ni la entrada ni la salida de residents del complejo -- las autoridades arrestaron a "erick james bolinmergencia 9-1-1 porque habia disparado y asesinado a su madre de manera accidental en la noche de la navidad... ---la policia inform que la mujer aparentemente padeca de cncer cerebral... --"bolin" est detenido sin derecho a fianza y su caso pasar a manos del fiscal del condado de san bernardino -- cuatro adolescentes en ohio que fueron arrestados la semana pasada por arrojar bolsas de arena contra vehiculos, desde un paso a desnivel, enfrentan ahora cargos de homicidio, -- segun la policia, una de las bolsas de arena destroz el parabrisas de un coche dejando gravemente herido al conductor quien muri dias despues. -- los adolescentes tienen entre 13 y 14 aÑos. --- cientificos continuan investigando las causas de muerte de la ballena jorobada encontrada muerta en la orillas de "point reyes" la noche de la navidad.. -- a pesar de que se encontraron golpes en su cuerpo, cada vez cobra menos fuerza la hipotesis que haya chocado contra un barco --- biologos dicen que el informe final podra

transportation company in many countries in the european union the german business sector is calling on bolin for a tax over the whole in response to trump's plan it says europe's biggest economy will need a competitive boost to head off industry moving to the united states the u.s. senate has passed publicans one and a half trillion dollar overhaul but the house of representatives must first take another vote off the procedural violations the president donald trump wants to sign the bill into law before christmas critics say the package is a deficit bloating giveaway to the super rich republicans out the tax cuts corporations small businesses and individuals will bolster economic growth over to daniel cole out frank financial correspondent daniel what's the opinion on the trading floor there in frankfurt is is it a good or a bad bill. well actually investors here have very different opinions regarding this topic ben some are really saying well it's a good idea because you know what donald trump is hoping to get from this tax reform that the u.s. economy is going to get another boost with thi

ambassador bolin said you want to look after jukev. that was crazy because i had been a p.f.c. in the u.s. army and here i was responsible for dealing with a soviet marshal. he loved vodka. i fed him vodka and i drank water. after about eight vodkas and waters, khrushchev beckoned to both of us and jukov was tipsy and he said to khrushchev, i can finally found a young american who can drink like a russian! khrushchev loved that line. he looked at me and said, how tall are you? i said, i'm six cent meters shorter than peter the great. well, he loved the line. it brought the house down and, from that time, even when i came back later here for cbs, he always remembered me as peter the great, it was a great access. >> woodruff: you had access in a way no other american journalist had, but, marvin, what did you learn about them as a people? >> more than anything else is how similar they are to us. i remember once being on a train with a young bajani woman, probably 22, 23, and we were traveling together and she said, where are you from? she said, the united states. she said, i don't

bolin is setting up place building for the women for the new year's eve celebrations to prevent a repeat of the mass sexual assaults seem previously in pomona to me it sounds it's a bit like i'm only be set up it's a good idea it's needed. in front of me. to meet so better when tribe leader who insists on staying on alleged ancestral lands despite israeli all parties flattening his village more than one hundred times. as the main suspect in this week's terror attack in st petersburg that left over a dozen injured is detained by russian overpowers he's. a very warm welcome to you all watching r.t. international with mean it's good to have you with us this hour now a new report by human rights watch claims using the fighters kidnapped and executed fifty two civilians from two iraq a tribes in june these. these are an ethno religious group which abide by their own moral code when it is claim is it a forces killed men women and children who were fleeing fighting between islamic states and government backed forces the victims were from tribes that have reportedly sheltered and helped to i saw

explosive device that was found at a christmas market it happened in the city of basra near the capital bolin police evacuates the market in cordoned it off when special forces were sent in to investigate a suspicious package delivered to a pharmacy in the area germany is on high alert for potential attacks after last year's deadly attack on a christmas market in berlin. well now tacky is to seize the assets of a turkish iranian gold trader and his close relatives is a key witness in the trial of a turkish banker who me allegedly worked with to help iran launder money he's pleaded guilty to those charges and is now cooperating with american prosecutors darkish prime minister banally older and says he hopes will turn back from his mistake reiterating his belief that the trial is a nd putting pressure on turkey and its economy european council president because one person it will reject talks on a post breaks a transition and future unless a proper border plan is agreed with ireland. it is the u.k. that started a great. responsibility to propose a credible commitment to do. to avoid a hardboile

well john the business sector is calling on bolin for a tax overhaul of its own in response to trump's plat it says europe's biggest economy will need a competitive boost to head off industry moving to the united states. we see the u.s. tax cuts as a positive reform it also comes as a break for german firms in the u.s. they've invested more there than in any other country besides germany we're talking about seven hundred thousand jobs now that number stands to growth the tax cuts could spur investment and give the american economy a boost. in syria now has an update on the conflict in eastern ukraine that's right then a fighting between ukrainian troops and russian backed separatists has escalated to the worst level in months the past week alone as seen three ukrainian soldiers killed and at least eight civilian seriously wounded just days before this latest flare up our correspondent nick connelly visited the region and met people living on the frontline of the conflict here's this exclusive report that takes us to the small village of. a single port told wrote it's all the connect th

well uncle would certainly deny that but certainly around the release of the reports that bolin was using its diplomatic muscle to put pressure on financial markets to curtail their lending for heavy falls in the currency and that led to stringer's release according to many people but since then we also saw the collapse in the trial of turkish moms accused of spying in germany that was seen in one cor as a gesture towards them so possibly a combination of a carrot and a stick but both sides would deny that this was the case well let's talk a bit about the other prominent german journalist who are fortunately still in prison dennis your child is there any movement in his case. he hasn't even been charged let alone going to call but there has been not seen as a small possible gesture he's been taken out of stalin confinement he's been in jail for nearly three hundred days most of it in solitary confinement that was seen as a possible move but beyond that there is little hope of any real movement in the near future but the president does have under emergency rule the power to release him of

francis bolin, wrote to his colleague, dr. jeffrey's lin swinum. "you speak of tobacco crops in n word.e of=---" "they being the only commodity you trade in. what is the cost of a dead "one thatord, doesn't smell strong enough to be nosed a mile off? do you have a price for such merchandise?"