going to an a.t.m. and g demands your money. that is what happened in fairfax. it shows a man blocked a woman and took the money. today is an arrest. richard reeve has the developments breaking right now. rich? riches here is the suspect -- richard: here is the suspect. 52-year-old richard meyer. one week ago he targeted women. he tried to rob them. at this bank. all of this was caught on surveillance video. watch as he cults in front of this woman who gets out of her car because she was not close enough to the a.t.m. she has already put in the personal identification. trying to punch buttons to get the money. she is struggling with him the whole time. what you don't see is she manages to grab money and drive off. then you see him entering this car from the passenger side. a woman using the a.t.m. drive through. police say when she starts car and runs away. what you don't see here is how meyers shows up at a nearby store minutes later. police say while making a purchase he grabs a fistful of money and takes off. police thanking the public for the many, many tips

bribery to make one economy less cash based and you know even i'm feeling so weak that's not how cash a.t.m.'s here and despite the hardships people have supported very fundamental very are you going to go further are you going to implement some labor reforms. firing hiring or break up monopolies. they have made. my goal is to transform my country. and the transformation of my country involves for me reforming it but reforms have to be of the right kind of. our government is proactive initiative led it makes decisions based on what our country needs. or if need be we make far reaching and sometimes tough decisions. that is in our tradition. but. all the decisions we make are going to our well far through and here we do the principle of for everyone's benefit or for everyone's happiness. that people put trust in our decisions. when the people feel that we make the right decisions they support even the toughest of them the moment we saw this with the currency reform. we saw that people supported it. my goal is to leave behind their regular banknotes they cash my job and move to digital accoun

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a.t.m. here bosco this one so the sixteenth of august hi i'm kevin o. and welcome to this latest thirty minute news wrap them from r.t. and first after three years isolated from the outside world syrians endure a soft target in the first taste of freedom as the army battles to retake that city from islamic state. exclusive video from the once proceed city. what is it going although if you think. i did. it conditions inside that city had dire after years of terrorist oppression basic necessities including food is scarce the u.n. is concerned that medical help is not getting through right now the only way to get vital supplies to civilians is drop in more details from. it's not the mariana trench or an active volcano but still one of the least accessible places on our planet syria's dear resort a city that's been completely encircled by islamic state for some three years. although it almost seems impossible but the only way to get into the city is by plane but it means risking your life one r.t. contributor did just that getting exclusive access to the ne

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all children how fun franking is using twinkies and strong was telling her a.t.m. you're kidding that's not real yeah it is look you want to learn how to frat come on you want a little fracking fracking. ok well fine i'll do the honors so you stick the drill shaft into the soil and use your high performance pump. that's the scariest thing there. was. no way. you really went anyway thank you to dispose of the waste properly plus swallowing is not in my contract thank you very much. of the way. i don't i don't know what is on the contract but next our military has been up to no good big surprise but in a strange twist it actually has to do with getting rid of our outlandish amounts of weaponry for more on this let's go to our troops not only mcgill. in a time when this country is bitterly divided i think the one thing that can truly unite us as americans is our insatiable need to burn. difficult to work. difficult to work with my ass. though not everything should be burned for entertainment nor can it disappear without a trace people who live near ammunition plants l

with possible bank runs when the concern about a bank's future leads to its customers running to the a.t.m. to withdraw their funds. that proposal includes freezing withdrawals though the rules would allow customers to take out a little money in case of emergency talks on the proposal are expected to pick back up in september but already the critics are coming out saying this type of moratorium never works chaos ensues and the move essential makes the bank dead on arrival. the ball breaks through the dow jones industrial average hit a new high wednesday topping twenty two thousand for the first time ever the record is just one in a series of highs since the election of president donald trump the question is are the market moves a direct result of the new president either his policy proposals or efforts to reduce financial regulation our next guest is ever most qualified to talk about this former u.s. trade commissioner bart chilton bar you have to admit since the election since it was known that president trump was going to be president the markets have been on a tear does he deserve some

a.t.m. here in moscow this truce of the fifteenth of august my name is kevin i was very good morning for me welcome to this latest thirty minute news update from r.t. and first that of two days now after these bloody clashes in the u.s. town of charlottesville donald trump has bowed to overwhelming pressure and made a second statement denouncing racism and hate groups he's been under fire for failing to single out the role of white supremacists in saturday's brawls which culminated in a car being driven into a crowd of counter protesters killing one woman we condemn in the strongest possible terms. this egregious display of hatred bigotry and violence on many sites on many. racism is evil and those who cause violence in its name are criminals and thugs including the k.k.k. neo nazis white supremacists and other hate groups that are repugnant to everything we hold dear as americans nonetheless much of the media still criticized the president for his delayed response leading him to tweet the f

generated huge concern among parents and psychologists in new zealand the show was slapped with an a.t.m. citic it while in austria two school girls trying to kill themselves but their teachers managed to stop them at the last minute reports suggest that the suicide attempts were inspired by thirteen reasons why. hey it's hannah. hannah baker. settling because i'm about to tell you the story of my life. more specifically why my life ended. and if you're listening to this tape. you're one of the reasons why in the u.s. two families blame the series for driving their children to suicide we spoke to the father of a girl who hanged herself just before his sixteenth birthday he says his daughter suffered from depression and the netflix show pushed her over the edge. the show acted. like there's a word in psychology it's called a trigger that means that you react to something by her meds and it triggers a response with you that left my daughter. feeling worse than she had before this is not the way it's supposed to be my daughter should be alive today i should be able to hold her in my arms sh

a.t.m. sunday morning here in moscow one named kevin zero in this is the weekly iran r.t.r. under the big stories of the last seven days first in the week that was an emotional story about five children from southern russia who were stranded in iraq and they've been reunited with their families now it's believed that the youngsters were taken to iraq by their parents who then joined i still see filled them in a baghdad often age where they've been taken out for the liberation of mosul we've also been trying to help find the other relatives here in russia among the five children and two sisters they called the d.j. and fatima and what they went through is heartbreaking. i know never my mortal. so it's. more than what i said i deserved. to say. i still. think that god put. out his wrist and i may of travel to dagestan that week see how the two girls are adapting one to life back home again. tears of joy and relief the very evidence that the plane carrying five children from iraq landed in grozny but for the families waiting their stories and balloons there was also the questio

yes and actually i wanted to ask you about the sunni groups in europe it is believed that in english a.t.m. you have a specific approach to the solid few movement. if you believe that the salafist as representative of difference to me movements have religious freedom. but there are famous for assuming the right to declare other muslims none muslims. do you think this salafist i capable of being asked tolerant to others as you are tolerant to them. no better off another but you might well first of all you need to understand the meaning of salafism. today many people who call themselves sell a fists are teaching absolutely wrong things. so if islam is a set of rules accepted by everyone including muslims but. some try to present some wrong teachings as salafism. but some time ago wahhabi islam was denounced as terrorism so we rejected wahhabi islam and now they say that we are going to be so if ists know. what is this well you know it's impossible but most of them believe that they are true sela fists and they have the right to do so so and. why should they do what i want to do. i'm talking

with possible bank runs when the concern about a bank's future leads to its customers running to the a.t.m. to withdraw their funds that proposal includes freezing withdrawals though the rule would allow customers to take out a little money in case of emergency talks on the proposal are expected to pick back up in september but already the critics are coming out saying this type of moratorium never works chaos ensues and the move essential makes the bank dead on arrival. the bold breakthrough the dow jones industrial average hit a new high wednesday topping twenty two thousand for the first time ever the record is just one in a series of highs since the election of president donald trump the question is are the market moves a direct result of the new president either his policy proposals or efforts to reduce financial regulation our next guest is ever most qualified to talk about this former u.s. trade commissioner bart chilton bar you have to admit since the election since it was known that president trump was going to be president the markets have been on a tear does he deserve some cred

imploding all that i'm thinking of right now is the images back in greece where the long lines out for an a.t.m. where they were limited in how much they could withdraw bad news for people if it comes to that but some analysts say could be good news for bitcoin why is that so the cryptocurrency community is probably the only group that's excited about the news of this because you know the idea is simple if people feel that they can trust banks to hold their money and be able to take it out they're going to put it into bitcoin because there's no central authority and they know it's safe there and in two thousand and thirteen cyprus had a banking crisis and we saw that coin jump in value by eighty percent so you know if the e.u. were to impose this rule we could see bitcoin which is already kind of doing well and has been performing well so far this year already it could be a big win for the bitcoin cryptocurrency community but they also don't really like bitcoin so we could see new rules regulated on the cryptocurrency end as well right . you think for bringing us that report. all right well tim

what is being called an advantage stage according to the wall street journal it may signal a move by a.t.m. to lawyers to push forward on merger conditions under justices approval however a possible sticking point for the telecom giant is what it may be required to do with all that data is collected from its customers especially those using wireless services telecoms routinely sell the information to other telecoms the question regulators ask is whether the information gathered should be affordably available to those competitors detractors of this deal especially president donald trump cite a possible monopoly of corporate ownership of media companies such as h.b.o. warner brothers films directivity and c.n.n. . well it's a bird it's a plane no it's a blimp walmart's floating warehouse it's applied to the patent and now we are all waiting to see if it will in fact block out the saga like the solar eclipse on its way to delivering goodies but it's. not alone in its audacious attempts at an unusual delivery here to skeptically discuss its legal and media analyst lionel while media lionel giv

asked their thoughts on hanging up the phone booth and what people are refer to as the wallet and the a.t.m. take a listen. >> how does it affect the fan? not at all. >> good reasoning says you have to adjust to change. >> it gives it the feeling of the capital of washington, d.c. people out of town will think more of washington with that name, i think. >> the first step to change these signs and all of that memorabilia starts today and it won't be completed until the fall. live in northwest d.c., amy aubert, abc7 news. nancy: consumer alert. remember the big curb for the debit and the credit card holders to get new cards with a chip. it's meant to help protect against fraud. but now a security warning that we are learning the chips get loose and fall out. if that gets in the wrong hands someone could use it on another card. a cyber security expert put it to the test. >> i peeled off the chip of two cards. i swapped them. i took the card to the retailer and i ran a transaction. the receive you could tell because it shows the last four digits that it didn't match the card i used. nancy: if y

by good morning a.t.m. tuesday morning you're more secure right now my name is kevin owen here with you for the next thirty minutes here from out of a starting with this those devastating floods in texas of course still ongoing that place is being pounded right now by tropical storm harvey it's been downgraded from a hurricane but it's affected hundreds of thousands of people the city whose turn is one of the worst hit and floodwaters are expected to continue to rise the damage from the storm is still being assessed but it's already being compared to hurricane katrina back in two thousand and five president trump is set to head to texas to be briefed on relief efforts but we can report this morning shockingly the disaster has got a political angle one twitter user has praised the floods for cleansing texas of racists others a jubilant that supporters could be affected some said voting republican could have brought this on texas political analyst charles alltel told us that in the face of the tragedy the nat