that in time there will be many cities towns and communities through scotland to join in this in andries fear started these other british ns and towards the the last saturday of november and this is an opportunity for people to buy attending cultural events of some of the revenues going to good causes i think we can probably safe to say the patron saint some time there with a smile that the stuff well of course is the the the cost cost to hear about the little. in the fishies and the sea of that around so many people and i do think that if we are into the spirit of sit andriy then trying to promote a caring sharing society and encouraging encouraging individuals to just on scene under is day to think not just of themselves but of what they can do to help other people i think be a great thing and i'm pleased to see that the scottish government is promoting the initiative it's called make someone's day come down a bit loaves and fishes. title to the exam and quick for appearing on the program to talk about the new listers for sometimes there and i have no need to tell the set of the same u

early results in madagascar presidential election show former presidents andry rajoelina and marc ravalomanana almost neck and neck but only a small proportion of votes of so far be counted across the large african island nation there are also concerns of a voting irregularities and low turnout for me the miller has more now from antananarivo. results are trickling in here at the results in to in the capital antananarivo there are about twenty five thousand voting stations around the country where results have to be collated and sent here so far we know that feeley a percentage of those results have come in and they show that two of the main contenders are neck and neck relooking add to marc ravalomanana former president who has about forty two percent of the vote at this stage and his opponent aren't you but still you know has about forty three percent of the vote but of course very early days one of the main concerns of many of the people who have voted against their supposed to be nine million voters is what some of the main newspapers are leading with at this point one that there were a nu

ballot boxes of so far been counted as results come in from remote regions of the african island nation andry rajoelina and marc ravalomanana both of more than forty percent of the early votes still short of the fifty percent needed to avoid a runoff but opponents including another former president are alleging that several irregularities have occurred in the election process more than four hundred buffalo have been found dead in a river in botswana the mass drowning happened in that cho bit river which is close to the southern african nations border with the media the tourism ministry says they're believed to have stampeded into the river whilst being chased by lions the meat is being donated to local communities. argentinean beef is famous all over the world and it's currently one of the nation's few economic success stories south america's second biggest economy is suffering from massive inflation and unemployment and a deep budget deficit but before exports are bucking the trend in industry experts say it's delta government policy to raise a ball has more now from when i was like this i t

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trump ignores the advice of people like paul ryan, god bless him andry liberal media consultants and he followed his own political instincts. i say that those instincts are generally superior to all of the so-called pros many of a few months ago were predicting a big, blue waive. in the senate was more like a wave good-bye for democrats. in the end the president accurately laid out what this mid-term would hinge on. >> president trump: this will be the election of the caravan, kavanaugh, law and order, tax cuts, and common sense. common sense. >> laura: he couldn't have been more correct. in the end, the republicans saw historic gains in the senate. something that only happened three times since 1906 and certainly kavanaugh, he ticked that off was a huge factor. the democratic senators who voted against kavanaughho lost. and those who suggested that the president should have muted his talk of immigration on the campaign trail, paul ryan, were simplyca wrong. most pro-am nesty republicans will either retired or lost. >> president trump: you had some that decided to-- let's stay away.

andri there is a good chance he will never charge jerome corsi with making a false statement because knows he couldn't possibly win and prove that case in front of a ejury in a court of law because it requires specific intent. >> sean: andy, you worked at one of -- the southern district of new york. some of the best prosecutors everhe worked there. when a 72-year-old guy can't remember e-mails from two years ago and amends the testimony a number of times but wants to cooperate inn any way, do you see a crime here? >> well, the problem, sean, if there was a crime here, they wouldn't be asking jerry corsi to plead guilty to false statements. you know, the office you said i worked at, you are quite right. we had a lot of very accomplished cases that were done there. but i can tell you,. having done a number of them, nobody builds a case this way. when you actually have a crime, what you do is you make the main cooperator plead guilty to the conspiracy and he explains here is what the conspiracy was, here is what i did. here is what the russians did. here it was connection in the trump c

he said there getting close to dependent andry will be based on a meeting by meeting basis from here.et's stick with this conversation. we are asking on our blog the question of the day. how long with the powell impact last? this is taking on board the fact that not a body would call this a powell impact. maybe the effect is already gone, u.s. futures down at the start of the day. marilyn: we saw this relief rally after powell made his comments yesterday. at december, the market is still expecting the feds to raise rates. and it's when we look at 2019 that it's much more uncertain than -- that what the structure of interest rate rises will be. i think without a confluence of negative events happening recently. a much more negative risk off sentiment. i think this is help to assuage some of that and give a boost in a risk off environment. matt: it doesn't change the headlines. general motors closing down five plants. thats the kind of thing doesn't happen in an incredibly strong economy, is it? marilyn: i think the economy has changed significantly and when you look at some of the anno

he andri mark will both make an appearance in court coming up on decemberrt 5th. repoing live outside the courthouse, chris lawrence, news 4. >> thanks, chris. >>> today the family of a young girl shocked and criticall hurt at mgm national harbor will file a lawsuit. jana green was electrocuted when she grabbed an outdoor handrail at the hotel. an investigation into the incident found important corners were cut during construction, including improper electrical wiring. in a statement, m dprgm said th findings of faulty wiringne cont in a report released by the county shows that the high standards that mgm resorts expects of those contractors were not upheld, which is veryng distur and the hotel also said that they would respond to the lawsuit in court. follow news 4's tracee wilkins for the lest on this suit. >>> now to our weather. it is a busy holiday weekend. >> that's right. and, chuck, it looks like we're getting off to a nice start so far. yeah indeed. quiet weather for everybody, if wnu're doing an early jump to get out of nice, quiet weather up and down th

find out but they don't want to know, they just want to represent people getting tear gassed, mothers andry if you don't like this, you are a monster, the reality is it's a massive scam, there's a lot of outside help, and there are laws that are being broken. >> tucker: finally, we have the sixth claim, that deploying troops to the border was wrong, but it was also completely unnecessary. a "new york times" cartoonist put it, "troops sign up to fight in an obscure country in the middle east, not to guard their own country's border." kamala harris agreed with that. t tt is inappropriate to require the limited resources of united states military to be used in such a way, all because there needed to be some demonstration for the tv cameras based on a political agenda instead of what is a national security threat.is >> tucker: so why aren't they in syria where they belong? >> also, why can't a senator harris call down to border patrol and say, or immigration and customs enforcement for that matter, do you think it's helpful? the answer is yes. i've spoken to border patrol and they say that the

madagascar are set to face each other in next month's runoff election their provisional results show andry rajoelina and marc ravalomanana each received under forty percent of the ballots in last week's first run has filed a court challenge to stop the vote count saying there were errors the european union observer mission says some candidates committed breaches but the poll was well organized an environmental battle in the balkans is heating up with a group of women determined to stop a network of rivers from running dry two thousand seven hundred hydroelectric dams threaten what environmentalist say is a unique ecosystem in bosnia as a governor david schaper is there. the christian river runs through a mountain forest once a rich hunting ground outside serry a vote for the emperor of austria hungary a business cartels plans to build a small hydroelectric plant here though means these waters could soon run dry diverted into concrete pipes to drive. the women of the village of christie are the only thing standing in their way the project would destroy the hopes of reviving tourism in a nat

both praising andri app to distance himself from theg act attorney general. whitaker.t know matt >> reporter: tweeting, i don't know matt whitaker except go, eling with ag seions. ade it soupnd like they were friends. >> i know matt whitaker. > reporter: this comes as whitaker is under scrutiny. he had been an out spoken criti of the muelvestigation that he now oversees. >> i can see a scenario where sessions is replaced. >> reporter: "the new york times" reports that he liked what he saw of whitaker on fox news. whitaker did not get that job. and legal experts question whether heconfirmaon. >> kelly, in other headline news overnight, "the wall street usurnal" has some involvement with the money paid to critics. ouat are they saying? >> reporter: theal reports that the case against michael cohen in new york, the formef lawyer the president, prosecutors prepared an indictment. they never used it. they outlined the alleged acknowledgment and hushwi money two women who had affairs with the president. the president denies. that the question, peter, is this inform

is much more likely scenario that we are going to continue with this slow, uneven process andrying to get to talks, we will have to withstand setbacks along the way. that, comparatively speaking, the taliban and is likely the most cohesive entity in afghanistan, and that stands to reason. we see this in a lot of insurgencies. it is easier to sustain an insurgency then to develop weak among ant institutions people that are so divided. they can be opportunistic in deciding where to attack opportunities, or become more involved in local politics, so that stands to reason in many ways. are said, i think there within the taliban organization, mpsadly speaking, three ca when you talk about the future of the organization. number one, you have the more pragmatic side that is willing to at least entertain discussions on a roll for the taliban in a stable political order in afghanistan. you have thosede more extremist in their views that are happy to continue the fight until all foreign forces are out of the country, and even until perhaps the taliban is again the dominant political actor in af

arithmetic andry how she cobbles together those votes is far from clear.upporting members of her on parliament have peeled away, making it more doubtful. the question now is whether her cabinet will stand by her and at least create the opportunity for parliament to have a vote or whether they say there is no pathway to a deal. is a go back to brussels and get something more or we need to really throw the whole thing , andopen, change leaders in an extreme case, go to a new election. it is hard to rule anything out now. sheri: thank you so much for that. turning now to the u.s. credit let's get peggy collins and molly smith. gundlach making this warning. is it the case that foreign holdings are going down? can domestic buyers fill the gap? >> domestic buyers are filling the gap. but he is pointing to the potential for a gap between supply and demand over time, especially if inflation does not keep up with yields. he is pointing to the fact that the foreign investor demand is freaking. as of now, domestic seems to be filling the gap, but not going forward. s

it's just kind of keeping going andrying to stay positive. but, yeah, you know, it's not easy.ned 2 years old. >> and on our nghbor's birthday, which i think was kind of special. it's k that was their -- nice to have a birthday buddy. >> i got the pleasureti of m you in your home over the summer. could siemmy's presence was felt everywhere by everybody. >> and the kids talk about her all the time, which is really good. obviously, it's hard, too. but we have she is everywhere in our house. you notice it. so we definitely, you know, you feel the loss, but i think she is still a part of our family. >> i want to talk abodrowning. you are on a missi to reall get people to be more aware about the number one killer of children. actually, the statistics were better t ds summer. wh you think that's about? you kind of hope that maybe it had an affect, that people were listening? >> you always hope that what you are doing -- i mean, i thi there was some catharsis to it as well. we wanted to try t effect change. while statistics probably won't reflect the right stuff for years, because tha

my colleagues on the committee andry pursuing a bipartisan privacy legislative proposal. as the primary federal privacy regulate they're has brought cases over the last 20 years and issued privacy guidance, the ftc has unique experience and expertise to call on when we work to develop that privacy legislation. i look forward to hearing from the commissioners about what they think should be included in the federal privacy legislation and what additional tools the ftc might need to protect consumer privacy while still encouraging and enhancing innovation. with that i turn to the ranking member so he can make his opening statement. >> thanks, senator moran thank you to you and chairman thune for leadership. and i have been working with senator moran on a bipartisan privacy bill that i hope will make very good progress very soon. congress has long empowered and directed the federal trade commission to enforce the tools it has now, not to mention new ones that we may give it in such a privacy law. and looking back this year exemplifies the urgent need for the ftc to be vigorou

andries of the world. wouldn't surprise me one bit.n one market, one million is not a large number in facebook scale. i'm sure they pay attention to it, they're really concerned about that. so far, so good. i think the stock price reflects that. stuart: i guess so, 137 on facebook, not exactly fallen out of bed. it is down significantly from its high. next one is google. they're underfire. hit with a privacy complaint over their location tracking for ad targeting purposes. again, this is another company where the bad pr is piling up and piling up, but i got to say, jim, the stock has not really taken that big a hit? >> yeah, this will be a long-term issue for them. and we talked about this before, these big tech titans, they're so dominant they have such a large footprint, doesn't take much to illustrate how they use their dominance in unfair ways. you were talking about the amazon which is the latest. google got two fines from the eu which totaled $7 billion. this latest complaint is not yet from the eu. it is from a watchdog organiza