the ja ka rta this damage has taken place.as resumed trading in the last hour and one of the spokespeople has told us that the reason for that is that all of the employees of the stock exchange appear to be safe and none of them have sustained any injuries. but a sizeable number of people injured. 72 as i said earlier, and they are being treated in hospitals around the centre of the city, where this collapse took place. remember, it is an extremely busy part of the indonesian capital. the building itself is one of the most prestigious across the financial landscape in jakarta. prestigious across the financial landscape injakarta. it stands right opposite a busy shopping centre in jakarta, an right opposite a busy shopping centre injakarta, an area which we understand now has been cordoned off by police and ambulances. thanks very much. i know you will stay across that story as it develops. for now, thank you. us markets continued to go from strength to strength last week, building on those strong gains of last year. stronger c

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we'll take up russian and north korean provocations with sebastian gar ka next. >>> and these athletesill show you an incredible display of team work 13,000 feet above florida. we'll show you what happens when a wing suiter meets a parra bara glider coming up next. from a cardiovascular event, like a heart attack or a stroke. david: i'm david, in for lou dobbs. well president trump today accusing russia of violating international sanctions against north korea. the president telling routers, the kim va yeem is closer to full nuclear capability ever day and that the kremlin continues to see north korea supplies undercutting a chinese effort to restrict oil and cole delivery to the nation >>> the department of justice highlighting america's dire need for immigration reform. ed 0 callahan telling reporters our immigration system is filled with loopholes that threaten national security on a daily basis. >> i know that transnational criminal organizations and other individuals and entities that wish to harm the united states undoubtedly seek to exploit weaknesses in our immigration system bu

terrorism efforts in north half ka. and mr. chairman, should i pause now to hear from senator kalne. >> very good. well, i'd like to thank you for holding this hearing. and i'm especially grateful to you for scheduling this hearing at a time that allows me to personally participate. our top priority in the region is to prevent terrorist groups from threatening the united states by denying them the ability to operate in the continents vast under governed spaces. they are capable of exporting violence around the world, striking us here at home, and striking the home lands of our closest allies. we saw al qaeda do this from afghanistan in 1990 through 9/11. more cree end will i saw isis do the same thing from false caliphate in syria and iraq. this is the reason why we are helping the sometimes fragile states of north africa build their counter terrorism capacity. we want to develop their capabilities to the point where they are able to defend themselves without relying on assistance from the united states. today, isis is on the r

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republican bob thomas beat josh ka wo -- >> they're considering lowering the voting age to 16 in at that koem -- in greenbelt. greenbelt may vote tonight on this measure. it's expected to pass. >>> i'm chris lawrence at the live desk. we're working to learn more about a robbery in alexandria that did not go the way they planned. alexandr people broke into an apartment on executive avenue near west glebe road. one. suspects accidentally shot themselves in the leg during that robbery. despite that, no one else was injured. waiting to learn if anyone was home. >> chris lawrence, thank you. >>> the teenager accused of murdering a 15-year-old girl will appear in court. she's one of ten people charged with the murder last year. you may remember news 4 cameras were there when she reunited with her mother after being reported missing. prosecutors say she took part in the brutal murder and stabbing of the victim 13 times and slicing off a tattoo. investigators say she was a member of the ms-13 street gang and this was a >>> today, nationals analyst ray knight will be in court. he was arrested bac

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