it they already left the paris climate accord the iran nuclear deal and now they're attempting to d. rail the whole p.c. w. so we set up plenty more action here in the hague at the o.p.c. w. conference on tuesday i'll be bringing you up to date with it as it all unfolds here on r.t. . kevin's got all your news updates in just over a huffer nora's time but next it may still be november but stores have got the christmas shopping season very much on their minds boom bust breakstone how the holidays can make or break a retailers entire year. mr boone bust broadcasting around the world and covering the world of business of finance in the in fact for all of us i'm bart chilton coming to you this time from miami our miami studios we're so glad you're on board coming up today as the holiday season is upon us and black friday approaches we talk about an incredible industry of more than four hundred sixty billion dollars a billion with a b. this one is illegal and if you aren't careful you could be embroiled in it in a hurry and we'll talk about historic retail and what to expect this year which co

it they already left the paris climate accord the iran nuclear deal and now they're attempting to d. rail the whole p.c. w. so we set a plenty more action here in the hague at the o.p.c. w. conference on tuesday i'll be bringing you up to date with it as it all unfolds here on r.t. . and we crack on with more great r.t. programs in seconds this is our teachers. with no make this manufacture consent instant of public wealth. when the ruling classes protect themselves. with the financial merry go round listen to the one percent so. we can all middle of the room six. million real news room. at the time a local television reporter from detroit is following the case closely bill proctor is well aware of the methods used by local police to close certain cases as quickly as possible. they did this all the time. they had people make statements whether in writing or they did the writing they had some buddies and with the suggestion that hears this and you can go home i've heard that.

the bus swerved, struck an oncoming car, burst through a guard rail d plunged into the river. were 15 people on the bus, recluding the driver. 13 bodies have beevered, but there are not expected to be any survivors. the powerful currents and poor visibility have hampered efforts by diving teams to find the last two passengers. police investigating incident from last sunday, released video footage from the black box recorder. it h shocked people in china who are used to seeing outbursts in public, not accustomed to them leading to such a terrible result. stephen mcdonald, bbc news. rajini: you are watching bbc world news america. still to come tonight, sometimes you have to let the spirit move you. that is how one congressman is describing his cpaign mood. ♪ rajini: for many years, japan has kept tight control on the number of foreigners allowed to work there but the falling birthrate combined with an aging population has created a labor shortage and the prime minister says it is time for a change. reports in the japanese media suggest as many as half a million unskilled worker

rail project continues to move forward. alex backus has more. ((assemblynan jim frazier- dcovery bay)) my faith has been very much displaced."the high speed rail authority in the hot seat with lawmakers thursday following a scathing state audit... ((elaine howle - state auditor)) i think the public should be concerned about the project."the 77 billion dollar project aims to build a bullet train between san francisco and los angeles. state auditor elaine howle found within the project.. high turnover among staff, a lack of business documentation, and little oversight of those who manage the project's contracts((tom richards- high speed rail authority board)) "if i had put a grade on it i would say it's very disappointing and i would say it's correctable and i would say we are correcting it now." the audit also found project managers would need to double the current workload to meet the 2022 deadline for the rail-line's segment in the central valley. if that deadline isnt met, the state could be on the hook for 3.5 billion dollars in federal funds. lawmakers pressed for the a

rail that would run from san francisco to los angeles. this ... following a critical state audit.capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala explains the concerns ((assemblynan jim frazier- dd rail authority in the hot seat with lawmakers thursday following a scathing state audit...((elaine howle - state auditor)) i think the public should be concerned about the project."the 77 billion dollar project aims to build a bullet train between san francisco and los angeles. state auditor elaine howle found within the project.. high turnover among staff, a lack of business documentation, and little oversight of those who manage the project's contracts((tom richards- high speed rail authority board)) "if i had put a grade on it i would say it's very disappointing and i would say it's correctable and i would say we are correcting it now." the audit also found project managers would need to double the current workload to meet the 2022 deadline for the rail-line's segment in the central valley. if that deadline isnt met, the state could be on the hook for 3.5 billion dollars in federal funds.lawmakers pressed for the authority's backup plan.. ((richards)) "one alternative of plan b is

rail that would run from san francisco to los angeles. this ... following a critical state audit.capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala explains the concerns ((assemblynan jim frazier- dced."the high speed rail authority in the hot seat with lawmakers thursday following a scathing state audit...((elaine howle - state auditor)) i think the public should be concerned about the project."the 77 billion dollar project aims to build a bullet train between san francisco and los angeles. state auditor elaine howle found within the project.. high turnover among staff, a lack of business documentation, and little oversight of those who manage the project's contracts((tom richards- high speed rail authority board)) "if i had put a grade on it i would say it's very disappointing and i would say it's correctable and i would say we are correcting it now." the audit also found project managers would need to double the current workload to meet the 2022 deadline for the rail-line's segment in the central valley. if that deadline isnt met, the state could be on the hook for 3.5 billion dollars in federal funds.lawmakers pressed for the authority's backup plan.. ((richards)) "one altern

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been a number of complaints about the streetcar rails on 8th street since a cyclist wound up getting hit and killed by a bus. in a series of twitter responses, d-dot said it is still looking into possible improvements. >>> a little girl's life changed forever after a tragicccident at mgm national harbor. her family filed a lawsuit today after s was electrocuted at the casino back in june. she is now in a wheelchair. her family says she's disabled for life. these picasres re in a county report show m gm's plaza had improper electrical wiring. the family claims the company put bustyess before sa the lawsuit says, in part, defendants in their haste to open their hotel intentionally urged construction workers to finish their jobs quickly at the expense of safety. atd, quote, security video showedns appearing to be jolted with electricity when touching the handrail in the y days just before the subject incident. in a statement tonight, mgm c l called the incident a tragic accident and said it is committed to reaching a resolution with the family. >>> a challenge for parents and families with young kids traveling by uber or lyft >> you have to have

rails get there half an hour early. i usually get there rig when the train leaves. >> i'll do that on sunday. >> did you hear, w't said d do that. >> i'm going to be here on monday morning. >>> if you spent any time on the beltway last night, terrible tragic tuesday liv up to its name. >> thousands of people hoped to get out of town early for the holiday andou instead themselves stuck in gridlock. >> there was a lot of op-and-go traffic. >> it's bumper to bumper. >> chopper 4 flew over the ltway. it took a few hours to get from dc to laurel. as for today, the worst roads are expted to be i-95 north, 270 north and 50 east travel times could quadruple between 1:15 and 4:15 this afternoon. making lastnight's traffic that much worse, a high speed chase. we're toldve that a d swerving between cars on i-66 eventually went off the road near manassas. virginia state police had been trying to pull him over for speeding. troopers arrested him after that crash. >>> this morning we're following haveeloping story that m a major impact on your thanksgiving menu. e>>> the cdc h issued a warning on two outbreaks impacting pular foods.

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rails and the tracks. the blue line will pick up the slack taking riders to and from francona springfield and huntington stations. the shutdown lts until december 9th. >>> christmas comes to one washington d. neighborhood with the flip of a switch. the capitol hill christmas tree was lit for the verye first t this holiday season. there it is. the 20 foot ever gregreen stand the eastern market metro plaza. its known as the founding president of the capital business improvement district. such a pretty sight to see. >>> now yourtorm team 4 forecast. >>> and you know its going to stt to feel lik christmas before the middle of the week. how's that for a preview, yone? outside right now, 55 degrees. the reason we had some warm temperatures today is because the winds right nowoming from the south. we've had southerly bre throughout the day today and it ushered in very warm temperatures. how warm is itight no we're looking at temperatures. hagerstown, martinsburg the same for winchester in the mid-to-upper 40s. j remembt a couple days ago they had temperatures this time of the evening in the 30s. even now temperatures here in washington, d.c., 55 degrees as we said. 52 degrees for annapolis. as t

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d e nts going on. we spoke to university students being told by staff to change their travel plans and other people trying to get to work being told to work from home. network railuption isn'tjust affecting waterloo station here, it has had a knock—on effect on other stations also. the uk's busiest station on a monday morning, passengers at waterloo were greeted by cancellations and delays and commuters trying to get into london facing similar problems. south western railway said late running engineering works in the hampton court area had left four lines blocked with no trains running between waterloo and surbiton. the company advised passengers not to travel this morning and warned disruption would continue throughout the day. at clapham junction large queues formed between platforms. it's terrible, there is no one in, you get here and this is there is nothing you can do about it. at teddington it was a different story with an almost empty station. i'm trying to get to the city via waterloo and i arrived at the station at 7:30am to get my 7:30am train which was cancelled, i gave up and then i've been a home for the last couple of hours. i'm due to go to the ru