another one is that international federations be allowed to continue testing and investigating without interference are also several conditions that relate to supporting and call pricing the ongoing investigation of the previous cases which are reported in the 2015 names and that includes both providing more paperwork interviews so evidentiary support. says rectifying the tampering with the type that has happened already and that was referred to earlier so if the rotator is produced and is completely rectified to position so that those cases can be pros then yes they can be a reconsideration of the length the consequences i have to say. in plenty of opportunities given to provide that and it hasn't shown up yet. ok last couple of questions then right at the front. and. so. does the section see thank you for this opportunity i have 4 questions. first. 145 has let's you just mentioned to you know their names so could you clarify home you know them still compete i mean still active at let's hunt for them one 3rd of them i don't know. second question are you sure that cars will make decisi

of the year and some of the fees have been paid subscription peace have been paid and the international federation sorry sure you want to stage these events here in russia and there are other federations who want to host other even here in russia so i believe for grounds against too early to mention that. because we just need to pause stage warn. initial procedure it's too early to say where these sanctions will take effect we need to go to court. and the next question please. can the euro news mr carlip cough i'm trying to understand now when the decision was made to modern nouns that it's about changing the results of the lab tests just to days prior to transfer a know all the data to why does x. percent and modest says that the decision has been made to make a rush openly going to 1st of these mistakes well we have already answered questions like that about the labs and tests and everything. is there was a similar question. i think we replied to that question a lot let's talk about the decision itself. you know to be honest i replied to that question and i walk through the procedure going forwa

addis ababa ethiopia that's why the world will call gets to morrow for that matter simply international federation of journalists is imprinted 181914 and this will be for dennis what killed what was the state of media and that's what we interrogate him to do in the program that's what we've called i guess you have to have that is gus and how dennis navigate in that you know in a position in a situation where they feel that those in authority or pic in how they transact that's a difficult question to answer especially in this country because we're perceived to be the free media in the region but i really think we need to have a more substantive and more long running discussion about what's happening in the counties ok because that's where the people are really at the coalface they're you know and they're facing very powerful individuals who operate with impunity and very often threaten the lives of journalists would you recommend more journalists explore independent journalism the path you took a couple of years back for sure journalists are consistently having to deal with what is a government not

being done of the operations of research plus reports back from international federations like the f.s.s. integrity unit who you'll have seen recently in a press release about the lysenko case thanks rosado for its cooperation and the standard allows for that by saying that restarted despite being non-compliant can be allowed to continue to conduct its activities however one of the conditions of reinstatement i mean the conditions that will have to be met in order for that to be reinstatement after 4 years is that. solder is able to confirm that it remains independent and operating properly in a cone's with the code and standard and without improper outside interference and if it is not able to do that then i reinstatement condition will not have been met . do i expect the decision of cas to be different from the decision of the watering scouts time no idea. from. and little russian at least speaks it as a little peek at least from russia. neutral athletes which means not representatives of any country not representatives of russia. ok jonathan. at huffington. jonathan craven deutsch abo

the use of robots in manufacturing is growing according to the international federation of robotics $1700000.00 robots will be in service worldwide by 2020 the leading robotic countries china south korea japan and the us. there is fear in many places around the world that robotics technologies will eventually replace humans but here in japan it's a different story they're developing human like robots to solve some of their populations biggest problems. osaka japan is the society in transition on a busy night the streets are packed with young people that belies the truth japan's population is rapidly declining according to japan's ministry of internal affairs as of january 27 team the number of japanese fell by a record 300002125 point 6000000 the population decline is projected to continue one solution place workers with robots. another challenge japan is now considered the world's senior citizen according to the united nations its population is the oldest in the world another strong reason is that we're going to have. seen that we need to have more. robots is that one reason why the elderly is

the staging of those events it has recommended international federations. not to do it well the world cup would they will. talk to the people he said tickets have been sold water will not return the money for those tickets so the volleyball championship i think will take place. let's keep our cool. we just need to wait for another decision in the court of arbitration who will pass his judgment and then we'll. figure out where we are russian athletes have preparing for the events and we'll continue to do that we have wonderful boys and girls and i'm sure we will. achieve a lot. and. it's going to the biggest newspaper in russia please stand up so that everyone could see. if you are the groom if you are seeing it somewhere seeing one of the you to join us from the. union for those ideas destroyed in a moment right here right. well he's looking c.c.t.v. police. presence. c.c.t.v. but that's easy to miss you could definitely mr putin to be chinese media cobbler a shit i have to question is the 1st one has to do with relations between russia and china this year

happened back then so that's a big question right now whether the world of sports the federations like the international hockey federation. and many others would actually say ok why are you you you gave us this ruling and we have to carry it out but it's almost certain this stage if the rumors are to be believed because again what we're hearing right now it's not set in stone it's not an official confirmation yet because apparently the press office of water just came out to journalists during the executive board meeting and said yes the c.r.c. recommendations have been fully implemented. what is the biggest story right now i think that russia will almost definitely miss out on the olympics next summer the question is whether it will miss out completely or just like it happened before competing on the neutral flag or the athlete representing russia or whatever it was called because in this sort of preliminary statement that. breast officer made it's already said that if russian athletes prove they are noncompliant their noninvolvement with noncompliance of water code then they can compete and participate

lauren: the international federation of health plans which represents ceos of health insurers worldwide most other countries for healthcare. in one example, americans play $32,000 for an a angioplasty whe playing 6400 in the netherlands. why are americans paying so much more? let's bring in dr. neshua. thank you for joining us. >> good morning. lauren: it's the obvious question, that healthcare is better in the u.s., that's why it's more expensive, or is that an incorrect statement? >> well, that may be part of the reason. but what it comes down to, lauren, is it's a fragmented network of health insurance companies. there's no standard. there's no federal oversight. they can charge as much as they want. and for different prices for different services. there's a lack of transparency. prices are going up but the services are staying the same and nobody knows what everybody costs in advance and that's why people are upset. they're getting surprise medical bills in the mail and it's putting them into financial ruin. on top of that, hospitals have to increase their prices to make up for thei

department of defense, department of defense civilian and shipyard workers and members of the international federation of professional and technical engineers local 121. augustin was 39 years old. he was adored by his family who described him as a true american fate who dedicated his career to his country. after serving honorably in the u.s. navy, mr. augustin also served in the army national guard, retiring as a staff sergeant, having deployed to afghanistan and kuwait. at pearl harbor naval shipyard, he served as a department of defense civilian employee, working as a shop planner in nondestructive testing and a metals inspector. in paying tribute to their lost loved one, mr. augustin's family said in a statement, quote, he was a loving son, brother, uncle and friend to many. having grown up in waipahu, he enjoyed working on cars with his friends and speck spending time with his -- spending time with his family and adored his nieces. he will forever remember him to be humble and honest and a generous and patient man. end quote. vincent capoi was 30 years old and lived in honolulu. he grew up in wain

hello there is may day here in moscow you with the international russia's federal security service is released a video showing the arrest of 2 terror suspects accused of plotting an attack in sympathy to spur on new year's eve they were seized after a tip off from u.s. intelligence. personally thank donald trump for that in a phone call. is more on the story. russia's federal security service that is the f.s.b. announced on friday 2 russian citizens who were planning on committing terrorist attacks on home soil was arrested it is said that the incident was going to take place in st petersburg widely called the country's 2nd capital often called the venice of the north because of it and it was going to take place in the new year which is of course now just one day away at this point in time we don't have anything details on the individuals apprehended but what i can say of course is that a new hair in russia is one of the biggest holidays in the night of the descent this is tens if not hundreds of thousands of people in every single city stream out on to the streets meaning that if thi

the champions league final there are similar indications coming from the head of the international hockey federation who also said you know the upcoming world cup in russia in a few years time will also be held regardless of the decision by wada but for instance the international olympic committee namely the head of the the chairman of the i.o.c. he's already said pretty clear that whatever decision water comes up with the i.o.c. will listen to it and you know in a nutshell what we've been hearing and reading in the run up to this day it seems quite clear that if russia is to compete in tokyo and france the winter olympics that will be on the neutral flag again as we discussed earlier for many athletes this is a psychological catastrophe this is something they will never be able to live over for the younger athletes let's say 1618 it's not the end of the world because you know they're still progressing in their careers and even if the. the ban is applied to many international competitions you know the will come strong when they're 2223 and will still have hopefully very nice careers but what is very

audits that have been done of the anti—doping operations of rusada, plus reports back from international federationsduct activities. in order for reinstatement after four yea rs, order for reinstatement after four years, rusada will need to be able to confirm they are independent and operating properly in accordance with the court and standard and without interference. do i expect the decision of cas to be different from this decision of wada today? no, i don't. and well russian athletes be accepted as 0lympic athletes be accepted as 0lympic athletes from russia? no, they are neutral athletes, which means not brea kfast neutral athletes, which means not breakfast —— not representatives of any country. not representatives of russia. so, we will leave the world anti—doping agency news conference there. fairly determined in the answering of questions regarding a four—year ban for russia. they say it will mean a longer ban because they will not be allowed to bid for any sport for four years. lots more analysis throughout the day on that. back to politics, with just three days until polling day, what cou

. >> their attorneys are planning on making arguments based on state federal and international. that will be for a judge tomorrow morning. tonight they're staying in a e hotel. >> they have been occupying the house. it's been too cold to stay here. >> we want to do some electrical work. the power blows. we have been using plug in heaters. >> she is staking christmas gifts to a local hotel. moms for housing have been occupying this house since november. they will be in court trying to convince a judge to let them stay here. >> we hope they will just sell us the property. >> it needs some work. plastic bags cover large portions of it. attorneys will be using a 1974 case but says the poor shape of the house is not a reason to kick them out. the court considered and rejected the argument that -- a spokesman says the women have no legal right to the house. >> there's no legal basis for the argument. it's an excuse that this attorney is making for the women that have broken into the home. and illegally occupying it. >> they have been getting significant community support. they say the

legal documents, we've seen attorneys representing moms for housing plan on citing state, federal and international amenlaw to al them to stay. a spokesman fort proper the pro owner says the women have no legal right to that house. >> it's simply an excuse that this toattorney is making for these women who have broken into this home, are illegally occupying it and won't give it back. >> reporter: wedge wood properties had just purchased the property at auction this year. the plan is to repair it and sell it. some of the proceeds will go to an oakland non-profit that gives job training and help to homeless youth. for their part, the moms for housing have been getting significant support from the public. they have a hearing before a judge in hayward tomorrow. >> thank you very much. a deadly hit-and-run in the south bay happened about 2:00 this morning on east santa clara street in san jose. police say when they arrived, officers found a man lying in the street. he was unconscious. witnesses say a car ran him down. officers performed cpr but could not revive him. no word on any arrests yet. >>> the s

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international issue. it's high quality standards and to do that williams need a strong domestic policy. it's federal policy so we can be there at the international table when we talk about that in respect to trade or any other international standards. >> why does it hurt to not have that policy in place or other agreements. what kind of disadvantage is it. >> in the absence of having any other standard other players are the defect of standards. that means our values and the impact of the way we view issues as a country and impact it might have on our economy when folks look for legislation. we are innovators and leaders. >> it was mark zuckerberg that called for a global framework. he said it would do better then the regulation of the state. he went onto say the super net won't get fractured and build products. what do you think of that argument? >> we need to make sure we have strong arguments. we are not at the table with that standard. >> there must be a high quality standard. that's why it's important we are at the table and leaders on the issue. we are not because we don't have it here at home.

well the federal government at issue is in partnership with the international populous a walking. thing of the impact of that explosion one of it is. to the international community to assist to evacuate some of the seriously wounded victims from special treatment abroad and the state of christian undertake yet 2 of the countries willing to send a medical team medical bring. some of the wounded people to you stumble on doha bill specialized treatment and now on the ground as a situation. you have asked for locals to go to the local hospitals to glasses because most of the victims are in dire need of blood and the country doesn't show anything at the moment so authorities are saying that the finale of heightened security in and around every topical city of mogadishu the country's most populous city and a frequent hot spot for a deadly militant attack and so because he has been picked up because the militant group is no interest to the deadly attacks. and to prove that he's trimming the formidable somalia and that it comes despite assurances from the government and the international

well the federal government that issue is in partnership with the international populous a walking drifting of a. deadly explosion one of it. to the international community to assist evacuate some of the seriously wounded victims for special treatment abroad and the state of christian undertake yet 2 of the countries willing to send a medical team medical bring. some of the wounded people to you stumble and don't have a specialized treatment and now on the ground as a situation. you have asked for locals to go to the local hospitals to a journey because most of the victims are in dire need of blood and the country doesn't actually at the moment so although it is a thing that doesn't now if i can security in and around every couple city of mogadishu the country's most populous city and a frequent hot spot for a deadly militant attack and so because he has been beefed up because the militant group is known to the deadly attacks. as the counter and to prove that it could mean that formidable or somalia and that it comes despite assurances from the government and the international partners that

. >> reporter: they said they are committed to comply with the latest federal regulations undergoing internal and external audits and have taken action any time an issue is identified. flying food and gate gourmet adding they have made investments to improve food safety. the fda requires inspections every three to five years until the facilities are often inspected by state and local authorities. but for freak -- the frequent flyers like jason. >> i'll grab something at the airport or eat the pretzels or go hungry. >> the number one food you should avoid is seafood and andw like veggies, more prone to making you sick if they haven't been handled safely. what can you eat? anything cooked is safe orti to the factory-sealed snacks. try to buy something before you board the airplane or bring food from home. we have more on today.com. back to you. [ bell ] >>> there you have it. the ong stock exchange. where the dow is up 51 points. stocks notch new record highs as market rallies into the end of 2019. >>> well a new law will make staffing for small businesses harder. federal and state leaders say

international table helping set high quality standards. to do that, we have to have a strong domestic policy. that will require a strong federal policy. so we can be at the international table. does it hurt the u.s. to not have that national policy in place in regard to privacy shield and other international agreements? the absence ofn having any standard, other players are becoming the defective standard. europe is becoming at the fact is becoming at the factors standard on privacy. impactsns our values the way we see issues as a country. even the impact we might have on the economy might not be considered when people are looking at legislation. we are innovators and leaders in this area. we should be leading in setting the standards and making sure consumers are protected. >> mark zuckerberg earlier this year and an op-ed talking about the framework, he called for something called a global framework. he said it would do better than legislation from the state. ensure that the internet is knocked it fractured. what do you think of that argument? rep. delbene: we need to make sure we have strong protections. if we do not have a domestic

the national retail federation hadn't beg tracking international sales. now it's forecasted to reach $157 billion this holiday. it would help drive sales to another record high. >> this holiday season is looking to be our best i years. this past saturday was a single strongest shopping day of the season. all early indicators are showing this holiday season has been quit. >> reporter: 20 years ago, a bigger portion of our annual budget went to food and clothes. food used to eat up 13.6% of our income, now it's 12.9%. apparel was almt 5% of the budget, now it's 3th part of reason is the rise of fast fashion, but it's also the result of a risingincome. a smaller share of the budget needs to go to necessities. there's more good news on thefr housingt. while the share of income we spend on hsing has stayed the same, we're payinges a lotin rtgage. so that means we should have a lot of extra money, right? not so fast. ta a look at healthcare costs. they've got up from 5.3% of the budget to 8.1%. spending on health surance has more than doubled. economists say th

area has learned tomorrow the attorneys representing moms for housing will cite state, federal, and even international arguments to convince a judge to let them stay there. the moms actually moved out today but only trefrp temporarily because they can't heat that house. >> we're all holding it together. we're housed at the hotel over there because we've been having a little electrical problem here. >> the court hearing tomorrow morning in hayward. >>> a christmas feast for u.s. troops in south korea. dozens of troops stationed at camp humphries got a nice hot meal this christmas. you're looking at what they got. the camp's about 60 miles from the border with north korea. soldiers ate roast beef, gingerbread cookies and a lot more than that, and they say the food reminded them of home. right now there are more than 28,000 u.s. troops based in south korea. >>> a warning of christmas surprise from north korea has now resulted in the united states reportedly flying four surveillance planes over the korean peninsula. all this comes as the president rails against house speaker nancy pelosi. hallie jackson h

not only 3 federal channels and international journalists but for remote russian regions to ask their questions as well regions that are many times the ones away from moscow we had all sorts of questions about 'd the trash problem trash all over russia about medicine and there's also a painful issue raised and that is the decision to bar russia to ban russian athletes from competing at limited various. competitions sporting competitions under the russian flag and vladimir putin said that this decision to bar russian athletes from competing under their own flag including you know 14 year old figure skaters that you knew were duping is to bar them is unprecedented in its injustice. was decision is not only unfair but also not consistent with common law as for doping with decision to compete under a neutral flag was made it previously to the same thing once again never before have we seen a president like this in international law secondly any punishment must be individual this is natural and that an overwhelming majority of athletes in russia clean how is it possible to play someone els

we are talking about international and federal responsibilities.ck, what is really sad is that so many men have ruined their reputations and put their lives on the line. he will not protect them, he will only protect themself. for the american democracy and for someone teaching our students to get them inspired to come into the world of politics, they look at this and they look at all the people surrounding the president and they are disgusted by it and quite frankly disappointed. >> let me ask you about john bolton and breaking his silence. i studied the transcript a number of times trying to get them to comment on impeachment. talk, he leads me to believe that he might have some eagerness to do some talking. what he would defer to. what did he say to him that he needs to speak. as soon as he actually says what he thinks, the news cycle passes by. what is a fleet of people that go in through the administration and come out. what i find remarkable is that he's stepping in to a foreign policy discussion. a few years ago, he would invade north korea.

federal prosecutor. thisrings up international -- interesting questions. there legal maneuvers here republicans can use to compel the democrats to send those arcles over? >> you used the term legal, and that is how we think of a trial, but it is political. there are no coue s here. the no laws. it is very, very open as to where we ho frome. it is kind of an open field. so what the republicans could do is a couple of things. in the public domain, they could argue, look it was so vital that , you impeached this president before christmas, so vital that you said he had to be impeached because he would do this again, and now you are going home for the holidays and notending it over. so he could beat that drum and say, look if you are serious, , send these over. if that doesn't work, the speaker says i'm going to do it on my own timetable, and i have theorize the senate could effectively say, i'm giving you a timetable, and at some we are point going to drop this entirely or move forward on our n, basically take those articles of impeachment, designate whoever

the area that there are are in the suburbs occasion is where i live with the national federation then the international reason it could be appropriate to extrude the symbols but then again and again on tuesday i stood undecided how do you think a neutral flag and a ban on major sports events being held in the country helps to solve the problem of doping. not that i have i was good because it would have nothing to who have who ever have had the smallest idea because these are the qualifications of doctors to disarm the ones that are it shows that i think in the back all that strategy from. the exclusion of the large number of rotten apple in the pot whose interest and what caused it who improved in the cut have absolutely saved and in criminology the fact that an increase in this. threat of punishment does not less need a reduction in the number of paid that is well if. not all of that this is often the means of choice by which are already reacting to undeniable the why don't men in the developing or in the development who cry tended to penalty high and it doesn't help anything but it doesn't help it's

international t.v. interview of the russian federation is due about to the britain and ray killen that if you don't rush will be turned over gets a driver going i'm going to tell. her . thank. you. lists lists lists lists. list. and very well might continue watching on since last. all the yes the euro and the dollar they all refer to each other and they're all going deeper and deeper into debt so there's no basic there or there there's no there's no way to measure the dead against something that is could be considered money remember j.p. morgan said only gold is money everything else is credit or debt ok so without that there is no way to measure that debt and there's no at the moment you know my my view is that this is leading to a neo feudalism or you have just a few private equity firms owing 98 percent of all the assets and everyone else is living serfs on that we're getting back to the dark ages. this hour's top stories germany expelled 2 russian embassy stouffer's in berlin saying there is sufficient evidence to link russia or chechnya to the murder of a georgian enough still. denies any state whe

international t.v. interview of the russian federation's do our best to the british. and tell them to just read social media difficult subscribe to going on the grounds you. thinking of getting a copy once we got in here she. said you know what. happened this time you know why are people who use a crate with him he was. freaking out when it's pretty much anywhere near thousands of breeding dogs are caged in conditions on puppy farm i mean 67 years you know they've been locked up in cages outside you see no protection from the weather the heat you know the courtier the rain the snow the funder nothing they have no protection. because you. know it's a kid. across the u.s. crude puppy mills are supported by dog shows and still most of the poppies that are coming from these large scale factory farming kind of operations are being sought at stores even joined by good businesses are involved like cargill the mom santa there's been a shocking amount of organized opposition to efforts to increase the standards of care for dogs but in commercial breeding facilities most of tha

international t.v. interview of the russian federation is doing better to britain under a cannon and tell them to judge by social media don't forget to subscribe to going on the grounds you can. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to us on the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. the european union's tendency to believe that. represents europe has long been a major gripe for russia but as the e.u. experiences significant internal difficulties it is starting to reassess what it is and. what does that process mean for the countries sharing the continent with. germany expels to russian embassy staffers in berlin saying there is quote sufficient evidence to link russia or chechnya to the murder of a georgian national moscow denies any involvement. as nato celebrations come to an end for its 70th birthday in the u.k. member states in the alliance struggle to find common ground. and. the new house intelligence committee report on his impeachment a joke with us democrats believe the document may be enough to pin the press. has more for you to

the department of homeland security wants international travelers photographed using facial recognition technology. federallan to publish the rule next july. it would require airports to take i.d. photos of international travelers at security. critics say u.s. citizens should not be forced to provide facial recognition information. a massachusetts senator says he will introduce a measure to block that plan. >>> coming up next, 7 things to know before you go. >> as we head to break, a live look it helps to have someone in your corner. that's why there's covered california. we're the only place where you can get financial help to pay for your health insurance. new this year, almost a million people could receive additional financial help from the state to help lower the cost of health insurance... more for those already getting it, and new help for many who haven't gotten help before. so check to see how much you can save. it only takes 5 minutes. to be covered by january 1st, enroll by december 15th. don't miss the xfinityt gobeyond black friday event, when you can get $100 back with the package that's righ

wise and wonderful predool in allen rock as the backdrop hochted by the international union talking about a plan to create the federal childcare system to provide government fund pd centers for babies and children and discussed taxing silicon valley companies. >>> authorities are in oklahoma are tracking down a man they say gunned down a young woman earlier in the month in what they call road rage. the accused killer is charged but police say they can't find him. that frustrates the family of the victim. this is the victim. 19-year-old madison white carol month. nbc bay area's rob handa shows what what's feeding the family's frustration over what they say is a lack of justice. >> reporter: we yes, oakland police say the suspect has fled country, although they are still trying to find him. but that doesn't satisfy the victim's family who are angry he got away. 19-year-old madsen white cara was shot on killed on an east oakland streed while visiting a friend on december 10th. the family is upset that according to police the crime has been solved but not resolved. because the alleged killer, roberto martinez of hayward

it is that confirms deep de facto control of the russian federation over crimea as we say in international law. they have they fucked control but not the u. and so it is illegal but in fact they are there and that's something which historically is not unusual we seen that before but it is unusual but we have seen that before. for example with the is radio could break your beristain in territories since that in $67.00 they have the proper control international community united nations recognize that it's an exaggeration if they call it it's illegal one of ecuador's most active volcanoes has erupted in a region of the amazon lighting up the night sky the red enters our volcano spewing incandescent vox and lava down its hopes its last major eruption was in 2002 when a cloud of ash reached the capital affect 2000000 people. at least 16 inmates in a prison in honduras have been killed in fighting between rival gangs violence comes less than 2 days after 18 other inmates at a separate facility died in a prison riot the president of honduras has ordered the army to take control of the country's 2

the department of homeland security wants international travelers photographed using facial recognition technology. federaln to publish the rule next july. it would require airports to take i.d. photos of international travelers at security. critics say u.s. citizens should not be forced to provide facial recognition information. a massachusetts senator says he will introduce a measure to block that plan. >>> it's 5:47. you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. as you can see, we have live doppler 7 behind us because it's a rainy start to the morning. hi, mike. >> yeah. looking at your highlights and show you what's going on by looking at 280 at 17 in san jose. al we have light rain to moderate rain falling right now from this 1 on our storm impact scale. heaviest rain is this morning, becoming more scattered this afternoon. a brief break tomorrow with isolated showers. and then a stronger storm arrives friday. here's a look at temperatures today. we're not going to warm much. 56 to about 60s for our range. tonight, a slight bit of cooling as the clouds may open up a little

and customs enforcement, on immigration violations as part of an operation by the federal government that lured international students, mostly from india, to attend farmington university -- which marketed graduate programs in computer studies and technology. many of the students arrested have been deported to india while others are appealing their deportation orders. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. we're on the road in stockholm, sweden, wherere we're covering e 40th annnniversary of the righgt livelihood awardrds, widely knon as the alternative nobel prize. this year's award recipients inclclude 16-year-old swededish climate activist greta t thunbe, whose school strike for climate started right here in stockholm, where she began standing outside the parliament building every school day to demand bold climate action more than a year ago. when she was 15. her act of resisncnce soon became a global movement with millions of youth around the world leaving school and taking to the streets to demand swift action to halt the

erl please the l.court.justic a foreign national was killed on foreign soil by a federal officer patrolling an international l border. that is plainly a new context e for bivins purposes and several special factors counsel hesitation here. clear foreign relations concerns with mexico and the need for border security, clear extra tear for i can't tell and cleare signals from congress inig 1983 and the ftca it does not approve of damages liability for it injuries abroad.ges taking a step back abassi and other decisions have made other courts markedly less willing toc apply causestion of action for e damages. if this courtns extends bivins at herere on these facts it will threaten to reverse that trend by undermining this court's consistent message about the rte importance of caution o and ea. judicial modesty in this area. to turn to the first of the three special factors, the foreign relations with mexico, i don't think it's difficult to figure out exactly why we thinko congress might pause as f it ha in in 11983 in the ftca before f extending damages liability here. the united states and mexico havetc an ac

federal agencies which bit each and every international aviator who comes to train on the space thank you very much from washington mike hanna. well and on the story from the united states the white house has told congress it will refuse to participate in impeachment hearings against president on trump next week in a letter to judiciary committee chairman jerry nadler the white house counsel called the democrats' impeachment inquiry completely baseless patch of baloney wrote that house speaker nancy pelosi had ordered the democrats to proceed with articles of impeachment before hearing any evidence the democrats are aiming for a house vote on impeachment before christmas. in the last hour the democrat house of representatives has passed a resolution backing a 2 state solution to the conflict between israel and palestine the house voted 226 to 188 mostly along party lines for a non-binding pact that ensures the survival of these raids state and fulfills palestinian aspirations for their own homeland since becoming president donald trump has been condemned by palestinian and arab leader

international movement of resources. >> final supplementary question. >> in canada, the federal government owns a fleet of firefighting aircraft, which it leases out to provincial governments to support local resources. has the federal government determined the value and cost of , if it were to purchase a core fleet of firefighting aircraft futuretralia, for firefighting seasons? >> thank you. firefighting aircraft are generally linked due to the high cost of purchasing and maintaining specialist aircraft. the australian fire season typically occurs during the off-season for u.s., canada, and european firefighting aircraft. that gives us greater flex ability to adjust resourcing levels, and to cost-effectively introduce new technologies. this is the reason the government has decided to lease this capability. >> labor has had a tough year, losing the election in may. it has scott morrison on the run over a few different topics. >> the leader of the opposition. >> my question is to the prime minister. why does the prime minister believe that he should not be subject to the normal rules of integrity and accountability de

international airport. the airline says the flight landed safely, no injuries were federal authorities are investigating. >>on to the movies and "frozen ii" delivered royal results in its second week of release. >> saw the movie, it was wonderful. disney's ice princess sequel set a thanksgiving box office record. it hauled in more than $132 million from wednesday through sunday. that record was previously held by "the hunger games: catching fire." disney is the parent company of abc news. >> you liked it? >> i did. i went with the nieces, it was wonderful. >>> another record was broken this thanksgiving holiday weekend but not at the box office. >> black friday shoppers spent a record $7.4 billion online. and that was before today, cyber monday, which is promising even deeper discounts. abc's trevor ault has more. >> reporter: the holiday shopping season in full swing with online sales leading the charge. on cyber monday, online sales projected to reach $9.4 billion. retailers competing for your money, and analysts saying monday is the best day to buy a tv. brand name smart tvs for under $300 at walmart. th

nuclear weapons expert tons christensen works for the federation of american scientists and the stockholm international peace research institute c 3. christensen is convinced the devices are stored here devices that could be deployed against enemy forces. there are still tactical nuclear weapons yes. only gravity bombs delivered by fighter jet aircraft they are the last remnant of a what used to be an enormous inventory of about 7000 tactical nuclear weapons but they're still here in about 150 of them but only that one time off the air divert traffic fines. if a conflict arose these weapons could also be delivered by german air force planes. merican have bases in europe but they're also for countries in europe that have host base arrangement as they call it call it a nuclear sharing arrangements germany the netherlands belgium italy and possibly turkey so those countries are the ones who sort of serve a soto nuclear strike role where their aircraft would be equipped and handed over nuclear weapons in times of war. until just a few years ago all political parties in the german one is talking have been c

federer. welcome back to international weather forecasts were here across turkey has been quite messy a wintry mix pushing in from the black sea now making its way over here towards the east better conditions though as we go towards tuesday we will see gives a break here across parts of tehran with a mix of rain as well as snow into the overnight hours but the break is not going to last for too long as we go towards wednesday though another system coming in from the west is going to bring quite an extensive amount of snow across parts of northern and north eastern turkey temptress coming down to a high of about 6 degrees there down towards beirut you will be seeing some sun but it is going to be only a 20 degree day for you here across the gulf not looking too bad temperatures here in doha $28.00 degrees with sun we do expect to see some morning fog as well over towards a $25.00 degrees but a lot of clouds along the coast for amman that's going to affect as well as into yemen son of though maybe a shower or 2 with the temperature of 20 degrees and then as we go towards southern africa the heat