. >> bill clinton shows up in kazakhstan, where a canadian investor has been trying to get control toecame really partners in a way with bill clinton working on philanthropic activities. >> i came to him with an idea for an initiative to alleviate poverty. >> he's been involved in facilitating speaking engagements for the clintons. >> he and the clintons were whisked to the palace of the president of kazakhstan. everybody walked away from the table with something. >> reporter: the question caught the story of "new york times" reporter jill becker. >> bill clinton basically endorsed the progress that kazakhstan had made in terms of their own democracy, which was sort of interesting, given that the president was elected with 90 plus percent of the vote in an election widely criticized as being rigged. >> bill clinton what's public press conference with the president where he praises his rule and praises his human rights record. but the bottom line is, after they leave, a couple of days later, frank justra gets his uranium concessions which end up being enormously lucrative to him and a

on september 6, 2005, bill clinton shows up in kazakhstan, where a canadian investor has been tryingt control to buy a couple of uranium mines. he became really partners in a way with bill clinton, working on philanthropic activities. >> i came to him with an idea about creating an initiative to alleviate poverty. >> furthermore, he's been involved in helping to facilitate speaking engagements for the clintons. >> frank giustra were whisked to the presidential palace in kazakhstan, and it's a fascinating story because everybody walked away from the table that night with something. >> the story caught the attention of pulitzer prize-winning "new york times" reporter jo becker. >> what the president got was this huge propaganda coup. bill clinton basically endorsed the progress that kazakhstan had made in terms of their own democracy, which was sort of interesting given that the president was elected with 90-plus% of the vote in an election that was widely criticized as being rigged. >> bill clinton has a public press conference with the president, where he praises his rule and praises

and bill clinton endorses the progress that kazakhstan had made in terms of their own democracy which is interesting given that the president was elected with 90-plus% of the vote in an election widely criticized as being rigged. >> bill clinton has a public press conference with the president and where he praises his rule and praises his human rights record, but the bottom line is after they leave, a couple of days later, frank justra gets his uranium and which is lucrative to him and a small group of canadian mining investors. >> his company was a bit player and really had gone from worthless shell company overnight and got this huge uranium mining deal and soon after that bill clinton got a huge donation, $31 million from frank justra to his charitable foundation promised with a pledge to donate $100 million more. >> our calls to the embassy were never returned. we talked to frank justra who told us he considers this an old story. and said that he's not interested in politics. meanwhile, his defenders sin sift that no -- insist that no undue influence was exerted in kazakhstan beca

of the kazakhstan central bank. is "bloomberg markets." does twokazakhstan or countries that continue to dominate the global conversation, china and russia -- call the extent borders two countries. the essential thing unexpectedly cut rates. there was a pause in august. the biggest energy producer in jordan worst year since 1998. we're joined by kairat kelimbetiov, a former governor of context on's central bank, former deputy prime minister, and current governor of a financial center. thank you for joining us. i know we are going to talk about what you are doing in the u.s. in a little bit, but i want to get your perspective on the damage done by crude oil's massive decline and then slight recovery here it with oil back and $50 a barrel, it is hard to see a path towards $80 or $100 in the next six month, year, or even two years. how has context and reacted to this new oil reality? it was like really a good wake up call for all of us in terms of the high price, and now we understand that the medium price will be some

the crew landed in kazakhstan last night. coming up on live at daybreak: a reminder for drivers to keep an eye out for children trick or treating this weekend.we also have an expert in next.. to share the four biggest risks for children this holiday.. parents should not forget to tell their child. a canadian man is known by for his creative carvings.paul swayze of toronto has been working hard on his latest piece for halloween. it will be a large pumpkin devouring other smaller pumpkins. he comes to the task with an artistic background. he makes his living creating sets and props for films and commercials. bars in chicago are making a ton of money this weekend with the world series games at wrigley field. not ba the ones that are have set admission at upwards of 200 dollars. that doesn't necessarily guarantee a seat either! tickets to go to the actual games are in the thousands. game five is tonight. there will be plenty of kids out trick-or-treating today.. too. usa today has a list of beers that go great with halloween cand

this is a three-astronaut kazakhstan. docking friday morning around # a.m. american astronaut also on this mission with two others. just minutes ago. >> thank you for that, nick. well developing this morning. police looking for multiple suspects in san francisco where four students were shot rite outside a cool. police think one of those students may have been targeted. three of them expected to be okay but a 15-year-old girl is still in critical terrified. >> everybody pushed our desks and we went under to make sure we were safe and told us to move. we stayed away from the windows. as soon as she told us that -- i literally called my mom. because i got worried and scared. >> again, as of this morning, there are not been any arrests. the four men believed to be connected to the shooting ran away. drug lord. the judge at the head of that case was murdered yesterday. he was shot point-blank in the head while jogging near mexico city. his client had nothing to do with the murder. >> and cut off internet access to julian assange. foreign ministries say they made

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. >>> a soyuz rocket blasted off from kazakhstan. it will take them two days to reach the iss. they will spend four months conducting hundreds of experiments before returning to earth in february. we will live friday morning. >>> let's check in with ivan for a look at the forecast. >> it's a good. temps are cool. mid- to upper-60s. 75 in st. pete. that is the warm spot next to the water. by the afternoon, all of us in the 60s and 70s. it will warm up to the mid- to upper-80s. 87 for the high temperature today. a couple more days of warm temperatures then the cool front moves in. few minutes. >>> coming up, charging airlines a bag fee. >>> federal marshals arrested the driver who shot and killed sons after a road rage incident in missouri. the woman's family thinks she may have cut off another driver. her s.u.v. was riddled with bullet holes. she had a 3-year-old and 8- month-old sons inside and a 16- year-old relative. they weren't hurt. the driver responsible was arrested in south dakota. >>> an 11-year-old got a scare when he came home from school and it was caught on camera.

. >>> here we are at a big meal in kazakhstan and they've got all kinds of food loaded up on the table. up here, up front, dish we're focusing on, because that is a local delicacy. that's basically stewed meat. it is mutton, adult sheep. >> okay. thought you were going to tell me something weird, trying to gross us out. >> me, too, i thought something alive. >> reminded me of indiana jones and the temple of dome where they were on the long table, spiders come out,key brains, things like that. >> the thing they are eating those are the bones. that's is what everybody is about to take a bite of. >> the bones? it's hard. >> it is hard and everybody eats it down to the bones. got some ribs, gnaw on it to the bone, give it to the dog if it's big enough, but these people are going to eat the bone. apparently according to the person who posted this, this is a thing. >> sure. >> if you cook it enough, the marrow is in there, good, good for you. it. what's wrong with it? >> the meat has fallen off the bone, so you could tell this has been cooked for quite some time, but this has gone viral beca

here you are in kazakhstan, two young guys on to go, he's about to take off. >> oh, snap. the police come in, no lights or sirens, they knock that guy off the bike. his buddy takes off. he's standing there, oh, time to run. one officer chases him, the other ones are like we'll just stand around. >> another police vehicle chasing the other bike down the road, as well. obviously, some movement they were trying to do. >> are the bikes stolen? what's happening? >> police have not said a word planned and maybe this was a sneak attack. we don't know. all we know is they use that to gently get that guy to the ground. >> here comes the cop that chased him, empty handed. >> police had to be called in to this incident in mexico. there's a man on the hood of that seleca. according to witnesses that woman hit two cars. that guy jumped on the hood so the person taking the video gets into his car at that point and follows the >> totally digging the car to try to get him to fall off, as well. >> somebody has blocked her in and she won't get out of the car. she doesn't roll down her windo

>> the city she was kidnapped in is right at the border of kazakhstan where kidnappings are very common and authorities do say this was a bridal kidnapping, which is when a man that has a crush on a younger girl or on a girl kidnaps her to then force her to marry him. this video did help locate the three people involved. 40-year-old man, all three of them have been arrested and were charged with the kidnapping of a minor. the girl was reunited with her family. fortunately, there was somewhat of a happy ending to the story. >> this episode he's calling "beyond the tide." he's in a tide pool in los angeles, california, and look what he's trying to catch. >> look at that! >> this time he's in the water looking for creatures in the tide pool. >> oh, look at that slug. that thing is cool. >> it is cool. >> so alien looking. >> but the thing he was really looking for was the octopus. watch how it eases away. i'm just going to back out and kind of camouflage myself. you could see how it slowly begins to blend in with the >> amazing. >> that's epic. >> as soon as it stops moving, it's gone. >>

of the launch pad in kazakhstan.. on board the space-craft.. are two russian cosmonauts.. and an american astronaut "shane kimbrough".. the group will travel for two days in the soyuz capsule.. to test upgraded systems.. before docking with t mission was set to take off late last month.. but was postponed due to a technical issue.. hillsborough county deputies need your help this morning.. finding the person who stole 18 t-v's from a business in tampa.. deputies however -- say this was no regular smash-and-grab.. they say it was well thought out.. freight on johns road captured this image.. around 4 a-m sunday..three robbers smashed a window and disabled the building alarm.. they loaded 18 large t-v's into this white van..along with two safes.. authorities are now asking people to be on the look out for people trying to sell the stolen goods.. a st. pete police officer is facing d-u-i charges this morning.. and is currently on unpaid leave.. after deputies say he was passed out drunk.. behind the wheel monday night along gulf boulevard.. st. petersburg police chief anthony

morning in kazakhstan. the trip back to earth took about 3 and a half hours. sheldon: a drug, more powerful than anything police have seen, is prompting concerns. 12 news ben wagner investigates. ben: is this as dangerous as it gets when it comes to these synthetic opioids? >> it really is. this stuff is just so powerful and potent. ben: 12 news has learned the opiod epidemic, is getting even worse. a drug that was meant for animals, is now hitting the streets. it could be deadly for the users, but the shocking reality is how unpredictably dangerous it could be for first responders. sheldon: you can catch ben wagner's 12 news investigation about that deadly new threat tomorrow on 12 news at 10:00. october is ending tomorrow, but this nice, awesome, warm stretch of weather is not done just yet. adrienne: mark, you have 60's and 70's in the forecast. mark: it will feel more like russ feingold voiceover: as i travel to all 72 counties - knocking on doors, talking to folks - what i hear the most is how hard it is to get ahead. one big reason -- we have a political

you have a situation like the one in kazakhstan where the timing is just overwhelming. bill clinton flies over who's trying to get a. [inaudible] he shows up and has a press conference and says wonderful things about the dictator of kazakhstan showing the great human rights record that he has which is laughable and three weeks after that, two days later he gets the iranian concession in kazakhstan and three weeks later the clinton foundation gets $30 million. then you have the pattern move forward because there's an entity that becomes your raining of law and it starts buying up assets in the united states and what happens in 2009 is the russians come calling, specifically arms which is in entity owned by the russian state atomic agency. to be clear, vladimir putin's russia wants to buy uranium assets in the united states and in context on but it requires approval from the federal government, specifically nine government agencies that have to sign off on this deal, including hillary clinton state department what makes hillary clinton's role in this process, this review,

very traditional in kazakhstan. >> look at that. >> and americans kate reubens took a few moments after landing she said just to enjoy being back on earth. >> and look at the hat. >> are you jealous? >> totally jelly. very nice. after 115 days that's what you need. >> a nice cape, a nice hat. i think you should welcome me like that. >> it wasn't even halloween. >> every monday when i come in to work i think kendis should have a special hat and a cape for you. >> have tea waiting for you, have your walk-on song. have your seat warmed up in the studio. >> i love all of these ideas. you're joking but i like them all. >> red m&ms. >> write this down. >>> speaking of folks who are probably going to get red m&ms or whatever they would like after they win it all. the world series. >> plenty of nerves for cubs fans before last night's game 5 against the indians. it didn't get any better in the second inning, by the way. cleveland's jose ramirez put the indians in front with a homer to left. >> chicago's bats woke up in the fourth inning starting with chris bryant's solo home run. that tied the

pretty amazing we can take three human beings and send them from outer space into the stepss of kazakhstan that quickly. >> first thing she did was call her family. >>> coming up at 6:00. learning the stills to save lives and finding inspiration from a personal story of survival. >>> plus, we're looking at a rainy night ahead in parts of the bay area. meteorologist drew tuma has the accuweather forecast. >> the warriors finally above pied .500 with a win in phoenix. >>> now to the peninsula where more than 250 people learn how save lives today after a neighbor narrowly escaped tragedy. we were in burlingme as central county firefighters taught local residents cpr. the session was inspired by a burlingame resident who suffered a heart attack the months ago. his 14-year-old daughter saved his life when she immediately gave him cpr. >> he kind of started coughing really bad, really hard. so we were like, dad, are you okay? then he was passed out, so i didn't really think and kind of just started chest compressions. >> had a massive heart attack. the doctors gave me about a one percent chance

she touched down in kazakhstan. she is happy to return home to the states just in time to vote. >> welcome home. >>> they flew half way across the country to fight a controversial oil pipeline project. this is video showing police clashing with demonstrators this weekend in north dakota. a group of local students were there to offer their support. they joined the demonstrators of the local sioux try. they are trying to stop the construction of the north dakota access pipeline. the youth group flew home before intense clashes with police on thursday. they say they are more motivated than ever. >> just really clarified what i'm supposed to do. we're all -- the power's in the people. so if one of us does something it will inspire somebody else to do something. >> the group will rejoin the protest in december. >>> in the middle of the san francisco bay this morning what used to hold up the bay bridge exploded in a blaze of glory. the foundation of the eastern span of the bridge no longer exists. crews used 12,000 pounds

come to the city because they can't find proper treatment at home. 6-year-old alikhahan is from kazakhstandiagnosed with cerebral paralysis, he's gone through his first medical operation in busan. >> translator: i traveled everywhere to treat my son. but in the end, i made a decision, choosing this academic medical center. >> reporteter: the treatmentnt doesesn't end after surgery. once back at home, patients can stilll cult with medical staff about issues they're having. special equipment for video conferencing will help patients get remote diagnosis and treatment. >> translator: i believe our medical t techniques are highh enough to treat patients from any country in the world. >> reporter: busan has come a long way in its effort to attract medical tourists. but there are still issues. at the international level, it's not as well known as country capital, seoul. plus there have been reports of brokers from other countries arranging medical treatments for patients, but instead pocketing the cash for themselves. incidents that can hurt the city's service reputation. through the good and th

in a few hours it will descend back to earth, landing in kazakhstan. she says she's happy to return to the states just in time to vote. >>> it got hot, the oakland a's versus a '90s pop band, a twitter feud between the baseball team and smashmouth. smashmouth called the a's a joke after coco crisp made a key play. it didn't take long for the a's twitter account to respond. at one point the a's account tweeted, i guess you have it all figured out except how to make a hit since 1999. in the end of a's apologized, sorry we let our competitive juices get the best of us, tickets and a first pitch are on us, any time you're in the east bay. the other tweets are since then deleted. and smashmouth live here. >> they're local, that's probably why they feel so passionate about it. >> and they'll probably get those free tickets soon. >>> sports when we come back. 10 day business tp iflorida.oak >>> welcome back to nbc bay area. the first place raiders are close to completing their ten-day business trip in florida. oakland at back to back road games against jackso

the capsule landed safely this morning in kazakhstan. their trip back to earth took about 3.5 hours. sweden is getting ready for a rare visit from pope francis tomorrow. the pope's visit marks the 500th anniversary of the protestant reformation. sweden's population is overwhelmingly lutheran. pope francis says he hopes his >> anyone. adrienne: an unusual offer to anyone who has a municipal warrant in milwaukee. some judges say they'll toss it out if you'll do just one thing. wisn-12 news kent wainscott explains. >> we're your friendly neighborhood municipal court judges. kent: it came in a facebook video from milwaukee's three municipal court judges a first of its kind offer. >> anyone with a city of warrant, drivers license suspension or car registration suspension can have those warrants and suspensions lifted without making any payment whatsoever. kent: just show in court on any of the first three wednesday's in november, they say, and the court will toss the warrant and help get back on track and there's one more promise. >> no one w

station, nasa astronaut kate rubens and two roommates stati returning team expected to touch down in kazakhstan, one minute shy of midnight. 45 minutes from now. and three new crew members are set to arrive at the international space station. november 19th, taking a live look at nasa headquarters, traching kate's landing to -- tracking her landing. >> it's amazing to see we're still doing all this research more about our planet here. >> something you know so much about. >> you have to put away your sweaters for a couple days. >> yay! >> put away your pumpkin spice lattes. >> no. [ laughter ] >> for halloween, it looks a little better. tomorrow we're gonna see some spots that are close to record warmth. we just had some spots in the 80s a couple weeks ago. let's talk about that 3-degree guarantee. >> let's. >> a high of 74, actual high of 75, so it was correct. and for tomorrow, my forecast high is 80 for dc. are we really heading into the end of october? we are! cool-down for halloween. and for trick or treating weather, it's going to be dry, in the 50s, warmer midweek. we're gonna get record h

this was to the international space station from kazakhstan. the three station before coming back to earth in late february. they are there to actually test out the functions and mechanics of the soyuz rocket. >>> and marriott will keep its headquarters in montgomery county. the world's largest hotel chain will move to a new $600 million and hotel complex in downtown bethesda. the company has been based in maryland for 60 years but an expiring lease gave the hotel moving. montgomery county executive isaiah merritt said this is a top priority. >> this is the largest hotel chain in the world. i said we just cannot afford to lose it. and i think we put together a package along with the state. i want to congratulate you and think we have delivered great news for the state of maryland. >> the company is expected to select a final site in the first half of 2017 and occupy the new office beforee the current lease in 2022. >> very good for montgomery county. a big employer. >>> last night president obama honored the people of italy during his last stat

amazing that we can take three human beings and send them from outer space into the ste p steppes of kazakhstan. >> what did she do when she got back? call her family. >>> and accuweather getting a brief break in most areas of the wet weather. but tomorrow evening another storm going to quickly move in here. it's really the timing, not the amount of rainfall, that's going to have the highest impact. live doppler 7 showing you most areas were quiet. a couple of spots, going in a little tighter around livermore. a couple of light showers around fremont, even stanford and to the south we go, in the santa cruz mountains rainfall. even in morgan hill and gilroy. but these showers are falling apart as this storm exits. overnight tonight it will be mainly cloudy skies as we dry out from this round of rain. showing you it's a quiet picture over san francisco right now. a bit of a breeze. the camera shaking just a bit. winds about 10 to 20 miles per hour. so the forecast we're going to keep the clouds in for your monday. it will be a cool start. our next storm won't arrive until the evening on monday. u

pretty amazing we can take three human beings and send them from outer space into the stepss of kazakhstan that quickly. >> first thing she did was call her family. >>> coming up at 6:00. learning the stills to save lives and finding inspiration from a personal story of survival. >>> plus, we're looking at a rainy night ahead in parts of the bay area. meteorologist drew tuma has the accuweather forecast. >> the warriors finally above pied .500 with a win in phoenix >>> now to the peninsula where more than 250 people learn how to save lives today after a neighbor narrowly escaped tragedy. we were in burlingme as central county firefighters taught local residents cpr. the session was inspired by a burlingame resident who suffered a heart attack the months ago. his 14-year-old daughter saved his life when she immediately gave him cpr. >> he kind of started coughing really bad, really hard. so we were like, dad, are you okay? then he was passed out, so i didn't really think and kind of just started chest compressions. >> had a massive heart attack. the doctors gave me about a one percent chanc

they landed in kazakhstan days up in outer space. next up a night that was out of this world. how a community came together to help a little >> anchor: love, love, love this story. a haverhill family's star warrs costumes were out of this world for trick-or-treating when they went out. on friday we told you ba transform his son's wheel kayle into the perfect star wars fighter jet. he did that. they transformed her and transported this family to a galaxy far, far away. nicole oliverio has the story. >> okay. >> reporter: in a galaxy far, far away called haverhill -- >> you have the candy -- >> reporter: chewbacca is helping a pilots on his mission to collect as much candy as possible. the wooky son, 12-year-old tommy hardy. >> it was, you know, theme of choice this year, every year my wife and i decide on something, what we want to do. we figured we wanted to do something really big so what is bigger than an m. wing fighter. >> reporter: tommy has cerebral palsy and autumn. the x. wing took flight for trick-or-treating. >> it's not always easy tommy gets to be the rock star tha

and even kazakhstan. below japan are india, saudi arabia and last of all, yemen.hilst women make up 40% of the japanese workforce, they hold a mere 9% of all management positions. but change is in the air. the government wants large companies to increase the number of women in leadership positions to 15% by 2020. is this really doable? sayaka osakabe wanted a child and a career, something unusual in japanese society. she doesn't want to have to choose one over the other, unlike 2/3 of japanese women who give up their career aspirations with their first child. after a miscarriage, sayaka became pregnant again. but there were complications with the pregnancy and the teacher wanted to take her doctor's advice and stay home for a week. >> then my supervisor came here and sat right next to me. he said that i should resign. >> he accused her of being greedy because she didn't want to resign. instead of support, she was criticised for four hours. the next day, she dragged herself to work from 9:00 a.m. till midnight. two weeks later, she had another miscarriage. the 38-y

it is amazing we can take three human beings and send them from outer space to kazakhstan that quickly. >> she set up a dock adapter that will be used to transport crews to the space station. >> welcome home! >> bart is going solar and working with san mateo based solar city to install, operates and maintain solar panels and future antioch station. bart is paying for the $7.5 million project through the energy operating budget, with construction complete by next spring in lafayette and by next fall in antic. >> tying to figure where to score the most candy tonight? we could have your answer, the private social networking site for mades released a feature caughted treat map showing which houses give out streets on halloween. can you add your house or let people know you are not giving away candy, log on to the site andance questions and plug in. candy corn icons pop up for homes passing out the treats. hopefully they are not passing out candy corn. it is terrible! >> i like 'em. >> what? >> in small amounts. >> would you take that over a kit-kat. >> well...no. >> small craft advisory me

to a parachute landing in kazakhstan. the three crew members from the international space station were greeted with the traditional welcome ceremony there. receiving capes, hats, and russian dolls. >>> crowd sourcing is allowing protesters in north dakota to keep fighting the construction of a pipeline there. go-fund-me campaign was $5,000. it brought in more than $1 million, boosted after several arrests this week. however, the activists are not sure how much longer they'll have the money to continue the fight. they're protesting the construction of a pipeline that would move oil from north dakota to illinois. >>> some surveillance video to show you from a walmart south of washington. it appears to show two men stuffing a third person into the trunk of a car in an apparent abduction. witnesses say the three appeared to be play-fighting earlier in the out if a crime was committed or the three were just goofing around. no one has been reported missing. >>> high-tech entrepreneur elon musk wants to change the way roof top s

>> the city she was kidnapped in is right at the border of kazakhstan where kidnappings are very common authorities do say this was a bridal kidnapping, which is when a man that has a crush on a younger girl or on a girl kidnaps her to then force her to marry him. this video did help locate the three people involved. 40-year-old man, 24-year-old man, 31-year-old woman. all three of them have been arrested and were charged with the kidnapping of a minor. the girl was reunited with her family. fortunately, there was somewhat of a happy ending to the story. >> this episode he's calling "beyond the tide." he's in a tide pool in los angeles, california, and look what he's trying to catch. >> look at that! >> oh.