenko his arrest comes days after he was dramatically busted out of a police van by a mob of support. poland's opposition is crying foul after lawmakers took steps to place limits of the country's courts these controversial laws would give the ruling party more control over judges career's supporters say it would help make the digital system more efficient but opponents think these laws are another step towards authoritarianism. dictatorship shout the opposition m.p.'s they're protesting against a controversial overhaul of poland's judiciary two bills passed by the lower house that would give politicians greater power of the courts the opposition says the changes are in violation of the constitution. they are destroying the checks and balances in our country and are forsaking europe. in the future lawmakers will be able to determine the appointment of higher judicial positions as well as send a significant portion of judges into early retirement the government has justified the move saying the changes would make poland's courts more efficient and help in the fight against

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president petro poroshenko his rearrest come days after he was dramatically busted out of a police van by a mob of his supporters. more than two months after elections here germany is inching closer to forming a government the social democrats have been meeting here in berlin to consider what key issues they'll want to take into talks with chancellor uncle americal that's after s.p.d. delegates voted on thursday to go ahead with exploratory talks party leader martin shoulder to stress the role of germany in the e.u. pledging to push for reforms that would eventually lead to what he calls a united states of europe our political correspondent thomas sparrow has been following the final hours of the s.p.d. party conference thomas good to see you the social democrats have been deciding what they're going to bring to the table when they meet with merkel it seems like they can demand almost anything they want what do you think they're going to ask for. well it depends how you see that sorrow whether whereas some people might say that they demand anything they want there are others who say that they a

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of climatic catastrophes of alligators on the loose of poverty and crime by the least swell members a mob family close most. of street racing in the heat of the night this is new orleans. the best place in the world. hey everybody i'm stephen ball. hollywood guy you know suspects every proud american first of all i'm just george bush and r.v. news this is my buddy max famous financial guru just a little bit different i'm honest you can harness you know with those up with all the drama happening in our country i'm shooting the road have fun meet everyday americans. and closely start to bridge the gap this is the great american to. here's what people have been saying about redacted in night with the sixty's full on awesome well the only show i go out of my way to launch you know a lot of the really packs a punch to sleep yampa is the john oliver of hearty americans do the same we are apparently better than food that i see people you've never heard of love back to the night my president of the world bank patzers was right seriously he sent us an e-mail. despite the fall of islamic state in i

in two pictures, the iranian photographer captured the moment a mob attempted to lynch a woman in the photographer, that means, you know, the historian of the present. but you're not shooting for history, you're shooting for today. it's important when the event is developing. that's the difference. you have history and you have the history of the present. well, iran was a genuine revolution, which means a total change of regime. they knew even when it was happening that only once in my life time, you know, i will be not only concerned, but i was also involved, at least in the early stages. the shah left the country. bakhtiar was the prime minister. khomeini had not arrived yet, so there was a demonstration in favour of bakhtiar and, of course, of the shah. militants gathered around the stadium and started beating up the people coming out. beating them hard. suddenly, i see this woman running towards me and being lynched, you know, by the mob. and of course, again, in a time like this, you don't think, you just shoot. so i was running back, shooting. and somebody would say, don't take

into a growing problem for >>> right now at 5:00, another mob attack on bart, the latest on the investigation into a growing problem for riders. >>> and helping those in need on this christmas eve. one of the biggest holiday traditions in the bay area continues to serve up food and smiles. >>> but first, we are tracking changes in the forecast this holiday. >>> the news at 5:00 starts right now. thank you so much for joining me. well, it won't be a white christmas but it could be a rainy one in some parts of the bay area. a live look outside over san francisco, you can see clouds there forming over the bay. our meteorologist is tracking where the showers could hit and when. high vianey. >> hi vicky, merry christmas eve. we're tracking rain but don't let the dark clouds scare you off. it's a weak frontal system that will affect parts of the far northern bay. if you're heading out or driving to a family's house for christmas eve, looking at tri-valley, 52 degrees, peninsula 53 and the south bay mild at 54. so we're kept this cloud cover for the past couple of days in a row and that's what's bee

and they did it as our representatives. >> ed: rebecca, nikki haley, a mob boss?rtainly is strong. she's very strong, she's very -- this is the great american leadership that i have been wanting all americans have been wanting for years and years. this cut to the u.n. is good. it's not nearly enough but it's time to do an audit of what the american taxpayers are spending at the u.n. and if that money isn't working for us, if it's just there to be anti-israel, anti-american, then we should cut more. i think there is more coming. >> good point. now you have this budget cut as a reaction from the trump administration, the fact that the u.n. was lashing out at the president for doing something that every recent democratic republican president so they were going to do, declare jerusalem as the capital of israel. is this a long time coming? >> absolutely. i think we are going to see a complete different height of u.s. approach toward nations. i have to say nikki haley's leadership has been absolutely fantastic. she is really leading on the world stage. this is the kind

the video impressively and somebody pays a mob to those who have passed away even die hard punk rock was contemplating i thought that. and i think the terrible thing about death is that it creates this huge void when you lose a person in a living being an animal whatever and that's the sad part that voice sets the terrible thing about death and the little ones who come to us just finished toward i deployed as how did emotional year in twenty seventeen they were top of the charts school. necco big shows were sold out in attracted over two hundred fifty thousand people and then there was this show at rock armoring that had to be interrupted terrorist warnings. i have on as much from memphis and i think it first we were all a little bit shocked and then we all thought well that really just happened here but then we quickly said no we're going to make the best of this and i think that night we even decided to play the very next day march and then in the us and you at the end of the day what are your choices. choosing to hide in a corner with a blanket over your head so nothing happens to

flex to if he behind enemy so most folks will seek once excellent a mob. i'm. absolutely demolished. oh goodness. i made it up against them at all. you should write to my oldest sister bound edition so i'm. just going to give you point them in my eyes the. fear from god among us if i don't give you toward going to mars the stuff i need for his big things that i think is to pry me . what was my best escape speed momentum of the by. tories over the last plug into the pure appeal log i'm going to produce. this is gonna say me the sun media is against me as a business to buy. stuff about soy books as a folded even murkier woman kiki is behind it to town even if you could still be muslim. everybody have a dream and you don't need to sell your dreams. as well i did but this was a six and sixty two buy ins in wood safety but oh since we will cease to this i suppose but if you think. i. shall be old justice in the infield of east texas a few days to and i can spice the band because that is about you and that's when i can see the benefits of voice this is taking time to

i mean when i'm talking about like -- outside someone's home, there's a mob and say there he is, get that's not protected speech. but these personalities, they represent elements of a political speech that should not be censored. >> well he doesn't align himself with all the world view, wilson is enabling what he calls the political speech of these characters. he's taking a cut too. he gets 5% of every dollar raised on hate tree on. scratch the surface and you'll find out it's about more than free speech. >> i like creating interesting problems from small things and probably end up creating a bigger turmoil. it's sitting there waiting to be attacked. we'll see what interesting fish we attract. >> what do you think the interesting fish is going to be for this one. >> i think very big. >> how big. >> maybe like influential in h the ultimate failure of the european project, breakup from europe. undermine the powers of traditional liberal institution. >> coming up next on divided we code. >> there's a reel fear. >> conservatives in hiding in silicon valley. >> i walked into work with a m

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a mob there or a child well because this is what we already talked about this pulling the strings the blood out because actually come to admiral of that level is a person who can easily open the door and talk to the president of the country and if at this level the system proved to be absolutely impotent and he suffered from pain so watch that he killed himself in his own apartment and actually he has written. a suicide note which say that that he did it to help. all others dying patients to do with pain did he have yes i think that all the changes in legislation after that have to be. called his name and i am always in touch with his and with with his two doctors and whenever something good happens i always write to them and tell a look we've now done this or that now we can. give people pain q. is when they go home for five days in advance this is thanks to your father but there's still a long way to go we cannot and we will never have every person who needs pain killers. who without pain unless we criminalize some of the elements in our legislation today every doctor and every nurs

. >>> a mob of about 100 juveniles forced stockton police to shut down a portion of weberstown mall just before 7:00 p.m. that's after receiving reports of juveniles trespassing, disturbing shoppes, and fighting in the parking lot there. responding officers say the crowd was uncooperative, so they called in more units to assist. they arrested two juveniles for trespassing. we are glad to tell you no one was hurt. >>> well, did you know it's currently illegal in california for an alcohol company to provide a ride home to someone who's been drinking at an event. on january 1st that will change. and new at 11:00 tonight, abc 7 news reporter katie marzullo joins us live from our south bay bureau to explain. katie. >> reporter: dion, the effort to change the law started in the south bay with california assemblyman evan low. he believes the new legislation will help prevent drunk driving. when planning for the super bowl in santa clara last year, state assemblyman evan low saw something in california law he didn't like. >> during this time it became apparent to myself that these companies were

that the invasion of iraq would pay for itself from the revenues on the oil's yeah i think it was a mob chalabi. that's right and that turned out to be a sinkhole of multi-trillion dollar catastrophe and a human rights disaster i'm sure livio of korea hillary clinton was pitched in a similar way they were to get off the well get the energy resources or the leverage buyout of libya greece was totally destroyed as a quasi i leveraged buyout between hank paulson or john paulson has run manager and lloyd blankfein of goldman sachs to turn that country into some kind of. paradise for hedge fund managers so an area financier's like in this case erik prince former you know assassin for hire turned heads one manager to go in and do a leveraged buyout of a country or a or or a company the results are encroaching all of awfully human rights catastrophe and no accountability this will be a disaster will get rich they'll be a lot of deaths a lot of murders a lot of disease and that will be written off and never talked about well there are new technologies that can basically offer the afghan people

otherwise, what we have is a mob.nd my second point is that we're risking the movement petering out. we're risking progress stopping if those who are opposed to progress in this area sense that we're being picky about stuff to. >> the great actress jane fonda told me that when it comes to standing up for women not just on the sexual harassment front but on the pay disparity in hollywood and particularly on ageism in hollywood, men, her hollywood brethren have to stand up for her as well. >> there's no question about it. men have to get off the bench and get into this fight. but we must be allowed into the fight. in other words, you know, women -- this can't be, you know, women good, men bad. all right? we're -- people need to recognize when they're on the same team. >> the star of your latest film is the phenomenal jessica chastain who's not only a brilliant actress but she is a card-carrying feminist. >> jessica is a phenomenal actress, and she is phenomenal in this part. it's a tour deforce performance. she straps t

. >>> a mob of about 100 juveniles forced stockton police to shut down a portion of weberstown mall just before 7:00 p.m. that's after receiving reports of juveniles trespassing, disturbing shoppes, and fighting in the parking lot there. responding officers say the crowd was uncooperative, so they called in more units to assist. they arrested two juveniles for trespassing. we are glad to tell you no one was hurt. >>> well, did you know it's currently illegal in california for an alcohol company to provide a ride home to someone who's been drinking at an event. on january 1st that will change. and new at 11:00 tonight, abc 7 news reporter katie marzullo joins us live from our south bay bureau to explain. katie. >> reporter: dion, the effort to change the law started in the south bay with california assemblyman evan low. he believes the new legislation will help prevent drunk driving. when planning for the super bowl in santa clara last year, state assemblyman evan low saw something in california law he didn't like. >> during this time it became apparent to myself that these companies were

and they have got a passion forflash mob. re decade ago, traditions like this were out of fashion, because for some, german tradition brought up too many negative connotations. not any more. applause. fantastic. really good. our culture is back again, and every style is included in this new music, it is not only folk music, it is not only punk music, it is a mixture of every music, it is a mixture of every music now. and the traditional instruments are back. in terms of the clothes you wear, some people might say, this isjust the clothes you wear, some people might say, this is just silly, the clothes you wear, some people might say, this isjust silly, this is just party dress. might say, this isjust silly, this isjust party dress. is it party dress? no, it is not party dress, it is our culture. and we were in very often, not only to fancy time and have fun, we were to make music as well as when we are together in traditional festivals, and we wear it at the office, we like to wear it. it's our clothes. we are proud of it. an

city of climatic contest a phase of alligators on the loose the fuse by the at least twelve members a mobfound close not heard of street racing in the heat of the night this is new orleans itself and the man who won the best place in the world. old school it's about the passion from the fans it's the age of the superman to just kill you narrowness and spending to get to the twenty million i want i think what i know about the beautiful guy my great so what more chance for. peace. our. own of welcome to worlds apart that is the last thing one would want to talk about their new year's eve but in russia paradoxically it's also a source of hope and renewal palliative care barely existed in this country just two decades ago now provides one of the most inspiring examples of civil active is not only influencing governments but also becoming part of it how can that we people die change the way people believe well to discuss that analogy joined by new the feather messer had a moscow soundtrack for palliative care you does great to talk to you thank you very much for your time thank you for your ti

out of that to never a mob you are going to happen and it's up a colony. you want to.show me second i'm going to continue about but i'm going to get in one of his own and he's going to have to go but i want to keep it under. they're going to have a lot of as a. sort of poet she had given to so they can but that. there was a particularly in. here that was a little rough you know one of the but then one of the. got in. a lot of places i think your. mother had with your sort of. you know no more what i shouldn't go to russia to another more harm model of the who are those who do who under whose other question but you. do need among the one on nothing personally i'm nothing. but the other modern medical help with a little bit off you go when you're going on like you know how to hold over the hundred of you the feeling of resentment of you know. well on the overall humble and over the hump on for me it's all about as he did not know how modern art a you also use in terms of primal development was it only to see them sort of. why didn't she tell herself the one to do was be

. >> yeah, we have a little bit of a mob mentality going on which really makes hard to have calm rationale discussions, one of her members should quit because of a first name, a report that is only sourced to the first name of someone. maybe the constituents of that representative would like a little bit more or little bit more understanding of the situation before they decide to oust him. you know, and maybe he will decide to step down or what not but due process a good thing and it's good for people to kind of calmly and rationally make the decisions even if it's also good that we are seeing people not have a high level of tolerance for sexual misconduct. this is why the american voter is key. we get who we want in the congress and we are the people who choose these people f we have a problem with it and in many cases we should, we should be demanding higher ethical standards, we should be demanding that these people meet certain ethical standards in order to represent us. this is a privileged position they hold and they have a lot of power and they should have good character, a lot of t

concerned is putin about that how concerned are russian people about that russian people as very concerned a mob of because without winter olympics it's a disaster for russia because we're all i'm not saying the upsets but the winter olympics but it's playing extremely huge role in the russian public opinion so is a child to you're bringing up in russia watching every four years they're going to him because you know you're get used to not seeing russian fake not hearing russian anthem and their name because it's a disaster. how are the russians likely to respond in sporting terms darted to this . i have been observing the reactions in the media for the last couple of days since the news breaks and since yesterday. i could say that the reactions of very different quite a lot of people are saying that the russian team should go anyway. i am personally on that side as well because for the athletes it is something they have been preparing for for their whole lives it is really could be a pinnacle of their career for many of them they definitely deserve to go if they can prove that they are clean. an

the ex international footballer george way is taking on the country's vice president joseph block a mob that no reports from the capital monrovia. streets and colorful company morale is in the liberian capital monrovia as the campaign season draws to a close kind of dates in liberia's runoff presidential election i know last minute hunts for votes for my international football adored we're going to have most votes in the plus round held it to the gathered his supporters a provia some old boston. i'm supposed to go out because when you change. we are almost twelve years. good job no good morning after sitting for the corner to. his opponent is just a block i like beauty is vice president for the past four days he's campaigning in rural life the seventy two year old was complaining when a platform of continue to taking credit for she laments of the government of the floss elected president in africa ellen johnson sirleaf who he served under four to thomas the outgoing president has however chosen not to endorse her deputy and candidate ruling unity pedi and his state chosen to back george

gets on the tertiary road and i'm like is this guy going to take it somewhere or turn around shoot is a mob decide what's going on or seem like a nice guy he gets to offensive. things as i can keep going but i can't he had to turn around right away all the time i might so it would your right but i never do i use maps i'm actually only here like you know. my point is i want to cut down a couple of things or kaiser four years ago the u.s. first pulled the trigger on weapon izing swift remember with all international you know i guess they're ready for a while. and you any of the alternative you predicted that alternative payment systems would erupt that's kind of what's happening right correct iran russia venezuela these countries that are being sanctioned and they're abusing swift they're been venting thanks to algorithm scientists technology thanks to cryptocurrency they're inventing their parallel systems sure it's not a good time. and not for the states is good for them i mean this is this is geo political hardball among the the board of a think tank in washington called the center for san

i never thought of it as a mob show. as about a family or about a man and his family. >> with the mob stuff, it adds that element of urgency and life and death. people always get caught up in the mob part of it. but the heart of tony soprano was your basic, you know, family man going through these problems. ♪ >> to me, it was about a guy going about his day. his day he was waking up, having breakfast with his family, going to work, eating, eating, more eating, some more eating and then going to bed. >> remember the first time i came here? i said, the kind of man i admire is gary cooper, the strong, silent type. all americans, all they do is cry and confess and complain. a bunch of [ bleep ]. i'm one of them, a patient. >> i look the characters. i like the tension. the thing that any moment everything can go wrong and you worry. it's a draw. it pulls you in. >> those people were murderers, fill cheaters. we loved them. we loved them all. we wanted to tune in each week. we watched biting our fingernails wondering what was

and they have a passion forflash mob. itions like this were out of fashion because for some, german tradition brought up too many negative connotations. but not anymore. fantastic! really good. the promise of their own culture is back again, and every style is included in this new music. it is not only folk and punk music, it is a mixture of every music now, and the traditional instruments are back. in terms of the clothes you wear, some people might say this isjust silly, this isjust party dress. is it party dress? no, it is our culture. we wear it often not only for a fancy time or to have fun, we wear it to make music as well as when we are together at traditional festivals, and we wear it at the office. we like to wear it. it is our clothes, and we are proud of it. and off they go, spreading their new take on an old sound to more unsuspecting commuters. my next stop is right on the border between germany and austria, berchtesgaden, the location of hitler's notorious holiday hideaway, the eagle's nest, but also home to

haley and donald trump engaged yesterday in something that was in between a school yard taunt and a mob threat, and they did it as our representatives for a resolution that is nonbinding over something that is obviously one of the most controversial foreign policy moves that anybody could make. charles: joe scarborough, forget about it. [ laughter ] >> that was msnbc joe scarborough slamming u.s. ambassador to the united nations nikki haley, calling it an embarrassment what she did at the u.n. yesterday after the general assembly vote which overwhelmingly condemned president trump's decision on jerusalem, but after president trump, i say nikki haley arguably the biggest superstar of 2017. israeli ambassador danny danon applaud her on the show. let's watch. >> we are very happy we have good friend like ambassador haley. proud over the decision of the president. and i'm used to seeing bashing at the u.n., today we saw bashing of israel and the united states, the hypocrisy in the u.n. and we think we should change that. jerusalem has been the capital of the state of israel. it will be the

should have realized that the left would have no sense of humor about and take to social media in a mob-likeon and denounce it and get the publication to apologize and take the video down. then as you see on youtube and other places, it was uploaded and there are 1,000 different places to watch. taking it down didn't do them any good. >> i think it makes more eyeballs want to go see it. i seem to remember, sarah sanders and i didn't see the outrage from the left when a woman was under attack when the woman was behind the podium for donald trump. did you? >> of course not. that's what makes this so funny. why are we so wedded to the clintons? i don't understand that about the left. why do they still need the clintons and what would hillary clinton have a role to play in the 2018 congressional elections? she will have a major role next year? really, why? do you want to lose another election. this doesn't make sense. >> you talk to a lot of young people. the 25-year-old crowd who sees this. they think it's fun and move on. or do they see the outrage from the left and think, come on, what is tha