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temperatures around ia degrees. similar story for the midlands.he east coast. similar story for northern scotland, although some hefty showers will be packing in here. south—west scotland having a wet start. pretty miserable rush hour in glasgow. rain moving across northern ireland for a time, but the wettest weather will be across north wales and the north—west of england. and here, with a south—westerly wind just funnelling this rain in across the same places for hour upon hour upon hour, especially over high ground, could see 50mm to 80mm of rain, maybe 100mm or more for some of the hills of cumbria. could be enough to give some issues with localised flooding, and the winds will be strong — could be gales in exposed spots. so our band of rain only slowly moving southwards and eastwards. behind it, something brighter for scotland and northern ireland, but some hefty showers, too. staying largely dry down towards the south—east, but often fairly cloudy, and temperatures of ia to 17 degrees. but our slow—moving weather front finally gets its act t

army says ias has 60,000 fighters in syria and iraq. after the us established its anti-ias coalition in iraq in syria, a big success but the u.s. army says the fight isn't over yet. heather: what happens next and who controls what, very key. how is it possible isis spread so quickly? karl rove, chief of staff or george w. bush at the start of the war on terror says it is because the obama administration was determined to pull troops out of iraq. >> the reason isis spread so rapidly across syria and iraq was because in 2012 for political reasons the obama administration with your military forces from iraq. does anybody think if we kept intelligence gathering and military training and military coordinators, and organized column of isis approach to mosul american firepower and american leadership could not have helped the iraqis keep them restrained and not allow them to take mosul. heather: some headlines, two more confederate monuments taken down overnight, this time statues of general john hunt morgan and vice president john c breckinri

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and you said that harvey daca ia redline. >> we can speak to that issue. >> we had this debate going in 2017 final budget the last five months in a both sides we negotiated in good faith and came to resolution that didn't make either side a static but that both sides relatively satisfied. it was a model that increased defense spending also increase nondefense spending. in spite of the fact the demonstration started from a position in which they wanted a 50 billion-dollar increase in defense. that's for next year and then they renegotiated that. i think it's a good model going forward but are redline's that were going to insist that if you increase spending for defense you also increase spending for nondefense and that we seriously consider raising the caps. the caps are creating these problems for us budget was. >> outside of the spending limits there's other issues that are part of this, or any of those redline issues. >> we hope to get some of that done before we get to the debate on the omnibus. the speaker said they thought it would be part of that. but the republicans have the m

. >> reporter: all right, guys, give yourself extra time this ia mess outs there. we have two cars on the boulevard, southbound creating a mess fox street an accident. west mar borough township, a downed tree an another one blocking kresham valley road. >> reporter: this is the last band chugging through the region off to the northeast. we'll see quick drying during the rush hour. for now you have to deal with the last band. these sustained winds 25 miles per hour in the philadelphia. the gusts are going 40 to 50 as we go between now and noon with the wind advisory. be careful out there. it will be chilly today, noon, 53 degrees, sun coming back, more than the icon is suggesting. 56, lots of sunshine, just 56 that's going to be the high today. chilly out there, tam. >> sun would be nice. >> well a father is speaking out about a bullying incident that ended with his autistic sun in handcuffs. the indiana father said police cuffed his son for attacking another boy. his son who as autism who has been bull areyed. >> i'm proud of what he done. >>> a witness to the inci

the airplane manufacturer has announced it ts picking up a a majority stake ia sea series program. besides began discussion in august, before the u.s. announced a preliminary decision to levy duties of 300% againinst imports of f the sea series into the united states. u.s. plane maker boeing is trying now. a questionanable deal between heavily ststate-subsidid competitors,espite the recent findndings of the u.s. governme. prime minister justin trudeau told u.s. president donald trump at the white house that the onision to impose tariffs the sea series was a block to canada picking up any military purchases from boeing. volvo has finally revealed the first model from its standalone brand, polestar. with a four seat coupe range of 150 k ph, and it runs on electric power. the largest as electric range of any car on the market. to talk more about the car, we can speak to polestar's chief executive, who joins me from shananghai. take you for joining us on the program. you were behind the bold design changes and volvo. can you tell us more about the youand what design elements incorporat

tonight police say the girlfriend ia person of interest. what did she know? also the heros in the crowd. >> she was crying and just keep talking to her so we knew she was conscious. i'll never forget her face, ever. >> emotional stories emerge. plus president trump in puerto rico after a public war of words. and a rock legend lost. tributes pouring in tonight for tom petty. "nightly news" begins right now. >> announcer: las vegas mass shooting, this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt, reporting tonight from las vegas. >> good evening in a place still overwhelmed with the sadness of lives lost, at least 59 and more than 500 injured, there is also a growing recognition and appreciation of the number of lives saved. there's no tally of the heroes who dragged stricken people from line of fire, applied a turnekit or applied pressure to wound. but inspiring. like the paramedic i met who raced to the scene sunday night, radioing ahead knowing his daughter was there. >> two or three minutes later came back and said i have eyes on her, she's okay. biggest relief o

it ia a 30% flat tax. it sounds like you are in love with emmanuel macron. maybe. ,you know, i lived three years in london and i met a lot of wealthy people sometimes but also i met a lot of young non—wealthy people, who worked in restaurants, in london, simply because they wanted to have simply a job. i think macron will probably bring hope to these new generations also. paris may look unchanging but it is not. like any major city, the internet is remaking the economy. the uber taxi app has long been controversial here. they even have a phrase, which captures french concern about what the gig economy is doing to traditionaljobs. samir is an uber driverfrom one of paris's poorer suburbs. he takes me to his old turf, bondy. a neighbourhood with a high immigrant population, widespread poverty and skyhigh youth unemployment. reform is a word that resonates here too. in a funny sort of way, it seems to me you are exactly the kind of guy that emmanuel macron believes in. you know, you are highly flexible. do you have faith that, let's say five years from now, that five

ia,front of the sagrada famil tourists abound, but many hesitated to come. >> we have been talking about whether to stay or go for two weeks. we decided to stay because they need our money, these separatists. therter: in this hotel in historic center, reservations have been falling fast. look at november. we are supposed to be fully booked but only have reservations for 60% of the hotels. fewer clients, and many of those that have made the trip are apprehensive. >> all the tourists are worried. i tell them it is fine, just a political crisis. reporter: but worries remain about violence in the streets. >> it is true it is a bit scary, because apparently there were some fights. thister: on las ramblas, souvenir shop has lost 20% and profits. >> if the situation gets worse, it will be an issue for me and the entire sect or. tourism somerop in argue is just the end of the summer season. delano: poor weather in europe and hurricanes and the americans hit third-quarter results of unilever. the consumer goods group reported sales of 13.2 billion 2.6%. an increase of sales in emerging markets ro

normamally, there i ia military p procession attendedy families that would like t to se .isplaysys byachutists they take their children along. usually, it is fairly unattended, and people are taking the opportunity to boo the prime minister. we have seen none of that. a standings gotten novation. procession took the crowd to be spanish, and the crowd seemed to have rallied to that. we have also seen surprising unity from the political parties. all the members of the political parties are there, including the austerity party, put a loss -- p odemos. a representative has been sent. that is a party that often is against military processions. a notable absence, as in other years, of the autonomous leaders of the basque region. puigdemontse carles is not there. catalonia has not sent a representative, and we are not surprised this year, given the declaration of independence, the symbolic when you mentioned, and the tension between madrid and the catalan government. genie: sarah, we are in this limbo period, at least until mondnday. we h have any ideaea on what mit happen? sasara we don''t

sam brinker hoff succeeded though findingxr a gem buried ia black box atop the scarred land escape >>t it was)úhw just hope you know you see something that meant so much and you findwgrok it in rubble wher know everything is gone. >> in a marriage love often has to withstand hardship and for these two love birds sam and monica so too did the symbol of the love an engagement ring that. >> i carried it out around for a long time. >> and now it's popped up where everything else has been destroyed.xd theahr choose to see a message. >> we have our family each other ñ that's what matters. replaced. this is just a symbol that like q/t everything isñr going to be all right. >> reporter: back now live, the ring we're talking about was insinu of steel safe. in steve safe melted. what sam found was a small charred box around here that was metal. somehow the box survived. the ring was inside of that. sam also told me when she does rebuild it's going to be right here on this lot. reporting live from santa rosa, sam brock, back to you. >> it makes you think more than 3,000 homes destroyed each home

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from different nations, whether the u.s., whether president trump or it ia or whatever, look at like this, it's a five-car stud poker game. has their interest, some are bluffing, some got the just trying tore hold on and see if they can get a better deal, a new car. got to look at, it's a poker game we're playing here. host: richard, thank you. yes, as secretary of defense mattis and chairman of joint chiefs have been saying, a war on the peninsula would be horrendous. when i was in government, we did war games and table-top always s, the alliance won, with hundreds of thousands of casualties, and that was knew they had nuclear weapons. the pentagon is estimating 20,000 deaths everyday in a conflict with north korea f. we on north tary strike korea, even if we do a limited mobile taking out one missile launcher, we don't know it won't escalate. talking to commanding general when north korea sank i asked ean vessel and how we would respond, he said, response, ctical constrained in duration and geographical location, we have all in, pared to go meaning all-out war. o there's maybe nort

sergey lavrov was posed questions about the only going fight against islamic state in of our can steer ia and also has a particular emphasis on the recent liberation of the syrian city of rocker iraq which was liberated just days ago had been under siege of islamic state for about four months acted as the stronghold of eisel in syria and also the headquarters in the country now on saturday the us president donald trump boasted that the u.s. had done more in the fight against islamic state in the polish nine months than to his administration there have been under barack obama in recent years and he also touched upon what might be the next role of the u.s. in syria and he curiously spoke about quote a political transition that honors the will of the syrian people now it's curious because this is news to the syrian government they have an authorized any political transition with the help of the u.s. whatsoever so unsurprisingly the russian foreign minister was asked for a response to the u.s. president's recent comments here's what he said. when we hear about the new u.s. line in syria which

as we take live look at reading berks county the warm fall days salter are coming to an end ia iain.mperatures are going to drop in big way, kathy. you know we don't love that. but it is time of year. >> it is that time of year and temperatures today were a bonus. we had the rain but it was warm and humid. philadelphia we reached our forecast high of 75. allentown 76. wilmington 76. the same in trenton, ac and reading. mid 70s so really comfortable for this time of year. temperatures running about 13 degrees above normal. what else is new, right? we have a few more lingering showers up the coastal plane along the barrier islands down the shore still cloudy, still seeing the rain. that's going to come to an end this evening. and temperatures are going to stay fairly mild as we clear out though and those winds really weaken it will slowly cool during the early morning hours. in the poconos it's 62. 71 in wilmington. 71 in millville. down the shore still have that on shore flow the ocean water temperature is 67. keeping those temperatures up in the upper 60s to hey sound 70 degrees. so

in somalia at least ia people are killed after two powerful explosions in the capital.ket team prepare to host sri lanka. it's the first time in nine years after an attack by a gunman.

the president's decision coming after an appeal from the c ia and fbi that releasing them could put the lives of some of our spies in danger. an unconfirmed tip, the cambridge news received a mysterious call instructing a reporter to call the american embassy in london for big news coming 25 minutes before kennedy was shot. two days later assassin lee harvey oswald killed on live television. >> there is lee oswald. he's been shot! >> reporter: in an fbi memo hoover calling that shooting inexcusable, fearing it will feed conspiracy theories, saying he wants something issued so that we can convince the public that oswald is the real assassin, and other documents show how investigators dismissed potential collaborators. a house committee draft memo dismiss dismisses castro saying the risk would not have been worth it. but the documents do show how the cia was trying to kill castro with methods crazier than a james bond film from using a ball point pen with a poison needle to a tuberculosis con ta -- contaminated wet suit and a booby trapped sea shell set to blow apart when it was lifted fr

we will see a spell of dry and brighter weather, temperatures ia—16.o through friday night looking at this next area of low pressure moving into the south west, this again will bring strong winds, potentially severe gales batter in the south west, a bit of uncertainty in the exact track, could see strong winds affecting other parts of the uk. that's all from the bbc news at one , so it's goodbye from me — let us take you to the house of commons where the brexit secretary has been making a statement. now sir keir starmer is replying. the truth is there has been an extremely productive activity in these negotiating rounds. michel barnier is going to the council on friday. he will present his case. the case he will present will be one which i hope argues for more progress both on transition, and on future relationships. it is him to make that case on the day. i cannot think of a moment where i have talked up no deal. what i have done, time and again, there is a reason for that. we are in the middle of a negotiation and we want that in good faith. what i w

ia—18d. hello — this is bbc news with me, ben brown.deep south. after her difficult party conference, theresa may says she is resilient, and won‘t hide from a challenge. it comes as senior tories have been urging colleagues to stop the infighting and back the prime minister. ahead of her party‘s annual conference in glasgow, nicola sturgeon says the snp will commit to exploring all options to secure eu citizens‘ status in scotland. spain‘s prime minister, mariano rajoy, says he won‘t rule out suspending catalonia‘s government, as tens of thousands of people take to the streets to call for talks. now on bbc news, the week‘s best stories from the bbc‘s inside out team. welcome to inside out. tonight, racism in football — should our clubs be doing more to recruit asian football players? i think it is ourjob, it‘s the football club‘s responsibility to go and find out where they are playing football. where have all the hen harriers gone? is the shooting industry to blame?

edward two years thank you very much for joining us that was edward from the think tank republican ia barcelona many people out in the streets now just waiting to find out exactly what will happen will there be a declaration of independence from the catalonian parliament we're expecting that session to start very soon and of course we're waiting for the outcome of that vote in madrid if senators will act that nuclear option article one fifty five which will remove the regional autonomy away here from catalonia ok thanks charlotte that was charlotte devinsky there in barcelona for us well there is a ripple effect too across the border in the south of france where there's plenty of support for catalan independence because for centuries the region was in fact a part of catalonia but ceded to france in the seventeenth century however it's still known as northern catalonia with its own regional language and dialect here's what locals there have to say about the independence push. of course what's happening is very serious and. elected representatives say much of this will be your neutral p

the allegation has been made by the actor anthony rapp, who said the incident happened when he was iat remember the encounter but, if it had happened, it would have been "deeply inappropriate". here's our entertainment correspondent lizo mzimba. anthony rapp was 14 and performing in a broadway show when he says the 0scar—winning actor made a sexual advance towards him after a party at spacey‘s new york apartment. he described what happened to buzzfeed news, saying, "kevin spacey picked me up like a groom picks up the bride over the threshold, and then he lays down on top of me. he was trying to seduce me." later on twitter he added, "i came forward with my story, standing on the shoulders of the many courageous women and men who have been speaking out to shine a light and hopefully make a difference, as they have done for me." spacey, one of film, theatre and tv‘s best—known faces, has apologised, saying, "i honestly do not remember the encounter. it would have been over 30 years ago. but if i did behave then as he describes, i owe him the sincerest apology for what would have been de

adrien silva has been rejected by fifa, after the paperwork for portugal midfielder‘s move was submitted ias from around the world are meeting in france — to commit to preventing 90% of cholera deaths by 2030. the disease, spread through contaminated water, kills around 100,000 people every year. the pledge comes as yemen continues to fight one of the worst cholera outbreaks on record — more than three quarters of a million people have been infected this year — 2,000 of them have died. our global health correspondent tulip mazumdar reports. it's in these swamps in bangladesh where cholera first emerged 200 years ago. and now another major health crisis looms large as nearly half a million rohingya refugees gather en masse in cramped, squalid conditions. this is the perfect breeding ground for cholera. a waterborne disease which causes severe diarrhoea and can kill within hours if left untreated. after fleeing violence in myanmar, weak and tired refugees are forced to drink from the same water supply they go to the toilet in. in yemen, more than two years of civil war has left crucial infras

separately trying to retake the region from eisel fighters russia says it's investigating an isolated ia which apparently shows two of its soldiers captured by the armed group indoors or the russian foreign ministry says it's working to establish details about the men its defense ministry has previously denied any of its soldiers have been captured. ok let's return now to paris where our natasha butler is standing by live as the iraqi prime minister is in paris having meetings with members. natasha what more do we know about. and speaking on the kurdish referendum why did he do that. well they did talk about the kurdish because going into this meeting it was almost in question last week we had the elisei saying that this was going to be very much the focus of this meeting between the french president and the iraqi foreign minister but then the iraqi foreign minister's office. however they did. it was a very frank discussion he said that he supports the unity of a role that he. must respect the rights of the kurdish people he said really what's important is that everyone comes together to

three year old died in a german hospital on tuesday these are live pictures of his hometown silliman ia. catalonia spawn aminta will meet on monday in defiance of a court injunction by madrid catalan leaders have threatened to declare independence within days after a secession referendum meanwhile cuts known as least teeth is in court in the spanish capital following demonstrations around the vote and yet another hurricane warning has been issued for the u.s. gulf coast and mexico forecasters say tropical storm maids could strengthen after pummeling central america where at least twenty two people were killed eleven of them died in nicaragua where hundreds of homes are flooded those are the headlines on al-jazeera the stream starts right now. in the. coverage of looking for an easy solution we delve deeper and challenge the status quo. from at this time. i am. in the street. how do you rebuild an entire island one that's already under an enormous amount of debt after it's been decimated by a hurricane that's the challenge facing puerto rico after hurricane maria devastated the u.s. terr

most of themdmit ang they had no ia bump stocks were legal to begin with. >> let's bring in matthew, a former executive with the atf. he joins us life via skype. thanks for being can us, sir. >> good morning. >> let's start with those bump slide stocks, bump stocks, a lot of different terminology for them. the atf regulates that. why are these devices legal? zbl. >> they're legal because they haven't been deemed to be illegal by our lawmakers. as you know, there are a number of loopholes in the federal gun regulations. this is unfortunately one of them. you can analyze is like we do the drums that hold the ammunition. in some states it's illegal to have clips that contain too many rounds. >> i want to talk about what we found out overnight. 33 guns rupurchased in the past year. when people hear that, that's a lot of guns in a short period of time. should somebody have known he purchased this many weapons? >> it all depends which side of the fence you sit. in my 30 years working in law enforcement, people have hundreds of firearms if nod thousands. in some states there are limitations

it ia they live within a half mile of each other. >> i am mad. and this community is mad. >> police are desperately searching for a person of interest spotted on the surveillance in the direction of the crime scene and then running away minutes later. tips have been pouring in but they haven't got a suspect yet. with children hitting the for halloween, both the mayor and the chief will be in seminal heights. >> we want the kids to be trick-or-treating safely. everyone families to know that they are safe. >> the mayor is adding that he wants people out there in groups. it is also cold. said he hopesr the dipping temperature will help clear out streets earlier than normal. the international academy of television arts and sciences will no longer honor kevin spacey with the international emmy founders award. this, after accusations of sexual harassment. said kevinny rapp spacey made an unwanted events when he was 14 and kevin spacey was 26. netflix has announced that it is pulling the show "house of cards." the decision to end the show was made befor

we've bee squeezing all the staffers trying to get some ia on what the new rings look like. nobodyas seen them. the rings given out in 2015 they were ormous. six carats, amazing. >> i've neverore my rings. i worth the one time i wen to a halloween party. i had five at the time before i game acoach. all five, i was eminem for halloween. the only time i've ever worn them. >> i've worn them three times. it's way too b to wear. it's a cool idea but actuay executing is not very good. >> repter: i'm sure the new rings will be equally impressive. the warriors a encouraging people to try to get here early because the ring ceremony will be 45 minutesrom now about 7:15. lots more coming up from sports, kevin durant excited to get his ring. and there w an injury that took place in the game earlier in the ason. more about that in sports. abc 7, sports. i'm larry beal. >>> the effort i on to save the harvest in the scorched areas of the wine country. >> still ahead a look at the grit and determination ofine employees to save the grapes. >>> detecting what's left in the fire zone. deputie

she says, ia -- i am embarrassed to tell you this, when i was in college, and i saw your photographs from bosnia, she goes, they moved me so much that i decided i was going to do an exhibition on yugoslavian artists and bring them to america from all the different countries, as near, serbia. and do a cultural exchange. of course, i'm like, oh, my god. the reason i mention that is if any of my photographs can affect somebody to do something like that, or do something -- to help other people, then i think i have accomplished something. one of my photographs actually speaking of a former yugoslavian artists, we did a story on a family, a young girl who during the war in kosovo, her family was lined up against the wall by the serbs and shot. the only reason she survived was that the bullet hit her cheek and ricocheted off, and she played dead. they thought she was dead. the photograph ran on the front of the sunday magazine. a plastic surgeon in washington contacted us and said, i will bring her over here and do surgery on her, which he did. it is my hope -- i know that photography can b

sunday, another windy day with showers. 12— 13- ia another windy day with showers. 12— 13— 1a degreescan check it out on the good old website. i'm rico hizon in singapore. the headlines: china is at the start of a new era, but what does xi jinping's vision mean for the rest of the world? president trump denies a congresswoman‘s claims that he was insensitive during a phone call to the widow of a soldier killed in action. didn't say what that congresswoman said, didn't say it at all. she knows it, and she now is not saying it. i did not say what she said. i'm babita sharma in london. also in the programme: stranded and at risk of cholera. we have a special report on the rohingya muslims fleeing violence in myanmar. so many young children we are seeing here

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ia is a 2008 black gmc acad with delaware tags p c064273. we have been told by sources that mr. prince was living in cecil county, maryland. i want to come back out live and show you the pretty gutwrenching scene. if you look across the street, you can see people in the bright green shirts. those are fellow employees from this business advanced granite solutions. they have asked not to speak. you can see another group talking to the state trooper. the police have set up an area in a hotel, a ballroom, for those people to go and get information and of the with their families as they deal with this tragedy. as you can see, these folks feel compelled to be here, to look at the business. the business itself just beyond those trees. the brick building there. five killed, three in critical condition after what we believe to what we have been told is mr. prince is associated with this business. others have told me he was recently fired. that may be what this is all about. he does have a criminal history. we want to send this over to my colleague kevin lewis as we continue our team cove

it's like finding a a needle ia haystack. as as a result you get a package the size of that clock that could at 100,000 doses in it. three flakes of the stuff can kill you. this is incredibly powerful, incredibly cheap. and at a minimum we have been giving our law enforcement officials the ability to find his packages and stop them. that's not again i thought the onlyha solution because that wil increase the cost and get all the less on the street but we still have to do with the broader issue. that is a no-brainer. >> i want you to feel this is a question from a pr, jazmine asked on twitter, to what extent is harsher punishments for fentanyl a solution to the broader crisis? i know there f are bills out there, senator feinstein i know has one that are involved in -- >> i find with anything that works and is more effective. unless we do something, the chinese government and they get serious about shutting this think out, we all know where it's coming from. they know where it's coming from.he until this administration gets a s

there's a a reason i suppose ia legal sense if there's a dispute then they would want to stop legally and all the suits and countersuits. the court said it should be looked at very much in scans and some were just completely outlawed. so some things i think are being considered now and other things need to be looked at very carefully to see if we can have a consensus to start addressing some of these problems. there is no solution again. there's no magic bullet, but if you start addressing some of these problems, narrowing the difficulties, the next up is easier. >> great. talking about the generic markets you mentioned a couple examples of off patent drugs that have increased in price and i guess i would add to the also concerns about consolidation in the generic drug market. we've heard about shortages of generic drugs that have risen taken with the tragedy, ongoing tragedy in puerto rico. these sort of episodes reveal maybe the generic market isn't as stable as we might hope. how might we update the hatch-waxman act to address the source of concerns? >> well, the world has changed

. >> in one part of prince william county, people are finding >> people are finding bullet ia >> reporter: chris and what is scarier here is when these bullets are being fired and where we're talking about, into people's homes while they're asleep and near their upstairs bedrooms. take a look here, these bullets are blowing through people's homes. now between 3:00 and 5:30 a.m. on saturday, prince william county police got calls of shots fired. here over in wood bridge, a car and town home struck on the 4300 block of eileen court. police say luckily in both cases, no one was hurt, but there was property damage. we spoke with a man who says he is relieved to hear the damages are not worse. >> absolutely, any violence around this neighborhood, too many kids are in this neighborhood, so hopefully they do capture who did this. >> reporter: and regret icalful you live in prince william, you may have heard shots fired. they were morning more than a dozen cases of shots being fired into homes last year. and police say what complicates the situation is that people don't hear the shots being fired

the bus smashed into a utility pole and are ran off the road ia ditch. two people were treated at the scene, one was taken to the hospital for minor injuries. the bus was heading from philadelphia to asbury park. >>> the person suspected of shooting two teenagers in south philadelphia earlier this week is waking up behind bars. 16-year-old brandon oliveri surrendered charged in the murders of two 16-year-olds salvadore dinubile and caleer miller. the teens were shot before 8:30 p.m. tuesday night on 12th south street at hit and rir street. -- 12th street and ritner street. neighbors are relieved. >> it's sad that his life is ruined and the fact that he ruined two other lives. >> oliveri has not been formally arraigned. funeral for salvadore dinubile is scheduled to takes place later this morning in south philadelphia. >>> we have more on the search for the suspects in the violent carjacking of a pizza delivery man. philadelphia police have identified one of the people believed to be involved in the robbery and carjacking. police have charged this man, 22

and even though the congressman said a short time ago, we are working on the faith of the ia is. iran's military. and in fact there may be some weird activity going on. >> they came out and said they did have a nuclear weapons program. now iran said they never had a nuclear weapons program. so were not even pursuing that. there is credibility issue there. >> "newsweek" published an interview today and said iran never pursued nuclear program and will never do so. they actually were doing something. they had a dimension to the nuclear program. and they were bound to that before he went into the nuclear deal. and that allows them to enrich uranium after a set amount of years. why do you have to enrich uranium if you have no intention of a nuclear deal. >> and do they need nuclear energy no? in this program is in place and the sanctions are lifted and the money is delivered. they have everything on the front end. they would love for president trump to walk away from this deal. they can go back to nuclear weapons and they have the cash. >> it's an interesting way he put this. this is

--ia: will we get investors when we get strategist on here, they say there's a possibility in china,ou just have to be specific. where do you see those, what do we need to see and china to make broad investors go we can just keep one eye on china, we have to focus and be careful about the risks we are taking? >> china is in the middle of an adjustment from an investment led economy to eight consumption driven economy -- to a consumption driven economy. the sectors where there's overbuilding, overcapacity, we know that exist. that's where i would be short. i think there have been some successful strategies over the last couple of years that taken advantage of that. that adjustment isn't happening the way it should have, it's inevitable that it will. the second question you had was what's the point at which i would grow worried about the chinese economy and its impact on the rest of the world? the thing i would watches the chinese currency. there was a lot of talk that china might devalue its currency. there were many people who argued it was inevitable and they should do it. i argued

northern iraq for the betterment kurdish leader general taleban e crowds filled the streets of silliman ia to pay tribute as a convoy carried his body to the burial site taliban he was a champion of the kurdish independence struggle and served as president of iraq for nine years until twenty fourteen he was in a coma when he died in a hospital in germany on tuesday i mean is there. we were earlier in the city center near the mosque where. prayers were being held and. thousands and thousands of people. still hasn't arrived here. he. didn't. have a voice. that was during his presidency. the kurdish. he said that. when he was. the kurds. and other western capitals and i think that's probably his biggest legacy here. the over spill of refugees in central african countries around four hundred thousand people from burundi have fled fighting and political unrest in the past two years most escaped to tanzania the democratic republic of congo rwanda and zambia but zambia is also giving shelter to thousands of refugees escaping violence in the sea the reports now from a zambian refugee transit cente