finn's presence caught the eye of mps during the debate.gs that bravely serve the public, we need to recognise them as such and give them the protections that they deserve. i want to pay tribute to the brave police dog finn, from the opposition benches, we couldn't quite see him when he was making his tour de force of the public gallery, but we look forward to being invited to the government whip‘s office for the photo later. this is not something that normally happens to opposition members. brilliant. it shows characteristic commitment that both pc wardell and finn have followed each and every stage of this bill through this passage through parliament from the gallery. we are all delighted to see them all here today as well. the bill was backed by mps unanimously and now goes to the lords before it can finally become law — finn's law. now what's been happening in the wider world of politics this week? with our countdown, here's julia butler. at five, bidding began this week on a puppet of former prime minister margaret thatcher. the prop f

the eighth minute handball by daniel brzezinski gave them the chance to score from a penalty alfred finn bogus and kept up his one hundred percent record from the spot. and lightning struck twice for alex book in the thirty fourth minute another handball in the box gave them another penalty the referee had to check with the video assistant this time but the decision stood and finn bogus and converted again course his ninth goal of the season had a head at half time after the break the hosts continued to dominate the game and with less than an hour to go on a counterattack ended with finn bogus and scoring his third goal it was the icelandic strikers for the trick. that was more than enough to end our birds ten game winless streak the yen's lehmann effect is already in full swing. and the big topic coming out of the bonus league of this weekend is from nuremberg game in braman on saturday i would like to warn our viewers that the images you're about to see could be disturbing. midway through the second half of the match. petain it was knocked out cold and had to be given first aid despite

i picked finn up happen straightaway? i picked finn up when he was nine months old.someone stepping in and saving your life. they do a fantasticjob, saving your life. they do a fantastic job, and the saving your life. they do a fantasticjob, and the prison service dogs. it is going to the house of lords and hopefully it will be pushed through. it is wonderful to see. you cannot take him home. shall i leave him on the sofa. what a lovely dog. see what happens when you throw that across the studio. he will be fine. thank you so much, it has been lovely to see you. here‘s carol with a look at this morning‘s weather. you are beautiful too, carol. we have had some cracking pictures in. beautiful sunrise. today it is a cold start if you have not ventured out. but there will be some sunshine around as high pressure continues to dominate the weather. it will be here for much of the week so this week will be more settled than last week. more showers running down the east coast of england. they have been wintry on the hills this morning and they will clear. a lot of sunshine,

hosts continued to dominate the game and with less than an hour ago on a counter-attack ended with finn bogus and scoring his third goal it was the icelandic strikers for hat trick. that was more than enough to end alex berg's ten game winless streak the yen's lehmann effect is already in full swing. a quick reminder now the top stories we've been following for you here at the w. venezuelan president nicolas maduro has rejected an e.u. ultimatum to call presidential elections eighteen european countries including germany france and the u.k. earlier said that they would officially recognize self declared interim president while white oak if majority fails to accept. the. drafty d.w. news coming up after the break our science magazine tomorrow today which this week features a new take on stuff you're going to want to hear that story i'm sorry kelly thanks for watching. me going. to come. to. a space transmitter. and lots of creatures. an enormous number of creatures. bigger is a project is intended to predict catastrophes and help prevent epidemics. with the help of our women and furry fr

the eighth minute handball by daniel present ski gave them a chance to score from a penalty alfred finn bogus and kept up his one hundred percent record from the spot. and lightning struck twice for alex book in the thirty fourth minute another handball in the box gave them another penalty the referee had to check with the video assistant this time but the decision stood and finn bogus and converted again of course his ninth goal of the season had out spoke to nil ahead at half time after the break the hosts continued to dominate the game and with less than an hour to go on a counter-attack ended with finn bogus and scoring his third goal it was the icelandic strikers for the trick. that was more than enough to end alex burke's tangoing winless streak the yen's lehmann effect is already in full swing. finally for me in northern india millions of him the pilgrims have taken the plunge into core rivers as a massive religious gathering pilgrims were led to by holy men smeared with ash to a spot where trees sacred rivers including the ganges come together devout hindus believe debating duri

overwhelms their opposition in large part thanks to a stellar performance from star striker alfred finn bogus and. yes lehmann made his debut as assistant coach for our book the bavarians are hoping the former germany keeper will foster a winning mentality the team certainly began with plenty of confidence and in the eighth minute handball by daniel brzezinski gave them the chance to score from a penalty alfred finn bogus and kept up his one hundred percent record from the spot. and lightning struck twice for book in the thirty fourth minute another handball in the books gave them another penalty the referee had to check with the video assistant this time but the decision stood and finn bogus and converted again of course his ninth goal of the season had to nail a head at half time after the break the hosts continued to dominate the game and with less than an hour to go on a counterattack ended with finn bogus in scoring his third goal it was the icelandic strikers for the trick. that was more than enough to end alex berg's ten game winless streak the yen's lehmann effect is already in

it's been a rough run for alex berg and alfred finn bogus and he's been on a cold streak not having scored since november while alex burke hovered just about the drop sound. but the host had early luck against mines with a penalty called for general since he sounds out and bogus and drilled at home with a lot more confidence than you'd expect from someone in a six game scoring drought one no fifteen minutes later in the fans must have been thinking it was a case of deja vu another minds handball and another finn ball that some penalty taken as homely is the last to nail hausberg he's now eight out of eight on spark erik's to prove he's not just a penalty specialist finn focus and rounded out the scoring early in the second half three nil outs for with the icelandic assassins back in his groove. goes man and friedhelm phone call the league's youngest coach hosting its oldest often highmore on a surprising slump when he just won the last eight entering the match and dusseldorf looks more dangerous early on but one of no goals man sized red for a fool would and the penalty even with hoffa not

the government started paying 2,000 unemployed finns a basic income.h was promised $650 a month, every month, for the next two years, with no strings attached. for two years, we followed four people chosen to receive basic income. it's a social security, in a way, without the stigma. it's not embarrassing anymore to get benefits. basic income has changed my life. without it, i couldn't have taken a job with a little lower salary. i got my humanity back. i can start to do what i want to do. with basic income, it's kind of easier, maybe, to get this work—life balance. the finnish experiment has attracted worldwide attention from some high—profile figures, including mark zuckerberg, elon musk and bernie sanders. but does the safety net of a basic income really encourage people to find jobs or start businesses? my name is tanja. i'm 30—years—old. i live in 0ulu, in the north of finland, and i have only worked four or five months in a factory. now that i graduated from the business school, they are offering me jobs like cafeteria worker. i don't remember th

the architect and sponsor declined to comment on how much knowledge cost but given the finns love of summer cabins called mickey's their confidence the zero emissions escape will have no shortage of vacationing visitors. it wasn't really thought long ago that the idea of setting up protected areas to ensure nature and wildlife could thrive without human intervention would have seemed absurd nowadays we can hardly imagine a world without them last year the government of south africa announced the creation of twenty new marine protected areas and while this is incredibly important for marine conservation one young scientist is hoping to find a way to both support conservation and ensure the country's people can also benefit from its rich maritime resources. one of south africa's alder reserves is the table mountain national park marine protected area which was created in two thousand and four. since then once threatened species of fish and other marine life have been able to regenerate and thrive. the area covers a thousand square kilometers it includes a few exclusion zones but the re

and the fans must have been thinking it was a case of deja vu another mine's handball and another finn ball that's some penalty taken as closely as the last two nil hausberg is now eight out of eight on spot carrick's to prove he's not just a penalty specialist finn's office and rounded out the scoring early in the second tower three nil outs for with the icelandic assassins back in this group. yulia now goes man on friedhelm phone call the league's youngest coach hosting its oldest often highmore on a surprising slump winning just one in the last eight entering the match and dusseldorf looks more dangerous early on but one of not those months sides rest for a school and the penalty even with off a night out of form top score a hundred for march is a school of finish as ever one nil sixteen minutes play. but hoffenheim are consistently inconsistent suffering from all defensive problems. but eunice rowan henning's headed home the equaliser two minutes after the restart and one all it ended fumbles draw against the with a sniper would be something to really shout about if and i'm at any

nil hausberg is now eight out of eight on spot carrick's to prove he's not just a penalty specialist finn focus and rounded out the scoring early in the second half three nil outs birth with the icelandic assassin back in his groove. you leonardo's man and friedhelm phone call the league's youngest coach hosting its oldest often highmore on a surprising slump winning just one in the last eight entering the match and dusseldorf looks more dangerous early on but one of knowing those months sides rest for a school and then the penalty even with all the nine out of four top score a hundred from r.h. is a school finisher as ever one nil sixteen minutes of play. but hope that one are consistently inconsistent suffering from all defensive problems but you know as rowan henning's headed home the equaliser two minutes after the restart and one all that ended for good draw against the with a sniper would be something to really. shouts about if often i met any stability this season. bruno love idea has overseen both sports bewildering transformation into european contenders but they faced table riva

hosts continued to dominate the game and with less than an hour ago on a counter-attack ended with finn bogus and scoring his third goal it was the icelandic strike as for the trick. that was more than enough to end alex berg's ten game winless streak the yen's lehmann effect is already in full swing. a lunar new year is just around the corner tomorrow people across asia and all over the world will be celebrating according to the zodiac calendar the year of the dog is making way for the year of you guessed it the pig in south korea there is a museum dedicated to all things that have to do with pigs it's already seeing a spike in the number of visitors have a look. big popularity may be on the rise this year but these potbelly polk is a no strangers to the limelight. they're the star attraction at the itchy on pig museum in south korea. and they're popular with kids and adults alike. my family came here to visit the pig museum and we hope to have good luck in the new year. as well as patching and feeding there's also an odd gallery displaying thousands of works in the country and the wor

they called him the person that reported this incident, shep. >> shepard: matt finn live on scene.e ground canyon every year. now there's word that some of them may have been exposed to radiation 400 times stronger than what is safe for adults and thousands of times the limit for kids. not at a park but at a museum on site at the grand canyon, a whistle-blower says the radiation came from uranium rocks kept in buckets. tra trace gallagher reporting live. what is these? >> these three paint buckets filled with uranium ore had been sitting here for two decades. the health and wellness manager said the big concern is the buckets were next to an exhibit that kids that are more vulnerable would sit next to for 30 or 40 minutes at a time. the only reason they fund the uranium, the son of a park employee got a radiation hit when he went near the buckets. but a worker sent this e-mail to colleagues said if you were in the museum's collection building between 2000 and june 18, 2018, you were exposed to uranium by osha's definition. the uranium was finally dumped into an old mine on site at

unemployment the unemployed to find work and jerry twenty seven thousand two thousand unemployed finn's became the first european citizens to be given a guaranteed basic income wage that would be paid regardless of whether they worked or not it was also no requirement that they see work last year the french government said that they would not expend the trial to the wider public and the first findings from the highly publicized trial seem to back up this decision. german payment provide our service provider wire car to said it is considering a lawsuit against the financial times the business daily has published a series of reports accusing the company of fraud the f t's latest. released thursday alleged that senior officials were aware of the so-called round tripping scheme described in earlier that involved moving cash between asian subsidiaries to artificially books so far german prosecutors haven't found enough to open an investigation wire karr has denied the allegations but a twenty percent slide in the company's stock seems to point to a mark on certainty if it is true. that's you

income did not the unemployed to find work in january twenty seven thousand two thousand unemployed finns became the first european citizens to be given a guaranteed basic income a wage that would be paid regardless of whether they worked or not there was also no requirement that they look for a job last year the finnish government said it would not extend to the trial to the wider public the first findings from the highly publicized trial seem to back up that position. and the next generation of bullet train has been on the in japan the alpha made by he touchy will have a top speed of three hundred sixty kilometers an hour it's twenty two meter long nose is designed to reduce pressure and noise as it passes through tunnels it's due to come into service in twenty thirty when the hokkaido fishing comes in line extending its. interesting train that's business asia here on d w thanks for watching you can always find out more online off course or if you follow us on twitter. i do stay tuned because news is coming up next thanks for watching. the flock. this embarrassment mensuration is still

now that the first results from the experiment out it seems that only a few of the unemployed finns who took pot found a new job but they all seem much happier and healthier than unemployed citizens who didn't have a basic income over the past two years. an experiment i would have been very happy to take part in over to japan where the next generation of bullet train has been unveiled the alpha x. made by the tachi will have a top speed of three hundred sixty kilometers an hour it's twenty two meter long noses designed to reduce pressure and noise as it passes through tunnels it's due to come into service in twenty thirty when the hot and constant line is extended. looks expensive prosecutors and stood guard are considering a possible fine against german auto supplier bosch for its a legit role in volkswagens diesel scandal the firm is accused of providing the software for love volkswagen to cheat vehicle emissions tests folks who are going to paid more than twenty seven billion euros in penalties for the scandal so far which came to light in two thousand and fifteen german magazine der

now that the first results from the experiment out it seems that only a few of the unemployed finns who took part found a new job but they all seem much happier and healthier than unemployed citizens who didn't have a basic income over the past two years. time to talk movies norwegian film out stealing horses was one of the highlights on day three of the berlin international film festival but its director peter boland has some tough questions to answer he's defended actor liam neeson who's been accused of making racist comments but he doesn't want that to detract from the film reporter charlotte hill sent us this report. first of all this. director hans peter malone wasn't in for an easy right when he says how to adapt one of noways best love novels but fans of the international hits can breathe a sigh of relief with the help of breathtaking landscapes out stealing horses captures the soul of this beautiful coming of age tale as it poignantly reflects on lost innocence and painful memories. it rained nights direct to hands pizza moaned with hollywood stars seven skulls got all his narra

now that the first results from the experiment are out it seems that only a few of the unemployed finns who took part found a new job but they all seem much happier and healthier than unemployed citizens who didn't have a basic income over the past two years. and england's premier league cardiff city have led tributes to their players a million or salah was death and plane crash was confirmed on thursday. a minute of silence was held before their match with southampton and players across the country wore black armbands as a mark of respect salo is travelling from don't see his new club cardiff when the light aircraft disappeared from radar over the english channel last month the pilot of the plane remains missing. one of the world's most iconic aircraft is celebrating the fiftieth anniversary of its maiden flight the boeing seven forty seven you've probably been on one of the is nicknamed the jumbo jet took off for the first time on february ninth one thousand six hundred nine in the u.s. state of washington it was the first wide body plane ever built and it helped the record for carryi

basic income did not the unemployed to find work in january twenty seventeen two thousand unemployed finn's became the first european citizens to be given a guaranteed basic income so a wage that would be paid regardless of whether they worked or not and they were also no requirements that they looked for a job last year the finish government said it would not extend the trial to the wider public and the first findings from the highly publicized trial seem to back up that position. here in europe the european parliament has backed a compromise between germany and france over the controversial north stream to gas pipeline it will see berlin continue as the main negotiator with russia on the project which will bring russian gas to germany under the baltic sea. six hundred kilometers of the nord stream to pipeline have already been installed but the political problem surrounding it has still yet to be resolved this week france added its voice to those feeling uneasy about the project. this is what's at stake the pipeline would transport gas from russia to germany via the boat exceed the projec

now that the first results from the experiment out it seems that only a few of the unemployed finns who took part found a new job but they all seem much happier and healthier than unemployed citizens who didn't have a basic income over the past two years. all right time now for the latest from the berlin international film festival also known as the berlin olive day to showcase veteran director france falls on film the grace of god which depicts france's biggest church abuse case and its attempted cover up the film itself has also been caught up in the scandal the priest accused of molesting more than seventy boys is now trying to block the film's release in france. it was a rather quiet night on the red carpet with the premiere of the movie taking it difficult issue. a claim french director false well known tales to story of several men who were abused by a catholic priest when they were kids. long repressed memories awakened when they find out at the same priest is still in charge because if. you got connected to these awful. sci fi moment i had also been talking to us and call them.

and finn russell is a doubt for scotland against france.about this for talent running in the family. america's nelly korda added another chapter in the long list of family achievments. she won the women's australian open. with a final round of 67 to finish i7—under par and claim her second lpga title. now, korda's sisterjessica won the same tournament seven years ago, while their father petr won the australian open tennis title in 1998 and her brother sebastian won the boys' singles title in melbourne last year. nelly‘s sisterjessica tweeted this picture earlier of the four of them celebrating their respective wins doing the same celebratoryjump! amazing stuff. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening. next up, it's click. massive attack's teardrop plays. it is pretty far out there, but it really suits the music and what they're about, i think. in his birmingham studio, artist harley davies is painting a unique work that is much, much more than meets the eye.

vice president dick cheney the biographical finn presents him as a poet hungry politician really intelligent briefing before the president gets a sense out of the decision bush approval. or standing at betty not his main venue the red carpet is being rolled out this year it's environmentally friendly it's made of recycled fishing nets so now it's green and lemons. are some football news now you know it was almost guaranteed to serve a second term as president was no one else running in june election in france you know he's been in charge of the world football's governing body since twenty sixteen taking over in the wake of these sports worst ever corruption scandal he will be unopposed after his only potential challenger former player in the big failed to secure the backing of at least five of the first two hundred eleven for the rich. you're watching news coming up next in d.w. business a giant railway vergers stopped in its tracks the european commission the walks a merger between germany industrial giant siemens and the french train maker alston . will be right back. to. earth. home to of

matt finn reporting live in our midwest newsroom. matt?ice are giving us a better idea of what happened to this young mother of four at she vanished in january. savannah spurlock ended up in a rural home an hour south of lexington. video shows her leaving a public around 3:00 a.m. she stayed the night in this rural house and left around 8:00 a.m. the next day. savannah's mother said she didn't buy the story. she said savannah didn't have a coat and would have left on foot. >> is a vanna -- savannah had no coat, no money, no car. where would she go? i don't believe that. >> so far police have searched a home and seize add car in this rural county. they have not indicated if that is the house where savannah ended up. trace? >> trace: matt, a group of volunteers drove from louisiana to help police. >> yes. they're call the cajun coast search and rescue crew. they drove 900 miles to assist kentucky police. right now they say they're searching the nearby kentucky river for any evidence. savannah's mother says savannah was a very responsible you

scotland's finn russell has been ruled out of his side's six nations match against france on saturdayvered sufficiently after sustaining a head injury for racing 92 against toulouse at the weekend. iii—time paralympic champion sarah storey will compete at the para—cycling track world championships in the netherlands next month. it is the first track worlds for the 41—year—old since she gave birth to her second child charlie in october 2017. paralympic champion kadeena cox will return to top—class action at the event. england's millie bright has been ruled out of the she believes cup due to injury. she's been replaced by manchester city's gemma bonner for the tournament, which starts in the united states later this month. naomi osaka lost her first match since becoming world number one. she was beaten 6—3, 6—3 by kristina mla—denovic in the dubai open. osaka who is the australian and us open champion was playing for the first time since splitting with coach sascha bajin. and trainer paul nicholls has notched up the 3000th winner of his career. it came at taunton this afternoon thanks t

. >> reporter: the past two years, she and 2,000 other unemployed finns received $635 a month. the money continued even after they found jobs. the goal to give unemployed people a safety net to find work or even start a business. the trial has ended and now researchers say there was almost no effect on unemployment, though people who got the money reported higher levels of well-being. >> those receive felt better and they have less stress and had more confidence in their future. >> reporter: aztec and automation eliminate more jobs worldwide, the idea of paying everyone a guarantee income is gaining support. >> what's the advantage of universal basic income verses traditional welfare program? >> reporter: for one thing it is comprehensive and less judgmental. every single person gets it and you know you can count on it. critics say it will cost too much. tech billionaire like elon musk and zuckerberg support it. >> we should explore new ideas. >> reporter: stocks in a pilot program funded by private donations and in mississippi, another trial is underway and chicago is consider

now that the first results from the experiment out it seems that only a few of the unemployed finns who took part found a new job but they all seem much happier and healthier than unemployed citizens who didn't have a basic income over the past two years. french artist and writer tommy as died in ireland at the age of eighty seven he was known for children's books such as the three robbers and also illustrations for grown ups he was a lifelong activists protesting against racial segregation the vietnam war and the election of u.s. president donald trump in strasbourg grow had lived in ireland for more than four years. in england's premier league cardiff city have led tributes to their player in million no solid whose death in a plane crash was confirms on thursday a minute's silence was held before their match with southampton and players across the country wore black armbands as a mark of respect salo was travelling from not to his new club cardiff when the light aircraft disappeared from radar over the english channel last month the pilot of that plane remains missing. now here in ger

you think about the finn tech economy which london houses, would lop of strong start—ups in the —— andg start—ups. it could, we actually sold some of our holdings and financials recently because we arejust and financials recently because we are just worried about all of the costs. and banks and financial services, they have to hedge their bets for every single scenario, because this is the problem, we do not know what is going to happen in 50 days's time, what that means the brexit and what that then means for things moving around. —— at coutts. no, ithink things moving around. —— at coutts. no, i think when you think about the banking system, it is about utility. you need businesses to be able to get a ccess you need businesses to be able to get access to the capital, you need people to have access to their money, and i think it isjust about making sure that money will also flow no matter what happens, whatever arrangement we have. that is something the bank of england has been talking about for many months, how they are getting ready and making sure that provision is there no matter

this is the time "huck finn" is being written. the story is being told that grant is just about ready because of all the things we talked about, he is just about ready to actually sign a contract with "century" and company to do the memoirs because he kind of had promised them and all of that. mark twain says he is entering a building in new york city and hears a couple of editors from "century magazine" talking about i think grant will sign. well, who knows? he rushes over to grant's house and says i heard you are going with "century," what are they offering you? grant said 10%. twain says they would not give a beginning author that little. i am willing to give you much more. besides, i founded a company, charles l. webster and company. charles l. webster happens to be related to mark twain. the whole idea is the company is founded originally so mark twain can find a publisher for his big book, "huckleberry finn." twain offers grant 70% of the profit. 70% of the profit. craig: that is the deal you had for this book, right? [laugh

>> shepard: matt finn live in chicago. the russian president vladimir putin is threatening to point his nation's missiles at the united states. as that is happening, the u.s. military is preparing for whatever may come. including the possibility of a show down in the snow. >> the most demanding environment in the world. >> after years fighting wars in the middle east, commanders are now training troops for wherever the next war may break out. we'll take you to the mountain warfare training center as reporting continues this wednesday afternoon. i've got some big news for veteran homeowners about their valuable va home loan benefit. the newday va cash out loan can get you $54,000 or more to pay off credit card debt, put cash in the bank, and lower your payments by over $600 a month. with automatic authority from the va, newday can help veteran homeowners when other lenders won't. home values are rising. now's the time to use the va home loan benefit you've earned with your service. go to newdayusa.com or call 1-855-newdayus

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matt finn is here from chicago, police headquarters to sort it out. matt?tucker, smollett formally charged with filing a false police report, carries up to a three-year sentence in illinois. chicago police say their detectives presented their evidence to a grand jury in the courthouse, behind me, and also the brothers' attorney says the brothers testified before the grand jury for 2.5 hours. their attorney said the brothers do not have a plea deal or immunity, that's not why they're cooperating according to the attorney. the attorney says, quote, you don't need a plea deal when you have the truth. the brothers' attorney says she does not know how jussie smollett is sleeping at night and urging jussie smollett to cooperate with authorities. also, the brothers' attorney says her clients didn't feel pressured by this hollywood actor but wouldn't expand on why they got involved in the alleged hoax. she does not expect charges against her clients. she also says that the brothers will reveal their truth eventually. we obtained a new video showing the brothers pur

matt finn joins us from chicago. matt? >> reporter: he's been unable to come up with the $100,000 to bail himself out. r. kelly's attorney said he thinks today is the day the $100,000 will surface. we're kind of on an r. kelly stand by so see if he's able to bail himself out of court. he was wearing an orange department of corrections jump suit. deputies brought him in. he was relatively quiet. he looked distraught. he answered yes and no questions to the judge. one of the attorneys representing one of the victims claims he has turned over two videos to prosecutors that depict r. kelly in sexual acts with an under age girl. one video he allegedly talks about the girl being 14. r. kelly's attorneys said they have not seen the tape. here is one of the women speaking out against the singer. and his attorney. >> we're going to look at the evidence. when we've seen the evidence, we're going to make a determination how we should proceed. at this point in time, i have no reason to believe that there is any type. >> very happy and

matt finn is live for us in chicago. matt? >> harris, president trump is now responding to the news that >> katie: has been charged with filing a false police report about that attack. president trump on twitter writing, "jussie smollett -- what about maga in the tens of millions of people you insulted with your racist and dangerous comments?" of course, police say that smollett find that trump supporters beat him and called him racial and homophobic slurs. and said, "this is maga country." police now say that was a lie. chicago police making big revelations today. the police superintendent saying that jussie smollett did write that death threat letter to himself, which had a maga return address. if smollett did mail that letter to himself, he faces some serious federal charges. the fbi is that the skating. also, police say smollett carried out this hoax because he was not being paid enough and perhaps wanted to use the publicity for leverage for better pay. the chief of police here in chicago also saying that he paid these br