>> he was mad at mark hasse, he was mad at mr.et him up. >> what did that tell but this incredibly bizarre relationship? >> i think it proved beyond any doubt that eric williams was a psychopath and this was horribly toxic screwed up marriage. lets you know what type of darkness was inside that house and inside their hearts. >> kim williams also said she helped her husband dispose of key evidence in the case. she recalled driving to this bridge one night and watching eric toss a black bag into the lake. >> do you know what was in the bag? >> i knew that it was guns. >> it had taken 12 months of searching the lake before divers found the bag. fbi agent lori gibbs was there. >> open this up and there is two guns. this is it. >> inside the bag were two revolvers, forensics would show one of those guns killed mark hasse. and one more thing -- that bag those guns were in? it wasn't a bag at all. it was really a terrifying halloween mask. >> grim reaper type. >> exactly. >> kim williams said her husband wore to conceal himself when he s

. >> t the politicalal crisis hass igignited deep didivides. indigenous support the president. the mainly whites and mixed race middle-class on the others. question thes: to stability. recent clashes call in to question the stability. a 300 euro monthly bonus of the tough conditions they face at work. >> starting 2020, we will launch a 10 billion euro program over three years. is 3.3 billion each year to restore the financial balance of the diffusion. -- of the institution. himet's take a listen to taking us through the measures that have been announced. >> this was an emergency press conference to present an emergency program announced by the president following a major strike movement by doctors, nurses, and the hospital networks here in france. expectationlot of about bonuses, especially for those earning very little money in the paris region, especially fresh money. it came with this debt reduction , states will take third ofility for the the debt over the next two years. and isuation is dire acute. they are needed to be an emergency response and not only long-term plans th

spanish authorities and the acting prime minister hass said he will be doing everything he dayto make sure the polling goes off as normal. >> thank you. nato is under fire by the french president. the french leader claiming washington is turning its back on europe and he had lost faith in the alliance. his nato allies work week to disagree. >> nato is under fire from emmanuel macron. >> what we are experiencing is the brain death of nato. you have no coordination whatsoever of strategic decision-making between the united states and its nato allies. >> comments come after the withdrawal of u.s.s. troops from northeastern syria. viewed the move as a green light as an incursion to push back syrian kurdish forces, despite the risk that it could give the islamic state group and opening to announce -- to amount of resurgence. a clear definition of the current state of nato. quick to dismimiss it.. >> the french president has chosen drastic words. not sweepining criticism is necessary. we have problems and we need to fix them. >> he has said he is no longer sure if allies would come to each

he points to 0.04 seconds ahead of lewis hamilton, while bott hass was in third.gets under way at 1pm. it is the second day of the trampoline, tumbling and dmt championships in tokyo, with more medals for great britain. shanice davidson claimed silver in the women's tumbling final, and it was a british bronze as well, with megan keely on the podium. gallagher has qualified for the champion final, meaning she confirmed her place at the olympics next year. i love that smile. that is all your support for now. more on all those stories on the bbc website, including all the latest from the premier league today, with manchester city kicking off at newcastle united in the last few minutes. no goals there so far. to you. ina minutes. no goals there so far. to you. in a change to the advertised schedule, we will have click at 1:30pm. now we will take you to talking movies. hello and welcome to talking movies in india. i'm tom brooke. today, we will be covering some of the latest developments in indian cinema. indian cinema is taking a forward step in the right direction. w

. >> brennan: because no sitting president hass gone through an impeachment and a reelection at the sameime. >> we're in such unusual times where we seem so frozen into tribal camps. >> brennan: so you heard congressman armstrong make the case that no other president really could talk like this and get away with it but that's okay. on friday we saw kind of an example of how president trump is vocal and unusual and really undeterred by this entire impeachment process when he gave that nearly hour-long interview o what was that? >> that was the president sort of giving his view of this entire impeachment process. and he's embracing conspiracy theories that even his republican supporters are not embracing talking about dstre and talking about ukrainian hacking. it's clear that other republicans are going to make excuses for that and say, this is just the president. he still has a hold on our voters. he is someone who has been able to launch the himself into the top of the republican party and take control of the party. >> brennan: and said he would look forward to a trial in the senate. >>

late today, local officials pledging significant progress hass been made in the battle to extinguish those flames. >> the situation is improving, but we are not completely out of the woods yet. >> reporter: the initial explosion injured three workers. the blast caught on camera inside a coffee shop. you can see a bright light flash just before the massive explosion blew out doors and windows across the area. >> all of a sudden, we heard a big crash, a big boom and didn't know what it was. and a split second later, the glass and win dose come flying in the bedroom. >> reporter: then hours later, a second blast causing a steel tower to shoot out of those hellish flames, then torpedo down towards the ground. thermafour-mil evacuation, forcing tens of thousands of residents to flee from their homes for thanksgiving, packing up and leaving. >> i worry about what we're breathing in. >> reporter: tonight, they're wondering when they'll be able to return home. authorities say they're keeping a close eye out on the air quality, and while they won't be able to find out what caused this fire un

that hass is the man come down to us as more or less the saver of the american economy stop remember we talked providential its ration russian mark this is george at providential inspiration and even some years later, joseph comment from his commentaries on the constitution that george comment from was thn so what first in peace, makes him first in the heart of his country? ,ell, george as a young man george's born on february 11, 1731. is that the day we celebrated his birthday? no. calendar in julian the early 1750's, they change to the gregorian calendar so it moved his birthday 11 days ahead , february 22. assessedg man, he was with becoming a gentleman and what did a gentleman tell that meant having wealth, owning property, potentially owning slaves have a spouse? being success -- successful. , when he wasrge 11, his father died and young having to live with an older half-brother, lawrence. lawrence was a gentleman. he had a grand home that he had named after admiral edward kingn, who served under george. from that, young george saw what it meant to be a gentleman. he saw that s

hass hard because juul taken an initiative on the round and decided they will stop selling products flaggedthe fda. they will now just focus on menthol and tobacco flavors. the administration is pulling back on the efforts and focusing elsewhere. david: reportedly because of politics, but we also have the issue of states. california and new york have sued juul. kailey: especially we were talking about nicotine, a lot of is thatssment of juul is kind of a gateway for young users, get them addicted to nicotine because there are nicotine in the products and they will go on to smoke cigarettes. david: especially teenagers. terrific report. still ahead, the promise of a sustainable path forward. the imf is responding to alberto fernandez's plan to get argentina back on track. we discuss with the key imf official. ons is "balance of power" bloomberg television and radio. ♪ when it comes to using data, everyone is different. which is why xfinity mobile is a different kind of wireless network that lets you design your own data. choose unlimited, shared data, or mix lines of each and switch any line

. >> vindman a week ago, who is pinning t so much credibility on defending her honor hass potentially perjured himself. at a minimum he should be recusing himself and secondly he should sit for a deposition to find out what role he played in orchestrating and potentially soliciting the whistleblower complaint and the witness appearing in his sham of a show trial in the skiff. >> judge pirro: it reminds me of everything they accuse the president of boomerangs back. white house visitor logs reveals alexandra?-- the dnc contractor who colluded inea the 2016 campaign, visited the white house 27 times. joining me is tom fitton president of judicial watch and a real whistleblower. tom, you know what i think of you and judicial watch, you do greatt work. what judicial watch has uncovered here is simply stunning. it seems like the real collusion story is between ukraine and the left. >> and the obama white house which, of course is the left. yeah, 27 visits of this dnc contractor whose accused of colluding directly with the ukrainian embassy to dig up dirt on paul manaforte and attack donald

. >>> hassing now, we're looking inside the hearing room on capitol hill where the impeachment hearingn about 15 minutes. the former ambassador to ukraine is set to testify today. marie yovanovitch arrived at the capitol a few minutes ago. abc news will have live coverage to start around 6:00 a.m. if you're headed out the door today, we're streaming this at abc7 news app. >>> an update from the i-team. italian prosecutors say they finished their investigation into two young men from the bay area who are being held in the death of an italian police officer. prosecutors are asking for an immediate trial. finn elder and gabe natali have been in a rome prison since the july 26th stabbing death of that officer. the teens say they didn't know the officer and his partner were police. the judge has five days to decide whether to grant the request for a fast trial. >>> sonoma clean power's board of dreshgirectors has voted to the agency study if they should acquire pg&e power lines. the move follows the lead of san francisco and the public power agency in yolo county. both made offerers to buy

seeing that rippling through into the european markets, the stoxx 600 is down by 0.4%, the -- which hass it been down versus the dollar, is barely budging. we are seeing a bid come back into the bond market. italy has had a very bad week for btp's. we have been trading down, yields three basis points higher today. up by 20 basis points over the week. even the peripheral markets like the italian bond market. saide: one more thing he is that he plans to sign any china trade deal in the united states. we know this is a particularly fiery demand when it comes to china. china may not want to come to the united states to sign anything here. there had been an effort to look for some neutral territory, and that wasn't going very well either. aremore on all of this, we joined by paul chryst for, wells fargo investment institute head of global market strategy -- by , wells fargoher investment institute head of global market strategy. what do you do on any headline? paul: you wants to stay close to your longtime allocation target. there has been some good news on manufacturing. it looks like the he

the stock if you're in the shares, and these are two stories that he confirmed that fox business hassed confirm there could be a possible renegotiation on the price of the deal. the deal's a $26 billion deal, it's a stock deal, you get a certain amount of t-mobile shares if you own -- ashley: x number of sprint -- >> yeah, and vice versa. apparently, sprint -- not apparently, but sprint is worth less than when the deal was announced. ashley: aha. >> there's a cost to merger, particularly on litigation. there's also, financially the company hasn't done as well. he did confirm, quote-unquote confirm by saying it's a possibility -- ashley: cheaper price. >> that they could get a cheaper price. this thing not totally negotiated through yet, and that might happen. now, he said the deal's going to happen anyway, so it looks like sprint would agree to some negotiation. he didn't confirm it, but our reporting earlier in the week is pretty accurate. so if you own the sprint side of it, of the deal, you know, just -- this is something to watch for because you may get less, fewer t-mobile shares,

the new report by the pentagon's inspector general says isis hass used the turmoil in the ararea o rebuild itself and increase its ability to launch attacks abroad. "thehe new york times" reports e navy seal's are expected to oust accused war criminal eddie gallagher from the elite commando force only days after president trump cleared gallagher of any judicial punishment and restored his rank. gallagher has been accused of shooting two iraqi civilians and fatally stabbing a captive teenager in the neck. a california military jury acquitted him of murder charges in july but convicted him of a lesser offense. trump also pardoned to other u.s. soldiers who have also been accused of committing more crimes, despite being advisised against ththe pardons by his own defense secretary, mark esper. "time magazine" is reporting secretary of state mike pompeo is planning to resign and run for a u.s. senate seat in kansas next year. pompeo has come under fire during the ongoing impeachment hearings against president trump, with many criticizing him for failing to defend state department officials and

centrality hass always been important.i'm sure countries do not want to see is come as a result of the opportunities that thererom china, is not an approach of beggar thy neighbor. haslinda: what is the biggest brexit u.s. recession, -- charles: all of those things are big issues. the biggest thing is certainty or the lack thereof. ,ntil we get a policy especially on the trade side, investors will be holding on to their wallet. haslinda: charles freeman, senior vp of asia. discussions here are focused on relationships and the phase one trade deal between the u.s. and china of course. rishaad: thank you. will be with us again later on the program. at the take a look indian markets in rome by. -- in mumbai. they are on a tear. this is bloomberg. ♪ haslinda: you are watching bloomberg markets asia. i am haslinda amin. -- let: india's markets us headed straight to mumbai. they are going through the days of-- six straight gains. how are we looking today? very positive opening for the new week after the rally of nearly 300 point

regards eu fiscal hass, i would say the eu clear and transparent fiscal rules and they are having anand macro economic policy coordination. just recently, the european commission gave its assessment of euro area member states budget for 2020. the picture is mixed for a number of member states, where there is a risk of noncompliance with eu rules and also a number we consider its importance as they continue to bring depth to gdp -- debt to gdp ratios down and at the same time we see companies which held fiscal space which could use the fiscal space to facilitate investment. david: is it possible to have some of the states that have challenges with brussels -- i will pick one out at random -- italy, with which there were objections, to trim back their debt and borrowing without going into austerity which could hurt the overall european economy? , it is first of all worth noting that the eu economy continues to grow. economycast is the grows at 1.4% this year and next. all 28 eu member states continue to grow. -- that obviously includes italy. it is important italy strikes the right bal

the conviction is a new crime and whether it hass to do with skin color than the previous position would you commit the department of justice risk assessment tool will be revised through the recidivism more narrowly and he will explore the challenges totm correct racial disparities's >> i want to clarify a point that was confusing when we talked the other day. in terms of the initial risk assessment for each inmate we are using the criminal history record that is only conviction. that's what you and i i were talking about the other day with a friend and coming in. to evaluate recidivism and they are only used on the backend if they returned to custody or they are convicted they will not be utilizing a rest fo the wrist f. >> i still raised the same point tit isn't a conviction. >> absolutely. >> and we are talking about driving while this and that let's be honest and candid about this today. it's still prevalent. we have a long way to go. >> it affects the overall numb number. most everyone in the country can't find recidivism based on the convention but i assure you we hav have to revie

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