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the mind i'm just just go along board really fast and if the guy in the relaxing me and i got fired i gan to create more of the great further his most complex project today was with horses he went to a farm outside vilnius and installed a four hundred kilogram glass plate in the ground that was capable of supporting up to one and a half ton. he was then able to take unique photos of the horses under various berber isn't finished yet now like to work with more exotic animals. how the tiger looks like from underneath if you imagine that big balls like how he is. what what balls he can may i have no idea i would like to see them. berbers photos have been published in a book and they've been a huge success online a spontaneous idea that has helped capture that animal magic from a whole new perspective. that's it for our highlights we hope you enjoyed the show as always you can find more euro max content on our facebook and instagram pages at d.s.w. euro max by now. yeah. i just couldn't get this song out of his head. musicologist began searching for the source of this captivating sound. in ce

. >> a vehicle pulled up, gan shooting at a -- began shooting at a group of young men. we have information that some in that group they have returned fire. >> a 25-year-old man was shot multiple times in torso and investigators are unsure if he was the target or not. two bystanders hit by stray bullets, a 63-year-old man suffered a gun shot wound to his hand, the bystanders who were injured are expected to survive. the the play ground and birthday parties going on. people are relieved no children were hurt. >> people can just come out and shoot and kill. this is innocent people. we were just out having a good time, they just was shooting like they didn't who got hit. they didn't care. . >> berkeley police are looking into the possibility it may be gang related, it sun clear how many -- is unclear how many people were involved. but police are searching for more investigative leads, anyone with cell phone video to get in touch with them . >>> it would be nice to see the tips coming in. >>> police are investigating a deadly shooting at an apartment complex. officers called

gan mcgrath is at the scene in wheaten right now. what are s youing from the ground there?there's a large police presence on georgia avenue. this began to unfold around 4:00 this morning. aedestrian struck and killed here, right near the intersection with

gan mcgrath is at the scene in wheaten right now. what are s youing from the ground there? >> there's a large police presence on georgia avenue. this began to unfold around 4:00 this morning. aedestrian struck and killed here, right near the intersection with reedie drive here. accident reuction folks are here documenting what happened. in terms of the details of the striking vehicle, we're trying to confirm some ofhose details. what i can tell you is there appears to be a black sports car that's inside this police taped area. wlorpt that's the striking vehicle or no we're trying to confirm. at this point, we know one person, an adult male, has been truck and killed near the intersection of georgia and reedie. the closure is pritchard road and price. the better turnaround would be university boulevard. you can get all the way down to price if you need to go further. an ongoing situation, in terms of work to be done. this will be a problem throhout rush hour this morning. back to you all in the studio. >> we'll keep in touch with you for updates. >>> coming up on 6:02. we wa

a federal judge handed down a 63 month sentence to saratoga family health doctor began gan desh, jurorsonvicted her of providing false billing statements and obstructing justice. her husband was found guilty on some of the charges and will serve one year in jail. gr ganesh must pay $344,000 in restitution. >>> new this morning, city leaders are proposing new rules that focus on safety to keep riders off sidewalks and stop them from leaving scooters in front of doors. scooter companies would have to apply for a permit and pay a fee for each scooter. equal access is also key. companies would have to put half of their scooters in low income communities. >> our goal in this ordinance is to have responsible regulations so they are not in the way of people that they don't injure people but also to really require this new mobility option be made available fairly and equitiably to benefit everyone in the community. >> i'm mainly concerned with the safety issues and sometimes i'm headed to a corner and almost taken out by especially the scooters in particular. >> the oakland city council will vo

sense,gan to get a whether you agree with them or not, that this whole long seven fors of war had did nothing them. only for enriching the class of people who were arty rich. who they already knew as their local creditors. there already indebted to at rates we would consider use risk and work-- userus already foreclosing properties. anyone else? i. -- high. -- hi. statue of george washington, there is this bundle of sticks wrapped up, it is a roman symbol for strength and unity. they come from the word of fascist. is not useful of course to call hamilton a fascist. is what you're talking about a combination of financial power and military power, is it not on the spectrum so to speak? william: it is not useful to me. partly because i don't think i know enough technically speaking about fascism to apply it. also, it is not an 18th-century term. where seen arguments people are saying exactly what you're are saying. theou are trying to enrich richest number of families and manage the economy that way from the top down, maybe. yourss i would go with statement that it is not really useful.

scrambling to make fixes, and now, as you can see, we do have a return to normal but last night here at r ganational it was lights out. from the baggage claim areas to the terminals it was either dim to dark here at reagan national just before 10:00 last night, the airport reporting the generator he wentdown. and so, they had to rely on the power sources to get the airport at least partlylit. dominion energy crews were called into the airport t the repairs, trying to find out what the issues were. flighte meantime, w delayed here. others were held on the tarmac. and just before 11:00 last night, the power to the airport was restored. but people who were here and had to sit through all of that darkness could not stop talking about the moment the airport went dark. >> everything shut off. the lights wen out. they flickered a couple times. and then the next thing ew, it was dark. theeporter: well, again, airport saying two feed supplies or power to the airport from dominion somehow were not working. they're working now to make sure that does not happen again. but for passengers who were here las

gan? >> well, this all began with a tip that came in to prince george's county police from a confidential informant saying that a man with a gun was selling drugs and terrorizing people in the neighborhood. that according to police. now,pecial operation narcotic divisions along with the emergency services team responded. that's when they located the suspect who was carrying this gun that you see here in this photo b surrounde police tape there on the grass. that was found on the scene. it was a unormed member of the emergency services team that approached the uspect on sheriff road. he police say the man, though, about 25 yards before beingo sted by that officer. there was a struggle. ppe police chief stawinski describes what ed next. >> observed that individual with a handgun and that individual reached for the hand tn. thied to prevent him from accessing it and pointing it at them. n thaprocess, one of the officers perceived it to be a direct threat >> that prince george's county officer

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after officerrrived othe scene and coronteder, kanoute gan recoing the isode, ler posti it on facebookith a stement th ad in pa, "all iid was b blac" this is mou kanoe, speakg th cbs cnecticut >>t just still sets me to talk about it because i donon't even feel safe on my own campus and i amam away from home. i'm the first of my family to go to college. i'm doing this not only for me, but for my family, for my ancestors. amy: in a statement, smith president kathleen mccartney offered kanoute an apology, adding -- "this painful incident reminds us of the ongoing legacy of racism and bias in which people of color are targeted while simply going about the business of their daily lives." kanoute demanded that smith release the name of the staffer who called police on her, but the college e has so far refuse. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. we begin in the democratic republic of congo, which is facing one of the world's worst humanitarian crises in the world. between n 1998 and 2003, the drc suffered what

matthews where cardinal wuerl presided a gan with a statement addressing the pittsburgh grand. jury repo >> he talked a lot about we and us, but there was very little sense of personal accountability in it. that really stood out and people were disappointed and angry about that. >> i spoke with some of the people who attended noon mass a toda st. matthews cathedral. >> i think he should be removed and step down. just due to the fact that the temperament of the times for this kind of thin >> iaven't made a personal opinion on that number one because i don't know all the facts. i as a layman will not be involvedn knowing all the facts. >> and some peopl t sayt a grand jury report out of pittsburgh is just one side of the sty, and the woul hiklike to hear more from the cardinal. that's the latest from st. matthews dat duro . jim, backyou. >> thanks. >>> outside pittsburgh pressure grows to have cardinal wuerl's name removed from a high school. meone vandalized the school r sign with spray paint over his name. w> and there is still no verdict. e approach the end of a third day of j

pp [ laughter anduse ] this is nice though, trump's gan eric actually joined him at the rally, and h special shout-out. take a look. >> i have eric trump who's been fantastic. he loves his political stuff. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: "he's so good, i might appoint him secretary of political stuff. it's very nice. [ laughter ] [ applause ] he loves his little political stuff, whatever you call it." this is very interesting though. trump also said he thinks he can act presidential. even showed us what at would look like. watch this. >> it's a lot easier to act th presidential to do what i do. anybody can act presidential. [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen of the state of florida, thank you very much for being here. [ cheers and applause ] you are tremendous people, and i will leave now because i am boring you to death. thank you. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: well, actually, actually he didn't stop there. the crowd was loving it much. trump just kept showing them how presidential he could be. check this out. >> jimmy: it is so easy being presidential folks. [ laughter ] i can do anythin

you get a sense of immediacy and the american battlefields near misa gan are very much as they were at the time. you can see the trenches, can see the individual gun pits. i went to the site of the lost battalion. which i'll be talking about in a little while. you can see the pits that the soldiers dug when they were surrounded in the pocket. i kicked away some leaves. i did not use metal detectors, but just kick away some leaves and out rolls a cartridge. out rolls a piece of a flare pistol that they were using to signal. imagine finding something like that in north america. of course, they don't allow it on nps sites, rightfully so. it's very difficult to find things like that. you go over there to the world war i battlefields, it's very immediate. you get the sense of what it was like to be there. and the last group i led, we found the remains of a soldier. near a demolished bunker. who was either a german or an american soldier. my guess is probably german. in this case it was probably a field burial. it was a piece, it was a pelvis and a femur, probably the lower part of a body of

at the same time, i think that after a gans at least -- afghans at least, and anyone else who studieshis closely knows that the afghan file is not really in the civilian government's hand. it hasn't been for a long, long time. yes, civilian governments can, you know, provide some input, some -- express themselves one way or another. and at times they have paid a price as well for being somewhat more independent than they should be. and so i hope that in the civilian establishment as a whole, including, you know, pakistanis who are open to better relations and a change in the paradigm that has existed for so long, that they could maybe come to some kind of terms within pakistan with the military. but i'm not exactly sure if dynamics exist and that will happen or not. as far as china's concerned, i agree with david, china is an important player. china -- we see china as having really changed over time in terms of how it views the region in afghanistan. it has a better understanding what is happening. for china what is happening on the border with afghanistan and pakistan, with the uighu

on october 25th, curtis gans came and met with david, because they were interested in getting a candidate to run against the president. david gave him a number of names, including our good friend, paul mcechren. the first meeting was november 5th at sylvia chaplains and then we had another meeting and what happened is curtis took the names of people that they got and he went out and talked to more people. on the 19th, we created -- of november, we created a steering committee. david was chair of it. were you vice chair? yep. paul was vice chair. and we got off running. on november 20th, there was a press conference announcing the committee and david and gary studs who was at st. paul's would go on to become a congressman from massachusetts, were at the press conference. november 27th -- november 30th, mccarthy announced his candidacy but not in new hampshire. we were at the conference for concerned democrats. curtis ganz and alan lowenstein were there. we kept making appeals to mccarthy. i said, you've got -- they said, you've got to come to new hampshire if you want to be considered a se

one the transalaskan pipeline act was passed, construction immediately gan on pipeline and that pipelineystem actually transformed the state of alaska. largest me, it was the privately financed energy it's still a marvel of innovation today. would allow foreign fishing only after it had been determined that american harvest a annot a maximum yield which will not deplete the species and even then they would have to the ter, that is, foreigners, would have to register and pay a fee to fish monitored.be closely in fact, on the high seas, determination of economic by ocation would be made hose nations now fishing for species such as salmon. >> the next problem he tackled the problem of overfishing in u.s. waters. in the 1970s there, were foreign were fishing right off the coast of alaska and decimating our fisheries population. at the time, senator stevens served on the commerce committee with senator from the state of washington. e was a democrat and senator stevens obviously was a senator mag saw something in senator stevens and they decided to work together to try and resolve the issues.

gan has created a crisis in terms of policy.er into the european banking system. i don't think investors should overstate this to believe it's the beginning of a systemic crisis that takes down this long-term bull market in the united states. i think creates opportunity in emerging markets overtime. in china, there are two stories. the trade war and the central-bank policy that is trying to spur up growth or roll up growth at a time when by doing that, by putting extra stimulus, they can force companies to take on more leverage. chinese policymakers do stand to support growth. it's an overleveraged economy but it's not a systemic threat to the global financial system because a lot of that money is of that and a lot lending is being done directly or indirectly by the chinese government. the long-term story doesn't change. they have more millennials than the total labor force of u.s., canada, and europe. few hundred million people to still move into the suburbs or urban parts of the country. with how are they want to press the tru