it's derby night in barrow—in—furness. years. the biggest issues — education, it's got to be. brexit. brexit — it's about brexit for you? yeah. the nhs. definitely. crime. the privatising of all our public services and the working class are just being attacked all the time. speak to people around here about the election and all the normal issues come up. so, the nhs, brexit and so on. but here in this constituency, there is one particular subject that just seems to overshadow absolutely everything else. it could all centre around shipyard. that's the main thing for people? well, yeah, it's the main industry. i mean, there's a lot of people here with good jobs. the thing that frightens the barrow electorate is trident. i'm training to be an engineer, to do something like that. if that goes — this town, there's not going to be much left. the history of shipbuilding here goes back generations. by 1900, it was the town's biggest employer, making warships for the royal navy. more recently, it's the submarine contract that's key

legal journalist molly barrows hopped in the driver's seat to tell us what this means for the writing sharing giant and more chinese law change companies are issuing their own cryptocurrency rather than focusing on general block applications crypto currency analyst joins us to break down why this might be an issue with a packed show today so let's dive right in. a series of high profile mergers and acquisitions leads our global report today brokerage firm charles schwab announced on monday their official intent to buy rival t.d. ameritrade in all stock deal worth $26000000000.00 t.d. ameritrade stockholders will receive $10837.00 shares in schwab for every share in t.d. held this would be a 17 percent premium over the stock's 30 day average price which was prior to the mission reports of the deal late last week since those report t.d. stock has shot up 16 percent with a 5 percent bump on monday alone schwab witnessed an 8 percent spike on the news as well now we're going to transition from the finance world to the world of high fashion levittown moet hennessy has announced a deal to b

maintain profitability as they grow and face these challenges absolutely thank you so much molly barrows contributor to america's lawyer. thanks brant. a new report shows just how common it is for blocking companies to attempt to issue their own crypto currency in china approximately 89 percent of blocking firms which amounted to about $25000.00 might have tried to create and issue their own tokens now in contrast only about 4000 are fully focused on block chain applications joining me now to share this and break it all down is cryptocurrency analyst ben so on ben thank you so much for being with us today. so these firms they're issuing their own crypto currency this is these are under i.c.a.o. is that correct. yeah that's correct so so why is that so significant or even problematic. well i don't know that it's necessarily problematic when when you hear that someone's issuing their own tokens their own crypto currency it sounds bad right it sounds like you have all these in firms out there that are like we'll create our own money and we'll all hype it up inflated in the mall sell it and

joran barrows following this story for us from kenya joy nigeria's customs agency trumpets this as an overwhelming success but what's it doing to business. it's hard to businesses because when you look at the businesses at the border areas in most of the african countries the biggest players there are small businesses these fall in the category of micro and small enterprises saw definitely the ban on the importation or movement of goods by land is going to have loss of their businesses but also when you look at a country like gonow which is next in a jury a it is also had to because most of the woods that come through in the share have to go through nigeria before they can get to ghana for instance or that is definitely going to be a negative effect on all the neighboring countries which also happen to be members of the economic community of west african states and that in itself is going to hurt its regional block trade as well as so many more countries than then we think hurting here what if this drags on a lot longer i mean it sounds like it could well the minister of foreign affai

it sounds incredible today, the government refused to let the residence of barrow use the natural gas that came from our own backyard to feed to heat our own homes. it took an act of congress in 1963 to allow the native people of barrow to buy their own natural gas back from the federal government. the arctic ocean is a place where you have hunted for flails and walrus, seals, for thousands of years. someday, oil and gas resources developed in the arctic ocean, those offshore resources, just like on shore resources, will come out from our backyard. the development of that resource will have an impact on our community. it is only fair that some of the revenues from the developments should be reinvested in long-term survival of our communities. as well as revenue-sharing from onshore mineral development. the gulf of mexico energy security act provides revenue-sharing from offshore oil and gas development in the gulf. whatever each of you as individual members may think about oil and gas development, it would be unconscionable to oppose legislation that would extend the grouping to alask

there's a terrific soundtrack by geoff barrow and ben salisbury, whose soundtrack all the way throughge things are at work here. what i really liked about it is that it's actually hard to sustain a movie in which, right until the very end, you are questioning people's motives and characters. but you also start to realise the film won't tie itself neatly up. it will leave questions unresolved. i thought it was very, very well played, a great performance by kelvin harrisonjr, octavia spencer is terrific. it is a very satirical take on the middle class couple and their presumption about things. the white saviour stuff? yes, but one of the things it does also is wrong—foots the audience. it plays to the audience's expectations, or does it? all the way through this, i kept thinking, "this has the sense of ambiguity and uncertainty that the film before didn't have". i don't think it will have a huge cinema audience, but it was well worth seeing. my only reservation is that it is quite stage—y. but i thought the story was really well told. 30 seconds for best out? best out is monos. this ext

there's a terrific soundtrack by geoff barrow and ben salisbury, whose soundtrack all the way through there are strange things at work here. and what i really liked about it is it's actually very hard to sustain a movie in which, right up until the very end, you are questioning people's motives, you're questioning people's characters. but also, you also start to realise that the film isn't going to tie itself neatly up. it is going to leave questions unresolved. i thought it was very, very well played. i think it's a great performance by kelvin harrisonjr. octavia spencer is absolutely terrific. it is a very sort of satirical take on the middle class couple and their presumptions about things, and one of the things that... kinda of the white saviour stuff? yeah, but one of the things that it does also is it wrong—foots the audience. it plays to the audience's expectations and then it wrong—foots them — or does it? all the way through this, i kept thinking, because i saw it immediately after watching the good liar, "this has the sense of ambiguity, the sense of uncertainty that the fil

and that's where you get the stones that's right we read that people bring their own stone from the barrow to the bits but we're going the other way around and thought why not take a few back. why it's such a big one my stone is a lot smaller. if i found one like that i'd have taken it and stash. this stone from the vet the river brought me luck the weather was just perfect i met interesting people and experienced a lot of nature and like any other hiker on the headstock i will throw this stone now into the is it its river. if i might see you next time. beating. up. a defector from eastern germany who was caught and arrested. the bulgarian border guard who did his duty. 30 years later the to meet again. a defector in a war and the border guard. next to w. . unique reek idiosyncratic false logons teen rock cafe the open top bus and of its popular crossover s.u.v.s. in time emissions from the show each to our way an elegant eco friendly supermini. driving to 60 minutes on the d w. border. instead of 1st group took it over now live i'm sure that it was already out. in support of. what the bab

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and that's where you get the stones that's right we read that people bring their own stone from the barrow to the bits but we're going the other way around and thought why not take a few back. why it's such a big one my stone is a lot smaller. if i found one like that to take it in stash. this stone from the vessel river brought me luck the weather was just perfect i met interesting people and experienced a lot of nature and like any other hiker on the fence type i will throw this stone now into this is it it's river. bye bye see you next time. 8 go to college. keep learning merged reality wait a 2nd we want the whole picture our facts instead of make ideas and shifts to live us. from atlanta to reality to cryptocurrency to your topics for live in an ever changing digital world let's start with the devise a sure fire shift. d.w. . where and how they choose to be buried reflects the life we lead. in germany traditional cemeteries i'm no longer the only place for burials more and more people are looking for alternatives. sign is the grave the changing landscape of german cemetary. 30 minutes

the mayor who has come a pretty long way from the top of the world, as we say, formally known as barrow but we know it's a long haul and appreciate the fact that you have made this journey to be with us today to share your comments. that will turn to senator manchin and we have opportunity to introduce more fully our witnesses today. >> thank you. i appreciate it very much and thank you for making the effort to be here. you have come a long way and we appreciate the effort. today we are discussing two revenue-sharing bills which senator murkowski has mentioned. the coastal act and the public lands renewable energy develop an act. my home state of west virginia is a small state we have marked private land then a federal land so i'm trying to understand and get up to speed on these issues and it's quite fascinating. as a result west virginia receives very little of the revenue that will be discussing today and in 2018 west virginia received [inaudible] for the whole year so you can imagine i have a hard time understanding all of this. we are similarly situated that you receive the lion's

it sounds incredible today, the government refused to let the residence of barrow use the natural gas that came from our own backyard to feed -- to heat our own homes. it took an act of congress in 1963 to allow the native people of barrow to buy their own natural gas back from the federal government. the arctic ocean is a place where you have hunted for flails and walrus, seals, for thousands of years. someday, oil and gas resources developed in the arctic ocean, those offshore resources, just like on shore resources, will come out from our backyard. the development of that resource will have an impact on our community. it is only fair that some of the revenues from the developments should be reinvested in long-term survival of our communities. as well as revenue-sharing from onshore mineral development. the gulf of mexico energy security act provides revenue-sharing from offshore oil and gas development in the gulf. astever each of you individual members may think development, gas it would be unconscionable to oppose legislation that would extend the grouping to alaska to provide th

all right well thank you very much appreciate you taking the time to speak to us to starve a barrow and joining us from south paolo and these are just some of the pictures that we've been looking at of the former brazilian president and asio nuna to civil addressing his supporters and he has now been released from prison he's been addressing crowds of his supporters who have gathered in front of the building where lulu is being held they are of course there with death flags with messages of support for him but yet it is very very important moment in a deceiver has was ordered released from prison by a judge after the supreme court ordered a change and they overturned a law which would require criminals to go to jail after losing their 1st appeal and they now have the right to remain free until that process has been exhausted. well we go to chile now antigovernment protests there are into the 4th week with thousands of people back on the streets of the capital santiago there is widespread anger over economic inequality in one of latin america's richest nations a series of concessions fro

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london's transportation regulator has stripped of their life to operate in the legal journalist molly barrows in the driver's seat to tell us what this means for the writing sharing giant and more chinese watching companies are issuing their own crypto currency rather than focusing on general block applications crypto currency analyst pence one joins us to break down why this might be an issue of a packed show today so let's dive right in. a series of high profile murders.

coaching it is the most part we do and we would like that to develop it as it always seemed but my point barrow is reportedly trumpeting the anti china us alliance what did you make of the fact that the us has even allowed india to use a port to their own the port. in iran not something that allows other countries to do when it comes to iran the royal navy is patrolling near there where we are we never asked american. she our country only a lot of them would be muslim and so. we think we should be friends with the run of the sea as we did india are very well supported in the community here and in there . i can tell you what i'd considered a friend of china i think in both india and china and i don't see all the chinese degree joe now using beyond what they want to demonstrate about islam but they've said it's unacceptable i presume you've checked with the i still have a visa for china me if i do need it i suppose the be j.p. law is that economic development in kashmir will also curb terrorism in the region the 77 attacks in london so they say were committed by people trained in kashmiri terrori

we have put them all in hi—vizers, give them a pair of gloves, wellies, wheel barrows, shovels and awayey are out on all the streets helping everybody and trying to get this place tidy. the doncaster suburb was submerged in knee—deep water last friday after the river don burst its banks. the high volumes pumped here are now being cleared away and it marks the end of the emergency phase. now the volunteers here are rolling in to help with the recovery process and residents here say this process will take months to complete. the efforts are involving everyone — neighbours, local businesses and even those who have cross county borders to lend a hand. just got together, come up today, just to help clear out a lot of the ruined carpets, furniture, a lot of the fridges and washing machines ruined, so if we can get them out of the houses, it makes life easier. staff from a nearby supermarket added their support while residents filled bags with ruined clothes destined for the skip. and despite the rain falling once again, it didn't dampen efforts of the volunteers giving up their weekend to hel

the top rate and the legal journalist molly barrows hopped in the driver's seat to tell us what this means for the writing and more chinese law change companies are issuing their own cryptocurrency rather than focusing on general block applications cryptocurrency analyst one joins us to break down why this might be an issue with a packed show today so let's dive right in. a series of high profile mergers and acquisitions leads our global report today brokerage firm charles schwab announced on monday their official intent to buy rival t.d. ameritrade in all stock deal worth $26000000000.00 t.d. ameritrade stockholders will receive $10837.00 shares in schwab for every share in t.d. held this would be a 17 percent premium over the stock's 30 day average price which was prior to the mitchell reports of the deal late last week since those report to the stock has shot up 16 percent with a 5 percent bump on monday alone schwab witnessed an 8 percent spike on the news as well. now we're going to transition from the finance world to the world of high fashion louis baton moet hennessy has anno

charge of the iranian policy just because of rainy and background and i have to add that mr point barrow is also opposed to the release of you know the prisoner exchange biology ring and professor rotting in jail in the us because he purchased the 9 harmless hormones on the shelf for months and you know unjustly held and if mr paul cares about the rains and and the americans he would favor a prisoner exchange and he's not. have any friends they are replaceable scientist and author thank you for your time. and thank you for joining us here in our international we're back in 30 minutes with the latest headlines. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy confrontation let it be an arms race off and spearing dramatic development only personally i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time to sit down and talk. time after time corporations repeat the same mantra sustainability it's very important. transitions to sustainable transport sustainability. the more equitable and sustainable. they claim their production is compl

people to start to continue to trust boeing but we do know it's cost the company a lot of money molly barrows contributor to america's lawyer thanks so much for your time and expertise. thanks sarah thanks for. the world's most valuable company saudi aramco announced plans for its much anticipated i.p.o. on sunday the oil tycoon which is owned by the saudi government so the 1st offering will appear on saudi arabia's tara wall exchange the company has yet to specify how many shares they will sell and at which price analysis expect that analysts expect the company to sell between one and 3 percent of the enterprise aramco c.e.o. and president i mean nasser spoke about the importance of the listing on sunday. for us as so. i think we ought to go for the listing with wiki. what physically internationally if it is thrown at a company by shipping a lot of info to be sure that a quiet and he listed company that will be a lot of analysts that would be if you are one of the 10 conveyed it with other listed companies iran co which has controversially valued itself at $2000000000.00 supplies roughly 10

but i understand tonight sir tim barrow, our eu ambassador in brussels, has written to the commissionelection, essentially saying that the government cannot make big, sensitive political decisions. but this has been something of a fraught exchange between the eu in the uk, and it may between the eu in the uk, and it may be in the morning that there are some raised eyebrows in brussels over the decision that the government is taking here. so, even though the outcome of this election is really unclear, there are still many weeks to go. the wrangling over brexit is absolutely still alive and kicking. the prime minster has been confronted by angry residents in south yorkshire during a visit to some of the towns and villages affected by flooding. mrjohnson told residents in stainforth and fishlake that he understood their angish. he promised the government would "do more" to help those who have lost their homes and businesses. 0ur north of england correspondent judith moritz is in fishlake for us this evening. you can see here, six nights after the floods begin to —— began, fishlake is sti

there's a terrific soundtrack by geoff barrow and ben salisbury, whose soundtrack all the way throughwhat i really liked about it is it's actually very hard to sustain a movie in which, right up until the very end, you are questioning people's motives, you're questioning people's characters. but also, you also start to realise that the film isn't going to tie itself neatly up. it is going to leave questions unresolved. i thought it was very, very well played. i think it's a great performance by kelvin harrisonjr. octavia spencer is absolutely terrific. it is a very sort of satirical take on the middle class couple and their presumptions about things, and one of the things that... kinda of the white saviour stuff? yeah, but one of the things that it does also is it wrong—foots the audience. it plays to the audience's expectations and then it wrong—foots them — or does it? all the way through this, i kept thinking, because i saw it immediately after watching the good liar, "this has the sense of ambiguity, the sense of uncertainty that the film before didn't have". i don't think it's go

yesterday, highs in berurlingto montana, and the 70-degree mark in barrow, alaska, it was 22 degrees.ks to the cold air across the country. it will be warming up. there's a story about the gulf coast, the system is bringing rainfall on the coast. a couple of inches the at least. this graphic shows the gradual warming trend. >>> heroism and tragedy in massachusetts, as a veteran firefighter loses his life saving others. jason menard was trapped in a home rescuing others, including a baby. menard has been with the worcester fire department since 2010. >> lieutenant menard, heroically and selflessly saved his crew, helping a probationary firefighter to the stairs and then returning to rescue another trapped firefighter, assisting him out the window. fire conditions overtook the third floor at this time and lieutenant menard was unable to escape. >> the firefighter leaves behind a wife and three children. the family planned to be on a trip to disney world this morning. >>> in the next 15 minutes, someone in the united states will be killed by a superbu. there's five resistant superdugs th

years in an australian detentions and on man asylum has landed in new zealand it's the 1st time that barrowshar has been able to leap up a new guinea he was offered a visa to attend a literary festival in christchurch the journalist made headlines after writing an award winning book on a smartphone about his experience while being detained australia's been criticised for how it detains asylum seekers the international criminal court has agreed to investigate crimes against rohingya muslims in more than 700000 rating fled to neighboring bangladesh in 2017 the i.c.c. says there is reason to believe me and mas military committed widespread acts of violence amounting to possible crimes against humanity. well as the director of crisis advocacy of human rights watch she says the court's backing sends a powerful message. the international criminal court as of course the weight and authority of this justice body in the hague giving victims a day in court but it also adds the specter of really being able to put the individuals responsible one day behind bars and no other court in the world will be ab

billionaires don't sleep in wheel barrow full of gold di. >> they vist their money in complex venatorsad of keeping millions in a chase checking account. soy what happens when they have to sell-off and liquidate il illiquid investments? the economy slows. they will catch on. it is better to shield and avoid than subject yourself to a yearly communist colonoscopy, if every fat catacomb -- complied it would not be enough to cover her list of wants, legal tax avoidance will bh become an olyc sport. and instead of shaming creativity and capitalism we should be encouraging it, we want more billionaires and millionaires not fewer, we want success, freedom and a warren presidency would be the anchor that sinks the brightest boats among us. >> if elizabeth warren's tax would b implemented in 92 bill gates would not be as rich as he is today. joining me now, fox news contributor jonas max. >> mark cuban said he talked to one of the economists, that person said no, we don't consider when would happen if billionaires had to start liquidating their assets. >> economists don't know how to sell 8% o

dogs through school bus barrow and. forcing it to. using the drugs. or the mother or. i just think it's something that's going to be hard for other people to sound who haven't experienced this i think that self harm is something that's so complex that . it can't be characterized in a guideline or in a room and it can't be understood by somebody who doesn't understand how it feels to do that would you rather look at. images of self on the face for. now oh no not at all i'm strong enough for it not to affect me but i'm not strong enough to take the rest of it i believe that it wouldn't affect me completely believe that. i'm not prepared to take a chance. there's actually a very strong valid interest from that person if they're expressing distress to be able to express their distress to their family and friends through facebook and then get help and we see that happen every day the individuals are provided with help by their family and friends because the content stayed up if we took it down the family and friends would not know that that individual was at risk. i see the

donated to another couple however the connecticut supreme court gave control of the embryos to bill barrow although goodwin's appeal argues the embryo have control of the embryos to build although goodwin's appeal argues the embryos are human lives. are we going to err on the seams our human lives. are we going to err on the side of life all the side of death that's the real issue here side of life all the side of death that's the real issue here it is clear that embryos are not treated as a legal posen precisely for those concerns it is clear that embryos are not treated as a legal posen precisely for those concerns over what that would mean for procreative rights and the rights of privacy booms over what that would mean for procreative rights and the rights of privacy when we discuss this sensitive story with a former judge joe sissoko and also with the women's rights but we discuss this sensitive story with a former judge joe sissoko and also with the women's rights advocate resurface i think they did it the right way because in this particular advocate resurfacing. i think they did it

authorities say nathaniel barrows 45 caliber gun was put together with gun parts and did not have of serial numbers on november 14th, he opened fire on classmates at saugus high school killing 2 students and injuring 3 others. we still don't know the motive. the school remains closed until december 2nd. >>you're on the proper morning news intense testimony during impeachment inquiry and it revealed new details about the investigation we'll break down that testimony coming out, plus the 49 ers could get some star players back just in time for their big prime-time game against the green bay packers will give you the update and next you too making changes to crack down on harassment against children online will explain. and it is a chilly morning a few of us back into the 30's this morning like nafta and santa rosa hayward at 47 currently i'm talking your forecast ahead. >>i'm tracking your friday morning commute pretty busy out there. the drive into san francisco solid on 80 west going all the way back to west grand so make you know when you're at ross and your new fall look just keeps