. ♪ christopher: my name is christopher. good to have you with us.n kerry has made a forceful speech outlining his vision for peace. talking for more than one hour, he urged a two state solution with equal rights for israelis and palestinians. >> settlements, those ever problematic outposts of israelis living on palestinian territory now seem to be driving a final wedge into the heart of the relationship between israel and the obama administration. outgoing u.s. secretary of state john kerry insisted the two state solution is the only way to establish peace. >> a two state solution is now in serious jeopardy. the truth is, trends on the ground, violence, terrorism, excitement, settlement expansion and the seemingly endless occupation, they are combining to destroy hopes for peace on both sides, and increasingly, cementing and reversible one state reality that most people do not actually want. reporter: relations between washington and israel has nosedived since events at the u.n. which condemned israeli building activity in the west bank. the u.s. ab

: my name is christopher springer.d to have you with us. in the u.s., the obama administration has imposed a series of sanctions on russia, including the expulsion of 35 diplomats and the shutting down of two russian compounds in maryland and new york. the sanctions come amid allegations of russian interference in the u.s. presidential election campaign. russian hackers are alleged to have obtained and leaked information that damaged hillary clinton in a bid to favor donald trump. russia says the sanctions are counterproductive and will hamper the restoration of bilateral ties. let's go straight to washington to our correspondent. give us a little bit more detail on the sanctions and on how much of a blow they will be for russian intelligence activities on u.s. territory. >> i don't know how many spies the russians have here in the u.s. but this is definitely going to hurt russia. the united states is going to expel 35 russian diplomats and close two russian compounds in new york and very close to washington, maryland,

fanny: thank you, christopher. christopher: many thanks. a quick reminder of our top story. japanese prime minister sheehan oblique is in hawaii -- shinzo abe is in hawaii for a landmark visit to pearl harbor, the site of the japanese attacked 75 years ago that provoked america to join world war ii. we will be back with more at the top of the hour. you are watching "dw news." do stay with us. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] óxóoóx ♪ announcer: euromaxx highlights. here's your host, carlos mcconnie. carlos: howdy everyone! how's it going? thanks for joining me on this edition of euromaxx highlights. it should be a fun half-hour. let's begin by taking a quick look at what we have coming-up for today's show. love affair -- why germans give their cars nicknames. looking good -- designer spectacles from berlin are in hot demand. open spaces -- levalet is a talented street artist from paris. to start the show we will be visiting a famous german christmas market. and that is wh

christopher: reporting from moscow.eports of the prime suspect in last monday's terror attack in berlin was caught on film by surveillance cameras. it seems to indicate that the tunisian national may have passed through on his way to milan where he was shot dead by a policeman on friday. meanwhile, the funeral has taken place of -- for the time woman who died in the attack. reporter: a town in mourning as it bids farewell to one of its own. she was one of the 12 victims in berlin. a painful time for this attire in town -- this italian town, as it was for countless others. >> the entire town is mourning because a fellow citizen passed away after the tragic incident in berlin. i know her votto -- i know her father and her family. they're very good people. they work hard for the children. another daughter has died in these tragic circumstances. >> it was very touching, but there is also a lot of dignity. there was a lot of dignity from the relatives and the parents, and the grandmother. reporter: it has been a week since t

fanny: thank you, christopher. christopher: many thananks. a quick reminder of our top story. japanese prime minister sheehan oblique is in hawaii -- shinzo abe is in hawaii for a landmark visit to pearl harbor, the site of the japanese attacked 75 years ago that provoked america to join world war ii. we will be back with more at the top of the hour. you are watching "dw news." do stay with us. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] qwueeewep@1@1pxxxxxx ♪ >> russian rescuers have found the main black box from military plane that crashed into the black sea on sunday. the syria down plane went down with 92 people on board. a turkish court tries 29 former police officers accused of aiding and attempted overthrow of erdogan's government. the trial in istanbul is the biggest today five months after the coup attempt. the power of reconciliation, the words of japan's prime minister as he visits perl harbor 75 years after japan's surprise attack.

fabio: and now back to christopher. christopher: many thanks.e will talk about an absolute bombshell in the world of sports, formula one world champion nico rosberg will quit motor racing, five days after he became the first german to win the formula one title in a german car. with the announcement, hours before the formal ceremony, crowding him as this year's champion. reporter: nico rosberg spent the week taking a victory tour. now he has delivered a shock to his fans. >> i have decided to end my formula one career. reporter: he had been mulling it over for some time. the last three seasons have been grueling, marked by tensions between him and a teammate. he lost a title twice before finally coming out on top. >> the last two years, losing to lewis were extremely difficult moments for me, which fueled my motivation in a way i did not know was possible. this year was extremely tough because i put everything into it. i suffered a lot after that loss. so i pushed my crazy in all directions. reporter: he started the season with four victories. hi

another friend, we are so pleased to have him this morning is christopher buckley. his approval of this project and encouragement of t11 is though genuine and deeply appreciated. the only son of bill and pat christopher it educated at portsmouth abbey and graduated cum laude from yale the former managing editor from "esquire" magazine and founding editor of "forbes" a fight in knows a few things about books writing 16 as exceptional satires. i must encourage you to read his most recent ad is a marvelous novel that sets us on a shroud and if you laugh you need to go to confession. went to bed alone last night because my wife was up reading and laughing at a 22 year-old christopher buckley novel. [laughter] i will round this out as chief speech writer to the president of the united states george h. w. bush and has received the prize for literary excellence and for american humor. last but not least the man who inspired this book and is as big of a contributor -- contributor can and that is james rosen the correspondent for fox news covering the white house, state depa

the family is torn by the loss of christopher but also relieved for him. christopher's brain, mind and soul don't have to deal with the change that his addiction had on him anymore. they hope he's at appease. >> what would you say if he was here right now? >> there's nothing i can't say. just give him a hug. >> joseph left me with powerful words regarding himself, christopher and addiction to viewers to take a listen to. >> if you love your family, you should try to love yourself a little bit. >> if you know anyone struggling with addiction, please contact someone, anyone. people are willing to help. if you want to talk, tweet me. we are here to tell your stories by also help you if you need it. >> guys, we've got a guest chaser. how are you benny. >> i think i met you guys an hour ago. >> actually you're chasing the story, ed harper, kids got suspended. [music] >> several students from high school are still in s suspension for filming a rap video that went viral but never asked permission to be on the premises and boy, has this caused an uproar. [music] >

>> christopher sider was a young rebel in a group known as the liberty boys. >> grab that little squidldiers wouldn't pay as much attention to young boys. this made them very valuable to spies. >> you have no right to do this! >> look, mr. revere. >> lay into him, boys. [ gunshot ] [ shouting ] >> that will heal up nicely, lad. i have a shot of rum for you at the green dragon. >> sam adams has been from the beginning advocating decisive action. it seems like he's always proven right. so the question becomes, when is it time to take the kind of action that he's really calling for. >> sam adams' idea to protest the taxes is to get all of the colonies together to join in on a boycott against english merchants. >> the insidious have thrust upon us. >> samuel adams and the sons of liberty are not above marking the place with manure on the door. they're not above breaking the windows of that place. >> watching our fine young men in the battle, i see. >> i am. >> christopher, welcome to you and that fine throwing arm of yours. our liberty boys are going to give the tories hell. >> yeah! >> a

christopher marlowe said, come with me and be my love and all the pleasures we shall prove. together annie, you and john proved all of the pleasures. you not only had a magical love affair, the affair, the other thing about you is you are partners. you are -- together you bore the weight of fame and responsibility with enormous humility. in the sense of duty that defines you as the greatest of america's greatest generation. i think john defined what it meant to be an american. what we're about. just by how he acted.

my mps will not be able to block brexit, christopher. —— why mps. is that a correct headline?may wa5 for the pro mini5ter. there5a may was the senior —— with the senior german of all the select committees today who called the liaison committee. a big day for. some of the skills david cameron had, she is developing those, as she developed into the role of premised. what she 5aid into the role of premised. what she said there was, to these mp5 come on thi5 said there was, to these mp5 come on this committee, that they will not be able to block brexit. that is the position at the moment but of course the supreme court, as you alluded to at the gaming, the hearing the case, and if actually they prescribed, ye5, and if actually they prescribed, yes, there could be a vote, and the hou5e yes, there could be a vote, and the house of lords foot. she is having a go nowell 5he house of lords foot. she is having a go nowell she can. was quite interesting this afternoon, though, because theresa may has become sort of mistress of the sex act, trying to let go of as little information about

the honorable christopher gleeson. the honorable ash carrick. the honorable james mackerlane. the honorable else stena pickett . pauper.rable patricia the honorable andrew riley. the honorable carol sides. the honorable gloria lee snover. the honorable richard stewart. the honorable christine turreti. the honorable carolyn bunnywealth. the honorable theodore christian. >> the chair directs the tellers to count the ballots. once the count is completed, the tellers prepare the written report and they will advise the college of the result. i want to thank our electors for being here today. the chair recognizes loretto llano, cody harbaugh, mike earp, luke bernstein, and joel dukas. >> the chair recognizes the head teller. [applause] [chanting] >> the chair directs the secretary to record that in the open meeting of this electoral college in the commonwealth of pennsylvania, the honorable david urban certified on behalf of the tellers that the vote for president of the united states was 20 votes for donald j trump and the vote for vice president of the united states was 20 votes f

christoph: we are talking yahoo! or rather, oh boy! it is said to be the biggest data breach in history. more than one billion user accounts were hacked in 2013. yahoo! claims that bank and payment data has not been stolen. still, if you haven't done so in the past couple years, do change your password. according to white house officials, the fbi is investigating the case, and as for yahoo!, the company has broken its own embarrassing record. reporter: the hacking revelation kicks yahoo! while it is down. one sacred law of silicon valley, protect consumer data, has been broken for a second time, just as the firm seeks a buyout deal. data security experts warn of a rude awakening for businesses. >> companies are something not taking security sufficiently seriously. these horrible hacks hopefully will persuade companies that they simply have to spend more time thinking about security. there are plenty of solutions out there. you do need to spend time and the money to achieve them. reporter: yahoo! says the stolen user account data may ha

. >> like stone, inmate christopher trotter has been behind bars since the mid 1980s. >> i came into prison to serve a four-year prison sentence for petty theft. i came in with four years and ended up with 142 years. that's what could happen in prison if you make the wrong choice. it has consequences. >> the wrong choice trotter refers to was being one of the instigators of a 1985 riot at another indiana prison. seven corrections officers were stabbed. two others and a counselor were held hostage for 15 hours. >> it was a pretty massive riot that they had at that time and chris trotter was one of the main players in that. and since then, trotter has done his share to maintain his image of that. >> trotter has maintained that he was defending another inmate from abusive staff. >> some of them were stabbed but some of them were beat up. some of them went to the court and overexaggerated their wounds. >> the judge in trotter's case saw nothing to laugh about. >> i was found guilty of one count of attempted murder, one battery, four counts of criminal defilement and one count of rioting.

christopher wheeler is with us with atlantic equities in london.employees roughly at unicredit and deutsche bank. how many will be employed in five years? what will be the job situation in europe as they try to rationalize as the american banks did? christopher: i think it is substantial, talking about probably double digit percentages. that will be down to a couple of things, your rationalization, continued retrenchment, and digitalization not just in retail banking, but digitalization across the board. in fixed income we are seeing a massive move toward the fication. we have these greater capabilities of linking up all of these plethora of fixed income instruments so i am afraid there will be big changes. i think all big financial institutions will continue to shrink their staff base. goldman sachs, their numbers always come down during the year and they pop up by about 1500 undergraduates join them in december. the job numbers went up 100 in the third quarter which tells you a lot people disappeared from goldman sachs during the summer and in ca

in this hour, christopher whalen.the on thepher -- president-elect, vladimir putin and the american checks and balances. good morning, this is "bloomberg surveillance." there are eight ways to go this morning. help me here with an immediate update on the italian banks? what have you learned on the weekend? francine: if you are an investor, you have a new prime and wer in charge learned that the ecb would not extend its deadline. the markets will reprice for 2017. tom: michael mckee will be there for the press conference. we are going to switch to oil here for a minute. oil prices have jumped to the highest level in almost a year and a half. saudi arabia signals that is ready to cut out put more than it had agreed on. non-opec members including russia will produce less next year. the first agreement in 15 years. bloomberg spoke to russia's energy minister. >> i have to say that the situation is different as we go country by country. but i was pleasantly surprised to see so many countries respond to the indication by op

christopher columbus fell over the driver is in the hospital this morning. the statue, amazingly, was not damaged. tim: a real-life grinch strikes in missouri. melinda: the suspect targeted an inflatable frosty the snowman. the attack was caught on surveillance camera. the suspect jumped out of a car and then stabbed the snowman. the homeowner says he's disappointed that someone targeted his christmas decorations. poor frosty. he started a gofundme page to pay for frosty's medical expenses and he's planning to donate the money to charity. tim: come on. melinda: who does that? melinda: how much would you pay for a rock? tim: how about $85? nordstrom has sold out of its rocks wrapped in leather. yep. you heard it here, folks. there's even a smaller version nordstrom calls the rock, a smooth los angeles-area stone wrapped in rich, vegetable-tanned american leather. the store hasn't said if they'll restock in time for christmas. did you have a pet rock? >> no. >> it is a million dollar idea. >> why didn't we think of that? >> we should have. tim: wisn 12 news ti

christopher: we are not extended. 12 to 14, we're not in the ballpark. ,om: the classic chart of s&p we right on trend after a 2009 market, are we extended? christopher: most stocks had bear markets last year. 70% of stocks were down last year. nikkei down. there were bear markets everywhere. we think it's a new acceleration. , we are not report going to send you out to verrone charts. you have a great outlier and i collect straw hats in europe. , 29% chrysler, 10% and vw. the chart. bring it up. the euro stoxx auto index that you just talked about. why are you enthusiastic now? christopher: they were caught and a half -- in half. this was about cyclicality. it is starting to emerge. the european autos are another example. bmw looks good. volkswagen after two years has broken out here. ner isnt inner working on uber folio and taking notes. she is writing. -- and working on her portfolio and taking notes. guy: that downtime is a european auto sales was largely china related. how much ofector, the correlation with the c

christopher: it probably has.s to me still, the strategy his fault -- trying to follow, we know what he wants to do. i'm not sure what he wants to do with the rest of the business. he concentrates on his swiss pieces substantially. this is out of the way, but he still has a lot to think about. i think john has laid out a clearer path as he has more problems to deal with yet. you are right, again. down with his lawyers once a week and talk through this issue. what time, that time you can spend with clients and management, you can strategize and make sure everyone is on board. you can make sure you are engaged with the level of detail you need to be. part of what we have been haveng is that these guys -- as you say, they have to spend so much time dealing with awayand it has sucked time from the management of a business that, in some ways, still doesn't have a profit model that works in europe. validopher: that's a point. looking at credit suisse, people forget that with john cryan, his issue is talking to big corpo

according to court documents, 23-year-old christopher sam peer row is suing versace. he claims when he started working at the out less store in livermore a manager told him about a special code they used in the store. whenever an employee saw a black customer walk in the suit alleges the employee was supposed to say d410. the code they use to classify black colored clothing and that code was supposed to give all employees a heads up that a black person was in the store. the court documents say sampeer relet his manager know he was a quarter block and that manager then started treating him definitely. >> the fact that there's an allegation that it's going to look bad for the company if it is true i think that's definitely bad for anyone who has worked with the brand or it just -- it just is a bad look overall. they should overhaul it and improve their diversity. >> reporter: sampeerrow claims he was fired two weeks after and he was told he didn't, quote, understand luxury. in a statement, versace denies: cate, what more did you find out...were you able to speak to >> r

i wanted to see him in the flesh. >> reporter: 26-year-old folcroft patrol officer christopher dorman had arrived at court moments earlier not withstanding a facial scar from bullet wound he look good for a man shot seven times in the line of duty. >> i'm very pleased and proud and luckiest father in the world. >> reporter: nice christmas gift? >> i -- yeah it's a christmas blessing no doubt. um, we're very fortunate. >> reporter: the morning of june 24th dorman testified when approached island behind an apartment building on the 1500 block every he will and wood on a drug investigation. dorman said island punched him in the head then opened fire as he fell. dorman testified he retreated to save tow as a backup officer arrived and traded shots with island captured inside the apartment building. 40 caliber handgun used in the shooting was linked to island in fact it had been purchased by his wife. dorman left the hospital to hero's welcome three days late. six month since have been emotional time for his parents who have given much thought to the work their son does and how some member

matthew christopher tells the stories behind his series of photos of a banded schools, factories, andeachfront communities across the u.s. in his book "abandoned america: dismantling the dream." at 8:00 p.m., "my father and atticus finch." annuale at the 28th southern festival of books in nashville. at 10:00 p.m., afterwards, john hopkins professor ellen silverdale looks at new farming methods and technologies and their impact on consumers and workers in her latest book -- how industrial meat production endangers workers and animals. she is interviewed by the former u.s. secretary of agriculture. people in america have not been on a farm. maybe they go to the county fair but they do not know what it is to be a farmer which it is not a romance. there is a romantic view of agriculture which i find exasperating because it makes it impossible to think about agriculture clearly. megyn kelly 11:00, talks about her life and career as a journalist in her book "settle for more." she spoke with caddy can. at 5:15 p.m., james rosen and christopher buckley, the son of the late william buckley dis

your response to that, christopher suprun? >> he has reached out to me.avee been lucky enough to him help rreresent me. i believe he will be representing me going forward. i agree with the statement completely. this is what the electoral college is for, so we do not elect a demagogue, someone who could not practice it national defense of the country appropriately, and one who has played fast and loose with the rules. amy: do you consider yourself a hamilton elector? >> in the sense i'm voting my conscience, absolutely. amy: did you ever think you would be e in this position, chris? >> no. i am an average person. i'm a paramedic firefighter. i responded to the 9/11 event. for me, that was the last time our nation was united and unified. i wish we could get back to that point. unfortunately, i see again, doesks on first amendment anyone trump does not believe is appropriate or worthy are perhaps the right color, he attacks them. that is not america and that is not what we want as a nation, i don't think. amy: i want to thank you f for being with us, christo

science writer james click on his book time travel matthew christopher told the stories behinstoriesbehind the s of abandoned schools, factories and beachfront communities across the u.s. in his book abandoned america dismantling the dream. at 8 p.m., joseph talks about his book my father and atticus finch in lawyers fight for a lar justice in 1930s alabama. he spoke at the 28th annual southern festival of books in nashville. then at 10 p.m., after words mac john hopkins professor looks at new farming methods and technology and their impact on consumers, the environment and workers in her latest book how industrial meat production and injures workers, animals and consumers. she's interviewed by danielshe l glickman former u.s. secretary of agriculture. >> guest: most people in america haven't been on a farm. they go to the county fair but that they don't know what it is to be a farmer. it's not a romance and so there is this kind of romantic view of agriculture which i think actually exasperating because it makes it impossible to think about agriculture clearly. sunday at 11 a.m. fox news

they switch their beacons to receive and listen for christopher's signal. within minutes they pick up his signal and start digging. six feet under they find him. >> all of the sudden i could hear their voices. well they dug my face out so i could breathe free air again. that was quite nice. >> our experts have these tips to avoid and survive becoming a victim of an avalanche. stay on marked trails, move left or right towards a ridgeline to escape the avalanche's path and create an air pocket around your face before the snow stops moving. >> i feel really lucky about being alive, also very grateful to my friends that saved me that day. i wouldn't have been here without them and they know it. >> studies show the average american spends more than two whole years of their life in their cars. but at any moment another vehicle can disrupt that drive. >> when you drive a vehicle it's so important to stay vigilant because you're in control of something that could cause a lot of harm to people if you aren't doing it correctly or safely. >> according to the national

christopher king, 13 action news. tonight... we're learning more.... about the father accused of shooting and killing... his son. according to a police report... his son... joshua lee... at a homeless shelter..... several days before the shooting. gardenhire gave details..... from before and after the shooting saying.... they got into an argument... but... he told police.... he didn't remember the actual shooting. and.... he didn't remember owning a gun... or using it. only on 13 action news... a muslim woman furious after she was asked to take off her religious head scarf--- at the peppermill on the strip. 13 action news reporter parker collins spoke with the woman... who was reduced to tears. 00:00:07-00:00:47 it's hard for louvenia daan to talk about she's a muslim woman who wears a head covering... being without it is like being naked in public several days ago... she was asked to take it off at the fireside lounge, inside the peppermill take vo at 00:00:19 daan could not bring herself to take it off... so after speaking with several staff members

christopher... police were out here hours. and this home they were looking. at first..cops couldn't go inside..because of toxic fumes. neighbors say this isn't the first time police have visited the house. :09:38/angie turner turner..can't believe it. :09:48 "it's just bad." a woman died..in the house right next to her. a man in that same house..is rushed to the hospital. all police are telling us right now is..a gas leak is to blame. :09:54/turner "carbon monoxide poisoning-that's really scary." :47:52/tom valento/neigbhor "i'm very concerned." the exact details of how it all happened..are still unclear. tom valento complains.. police have had to come to this neighborhood for emergency calls.. several times in the past few months. :47:54/valento "there are children in the neighborhood, my house is in jeopardy-my we are also following breaking news.... out on the roads. north las vegas police are shutting down streets..... after a massive crash. this happened.... at ann and coleman. -3- people were taken to the hospital. if you can.... avoid the area. we're h

that is to get back over to christoph now. the u.s.sidential elect. >> we know he speaks twitter more than fluently. silicon valley has a special connection to donald trump. it is very -- they were openly dismissing him during the presidential campaign, but now the community seems to want to bury the hatchet. the u.s. president-elect is meeting the great and the good in silicon valley. on the guest list, the likes of tim cook, the ceo of the world's most valuable company, apple. he is in the big apple to talk tech with trump tonight. the ceo of alphabet is there as well. larry page is in charge of google and they are joined by sheryl sandberg, the chief operating officer of facebook to see whatever firm gives the president the official thumbs-up. they are not the only ones. other top tech talent will be in attendance as well. so, that is quite a crowd assembled into tower. daniel winter thankfully is not fair. he is in the studio. he is our digital native, somewhat, the resident digital native. daniel, what is on the agenda at these ta

christopher's father was killed in afghanistan in 2011. >> while we're here for a sad reason, we're alsoe people want to make us feel good. >> the joy of the holiday season is sometimes overshadowed by the loss. but the organizers say that gifts and the love shown here tonight can help the families with their grieving. >> very important, especially during the holiday season. >> christopher received his gift and showed respect to the marines. >> you can never forget this night. never forget this night. it's -- the memories will last forever. >> in arlington, news4. >>> let's all keep those families in our prayers. that's ul for news4 this week. i'm chris lawrence. we're going to leave you with ur capitol christmas trees all lit up for the holidays. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ life can be messy... but with crayola color wonder... it doesn't have to be. color wonder. find it in the crayola aisle. sets each sold separately. ♪ >>> welcome to "redskins chronicles." i'm larry michael at redskins park. each week on "redskins chronicles" we take an in-depth look at a piece of thi

christopher columbus fell over and smashed the car's back window. the driver is in the hospital this morning. the statue, amazingly, was not damaged. tim: a real-life grinch strikes in missouri. melinda: the suspect targeted an inflatable frosty the snowman. take a look at this. the attack was caught on surveillance camera. and then stabbed the snowman. who does that, really? the homeowner says he's disappointed that someone targeted his christmas decorations. he started a gofundme page to pay for frosty's medical expenses and he's planning to -- look at him. >> he's mad. >> i don't know why though. it is not a real thing. >> hopefully duct tape will fix him up. melinda: how much would you pay for a rock? tim: how about $85? a lot of people are paying that. nordstrom has sold out of its rocks wrapped in leather. there's even a smaller version that's also sold out. it sells for 65 bucks. a steal. nordstrom calls the rock, a smooth los angeles-area stone wrapped in rich, vegetable-tanned american the store hasn't said if they'll restock in time for ch

gregg: let's talk to christopher smith, national security professor at georgetown university.ood to see you, christopher, normally russia retaliates in response to america's retaliation blues not happening this time. when putin is taking a different tack as he appears to be utterly dismissing president obama as irrelevant. what do you make of it? >> several purposes, the first is to play down the seriousness of russian intervention not just in the us election but in elections across the west. second it has the advantage of setting things up for a reset with the trump administration, what they are interested in doing. the kremlin is playing the high road. it is important the incoming administration focus not on what russia was saying but what russia is doing. if we take that perspective a lot of things russia is doing internationally are far destabilizing than the expulsion of 35 diplomats from the united states. gregg: how does the sanctions order impose real or meaningful cost against russia that might deter its behavior? even democrats on capitol hill are describing presiden

as sports fans, we saw the accomplishments and they cheated and whatever. >> christopher, what is theeople might shrug it off and say the russians dope up the athletes. and it doesn't mean they are bad actor in international affairs or does it? >> the russians are not the only ones that have problem. the chinese government is accused of doing similar things and independent sports federation and baseball and france. there is plenty of doping to go around. but in russia tis a desire to win. when you get rid of all of the other constraints and pour in society. the things we take for granted in the west. and don't necessarily play out the same way for yushia. it is disconcerting for ordinary russians including the athletes that are playing by the rules but discredited because of the association to rule breakers. >> stand arounds should apply to governments equally. >> that's a less an that everyone takes to art. >> thanks to both of you. >> new fallout for secretary of state kerry mideast policy street. and he questioned netanyahu's commitment. the next go guess said it focused too much o

having proven himself in the prescott raid, he now joins 400 integrated soldiers commanded by christopheramerican post. the british have occupied philadelphia, the birthplace of independence. to prevent british supply ships from reaching the city, george washington builds two forts, fort mifflin and fort mercer. colonel green must prepare his money for the inevitable attack that could come at any time. >> christopher green had firsthand interaction with african heritage people, growing up, recognizing the close proximity of african-americans. >> the post i am in charge i am determined to defend with the small number i have to the last extremity. >> some problem, sisson? >> it's just that the men are saying if philadelphia falls. >> that is so. then it is our god given duty to raise her up. we will. >> these soldiers and african soldiers in general had something to live up to. they had something to prove. they would fight. they were brave and courageous. and they would die for our cause and our independence. >> 1200 mercenaries are bearing down on ft. mercer. outnumbered three to one, it's

my name is christopher spring and good to have you with us. the day after president obama slaps sanctions on obama -- on russia, moscow on washington had continued to exchange diplomatic blows. earlier today, the russia recommended expelling u.s. depomed. president vladimir putin has chosen not to take any immediate action. now his sanction has countrymen packing their bags. >> they were given 72 hours to leave. this mansion in new york state was abuzz with activity after 35 russian spies were expelled. the compound and itself and in maryland were ordered closed. under the watchful eye, the russians strive away. russian officials have another story. the u.s. says this place was used for espionage. >> i think it was what scandal is that they went after us. they know full well that those abilities that they -- that those facilities they mentioned where for our kids. this is christmas time. >> meanwhile, in moscow, the cold war style events made vladimir putin look more states the mike in his u.s. counterpart. rejecting a earlier proposal to stri

the regiment's commander, christopher greene, is murdered, likely by british loyalists, angry that blackinst them. but the soldiers of the 1st rhode island will get a chance to avenge their fallen leader. with the aid of the french, george washington sees an opportunity to end the war. he moves south with his army, including the 1st rhode island, where he hopes to trap british general charles cornwallis at yorktown and force him to surrender. >> marching up one way, marching down another. hiding. running. nothing's changed. >> everything has changed. when this is all over, we will be free men. >> the only way to be free is to run. they said there's ten thousand redcoats waiting for us ahead. >> you run, and you'll never stop running. this fight ain't about land and taxes and liberty from england. it's about what's in here! what every man has is his. it's worth dying for. and it's what we'll pass down to our sons. [ birds chirping ] >> comte de grasse will keep any reinforcements from reaching cornwallis by sea. the goal is to remove the fortifications at redoubt 9 and redoubt 10. >> may

. >> reporter: we miss christopher under ground, we're hurrying through the basement halls of the texas state capitol. we're coming in through a t tunnel. >> coming in through a tunnel, another method to get where we're headed. >> reporter: heading to the electoral college vote in the texas house chamber. side by side of security because of innumerable death threats. he's a so-called faithless elector. this lifelong republican defying his state's election results and voting against donald trump. calling the president-elect dangerous and unqualified. >> there's lots of pressure. i'm going to do what i can to do the right thing and we'll go from there. [ chanting "we reject the president-elect" ] >> reporter: above ground, protests calling for electors to vote against donald trump. supren is a hero with this crowd. >> that takes a lot of guts to do that especially in this state, and i'm here to say, good for you, man. >> reporter: the pressure on electors in election 2016, unprecedented. signed petitions delivered to the texas secretary of state. >> that's 265,000 texans who want to stop

christopher nolan.ilms like dark knight and upception and dark knight rises and interstellar and this looks incredible. i saw full i max trailer for it before star wars rogue 1. over 100 minutes of movie will number 7 0 millimeter film and this opens up on july 21, 2017. and it will be awesome. next up justice league you saw that in the last one we bumped into opens never 17 zach snyder i was a big fan of batman versus superman it was critically demolished but i love ultimate addition of of the movie fantastic, well made superhero film i love the castsing for flash of esra miller it opens in november on 17th. next up little film guard yns ever the galaxy volume two opening may 5, 2017 and chris pratt and bradley keerp and vin diesel i'm excited about this movie i love the first one. it looks fantastic. sound track was leading star on first movie i'm very excited to see what james gun does this there and finally wonder woman opens up 2017 the first trailer for film is epic. chris pines stars in movie and

lieutenant christopher leech and senior firefighter jerry fickes. they were on the first floor when the floor collapsed in the 1900 block of ran view road. hope, a 23 year veteran, responded to the may day call. she's now survived by three children. fire officials tell us on scene they plan to see hope's body arriving about 8:00 this morning. you can see they're lining up now. the fire chief says a full honors program will take place here at the chase center at about 1:00. we're going to be here to bring you all of the processional and the assembling and the funeral later today. live for now, monique braxton, nbc10 news. >>> the city of wilmington is honoring the three fallen firefighters. city council voted thursday to rename three fire stations after ardy hope, christopher leech and jerry fickes. >>> the funeral for a new jersey trooper frank ee williams set for monday in atlantic city. i was killed in a car crash. the governor ordered all flags to fly half staff monday. public viewing for trooper williams is monday morning at 8:00 at boardwalk ha

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