fillon has been another deadly -- laura: there has been another deadly skirmish in kashmir.s-border fire hit a pakistani passenger bus. .ndia had vowed retribution india and pakistan have been fighting for control of kashmir for nearly 70 years. cambodia supreme court has upheld life sentences for two former leaders of the khmer rouge. they were convicted in 2010 for their part in the genocide of pol pot. they managed to slow down the legal process through continued appeals. a bizarre twist in the scandal involving south korean leader part. investigators found a stash of viagra in her offices. the government said the pills, which are used to treat erectile dysfunction, were first thought to combat altitude sickness. they also raided the offices of the samsung group. she has apologized twice already, but the calls for park's resignation have continued. the president is at the center of a corruption scandal. she is accused of allowing her inappropriate access and influence in government decisions. choi has been arrested and charged with abuse of power and the country's biggest

pakistan's military in kashmir, the latest in a series of skirmishes. heavy mortar fire forced people on the indian controlled side to three their villages. it comes a day after seven pakistani soldiers were killed on the border between the two sides. military officials attended their funerals. details of the incident remain unknown. both sides blame the other for opening fire. they've clashed repeatedly in the area over recent months, resulting in the deaths of dozens of soldiers and si civilians. india's prime minister made a surprise visit to pakistan and held talks with his counterpart. but in september, militant groups attacked an indian army base in kashmir, killing 17 soldiers. india said the attackers came from pakistan, and the move towards reconciliation has soured since then. >>> the stigma surrounding hansen's disease or leprosy dates back thousands of years. even today, people who once suffered from the disease still have a hard time. recently in tokyo the issue was put under the spotlight. nhk world reports. >> reporter: the star of the sh

the come -- the countries have battled over kashmir for seven decades.eds of children who stayed at the demolished refugee camps in france were subjected to .nhumane living conditions both france and britain fell short of their obligations because of disagreement over the camps supervision. south african president jacob zuma faces growing calls to resign after corruption was found at the top levels of government. the report found for the creation of a commission to undueigate allegations of government influence by wealthy family. global news 24 hours a day powered by our 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. it just after 6:30 p.m. in new york. a.m. in sydney. i'm joined by my colleague, paul allen, with look at the markets. paul: new zealand has been up and running for 90 minutes and it's not looking too good. 1.5%, following wall street lower. teachers on the nikkei look mixed and we expect declines on of 1%. of one third it could be worse because we just had disappointing results from one of au

fighting between pakistan and india in the disputed kashmir region has been escalating for months. anand in ohio, a prososecutor says he will reretry white foformer universityy of cincinnatati police officer ray tensnsing for murdering 43-y-year-old d samuel d dubose. officer tensing shot dubose in the head after pulling him over for having a missing front license plate in 2015. tensing was wearing a t-shirt emblazoned with a confederate battle flag under his uniform when he fatally shot dubose. a judge declared a mistrial in his case earlier this month after the jury was unable to reach a verdict. and those are some of the h headlines. ththis is democracy now!, democracacynow.org, the e war anpeace reportrt. i'm nermeen shaikh. amy goodman is on assignment and will return on monday. we begin today in syria, where the united nations is warning nearly 1 million syrians are living under siege, double the number lalast year. the vavast majority, 850,00000 people, are being blockaded by the syrian government. on monday, the u.n. human rights agency said civilians trapped in eastern ale

one of the products on which import tariffs were lifted is kashmir. companies in both countries that deal in the fine wool are now increasing their trade. >> reporter: this clothing store in ulaanbaatar has tourists from many parts of the world. mongolia is the second largest distributor of cashmere. coats are made from 100% cashmere here. makers expect to boost to japan. this major manufacturer is one of them. produces about 10,000 cashmere coats a year. however, it lacks the technology for high end processing of delicate cashmere fibers. so it commissions the work to a company in japan. >> translator: using japanese processing, we hope to make products that are competitive in the global market. >> reporter: they send their product to this osaka mill. they use a technique that's almost a century old. that technique is what attracted the mongolian makers. they lift surface fibers of the fabric to make it fluffy and soft. workers carefully monitor the fibers and the humidity of the work place. to assure quality control, roller pressure has to be adjust

kashmir -- mayor . >>> have the opportunity to have an excellent conversation. >> a historic meeting, donald trump, and the elect is beginning to select his cabinet. >> with just 71 days until donald trump is sworn into office it appears that he has his work cut out for him. including, healing a divided nation. >> he also has to come up with a transition plan. >> we can't make america great again without all of us coming together. >> the trump team launched his transition website and has a nuke twitter account that has a new twitter -- has a new twitter account. working together we will rebuild our nation. and behind closed doors they are picking a cabinet. today, the president has a different -- of a trip to the white house. and in my coming months, it is to facilitate that ensures that our president elect is successful. >> we discussed a lot of different situations. >> it's a music president. obama, he and mike pence meet with paul ryan and senate majority leader. >>> and down to breaking news here at home, across the bay area thousands of students staged a massive walkout. students

look at their plight in kashmir. see what is happening in myanmar. in so many muslim lands, our brethren go to sleep at night worrying about bombs and they wake up in the morning worried about where to get their food. so -- [ speaking foreign language ] we thank allah for all the blessings he has given us. and i strongly disagree with the sentiment that some people have that they're always complaining about the times that we live in. recently, i heard somebody moan and say that this is the worst time to be a muslim in america. i disagree. in fact, i believe this is the best time to be a muslim in america. there's never been a better time. do you know why? it goes back to the theme of this convention, navigating challenges and seizing opportunities. we are facing colossal challenges, unprecedented challenges. and it is a struggle navigating our way through those challenges. it's a struggle to always try to find opportunities in the problems around us. these days, we are constantly having to struggle to maintain our faith, to struggle to express our fa

>> that is a dad man's standoff because both of them know if this thing does escalate beyond kashmirar armed and have intense hatred of the other. so unfortunately, this is going to be the heat and friction along that tectonic plate that is that valley there in southwest asia between the two countries that both of them claim. and the other thing is that interest is that india just signed a nuclear agreement -- charles: captain nash, i've got to leave it there, sir? >> all right. charles: lou dobbs next. lou: good evening, everybody. president-elect donald trump today making key cabinet choices naming south carolina governor nikki haley for the high-profile post of u.s. ambassador to the united nations. mr. trump praised haley despite her sharp criticism of trump during his campaign. trump released this statement -- trump's nomination of hale

and it's kashmir tpe this, because if you've had ae a little too much to eat again you might want to throw it on so, on you know, cover up so so it's functional but will keep you key warm. >> i'm looking at this split.. ut-oh, ut-oh.t-oh. >> i know. >> anything -- what are some of the rules for wearing a dress ae with a split like that. tt. >> she's young. she can get away with a shelit'a like that and she's g sot's got beautiful leg. she can do it.dot. >> why not if you don't feeln'fl comfortable put on nice pair ofr tights with this.tights with you've got choices.thi got chois s lis light. >> it's great metallics are so o on trend. trend. if you don't know what to wearow for holiday event, wear something metallic it's fun andd festive.e. and it just looks great. gat >> you also mention one last lt look a main malice. mic you look adorable.bl thank you very much.ry much minimal list look. look what would that be.ld >> that would be if you, you know, if you just don'td have'v timing to shopping you needo shd something to wear for an even ii think every woman should have ae little bla

nermeen: pakistan says indian army shelling into kashmir has killlled at least nine civilians and injured nine more after an artillery shell hit a bus wednesday. the pakistani officials say the inindian army alsoso attacked te ambulance that arriv o on site. fighting between pakistan and india in the disputed kashmimir reregion has been escalating for months. and in ohio, a prosecutor r says he will retry white former universisity of cincinnati polie officer ray tensing for murdering 43-year-old samuel dubose. officer tensing shot dubose in the head after pulling him over for having a missing front lilicense plate in 2015. tensing was wearing a t-shirt emblazoned with a confederate battttle flag under his uniform when he fatally shot dubose. a judge declared a mistrial in his case earlier this month after the jury was unable to reach a verdict. and those are sosome of the heheadlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm nermeen shaikh. amy goodman is on assignment and will return on monday. we begin today in syria, where the united nations is warning ne

new clashes between indian and pakistani forces erupted today in disputed kashmir.sions have been rising in the region since militants killed 17 soldiers at an indian army base there in september. today, indian units opened fire along the dividing line, hitting a passenger bus and killing ten civilians. the pakistanis said they fired back and killed seven indian soldiers. in britain, a jury convicted a white supremacist of murdering labour party lawmaker jo cox. she was shot and stabbed to death a week before britain voted to leave the european union in june. prosecutors said thomas mair's home was full of nazi literature. back in this country, the long thanksgiving travel weekend has begun, and it's expected to be the busiest in nearly a decade. airports, railways and roads filled today. a.a.a. predicted nearly 49 million people will venture at least 50 miles from homes, due in part to record-low gas prices. but police urged patience: >> there's just so many motorists that are going to be traveling. and oftentimes we see where operators get nervous or they get upse

in kashmir, indian officials say independence rebels attacked an indian army base tuesday, killing at least seven indian soldiers. officials say at least three shmiri rebels were killed during the attack. e disputed territory has been rocked by protests sinince july when indian security forces killed a prominent kashmiri independence leader. at least 80 kashmiris have been killed by indian security forces during the ongoing protests. in brazil, up to 10,000 people protested tuesday against austerity ahead of a senate vote in which lawmakers approved measures to impose a strict cap on federal spending. leftist opposition lawmakers say the legislation will destroy education and health programs. the vote to approve the constitutional amendmentnt is a victory for brazilian president michel temer, who took power after the impeacachment of dilma rousseff in a process she and others have called a coup. a grououp of women from the caravan of central american mothers of missing migrants are traversing mexico in search of their children, who went missing as they y attempted d to cross e country

democracynow.org fighting is continuing along the border between india and pakistan in the disputed region of kashmir. india says at least seven civilians were killed tuesday on the india-controlled side, while pakistan says six more civilians were killed on the pakistani-controlled side on monday. fighting between the two sides has been escalating for weeks, forcing thousands to evacuate and causing the deaths of at least 28 civilians over the last 10 days. in france, authorities are continuing to clear and demolish the calais refuge camp, known as the jungle. hundreds of the remaining 1500 asylum seekers, most of whom are children and teenagers, are being forced onto busses and sent to undisclosed locations across france today. tuesday night, police in riot gear used tear gas against some of the asylum seekers protesting the demolition of the camp. meanwhile, in paris, police are cracking down on refugee encampments that have been growing as the calais camp is shut down by authorities. on monday just before dawn, riot police evicted thousands of refugees from their encampment near a paris metro sta

of analogies because the general is talk building the line of control which separates the part of kashmir and there has been firing and lots of movement. in better times there's not meant to be. so you can imagine that kind of boundary where one might put autonomous weapons so there is not infiltration coming across. on the other hand, presumably if like the last month when india's -- there's movement going back and forth. you might want to turn those systems off so you don't hurt your own or manage that in some way. so given israel's experience and your experience here, does the distinction on of territoriality matter practically or legally or no? >> first of all, realistically, if we take the iron dome system, it had been very public. you have manual setting, semiautomatic, and automatic. so it's a missile defense system. the idea is you want to shoot down the missile in a safe location. it there for the computer to not only know. every system works like this. it identifies with the radar, the incoming missile or whatever is coming in. then it calculates where it's going to hit because

analogies because the general is talking about the line of control, which celebrates the part of kashmir that india controls. you can imagine that kind of boundary being a place where one might put autonomous weapons to prevent infiltration that's not supposed to be coming across. on the other hand, presumably, like the last month when india's -- there's movement going back and forth, you might want to turn those systems off so you don't hurt your own people. given israel's experience and your experience there, does the distinction of territoriality matter practically or legally or no? >> if we take, for example, the iron dome system, it has been made public the iron dome system has three different settings. you have the manual setting, the semiautomatic, and the automatic setting. and it's a missile defense system, right? and the idea is you want to shoot down the missile over a safe location, so part of the algorithm there is to know the israeli system works like this. then it calculates what it is going to hit because it is on a ballistic trajectory, so it's not going to deviate from

are >> check and smells like smootho leather like kashmir in here. >> this car is mazing. >> it is absolutely gorgeousou take egg it for a quick spinck s across the area. aa. now we're back in the showroom. >> put your hands on the wheel.e >> put knit park.utnit park. look at the beautiful -- we wann to give you a view of the car. c i'll take off my seat belt. >> maybe first you should show s everybody they didn't let ust l take it out of the showroom. sho brendon come on over here.er this is brendon wright and and brendon in the brand manageran here at aston march martin. this is the last of the nine t n models in the world.n the ld >> yes, ma'am. >> tell us about thises, beautf luxury vehicle. >> dv9 was first introduced in 2004. 20 this is the last04 model year of it.. so aston martin did littled ltl tribute with the last nine carsc they designed them this way witw this specification here. specifi >> this is the only one thatonet came to the u.s. this is the last one off thehe assembly line that's special ini selflf. >> technically if i had $287,00, in my pocket right now i can purchase th

of analogies because the general is talking about the line of control which separates the part of kashmir and there has been firing for the last month or so and lots of movement. in better times there's not meant to be. so you can imagine that kind of boundary where one might put autonomous weapons so there is not infiltration coming across. on the other hand, presumably if like the last month when india's -- there's movement going back and forth. you might want to turn those systems off so you don't hurt your own people or manage that in some way. so given israel's experience and your experience here, does the distinction on of territoriality matter practically or legally or no? >> first of all, realistically, if we take the iron dome system, it had been very public. the iron dome system had three different settings. you have manual setting, semiautomatic, and automatic. so it's a missile defense system, right? the idea is you want to shoot down the missile in a safe location. part of the algorithm there is for the computer to not only know -- every system works like this. first of all,

analogies because the general is talking about the line of control, which celebrates the part of kashmir that india controls. you can imagine that kind of boundary being a place where one might put autonomous weapons to prevent infiltration that's not supposed to be coming across. on the other hand, presumably, like the last month when india's -- there's movement going back and forth, you might want to turn those systems off so you don't hurt your own people. given israel's experience and your experience there, does the distinction of territoriality matter practically or legally or no? >> if we take, for example, the iron dome system, it has been made public the iron dome system has three different settings. you have the manual setting, the semiautomatic, and the automatic setting. and it's a missile defense system, right? and the idea is you want to shoot down the missile over a safe location, so part of the algorithm there is to know the israeli system works like this. then it calculates what it is going to hit because it is on a ballistic trajectory, so it's not going to deviate from

it's a wonderful deal.ea kashmir is expensive you can gen it for 40 buck.0 buc but chances are if you miss itst this year, it will be back nextn shirts and ties much the fashion leather boots that you can getan at macy's as well. wl. the bottom line here, folks h, s shopping for black friday deals, there's two things that people e really need to take look at. one, how rare is this deal and we can see not so rare in someeo of these cases? and of course,u how good is the deal? and thend only way to do that is to knowoo what actual retail price is first.rs arm yourself with that little bit of infselformation to make e that you are the smart test tes shopper possible when it comes weekend. hey, real quick before we go iko want to .2 thing. brad's deals publish a list oftf really good black friday dealsdd you'll find that link on your y station website and quick plug g here tomorrow morning 4:30am iti look like your good dairy crewdr will get to sleep in little bitt because you're airing my halfu' hour holidayre gift guide television special so tune intoo fox5 tomorrow morning 4:30am:3 i'l

they have battled over kashmir for seven decades. , anorth-central oklahoma quake hit. the u.s.eological survey says the epicenter was 70 miles northeast of oklahoma city. the major league baseball cities and ends tonight -- season ends tonight. the chicago cubs have won the last two games including last night's game six to even things up with the cleveland indians. won the world series in 108 years. for the indians it has been a 68 year drought. i'm mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. back to you. global stocks are heading toward a three-month low as investors crowd into haven assets after a poll showing donald trump gaining ground ahead of next week's u.s. presidential election. where will volatility go from here? i want to bring in stephen isaacs, chairman of the investment committee for our fine capital management -- vine capital management. necessarily happen but as you can see from this chart with volatility expectations ahead of the u.s. election we are seeing volatility across as is. you have the market risk index in white. the move index for treasuries in blue. sx -- fxgl