bogan of l. became a province of papa new guinea in 1975 and many people whenever happy about it. and billions don't feel culturally aligned with p.n.d. and they've been repeated pushes for independence in the past some can at a great cost. in the late eighty's and ninety's secessionist rebels and pup when you give me an forces for the brutal civil war that killed up to 20000 people it was the worst violence the region had seen since world war 2. after the war ended the people of bogan vell were promised an independence referendum at some point in the future. now the time has come. over the next 2 weeks some 200000 bogan valiance will vote on whether they want greater autonomy or independence from p.n.d. ex-pats can also vote and it's expected that people will overwhelmingly back the latter. looking or so it will mean for this is an important referendum for. the people's rights and they will be able to vote on how they see things what is the peace process it's part of the peace process and part of building real culture culture when we get. the results of the referendum will be ann

unrest and subsequent fighting between the bogan feel revolutionary army and p. and g. forces led to a full blown war an estimated 20000 people were killed and it's quite hard to structure it because. of course we have crippled our nation i'm in a province where it was shut down for premier for the wrong reasons but it's. time to create. the healing as part of the peace agreement bogan billions were promised the opportunity to vote for independence all for greater autonomy from p. and g. 20 years later they getting that chance. we are preparing for a number and that's why we are holding our polls will stay open for a fortnight to ensure those in remote villages have a say with the results expected in december there's been a massive investments in terms of awareness raising. the expectations of the voters be managed. the standing of the process because it comes at a time when china is increasing its presence in the south pacific while next door in indonesia west pulp was independence movement has led to deadly protests we have many similar situations around me where. bei

with the conflict still very fresh in the minds of the bogans billions today. michelle thank you very much for the up. harrison plus supporting their from sydney. it's time now for a look at the day's and business news of with coal spangler good evening cold donna you're starting out but amazon's impact on jobs here in funds that's right france is former secretary of digital fares as a new report out on amazon does not paint a very pretty picture. muneer might you be says the internet giant has the story about two jobs for everyone that is created in france. and as i was responsible for nearly eight thousand job losses according to ms you be not sits in the national assembly. to have the accucusation and it t comes juss amazon kicks off a week of sales ending up to black friday. the biggest shopping days of the year. and your failure has more. i'm as it has grown to dominate the world of online shopping by combining low cost. with scully high productivity. but according to a report from france's format digital minister muneer maju be there's a price to pay else

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ray bogan in washington with the latest. >> reporter: less than 24 hours before the hearing both sidesn over the public. president trump put out a barrage of tweets bashing the impeachment inquiry and its witnesses. he is urging people to read the transcript of his phone call and said he will release a transcript of his original april call with ukraine's leader by the end of the week. >> he doesn't need to do this. these calls with foreign leaders are classified. >> it is a pretty thin defense to say that on one particular phone call i did not try to bribe a foreign government even if i might have on another one. >> reporter: adam schiff sent out a memo laying out the hearings ground rules. it said the chair and ranking member may conduct extended rounds of questioning for periods of up to 90 minutes. split evenly between the two sides. >> hearing them testify and being cross-examined its power behind the statements. >> reporter: house republicans are circulating their own memo sharing key points of exculpatory evidence. it notes the july 25 call summary shows no evidence of pressure a

unrest and subsequent fighting between the bogan feel revolutionary army and p. and g. forces led to a full blown war an estimated 20000 people were killed but it's quite hard to profit because. because we have crippled our nation i'm in a province worse was shut down for years for the wrong reasons. here as part of the peace agreement bogan billions were promised the opportunity to vote for independence all for greater autonomy from p. and g. 20 years later they getting that chance we are preparing for the referendum and that's why we are holding the polls will stay open for a fortnight to ensure those in remote villages have a say with the results expected in december there's been a massive investments in terms of awareness raising. the expectations of the voters be managed. the standing of the process because here it comes at a time when china is increasing its presence in the south pacific while next door in indonesia west pulp was independence movement has led to deadly protests we have many similar situations around me were. being marginalized by corporate giants

under sighted bogan billions are concentrating on reconciling with the past. well this is deja news live from berlin up next world stories that we can report this ticket how hong kong's unrest is spreading into its tourist areas i'll be back at the top of the hour with more nice to see that and. i'm still the by work that hard and in the end this for me you are not allowed to stay here any more we will send you back. are you familiar with this. with the smugglers were alliances of the what's your story ready. i mean when i was a women especially of victims of violence. take part and send us your story we are trying in all ways to understand this new culture. another visitor another guests you want to become a citizen. in for migrants your platform for reliable information. this week on world stories. a new home in germany vietnamese immigrants. floating cow stalls in rotterdam. and we begin in hong kong where pro-democracy demonstrations continue. to find out how the protests are affecting relations between ethnic chinese and the city's south asian community.

after the war ended the people of bogan vell were promised an independence referendum at some point in the future. now the time has come. over the next 2 weeks some 200000 but in valiance will vote on whether they want greater autonomy or independence from p.n.d. . ex-pats can also vote and it's expected that people will overwhelmingly back the latter. looking worse over the mean for this is an important referendum the people . all of us if the people's writing go on and they will be able to vote on how they see things of the world is the peace process it's part of the peace process and part of building deals culture culture. global and we get. the results of the referendum will be announced in december then papua new guinea's parliament will decide whether it will recognize the outcome. as long as the futurists undecided but in billions are concentrating on reconciling with the past. and the u.s. capitol on but it is one of the world's oldest cities it's also one of the most polluted in order to try to combat smaug from coal fired heating the government introduced new smokeless brique

in washington, ray bogan. dryer there was drama today during jury selection in the criminal case against roger stone. the court room was cleared when a court observer passed out. proceedings were stopped altogether and stone left early telling the judge he was suffering from food poisoning. he is accused of lying to lawmakers about his involvement to exploit russian hacked emails from hillary clinton for political gain. stone has denied all charges calling them politically motivated. >>> mike pence will be in the bay area a week from tomorrow. he will make stops in santa ana and monterey before he heads up to mountain view. the next day he is scheduled to tour the ames nasa research center and deliver remarks to over 200 nasa employees. >>> it is election night in the bay area and we are keeping our eye on some of the key races. at 5:30 pm we will go to san francisco where they will pick a mayor and decide on an e- cigarette man. >>> still to come tonight what investigators are saying after three women and six

in washington, ray bogan fox news. >>> mike pence will be in the bay area a week from tomorrow. the vice president will make stops next wednesday in santa ana and monterey before heading up to mountain view. the next day he is scheduled to tour the nasa ames research center and deliver remarks to nasa employees. >>> coming up at 6:30 pm new details about last week's deadly halloween party in orinda and what we are learning about a possible motive and ties to gang violence. >>> plus calls to better protect students from speeding or distracted drivers. the action being taken in one east bay city. >>> we are looking at the forecast for the next two days. we will let you know what the fog is going to do and how much warmer it could get. >>> a fiery drug cartel ambush in mexico claiming the lives of three american mothers and their six young children. what we are learning about the eight children who escaped. >>> a live look of the tuesday evening commute on interstate 880 in oakland. sounds weird to say this but that is the oakland arena next door to the freeway, not the oracle aren

ray bogan is in washington with the latest. >> reporter: on monday the attorney for the eu ambassadorony. today we learned what he had to say. the transcript suggests a link between military aid and ukraine's cooperation into a corruption investigation. gordon said i said that resumption of the usaid would not occur until ukraine provided the public anticorruption statement that someone also testified he called president trump and asked him what you want from ukraine? the president responded i want nothing, i want no quid pro quo. >> anytime there was direct conversations with the president there was no linkage. any that has been alleged obviously is based on second or third hand information. the chairs of three committees conducting the inquiry said in a joint statement the testimony shows the progression of efforts by the president and his agent to use the state department to press ukraine to announce investigations to the presidents personal and political interest. lawmakers released the transcript of the former u.s. envoy to ukraine. kurt volker testified he warned the ukrainians

ray bogan is in washington tonight with the latest. >> reporter: less than 24 hours before the hearingw to win over the public. president trump put out a barrage of tweets bashing the impeachment inquiry and its witnesses. he is urging people to read the transcript of his phone call and said he will release a transcript of his original april call with ukraine's leader by the end of the week. >> he doesn't need to do this. these calls with foreign leaders are classified. >> it is a pretty thin defense to say that on one particular phone call i did not try to bribe a foreign government even if i might have on another one. >> reporter: adam schiff sent out a memo laying out the hearings ground rules. it said the chair and ranking member may conduct extended rounds of questioning for periods of up to 90 minutes. split evenly between the two sides. >> hearing them testify and being cross-examined its power behind the statements. >> reporter: house republicans are circulating their own memo sharing key points of exculpatory evidence. it notes the july 25 call summary shows no evidence of pre

ray bogan takes a look at what all of this could mean for holiday shoppers. >> reporter: every blackrs look for deals on things at the top of so many christmas list. electronics and toys. but this year there's a plot twist. >> if we don't make a deal with china i will raise tariffs even higher. >> reporter: toys and electronics made in china are high on president trump's list of tariffs that are set to go up in december if the trade deal is and hammered out by then. those tariffs were on president trump's mind as he toured an apple computer factory last week in texas. >> when you build in united states will have to worry about tariffs. >> reporter: >> reporter: the economy is still in strong shape and analyst expect consumers to spend more this holiday season, almost 4%. >> an all time record 1.1 trillion november, december, january. >> reporter: we haven't had a holiday season with so much uncertainty. whether it be jobs, tariffs, the elections or something unexpected americans have a lot to consider before they open their wallets. >> reporter: what about the prospect of impeachment

ray bogan tells us what the secretary of state said today about whether he might testify. >> reporter: the house judiciary committee announced it is holding its first public impeachment hearing next wednesday. it comes as questions mount as to whether more witnesses could be called to testify. >> to protect our elections americans should leave no stone unturned. >> reporter: mike pompeo defending the right to investigate ukraine and look into whether the nation also interfered in u.s. elections. his suggestion coming despite evidence from u.s. intelligence agencies determining it was russia. >> we not only have a right but a duty. >> reporter: pompeo also responding to questions regarding president trump's tweet saying he would love to have mike pompeo and other officials testify in the impeachment inquiry though he defended the white house ordering them not to saying future presidents should in no way be compromised. >> when the time is right all good things will happen. >> reporter: dawn mcgann was ordered to comply with a congressional subpoena to testify. >> executive privilege ha

beyond the coasts bogan is also shaped by its landscapes. the island alone has 3 nature reserves.down wasn't all and or the rushing roland is another of logan's attractions the steam train has travelled the narrow gauge track since $895.00 at a pace more leisurely and then its name implies. one of the places that i wasn't takes is to go on it's hunting lodge. the building in a tally in renaissance style dates from the 19th century and became a popular destination for the nobility and celebrities back then. bismarck is said to have climbed $150.00 steps in its tower to enjoy the view. like other seaside resorts going to has benefited from tourism since the early boom in the late 19th century. former villages like then been developed into fashionable baltic sea spas with their magnificent bill is near the beach. there leming white wooden decorations are typical of the architecture associated with seaside resorts . in 1870 bins had a total of 80 vacationers nowadays you can add over half a 1000000 to that but in winter i can barely imagine what this must look like in summer. because

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in washington, ray bogan. >>> vice president mike pence will be in the area a week from today. the vice president will make stops next wednesday in santa ana and monterey before heading to mountain view. the next day he will tour the nasa ames research center and deliver remarks to 200 nasa employees. >>> developing story in mexico and connection to an attack that killed nine american women and children. please now say the man initially arrested is not connected to the shooting. griff jenkins has more on the killings and the response from the white house. >> reporter: investigators in mexico report and arrest in the massacre of non-americans. six kids and three women were killed monday when their vehicles came under attack by cartels. >> they came up to the vehicle, shot more shots. raided the vehicle and then incinerated it, set it ablaze and burned everybody alive. >> reporter: authorities are reportedly looking into whether the victims got caught in the crossfire of cartel violence or if they were targeted. several other children were shot but survived and were able to hide.

but as fox reporter ray bogan tells us, the democrats are tes >> reporter: this week, three witnessesent inquiry will testify publicly. marks a new stage in the investigation. house lawmakers more witnesses to come forward. an associate of rudy giuliani's, could soon become the next witness to talk with impeachment investigators. fox news confirms less honest told a representative of ukraine's government in may, to announce an investigation into the bidens, or the united states would freeze military aid. the claim contrasts what the president and ukrainian officials have said publicly. but underscores witness testimony alleging giuliani was leading a shuttle diplomacy. >> this is a real problem, because it puts a private attorney of the president directly in the middle of our policy towards one of the most important countries in europe. >> reporter: the report comes as a first public impeachment inquiry hearings are scheduled to begin this wednesday. republicans listing nine witnesses they want to appear, including hunter biden, and r. german adam schiff responding in a letter saturda

march through the streets celebrating the start of the long awaited vote if they choose independence bogans will quickly become the world's newest country those are the headlines a news continues here on our jazeera after inside story. a new wave of anger in georgia protests to say the government has broken its promise of democratic reform so could this turn into yet another crisis in this former soviet republic and are outside forces involved this is inside story. welcome to the program on how he had seen almost 3 decades after georgia gained its independence protesters say free and fair elections still on soloed demonstrations broke out in the capital of tbilisi this week after the government failed to keep its promise to reform the electoral system tens of thousands barricaded the gates of parliament's calling for an early election they say they were lied to and the ruling georgian dream party is using a broken system to stay in power or open forrester walker has more now from tbilisi . i'm standing outside george's interior ministry where young opposition activists have gathered this wa

intelligence pact on friday and japan agree to resume trade talks people of the pacific that have bogan villa began voting in a referendum on independence from papa a new guinea crowds march through the streets celebrating the start of the long awaited vote if they choose freedom both can build the world's newest country well those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after counting the costs. and the differences. and the similarities of cultures across the world. no matter how you take it. will bring in the news and current events that matter to. hello i'm sam is a than this is counting the cost of al-jazeera your weekly look at the world of business and economics this week private military contractors as russia uses mercenaries in conflicts from syria to libya and china steps up efforts to protect its workers overseas what's the future of. what's a few $100000000000.00 here and there around care isn't worth 2 trillion dollars it is the saudi state owned oil company relevant. google and apple are muscling in on computer gaming with their own platforms what does that

that is where we find rick bogan. are the firefighters making any progress at all?: it certainly seems firefighters are making progress in san bernardino and to the north inventory the county, just started at 6:30 local time and in a matter of hours, already burned 5000 acres, 7500 people under mandatory evacuation and firefighters are dealing with strong santa ana wind gusts and single digit humidity. firefighters believe the fire will run out of fuel and have a maximum blueprint of 12,000 acres. they say santa ana winds fueling it will subside by midday. >> that is our goal and our intention is to keep it there. we are actively engaged in structure protection as well as protecting the agricultural assets with the avocado and citrus orchard which have significant values too. >> firefighters raising four helicopters would have to stop flying for a short time because someone was using a drone to take pictures. >> this created quite a situation, not only illegal but hampers our firefighting efforts so anyone in the area with the desire to do such a thing refrain from

dhaka bangladesh a dispute over mining could loom large over bogan bills independence referendum from papua new guinea the region's vice president says he plans to distribute copper and gold mining rights are racing a stake held by the new guinea and government a 60 percent share will go to book and deal with the rest of able to investors the move could complicate negotiations after the independence vote the polling began last saturday and on december 7th the united nations has urged greece to urgently improve conditions in overcrowded refugee and migrant camps on its islands un high commissioner for refugees described conditions as miserable during a visit to lesbos about 39000 asylum seekers are currently living on various islands. hundreds of tractors rolled into the french capital on wednesday to protest government policies resentment has been growing among farmers over what they call bashing. has more from paris. swapping their fields for the highway hundreds of french farmers drove their tractors to paris on the city's main ring road they disrupted traffic to protest against fre

the street over mining could loom large over bogan bills and dependence referendum on new guinea the region's vice president says he plans to redistribute copper and gold mining rights are raising a stake held by the government upon new guinea a 60 percent share would go to work until with the rest of a level to investors the move could complicate negotiations after the independence flow polling began last saturday and ends on december 7th. the southeast asian games start in the philippines on saturday but organizers are dealing with complaints that athletes have been forced to sleep on floors and go hungry smell and organize more from manila. i don't press conference here in manila organizers in charge coming from the government actually denied that they have been disorderly in their management of the sea games here in the philippines they even said that they will investigate reports that some athletes have suffered food poisoning have been brought to the hospital and there is in adequate food for athletes and members of the changing team from different countries the even went as fa

jong un car chase park the massive fire to the east in san bernardino and that is where we find ray boganfirefighters making progress early this morning? >> reporter: firefighters made a lot of progress here in san bernardino and north against the easy fire, getty fire and now the maria fire which started 6:30 p.m. local time and in just a few hours burned 5000 acres, now 7500 people are under mandatory evacuation and firefighters are dealing with strong santa ana wind gusts and single-digit humidity but the good news is firefighters believe this fire is going to run out of fuel and have a maximum footprint of 12,000 acres. they say the santa ana wind feeling it will subside by midday. >> the fire is north of 118, that is our goal and intention is to keep it there. we are actively engaged in structure protection and the agricultural aspects with the avocado and citrus orchard too. >> reporter: firefighters are using ford helicopters but had to stop for a short time because someone was using a drone to take pictures. >> this created a dangerous situation, not only illegal but hampers firef

a third person under arrest, ray bogan brings us the latest. >> a heartbreaking discovery.uthorities in alabama say they found human remains which may be those of missing college student anaya blanchard. the district attorney telling the associated press he has little reason to believe they are the remains of the 19-year-old. meanwhile police arrested david johnson junior monday and charged him with hindering prosecution in the case. he is the third person arrested in connection to blanchard's disappearance earlier this month the prime suspect was taken into custody. a witness said -- >> forcing blanchard into her vehicle. >> he has been charged with first-degree kidnapping and on friday and official was arrested and charged with first-degree kidnapping. blanchard was last seen october 23rd at a chevron convenience store. days later police found her damaged suv at an apartment complex in montgomery more than 50 miles away. it was covered in her blood. it is believed she suffered a life-threatening injury. her remains were found at a location between a convenience store at t

reporter ray bogan has more on what this means for shoppers. >> every black friday, bargain hunters bust down doors looking for things on things at the top of so many christmas lists. electronics and toys. but this year there's a plot twist. >> toys and electronics made in china are high on president trump's list of tariffs that are set to go up in december if if a trade deal isn't hammered out by then. . >> by most measures the economy is still in strong shape, analysts expect consumers to spend even more this holiday season almost 4% more. >> we think 3.5% but still 1.1 $1.1 trillion november, december, january. >> we haven't had a holiday season with so much uncertainty. jobs, tariffs, the elections. americans have a lot to consider before they open their wallets. >> and what about the prospect of impeachment. that could change and regardless of how that drama plays out president trump's job will still be on the line 2020 especially if tariffs send prices spiking. >> as long as the economy stays stroa trade deal gets done i think the president's in better shape from re-election standp

reporter ray bogan runs down some of the most active wild fires in california. >> a new round of wild fires flaring up in southern california and the weather is giving firefighters relief on the front lines. >> the maria fire sparking thursday night burning more than 8,000 acres and prompting mandatory evacuations. >> we are actively enjaej r gaged in structure protection. >> and in san bernardino county the hillside fire forced about 1300 people to evacuate thursday, although those orders have since been lifted. subsiding winds also helping firefighters make headway. >> when the firefighters are out there on the front line you can see the passion for this job. you can see how much they care about the community they serve. >> crews making process on the kincade fires. that fire burning close to 77,000 acres. evacues were allowed to return home thursday and many were allowed to be back. >> the neighbors that were back now we all hugged each other this morning. we're happy to see our homes in each other safe and sound. >> and progress has been made on the getty fire but red flag warning

rob: ray bogan has more on this white house ceremony. >> reporter: the dog was friendly at the whiteouse but was ferocious on october 26th during a dangerous and classified mission, electrocuted when hit by exposed wiring. >> this is conan, the world's most famous dog. >> you a service dog conan received praise and an award at the white house. he sprinted down the tunnel toward abu bakr al-baghdadi during the raid on the terrorist compound. conan was injured when the isis leader detonated a suicide vest. >> they thought made the, recovered very quickly. >> reporter: mike pence remembers the moment in the white house when donald trump ordered the mission. >> to protect our soldiers. dogs that could go in. in the event that abu bakr al-baghdadi had on an explosive vest, you put the premium on the safety a special forces. >> reporter: a dangerous business, keeping doglike conan safe, a dog can always hear it. as for conan, he will head back to work. >> conan is a tough cookie. >> donald trump also signed a preventing animal cruelty and torture act, he said it was fitting to do it in con

in washington, ray bogan, fox news. >>> coming up here, another day of snow covered roads, and even closures, as drivers try to make their way. >> holiday prep as shoppers gear up for a thanksgiving feast. we'll hear from last minute shoppers. >> then at 6:30, a community in mourning. we'll hear from a high school basketball coaches as he remembers one of his players who was gunned down yesterday. >> taking a look at the traffic. this really says it all. it is jam packed in both directions. actually, the commute direction on the right, especially busy right now. ktvu news at 6:00 will be right back. here, it all starts with a simple... hello! hi! how can i help? a data plan for everyone. everyone? everyone. let's send to everyone! wifi up there? uhh. sure, why not? how'd he get out?! a camera might figure it out. that was easy! glad i could help. at xfinity, we're here to make life simple. easy. awesome. so come ask, shop, discover at your local xfinity store today. >>> some major problems up in the sierra tonight. a jackknifed big rig has shut down parts ever highway 50 in placerville. ther

ray bogan, foxnews. >>> a judge has been removed from office for misconduct. the commission on judicial performance says he denied due process to a defendant had improper conversations with attorneys and make comments a constituted sexual harassment. the commissioners said his case could be reviewed by the state supreme court but his removal becomes final in 30 days. >>> people in antioch are stunned by the news of the deadly shooting the claimed the life of a teenage girl and wanted a teenage boy. >>> the ceo of air bnb announces major changes. how the company will address on authorized house parties. >>> the fog is there and there it is right now. is coming across down by the ballpark. poor visibility is possible for your commute. >>> a start date for dungeness crab season changes again. when it will begin and if that will happen in time for thanksgiving. >>> we're taking a live look at the wednesday commute on the san mateo bridge. we will be right back. >>> antioch police spent the day looking for the gunman who opened fire on two teenagers last night as t

ray bogan tells us democrats are pushing back against the two requests. >> reporter: this week three will testify publicly marks a new stage of the investigation to house lawmakers expect more witnesses to come forward. an associate of rudy giuliani's concern become the next witness to talk with impeachment investigators. fox news confirmed the soreness as he told representative of ukraine's government and may to announce an investigation into the bidens or the united states would freeze military aid. the claim contrast with the president in ukrainian officials have said publicly underscores witness testimony alleging giuliani was leading the shuttle diplomacy. >> this is a real problem because it puts the private attorney of the president directly in the middle of our policy towards one of the most important countries in europe. >> reporter: the report comes as a first public impeachment inquiry hearings are scheduled to begin this wednesday. republicans listing eyewitnesses they want to appear including hunter biden and the whistleblower. adam schiff responding saturday saying havi

in washington, ray bogan, fox news. >>> continuing election coverage now.verwhelmingly voted against proposition c. that measure would have overturned a citywide ban on e-cigarettes next year. voters overwhelmingly rejected it 80-20%. for more on what this means going forward, i'm joined now by matt dorsey, communications director for san francisco kids versus big tobacco, as well as the no on prop c campaign. matt, got to be happy with last night's outcome. >> i'm very happy. juul labs spent $15 million, it was a record setting amount for a corporate sponsored campaign, and the measure was really designed to be confusing. even when i voted yesterday, i looked at the ballot question, and my heart sank. how many people think they're going to be voting against juul and voting yes? but the great news was san franciscans weren't fooled. it was a resounding victory, beyond my wildest expectations. when you consider the amount of money that they spent, it was $15 million to get by my calculation, about $450 per vote, which makes it the most expensive political fi