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russia's federal security service has eliminated a terrorist cell run and funded by islamic state thegroup planned attacks for the new year celebrations as well as the presidential elections next month medina caution of a possible. russia's federal security service has for the plot of a terrorist group which planned attacks including suicide bombings there around new year celebrations and also targeting presidential elections in march next here now the bombings were planned by members of an isis affiliated group which was from central asia and europe in the operation the security services confiscated improvised explosive devices they also destroyed firearms and ammunition now according to the released after deed at the security services fault eighteen attacks and twenty seventeen alone they also busted fifty six terror cells which were planning to create bases in different regions across the country the office director warns that the terrorist threat is especially high at this moment as islamic state militants are returning to their home countries and seeking to continue their activit

russia's federal security service has detained seven suspects believed to have been plotting an attack in st petersburg and this video here you can see one of the suspects being arrested as he headed towards a shipping container he later admitted explosives were hidden there the security service revealed the attacks were planned for saturday with one location believed to be victim cathedral in some petersburg a popular tourist landmark especially coming up to the christmas and new year holidays during the raid the f.s.b. said they phoned elements of explosive devices guns and ammunition in april this year the same petersburg metro was hit by a suicide bomber attack which killed fifteen people and injured more than one hundred a second explosive device also in the metro system failed to detonate that day and was later this. now in choosing between the traditional star or angel for your christmas tree topper this year has just gotten more difficult decorations are now taking on the faces of politicians. now is not what you want to wake up to on christmas morning a lot of us old and used

translation: an investigation is underway, which includes experienced officers from the federal security servicepossible theories of what happened are being worked on. russia and saint petersburg itself is no stranger to bomb attacks like this. in april, 16 people died when the city's metro system was targeted. and next summer saint petersburg is due to host games in the football world cup. so an incident like this will have the authorities on edge. russia is a target and whoever carried out this latest attack is still at large. tim allman, bbc news. an arctic cold snap is bringing sub—zero temperatures and heavy snow to large parts of north—east america and canada. temperatures have been reported as low as minus fifteen in toronto. while the us lakeside city of erie, in pennsylvania, had a record 1.5 metres of snow in 48 hours, with more on the way. parts of the us are literally frozen. many places are well below zero. this is eyrie, pennsylvania, which got 70 centimetres of snow. this place has been placed under a state of emergency because of heavy snow. officials are asking everyone to stay

translation: an investigation is underway, which includes experienced officers from the federal security service are being worked on. russia and saint petersburg itself is no stranger to bomb attacks like this. in april, 16 people died when the city's metro system was targeted. and next summer saint petersburg is due to host games in the football world cup. so an incident like this will have the authorities on edge. russia is a target and whoever carried out this latest attack is still at large. tim allman, bbc news. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: the harry and barry show — the former president talks to the british royal about the irresponsible use of social media. the most ambitious financial and political change ever attempted has gotten under way with the introduction of the euro. tomorrow in holland we will use money we picked up in belgium today and we will use the same money in france. it has got to be the way to go. george harrison, the former beatle is recovering in hospital after being stabbed at his oxfordshire home. a 33—year—old man from liverpool is being interviewed by po

instructed the federal security service to act within the law when dealing with these thugs but if the law enforcement officers is in danger they must act decisively to take prisoners they must destroy these thugs on this book. sides that the russian president called russia's military operation in syria a preemptive move against terrorism at home according to mr poole the threat of terrorist attacks could have been much worse if russia hadn't intervened than otherwise he warned of thousands of trained attackers infiltrating russia we remember of course that the previous major terrorist blast happened in the metro train in this very city and that is especially alarming given that russia is in the peak of the holiday season security is heightened all across the country and it is definitely being felt here in st petersburg and everyone is really waiting for the suspect to be found and arrested well earlier we spoke to tell me topia loto an expert in preventing terrorism he says russia's actions in syria helped to prevent a number of attacks in different countries. should be grateful for i

translation: an investigation is underway, which includes experienced officers from the federal security servicer ministry. all possible theories of what happened are being worked on. russia and saint petersburg itself is no stranger to bomb attacks like this. in april, 16 people died when the city's metro system was targeted. and next summer saint petersburg is due to host games in the football world cup. so an incident like this will have the authorities on edge. russia is a target and whoever carried out this latest attack is still at large. tim allman, bbc news. in syria, aid workers have started to move critically—ill children from a rebel held suburb near the capital, damascus. after months of negotiation, four patients were taken out of ghouta on tuesday night. another 25 are expected to be moved in the coming days, although hundreds more are in urgent need of treatment. around 400,000 people have been under siege by government forces since 2013. from beirut, our correspondent, martin patience. seven—year—old imjy is preparing for a shortjourney, and it will almost certainly end up saving

petersburg, vladimir putin said he is older the head of the federal security service to liquidate banditsened . the blast was the latest in a series of attacks linked to islamic extremism who targeted his home city. public support for a full term has slipped as a survey showed 47% of voters want her to step down before the end of a four-year mandate or party -- her party won in september, up from 36% in october, a sign the political stalemate since the election may be working against the acting chancellor before preliminary coalition talks with the social democrats begin in the new year. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalist and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am taylor riggs. this is bloomberg. carol: thank you so much. let's start with a check on the market, s&p 500 futures, quite market in the united states -- a quiet market in the united states with s&p 500 futures not changed. nymex crude, up 1/10 of 1%. below $60 a barrel. bitcoin, down 8%. talking about apple, the ceo tim bonus, $102 a 74% million package as apple shares almost -- up almost 50% thi

you know the full show want to get and i was told if i didn't catch it that russia's federal security services detained seven suspects believed to be plotting an attack in some video to show you one of the suspects apparently being arrested as he headed towards some sort of saying that he later admitted explosives were hidden in their security service revealed the attacks were planned for this saturday with one location believed to be the busy cathedral in some. a popular tourist question this time of year course of shop it is well during the raid the f.s.b. said they found elements of explosive devices guns and ammunition in april this year the same pittsburgh metro was hit by that suicide bomb attack which killed fifty even injured over a hundred more on a second device so you may recall was also found on the metro system it felt it detonate that day it was designed but obviously police some highly specialised tummy tuck it away elsewhere in europe so now this is news coming in from the netherlands we're hearing a man's been shot very recently in the last hour or two the seaview down saddam'

really think of a better word than torture to describe this is just in petersburg russia federal security service is detained seven suspects need to be in plotting an attack the prince and petersburg video feed to show you were one of the suspects trying to being arrested as he headed towards a container he later admitted explosives were hidden there the security service revealed the attacks were planned for this saturday with one location believed to be the cathedral of st petersburg the real popular tourist. during the raid the f.s.b. said they found elements of explosive devices as an ammunition in april this year this includes metro of course hit by the suicide bomber attack fifteen died. and injured over one hundred the second explosive device also in the metro system failed to detonate plated of course just tell me please and even the old it seems they've had some success the. heading into a break when we come back seems france has put an end so young students using mobile phones in schools even during the break to debate over health issues for children look at life thoughts on that coming

russia's federal security service said seven members of a terror cell were detained for their involvementn the plot and that a significant amount of explosives, weapons, and extremist literature were confiscated. it was the second time in three days the two leaders spoke by telephone. >>> some confusion and plenty of outrage this morning after the centers for disease control was ordered to ban a list of words, including vulnerable, fetus, and transgender. the "washington post" reporting the trump administration told the cdc last week not to use certain words on 2018 budget documents, and here they are. you might not believe them. yes, diversity, transgender, fetus, vulnerable, entitlement, evidence-based, and science-based. >> one longtime policy analyst told the "post" reaction at that briefing at the cdc was "incredulous," are you serious, are you kidding. the cdc itself is pushing back on the "washington post" reporting. director brenda fitzgerald sent a note to staff saying in part "cdc has a longstanding history of making public health and budget decisions that are based on the best

russia's federal security service says seven terror suspects were arrested. were also seized. joining me now, retired fbi agent manny gomez. was this just routine sharing of critical cia intelligence, or would it be unusual to have that level of cooperation with russia? >> well, russia and the united states have been working and collaborating together to try to thwart future terrorist acts. terrorism is global now. they helped us out or at least they gave us information regarding the boston bombers. and obviously, we helped them out in this situation. i think it's great that we cooperate with other people, other countries in the world to try to stop these global terrorist attacks. as long as we don't give up the tradecraft. if we don't give up the way we got the information, that's the key. the techniques as to how we get these supersensitive types of intelligence information is the key to protecting our national security. so i believe in cooperating. and it should be reciprocal, but as long as we don't give up the techniques and the way we give up the sensit

services trace and detect the man plotting this attack. this appears to what we were told about the federal state security services on friday. that i say that they rested seven men and they had explosives and they had weapons and ammunition and they were linked to isis and they had extremist literature with them when they were arrested in an apartment. they were planning attacks using suicide bombers and ieds in a central location. this seems to be one in the same thing. this would have been seven attackers, suicide bombers and men with automatic weapons who could shoot down innocent civilians. this is what president putin appears to thank president trump for. timely and helpful advice from the cia to the russian intelligence. fredricka? >> so fascinating. thank you so much. meanwhile the russia investigation comes on under attack for the lawyers in the trump presidential transition. this after the special counsel obtained thousands of e-mails from the team. trump transition lawyers claim they were obtained illegally. a representative firing back saying "we have secured either the account owner's consent or appropriate crimi

we understand about this terror attack perhaps comes from an announcement made by the federal state security services here on friday. they announced on friday that seven men from an isis terror team that were plotting attacks in st. petersburg, major institutions and places about it using suicide vests and ieds and the police and the raid were able to collect weapons, ammunition, terrorist paraphernalia and also explosives as well. the two seem to be the one in the same incident. it seems that president putin is thanking president trump for stopping a suicide bomber on a tourist area in st. petersburg that could have led to shooting on the streets and in public areas as well as an attack using explosives. that attack had been expected to happen on saturday on one of the clues as to how the cia may have gotten involved or known about it. what we learned from the russian security services on friday was that this isis team was being led by a team leader outside the country and communicating with this isis cell using the telegram messenger application. >> do you know if there was any hesitation from russ

security services which are also under pressure from islamist threats. it's an interesting question obviously there's a big difference the german system has a federal system the german security services are all witnessed at the federal level and also on the regional level so there's a number of a lot of activists that need to talk to each other not a lot of police authorities from the different blend that need to talk to each other and that's something that for example britain doesn't have that way and israel doesn't have that way this different approach to it they they also they have got their own problems but definitely germany has this federal structure thing but in this emory was red flag he was working for intelligence services as an asset as a lawyer to get information he had fourteen different identities how could a person like this look through the net yeah that's also i think a pro docked of the federal federally ogunleye system there was a number of identities that i miss emory used and he was on the radar that's right and he was probably being used as a bait as a lure for the security services so they can understand better where he goes and how

federal government -- >> social security. >> the library of congress. >> national park service -- >> is closed indefinitely. >> 800,000 federalhome today without pay. >> republicans thought that the public would rally to their side, but actually shutting down the government left a lot of americans with a really bad taste in their mouths, and it ended up hurting the republicans. >> the anger and resentment of federal workers is mounting with every passing day and every missed paycheck. >> wake up, you bunch of dummies, and get with it. >> i'm a registered voter. have friends that are registered voters. we'll remember come november. >> polls show most americans blame republicans more than they do the president for the current standoff. >> a three-week shutdown ended on saturday. thousands of federal workers across the country were able to go back to their jobs today. >> the republicans learned an important lesson. that it would make a lot more sense for them to try to govern with the president than to try to confront him. >> the whitewater investigation unfolds, and hillary clinton becomes the focus of prosecutors' interests. >

responsible here in washington for security at ten federal courthouses as well as protecting judges, juries and witnesses. according to jason wood low with the marshall service chapter of the federal m association, headquarters staffing here in washington has taken priority over staffing of field offices around the country. at the federal courthouse in the district providing security in the for judges and prisoners taken priority over staffing the warrant squads that look for the fugitives judges want to see inside their courtrooms. he said on any given day, staffing will be so tight at the federal courthouse. that no deputy marshalls are outlooking for futures. some of the unserved warrants include coming from the dea as well as the fbi as well as judges who are serving bench warrants. one thing we were able to confirm you may recall last saturday, there was a shooting of a toddler inside an amendment on pomeroy road. dc police made an arrest in that case and charged a man with possession of a firearm. but we've been able to learn that that man was a fugitive and had a warrant outlet for a state from the federal courthouse. now, it's uncle warrant is or was

federal judges. the marshall service is responsible for providing security for the permissible counsel's office, as well as the deputy attorney general. now, one thing we have been able to confirm is that there was a shooting last saturday of a three-year-old at the apartment house on pomeroy road. we understand a man wanted for a gun charge in that case was actually wanted on one of these fugitive warrants out of the federal courthouse. he was wanted for escape. it's unclear exactly how old the warrant is but we can tell you that that man was arrested yesterday and he's now in custody. we're live in northwest, paul wagner, fox 5 local news. >>> there's new video from that armored truck robbery in beltville last friday a bank of america on baltimore avenue and police help this video will help track down the suspects. this is surveillance video that shows two employees depositing money into the atm when two armored suspects approached them from behind, forced them to the ground and then took off with cash. police say the masked men made off with more than $200,000, so far, there have been no arrests in t

federal authorities like the fbi, the secret service and the department of homeland security will be to assist local law enforcement on new year's day. in irwindale, california, anita vogel you fox 11 morning news. >>> it was not your typical flight. >> line up for home. 38 degrees. >> that's the pilot on a flight out of detroit. you can hear him going over the information about the flight, visibility, et cetera, before finally taking off. but then it became kind of a different kind of announcement about one of the flight attendants on board. lauren. >> i want to spend the rest of my life with you. [ screaming ] >> will you marry me? [ applause ] [ crying ] >> yes! >> that was a big yes, i think . >> the video has been seen 100,000 times so far. so quite the treat for those flying to oklahoma out of detroit. >> very sweet proposal there. >>> we are going to send things over to our sweet chief meteorologist bill martin here. >> thank you. >> you like that, bill? >> i did. that was kind of cute. kind of cute. >> what's going on out there. >> um, i always wondered what if she said no? y

else, except victor who loves this stuff, there are reforms to the social security act that for the first time a service federal funding for foster care -- federal funding that can be used to pay board. that money is attached to the afdc program. children who qualify can have a foster care paid for by the federal government. that is precisely the time when reforms are allowing black women to qualify for it. they could not qualify before because they were pretty explicitly kept out. for a number of reasons. at exactly the moment when more black women are able to qualify agencies are not children ofake the black mothers and put them into foster care. there is a lot of threats to do that. sorry, let me go back. they are not allowed to really punish black women for applying placedc, but first what they can do is use afdc f unds to take their children and place them in foster care. as a safeguard against that -- i set out was not going to the weeds and now i have too much. one of the things that happens with this federal money for foster care that is linked to afdc is you have to have a court order to prevent agenci

service employees asked for their village back in 1977. it took the federal government four decades to approve it. >> north korea's foreign ministry, lashing out days after the united nations securityncil unanimously adopted u.s. drafted sanctions over its nuclear weapons program. kim hutcherson reports. >> reporter: north korea not mincing words in response to the new round of u.n. sanctions calling measures an act of war. north korea also warned sunday that the u.s. and other nations that support the sanctions will pay a heavy price. the comments come after the u.n. security council voted unanimously on friday to adopt u.s. drafted sanctions against north korea for its november missile test. as we have in the past, we will continue to match the kim regime's choice of aggressive actions with actions of international sanction. awe n nikki haley said the sanctions will strangle energy supplies and tighten restrictions on smuggling. >> we asked the radiosherto choose the path of peace. they have chosen isolation. >> the resolution cuts exports of gasoline, diesel and other reend r fined oil products by 89%, bans exports of industrial equipment, machinery and vehicles to north korea.

service employees asked for their village back in 1977. it took the federal government four decades to approve it. >> north korea's foreign ministry, lashing out days after the united nations security.s. drafted sanctions over its nuclear weapons program. kim hutcherson reports. >> reporter: north korea not mincing words in response to the new round of u.n. sanctions calling measures an act of war. north korea also warned sunday that the u.s. and other nations that support the sanctions will pay a heavy price. the comments come after the u.n. security council voted unanimously on friday to adopt u.s. drafted sanctions against north korea for its november missile test. as we have in the past, we will continue to match the kim regime's choice of aggressive actions with actions of international sanction. awe n nikki haley said the sanctions will strangle energy supplies and tighten restrictions on smuggling. >> we asked the north korean radiosherto choose the path of peace. they have chosen isolation. >> the resolution cuts exports of gasoline, diesel and other reend r fined oil products by 89%, bans exports of industrial equipment, machinery and vehicles to north korea. countries usi

not analyzed although security agencies had agreed to do so in such cases federal and state criminal investigation officers coordinate their activities with intelligence services at the gate tatts the joint counterterrorism center in berlin the name appears on the agenda seven times clearly he was seen as a top dangerous person. never too early and representative in the told me there was hardly any other person who had been so intensely and so often dealt with. behind it were the only. the data was expected to reveal concrete information for a decision on further steps to be taken against amery that is why the state criminal police offices in berlin and north rhine-westphalia were supposed to analyze the data promptly and agreements which neither agency carried out systematically. this finda is. that for example it's quite significant also striking that in february they dealt with twice with the confiscated phone data and the analysis of it. but then for months no one asked what happened with the analysis but. apparently this was no exception in the joint counterterrorism center and not just in the case of amery according to an officer who worked there for yea

federal authorities will also be here. we have the f.b.i., secret service and the department of homeland security that will be helping out.> julie: all right, anita, thank you very much. the rose bowl. you know those roses would have frostbite on them if they were here. >> rick: georgia and oklahoma, who do you like? >> julie: don't ask me. i don't watch foot ball. is that soccer? don't ask. do not ask. that's the one subject i can't pretend to know anything about. i know there is a football game coming up this weekend. >> rick: one of those two teams will win. >> julie: i'll go with georgia. >> rick: president trump sat down with the new "the new york times" for an extensive interview. the highlights are just a few minutes away. >> julie: sadly, santa is sadly leaving town tonight as "else" the musical leaves town. i went to go see it last night, and i can seriously vouch for it as a fun family holiday show which actually keeps adults and children both interested. it is based on the movie, one of my children's favorites. it tells a hilarious tale of a buddy, a young orphan child who is mistakenly transported back to the

security in courtrooms in the federal courthouse d.c. has also taken priority over staffing warrant squads that look for wanted fugitives. some outstanding warrants come from dea and fbi and u.s. marshall service says it's collaborating with other law enforcement agencies to reduce the numbers of wanted fugitives. taxes going down and paychecks going up. this is the kind of relief americans deserve. >>> victory lap for republicans today as 1.5 trillion tax cut package heads to president trump's desk for his signature. house lawmakers gave final approval to the tax bill 224 to 2 the long awaited tax rewrite gives republicans and trump the first legislative at atreement since election. final version of the bill includes repealing obamacare individual mandate and reducing corporate tax rate from 35 to 21%. and gop says it cuts tax force 5% of americans. >> and 3.2 trillion think of it in tax cuts for americans and doubling the standard deduction and doubling the child tax credit. the typical family of four earning $75,000 will see income cut tax of more than 2,000. they will have $2,000 and that's in my opinion going to be less than the average. you will have a lot more than that. >>> the measure

security discussion about possible trump international aid but investigators did not request record from trump's transition group, instead e-mails came from general services administration, a separate federal agency. members of the transition group of argued that the gsa was unauthorized to give the e-mails to the investigators. >>> update to that accident on a mountain yesterday. pennsylvania resort says that it will talk to appropriate state agencies before reopening. the accident left skiers and snow borders dangling about 25 . the ski patrol rushed to their aid lowering many of them one by one, with ropes. >> my jaw dropped, i was just sitting there for a while and just watching, the emergency personnel come up. >> it took more than an hurry to get everyone down, five people suffered minor injuries and more than 100 people were stranded. the incident started when a chair carrying skiers and snow borders slid back into another chair. that started a chain reaction that ended with four chairs bang nothing to each other. >>> wife of the former nba player lorenzo wright has been charged with murder. it is happening after seven years after he was discovered. police say sherry wright has been

services to make sure you get out of san francisco and home safely.>>> security on the las vegas strip will be tighter for new year's eve. more than 330,000 -- on the strip. federal officials are teaming up with state and local law enforcement to make sure the celebration is safe. nevada lawmakers approved the hundred $50,000 for stepped-up security on new year's eve following the shooting on october 1.>>> in new york city more than 1 million people are expected to go to times square to watch the ball drop on new year's eve. they can expect to see the most security ever. among other things a security will be stepped up at car and truck rental locations to prevent a vehicle attack. there will also be increased security at office towers and hotels in response to the massacre in las vegas.>>> a man is behind bars facing attempted murder charges after crashing his car into a market and leading police on a chase. it happened in concorde yesterday afternoon at the farm bureau or market. it ended a mile away at fifth street and the alameda. the suspect david gopi of concorde saw someone he knew in front of the market and tried to run the person over. he missed and crash

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security discussions about possible trump international aims but the investigators did not request the records from trump's transition group. instead the emails came from general services administration, a separate federal members of the transition group have argued that the gsa was unauthorized to give the emails to the investigators. >> our community continues to come together to support a family that lost two sons in a house fire in montgomery county last week. they set up a gift wrapping station at philadelphia premium out lets to raise money for the family. players said they wanted to do whatever they could to help even if it means making sacrifices. >> we had it set up for the girls for them to go to disney and all of them agreed to donate to the family. we want to help bring peace to them. >> the lukens share a close connection. and one of the boys who died in the blaze was a member of the program. >> time is running out to check off all of the items on your gift list and despite the weather, holiday shoppers turned out in force this weekend. action news reporter spoke to some shoppers who braved the cold weather. >> freezing. it's icy, water is leaking on you. it's miserable. >> reporter: but sh

services. court hasupreme declined to review whether lesbian, gay, and bisexual employees are protected from workplace dissemination by a federal civil rights law. justices refused to hear a case filed by a former hospital securitygeorgia who says she was fired because she is lesbian. companies such as apple and google took her aside in a brief. theresa may has given in to critics who want parliament to have more power to scrutinize the government's laws needed as part of the brexit process. her official spokesman said the prime minister has accepted a change to the eu withdrawal bill, the crucial law that is preparing the way for the u.k.'s exit. global news, 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. scarlet: thanks so much, mark. coming up, it is music to apple's ears. why the giant is gobbling up shazam. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ is "bloomberg markets." ofrlet: time for the stock the hour. apple gaining by the most in three weeks with the shares up 1.8%. i won point it gained a 2.1%. this is after apple agreed to shazam acquire -- to acquire shazam. it allows you to identify any song at any point in the song. joining us for mor