journey to bangladesh and face an uncertain future.fleeeds have managed to after renewed violence across the border in burma. >> the military killed my husband. house andire to our we couldn't get any help to save us. we fled our land and we have come here. >> we just couldn't handle their torture anymore. a group of us cross the river by boat at night and injured bangladesh. , nineoctober night burmese police officers were killed in coordinated attacacksn three border post. in response, the government launched a counterterrorism operation against what it called islamist insurgents. human rights groups accused soldiers of raping women and burning down villages. the government has repeatedly denied these claims, but they are impossible to confirm. international journalists have been banned from the region. human rights watch has published photos showing entire villages like this one burned to the ground. the burmese leader has been criticized for her lack of action. she has said her government is looking into the abuses. last year the u

jonah: hundreds of rohingya muslims have made it to bangladesh. they bring horror stories of how it became a relentless assault on rohingya communities. >> the burmese army set many houses on fire. some men were shot and others were slaughtered. we are in deep pain and feel like jumping into the sea. >> they set our houses and mosque on fire. my 2 sons are missing. they're killing people. where are we supposed to live. will notese rohingya be missed. though many have been in burma for generations, many see them as illegal immigrants who belong in bangladesh. army does not want us to see what it is up to in northern rakhine state. they're keeping journalists and international aid workers out. that has not stopped accounts from emerging every day of abuses being committed against rohingya civilians. we took a look at what happened in and around a rohingya community. speaking to rohingya and using video they filmed. in theeople are living open after they fled soldiers who enter their village on november 12 looking for armed militants. "with a helicop

hundreds of rohingyas have arrived in bangladesh monday after fleeing violence and the destruction of their homes in neighboring myanmar. rohingyas are muslims who have long faced persecution and violence in myanmar, including being denied citizenship. in recent weeks, the myanmar military has killed as many as 100 rohingya civilians, sparking hundreds more to flee into neighboring bangladesh. human rights watch says more than 400 rohingya homes have also been burned. these are two rohingya refugees, speaking after they arrived in bangladesh. >> military killed my husband. set fire to our house, so we did not get any help to save us. we fled overland and have come here. >> as we cannot tolerate their tortures, we as a group crossed the river by boat at night. 4:00 we entered bangladesh. juan: in minneapolis, 21-year-old activist sophia wilansky is in critical condition and has been undergoing a series of surgeries after reportedly being hit by an concussion grenade during the police attack against water protectors fighting the $3.8 billion dakota access pipeline in north dakota sunday

some are fleeing myanmar and crossing into bangladesh.e say they suffered rape, torture and witness family members killed by the military. cnn is still working to verify those claims. cnn's saima mohsin has more. what sparked the latest round of violence? >> reporter: max, in early october, it is believed some rohinga activists took up arms and targeted the border guards along the border. they have closed off the muslim rohinga. they are effectively confined in the state in one particular area. in response to that violent attack and i say allegedly by rohinga muslims, the government has cracked down and since then, more than 100 people have been killed. it is incredibly hard to get in. nobody is allowed in right now. it is hard to hear the personal testimonies of people. we have managed to speak to some of those who managed to escape and come across the border into bangladesh. some of the images we are seeing on social media are managing to leak out are horrific. we have not been able to include all of them because they are just too graph

the things that we learned in this study was that the low-elevation coastal zone in some areas, bangladesh and china being two examples, is urbanizing at a much faster rate than we see elsewhere in those countries. those estimates are going to be fundamentally important to policy makers and to future studies that will allow us to consider future rates of urbanization, who's gonna live where. hopefully in the future, we can also ask more about the characteristics of people living in these various places. and i think this pioneering approach that we've adopted offers a lot of promise for coming up with much more rigorous estimates and descriptions of current population, future population, current environmental conditions, and future environmental conditions. funding for this program is provided by annenberg media. for information about this and other annenberg media programs, call... and visit us at...

. ♪ ♪ >> ravi shankhar said a terrible thing is happening in bangladesh and what can we do?jor superstar benefit concert ever done. >> the concert for bangladesh was the grandaddy of all issue-themed concerts. not only did you get george harrison, you got eric clapton. it got dylan out of hiding. two beatles on the stage. unparalleled in the time, and it may still be unparalleled. ♪ >> a great deal of music of the '70s was people who succeeded in the '60s, finding new ways to express themselves in the '70s. >> have you any idea why your group particularly has lasted as long as it had? >> because we stayed together, i suppose. >> for a few years, the rolling stones had taken a lot of casualties. >> even brian felt that he was not going to be around for that long. not everybody makes it. >> they were fighting for like where do we secure our foothold now? ♪ ♪ >> 1971, the rolling stones leave their home for tax purposes to go live in france. and record this record. exile on main street. in a very hot, uncomfortable, muddy sounding studio. >> that record is the embodiment of a b

. >> a major camp on the bangladesh border. they u.n. says the cuff from it is carrying out ethnic cleansing with aid workers reporting allegations of gang rape, torture, and murder. >> i would like to question the professionalism and ethics. he should space -- should speak on concrete fact and truth. reporter: burmese officials say they are setting fire to their own properties. more than 1000ow homes that have been burned to the ground. has led toon protests in thailand and indonesia. they are demanding respective governments do more to help. >> what is happening is a slaughter. criticize our own government, which is not doing anything. >> it is a symbol for peace. when the muslims are being slaughtered in this country, she keeps quiet. million rohingya muslims are in burma. they u.n. says the latest crackdown comes as politicians claimed the rohingya muslims and groups for the -- blamed the rohingya militant groups for the killing of nine guards. anchor: and will minister in prison time for murdering her husband after decades of abuse.

many places have never had a cardinal before as you mentioned in bangladesh. in the central african republic, in papua, new guinea. he's been impressed that the men are working on the front lines for issues he cares about such as poverty, such as immigration, environmental issues. he's also chosen a cardinals from syria, an italian-born ambassador to syria. an interesting choice. he's one of the men who says he's going to stay in syria and continue to work for peace in what the pope calls his beloved and martyred syria. in the united states, there are three new cardinals. again here, an interesting choice from pope francis. he bypassed cities which traditionally received cardinals such as los angeles and fells and gone to chicago. blaze coopage was somebody that the pope surprised many in 2014, making him the head of the church in chicago. he also invited him to be a special representative to the senate on the family over here where archbishop cupich was seen speaking to gays and lesbians. he has the archbishop from indianapolis, archbishop tobin, another outs

they were from india, china, romania, bangladesh, and nepal. all 400,000 people were arrested election day. things just keep getting ugly. donald trump campaigning in michigan. sounded cell celebratory. one of clinton's closest aids. her e-mails were found on a computer that prompted the probe. the fbi is moving ahead with urgency as it starts the new e-mails. >> i'm sure a lot of you may be asking what this new e-mail story is about and why in the world the fbi would decide to jump into an election with no evidence of any wrong doing with just days to go. that's a good question. >> other democrats also talking about this. timing of the fbi's announcement led to widespread confusion and unfair speculation. >>> meanwhile in the valley we are gearing up for hillary clinton's visit in the valley. as well as abc.com. then on running make tim kaine. and we also have confirmation of another presidential campaign visit. donald trump's choice for vp governor mike pence will speak at the mesa convention center tomorrow morning. here he is at a rally in

for this grad student from bangladesh it was her first , traditional thanksgiving meal. >> i am grateful we are having thanksgiving dinner here. i do miss my family, but it is good that we are all having dinner at the same time. sheldon: nice that those students could be together. more than 100 students ate in cobeen hall. the dinner dates back to the 1950's when reverend william mcevoyst adrienne: the tryptophan is kicking in. sheldon: the cloud cover and cooler temperatures are helping people who want to take a nap right now. mark: we will get you through this. we will talk about sunshine and warmer temperatures heading our way before the long holiday weekend is done. you still have to get through the next 24 hours or so. nothing unusual, 41 degrees. it is just about where we should be. 32 is the dew point, western wind at eight miles per hour. the high today 43. we are still on track to be the second warmest autumn on record going back to 1871. remember how warm it was for the majority of november before we started to cool down this past week. either in history. we did not have to wor

a serbian expert and a lawyer from bangladesh held talks with the relatives in tokyo. the relatives were asked to share their views, and they were assured that they are pursuing truth and justice. one of the relatives they met is shizuoka esika. they want an agreement for kim jong un to return the abductees to japan. his sister was and dubbed lgted 1978. >> translator: the abductees have been in north korea for decades, with no freedom. it has been under extreme mental distress that no one can imagine. >> the team is scheduled to hold a board meeting in march next year. before then, the experts plan to ex-more ways that north korea's leadership can be held accountable. the u.n. human rights council has adopted resolutions. a resolution adopted this march recommended setting up the group of experts to holook into issue such as abduction of foreign nationa nationals and detention facilities. >>> cubans inside and out of the country are both mourning and celebrating the death of fidel castro. his death is reverberating around the worlden and nhk world gives us some of the

aide workers told the agencncy that a at least 500 crossed the border to bangladesh from myanmar since the weekend. >> translator: i don't know where my wife and children are. i somehow was able to cross the border to save my life. so, if there is peace again in our country, i hope t to go bac. >> some of the refugees are feared to have drowned after their boaoat sank as they were trying to cross a river. >> we try to file illegal crossing and the boundary in this area. >> more than 80% of myanmar's population is buddhist but it accounts for a large proportion. torching homes and killing civilians. myanmar's government denies the accusations. it's stepping up a security operation since attacks on its border post months ago left nine police officers dead. >>> human rights monitors say they're growing alarmed at the growing security situation in south sudan. a new report by human rights watch says fighting between the south sudanesese government ana rebels is worsening. killing ofof civilians and rape are on the rise. the u.n. has a peacekeeping mission in the country. >> officers that w

musicians..ruels, aer with george harrison and bob dylan, he helped organize the 1971 concert for bangladesh. he was still touring at the age of 74.. he . his daughter says russell died in his sleep.his daug he had been recovering from quadruple bypass surgery.een rec he was inducted into the rockd wikileaks founder julian assange will be interviewed today, about sexual assault allegations from six years ago. two women claim they were going to have sex with him but heo woc refused to wear a condom during his trip to stocklholm in 2010. assange denies the claims andnd has not been charged. he has been living in london's ecuadorian embassy since 2012 to avoid being extradited to sweden and possibly to the us to face additional charges.. president obama will leaveill le washington, d.c. today for his final foreign trip. he delivered his last veterans t day address at arlington, virginia on friday. first mr. obama will travel to greece, before making his way to germany. after that he'll attend the asia pacific economic summit in peru, on friday.. obma t the president plans to promoteot the trans

like bangladesh and the central african republic. a church in milwaukee is giving back to its parish.. with gas. the "kingdom fellowship church" held a gas giveaway at a local gas station.. where some people waited almost two-hours for free gas. the pastor said the giveaway allowed them to spread some good.. when the country seems so filled with hate. let it snow! at least.. everywhere but here! this is what folks in minnesota woke up to. so much white.. you can barely see... which is causing roads. so far... more than 300 car crashes have been reported there. hopefully our arizona cardinals bundle up! they play the vikings today.. in minnesota. cloudy skies are in the forecast for sunday before a pacific storm system moves into arizona. subtropical moisture ahead of the storm is pumping into the state from the south. this is producing clouds and before it hits the surface, during the morning and early afternoon hours. humidity is also increasing. by 2 p.m. sunday, we're bringing rain chances into the metro phoenix forecast. widespre

those types of jobs that have been off shore, they're going south to bangladesh or vehicle nam. when it happens going forward, we know that people not working, it leads to a lot of anger, understandably so. if you look at joe biden or donald trump, they say the same thing. they're not just in the battleground states, they're all across the country and they will only get more kpas per rated because of the -- i would think you have to not only get jobs, i think you have to carry over to the inner city and give them some opportunity. go to the working class gob to suburbs, go to the inner city, i think the trump family has let me know, and trump said it publicly, i think he is moved by what is going on in had the inner city in the last 18 months. i think he wants to help, he sees the potential there, and you can start healing some of the lirifts between the law enforcement and american community -- >> let's hope that they don't forget. >> people also need to remember that government can't solve everything. problems in all of these communities across america, it's not something that

these people that are complaining are sitting there with their fedora on made in a sweatshop in bangladesh. shut up. >> the old hipster sweatshop fedora. >> and there is no better porn star than dick yeungling. >> i never thought of trump as being homophobic. isn't he for gay marriage? >>er loved -- everybody loved trump and went to hissed withing and wrote songs about him. and now decided he is hitler. >> but the love cabin guys, they said no to trul p. they -- trump, they unendorsed him. despite saying he is the most pro-gay republican in history. >> she for gay marriage. why are they dough nounsing him? they denouncing him. >> it is more to the extreme elements in the conservative party. those people worry about the spream court judges -- the supreme court judges. that's probably why they are upset. i love the first tweet from the first guy who was like, regularly drives 90 males -- miles to get beer and won't be doing that no more. oh good. great. i regularly drink yeungling with my son. i thought those progressives were like pansy white blanc -- >> did they lose? do you think it was a

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er necessary coe is urging bangladesh to stop -- they protested on saturday after they say pollution plant could destroy a forest. that is a unesco heritage site and the largest mangrove forest in the world. >>> hillary clinton said it would participate in a recount of presidential ballots in wisconsin. it was initiated by the green party which raised millions of dollars in order to pay for it. no other evidence of election tampering has been discovered. donald trump, though, dismissed the recount as "a scam." >>> uk football club alexandra is launching an independent investigation into child sex abuse allegations. police say a growing number of people have come forward with claims against former coach barry dough nell. he has previously spent time in jail for child sex offenses. >>> for now, on the death of fidel castro casting a large shadow over cuba and over the world and reaction has been sharply divided. in havana things are quiet as the nation begins a nine-day period of mourning. in the meantime, a different scene in miami, florida. cuban exiles there came together to celebra

places that don't normally receive a cardinal such as bangladesh.hree americans somewhat of outsider choices there. there is monsenior tobin. an issue which is important to pope francis and monsenior dallas. george. >> so, delia, this is natalie. it also signals a more progressive stance for the catholic church, one would think, with the backgrounds of these cardinals. >> yeah, absolutely. one could say they are at war in the stamp of poe francis on those issues. arch bishop suvich was a special representative chosen by the pope to come over here last year when he held that big conference on the family. and there he was seen to be in the progressive camp on outreach to divorced catholics and to the gay and lesbian community. certainly some of these choices can be seen as a more progressive hope in pope francis to put his stamp on the catholic church. but actuallily, again, to highlight place that's don't normally get a lot of attention. and men who are working on those issues that are important to pope francis. >> this pope has always been sort of n

more than 8,000 people from india, china, romania, bangladesh, nepal, were arrested between october 2015 and this past august. >>> residents of philadelphia are trying to cope with a transit strike tonight, about 5,000 workers have walked off their jobs. the philadelphia system provides about about 900,000 rides a day. does not affect commuter rail lines and service outside the city. >>> stocks were down today. the dow lost 105. the s&p 500 dropped 14. the nasdaq was off 36. >>> tonight's "issues that matter" report deals with a real pocketbook issue. the federal deficit. that's the amount of money the u.s. spends each year that it technically does not have. those annual deficits add up to the national debt which is closing in on $20 trillion. with a "t." tonight chief legal correspondent shana breen tells us it's a numbers game. americans like you seem to be losing. >> i don't think either candidate really gives much of a damn about the debt issue. >> reporter: both hillary clinton and donald trump have talked about it. trump citing it in his announ announcement speeches, one of his top

after graduating from military school in bangladesh, i went to dallas and loved it. we worked hard. give me an opportunity to learn the culture. i moved to dallas in may 001. three months before the 9/11 terrorist attacks. ten days after 9/11 i was behind the counter. a customer walked in. he was holding a double-barreled shotgun pointing at my face. i said, here's all the money. please do not shoot me. he mumbled a question. where are you from? i was confused i said, excuse as soon as i said excuse me he pulled the trigger. i felt at first like a million bees stinging my face. and then i heard the explosion. frantically i placed both palms on my head. thinking i had to keep my brain from spilling out. i felt that my time was up. images of my mother, my father, my siblings and my fiance me today. ten days after 9/11 stroman went on shooting spree. a white supremacist wanted revenge shot three clerks he thought were muslims. everybody was saying -- two of his victims died. stroman was convicted of murder ensensed to death. he went to haaj in nine with my mother. during pilgrimage she

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more than 8,000 people from india, china, romania, bangladesh, nepal, were arrested between october 2015 and this past august. >>> residents of philadelphia are trying to cope with a transit strike tonight, about 5,000 workers have walked off their jobs. the philadelphia system provides about about 900,000 rides a day. does not affect commuter rail lines and service outside the city. >>> stocks were down today. the dow lost 105. the s&p 500 dropped 14. the nasdaq was off 36. >>> tonight's "issues that matter" report deals with a real pocketbook issue. the federal deficit. that's the amount of money the u.s. spends each year that it technically does not have. those annual deficits add up to the national debt which is closing in on $20 trillion. with a "t." tonight chief legal correspondent shana breen tells us it's a numbers game. americans like you seem to be losing. >> i don't think either candidate really gives much of a damn about the debt issue. >> reporter: both hillary clinton and donald trump have talked about it. trump citing it in his announ announcement speeches, one of his top

campaign that john mccain had fathered a black child, when in fact this was his adopted daughter from bangladeshlling on my good friend george bush to stop this now. he comes from a better family. he knows better than this. let's treat the voters of south carolina with some respect. - we weren't involved, period. you know, imagine what would happened if the campaign had been behind that. in the modern era, that kind of stuff gets found out. that is playing with dynamite, and we weren't that desperate. - i don't know who made this call, but i don't believe it was from my campaign, and if it is from my campaign, uh, they're not going to be on my campaign anymore. - mccain got really angry about what was being done to him. and started flinging a lot of accusations back at bush. and bush kept his cool. - are you going to respond to, uh, senator mccain's unilateral disarmament? - ah, there's an old trick in american politics. it's run a bunch of negative ads and then say, "let's do no more." - the tactics worked. exit polling found that voters felt that george w. bush had actually run a more positive

hackers successfully stole $81 million from bangladesh central bank by sending false payment requests to the new york federal reserve. since this hack was first rorltded additional breaches have been uncovered including attacks in vietnam, ecuador and more. these hacks are all been through the swift, society for worldwide interbank telecommunications banking network used worldwide by more than 11,000 financial institutions. i use as an example not to speak ill of swift, who has pledged to take steps to strengthen the security and that of their partners but rather to just illustrate on a global level that we are only as strong as our weakest link when it comes to cybersecurity. in august of this year i wrote president obama to put the topic of international cybersecurity on the g-20 agenda and in the mos followed i am pleased that the group of seven introduced eight suggested principles for private firms and government agencies to follow. and i continue to believe this is an issue that we must do in a collaborative and international manner. so my question to you is what steps has the f

that are very evident one example is in february, 2016 they successfully sold $180 million from bangladesh bah central bancentral bank by sende payment requests to the new york federal reserve. since this was first reported, additional breaches have been uncovered including in vietnam, ecuador and more. they've all been through the swift society for worldwide telecommunications banking network used worldwide by more than 11,000 financial institutions and i use this example not to speak ill food taken steps to strengthen the security but rather, to illustrate on a global level that we are only as strong as our weakest link when it comes to cybersecurity. in august of this year i wrote to put the topic of national security on the agenda and in the months following i am pleased they introduced eight principles for private firms and government agencies to follow and i continue to believe this is an issue we must do in an international manner. what steps has the federal fedel reserve taken to ensure both internal cybersecurity as well as cybersecurity of the financial institutions overseas. you

one example in february 2016 hackers successfully still $81 million in bangladesh the central bank by sending false payment requests to the new york federal reserve. since this hack was first reported additional breaches have been uncovered including attacks in vietnam, ecuador and more. these have all been through the swift society for worldwide interbank financial telecommunications banking network used worldwide by more than 11,000 financial institutions. i use this example not to speak ill of the swift, who was pledged to take steps to strengthen the security and that of their partners but rather to just illustrate on a global level that we are only as strong as our weakest link when it comes to cybersecurity. in august i wrote president obama to put the topic of international cybersecurity rbg 20 agenda, and in the months following i'm pleased the group of seven introduced eight suggested principles for private firms in government agencies to follow. i continue to believe this is an issue that we must do in a collaborative an international matter. my question to you is what steps

the warning signs are evident hackers successfully stole $81 million from bangladesh central bank byending a false period request to the new york from reserve. there has been additional preaches uncovered including vietnam and ecuador all through the society for worldwide telecommunication banking network used worldwide by more than 11,000 financial institutions. use this example not to speak ill of swift but to strengthen the security and to illustrate on the global level wearily as strong as our weakest link when it comes to cybersecurity. and to put the topic on the agenda liam please the group thus seven have those principles to follow and i continue to believe this is an issue in collaborative and international matter. so what steps did the federal reserve take of the internal cybersecurity as well as those financial institutions overseas to currently play a central role in what assurances can you give us a quick. >> with your assessment of this is one of the most significant risks our country faces and we are cooperating with the regulators as you indicated indicated, internati

your account just in the event that there is some huge -- someone purchases a motor vehicle in bangladesh, it might not have been you. you can refute the purchase. last question for you, bags stealing when you're going out shopping and maybe you have dad or mom sitting on the couch in the mall waiting for their child to wrap up and close their eyes for one second and the bags are gone, people pick backing in the back of your purse. >> i was almost guilty of that yesterday. waiting for my daughter i had the bags between my feet and i almost dosed off. this is one of the things i need to tell people b. you need to stay awake, keep your belongings near you. i had to get up to give my daughter some money while she was in the store, i brought my bags with me. even though i thought the people next to me were nice, don't trust anyone. > have a happy holiday. >> you, too. > now we're going to get back to the weather. people who are going to be off for small business saturday, what are we going to be expecting. >> maybe a medication tour of sunshine and clouds. we're starting out with a lot of clo

being silent about the fact that what is happening in palestine is wrong, what is happening in bangladeshilling people is wrong. it's about silencing our voices and the new generation of muslims who are ready to be silenced are betraying not only them, they are betraying humanity and they are betraying even the american values. what we heard coming from -- that we have to heal, to yield this country. it says something which is essential. but has reconciled the transit of america with the principles in practice, not just with principals come with words. enough of good words. i myself like so much t of the discourse of barack obama in cairo. what happened afterwards? nothing. words, words, words, said shakespeare. that's it. that the reality. let it be practical in my conclusion because i am losing my voice. is something which is important in all this. because we are coming and i really thank the brother and sister some isna, and you, that i was not going to keep quiet and what i heard from the president, when i heard from so many, we are not here to be silenced on critical issues. we get i

happening in palestine is wrong, what is happening in burma is wrong, what is happening today in bangladesh, killing people is wrong. it's about silencing our voices. and the new generation of muslims who are ready to be silent are betraying not only islam, they are betraying humanity, and they are betrayi even the american values. and what we heard coming from -- [inaudible] that we have to heal, something that is essential. let us reconcile the united states of america with the principles and practice, not the principles with words. enough of good words. i myself like so much the discourse of barack obama in cairo. what happened afterwards? nothing. words, words, words, said shakespeare. that's it. that's the reality of it. so let's bpractical, and be i'm in conclusion here because i am losing my voice. something which is important in all this, because we are coming -- and i really thank the brhers and sisters. they knew that i was not going to keep quiet, and what i heard from the president, what i heard from so many is we are not here to be silent on critical issues. we get it right, we

experienced is a continuous outsourcing of millions of jobs to penny-wage sweat shops in mexico, china, bangladesh and beyond. to the people of america's heartland, it feels like jobs are being moved just about everywhere but into the midwest and great lakes. daily we witness train loads of imports floweding into our nation, as closed and protected markets abroad block mutual exchange of exports. america hasn't had balanced trade accounts for three decades and workers in those nations struggle to survive on measly wages without spare cash and cannot buy much of what they produce anyway. meanwhile, pink slip u.s. workers have endured a painful toll, annual wages now $7,000, yes, -- less per year on average in northern ohio. while the cost of education expenses, health care and of everyday life rise and further squeeze pocketbooks. please don't tell us robots took the jobs. this daily reality was a major back drop to this recent election and deserves closer attention in the coming days. america's trade policy must result in trade balances, new jobs here and preferably trade surpluses for our country

ourould just then buy t-shirts from bangladesh or someplace else. a winning strategy.ncy manipulator. it is technical, a label. it is not an event. he wants to do things that will help the u.s. economy. china wants a win on their side. they can figure this out. francine: will they figure it out? one of the other things we have been trying to explore is if donald trump retreats from asia, it gives a very nice in for china to take center stage. --s is something that may this is something they may like and relish in. donald: this has already happened. we have basically given to china a wonderful gift by backing away from our global economic leadership for the last 50 years. now it is china lost turn -- now it is china's turn. tpp is dead and china will have an opportunity to do a free trade agreement with russia, mexico, and, canada. this is a big plus for them and a minus for us. can you be sure that donald trump will be a disaster with china? everyone close to him tells me he is a businessman. if you are a businessman, there is a case to be close to china. can he turn a

el arresto de mÁs de 8000 personas procedentes de india, china, rumanÍa, bangladesh y nepal, entre octubresobre el pecho y compartiendo la foto con el hashtag #maniforhope, para crear conciencia de la importancia del autoexamen de senos. william: vamos a pasar con nuestra primera twittera. es una hermosa hondureÑa y subiÓ su foto. tambiÉn tenemos una foto de ana haciendo exactamente lo mismo, y sherly tambiÉn quiso participar a travÉs de instagram. muchÍsimas gracias. ana patricia: asÍ es. y recuerden que como dedicamos tiempo al cuidado de nuestras manos, tambiÉn debemos dedicar tiempo a cuidar nuestra salud. hazte un autoexamen de senos todos los meses. sigan compartiendo sus fotos en redes sociales con el manicure sobre el pecho, usando el hashtag #maniforhope, y puedan ver su foto aquÍ en "despierta amÉrica". william: no se lo pueden perder. ana patricia: nuestro tobi se fue para allÁ porque quiere ser pajecito. hoy tenemos las Últimas tendencias en vestidos de novia. ¿saben quiÉnes son nuestras modelos de lujo? ahÍ lo van a ver. es una sorpresa, lo voy a dejar ahÍ. porque esto estÁ in

ben duckett, on the left there with hameed, who opened in bangladesh, will drop down the order.day. that's all sport for now. i'll have more in the next hour. thank thank you very thank you very much. scotland yard has been heavily criticised over its handling of operation midland, that's the investigation into allegations of a vip paedophile ring. an independent review found the force had made dozens of errors. it's emerged that the man who made the allegations against high-profile figures is himself now being investigated for perverting the course ofjustice. our home affairs correspondent, torn symonds, reports. they were the darkest imaginable allegations, but this report does not hold back - it says they were false. the formerjudge, sir richard henriques, found field marshal lord bramall and the former home secretary, lord britten, both had their reputations shattered by the word of a single uncorroborated accuser and a failed police investigation. he says this man, former conservative mp harvey proctor, stood first in line, wrongly accused of child rape and murder. earlier