. >> last seen leaving a popular bar with then 17-year-old joran van der sloot. >> joran van der sloots after natalee went missing. and i think the news media their involvement forced this. >> the news crews defended on the tiny nation as the mystery around natalee's disappearance became a major story. >> the enormous american media pressure is i think what drove the aruban government to understand that this case was not the ordinary criminal case. >> van der sloot was never charged. >> joran van der sloot, the prime suspect was such sleaze. it was clear he was not telling the truth. >> t.j. ward as an investigator hired by the family in 2005. he continues to work on the case today. >> i do believe joran van der sloot is directly involved with the disappearance of natalee holloway? absolutely. >> van der sloot is currently serving time in peruvian prison for the 2010 murder of 21-year-old stephany flores ramirez strangled in a lima motel room on the 5th anniversary of natalee's disappearance. >> and i think aruba has taken the position now why open pandora's box next 20 years he will b

van der sloot was never charged. >> van der sloot the prime suspect was such a sleaze.s not telling the truth. >> reporter: tj ward was an investigator hired by the family in 2005. he continues to wok on the case today. >> do i believe van der sloot is directly involved with the disappearance of natalee holloway? absolutely be >> reporter: he is currently standing trial in peruvian prison for murder. >> i think aruba has taken a position now why open pandoras box for the next 20 years he will be in prison. and then he will have to face federal charges in the united states for extortion. >> reporter: that is because before leaving for peru, van der sloot demanded payment from natalee's mother beth for the information on the whereabouts for her daughter's remains. in 2010 beth holloway launched the natalee holloway research center. a nonprofit focused on preventing other families having to go through what she and her ex-husband has been having to deal with. >> as a parent, you want to know what happened. right now we don't have natalee and we don't know anymore than what

most of the time, soli ders are not fighting. they are only fighting 20% of the time. chateau-thierry occupied by the second division, made of two brigades, one of the regular army. the other was a marine the great. am i correct? mr. yockelson: yes. they were all a regular army provision, a few drops of meant and a few -- a few drafted men and volunteers -- mr. yockelson: fake -- mr. moizan: fake trees to hide from the german airplanes. mr. yockelson: i would imagine this is a staged film showing how they used the communication lines. this guy has his gas mask on. he is showing the map cornets. -- map coordinates. for the first time, including marine fighting in europe, three-week long battles where they are planning ahead. those are the battles that took place. a french army was beating the second division of the time. mr. yockelson: they are loading up the artillery. do know what caliber? mr. moizan: french 75. most of the american at hillary was french 75 -- american artillery was french 75 or -- mr. yockelson: those are the shells? mr. moizan: yes, empty shells. --

when we got the sentencing of the surprise character in the mueller investigation, alex van der zwaan, he gets convicted. he will soon go to prison for lying to prosecutors. one of the things he lied about was his contact with konstantin kilimnik. with kostya from the gru. the special counsel's office gave us more detail on kilimnik in court, asserting in the alex van der zwaan case, that not only is konstantin kilimnik known to have a previous association with russian military intelligence, but in 2016, the fbi, still, quote, assessed him to have ties to a russian intelligence service. so, he's still russian military intelligence. in court documents, the special counsel's office has also asserted that rick gates, who is cooperating with mueller's investigation, he was aware of kilimnik's connection to russian military intelligence, and he talked about it openly as he was referring kilimnik to communicate with alex van der zwaan, right up until the presidential election. and so, now here's where we are. this week has been turned upside down by the leak from trump's legal team of the q

she was last seen with jor an van der sloot.e believes van der sloot is directly involved in the disappearance of their daughter. nol holo way -- holloway's father says very little is known. >> as a parent, you want to know what happened. and right now, we don't have natalee. and we don't know more than what we've known from the first day. >> reporter: van der sloot is currently serving a 28-year prison sentence in peru, for strangling a woman inside a hotel room. it happened in 2010, on the fifth anniversary. natalie's disappearance. when van der sloot gets out, he still faces extortioner charges here in the united states for demanding money from natalee's mother, in exchange for information. >>> especially simpson was last seen being dragged by a man. last night, friends and family gathered at the exact location to remember the missing teen. fern -- fernando castro is dead. he was killed by police. >> if you know anything about where he took her, what he did with her, even if you heard a small rumor. call right away. >> police

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special counsel's office gave us more detail on kilimnik in court, asserting in the alexa cappa van der zwaan case, that not only is konstantin kilimnik known to have a previous association with russian military intelligence, but in 2016, the fbi, still quote assessed him to have ties to a russian intelligence service. so he is still russian military intelligence. in court documents, the special counsel's office has also asserted that rick gates, who is cooperating with mueller's investigation, he was aware of kilimnik's collection to russian military intelligence, and he talked about it openly as he was referring kilimnik to communicate with alexa cappa van der zwaan, right up until the presidential election. so now here is where we are. this week has been turned upside down by a leak from trump's legal team of questions that mueller wants to put to the president. one of the most provocative questions in the whole list is mueller's team wants to ask the president what knowledge do you have of any outreach by your campaign, including by paul manafort to russia about potential assistance

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led to a sustained barrage of criticism from europe germany's der spiegel magazine has been the latest to join the fray summing up the american presidents chewed to his washington's allies with an offensive gesture on europe's leaders meanwhile have committed to fighting for their country's interests and are scrambling to save the . i think it is not right you know let's really cancel a deal that was agreed upon screening and. insulting. that diminishes confidence in the international order systematically destroying dismantling everything what do we want to be. america's and drove from the nuclear deal has made the situation even more towns so we continue to do business but if we always say that if we don't like things and we can't achieve international order everyone will do what they feel like that's bad news for the world. three days after american made the controversial move the chief inspector of the un's nuclear watchdog announced his resignation the next day a top nuclear expert at the u.s. state department also walked out neither gave an explanation for their decision probably

the landmark iran nuclear deal has led to an avalanche of criticism from europe germany's magazine derspiegel summed up the american presidents attitude toward washington's allies with an offensive and a gesture europe's leaders meanwhile have committed to fighting for their country's interests and are scrambling to save the pact. and i think it is not right to you know actually cancel a deal that was agreed upon screening and shouting insulting. that diminishes confidence in the international order systematically destroying dismantling everything what do we want to be able to be blinded to what americans tell the americas withdrawal from the nuclear deal has made the situation even more towns and so we continue to do business with iran if we always say that if we don't like things and we can't achieve for new international order everyone will do what they feel like that's bad news for the world. days after america made the controversial move the chief inspector of the un's nuclear watchdog announced his resignation there's also merged a very top nuclear expert at the u.s. state depart

leading media politicians have blasted what they see as a dangerous and destabilizing move germany's der spiegel even some donald trump chewed to washington's allies with an offensive gesture on germany's foreign minister who weighed in well i thought lining. to preserve the landmark nonproliferation agreement. i think it is not right to cancel a deal that was agreed upon. that diminishes confidence in the international order systematically destroying. everything what do we want to be. america's withdrawal from the nuclear deal has made the situation even more if we always see that if we don't mind things and we can't achieve international order everyone will do what they feel like that's bad news for the world. three day. controversial move the chief inspector of the un's nuclear watchdog his resignation then the next day a nuclear expert on the u.s. state department also walked out neither gave an explanation for the third decision . sideways like the fallout from the president's latest it. was president risking chaos in the middle east and in case you missed it people are surprised ag

it's seen as terrorist murder, the prosecutor spokesman eric van der sypt is said, based on the factbar" and information that the man was in touch with radicalised people while in prison. speaking on belgian radio this morning the belgian justice speaking on belgian radio this morning the belgianjustice minister said he felt responsible for the event. i feel responsible because i am responsible for the prisons. the question is, should this man has been released from prison leave? it isa been released from prison leave? it is a real issue because in his wish the suicide he took with him three innocent people and it deserves a self—conscious examination. innocent people and it deserves a self-conscious examination. in the city of liege, people have begun to signa city of liege, people have begun to sign a book of condolences. the questions for investigators are whether the killer planned this as an act of terror and should he have been stopped from being released from prison before carrying out his murders? damian grammaticus, bbc news, brussels. fresh talks have been held to try to ov

martin van der korn is now the highest ranking former v.w. official accused of a crime in the emissions scandal in the u.s. printer corn the former chief executive officer of the w. was accused of four counts of federal crimes in the united states one of conspiring to cheat the u.s. emissions system and three counts of wire fraud that he's using e-mail in order to achieve that he faces the big ten years in prison but he could avoid prosecution entirely simply by remaining in germany that is because germany does not extradite for crimes outside of the european union so he could simply remain in germany and that is what five lower ranking officials did when they were indicted they remain in germany and died by the u.s. but alluding prosecution to officials who did plead guilty in the united states from v.w. are facing hefty prison terms one of seven years one of three years the u.s. attorney general jeff sessions says this shows that the admissions cheating scandal in the u.s. occurred at the highest levels of the w. and he says it will be pros

what about the len ders in europe. if the european economy slows down.harles: germany wants to hold this together so we'll see if they step up to the plate. >> you will get down to merkel is lonely. charles: today's session was compelling. financials taking it on the chin. where do you see pockets of resolve and perhaps where people could buy this thing. >> i think we are going to see financials continue to the extent they have derivatives exposure. if you look at big technology, they are companies that got put on sale. you want to go for profit because that's always better alternatives than trying to avoid the losses. >> we have been talking about how there has been an overreaction to the bond surrogates. that we would be seeing 3.5 to 4 percent for a 10-year. charles: you like the value names particularly on the staples side. some of the costs have gone up and you are not worried about the squeeze? >> we have looked at the largest category killers. the smaller ones, the competition goes by the wayside. charles: north korea says it wants back in and it

investors are keeping their pow der. the dow and nasdaq are trending lower. someussell 2000 is showing strength. if you look at some of the , yous in the small caps have earnings beating estimates. these earnings winners, if you take a look at the bloomberg, there is an index that tracks average geopolitical risk in the u.s. in 2017, you can see the risk has doubled this year versus last year. some ofps to explain the domestically oriented small caps trending higher versus large caps and what we have seen particularly over the last several weeks. we will keep watching those oil prices. shery: thank you so much for that. let's get more on that breaking news. the new york times reporting that president trump told emmanuel macron that he will withdraw from the iran nuclear agreement, coming ahead of the official announcement at 2:00 p.m. oil tumbles well below $70 a barrel. we are joined by eli lake, bloomberg opinion columnist who covers national security and foreign policy. if you look at the new york times report, they say it may include additional economic p

alan der sh wits, i agree him on issue in the middle east, israel, our closest ally.here are the civil libertarians supposedly in the democratic party because their voices have been silent. is it political differences that they are willing to accept this type of intelligence abuse and abuse of power and spying on other candidates. >> organizations like the aclu that used to be for the first amendment no matter what have changed policy because you can raise more money being on one side or the other. i'm disappointed more are not concerned about what is going on with the fbi. this is about all campaigns. we can't allow the deep state to operate in this manner. we have to get to the bottom of what is going on here. >> if you were taking heat for writing the article, wait until your old friends see you on this show. god help you. thank you for what you are doing. it's courageous and the right thing to do. this is a danger to the country. when we come back, former speaker of the house, newt gingrich, right here in studio. picking the right style takes time. one picky custo

certainly also a number of economists who think that the regulation or -- the regulation egulation -- ng dertaxes, that is probably the area where support is the longest. ed: we seem to go from geopolitical shocks to geopolitical shocks, but the market kind of rides them out. what, if anything, should clients be worried about? what is the shock that will maybe bring the bull market to a close? jan: i think the biggest things to be concerned about are probably around what we talked about. namely, the possibility the economy overheats and inflation rises more significantly above the target, the fed ultimately is so committed to getting and,hing like 2% cemented therefore, has to be more aggressive in slowing things down once the unemployment rate starts did increase. it tends to be difficult to calibrate that in a way that pulls off a soft lady -- soft landing. that is not a law of nature, but it does suggest that doing these kind of soft landings from below is harder. it's got a couple situations where the economy is growing at a below trend pace and the fed is trying to slow things down coup

in the laboratories of the recalled institute food chemist saskia van der sloot is working on methods of distinguishing organic foods from those produced conventionally. amos to make fraudulent labeling impossible. products for organic products and to protect the farmers that are involved in this organic business we have to make sure that practices and consumers are getting what i paid for so that's why we need matter it's that can authenticate whether a product is organic or not. saskia found root places her faith in statistics she has analyzed the average composition of the yolk of an organic egg and amassed a vast amounts of data the theory is that everything which influences an egg is noticeable in the yolk in the form of an analytical fingerprint the analytical fingerprint often act when we would try to separate you from conventional x. is based on d.n.a. analysis of the yellow pigment and because we are looking at different yellow pink ones we call that an analytical fingerprint and together with statistics that calculation matters we try to discriminate between the group of the

generally when a crime occurs, during the commission of that crime some type of der interrogatory language is used -- derogatory. not an element of the crime, this is something we truly look at. this is the our greatest degree of our crimes in the city of seattle are bias elements, not actually malicious harrassment crimes. we have non-criminal bias incidents, used primarily when folks are using derogatory language in criminal nature. next slide, please. one of the important things with it obviously for us is the outreach to the community. we have seen an increase in reporting oaf the last period of several years we've been keeping our data, to include a larger degree after we've had a, on political side, the national front of the "me too" movement and other movements along those lines. we're emboldened in the city of seattle and pleased that we have seen in increase reporting by witnesses, people walking down the street, observe something happening in front of them, across the street from them, feel it is not right and will call into us. so that is a great thing for us. it means the outre

specifically programmed in the city's 10 year capital plan and that is scheduled to be updated next win der. winter.i would assume if it movs through, it should absolutely be part of the capital plan in front of this board next spring. >> what money for the municipal fiber system is planned for fiscal year '18-'20 budget? >>speaker: there is the 3.3 that's approved as part of capital planning and as i think kelly talked about earlier, there is 1.3 remaining in the project funds allocated in '16-'17 and '17-'18. >> she didn't mention that. thank you for reiterating. do you know to total tol lar dor figure for a city-wide system? ben says no. >> we have this information from the ctc study, so i think it was 1.2-1.9 billion. >> okay, thank you very much for your presentation. let's go to public comment. i see a couple members of the public still here. thank you for staying here. you have two minutes. >> chris wideman. i have spend 35 years dealing with telecommunications law and policy and half of that time across the street at utilities commission. in 2016 the commission by unanimous vote iss

i should point this out, press secretary sarah sand ders called him an added value outside the legal team. >> thank you. >>> attorney general jeff sessions is responding to a house intelligence committee chairman devin nunes who has called for congress to hold sessions in contempt. today in southern california, sessions said this. >> the department of justice has written him a letter and responded as appropriate to him. the request he made is one that the intelligence community and the department of justice feels is not grantable. we've explained that we'll be willing to talk to him about before. >> that's all the attorney general would say. so far, no response from chairman nunes. >>> the president says democrats wanted to devote his nominee to run the cia. because she works too hard against terrorists. gina haspel made the rounds on capitol hill ahead of's confirmation hearing. >> the first woman nominated to be cia director went to capitol hill with the vote coming down to a handful of senators. >> looking forward to wednesday. >> when haspel will testify. today the cia veteran me

bryant, thank you very much, just a repipeline der to the board -- reminder to the board, this is something we voted on last year, where we're going to have educational presentations brought to us on a recurring basis. why don't we open up for public comment? any members of the public that would like to address the committee? seeing none, we close public comment. >> item 16, discussion item, the executive director report. >> i had the pleasure of attending new commissioner carmen chu's swearing in and certainly welcome to her. we've had an opportunity to meet with her last week for a brief period of time and i believe there is going to be continuing orientation. and she has her own ideas of what she needs to know, so that is very refreshing. we appreciate her interest and look forward to continuing to meet with her. we sent out by e-mail a copy of the status report on her 2018 proxy voting. you got a hard copy here at this meeting just in case. meeting just in case. >> unfortunately, working so close to retiring, he fumbled -- he finally got the bug i decided to leave. we wish him well, and

. >> narrator: eric van der sypt is a belgian counterterror prosecutor. >> we realized that he was activen the recruitment of people from france, from belgium and he trained them, and he was responsible for sending back people to western europe also. people that want to die, they're not afraid to die, and they're not afraid to kill other people while doing so. >> narrator: abaaoud now became the subject of an international manhunt. european and u.s. intelligence detected his cell phone in athens, but by the time greek police raided his safe house, he had already fled. it was the first of what would be several missed opportunities to capture him. >> abaaoud disappeared, and it's a pity we lost him because we knew who he was, what he was doing, and sure, we would have loved to have captured him, it's a sure thing, but he got away. he managed to escape, and he managed to go back to syria. >> narrator: over the next few months, isis sent a series of le operatives to attack europe authorities suspected abaaoud was involved. then in june 2015, spanish counterterror officials made a breakthrough

again, together those will have significant improvements to the system to the neighborhood and owe der and to the rate payers to everybody. so i'm a big fan of those two projects in particular. i just wanted highlight the inter departmental project in the book starting at age 37. those projects have a lot of complications with other city agencies in particular, m.t.a. and other agencies as well. i noted for example, that the taraville street project does not indicate, i think did not indicate a schedule delay or separate phasing but i had head that p.u.c. was asking to split that from sunset boulevard out to the beach and from sunset boulevard in because maybe it wasn't a sewer site change maybe it was the water side that couldn't handle all the connections that the same time so that was going to impact munis project. anyway, all of those inter departmental projects have all these complicated and inter dependencies so i'm looking forward to your approval of this revised baseline and keeping things on track and i'm sorry i missed earlier in the meeting. has there been an announcement of

we expect press secretary san hassan ders to step up any moment as we get reaction from the special counselongratulations, america, we're no the second year of the greatest witch hunt in american history. there's no collusion, the only collusion was any democrats who were unable to win an election despite spending far more money. trump attorney rudy guiliani says mueller has told the president's legal team he will

. >>> president trump has issued a sdas der deck disaster declaration for hawaii where geologist s warn that kilauea could have an explosive steam at any moment. and boulders could go flying. marci gonzalez has the details. >> reporter: a disaster declaration for the big island after the volcano eruptions, and now they watch for a massive explosion here at kilauea summit. it could send boulders the size of cars rocketing out of the crater, ash blowing 20,000 feet in the area. the kratser crater is in volca national park. outside of the park, there is no danger, but ash could rain down for miles. >> this is not life threateing, but it is something that people need to be mindful of. >> reporter: 20 miles away, the 15 fissures that septemb s sent sky and detouring homes pausing for more than two day, but evacuation orders are still in place for nearly 1800 residents as geologies say it is likely lava could start flowing again. and they worry smaller cracks like this could expand and open in more roads stranding people who decided to stay behind. alan still refusing to evacuate. what will i