you know mike you get denied, if they come back at you and say sorry, you are denied it's a discouragement factor can often take over. so then you say [inaudible] [inaudible] video summary of that says give you a call and says you are denied recognition appeal because maybe they should look at these extenuating circumstances it really helps and people to appeal. so for pacific point we had three appeals. they were denied for being under income and book barber-i do not introduce brooke. where is she quick this is broke barber she's the coordinator for the cop program. brooke worked very hard and found resources for those three households that were denied being under income from the san francisco aids housing alliance rental assistance program which is facilitated through the better quÉbec foundation she provided subsidies they provided subsidies so that the households only pay a third of their income and could still afford to move into pacific point. that is a really big deal because otherwise those households would been denied and they probably would have been denied for most housing excep

holmes denied hill's request. he said the sacco-vanzetti trial had not been invaded by mob as the same as dempsey. he also wrote somewhat of an essay and reminded the lawyers the federal courts rarely intervened in state criminal cases. that sacco and vanzetti's conviction may have been avoidable by the massachusetts spring court but not by him. in fact, he said it would have been ok if the massachusetts court did not allow any appeal for the ruling of judge thayer. judge holmes rejected the appeal because i was not the case here. he wrote, i will not attempt to decide at what point a judgment by be held and voided on these grounds. his opinion also mentioned the many angry and nasty letters that have floated into his house at beverly farms. he reminded people that his job was not to correct injustice but that there must be stronger constitutional grounds intervened in the state criminal conviction. almost as an aside here the opinion, far stronger cases than this have arisen with regards to blacks on the supreme

he denied a request. a.m. they walked the streets of beacon hill and washington -- boston or they heard the news, sacco gone and vanzetti going. mary frank for fellow to a deep wrotesion and later letters to sacco and vanzetti. after the case was over justice brandeis wrote frankfurt, to the end you have done all that was possible for you and about all this more than one of possible for any other person i know. but the end of sacco-vanzetti is only the beginning. they know not what they do. guardstly farms, armed were outside justice holmes' residence. had been asked to stay of execution orbit of habeas corpus and three times he had turned sacco and vanzetti's lawyers downs. a market justice home since been the advocate of liberal or advance use. he cometh any federal judge, was indicated the most recourses of a lawyer making a last gallant but desperately for the men condemned to death in boston. the only problem was that holnmemes was not that liberal about the sacco-vanzetti case. he thought it was hysteric

the family of terrill thomas is also suing to find out if he was denied water.. leading to the m-e's ruling of "extreme dehydration" in his in addition to a lawsuit against the sheriff's office... now the jail will be audited.the audit is at the request of milwaukee county board chair theodore lipscomb. lipscomb.it will focus on the private contractor that provides medical care at the jail and the house of correction -- and focus on the overall management of the jail. it will ?not? focus on the four jail deaths.lipscomb tells cbs 58 he requested the audit november 1 after reports of poor care and staffing issues at the facilities.the audit is scheduled to begin next month. the family of a six-year-old the person who started a fire inside their apartment... and left a boy with second and third degree burns.cbs 58s eric levy sat down with the boy's family.eric? bill...the fire happened early in the morning october 30th while dominick wright was sleeping on the living room sofa.34 nights later...nobody is in custody and the boy is still here.his family is "he was wr

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but instead on sunday, the army announced it was denying the pipeline permit.his is native american veteran aidan bearcat reacting to the news. >> this lifted my heart. we came down here from washington state to support .hese very water protectors we came in yesterday expecting the worst, but this is the best news i have heard forever. the best news for native people, native country, the whole united states -- all of the people. water is so precious. amy: for more we are joined by , remy, a navy veteran and member of the navajo nation who has been at standing rock for the past five and half months. he is a movement artist and member of the indigenous veterans council at standing rock. welcome to democracy now! your response to the army corps of engineers announcing they will not grant a permit for energy transfer partners to build the dakota access pipeline under the missouri? >> i am kind of skeptical about the ruling. i think everyone at camp is cautious as well. we're just moving forward with .ontinuing to really winterize until the project has ended, we wil

day the judge denied sayed bale as he awaits his new trial.ing morere tonight about the stunning loss of hollywood's leading lady, debbie reynolds, who died just one day after the passing of her beloved daughter, carrie fisher. the tributes are growing at this hour to the mother and daughter with an incredible bond. there was no denying the close bond between debbie reynolds and carrie fisher. both were considered hollywood icons, but it seemed to most important roles were as mother and daughter. >> i worship my mother. michelle: the inseparable duo died just one day apart. fisher died tuesday at 60, a nearly 24 hours later -- >> she said she missed her daughter and wanted to see her again. michelle: reynolds suffered a stroke while planning her daughter's funeral. >> she sister, more than anything. and fisher'snolds relationship not always so warm. the highs and lows were documented in fisher's book and movie, "postcards from the edge." at one point they were estranged as fisher suffered and battled from substance abuse and mental illness. ev

the state licensing board which says-complaints are not public record...so they cannot confirm or deny that one was filed by the sheriff. the sheriffs office did reach out to the county executive via email-saying they have the whole phone conversation recorded. the county executive requested a copy of that recording...and never got a response. 3 two families are suing to get their hands on more information about what happened behind bars.the newborn baby of inmate shade swayzer died shortly after delivery.at issue, was her request for help denied or delayed?the family of terrill thomas is also suing to find out if he was denied water..leading to the m-e's ruling of "extreme dehydration" in his death. we've also learned milwakee at medical care inside the jail. jail.mike strehlow is here with that part of our team cove. coverage...mike... what specifically are they looking into? 3 3 the focus of the audit is the private contractor that provides medical care at the jail and house of correction. armor correctional health services is based in florida. 3 county board chair theodore lipscomb

ahead of another strike by southern rail conductors tomorrow, the rmt leader, mick cash, denies accusations his union is using the dispute to take on the government. will there be more success for great britain's rio heroes at tonight's bbc sports personality of the year awards? the winner is chosen by the public. and sportsday will bring you the day's premier league action in half an hour, including southampton‘s victory over rivals bournemouth. good evening and welcome to bbc news. buses are reported to have set off from eastern aleppo, taking civilians out of the former rebel stronghold that's now controlled by syrian government forces. the evacuation stopped on friday because of disagreements between the two sides. efforts to revive the deal have been taking place since. but there are also reports that rebel forces have attacked and destroyed buses sent to rescue civilians in a similar evacuation, from the mainly government—supporting villages of foah and kefraya. our middle east correspondent quentin sommerville reports — you may find some of the images distressing. if only the ceasefi

denied and denied. >> we can put you there. >> all without any apparent desire for an attorney. when they asked him to stand in a lineup so witnesses could have a look -- >> there's no way that -- >> there's a lawyer here, the state's attorney here from cook county. >> the state's attorney is representing the people and representing the case. i would not feel comfortable at all. at all. >> so they waited for reginald's attorney to arrive, and then it got odd. >> reginald, the attorney is right there. >> yes, sir. >> why are you taking your clothes off? >> because i am. >> what's that? >> because i am. >> your attorney's right here. we want to take you for a lineup right now. will you step in the other room? >> no, sir. >> reginald removed all his clothing and refused to stand in the lineup. >> that's an interesting tactic. >> yes. >> have you ever seen that before? >> no. >> so no lineup. but they charged him anyway with capital murder. nailah, by then, had been dead three months. >> i was definitely relieved. i was kind of surprised that it took so long, but i was relieved. >>

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russia denied the allegations, while mr trump's team dismissed the report.id there would be consequences. and now — as we've been hearing — 35 russian diplomats have been expelled from the us, with russia promising to retaliate. earlier our correspondent oleg boldyrev explained how the kremlin has always denied the allegations because of a lack of evidence. for the past few years russia has gained a very good experience of denying stuff which has not been proven documentally and put on the table. forfour orfive months russia has been saying, show us the proof, there is no proof, there is no fingerprints. president putin repeated this a week ago talking to press in moscow that this is just some talk which is not backed up. even in the case of the war in ukraine, russians were managing to deflect this, saying there is no proof of russian involvement. whether anybody believed that outside of russia is another case but for the russian politics machine it goes on this premise that nothing has been shown so russia is able to feed its angry rhetoric by repeating ju

so far he has denied any involvement. that is the interior minister.r angela merkel gave her reaction earlier and said she will be visiting the scene this afternoon. she described the attack as incompatible. translation: ladies and gentlemen, this is a very difficult day. i am, like many people in germany, shocked, devastated and deeply saddened by what happened in berlin yesterday, in breitscheidplatz. 12 people who like the rest of us were looking forward to christmas and had plans for the holidays are no longer with us. and terrible and incomprehensible act has taken their lives. more than 40 more are injured and fighting for their lives or health. my thoughts at this time are first of all with these people, with the dead and injured, with theirfamilies, relatives and friends. i'd like you to know that we all, the whole country, are united with you in sorrow. we are hoping and praying that you can carry on living after this horrific attack. we are expecting a news conference live from berlin shortly. the chief of police will be addressing the media.

while that emergency motion has been denied-- the judge did schedule a hearing for next friday. the chairman of the milwaukee county board of supervisors confirms an audit will ?examine the company contracted to administer county jail and the house of ?correction. supervisor theo lipscomb says the audit was prompted in part by four recent ?deaths inside the jail. in the past six months-- three people have died-- along with a stillborn baby. investigators have not said if jail and medical staff contributed to their deaths-- although one death has been ruled a homicide. a milwaukee woman accused in a fatal crash last month pleads not guilty. prosecutors say 18-year-old samira coleman-wilks was behind stop. that vehicle crashed shortly after at 27- th and capitol-- killing one of her passengers... and gravely injuring a second. officials say coleman-wilks was going more than 50 miles an hour over the speed limit at the time of the crash. weather mostly cloudy tonight with overnight lows in the mid to upper 20s. staying mainly cloudy and chilly again saturday with highs in the middl

, deny, deny and he has this scandal with documents that sounds a bit similar to the clinton scandal.usands of pages but where are the others? he's got some candor issues. >> hugh, where are the other documents and should they be produced and should senator sessions, once they are produced, apologize for some of these comments that have been a part of public record and now people are not anonymously saying them, they are on the record saying these quotes from him. >> i've studied this pretty closely. >> did you get the documents that senator feinstein received? >> no, but i think he'll have to answer the question about what documents specifically he's referring the buto, harry reid d the rules of the senate so you don't need 60 anymore. you need 50 plus one and i'm curious why the democrats spend time on him and not the supreme court nominee to flip at least three republicans to prevent or the 14 appeal court justices. they're not going to stop jeff sessions. everybody in the senate likes him. they know it's a fabrication about race. >> not everybody. >> fabrication? a fabrication? ho

ahead of another strike by southern rail conductors tomorrow, rmt leader mick cash, denies accusations his union is using the dispute to take on the government. and great britain's heroes of rio could be in for more success at tonight's bbc sports personality of the year awards, with the winner chosen by the public. and in half an hour, christian fraser presents a special programme looking at the uk's journey towards brexit. the sports stars are starting to arrive. we will find outjust before nine o'clock who has been named the sports personality of the year. and in half an hour, christian fraser presents a special programme looking at the uk's journey towards brexit. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. the russian ambassador to the united nations say they will veto a united nations say they will veto a united nations proposal to put in monitors to check the situation in aleppo. there are reports that buses sent to rescue people from two besieged towns in the north of syria have been set alight and attacked. the buses were on their way to the towns of foah and kefraya, which are su

denied? a request to stop the presidential recount in wisconsin.... wisconsin....the decision comes after two pro-trp groups filed a federal lawsuit to stop the process.the judge said trump made his own claims voter fraud and nothing about it integrity of elections....so far -- 55 wisconsin counties have finished recounting ballots includes milwaukee county.... ?and? waukesha county.both trump and clinton have had votes added to their total.the election commission says.... all counties are on track to finish the recount by monday's deadline. and...president-elect trump is coming back to wisconsin next week...he's planned a stop in west allis on tuesday as part of his "u-s-a thank you 2016 wisconsin state fair park. doors open at 4 p-m....to get tickets -- check out the registration link on our website-- cbs 58.com. today: some sunshine under a partly cloudy sky. chilly with highs in the low to middle 20s but feeling like the low teens due to the wind. wind: nw 5-15 mph. tonight: some clouds while staying partly cloudy. lows in the low teens with wind

they had a lot of courage, a lot of drive, and were not going to be denied.se lessons should be a comfort to people facing today's america. next up, we're in petra, injordan, meeting a man who guides tourists in the ancient city after dark. petra by night... i'm a guide. petra by night, we started to do this programme 17 years ago. in order to give a chance for our visitors to see petra during the night. to enjoy the atmosphere. and we start from the main gate here. about two kilometres through the city. and we light more than 1,500 candles. soon, we arrive here. we start the show. we have twojordanian instruments, ancient instruments, the first one we call it shababa. sha ba ba, the flute. the other one we call it rebaba. last night, you hear, he sang about the bedouin. the bedouin live in the tents. in the caves. they breed horses. goats. raise camels. in the desert. applause. before the arab spring, before the problems, many tourists, i remember, 1,000 in a christmas time. but after, since five years, six years, slow down. sometimes 30, 70, not many touris

she denies.anned from the facility, we are not. because i'm from out of state, i can go in and visit an inmate without getting a background check. i'm going to try to go in and see if i can at least meet cody. shelby and cody rely on vicarious visitations like this one. while her friends and family visit with cody, she parks across the street, waiting for them to bring news from inside. >> oh, my goodness, how'd it go? >> it took a few minutes and then he came in. i think he was kind of surprised that i was there. he's a very, very good-looking guy. i also saw the tattoo, shelby, on his arm. you haven't seen that. he said if you are going to see shelby soon, tell her i love her and i'll call her tonight. >> thank you. >> it must be bittersweet. on the one hand you're happy that i got to see him but the fact that you can't see him must be really hard. >> yeah. >> he's up for parole in ten years. that's a daunting amount of time. i just worry that you are wasting your life somehow just waiting. >>

. >>> russia's government denying interfering with the election. it says it will respond to the sanctions with some of its own and says they could do it as early as today. russia's foreign ministry accused the obama administration of being foreign policy losers who are angry and narrow minded. it's spokesperson says washington was, quote, slapped in the face by its own master referring to the president. news 4's edward lawrence is on capitol hill working on getting us more details on this developing story. we will check in with him in a few minutes. >>> we are also follow a developing story in prince george's county where police are investigating a murder at a home on byers street in capitol heights. last night someone shot a man just before 9:00, he was rushed to the hospital but died. police say they're speaking with people who were inside that house at the time of the shooting. no word yet on a suspect or a the pain of losing a loved one is impossible to forget. when one man heard about the murder of a d.c. yoeg da instructor trish is that mccau

>> well, first of all, of course the russians are going to deny they were involved. that is their job. that's what mr. lavrov did today, the foreign minister. who would predict otherwise? second, i know that system well, i've lived there many years, i was the ambassador, i dealt with cyber security issues every single day for five years in the u.s. government. there is no way somebody was going to authorize the publication of those stolen e-mails from the dnc without vladimir putin's approval. this is a one-man system. this is run by him. he is a former member of the kgb. nobody would have done that without his approval. with respect to trump, i hope he will come to realize that if he doesn't embrace the facts that this will just haunt him for -- his administration. we'll keep talking about it, we'll keep asking him why he is denying what everybody else thinks is overwhelming evidence and i don't think that serves his own purposes for getting off to a clean start with the u.s. government, including the cia. and i also don't -- i think it constrains what he might want

of course, the white house denies that. but what we hear from senior white house officials is that, in the days after the election, they wanted to project calm, continuity, that they're committed to a smooth transition, but they say the game-changer has been those trump denials of russia's role. if they put that, they say, in an entirely different category of things donald trump has said. they say that that hits directly at basic national security, that it attacks the intelligence community, that it questions whether president obama kept the american people safe from this kind of thing. on that, they say they're not going to be quiet, obviously, wolf. >> michelle kosinski reporting from the white house. thank you. let's get more on this. democratic senator diane feinstein joins us, the voice chair of the senate intelligence x committee. thank you for joining us. do you believe that vladimir putin personally directed the u.s. election hacks? >> well, let me put it this way. we have had a number of briefings. they go back to

army corps of engineers denied a permit for a key section of the decoder pipeline. members said the child have been arguing the pipeline is dangerous to water supply in sacred sites. despite assurances from the pipeline builder. any damage would be minimal to thought that the builders are saying. i'm sunday. i'm someday the u.s. army corps of engineers called for if overvaluation of whether the row should be altered if u.s. stock market futures this morning. expecting to sell off today if there was a no in the referendum. only on the italian banks. dow futures up 84 at metallica for weeks in a row in a nearly 1300 points. cheryl, that is what is happening. cheryl: the euro is the big story hitting a 21 month low overnight after italy's prime minister said he would resign and voters should reject his plans to refine the italian constitution. for a closer look at currencies, jane foley, current strategist at brocklebank. the euro seems to be the big story here. is it possible we are going to see the euro on power, even going below the u.s. dollar? >> of course that is

the voters chose to deny, granting him more powers. ar more i am joined by -- orian at royal matteo renzi referred to himself as the demolish her. why did the people vote against him so overwhelmingly? there has been a miss understanding and over exaggeration of the meaning of this referendum. this is our referendum, a no vote led by opposition forces, especially some extreme populist party. we shouldn't for get -- shouldn't forget 56 of the main scholars rejected this referendum. basically they lost this referendum because it did and appeal to people. many people believing italy has some major problems. the institutional asset of the country. it is not just referendum itself. >> you would say this referendum does not fit into the current trend of antiestablishment moves like the brexit and the election of donald trump. you think this is more specific to italy. >> despite the fact that -- and these extreme right-wing movements across europe, it is part of this trend we have seen with brexit and with the move rising across europe. the r

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he denied the allegations before confessing a few months later. the scandal caused enormous damage to public reception in hollande's government. 's lawyers are arguing that sentence is far too heavy since he and his ex-wife have paid all the back taxes they owed to the government. extremely heavy sentence. it is totally unprecedented and i think that is sort of what they are arguing. what was built into the reason to try and speculate here as to it is not that much because it is in the decision but he did not turn anything over. he waited until he was way beyond being exposed, after quitting, resign, line to parliament -- laura: he lied to parliament. exactly. >> this would not fly. a politician would do something like that would be sanctioned very heavily. i think in france, culturally, and it has shown you just don't c to jail for a white ollar corporate crime. the political will and the will of the judiciary to put an end to tax evasion, whatever the format of it, and it leads financial process -- the financial prosecutor in france, she conside

simon denied the charges. we asked, but the u.s. attorney's office didn't comment about why those charges were dropped. >>> it is 4:34. metro owes decision to cut hours has a lot of you on social media upset. the board unanimously voted to stop service for maintenance. it will stop two hours earlier friday and saturday and one hour earlier on sunday. d.c. leaders acknowledge these cuts will have an impact on the district's economy. >> it's tough to swallow, absolutely. the district would go back to the late night hours at 3:00 in the morning. >> it's to get ahead of the issues before they come up, get in a cycle of doing it. >> the changes will take effect in july. >> people are not happy about that and they let metro hear about it on twitter. >>ir comes shipping. still ahead, we're taking you inside a fedex facility where it is crunch time ahead of christmas. plus deadline extended, not for shipping, but your health care assignment. details on the overnight announcement and what caused it. >>> first, it's a weather alert day and we

the judge denying that request to immediately stop it, but at the same time, he allowed this lawsuit challenging the recount to move forward. the lawsuit alleges that green party candidate jill stein shouldn't have been allowed to request the recount in recount is not not done by the december 13 deadline, wisconsin might be at risk of not having it's electoral votes counted. i spoke by phone with the head of one of the superpacs filing the suit just as the judge was denying the group's first request. >> if we're unsuccessful and the recount happens, we don't think it's going to change the outcome. we just think it will be a wasteful process, and we would hate to see millions of wisconsin voters not have their voices heard in the presidential election. in madison late next week, but by that time, much of the recount across the state could be completed. the counting here in milwaukee county this evening is wrapping up shortly, but folks will be back at it tomorrow as the re-count continues into the weekend. kathy: thanks. it appears the recount in michigan will move forward. the state'

but the lawyer denied that chan conspired with the president. saying the former aid did not receive specific instruction from park. during the first hearing last week, the lawyer suggested his client would admit to conspiring with the president. two other people have been indicted. choi and former presidential aide, an chong-bum. both have denied colluding with park. >>> french authorities are investigating the disappearance of a japanese student in the country's east. nhk has learned that the chilean man police are searching for has already returned to his country. the authorities have detained 21-year-old after he went missing after having dinner with a chiliian man in his 20s on december 4th in a restaurant. she's a junior and studying in eastern france. authorities suspect she may have been abducted, held captive or the victim of other crimes. the paper said the authorities on monday referred him to interpol as a material witness. police in chile told nhk the man has repatriated. they are now searching for him. >>> low lying bangladesh is on

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denies. >>> president-elect donald trump made two more appointments to his administration. thomas bossert will be the assistant to the president for homeland security and counterterrorism. he previously served as deputy assistant for homeland security under president george w. bush. and justin greenblatt will be charge international negotiation. >>> trump tower was cleared yesterday afternoon. people were seen running as officers waved them to exits. turns out the backpack contained children's toys and was harmless. trump lives in the trump tower and has offices there but at his florida estate at the time. >>> another round of post-holiday shopping mall disturbances. there have been more than a dozen incidents like these since monday. it's unclear if they are linked. >>> now to the weather this morning. a winter storm watch is posted for new england, while another significant storm system hits the pacific northwest. powerful wind and heavy snow are forecast for higher elevations in washington state. rain is expected in parts of the southeast. and that storm system that pumm

army corps of engineers denied energy transfer partners, the company behind the dakota access pipeline, a permit to drill under the missouri river, halting consnstruction for now. this is rocio velandia at the new york city protest reacting to the news. >> they had announced they were , but we saw it as a war tactic to disperse and confuse. we are the indigenous peoples of mother earth and we are used to the injustices against our people. we know how to survive. we have been here for thousands of years, and we will remain. and whatever happens to the indigenous peoples, it is action happening to everyone on earth. we have to understand when the water is on, we will all be gone. amy: a second massive winter blizzard has hit the resisistane camps atat standing rock in norh dadakota last night, forcing war protectors to seek shelter in nearby community centers and the standing rock sioux tribe casino. the standing rock healer and medic council said it's treated two people for hypothermia, and condemned the state of north dakota for maintaining a police road block on highway 1806 -- the ma

does it surprise anybody today when he denied it? >> so that was the senate minority leader pamela and you're reporting on no hard evidence of direct involvement but how -- once an investigation is complete, once the dots are connected, how might that change the equation moving forward. >> well, you know, they don't use e-mail and go to great lengths to cover their tracks talking about psycher espionage operations like what you saw during the election but when you put the pieces of the puzzle together that was enough for the cia to go to congress and say look, we believe with high confidence that not only do we believe putin was aware but that russians were working to help donald trump. but that's not stopping president-elect trump from tweeting today just as early as today saying if russia or some other entity was hacking, why did the white house wait so throng act. why did they only complain after hillary lost. you're hearing that from the trump side. that the white house are trying to undermine the election results. >> but you hea

. >> identity they denied it. they denied my application and i'm confused. >> david martin was stunned when to work with him on his retirement account. >> i asked for details and they said, we can't disclose that to you. >> the company, scottrade, also wouldn't tell us why it flagged his account, but they did point martin to the company that does their background checks. >> even though i've never committed theft. i've never been arrested. i've never been convicted. i've never been tried. all of a sudden, i have a history of theft on my record. >> but it wasn't his record. martin told them he says he's being mistaken for someone with the same name and almost identical social security number, someone with a criminal past. >> here we go again. >> he's sure that's what happened, because it's happened before. >> unpaid hospital bills and everything, and i knew nothing of those. >> we spoke with martin 25 years ago, when his credit report was confused with that of another david martin. that error was corrected with no m

russia's federal prison authority denies such allegations.tter to dw, they say they investigated the claims and found no evidence he was tortured. yet we asked vladimir putin's human rights commissioner about that letter. >> i'm not willing to go so far to say it is a systematic problem. because we are talking about one person out of 600,000 in custody. so, it is not a systematic problem. reporter: supporters say they have reports of similar abuse from prisons across russia. he is in a different jail now, but no one knows where he is. she has not given up hope of a normal life with him. she has kept a bottle of wine and says she is waiting to open it with her husband. brent: this time to switch gears and talk business. money is cheap and it is getting cheaper here in europe. pumping one trillion euros -- >> exactly. as expected, it is extending the stimulus program by another nine months but is going to start buying fewer bonds. that is spooking bond markets but financials are rallying. italian bankers banking stocks are on track for their be

by denying it was happening and by denying it was the russians or denying that continuous to this day much of a position to criticize. i think secretary kerri was exactly right when he said the administration was concerned if they stepped in more forcefully, they would be perceived as try to help secretary clinton as something certainly donald trump would criticize during the campaign. mr. trump cannot have it both by the ways and criticizing the president for not coming down. sir, i know you have to go to a briefing. do you have any knowledge or suspicion of team trump during the general election campaign? >> you know, that's an issue i cannot speak to. there is been a lot of interests of intelligence and investigation and none of which i can comment on. if you look at just what took place quite in the open, we know that the russians were hacking and we know that the russians were dumping information that's pertinent to secretary clinton and helping donald trump. we know that while this is going on, we know that donald trump is urging the russians to do more. russia if you are listen

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>>> protesters at the dakota access pipeline are celebrating the federal government's decision to deny the controversial pipeline's current route. sunday's announcement is a victory for thousands of who have camped out in the cold near the construction site, arguing that the project would have lands. but energy transfer partners, the company that's behind the project, claims the decision is purely political. nbc's tammy leitner reports from north dakota. >> reporter: thousands linked arms. cheers rang out. there were hugs, tears, and dancing as word spread across this sprawling camp in rural north dakota. >> we've gone through a lot, through thick and thin, through hot and cold. >> it's a good time to celebrate, you know? >> reporter: it was news many who have camped out for that an oil pipeline's planned route along the standing rox sioux reservation has been denied. it's a fight that began in the spring and in recent weeks escalated into violent clashes. at the heart of the balance, a $3.7 billion oil pipeline that stretches across four states and runs along the standing rock sioux r