finn russell keen to bring ina arsenal. but i do not think they will have time to do that before the 11pm deadline. —— date where a keen to bring in a defender also. —— and they were. wigan defender alex brucejoins me now. not the most exciting window so far. still time, often there is a late signing. 0nly still time, often there is a late signing. only time will tell. alex, as a player, is this something players look forward to? is it better to be captured in one month like this? you look forward to it when you're not involved, looking from the outside and seen the drama like everyone else. that can be hectic, it depends on the time frame, how long you've got to get the deal done, it can be very stressful or very relaxed. one thing people have been criticising from the premier league, we have a lots of matches to keep across to keep the costa, which feels like almost a distraction on transfer deadline day. that is why it has taken the edge off, managers and players concentrating on the night's games. but i'm sure the clubs

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matt finn has more. >> shepard: the judge blasted dr. nasser as she sentenced him to 175 years saying that at any time he could have sought treatment in privacy, but instead he continued to be a sexual predator. nearly everyone in the courtroom was tearful and gave a standing ovation to the judge as nasser was taken away. the judge told nasser that his victims and their families will never get their innocence back. one of his victimed committed suicide. >> your decision to assault was precise, calculated and manipulative. devious. despicable. you have not yet seen what you did. somehow you think you're right, you're a doctor, you're entitled, you don't have to listen and that you did treatment. i wouldn't send my dogs to you, sir. >> in all, 168 victims spoke out against nasser saying in the early 90s, he began touching them during exams all over the world, in hotel rooms and even during the olympics. in addition to today's sentence, the doctor, former doctor, is also serving 60 years for child pornography. shep? >> shepard: the judge ma

matt finn has more from chicago. >>> >> i am so truly sorry.[ crying ] >>> reporter: the michigan state board of trustees meeting friday after two people resigned from their positions. the resignations the latest the fallout in the larry nassar sexual abuse scandal. nassar a former doctor for msu as well as the usa gymnastics team sexually abused young female athletes under the guise of medical treatment. >> i have a daughter here. i have a daughter that dreams of coming here. and i want her to feel safe. [ crying ] >> and i want all of our daughters to feel safe here. >> reporter: a judge sentencing nassar from 40 to 175 years in prison after more than 150 of nassar's victims came forward to confront him. many of his victim revealing they had made complaints about nassar but said nothing was ever done. >> we recognize that change is overdue. >> reporter: change beginning this week as the head of the u.s. olympics committee demands resignation from the entire board warning of decertification for anyone who does not comply on the usa gymnastics

correspondent matt finn takes a look at the numbers now police are working to drive down crime. >> atament to how bad violent crime is in chicago, 600t people murdered last year, an improvement from 2016 when killings average more than two per day. shootings dropped from about 3500 incidents in 2016 to around 2800 last year. the greatest improvement happened in englewood, infamously one of this these most dangerous neighborhoods. >> sunday morning, drinking coffee, sitting on the porch at night after work listening to music and hearing shots ring ou out. >> police credit that drop in crime to shot spotting technology. radar that detects gun shots. improving response times and potentially capturing shooters on camera. police ranks increased by 1100 officers and the department put an emphasis on community policing. >> they have a connection with the community. they come around as the fabric of englewood. >> a new law kicked into effect january 1 that requires judges to reveal why they did not give strict sentences to repeat gun offenders. >> those individuals are showing us they don't

matt finn live from our chicago bureau with more on that. >> the bus left wisconsin bound to chicagoght and shortly after his departure, he became very scary. please tell us at least two passengers on board called 911 about this illegal immigrant. they say he was pacing back and forth going to shoot and kill everyone in reaching towards his waistband. then, to make this right even more horrifying for passengers, and police cars caught up to the bus and attempted to pull it over, the bus driver did not stop. police had to put down two separate spike strips. police said the driver was clearly confused and might affect the police were there to assist him versus pulling him over. here's one of the one of passengers aboard and the responding deputy had to say. >> he was acting crazy. almost felt like a terrorist situation because you're on a bus and the guy is saying he has a good. >> we dodged a bullet in my view. >> when police finally got the bus stop, the illegal immigrant was ordered off it by gunpoint and arrested. fortunately, he did not have a weapon and no one was hurt. little we

correspondent matt finn reports the suspect took passengers and police on a wild ride. >> a greyhound bus ride from milwaukee to chicago took a horrifying turn when an illegal immigrant started pacing back and forth threatening to shoot and kill everyone. >> it felt like a terrorist situation. you are on a bus. a guy saying he's got a gun. >> he was acting crazy. >> police say two passengers called 911 from the moving bus about 33-year-old. the department of border control and customs tells fox news the passenger has been apprehended and ordered for deportation five times. one squad cars responded and attempted to pull the bus over, the driver did not stop. >> we activated emergency lights and sirens on the bus was still continuing. >> police dropped spike strips to stop the bus. officers say the driver thought police were involved in a training exercise or were there to assist him versus pulling the bus over. police got the bus to stop. the passenger was ordered off at gunpoint. he made threats to police and was arrested. police did not find a gun and no one was hurt. the suspect was

matt finn tells us that the athletic director is stepping down. >> i am so truly sorry.crying ] >>> reporter: the michigan state board of trustees meeting friday after two people resigned from their positions. the resignations the latest the fallout in the larry nassar sexual abuse scandal. nassar a former doctor for msu as well as the usa gymnastics team sexually abused young female athletes under the guise of medical treatment. >> i have a daughter here. i have a daughter that dreams of coming here. and i want her to feel safe. [ crying ] >> and i want all of our daughters to feel safe here. >> reporter: a judge sentencing nassar from 40 to 175 years in prison after more than 150 of nassar's victims came forward to confront him. many of his victim revealing they had made complaints about nassar but said nothing was ever done. >> we recognize that change is overdue. >> reporter: change beginning this week as the head of the u.s. olympics committee demands resignation from the entire board warning of decertification for anyone who does not comply on the usa gymnastics gr

mat finn is live in chicago with the details for us.att. >> hey julie a saline shortage might seem that urgent. say reasonable is onsaline is os they reach for to keep people alive. sings hurricane maria there has been a severe nationwide shortage. some clinics are forced to decide who gets saline bags and when. >> we're a level one trauma center. we see the worst of the worst. so when a patient comes, in they are in dire need to get fluid be it have bleeding or whatever else had happened in the field so it's dire that we have the saline to immediately give to that patient. >> the american hospital association calls the shortage huge and on the verge of a crisis. fortunately one of america's largest manufacturers baxter reports its three plants are back online in puerto rico. it could be some time before production is fully restored. one woman who has lupus and survived leukemia says she has to get monthlily immune boosting mixed with saline she is sensitive to medicines. last time there was no saline feeling guilty if any bag she does

♪ [ gasps ] hi, finn. i'm so glad you came. you didn't really give me much choice.demanding? pretty much, yes. so, what am i doing here? well, first, take a seat. i ordered you an iced tea. thank you. [ sighs ] now, when are you going to tell anna that you love her? ♪ [ glass thumps lightly ] what can i do for you, anna? a favor... in robin's name.

he is ok, but the fact is, still, even though they are pushing for this thing called finn's law, an attack because he is seen as property. and in a nation of animal lovers this seems ridiculous. so he is pc is pushing —— his pc is pushing harder and harder to try and change that. the guy who did this attack, four months he got for attacking the dog, he did get a separate sentence for attacking a police officer. in the law needs to change to keep up with the way a modern policing works, and dogs are increasingly used in modern policing because they can go places where police officers cannot. and we are a nation of animal lovers, a story like this pulls everyone's heartstrings, and surely a nation like this would want proper sentencing. and what you get out of these stories as well is the relationship between the handler and the dog as well, and they always become part of the story. the story is incredible, because david was saying he just saw red when he saw his dog was being attacked, and the dog would not give up, he was desperate to attacking zone at all cost. it is a beautiful —— desper

additional earnings were deducted from his unemployment benefits you high as one of two thousand unemployed finns receiving the universal basic income of five hundred sixty euros without restriction besides making drums the artist says he can now also devote more time to his children and housekeeping. some last thoughts the rest so i don't have to deal with all that stress anymore before when i was receiving unemployment benefits and i had to register regularly at the job center yet to prove that i was actively looking for work. there was quite a burden. i mean that in the northern finnish city of olu got gokhan and also receives a basic income he's been out of work for four years after his company shut its offices here the computer scientist eventually realised that he was too old for young startups and too long out of the business to be offered a programming position now he wants to be self-employed the basic income provides him with a safety net. but when i worked in the i.t. sector salaries were quite good and i know being self-employed comes with risks but i've wanted to be my own boss for a

group of people who speed ride like me and do it really frequently writings over the weekend with finn father. who really cashed in holt wants to continue developing the sport his landing in the shuffle bear valley marks the discovery of yet another speed writing trail. let's settle our stomachs now with something tasty a pastry artist in ukraine has taken cake design to the next level dinara cosco combines baking expertise with technology she creates her very own free d. printed molds that make her cakes look like intricately designed structures you can certainly tell she started out as an architect. with new ideas for form colors and in creating a. three d. printer in her living room makes it all possible this is where she created her personally designed baking. she runs through ten fifteen even more types to get the desired result there in the form. of three d. printing can often present problems. but. this one took fifteen hours we started on it yesterday evening which usually needs three days for our models once we even had a mall that took a week to print. on the computer she stu

inventors of this weird and wonderful pastime the japanese and as our reporter has been finding out the finns can and do sing in some very unexpected places. if you can't make it on the big stage then maybe it's time to try the karaoke bar. and here in the finnish capital helsinki there are plenty of places for want to be singers to shine. and even in supposedly quiet places like this one. in finland libraries are often seen as cultural centers and some are trying something different. than the. other. it's very popular it was i think it was an instant in some thoughts as to room is about one month in a while so you have to worry already we have a room room for this sound proof so it doesn't really bother other customers. this library near helsinki is the only one of its kind to date for the singers here karaoke is more than just a way to pass the time sat the unthinkable in my youth you never showed too much emotion of singing was always good for being able to express your feelings at the end at the time of the and all of us i love singing so and i love singing and it's a great opportunity to

report that detail to two thousand two hundred fifty violations against media workers and journalists finn three of these took over the country in two thousand and fourteen that includes abductions and torture but one legal case against the journalist has just come to an end with the release of her sham and our may think he's been a critic of all the parties involved in this war he's been held by the who these with no access to a lawyer or his family for five months ok thanks to our among the world's climate scientists the number of those who doubt that global warming is caused by human activity is extraordinarily low fewer than three in one hundred however that's not the impression you might get from the news media in certain countries climate change skeptics enjoy plenty of exposure through which to propagate their theories such as carbon dioxide doesn't cause a greenhouse effect the planet's actually cooling or the climate has always changed you hear those arguments more in some parts of the world than others much more because climate skepticism in the news media is largely confined to

the finns seem open to try it out. with the same. kind of crunchy and i guess it seeds or maybe cricket likes the idea . that. it's really good it doesn't even taste like bugs at all it has the same consistency is normal bread and it tastes great light and fluffy. they're not ready for country wide distribution just yet there isn't enough cricket flower vase. but they're not getting back to talk though i'm sure they'll be plenty for. i think the strangest thing that i've ever eaten was the goats brain in a lebanese restaurant but i thought it was the cheese and that's how did you know ok and with that my friends we're out of time a don't forget to check us out on face book or instagram to see more fun stories related to the show all from me and the rest of the crew here at your remarks as always thanks for joining us and we will see you again tomorrow for our highlight show. next time on zero max the highlights of the week celebrating the guilt boss alyssa's inverted style as the artist turns eighteen. french design a month seems in

if done, it can be a lot of fun, orshould i say, finn.is on for others to join them on the plane to south korea. the staying with winter sports and great britain's izzy atkin has won bronze at the slopestyle world cup in aspen. in the men's event, james wood finished sixth. great britain's meesha mcneil and meeka moore have returned from their crash in germany last week, finishing seventh at the st moritz world cup in switzerland. the british duo were only able to compete this season after raising over £30,000 through crowdfunding, following an overspend by their governing body. in the men's two—man event, bradley hall and joel fearon finished 18th. that's all from sportsday. just to remind you that harry kane has become the top scorer in the premier league in tottenham's 4—0 win after everton. thanks for joining us. see you soon. we had a weather front in the west, which give a disappointing day, still producing some rain. the totals are mounting up in parts of the south west, tens of millimetres there. through the night, some of that ra

also tonight, word the finn's resumed an investigation into the clinton foundation focusing on whether donors received preferential treatment from the state department while hillary clinton was at the helm. the fbi's looked into this before, but that inquiry was put on ice during the 2016 campaign to avoid the perception the fbi was trying to influence the election. the president's repe repeatedly urged the fbi to good after clinton, his past opponent, tweeting, where is our justice department? a clinton spokesman tonight calling the inquiry a sham, adding the goal is to distract from the indictments, guilty plaes and accusations of treason from trump's own people at the expense of our justice system's integrity. menteneral sessions was not invited to this weekend's camp david retreat where many other cabinet officials will be present. the white house says the majority of cabinet members are not attending and that it stands firmly behind attorney general sessions. >> peter alexander inside the white house tonight, thanks. >>> the new jobs report is out. the u.s. added 148,000 jobs in d

. >> reporter: senior odette finn was a student of both weinstein's and heying's and identifies as multi-racial. she says she never saw racism as a problem at the school, but that her opinions about her experience weren't tolerated by many of her peers. >> i wasn't against bret and i was against their methods and the protests, i was deemed a traitor. they explained that we are trying to give voice to those who don't have a voice. i thought it was very ironic that the people who were telling me that they wanted to give a platform for minorities to speak weren't listening to mine. it creates a campus where you're just really scared to say anything, so you just keep your mouth shut. >> reporter: weinstein spoke to the media, and some homed in on the viral youtube videos as the latest example of a growing political correctness culture on college campuses. >> believe it or not it was far crazier than the video you just showed. >> reporter: some like, fox news, mischaracterized the day of absence as a mandatory event where all whites were being forced off campus. >> this year, student activists deman

we care about how the finns competing again until they got it the right policy but sure they are a clean nation never mind cleaned out they are to be a clean nation in the wake of the scandal russia admitted to having a doping problem and has since tightened the legal screws only a handful of countries across europe consider dropping a criminal offense russia now does yet the paralympic committees decision has been to ban and those guilty by association good sports capital punishment it has done of r.t. . islamic state says that it carried out an attack on a military academy in the afghan capital of kabul killing eleven servicemen and injuring sixteen local journalists reports from the ground. there were five suicide attackers two of them killed by afghan national security forces and another two of them detonated their explosives and one of them was detained sue said jacket a rocket propelled grenade in for a k forty seven s were seized the attack almost to about four hours residence in that area reported hearing loud explosions there was the use of having small weapons so the fact that

welcome back to the kaiser report imax keyser time now to visit with adela alone she is a finn lawyer n n o g a cipher punk oh mike this is going to be cool adele welcome. thank you tell us about your background what led you to bit coin. well i first learned about bitcoin in two thousand and one i know. so i was working in the gold industry in two thousand and one we founded this company and actually ran an online gold backed payment system and built them as well and we did about what liebling and what not so it was first then that i sort of got introduced into the world of like the possibility of a of a not centralized currency an alternative to what we had going on for you know centralized actors so the cypherpunk label goes back to this period of time in other words obviously big play in the way paper was in two thousand and eight of the issue of it goes back. years before that in terms of looking at de sexualize ways to create value to sun value different companies have been trying to do that for a while and your background goes all the way back into the early early days yeah yeah

a failed bid to turn uganda into an islamic state they also oppose the ugandan president yoweri mr finn who's been in power thirty one years. the i.d.f. has a brutal reputation it's blamed for seven hundred civilian deaths and binny over the past three years as well as mess right and recruiting child soldiers. the december ambush that killed fifteen peacekeepers and injured more than fifty came just two months after the idea if killed two other peacekeepers the d.m. . c. is the un's largest mission and now one of its most dangerous it says it is planning to bet congolese forces against the rebels but is yet to engage shallop ballasts al jazeera. the tennesseean government is hoping a boost in aid to poor families will help contain growing discontent of a new austerity measures that's pledged an extra seventy million dollars after protests wept across the country but as bad of reports the economic woes are far from over. we really starts his day ensuring his staff offer the best services to their clients z.b. was a banker but twenty years ago he quit his job and started his own business

welcome back to the kaiser report i max kaiser time now visit with adela alone she is a finn lawyer n n o g a cipher punk oh mike this is going to be cool adele a welcome. thank you tell us about your background what led you to bit coy. well i first learned about bitcoin in two thousand and one i know. so i was working in the gold industry in two thousand and one we founded this company and actually ran an online gold backed payment system and built them as well and we did about what liebling and what not so it was first then that i sort of got introduced into the world of like the possibility of a of a not centralized currency an alternative to what we had going on for you know centralized actors so the cypherpunk label goes back to this period of time in other words obviously big play in the way paper was in two thousand and eight of the issue of it goes back. years before that in terms of looking at dish actualize ways to create value to sun value different companies have been trying to do that for a while and your background goes all the way back into the early early days yeah yea

. >> shannon: matt finn reporting. thank you. fox news political analyst gianno caldwell will be here to talk about baltimore. they have a new record for homicides per capita in 2017. local residents have surprising answers. we know america is a country on the move and we know where they are moving to. according to a survey, americans are going west. oregon, idaho, washington state. states that saw the most people leave: illinois, new jersey, new york. coming up, the justice department and the fbi facing a deadline tomorrow to hanover dossier details to the house intelligence committee. tonight the firm behind the dossier speaking out and taking a stand against republicans. we will debate their claims. another tough day for travelers. what is behind the latest nightmare. >> they are like okay. we waited another hour. .. .. >> shannon: another big deadline tomorrow. we are going to see whether the justice department and fbi answer a deadline imposed on them by the chairman of the house intelligence committee. republican congressma

southern accent and she was singing and she said can i picture you being in the movies, we were like huck finnu could. >> i could pick picture you in a southern accent in the movies, we would have conversations like that. >> stephen: where did you grow up. >> cleveland, ohio. >> stephen: did you have a sense of how one would go be in a movie. >> no, not at all. but my dad was like my momma gypsy rose. he was like, you go in, when are you out in hollywood you go into those talent agents and just tell them hey, hold the phone, i got talent. like he-- he had real like old timey advice. >> stephen: how one of watch was your dad's name. >> jim sweetest. he was a dapper dresser. and he was irish catholic. he was a recovering alcoholic. and he was just like, he took a real interest in people. and he was just the best. i adored him. >> stephen: now no, this kid who-- how old were you. >> i was like ten. >> stephen: about ten, smoking a camel straight. >> yeah. >> stephen: so kids who like actor kids, kids doing characters like this with cigarettes might be a little bit of a handful and your dad was a

matt finn explains from chicago. >> every day, this single mother of two fights off the side effectslupus. she is survived to strokes and leukemia, making her dependent on monthly immune boosting infusions that have to be diluted with saline because sheo treatments. the last time she went in for her infusions. >> i was shocked. the nurse told me, i hope you don't have a reaction. >> she was stunned to learn hurricane maria damaged the majority of plants that manufacture iv saline bags. forcing medical professionals to spend up to 30 minutes or more injecting fluids. >> people think the hurricane happened in puerto rico but what people don't realize is it affects people here. >> and a letter to the fda, the american hospital association says the bag shortages the use problem. a huge problem. doctors say a lack of bags could be dire. >> it's the first thing we give to patients when they come in. if they've had a loss of blood, we have to bulk it up and give them the fluid. >> the fda reports one of the manufacturers says it's puerto rico plants are online again. could be months before

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he had just started his own publishing firm, and had self published "huckleberry finn" in feeding 84. -- in 1884. he had been a casual friend of the grants and showed up just as grant was starting his memoirs. he asked the general, can i look at your contract? he said later on, i don't know whether to laugh or cry, it was the worst contract i had ever seen. it was only offering 10% of the profits. he said, that is totally inappropriate for a man of your stature. it was only offering 10% of the profits. he said, that is totally inappropriate for a man of your stature. i've got a publishing firm. i can offer you 70% of the profits, an critically generous eventually went with twain's offer. it was impossible to refuse. the name ofter was his nephew's publishing company. he and charles webster came up with a plan to sell the memoirs door to door instead of selling them in bookstores. they would arrive and take preorders from folks door-to-door. one thing mark twain wanted to do was provide an opportunity for civil war veterans to be salesman. they would request civil war veterans to don t

chuck grassly said yesterday similar things that he felt the finn has been noncooperative, slow-walking providing information and whatnot. that is part of the republican frustration of after a year of investigation, we still don't know the answer to was this dossier used for the fisa request that was -- why don't we know that information? those are the questions that after a year we still don't have the answers to. that's part of what the republicans frustrations are with the department of justice and the fbi. >> shepard: there's an investigation underway, isn't there? isn't the idea that that investigation will get the answers and they will put them out there? >> well, yes, shep, but at the same time, the question is why some of this information hasn't been made public yet. >> shepard: look what? which question? >> about whether the dossier was used to get the fisa request -- >> shepard: the dossier that was written by fusion -- that was put together by fusion gps, which was originally paid for by republicans which was taken over by the clintons and there is -- by the clinton camp and

i'm joined my mindy finn who worked for the romney campaign and the george w. bush campaign.nk you for joining us. >> absolutely, happy to be here. >> what do you think about this first of all? that she going to run to be the senator from juds? >> i expect that he will run for senate in utah. i hope that he does more importantly. i think what we're seeing here is he is approaching this in a conservative and strategic way making sure his is are dotted and his t is crossed. >> let's play this out ale bit more. there are lots of americans that don't care that much about the specifics, but they're wondering what the implications are and you have run as a candidate in a national election, what does this mean? say he runs to be senator? what does it mean for the republican party? >> usually when someone comes into the senate, sometimes that is the platform to propel them on to the national stage to give them a greater voice. here in mitt romney you have someone that was a candid in 2012. while he will be a freshman senator, he will come in with a national profile, a greater force o

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in chicago, matt finn, fox news. >>> this calls into question safety in sports. ktvu's brooks jarosz reports. >> i think the number one takeaway is that everyone has a role from the top down so we're talking school administrators, teaches, coaches, parents, even the athletes themselves. but it begins with the policy and repetitive training. we found the state department of education does not track the specific number of sexual assault or abuse allegations against teachers or coaches. but state law does lay out the duties to protect students, specifically adopting a policy to stop discrimination, harassment, intimidation or bullying. there has to be a formal complaint process and schools or school districts are required to investigate all complaints. also, publicize the procedures every year to students, parents and employees all in an effort to promote a safe environment. there are also clear and strict child abuse identification and reporting guidelines. some employees, administrators and coaches are considered mandated reporters so that means they must contact

in chicago, matt finn, fox news. >>> the president of michigan state university has now announced her resignation amid outcry over the school's handling of allegations against larry nassar. nassar had worked at michigan state as a medical doctor. the michigan state president relosed a statement saying that blame is inevitable and acknowledging that she was a natural focus of the anger as president. >>> the nassar case calls into question the safety of young people participating in sports and what school administrators and youth groups are doing to try to protect young athletes. brooks jarosz is in the newsroom with more. he has been looking at the efforts to come forward at any sign of abuse. brooks. >> reporter: what we found are new efforts to change the culture and encourage reporting sexual abuse and ultimately create a safe environment. state law calls it the duty to protect students, stopping discrimination, harassment, intimidation or bullying by first having a written policy. there has to be a formal complaint process and schools or school districts are required to investigate