architects millions scarboro and quinn journey alan return to freetown at the end of syrian civil war and find a city where the rule book could be in front at the window. like they warned of the dangers the city faced. truly remarkable what is happening. just post a whole post war. small area that opened up totally unplanned . three hundred home. were destroyed in the region planned slight. but the collapse of the hillside didn't just destroy the houses beneath us. he created a mudslide an avalanche of water earthen stone that swept downhill towards the sea . the houses that stood in its way were built in floodplains were close to water courses areas normally classed as high risk when i got to know it would i want to be with. you. now maybe you did if you work around it or well being get away. with the family or die a. little tin shack there has been built into the side of the hill and the earth is left exposed will rain come in will cause that slope to fail if you have houses like this it would all of them would just be going collaterally despite the disaster when in millions find th

alan chal failed to return from his hike over the weekend. friend started to worry when he did not show up to work on tuesday. they notified park rangers who found his car. such and rescue teams began looking for him. park officials say he is likely carrying a blue backpack with great straps. he is about 5'8" and weighs about 140 pounds. dublin's vice mayor has died. he helped with the development of several parks and housing units. he served 12 years as a trustee. he is survived by his wife and two daughters and his grandchildren. he was 80 years old. >>> there was an emotional show of support last night at the bart board meeting. . >> the activists supporting the family of sahleem tindle is shut down the board meeting. they say he was fighting with another man when he was shot and killed by a bart police officer. the officer is back at work. . >> we would like a conviction of officer joseph mateu for murdering my little brother and cold blood. . >> the pathological thought pattern of murdering someone, and then he is at work in the next two

looks like a good set of numbers for qantas and alan joyce returning more money to shareholders. >> that'srong first half results from 15%as, underlying profit up to $976 million. net profit after tax up 18% to $600 million, and a revenue beat at $8.7 million. take a look at the share price, up better than 7%, the biggest gains since july 2015, dividend of seven cents, and a buyback of $378 million announced. it all takes the question, what about the note from s&p a week ago saying qantas needs to boost investment in aircraft. it's fleet is aging and the need will come around 2020 win it has to pay corporate tax again. a few questions raised by s&p. you will get a chance with alan joyce when i get out of this chair and he will sit in for an interview. >> we will certainly be asking him that. we are in the thick of earnings season in australia. struck -- stuck out to you the most? crown,s take a look at shares performing well there. the ip gamblers have returned. inwn had staff arrested china for the illegal promotion of gambling activities. that saw a hit to these talk, but vip clients are

alan chow failed to return from a hike over the weekend. they notified park rangers who found his car. on tuesday search and rescue teams begin searching for him. park officials say he is likely carrying a blue backpack with great straps. there is a photo of him. he is 5'8" and weighs about 140 pounds. >>> the vice mayor in dublin has died. he has help with the development of several park and housing units. he served 12 years as a trustee of the school board. he is survived by his wife, two daughters and his grandchildren . he was 80 years old. >>> last night there was an emotional show of support at the bart board meeting after police released the officers by the camera video. samantha actavis supporting the family of sahleem tindle shut down the meeting. they say that he had a gun and was fighting with another man when he was shot and killed by a police officer. the officer is not back at work and he passed drug and alcohol test and a psychological exam. >>> the meeting was held a day after the police released the full body camera video.

they will go down castle hill and windsor high street and out of the size of windsor alan king's wrote before returning special day. one problem which hasn't been resolved is whether prince william, the president of the faa, will be able to get to the fa cup final, due to kick off at wembley late that afternoon. it could be tricky. the problem would be getting blood and back to the castle in time for the family dinner in the evening. if the cup final went into extra time, he would have a problem. windsor may well win the day over wembley. at the centre of things at the big match in windsor will be these two, a bride and groom becoming not exactly a mr and mrs, more probably a royal duke and duchess. kind of thinking he is not going to be taking the tube to get back to windsor. are you full of wedding fever? i am, i windsor. are you full of wedding fever? iam, i love windsor. are you full of wedding fever? i am, i love it. this is a great story, the people over there i so great story, the people over there i so excited. an american princess now going to be a british princess. i have been travelling so m

alan: thank you. lemonis: so, in return, i was gonna own 50% of a.tein meats, but then i learned that the company was in way more trouble than i had been led to believe. woman: their payables are about $3.8 million. lemonis: that's several million more than i thought it was. and i learned that this company was more than $5 million in debt. guys, this is bad. this business is two weeks away from closing. i knew i had to withdraw my offer, but i also knew that alan and howard weren't gonna be able to make payroll unless they got help immediately. they needed $200,000. so we made one last deal. i'm gonna help you as much as i can, but in order for me to give you that money, i'm gonna need to get a return on my money, and the only thing that i can think of is that i buy brooklyn burger from you. alan: we're willing to do whatever it takes. lemonis: on a handshake, i wired them the money that very day, and seven months later, i still don't have the burgers that i paid 200 grand for. but what i do have is a very expensive lawsuit. people always ask me how

college basketball coach facing domestic violence charges in san francisco has returned home to san diego. new video shows alan lamont smith walking through the baggage claim at san diego international airport. the university of san diego basketball coach was staying at the marriott near union square with the team over the weekend. they were in town for a game against usf. a woman at the hotel called for help yesterday morning. she was hurt and taken to the hospital after she said she got into a fight with smith. >> he stated that the person that she had the physical altercation with and supposedly caused her injuries was someone she was involved in an intimate relationship. >> smith was arrested at the airport in oakland. he bailed out of jail and took a flight back to san diego last night. the woman's injuries are not life-threatening. the university of san diego says it's aware of the accusations against smith and is investigating. >>> in the south bay, deputies are looking for three suspects in a rash of burglaries. the santa clara county sheriff's office released these photos. investigators say the trio i

in you look at dividends, with some -- when can we see a return to shareholders. alan about dividends for australian shareholders, because qantas is still digesting the tax losses that we incurred in 2013, we have not been paying cash tax, and that change will take a year or two. what we have been doing is an extensive buyback to return money to shareholders, the most efficient way of doing that. over the lasty four years, we of given 2.6 billion dollars through dividends, capital returns and buyback. we are now overtly percent of the stop being bought back in the last two years. a very good price, under four dollars, and that was a good value to the shareholders considering the current price. talk about the dreamliner's as well, i think you have an option for 45. what you exercise those options? up one by onee over the next three years and that gives us flexibility. we are taking delivery of a aircraft this year to replace older 747s. at some stage, we will be replacing the others with 787. businesse really good cases we have in the group are balancing up, we also hav

alan chow did not return from a hike over the weekend, his friends started to worry when he did not showangers who found his car. he is likely carrying a blue backpack with gray straps. >>> the couple accused of torturing their children are scheduled to return to a southern california courtroom today. david and louise turpin are accused of starving the children and shackling some of them to their beds. authorities say that the couple beat the children and forced them to live in filthy conditions, the oldest child was just 82 pounds and is suffering from develop mental issues. proceedings today will involve evidence and a date for a preliminary hearing. >>> the body of billy graham will lie in honor at the us capitol rotunda on wednesday and thursday. graham will become the fourth private citizen to receive this public tribute. he died earlier this week at the age of 99. a private funeral service will be held march 2 at the billy graham library in charlotte.>>> oakland crews responded to a raw sewage leak that was spilling into a creek bed for days. some neighbors say they have complained

workers arrived in manila on wednesday and more than two thousand thought to have returned this month let's speak now to alan moore all blessed is a columnist and editor of a political website holtzman then he's joining us live from there thank you very much indeed for talking to us what is the message then that this filipino delegation will be taking to kuwait city. well there are going there who sort of things up with kuwait but at the same time they are looking for more protection for for the you know workers in kuwait because. the thing that has emerged here is that there are thousands of feet deep you know workers in kuwait and they are being treated in abuse by their employers and there are certain practices of their code we know yours that apparently very abusive for instance their employers remove the cell phones and passports of their workers and then these workers are in effect passed around from one employer to another by a system of recommendations and this leaves them open to abuse now there are two hundred sixty thousand for the peano workers in kuwait one hundred seventy thousand of them are d

is report missing in yosemite national park. 36-year-old alan chow was last seen on his way to the hetch hetchy trail on saturday. he did not return home on sunday. search-and-rescue crews started looking for him on tuesday. >> tuesday morning, the first thing we did was call yosemite to double-check, you know, hey, did, um, alan chow check out at all? they said he signed in but never checked out. >> mainly, that he is injured there. that's the main thing i'm worried about. >> another concern, the weather. it was forecast to be 14 degrees in yosemite overnight. >>> this week marks one year since floodwaters inundated neighborhoods along san jose's coyote creek. thousands were forced from their homes and some are still struggling to rebuild. kpix 5's maria medina has the story of a young man who who lost his home but gained a friend. >> i'm not a strong believer of, like, destiny and fate. >> reporter: xavier may not believe in destiny, but he does agree he wouldn't be here if it weren't for a flyer he had seen on the san jose state university campus that led him to cackling crow. >> i saw her flyers and i wanted to do something fo

alan chow was last seen saturday . reportedly he was on a backpacking trip, he was expected to return on sunday but his friend started worrying when he did not show up for work on tuesday. they could not contact him. they called park rangers who say they found his car. . >> we are very worried about him. we are hoping he is okay. were hoping he did not fall anywhere or hurt himself. in my mind i hope that he is not injured. . >> search and rescue teams began looking on the trail. park officials say that he is possibly caring a blue backpack. he is described as 5'8" tall. weighs about 140 pounds and have black your brown eyes. >>> bart police have released the full body camera video of last month shooting. the video shows the police officer shot and killed sahleem tindle was seeing while sahleem tindle was fighting another man. it appears to be a gun that fell to the ground next to the lack of sahleem tindle. bart released the video after his family released a shorter clip from that video. >> reporter: it shows the officer, joseph mateu running from inside the station. the officer heard the initial shots rang out. the officer

alan chow went backpacking but never returned.lost in the snow but he did the right thing and he stayed in one place. rangers say he was able to stay hydrated by drinking melted snow. did he have food and warm clothes with him and he stayed inside his tent. >> the lesson here is for everybody is that you know if you are in the back country and you fall, hurt yourself, you got lost, just stay put, don't try to walk around and get even more lost. >> park rangers say khou's preparedness was key to his survival, he did have minor injuries, he sin good condition. >>> tonight tens of thousands of people will fill the streets of san francisco for the chinese new year parade. it is one of the only night parades in north america and celebration of asian culture outside of asia. it was a huge source of pride for mayor ed lee. i had the privilege of interviewing ed lee in recent years. >> do you see that we look like twins right now? wearing the same thing to this parade, thank you so much for joining us and you have your beautiful wife with

alan chow was seen at the trail need the -- near the park entrance. he was expected to return from his stay on sunday. but never did. friends became worried when he failed to show up for work yesterday. they notified park rangers who found his car but not the hiker. with every hour the passage in -- friends are becoming more concerned. they say he is a novice hiker with one year experience.>> we are very worried. we are hoping he -- is okay. we are hoping he did not fall and hurt himself. in my mind i'm hoping he is lost and not injured.>> search and rescue teams began searching trails and surrounding areas for him. officials say he is carrying a blue backpack with gray straps. he is five foot eight inches tall and weighs 140 pounds. black hair brown eyes and wears glasses.>>> mayors of the 11th largest cities in california throwing their support behind a bill that would earmark money to fight homelessness. it would use 1 1/2 billion dollars in the budget surplus to provide assistance to cities dealing with homeless problem. the number of homeless people has surged in californ

say yes in a minute i just really given up hope in returning home we've been displaced over three years look at how our house has been destroyed. alan fled when i saw fighters seize the nearby city of mosul four years ago he's not alone more than two and a half million iraqis remain displaced by the war they have no money to rebuild their lives so they live in tent camps such as hamill south of mosul an idea the government should look after us money i need bread when i'm supporting six children my parents and a sick family member these are the people the conference in quite this week must help if it's to succeed ejecting i saw from the third of iraq the fighters once controlled has left a wasteland human rights groups such as amnesty international blame both i saw and the u.s. led coalition for unnecessary destruction and civilian deaths the nineveh reconstruction committee says the conflict destroyed three quarters of mosul is roads almost all its bridges and two thirds of the electrical network unicef says three quarters of a million children in mosul region lack access to health services if you know. the government is not getting

returned our phone calls. rivers edge claimed they didn't receive the messages. >> nydia, this is too much. it's too much for everybody. it's hard on heart. >> after irma alanporarily buried the owner sent condolences and heartfelt apologies explaining the phone must not be working properly. i would offer to the family we would be glad to take the mother and place her with their father at no charge to them. after weeks of negotiating, irma alan had not been transferred to her final resting place. the alan children then sued for the cost of a temporary burial plus an additional $5,000 for pain and suffering. in the end, they won the judgment for the burial costs but months later, no check. no closure. >> i'm willing to do whatever we can to make the alan family happy after their tragic experience with river's edge. >> why are you pushing the issue? >> they have tried to contact you. >> fake news. >> the alan children are now demanding more than the court awarded them. >> we didn't do anything wrong. finally good new frs the alan children. the two parties worked out their differences. issuissues with the check have n stall solved. my family will finally get c

returned to investors from late 2015. what is your read on the first half? alan: really good.leasing is that all parts of the business are performing well. we had a record result for qantas domestic. a record result from the jet star group. a record result from qantas loyalty. and our international was down slightly, but we have a huge change for that business that will be implemented next year, and we are expecting a significant improvement in its performance, all things being equal next year. so across the board, there were pretty pleasing results. and we saw today that our shareholders and customers and employees all benefit from those results. emily: hewlett-packard enterprise and hp ink reporting earnings. hpe boosted its full-year forecast, beating estimates and hp ink topped estimates with strong computer and printer sales in the holiday shopping quarter. maintaining its momentum even as the industry stagnates. what do you think is driving these results? crawford: there are a few things driving these results, so we have to unpack them. because for a long time hpe talked

reported missing in yosemite national park. 36-year-old alan chow was last seen on his way to the hetch hetchy trail on saturday. he did not return home sunday. search-and-rescue crews started looking for him on tuesday. another concern was the weather. it was 21 degrees in yosemite last night. >>> a bill in the state assembly would direct $1.5 billion in budget surplus money toward curbing california's homeless problem. yesterday oakland mayor libby schaaf and mayors from other cities across the state announced support of the bipartisan bill. it was authored by democrat phil ting of san francisco and a republican of san diego. the money would fund local homeless shelters and other programs. under the bill, local governments would have to match any state funding. >>> yesterday marked one year since a devastating flood in san jose destroyed homes without warning and a lot of people are still struggling to rebuild today including a young san jose college student. xavier is staying at a church. he talked to a woman weeks before losing his home. a month before coyote creek flooded, kathleen crow put up flyers to help homeless student

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alan is last seen on the -- trail last sunday. he was on a backpacking trip in the park. experience hiker was expected to returns overnight stay on sunday. friends became concerned after he did not show up for work on tuesday and they cannot contact him. the call to rangers. they found his car but not the hiker.>> we are just very worried about him. we are hoping he is okay. we are hoping he did not fall anywhere and hurt himself. in my mind i'm hoping he is lost and that injured.. yesterday teams began searching trails and surrounding areas for him. he is possibly carrying a blue backpack with gray straps. he is described as five foot eight and wearing -- wing hundred 40 pounds.>>> san francisco district attorney outlined a new million-dollar plan to try to fix the city's growing problem of car burglaries. and really tells us the da says his effort aims to reduce car burglaries by 20%.>>> da -- he wants $1 million to fund a dedicated auto burglary task force consisting of prosecutors crime analysts and investigators.. we have one prosecutor right now. that is not enough. >> reporter: he has established a 24 ho

given up hope in returning home we've been displaced over three years look at how our house has been destroyed. alan fled when i saw fighters seized the nearby city of mosul four years ago he's not alone more than two and a half million iraqis remain displaced by the rule they have no money to rebuild their lives so they live in tent camps such as south of mosul and then on the act if the government should look after us money i need bread when i'm supporting six children my parents and a sick family member these are the people the conference in quite this week must help if it's to succeed ejecting eisel from the third of iraq the fighters once controlled has left a wasteland human rights groups such as amnesty international blame both i saw and the u.s. led coalition for unnecessary destruction and civilian deaths. the nineveh reconstruction committee says the conflict destroyed three quarters of mosul's roads almost all its bridges and two thirds of the electrical network unicef says three quarters of a million children in mosul region lack access to health services if you know. the government does

with given up hope in returning home we've been displaced for with three years look at how our house has been destroyed and alan fled when i saw fighters seize the nearby city of mosul four years ago he's not alone more than two and a half million iraqis remain displaced by the rule they have no money to rebuild their lives so they live in tent camps such as south of mosul and then i'd like to say the government should look after us on the only breadwinner i'm supporting six children my parents and a sick family member these are the people the conference in quite this week must help if it's to succeed ejecting eisel from the third of iraq the fighters once controlled has left a wasteland human rights groups such as amnesty international blame both i saw and the u.s. led coalition for unnecessary destruction and civilian deaths. the nineveh reconstruction committee says the conflict destroyed three quarters of mosul's roads almost all its bridges and two thirds of the electrical network unicef says three quarters of a million children in mosul region lack access to health services it's you know sort of. basins a

going to be a return to a cold war mentality certainly in the short run and i think this indictment will contribute to that but let's get more on this now on russia cost want to reach alan's is joining us live from moscow has there been any reaction to this in russia hillary. well the way this usually works particularly on weekends is that you get early comments coming from senior lawmakers other figures in the russian political scene and then some time later in the day you'll probably get a response directly from the kremlin itself so what we've had so far is. who's is a senior russian lawmaker with some fire and brimstone stuff that these senior lawmakers often come out with he said that how could thirteen people affect the voting by more than three hundred million people in america with its huge state apparatus and billions of dollars in election spending he says that this is something straight out of a hollywood criminal comedy that could be called putin the scene and interesting we've also heard from you again. who is widely believed to be the boss of the troll factory and simpy to the center. of this indictment also known as putin the chef by the way he says that am

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returns on the bond market are some of the worst we have seen since 2009. guruse got the bond saying there is no value in treasuries right now. on top of that, alan greenspan saying look forward to long-term rates continuing to wrap up. >> we are not saying this is going very fast and high. however, when you look at the strategy, last year we said give credit to the bond market. this year is different, put a light on fixed income. for government bonds in some develop markets -- could be treasuries -- in europe, could be negative return, the first in many years. you need to reposition the portfolio. a short duration, which many have done before, but also thinking of alternatives to the bond side. haidi: i want to get your views on the dollar, because deutsche bank's global head of fx put out this note defending the bearish view on the dollar. i want to bring up this chart, #btv 1057. the dollar continues to lose traction, changing its position to neutral from bullish. where do you see this going? i know you guys are constructive when it comes to emerging-market assets. this has been a good story for em so far. at what point does dollar weakness be