s aviation expert geoffrey thomas there. in other news spain's socialist leader pedro sanchez has been confirmed as the country's prime minister after a narrow parliamentary vote sanchez will now head up of minority left wing government spain's 1st coalition since it made the transition to democracy in the mid 1970 s. . and the world health organization says more than 6000 people have now died from a measles epidemic in the democratic republic of congo the w.h.o. says it needs more funds to stem the outbreak of the highly infectious disease claims low vaccination rates for the epidemic. just a reminder the top stories we're following for you here today on the news and claims it has killed more than 80 americans after firing ballistic missiles at the u.s. military targets in iraq these strikes are in retaliation for the u.s. assassination of iran's top general us president donald trump tweeted earlier that all is well as damage was being assessed. and more than 170 people are dead after ukrainian paralyzer crushed tehran's ai

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well for more on the plane crash i'm joined by aviation expert geoffrey thomas from perth australia geoffrey what more do we know about this incident. look at the moment terry that is there's very little dots that we do have some vision taken by an iranian citizen. after the plane took off it appears to be on fire then there's a smaller piece of the a small explosion. of a flare before the airplane impacts the ground and there's a much larger and tragic explosion which appears to have killed everybody on board the flight right out $24.00 data doesn't show any particular problems with the flight path and the climb out and then suddenly the data is cut out that possibly is because of an explosion possibly in the cockpit that's taken out the electronics although. sometimes with the flight right out 24 the dot is incomplete and we have to white for more clarification from them but this certainly appears to be some sort of explosion on board that a profit from the vision from the iranian citizen of the aircraft so when you say an explosion are you suggesting then that this explosion took place in

we will be all primes and colonial blunder with one of the world's greatest human rights lawyers geoffrey robertson all this and more coming up in today's going underground but 1st the world is not the same since donald trump ordered the killing of iranian soldier caught some salami who along with his iraqi popular mobilization unit counterparts were drone strike on friday at baghdad airport joining me now from tel aviv is former israeli ambassador to the united states danny ayalon thanks so much about coming back on the show let's just begin with what you think your well indicted prime minister netanyahu meant when he said israel should not be dragged into what was an american event yes it was a totally american wholly owned american operation and i believe it came following the attack on the american embassy in baghdad but basically i think the united states was fed up with the intervention of iran through. the iranian revolutionary guard and most of the. force the oca's force which was headed by general assembly money their responsibility was actually to subvert all over and. i would s

thank you very much for filling us in there that was aviation expert geoffrey thomas such. well staying in iran iran claims it has killed more than 80 americans after firing ballistic ballistic missiles at military targets in iraq the missiles reportedly hit 2 bases the out assad air base in western iraq and another near the city if. the u.s. defense department says it's still assessing the full extent of the damage revolutionary guard says the attack was in retaliation for the u.s. assassination of general custer solo money on friday. well joining me in the studio for more is iraqi journalist amir mousawi good to see you again. so iran has used ballistic missiles to strike 2 u.s. bases in iraq it says it's killed u.s. military personnel is this the kind of response we were expecting from iran in response to the killing of the custom so the money i think is iran warned to tula give something for the pump for the because they ask for revenge and they cannot do do not nothing this is the reaction that we are expecting and we talked on the last 2 or 3 days that week spec that

to that airplane now we are certainly hoping for more information the victims' families as well geoffrey thomas aviation expert thank you very much pleasure. our let's take a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world e.u. leaders are meeting with libya's u.n. back to government as the conflict in the country worsens germany's foreign minister heiko boss and the e.u. council president met with the leader of the un backed government has also raj the e.u. russia and turkey have call on government forces and rebel groups declare a cease fire starting this sunday. a pneumonia outbreak in china may have been caused by a new type of by race that's according to the world health organization more than 50 people of cotton ammonia in the city of new han many of them worked at the same market the w.h.o. said that the illness could come from the same family as the sars virus. well carlos gone has given his 1st public statement following his escape from authorities in japan he described his treatment by the japanese legal system as a travesty against his human rights and digni

australia geoffrey what more do we know about this crash. look we now understand there was a significant engine failure. and it might have been on an uncontained engine failure where the fan blades of the engine exit the engine itself and possibly punch of the fuselage it was a large. from this a craft try to impact on the ground and the examination of the wreckage shows one engine is pretty well intact for the other engine shows significant destruction and exhibits. signs of a massive fire we know that there's 176 people on board that some count puts some counts put that 179147 of those were iranian folks going to see if. so at this stage it appears to be a major mechanical problem and that's been confirmed by the iranian investigators on the ground but why the pilots couldn't. contain this fire we dug not there was no communication from the copied whatsoever after sign off. of any problems all tracking devices ceased before at about 1000 feet and then the plane plummeted down to to the ground what can you tell us stephanie about the safety

to that airplane and we are certainly hoping for more information the victims' families as well geoffrey thomas aviation expert thank you very much pleasure. all right here's a check now of some of the other stories making news around the world e.u. leaders are meeting with libya's u.n. back to government as the conflict in the country worsens germany's foreign minister heikal moss and the e.u. council president met with the leader of the un back to government fire as the raj the e.u. russia and turkey have called on government forces and rebel groups to declare a cease fire starting this sunday. bolivia's in term government plans to start a corruption investigation into $600.00 officials who are part of former president a former all this is the ministration or ellis was granted asylum in mexico last year after he was forced to flee bolivia in the wake of disputed elections under the thousands of people in puerto rico are currently without electricity without water after a series of earthquakes hit the u.s. territory earlier this week the strongest quake at a magnitude of 6.4 that makes

and for more on the plane crash i'm joined by aviation expert geoffrey thomas geoffrey what in your assessment caused this plane to crash. look in our system and from the limited amount so vision and the images all that to bring me to p.s. is that it was a mechanical failure a major engine issue although that's rather strange because an airplane not the 737 is designed to fly on one engine and the pilots have the opportunity through fire extinguishers in cutting off the fuel to extinguish any fire however this could have been a catastrophic engine failure but we can't really at this stage rule out the possibility of chair resume although the local arraigning authorities have ruled that out at this stage i want to tell us about the safety record of this plane and all along that was operating at. shore the 737100 is part of a family of 3 this is the 708-0900 new generation or next generation. aircraft that were designed to the 1990s boeing has delivered over 7000 of them by a bicycle the backbone of the worlds of the world's short to medium whole slate along with its competitor the air bus a 320

joining me now for more on this and other cultural injustices is the leading human rights lawyer geoffrey robertson q.c. whose new book who owns history elegant solution the case for turning plan the treasure is out now jeffrey thanks for coming on i'm going to get to the book particularly in a in a moment but your reaction to president trump saying that the culture of iran should be targeting the world sadly this is a man who thinks like a barbarian because it is to protect against barbarian activities over centuries most recently of course isis we have developed over centuries this rule that you do not have attack cultural heritage and here is the commander of the free world if you knock the announcing. that he's going to target cultural property world heritage areas to spite iran he calls it a rainy and culture but it's not it's the culture of the world it's cultural property the problems to us all because it's part of our artistic a docket take through evolution and so you know this is a barbarians idea of a sort of reprisal of the playground it's not it it has nothing to do with inte

colonial bloodshed and oppression we speak to its author alleged to be human rights barrister geoffrey robertson. all those are all going up and walk through of going underground. but if she warned you and i did the dishes at the bottom or those jeans nudist beach and you see me we to you. and about that. in the news i mean that so that in fact involve. a lot of. fuzzy parts about 2 kids each other both sides. as if. the. cabinet felt they were days doing. people who simply knew. in the united states presidential candidates debate the future of the u.s. and the world. max kaiser and stacy her but to get into the burning questions of this election cycle one every week will stacks student debt trade wars corporate money universal basic. and more catch up with what's front running this sunday exclusively on r.t. . welcome back more now on the fallout of the u.s. assassination of got some silly money one of the things that even president trump's hawk supporters of distance themselves from this week it is apparent threat to destroy cultural heritage sites in iran so what should be the conse

and for more on the plane crash i'm joined by aviation expert geoffrey thomas geoffrey what in your assessment caused this plane to crash. look in our assessment from the limited amount so vision and the images all that to bring me to pierre is that it was a mechanical failure a major engine issue although that's rather strange because an airplane not the 737 is designed to fly on one engine and the pilots have the opportunity through fire extinguishers in cutting off the fuel to extinguish any fire however this could have been a catastrophic engine failure but we can't really at this stage rule out the possibility of chere resume although the local arraigning authorities have ruled that out at this stage so what can you tell us about the safety record of this plane and ellen that was operating at. shore the the 737100 is part of a family of 3 this is the 7080900 new generation or next generation. aircraft that were designed to the 1990s boeing has delivered either 7000 of them by a bicycle or the backbone of the worlds of the world's short to medium whole slate along with its competitor the a

across talking capitalism i'm joined by my guest geoffrey tucker in new york he is editorial director for the american institute for economic research in los angeles we have piii and he is an independent economic and geo political analyst former commodities trader and strategic planning advisor and in indianapolis we cross alexandra hudson she is an independent scholar writer consultant and speaker or across type rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate go to pi 1st because i one of my rules on this program we always go to the person that got up early is that you got up really early for those programs and i'm very much appreciated by you know there's a lot of talk about how capitalism is. performing and for whom and we look at the generation x. we look at the middle millennial as we see the attraction of socialism in the polls so my question is very broad and it's a very deep question at the same time as it is capitalism working if it is for whom go ahead. well it's a great question. my kind of response question is whether capitalism whose ca

it is a guy called geoffrey berman he was doing a press c0 nfe re nce called geoffrey berman he was doingion of the late billionaire. it is a mansionjust off fifth ave, just close to central park. and he was asked whether prince andrew had cooperated with us authorities, as he promised he would do when he stepped back from royal duties. and geoffrey berman was very explicit and used very strong words when he said, no, there has been zero cooperation from prince so far. and do we know what he was asking a prince andrew? well, the us prosecutors and the fbi have been in touch repeatedly, we have been in touch repeatedly, we have been in touch repeatedly, we have been told, to try and organise an interview with prince andrew. they want to speak to him. now, you remember when prince andrew stepped back from royal duties late last year, he made a statement saying, of course i am willing to help any appropriate law enforcement agency with their investigations, if required. well, rust, they are required. well, rust, they are required. yet prince andrew's legal tea m required. yet prince andrew's

in the ongoing saga of our friendly neighborhood sex trafficker to the stars of politics and film geoffrey up stede yes on this up to sort of the upstream chronicles britain's prince andrew is back on the front burner over his relationship with epstein as u.s. federal prosecutors recently announced they have not exactly been cooperating with them on their epstein probe naturally the prince disagrees with their ascertain of his cooperation or to america's turn to be chavez says the story. prince andrew is allegedly angry and the wilderness claims that he is not cooperating with investigators saying that he has not been approached to speak about the case at all but new york state attorney geoffrey berman says otherwise the southern district of new york and the f.b.i. have contacted prince andrew's attorneys and requested to interview present prince andrew. and today. prince andrew has provided 0 cooperation buckingham palace has refused to comment regarding these allegations against prince andrew meantime gloria already who is representing one of geoffrey epstein's accusers says that she has

of years ago prince andrew emphatically denies any form of sexual contact orp relations with miss geoffreyso, f updatem bbc royal correspondent, saying the issue is being dealt with byuk the of york's legal comment. buckingham palace will not be commenting further on this particularwe matter. e getting more from new york. >> u.s. attorney jeffrey berman is laying out the criminal investigation into jeffrey epstein, and people wsi py were co-conspirators in his sex geoffrey berman was doing a press conference today outside the mansion of the late billionair it's a mansion just off fifth avenue, just close to central park. andn a press availability about the problem of sex trafficking in general, he was asked whether prince andrew had cooperated with the u.s. authorities. as he primedou he -- promised he would do when he stepped back from royal jeffrey berman used very strong words when he said, no, there s been zero cooperation from prince andrew so far. >> and do we know what he was asking of prince andrew? >> well, the u.s. prosecutors and the f.b.i. have been in touchei repeatedly, we're

s perceived non-cooperation with the probe into american financier geoffrey epstein's death and washington's refusal to extradite a british 250 back to killer the wife of a u.s. intelligence official but artie's donald quarter looks at how the 2 states still always seem to find common ground on issues that threaten their political establishment. the u.s. and u.k. have long been close allies but sometimes even friends have their falling outs u.s. courts are still investigating the circumstances of multi-millionaire pedophile jeffrey epstein's mysterious death and unfortunately his former friend prince andrew has been less than receptive to prosecutors so let me say that the southern district of new york and the f.b.i. have contacted prince andrew's attorneys and requested to interview present prince andrew and today. prince andrew has provided 0 cooperation lawyers and journalists were quick to phone in after pleading with the prince to aid the investigation but to no avail despite the value and or gave to cooperate just several months ago i continue to unequivocally regrets my ill judged ass

one notorious name from the past year was that of a disgraced american financier and paedophile geoffrey epstein and his role at the head of a traffic sex trafficking operation catering for the rich and powerful he was found dead in prison in august while awaiting further trial his death was officially ruled a suicide but it failed to draw a line on the epstein sordid story as caleb moore penned explains. imagine a billionaire who is friendly with u.s. presidents like bill clinton and donald trump imagine he's also tight with the british royal family and now imagine that he's also heavily involved in running a sex trafficking network where he gives clients access to under-age girls. now a story like that cannot be ignored no matter how hard some might try i had a falling out with them a long time ago i don't think i've spoken to him for 15 years i wasn't saying i was not a long time ago it starts it may be 15 years and it would be. a considerable stress to say that he was a very very close friend but it gets better magine that certain media had been suppressing the story after being put

cooperate just several months ago i continue to university regrets my ill judged association with geoffrey epstein of course i'm willing to help any appropriate law enforcement agency with their investigation if required the prince's refusal gave the us a taste of how u.k. officials felt in august of last year when british teen harry dunn was killed by a car following the death of heavy down in north hampton the come prosecution service has today although i still have to chip police to charge and cyclonus with causing death by dangerous driving when the u.k. asked for her extradition in accordance with its agreement with the us the request was flat out denied the united states has a strong law enforcement relationship with the u.k. and in particular a strong track record or close cooperation on extradition matters however under the circumstances of this case we strongly believe that an extradition request would be highly inappropriate that track record didn't stop the stab in the back felt across great britain the prime minister boris johnson labeled it a denial of justice and once again f

american was acute as say prince andrew has provided zero cooperation to the geoffrey epstein sex trafficking enquiry. the tide in congress is turning against president trump with more republican saying they will vote with democrats to hear from witnesses in his trial. it is increasingly likely that other republicans will join those increasingly likely that other republicans willjoin those of us who think we should hear from john bolton. hello. 75 years ago a ray of light shone down on the darkest place on earth. the soviet army liberated auschwitz birkenau, the vast complex in muncie occupied poland were over a million prisoners died. on monday, survivors were joined by international leaders in a ceremony to help keep the memory alive in the hope that today, in a world where racism and fascism is on the rise, we do not repeat the mistakes of the past. world leadersjoin world leaders join survivors world leadersjoin survivors here world leaders join survivors here to keep alive the memory of the vic's. 6 million people, mostlyjewish, murdered by the nazis. more than a million of them in this

inquiry want to speak with britain's prince andrew but the chief federal prosecutor for new york geoffreybourbons says prince andrew has provided 0 cooperation he says the best gaiters have contacted the duke of york's lawyers and asked to interview him but there's been no response. some of the last living survivors of the holocaust have shared their emotional testimony as they are the 75th anniversary of the liberation of the death camp in poland more than a 1000000000 people barely jews were killed at auschwitz alone between 140 and 945 jonah hill has more from the ceremony. facing the entrance to auschwitz birkenau seated alongside the railway line the delivered multitudes mostly jews in cattle trucks to their deaths survivors shared their stories. from when. i remember making women driven in trucks from the barracks a gas chamber i can hear them screaming i can hear it in my subconscious when i remember those events world leaders royalty and religious leaders listened this was not a moment for them. and there was just dream. within my heart it was still alive maybe tomorrow will come

you didn't seem to support their anticapitalist phases around the time the ira he killed geoffrey i gate of du pont du pont of course in from as for supplying agent orange vietnam which killed a thing a war that killed 4000000 somebody made the decision some where the thumb people time the normal a's our society in north with big factories and lots of jobs was the wrong way to go on i remember really well being at home one night and a knock came to the door and my neighbor said to me there's a young guy here looking for your sister. and i think is the trouble so we brought him and we looked after him as it turned out she was one of the people that was involved in the murder of geoffrey i get. i mean even his murder caused mayhem all the across to america when when president carter even said he knew it was a disgrace. dupont was a drunk and to convey that bloke supplier so shortly after you met martin mcguinness you know to gerry adams is trying to promote him politically trying to get him away from the armed struggle tell me about. initially it was very in those with a cause martin marti

britain's prince andrew has been dodging their requests for help in the case of just christ a financier geoffrey epstein the wirral had promised to assist investigations into alleged 6 trafficking and abused by abstain and his associates. u.s. officials have confirmed that a small american military plane has crashed enough ghana's down bought will not say what happened to those on board the aircraft went down in the taliban held province of gaza any spokesman for the insurgents gave conflicting statements about whether it had crashed or had been shot down or. italy's right wing likud party has failed in its bid to win a k. regional election losing to the incumbent center left democratic party likud party later vini had hoped a victory in northern humility would help in bringing down the least fragile national coalition government. fans and fellow players a mourning the death of american basketball star kobe bryant and i. died in a helicopter crash the retired because playa was in the private helicopter when it went down near los angeles on sunday leaving no survivors the victims include his teen

ofa second picture there if you can see it of a toddler honouring his father who died, tribute to geoffreyreceiving a medal for bravery on behalf of his father a deeply sad and moving story and one i'm sure we will continue to cover. from the awful to the truly bizarre, this story that is in the financial times but also on the daily telegraph here, dominic cummings who is widely regarded as the most powerful non— elected official in the country seeking to transform a notoriously risk averse institution, whitehall, with an invitation to weirdos and artist. what is this about? as you say, we are moving from the sad to the sublime. i think we do have a new government in the united kingdom and dominic cummings is the chief adviser to the prime minister, and ina adviser to the prime minister, and in a blog post yesterday he sought of put his ideas down saying that he believes there aren't kind of polities needed for the kind of transformation that borisjohnson wa nts to transformation that borisjohnson wants to bring to the uk, so in other words to the people in government are not equipped, so

buckingham palace after prince andrew was accused of zero cooperation about an enquiry into sex offender geoffreybuild the uk's ig network. and whether huawei can help build the uk's 16 network. an ice glazier is melting weaker than previously feared. the scientists behind the biggest project in antarctic history willjoin us on the

for president bill clinton's impeachment and alan dershowitz who is known for defending 6 defended geoffrey epstein. brazil's culture minister has been fired after using language similar to hitler's propaganda minister us of goebbels. used the speeches phrases in a speech to promote a new initiative in brazil focusing on nationalism and religion out of him admitted the similarity but called it a coincidence. officials in newfoundland in canada have declared a restraint of image and c.g. to encrease event of blizzard conditions residents were warned to expect as much as 70 centimeters of snow and i've been told to prepare emergency kits with enough supplies to last for at least 3 days. well u.s. president donald trump has warned iran's supreme leader ayatollah ali how many to be very careful with his words it comes after the ayatollah denounced the united states and urged iranians to unite behind their government in a rare appearance at friday prayers he dismissed trump as a clown and called his support for the iranian people a pretense how many also defended iran's military after me after i

american was acute as say prince andrew has provided zero cooperation to the geoffrey epstein sex traffickingident trump with more republican saying they will vote with democrats to hear from witnesses in his trial.

volunteer firefighter geoffrey keaton was one of them. was his funeral, where his 19—month—old son harvey was presented with his father's medal for bravery. gusty winds and temperatures soaring above a0 degrees are set to create hazardous fire conditions in the coming days. shaimaa khalil, bbc news, lake conjola, new south wales. bushfires have always been a feature of australian summers, but, as we're reporting, this season has seen some of the most intense and extensive fires ever. experts say it's difficult to pinpoint a single cause, but three years of dry weather and the hottest tempertaures on record last year clearly played a part, as our science editor david shukman reports. on a terrifying scale and burning in too many different areas to be stopped, the flames are causing a massive shock. even in a country that is used to fire. usually, the blazes strike scrubland. these are instead tearing into the forests, which means the fires are hotter and taller and harder to tackle. for a sense of their size, on a map of the uk, here is th

were in the lead at half time, but la rochelle changed the game in the second half and tries from geoffreyyrou and gregory alldritt giving them a comfortable lead. sales task become a lot harder when valeri morozov was sent off making contact with an opponents head with his shoulder. the game finished 30—23 to la rochelle. elsewhere harlequins beat bath 25—19. time now for some of friday's other sports news and for the fourth time in five months, liverpool'sjurgen klopp has been named premier league manager of the month. his right back trent alexander arnold won the player of the month for december. rafa nadal has helped spain to the semi finals of the inaugural atp cup in sydney. having lost his singles match, nadal and his partner pablo carreno busta won their doubles rubber to set up a semi final against hosts australia. serbia play russia in the other semi. two—time london marathon winner wilson kipsang has been provisionally suspended for doping violations. he's been sanctioned for not informing testing authorities of his whereabouts and for tampering with samples. he denies any wrong

i'm glad geoffrey berman has gone public to try to embarrass prince andrew, he made one statement andhind closed doors is doing something very different, the five epstein victims who i represent are outraged and disappointed at prince andrew's behaviour. virginia roberts giuffre says she was forced to have sex with prince andrew by epstein and his associates was up and you completely denies any sexual encounter with her. he knows what happened. i know what happened. and there's only one of us telling the truth. in that now infamous newsnight interview last november, prince andrew said he was willing to talk to american investigators with some conditions. if push came to shove... and the legal advice was to do so, then i would be duty— bound legal advice was to do so, then i would be duty—bound to legal advice was to do so, then i would be duty— bound to do so. legal advice was to do so, then i would be duty-bound to do so. in a statement a few days later when he stepped down from royal duties, his commitment was even clearer. he said "of course i am willing to help any appropriate law

and we've got a setback or no let's move on we've actually got geoffrey thomas with us though who is the editor in chief of airline ratings dot com on skype from perth in australia thank you for your time. a lot of speculation at the moment but based on what information there is out there and from looking at fight right out of things what's your assessment at this stage. look the very early days as you allude the assessment at this stage the there's there's a very good side could have been the wrong word to use a very sickening place a vision of the plane. appears to be on fire there's a glow from this aircraft as it's to sending then there's a small explosion before the impact when there's a much much larger explosion this appears to be. possibly an engine problem it may well again an explosion on board the aircraft. it's a little bit hard to tell at this stage but certainly it appears to be some major technical problem has impacted this a craft i know it's coincidental with this missile attack but i don't think the 2 are related no no indication of that as it were actually just wat

perfect so i just kind of blown past they can come back you can bullshit us like eyes of the country geoffrey come i give it to them if you get my computer to you but ink on the on the milk look at your bloom going. on the smoke you very bluntly. put a q. who has said we are going to talk of the kind of question on the one you mention on the shit out of us. having the only visual because it looked at it that i don't use it in the neck you could ever use logic will get told to divorce the problem when in doubt you can. win the national team with someone. i don't know. kind of a weak point in the future more to one of the committee but. the discussion continues into these mean until they reach a consensus. on it but work with. the plan is to design a mobile phone game that allows people to plant and grow virtual seats and for every virtual seat. there'll be a real one planted in the community garden. if you wish was she going to die some in longmont because you can fish i will use the no saw i walk to my design to watch it on being. modern a community going to be. rushed as is evolving best but

investigating the bidens so this defense does not seem particularly convincing on the face of it the geoffrey thomas service if as you say the outcome is known and is expected that president. you know will be exonerated even with a damaging bolton testimony then what's the point of all this i mean is it ultimately the u.s. election that's at stake here. i think what's at stake in this impeachment trial is ultimately the 2020 election and democrats are hoping if they don't realistically believe the trunk can be removed in this trial that at least the trial will prove damaging to critical independent and moderate republican supporters that trump needs particularly in the swing states in the forthcoming election however there's a longer term issue which is that the republican party may actually lose a considerable amount of credibility in the course of this trial even if trump is exonerated and that's because if they are seen to cover up evidence if they are seen to oppose the calling of witnesses such as bolton who are willing to testify against the trump team's narrative if they're willing to

station for us in that destination was there a patient in search one of the falls guess was that on of geoffrey the correct reading in something or tea. leaves certainty whether. it's in the air in on the side on the why of this 114 or possibly the 3rd can tell you that. usage without holding it up to just use consisting of cars and cars or electrons or were you able to establish where the phone was of course. just this one objection system were asked to say that just as with that's hot. that. plane landing on b. has been attacked by a man who went christmas list to the south promised him. in fact since he wants to know total nonsense has. been to be a part of our. you should build the road you have mr bridge closer. to 2005 to modify and there are more is a number of pretenders there and. you didn't have any role whatsoever of the investigation of this case that involved the murder of genesis recall right and you have no personal information whatsoever with regard to how this murder took place. you weren't there weren't you noticed you didn't see fire shots fish knows nothing for. the quarter.

talk about the apprehension the controversial demise of billionaire pedophile and sex trafficker geoffrey epstein the political elites man with the little black book the man who owned an island built on sand with a trail of friends and accomplices that includes 2 presidents and a prince 2019 also brought us real time looks at how the united states flexes its foreign policy in latin america through manipulated headlines jack ryan t.v. shows and brilliantly covert regime change operations that are no longer kerber covert and not really brilliant it's all that and a whole lot more as we take a few moments to reflect on the year that was watching the hawks in 2019. that i got.

professor yu jie from chatham house, and geoffrey yu from ubs.t and a lot of it has to do with iowa. looking at all of iowa from des moines. kevin cirilli on the caucasus. they will debate in des moines. this is bloomberg. good morning. ♪ viviana: this is "bloomberg surveillance." i'm viviana hurtado. we begin with indonesia, lion air, the airline company considering putting its pilots through simulator training before flying the 737 max p the airline abandon the idea after boeing condensed the carrier it was unnecessary. that was months before the lion air 737 max crashed. was referred to as "idiots." the allianceaying between nissan and renault, that itsan was the core of competitiveness. boo-hoo group maintaining its record about outperforming the british retail industry the online fashion seller raising financial guidance after a strong holiday season. boo-hoo saying for the year through february, sales growth is expected to be as much as 42%. the company uses instagram and reality television to boost demand for its fashions. that is your blo

talk about the apprehension the controversial demise of billionaire pedophile and sex trafficker geoffrey epstein the political elites man with the little black book the man who owned an island built on sin with a trail of friends and accomplices that includes 2 presidents and a prince 2019 also brought us real time looks at how the united states flexes its foreign power.

andrew has been dodging their requests for help in their investigations into the late sex offender geoffrey epstein and his associates the british royal had promised to assist investigations into epstein's alleged sex sex trafficking of minors in a number of countries. well the last survivors of auschwitz have been gathering at that former nazi death camp in what was once occupied poland their numbers are growing ever fewer but some have returned there to bear witness they were joined by world leaders to mark 75 years since auschwitz was liberated in january of 1945 in the final months of world war 2. reliving the horrors of auschwitz. the agony edged over his face. and yet despite the pain these holocaust survivors have returned to this film a death camp to remind the world where anti semitism and racism can lead. in front of the gates of auschwitz known as the gates of death a commemoration ceremony in which delegates from $61.00 countries are taking part and $200.00 auschwitz survived is each with that terrible memories of what happened here i remember that if she was there to make it to

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we flew into st thomas like geoffrey epstein had for many years only we were in a small commercial plane and epstein would arrive in his private jet after a night on st thomas we woke up early the next morning and chartered a boat to take us to epstein's little st james and great st james islands of the southeastern coast of st thomas. the trip across the turquoise water from the marina didn't take long only about 15 minutes and then there they were going to tory asylums in a tropical paradise with a sordid story the building on top of the island there that's abstains main residence there's a stone wall there's a lawn there's a couple of other buildings here and we're not sure what they are maybe their guest quarters may be employee quarters we're not exactly sure we're also seeing palm trees lining the island every single palm tree was imported we're told at a cost of $20000.00 each on the opposite end of the $72.00 acre island from epstein's magine is the temple looking structure that once had a golden dome ripped off during hurricane earl according to the locals we talked to many were