according to dugan, the american liberal ideology when taken to its extreme ultimately abolishes all forms of collective identity, and, therefore, is a destructive force which ruins nations. in recent years there's been quite a bit written on dugan and the western press it's not entirely clear how much influence he has in russia. according to some observers, dugan's geo political vision has become the load star for russian president vladimir putin's foreign policy. there are some people in the white nationalist movement that take issue with the idea of separatism some extreme right groups reject separatist projects as retreatist and defeatist. they argue that whites should not settle for the style of the northwest front. mother office, some detractors point out if most white separatists congregated in one region they would be sitting ducks for a hostile government. he categorically rejected this idea of creating a rump state for white separatists. this was analogous to whites fleeing suburbs. rough urged folks to stand up and fight. there seems to be a trend in which the broader nati

the mortuary owner, dan dugan is helping the family plan their funerals. >> they are both really sincerely kind, compassionate individuals. >> i am old enough to be their grandparents and you do get close. >> family and friends say they are taking solace knowing that alex and michaela were together at the very end of their lives.>>> at a memorial outside the warehouse fire scene mourners has placed hours and personal messages. the city of oakland is trying to figure out what to do with this wall of remembrance. we show you the colorful tributes join the creative

captain daniel dugan speaking on how to prevent something like this in d.c. >> it is all about inspections. you have got to get out and walk your buildings to find stuff like that. ryan: the chief says inspectors routinely check the clubs in the city and other buildings making sure they have the right permits and a hope never happens. >> everybody wants to have a good time, but at the end of the day, we want to make sure everybody goes back to their families. ryan: and a fire chief also offering up so that the to the families of the victims and the first responders. d.c. fire and ems sending thoughts and prayers to everyone involved. live in northwest, i'm ryan store clerk in spotsylvania county. david washington is being held without bond. investigators say surveillance video shows washington talking to a 54-year-old inside a sun oco on jefferson davis highway on saturday. washington attacks the clerk with a piece of wood. the clerk was pronounced dead at the scene. breaking news in the dispute over the dakota excess oil pipeline. engineers denied permits needed to build the pipeline unde

the mortuary owner, dan dugan is helping the family plan their funerals. >> they are both really sincerely kind, compassionate individuals. >> i am old enough to be their grandparents and you do get close. >> family and friends say they are taking solace knowing that alex and michaela were together at the very end of their lives.>>> at a memorial outside the warehouse fire scene mourners has placed hours and personal messages. the city of oakland is trying to figure out what to do with this wall of remembrance. we show you the colorful tributes join the creative spirit of those who died in that tragedy. >> reporter: raindrops began falling like tears on the fence lined with flowers and photos. handwritten messages with love and handbrake -- heartbreak. the memorial has grown to include artwork , poor tree and paintings that reflect how these -- poor tree and -- poetry and paintings that reflect how these victims lived in their lives. >> one man came with his guitar to play a song for the from that he lost. >> ♪ . >> the music and words created from the pain and sorrow of these pass -- past

their family said they worked together at dugan mortuary in daly city. there will be a service held in the family home tomorrow. >>> this man managed the warehouse that went up in flame of tonight he has a message for the victims' families. >> million dollar homes for the homeless? tonight why that could become reality in an upscale bay area neighborhood. >> what is wrong with the water? some bay area customers are complaining about the taste and smell. tonight we trace the source of the problem. >> it is already down to 34 degrees in lafayette. it is already down to 34 degrees in santa rosa. close to a freeze, there are freeze warnings up for parts of northern california and it's also going to pour. we'll talk about it all coming up next. cameras caught >> closed captioning for this newscast is sponsored by living spaces furniture. >>> for the first type since the warehouse went up in -- time since the warehouse went up in flames cameras caught up to the man known to own the ghost ship. some say he's at fault for this fire. kpix5's allen martin is follo

reaction to more the saudi budget announcement with gary dugan and as this turbulent early 16 draws to discuss how investors are positioning themselves -- turbulent tray 16 draws to a close, we discuss how investors are positioning themselves. angie: i'm angie lau with an update of your top stories. deutsche bank has agreed to settle an investigation in the united states for $7.2 billion. that includes a $3.1 billion civil penalty from the justice department and the provision of $4.1 billion in relief to consumers. the justice department is suing barclays for allegedly deceiving investors who bought mortgage backed securities between 2005 and 2007. it alleges that bank deceived investors about the quality of more t$3

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gary dugan,s now is chief investment officer for immigrants in bd -- emirates mbd. the u.s.he yield on benchmark 10-year. you can see it is hurtling basically towards 2.5%, which is quite a change from earlier in the year. the white line, i believe, is oil. obviously recovering off the back of that big opec deal. when you see a chart like this, do you think the paradigm has shifted? is this a new era for markets? >> i think it is not a paradigm shift but certainly a days we have to go through. oilnot sure we will see an price at $80 or $90. if we were talking about those kind of numbers, i think we would be fearful of oil prices driving those bond yields of, but we are absorbing this $50 to .55, $60 level >> one of the other trends we have been seeing in the market is inflation expectations also rising off the back of donald trump's plan infrastructure spending, fiscal stimulus. does that make life easier or harder for the federal reserve at this juncture in time. >> i think at this point, it is just very easy to increased interest rates, and they wanted to do that

the owner, dan dugan is helping the families plan their funerals. >> they're both kind, compassionateividuals. >> i'm old enough to be their grandparent, so they do get close. >> friends and family say there's some solace knowing they were with each other at the very end. >>> 2 investigates has uncovered video and photos that seemed to show below standard living conditions at the ghost ship before it burned down. ross polumbo met with a former tenant. >> there was stuff piled high that you had to climb over. >> reporter: broken bathrooms, propane tanks, even rv's parked inside. >> so there were rv's in there. >> there were five or six, i rented one. >> reporter: shelly rented one a year ago, when she was an artist living here. paying $556 in rent, and using bathrooms like this. >> why is there a propane tank in the bathroom? >> to heat the water for showers. >> did that appear to be safe? >> no, because the kids were in there, and several tanks right outside that bathroom door. >> when you lived there, did it dawn on you, this could be a huge fire problem? >> when i did live there, ye

alexander dugan, the sort of philosopher prop gandist behind putin says liberal democracy is an enemy. >> not to sound unpatriotic, but in a sense we learned that america isn't exceptional, because it happened in the uk, it happened here, and it's happening across europe as well. >> to me the lesson which relates to this is, yes, there are no guardrails. there's not some sort of natural force where nations regrow -- you know, there's more global cooperation, that this sort of like -- that we get along better, no. that absolutely doesn't exist. and also the thing i keep thinking about and brexit really does connect to this is i knew this already but it was a wake-up call. you cannot build a global order that is benefitting a lot of people. and let's keep in mind it is. there are literally hundreds of millions of people in china that were at starvation levels of subsistence who can essentially work and drive cars. so this global order has conferred big benefits on hundreds of millions of people. you cannot construct something that kwerz benefits and hammers essentially the middle class

a tweet by a gentleman named evan mcdowell who says he's an eu affairs consultant saying alexander dugan has said washington is ours. it's now ours. now we just have to drain the swamp at home. that is the view apparently from moscow. thank you all. coming up, how the united states could come to resemble the congo. stay with us. he gets a lot of compliments. he wears his army hat, walks around with his army shirt looking all nice. and then people just say, "thank you for serving our country" and i'm like, that's my dad. male vo: no one deserves a warmer welcome home. that's why we're hiring 10,000 members of the military community by the end of 2017. i'm very proud of him. male vo: comcast. >>> i'm not active in the transition, but i'm watching and. >> well, are you talking to the president-elect is the question? >> i'm watching the transition. i'm not active in it and i don't want to talk about who i'm speaking to, but i'm aware of what's going on. >> on friday paul manafort, donald trump's former campaign chair, distanced himself from the transition following reports he had returned to