somebody found the memory card as i mentioned on the street in anchorage, alaska.ideos and photos of a man beating and killing a woman. and now come investigators say they track down the suspected murder. chief correspondent jonathan hunt, jonathan. >> shep commit is a terrible m fascinating story and perhaps the easiest to understand in chronological order. earlier this month from october 2nd, the police in alaska found the body of a woman along a highway south of anchorage. two days prior to that come with same police were handed a camera memory card found on the street. on that card, the police they were horrifying pictures and videos of a woman being strangled, beaten and raped by a man carrying out the brutal attack. the police quickly realized the body they found dumped on the side of the highway was the woman in those disturbing pictures. they identified her as 30-year-old kathleen henry. they also identify the location of the attack as the hotel in anchorage, matching the video with those in the hotel. the man was quickly identified by the police in part be

michael, had been in anchorage for a period of time. she had been reported missing earlier this year. she was found dead near the old glenn highway in april. it was just a few weeks ago now, maybe about three weeks ago, our community, the alaska community was just horrified as we learned through the news of a -- of a video, a video cartridge that had been found on the street and what it revealed was a tape of torture and abuse of a native woman. that tape ultimately led to the arrest of this same man that is accused of killing veronica, but that video showed the torture and the murder of 30-year-old kathleen jo henry. she was originally from a very small village. so these are -- these are -- these are stories. these are -- these are women who we read of what they have experienced, what they have endured, and think about their families that no longer have these women in their life, and you just can't -- you just can't view them in the abstract as statistics. and so what we are doing to respond to them as -- as women, women that are vulne

i spent a lot of time in a windowless room in anchorage at the air force base, national archives, college park, maryland, college libraries in atlanta and oregon, denver. i talked to people in california, families in arizona, in new mexico, ohio, pennsylvania. finally, the story began to come together and ultimately for me a big deal was that i actually got to camp on one of the most spectacular places on our planet, attu island itself, which is uninhabited. i'll tell you more about that and show you some pictures. but ultimately it all came together in my book, the storm on our shores. i'll read you the beginning to give you some flavor. warren davis was confused. in the living room of her house, to the fidgetty old man but she did not know what the visitor wanted. he talked about his grown children, he talks about his arizona retirement, and he talked on and on about his beloved orchids and their beauty, fragility, and rewards. davis had little patience for ideyolchit chat, for exotic flowers. she was an intensive care nurse with her twins, mom, and rocky marriage. she tried to be polit

russian relationships on september 1st 1983 korean airlines flight 7 from new york to seoul via anchorage was shot down by a soviet interceptor aircraft over the territory of the u.s.s.r. in the sea of japan there was absolutely no justification i don't legal or moral for what the soviets did the tragedy of the korean boeing was considered a perfect occasion to demonstrate the nato military power within dangerous proximity to the soviets on november 2nd 1983 nato launched able archer attend a command post exercise simulating a conflict escalation culminating in a nuclear attack it was followed by placing pershing 2 nuclear missiles in europe. what reagan didn't take into consideration was the paranoid overreaction of the soviets. a recently declassified us intelligence report shows that for the 1st time since the cuban missile crisis the world was close to nuclear war. just like in 1903 the malaysian boeing crash was leveraged against the enemy. a new wave of sanctions hit russia mediately after the tragedy. the united states is imposing new sanctions in key sectors of the russian economy

of a woman's body on the side of the road now being tied to a small sd card, found miles away in anchorage, labeled homicide at midtown marriott. police say a card was found by a woman who opened the car and saw 39 images and 12 videos showing horrible beating and strangulation of a woman by a man with a foreign accent. >> it's pretty graphic what we do believe is that the suspect recorded himself, the events that took place in the hotel room. >> reporter: detectives say they recognize the voice from a separate investigation, arresting 48-year-old brian stephen smith from south africa, and charging him with murder >> had the witness not called us after she found the sd card, we would not have been able to solve this crime as quickly as we did >>> the victim has not been identified they're trying to figure out who she is and whether there could be more victims out there. gadi schwartz, nbc news. >>> up next tonight, a devastating crash caught on camera ferrari flipping over and over a champion athlete thrown from that car we'll tell you how he's doing tonight. >>> and the can't-miss triumph

josh daniels was here starting his new chapter, living in wasilla about an hour outside of anchorageer and step-father. keeping tabs on him from thousands of miles away were the zanesville police, and they were seeing some patterns. when he wasn't working a job in the north slope oil fields, he was partying, pumping iron and chasing women. back in zanesville, meanwhile, the cops kept the pressure up on the person they did have in their zip code, sirius underwood. the detectives were all over his girlfriend wendy. >> every time that i had a little spat or whatever i was frustrated or disgusted with sirius/they would always show up, again, "just wondered if maybe you remembered something." >> trying to find you at a vulnerable moment -- >> yes, yes and -- like, "i've already told you every single thing, and it's never going to change. if you don't lie, you don't have to cover a lie." >> reporter: brandy's mother was losing faith in cops ever making an arrest in the case of her daughter's brutal murder. >> are they saying, "trust us"? >> yeah. every time we'd hear somethin', we'd contac

kind of evicted all natives from the islands and resettled them in places like anchorage, seattle, and in many cases they were never allowed to return to their home islands. and a culture was destroyed. in some cases they're trying to put together and reclaim the vestiges of what held them together. but attu, for example, they never lived on attu again and a number of islands. it is a sfek tapectacular place the weather is okay. [ laughter ] >> i am grateful. thanks so much for coming. [ applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> campaign 2020, watch our live coverage of the presidential candidates on the campaign trail and make up your own mind. cspan's campaign 2020, your unfiltered view of politics. >> 150 years ago on march 30th, 1867, the united states purchased alaska from the russian empire for $7.2 million. after the attack on pearl harbor in 1941, the territory became strategically vital for the american war effort because of its close approximaproximity to. up next on reel america, a report from the aleutians, about the long island chain. the documentary tells the story of the early stage

about 650 soldiers stationed in anchorage, alaska, were participating in the training exercise. a camp shelby commander reportedly said the troops were injured after jumping from a c-130 aircraft and wind blew them away from their intended drop zone and into a group of pine trees. so paratroopers had been stuck in trees for hours. the mississippi national guard says about 80 jumpers missed their zone. >>> now to another incident involving military aircraft. the ntsb today will investigate the fiery crash of a world war ii-era bomber. the plane went down shortly after takeoff yesterday in connecticut. at least seven people were killed. the plane was used to take aircraft enthusiasts on thrill rides. kris van cleave has more on this story. >>> boeing 93012, we'd like to return to the field. >> reporter: the world war ii b-17 burst into flames after crash landing at hartford's bradley airport. from the air you can see the burned wreckage. angela fletcher saw the plane moments before the crash. >> i heard what sounded like a freight train coming down the street. so i looked out the

. >> let me take you here to this part of alaska, right in here, here's anchorage, get the dizzies, anchorageout 200 miles away, there's this amazing pristine area, this lake right here, it's the size of lake erie. >> wow >> you've never even heard of it and what they want to do right there, that's what's got people talking. to many of us, alaska is other worldly. it's vast and stunning landscapes, it's wildlife, it's flat out jaw dropping grandeur rivers so clear, the salmon run unimpeded by the millions. >> baby salmon, they'll come back into the same spot where they were hatched. >> here, there are bodies of water the size of lake erie, with water clean enough to drink. and into this wilderness may come a mine. a giant open pit mine. more than a mile wide and thousands of feet deep how big a play is it >> the entire deposit that we have looked at is one of the largest there is in the world. >> this is going to be the pit. >> gold, copper, says pebble group ceo tom collier, if granted, their lease will last 20 years. >> what do you think is in there? what is your group think is in that grou

reporter: tonight, investigators scrambling to the scene to determine why this plane flying from anchorage crashed upon landing at a rural airport in alaska. the twin turbo prop running off the runway at roughly 5:40 p.m., stopping just short of plunging into icy waters of the aleutian islands. authorities confirming 38-year-old david allen ottoman was killed. ten other passengers injured, one critically. you can see the front of the plane hanging over the rocks. 39 passengers and three crew in total onboard, including a high school swim team. they remain on the island and are shaken up but safe. symptom, the ntsb will be investigating. tom. >> thank you. >>> and new messages between boeing test pilots suggest the company may have been aware of problems with 737 max jets before two crashes. here's alex perez. >> reporter: those newly revealed messages between boeing 737 max test pilots shows that even they were surprised at how the automated system dramatically took control of the aircraft. "it's running rampant in the sim on me," one pilot referencing the flight simulator. "the plane is t

control of a key border town as its army pushes deeper into syria that is pro kurdish rallies against anchorages military incursion held across europe also to come on the bike. more than a week of violent protests in ecuador with the president refusing to cancel cutbacks on fuel subsidies and environmental action extinction rebellion has been rallying in cities around the world hidden kalona more than a 1000 people were arrested. what this generation seems to be saying is you've messed things up for long enough you're not really listening the only way we can actually get your attention is actually by civil disobedience extinction rebellion is without question britain's fastest growing pagan religion. or welcome the latest developments in a look back at what's been happening over the last 7 days to you watching the weekly here on r.t. international now our top story this hour turkey says it has taken control of a key border town as its troops advance deeper into syria kurdish forces there playing their retreat was actually tactical encourage ground invasion which it calls an anti terror operation

david shield a marine biology at alaska pacific university in anchorage says he has never witnessed anything#. >> wow. >> oh. >> who knew. >> i don't like those dreams. >> seriously. >>> what do they dream about? >> something really good. >> getting the fish that's going. >> probably food. that's kind what have i dream about. >> but. >> most likely. >> there you go. now you know. cool pictures. and cool video. >>> around here, it's cool. because chilly outside. it's windy, chilly. look at wind right now. they are 10, 15, 20 miles per hour. and it is a brisk september evening. fremont 19-mile-per-hour breeze. san ramon 16 miles per hour 24- mile-per-hour breeze in san francisco. fairfield the wind is calm. that might and bad observation but most of the bay area is coming in sunny. and chilly. a high today only a few of us made it into the low 70s. if you are watching us in have a layo you are one of the spots. 71 for high. concord 70. santa rosa san jose close to 70 degrees. fremont and san francisco did not. it was chilly. now we have clear skies so we will lose the heating of the day. what

the plane carried 38 people in total on a flight from anchorage. the cause of this accident is not known this morning. >>> president trump has made a surprise announcement, saying that the next year's group of 7 summit will take place at his own golf resort in miami.cricsla calling it the most blatant example yet that trump is trying to profit from his presidency. but acting white house chief of staff mick mulvaney is dismissing the criticism, saying it's a great idea. >> doral was by far and away, far and away the best physical facility for this meeting. in fact, i was talking to one of the advance teams when they came back and said, what was it like, and he said, mick, you're not going to believe this but it's almost like they built this facility to host this type of event. so they're doing this at cost as a result it's going to be dramatically cheaper for to us do it at doral compared to the other final sites that we had. >> well, the "washington post" examined financial disclosure reports filed by the president and say they show that they shot

police in anchorage made the chance discovery a few weeks ago saying a woman told them she found it lying in the street. investigators say it contained pictures and video of a woman being beaten in a hotel last month. 48-year-old brian smith was arrested wednesday, one week after the victim's remains were found along a highway. >> had the citizen not called us after she found the video card, we would not have been able to solve the crime as quickly as we did. >> we learned overnight the victim has now been identified and smith is being held on a $750,000 bail. >>> investigators looking into a day care fire that killed five children in erie, pennsylvania, now say a faulty extension cord is to blame. they say the late night fire back in august broke out on the first floor. two older children were able to escape by crawling onto the roof. >>> nearly four weeks into the united autoworkers strike against general motors and the employees and the company are starting to feel the pinch. workers have lost nearly $635 million in wages, and gm has lost more than $1 billion in profits. gm's ceo has n

looks like that telegram to it instead of the ton offering raise 1700000000 dollars and just signed anchorage as its crypto custodian so are we saying facebook's dominance eroding in this new era that values privacy a lot more. so in this world that values privacy i mean there is still a very big tradeoff that people make every day every time you download a free app you know you're essentially trading. service or your data for that service and so you see this every day and so in the context of telegraph and facebook you know it is it still remains to be seen how the launch goes for telegram which is expected at the end of this month and so it will be interesting to see what is the sort of adoption that happens on telegram how many people are actually using it how are they using it and we're not sure even if telegram is going to be sharing all of the details of the real traction that's happening so will be interesting to follow this. this story we actually personally did invest at the start of the telegram project for the token and so we are also keeping a very close eye it is important though

there are lots of angles of this story will bring it in just a more to mark course in anchorage trying to sortrt it ot for us. just a good evening to you tell us about what is likely to happen when turkey. as we expect goes into syria. i expectct a ragining batattle. cd sisit thihis w weekend but theyl be a all out war you startrt freights. along the entire syrian turkikish bordeder. the s will find clark racks. a and they'v've got lots of battle experience frorom fighting againsnst the islamic state grououp. n now it's- turkey retaliateses excessively. if for instance it's applpl slacking. saw holdld town and therere are pictures in the news. then president trump could well carry out to stretch to destroy the turkish economy about t toms didndn't define what would be excessive you just said i if turkey doeoes anything i cononsr to be off limits no definition of off limits. so the turkish. armed forces for after with care. we are i in a different realalm of diplomacy now i'll be just a completely i'm i'm wondering how people in turkey might react to all of f this. well i think the n na

. >> 42 people were on the flight from anchorage. >>> document show a senior employee was concerned abouthe 737 max nearly 3 years ago. these are the planes that are grounded after two deadly crashes. yesterday boeing gave lawmakers a transcript from november of 2016 well before the max was certified. the chief technical pilot complains a software system is acting unpredictably and a flight simulator and hard to control. >> marine biologist and learning more about sea life. more than a half-dozen whales were breached just as an earthquake rattled hollister. it is more than just a coincidence. earthquakes create a sound that is detectable under the water. marine biologist cannot say for show, sure if the behavior was related to the earthquake but the timing suggests a connection. >>> the number of illnesses connected to vaping continues to rise. >>> the centers for disease control and prevention says a number of vaping related lung illnesses rose to 1479 with cases in all states except alaska. 33 people have died as a result of using e-cigarettes and vaping products. a study of college ath

i set about in my travels to make sure that i did and when i landed it, ted stevens in anchorage, alaska, february 1998, my 50th state and 435th congressional district so i have kept up with redistricting. when they change the boundaries i made sure i have been 12 district once again. >> our guest is michael barone. i want to get your reaction to this editorial this morning in terms of where it leads senate republicans and from the senate republican leader who is a supporter of the president who said it has been a great mistake to pull out of syria. withdraw us forces from syria is a grave strategic the steak and we use us less safe, emboldens our enemies, weakens important alliances. sadly the recently announced pull out risks repeating the obama administration's withdrawal from iraq which facilitated the rise of the islamic state in the first place. he goes on to say we need to use both sticks and carrots to bring turkey back in line while respecting it's a legitimate security concerns in addition to limiting turkey's incursion and a cease-fire. we should create conditions for the rein

through monday but it will be a little bit warmer in bay ridge the high the 32 degrees celsius a nice anchorage 25 ones with that had their shells are going through there as well and the temperature is sticking in the sort of mid thirty's really across much of the arabian peninsula sunday and as we head off into monday alleged that moisture see that tending to push a little bit closer to these coastal areas we could just see one or 2 showers but for the most part it is fine and dry much of eastern madagascar as well as we continue through the next a couple of days as another front just sliding by south africa bringing the rain into sunday and then in fact we could see the thunderstorms into johannesburg on sunday and monday and you notice the rain quite widespread through on goal and in fact wanted to scottish you know monday certainly across into but it's water. my fast simmons' were all. taken by the chinese government all over the state with most stay with my wife and so one this is a really worse human rights abuses of our time we decided to talk about. just. tell the world. the truth about

by friday very unsettled throughout much of turkey quite a lot of cloud and really quite cold in anchorage just 13 celsius meanwhile a nice sunny day in beirut with a high of 24 sandwiches on the bad now across much of i've been put into we have a cool school some cloud with some very heavy amounts of rain and it's because of this that it really is going to continue to impact coastal areas particularly of oman ole reddy some very high waves is breaking across the prominent opposition pretty good guys despite the fact that storm is so close now it's not expected to get any stronger it will actually continue to weaken so between thursday and friday the winds will really come down so we're looking at winds on friday at around 90 kilometers an hour gusting higher than that but it will produce rain child all the way along this coastal area and again still some pretty high and dangerous seas wanted to show like you through eastern areas of south africa so feeling cool in the open on thursday with a high of 90. another day another explosion. from one of the thousands of i.e.d. strewn through the

say the soldiers involved are from the fourth brigade of the 25th infantry division stationed in anchorageka and released a statement saying we are grateful for overwhelming support we have received from units on camp shelby as well as local first responders, the entire community has come together to ensure that we were able to provide expert treatment to any soldiers injured during the airborne operations and we do not know the extent of any of those injuries. if we get any updated information we will bring it to you. >> please let us know. we appreciate it. another story we continue to follow. a bombshell, another one as the white house probes ties between ukraine and the bidens. a document showing the prosecutor at the center of the ukraine scandal was told to back off an investigation into a firm linked to hunter biden. griff jenkins joins us from washington with reaction. good morning. another day and more bombshells. >> reporter: what fox news obtained is a copy of giuliani's notes from january of his interview with former ukrainian prosecutor victor show can who is at the center of

at his standing-room only funeral in anchorage, where i had the honor of serving as an honorary pall bearer, someone asked a show of hands of the audience, hundreds and hundreds of people, how many had received add letter from senator ted stevens. nearly every person at that service raised their hand. and of course he treated his staff like family. if you worked for.senate.gov stevens, like my wife julie did, you were always part of that family and you could always expect loyalty from him the rest of the your life. mr. president, these principles -- relentless focus on alaska, fighting the feds, if you must, working across the aisle for the betterment of alaska and america, maintaining a strong military and national defense, and deep, deep reverence for our veterans and fellow alaskans -- are a key part of the stevens legacy. i am deeply honored to serve in the senate seat that senator stevens held for over 40 years and to literally sit in the same desk right here, this desk, that he used in the senate. more important, i try to live by and serve my constituents according to these pri

soldiers are from the fourth brigade of the infantry division station that joined base richardson in anchoragelaska. they released a statement that we are grateful for overwhelming support we received from units on camp shelby and local first responders was the community has come together to make sure we can provide expert treatment to any soldier injured during the airborne operation. we still don't know the extent of those injuries but we are keeping a close eye on them. rob: a potential bombshell as the white house probes comments between ukraine and the biden family. >> documents show the prosecutor epicenter of the ukraine scandal claims he was told to back off the investigation into a firm linked to hunter biden. rob: griff jenkins joins us with reaction to all this. >> reporter: fox news obtaining copy of notes from january on victor shookin epicenter of the controversy, bragged about getting fired. he was told to back off the investigation into burisma to the national gas from link to hunter biden. giuliani rights, quote, he attempted to continue the investigation on or around june or

a lot of trade goes through that airport in anchorage.ot of trade in seafood, for example. timberould stand up our industry again, there would be a lot of timber as well, as well as oil and gas. we are a resource producing state. we are the closest state to asia. we believe that if we get these trade issues dealt with, it will help not just the country but alaska as a whole. david: great to have you with us, governor mike dunleavy, coming to us from washington. coming up, the eurasia group resident ian bremmer on the death of al-baghdadi, and what it means for the u.s. and its allies in the region. this is "balance of power" on bloomberg television and radio. ♪ sion and radio. ♪ david: this is "balance of power" on bloomberg television and radio. i'm david westin. much of the country will to a dramatic appearance of president yesterday morning announcing the leader of the islamic state had been killed in a raid by u.s. forces. and depravedick man, and now he is gone. al-baghdadi was vicious and violent, and he died in a vicious and violen

about 800 miles southwest of anchorage on friday. it's the second deadly crash in a decade involving a u.s. airliner. kris van cleave reports on the investigation. >> the 24-year-old prop came to rest just feet from the waters of captain's bay. its nose and front section down an embankment. 38-year-old david died after suffering traumatic injuries during the crash landing. ten others were hurt, one critically. on board were three crew members and 39 passengers, including a small child in someone's lap and a high school swim team from cordova, alaska. no one on the swim team was seriously injured. school superintendent alex russen talked to us via skype. >> at first notification of the event, certainly a person's heart sinks and you become weak in the knees. knew within a matter of minutes that it appeared that all of the kids were safe, accounted for, and were off of the plane. >> reporter: preliminary witness reports to the ntsb say the pan air flight from anchorage aborted its first landing attempt at the airport that's notorious f

i got to use it in anchorage and talked to a lot of customers there.t you will, but elizabeth pierce built to this thing despite all of her fraud. this has started to service customers, 10,000 in alaska, which previously couldn't stream things like game of thrones. carol: and she's in jail? austin: september 30, she pled guilty to eight counts of andavated identity theft one count of wire fraud. she did go to jail, but she argued in court that i'm not an evil manipulator and that those who handled the case made me out to be some sort of greedy person. she just really argues she was not. she got caught up in something, and was really advocating this network in alaska, her home state, and it didn't go the way she wanted it to. carol: still ahead, the apparel company aiming to be china's global -- first global mega brand. jason: plus, the places you can lodge in luxury. this is "bloomberg businessweek." ♪ jason: welcome back. i'm jason kelly. carol: and i'm carol massar. join us for bloomberg businessweek every day on the radio. you can also catch up on t

it took off from anchorage last night. a high school swim team was on board.are critically hurt. >>> developing in the north bay, afight over friday night lights. san marin high school was supposed to have its homecoming game tonight but some say the football field's lights are too ight. a judge even issued a restraining order to keep the lights off. amy hollyfield has more. >> reporter: no friday night lights here in novato tonight. they're too controversial. the issue even inspired a homecoming float in last night's parade it called for the lights to be turned on. but a judge has ordered that they stay off for now. the judge wants time to read the environmental impact report. those who are fighting to keep the lights off say they are just too bright. >> imagine not car headlights but huge mega truck headlights focused on your home. the whole side of the home was lit up. you could easily read a book. >> reporter: tonight's homecoming football game will have to be played tomorrow afternoon because of the court order. some students and parents here at san marin

a coroner in anchorage alaska identified the woman as kathleen henry. her body was found near a highlaek they believe brian steven smith is behind the crime. a woman turned in a sd card she found on the street that contained a horrifying discovery photos and videos of smith killing the woman in a hotel. the find was shocking especially for smith's wife. . >> he is fun. you know he has moments like anyone does but never in my life would i thought what they are saying is going on. >> investigators say that smith's action was a big clue he is from south africa. smith is being held on bond for a first degree murder charge. >>> happening today a. man charged with murdering a teenage on a bart station platform is expected to enter a plea. 29-year-old john lee could youelis accused of stabbing kneel wilson in july of last year. he was initially declared mentally incompetent to stand trial but the judge reversed the decision after a progress report from a doctor. . >>> 6:25. pg and e is's pole jazzing to customers angry over the preventive power shutoffs. what

. >>> vice president pence is due to travel to anchorage for a cease-fire.s week president donald trump ordered the pullout of u.s. troops in the region and financial penalties on turkey. >> we want to bring our soldiers back home and we are being very tough on turkey and a lot of others. we have to maintain their own properties now and maintain peace and safety. something congress are pushing for even tougher sanctions. >> turkey has legitimate concerns about their security along the syrian border and those concerns can be met without the distraction of syria, destruction of a valuable ally deters who helped us destroy ices. >>> the president of turkey says he is not bothered by the sanctions and he will never negotiate with the terrorists. >>> a woman will be sentenced today for her role in the college admission scandal. she played guilty for paying $15,000 to have one someone cheat on her sons act tests and she is accused of falsely listing her son as african- american and hispanic on college applications to increase his chances of getting admitted. prose

said he's temporary cease fire is now permanent but he warned the sanctions can be reinstated if anchorage is not on a its obligations early this morning the government of turkey informed my administration that they would be stopping combat and their offensive in syria and making the cease fire permanent and it will indeed be permanent however you would also define the word permanent in that part of the world as somewhat questionable we all understand that but i do believe it will be permanent i've therefore instructed the secretary of the treasury to lift all sanctions imposed on october 14th in response to turkey's original offensive moves against the kurds in syria's northeast border region. well that comes as russian military police now begin patrols in northeast syria as part of that new deal with turkey under the agreement by president sir. why p.g. fighters have 150 hours to withdraw at least 30 kilometers deeper into syrian territory. israel's president has asked former military chief benny gantz to form a new government now this comes after the prime minister benjamin netanyahu fa

control of a key border town as its army pushes into syria that is pro kurdish rallies against anchorages military incursion held across europe also to come in the weekly. more than a week of violent protests in ecuador with the president refusing to cancel cutbacks on fuel subsidies and the russian president vladimir putin has given an interview to a panel of journalists from several arabic t.v. channels including our sister station r.t. arabic ahead of his upcoming state visit to saudi arabia. hello there the latest news and a look back at events over the last 7 days to watch in the week here on our take now turkey says it's taken control of a key border town is its troops advance deeper into syria kurdish forces they claim their retreat was actually tactical ground invasion which it calls an anti terror operation was launched on wednesday turkey wants to create a buffer zone in syria free of kurdish fighters ankara then wants to settle millions of syrian refugees there who are currently in turkey the u.n. says over 130000 civilians have fled to advance warning that this could rise 240-

right now the vice president of the united states and secretary of state are in anchorage, turkey. after more than three hours of meeting first with the president of turkey, erdogan and brought in teams and staff to talk for another couple of hours. that is a long meeting and conversation and if they get ready to talk to the nation, what may have been accomplished? what was possible there? >> chris: getting erdogan to take the meeting was the progress. right? we read the reports erdogan throws trump's letters away and will not meet with anybody or talk to anybody. >> harris: and then trump said there was confusion whether or not they would meet. >> chris: given the reporting that we had read and given erdogan's very belligerent, very hostile public utterances, which, of course, consumption in turkey because strongmen like to look strong as it turns out. that was after all we had heard from erdogan to have him, in fact, take the meeting is probably progress. and probably progress in the direction of, how do we put humpty dumpty back to the other a little bit and move in that directi

the coming months and years the whole intervention itself i think is one that i don't think even anchorage self is really prepared for because it isn't so much the military intervention that really counts it's what comes afterwards so ultimately turkey itself might find itself in a position that they had to really foresaw on beforehand but most importantly one that it might be not only incapable of policing of monitoring but one where might find itself in confrontation with not only groups like the white p.g. but perhaps a whole series of other groups whether it's terrorist groups like isis whether it's remnants of other existing are opposition groups and whether it could be members of the loyal. us forces regime loyalists forces in syria seoul to mali i think this does create an pave the way for a series of other conflicts but we're only just beginning to see materialize yousif in a democratic reengineering and also questions over who when and where the timeline of this goes those are the 2 key questions that ankara might have to answer surely . ok i do not believe that it will be a democ

tops on by friday very unsettled throughout much of turkey quite a cloud and really quite cold in anchorage just 13 celsius meanwhile a nice sunny day in beirut with a high of 24 damages now across much of i've been put into we have some cloud with some very heavy amounts of rain and it's because of this that it really is going to continue to impact coastal areas particularly of. very high waves is breaking across the prominent opposition pretty good guys despite the fact that storm is so close now it's not expected to get any stronger it will actually continue to weaken so between thursday and friday the winds will really come down so we're looking at winds on friday at around 90 kilometers an hour gusting higher than that but it will produce all the way along this coastal area and again still some pretty high and dangerous seas wanted to show like you through eastern areas of south africa so feeling cooler than on thursday with a high of 90. the 1st hand glimpse of the challenges faced by journalists in the age of donald trump we're fighting the faked is fake phony the enemy of the people

through monday but it will be a little bit warmer in bay ridge the high the 32 degrees celsius a nice anchorage 25 wells will back out of their shells are going through there as well and the temperatures sticking in the sort of mid thirty's really across much of the arabian peninsula certainly on sunday and as we had all of. that moisture see that tending to push that place the to these coastal areas we could just see one or 2 showers but for the most part it is fine and dry much of eastern madagascar as well as we continue through the next a couple of days as another front just sliding by south africa bringing the rain into sunday and then in fact we could see the thunderstorms into johannesburg on sunday and monday and you notice the rain quite widespread through on goal and in fact wanted to scottish you know monday certainly across into but it's water. planet is speaking to the climate an ecological imagine saying the world's leading scientists are warning of an existential crisis in the face of irreversible changes to the why they're all be with you throughout as well our environment corre

companies like anchorage out of south dakota right now have done their best to work with regulators,ogy i want to see that continue in the united states and not migrate to other parts of the world. i'd like to be a part of, you know, that financial services delivery system in the future. >> i'm not sure what happened yesterday. i mean, in a show of rare bipartisan ship, everybody hates facebook you got the democrats playing facebook for losing 2016 election, conservatives think that, you know, everything that's on the site is anti-conservative. and it all bleeds over into the discussion about libra and, i mean, i watched some of the testimony. some of the usual suspects that loved to grandstand with hyperbolic comments when the cameras were on, they're there in all their glory yesterday i felt bad mark zuckerberg is like, where am i they wonder why i don't like to show at these things >> what we've got right now is a new technology facebook is part of it but they're not the only members. there are other financial organizations out there right now that recognize that if the rest of th

attorney general barr came to the state of alaska in may and had an opportunity to sit in anchorage, listen to statewide leaders, native leaders, law enforcement, then to get out to the rural areas and into the villages, and after he left, he declared a public -- an emergency -- a public safety emergency in the state of alaska because of -- of where we sit. so we've been working with the attorney general. greatly appreciate his efforts there, but we need to do more through this appropriations to look specifically at these issues as well. for the indian health service there's also programs that we have an obligation to fund that are vital to indian country. and many of these programs and the costs associated with them have grown since we enacted the 2019 bill. among these are leasing and staffing costs associated with new health care facilities that are operated by i.h.s. or by tribes under compact agreements. so our bill funds these new increases, we provide additional funding for quality improvement and $24 million increase for facilities, including an increase for medical equipment