keating, can you make bail?th of keating's failed lincoln savings and loan in california, the had uninsured and worthless bonds. the majority bought by seniors, many losing their life savings. >> charles keating was convicted in two trials, but both of those verdicts were overturned, and then he pled guilty to avoid a retrial and was allowed out for time served. >> the climate had gone from celebrating the excesses of wall street to condemning them pretty quickly. >> mr. milken? >> tonight's headline, milken pleads guilty in what may be the largest individual case of fraud ever to rock wall street. the case which ended in a plea bargain with the government. >> judge kimble wood said milken's crimes merited his removal from society, sentencing him to ten years in prison. >> he didn't serve anywhere near that. he did go to jail for just under two years. i'm confident when he left, he was hat a minimum a billionaire, and quite possibly a multibillionaire. >> the game of monopoly could have been invented for donald

and the commonwealth champion dan keatings has said there is a culture of fear keatings has said theres a i’ow of fear in british gymnastics as a row about contracts rumbles on. he said his experience in the sport left him depressed and i will be talking more about that in about half an hour. thank you. it is 9:37am, good morning. every european country is in the midst of growing homelessness crisis, with one exception — finland. there, they've almost eradicated homelessness in the capital by giving people a permanent home as soon as they become homeless. that scheme is now being looked at in the uk, and the west midlands could be one of the first areas to adopt it. their mayor, andy street, has been to finland to find out more. we'll hear from him shortly, but first, let's speak to thomas salmi, one of the homeless people in finland this scheme has helped. i was homeless three years, and i was in the streets, like, almost two winters, alberta, cold. —— out there, cold. i had no place to go. one year and one day ago, i moved here. if you want an apartment, a house to live in, you don't

commonwealth champion dan keatings has told the bbc that he experienced a culture of fear, manipulationport reporter nick hope. gymnastics has been one of britain's most succesful sports — how much of a shock is this? as you say there has been incredible success in recent years with olympic games, seven medals and from that perspective you could see the allegations as something of a shock. but other successful sports such as british cycling, tae kwon do, para swimming, all have had athlete welfare issues raised so perhaps not so much of a surprise. for british gymnastics this started a few days ago with regards to coaches coming forward , ago with regards to coaches coming forward, a group of them alleging that from the top there has been appalling leadership, and a culture of fear generated by athletes and from an acid prospective daniel keatings says that the fear is very much real. thank you very much for the moment. more sport here on the news channel throughout the evening. the number of dead in sunday's powerful earthquake in iran has risen to more than 460. more than 8,000 people

fox news correspondent bill keating in west palm beach now& with more. >> reporter: the commander in chief taking to twit they are morning, letting the world know of his phone conversation with turkey's president about, quote, bringing peace to the mess that i inherited in the middle east. mr. trump says he quote will get it all done, but what a mistake. in lives and dollars, 6 trillion, to be there in the e the mideast just one of many concerns for the white house, attorneys for former national security advisor, michael flynn, are reportedly no longer cooperating with the president's lawyers. perhaps meaning he's now working with special prosecutor robert moler's investigation, into possible russian collusion with the trump campaign, or that flynn could be looking to make a plea deal. >> the bottom line is if michael flynn did something wrong, by not disclosing the relationships he had with turkey and other governments, then he should be held accountable for that. >> but out here in florida. the president heading to trump national in jupiter to play golf with tiger woods and current

keating: thank you, that is the rationale. this is a tough question i will ask you, one we should all be asking. there is a great deal of discussion, even this morning, that there is a likelihood of military intervention preemptively by the u.s. as a defense. here is my question -- what is going to happen if that happens? what happens when the missiles stop? what is the next day going to be like? who is going to be in charge? how will we keep stability? what is china going to do? what do we do with the human impact of that? as someone that has been in europe, our partners would be on board. what is your thinking on this important issue? mr. thae: after kim jong-un finishes his completion of he wants toons, open a dialogue with america. he would continue to blackmail america with possible nuclear war with america, and ask america to pool american -- to pull american forces from south korea. >> if i could interrupt a minute. he has a follow-up point, i think, about what would happen next to south korea, if that happens. then we

keating, for working with me on this bill. we both soint the foreign affairs committee subcommittee on terrorism as the chair and ranking member. we have both been working on this issue of foreign fighter threats for some time. and we believe this is a good first step to protect our homeland. i also want to thank the chairman royce for his help in getting this important bill in the committee passed and also the ranking member, mr. engel from new york where this unfortunate tragic event occurred last night. mr. speaker, the point is this. the traitors among us who have chosen to make their allegiance to a murderous ideology instead of the country that gave them life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness must face the consequences. if you take up arms with our enemy you deserve to be treated like one. and i'll reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from new york is recognized. mr. engel: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise in strong support of this measure. i yield myself such t

phil keating it outside the winter white house tonight. >> good evening. the first lady and son baron and the parents are spending this thanksgiving together along with friends. contrasting the early morning tweets by the president attacking the nfl and one of the fathers of the ucla basketball players, today, trump is all good gratitude. >> this is the first lady you know. the president and first lady delivering food for a feast just south of the winter white house. they expressed appreciation to them for everything they did in the hurricane season. 2,000 rescues in texas alone. >> i want to thank you on behalf of the country. >> he released this thanksgiving hinch for everyone as cro the country. >> the heroes who protect our nation. >> who responded to the calamities. the fires and hurricanes irma. and hurricane maria and las vegas's mass shooting. the deadliest in modern history. >> this year we have seen the incredible strength of the american spirit. neighbors helping neighbors. strangers helping strangers. and citizens reaching out to those in need.

the town of keats lies in eastern germany's region and is in a state of decline the streets are lined with abandoned houses their former inhabitants have either passed away or moved to big cities there are hardly any newcomers nearly no stores no schools despite the financial incentives being offered businesses have avoided this place modern companies need a broadband network but that will be installed for another three years the mayor of the neighboring village of godso also complains about immigration to the big cities but function says he still has hope because some families want to stay when children are the foundation of any village i think the village should think of its children when formulating policy and give them a future having a kindergarten or. school can sustain a village. and off eighty children now attend the local kindergarten the school next door was supposed to close due to a lack of students but two years ago some refugee families moved to god so now the school is back in business the village has just a small bakery it's the only place that sells food and it's only

laura: phil keating, thanks for that report and check back with you as the weekend goes on.eland: what happens could affect the 2018 midterms and a number of senate republican candidates and republicans distancing themselves from mitch mcconnell who failed to push through donald trump's legislative agenda. joining us to talk about it is the president of district media group and fellow for the heritage foundation and todd calloway from the great state of missouri. and the founder of pine street strategy, great to see both of you. how does a sitting majority leader who has been reelected to that spot a number of times become the punching bag for his own party? >> look at one of the reasons donald trump won, because people were tired of establishment. here you do have a career politician, mitch mcconnell has been in the senate three decades, worked on the taxpayer dime for 50 years and when people are tired of politics as usual he does become a person people use to run against. here's where i have a caveat, talking about midterms. as long as republicans have a legislative victo

. >> phil keating live in west palm beach florida. the president embracing the holiday spirit. >> absolutely. unlike yesterday morning the first day of the president's florida vacation, where he slammed the nfl over the national anthem kneeling controversy and slammed one of the fathers of the u.c.l.a. players, today, the president waking up very thankful on this thanksgiving day. tweeting, and video conferencing and taking a short road trip down to rivera beach. the president is at one of his golf clubs. he's golfing. now after speaking by video conference our troops, nearby coast guard quarters just south of mariah carry for their service and protection of our coastline and of him and his family. it has the atlantic on one side. the intra coastal on the other. he praised the coast guard forest cueing more than 1600 people this hurricane season. >> we went together to texas. we saw what you were doing. you just followed that storm. right next to that storm. you saved so many people. you saved a lot of people. i want to thank you on b

phil keating is live in miami. phil?er: dana, according to tmz sports, witnesses say the all star pitcher had been flying aggressively over the gulf all week long taking dramatic rises in altitude, a speedy drop down close to the water, then shooting back up. doing that over and over again. roy halliday, legendary pitcher of the last couple of decades, only had this new plane for about the past month. he once tweeted he loved flying at low and fast over the water because it made him feel like a fighter jet pilot. a small group of guys fishing in the gulf of mexico yesterday shot this video which tmz sports obtained after they said the pilot of the plane was show boating. once they saw the plane go down in the water they rushed over to look for any survivors. >> oh my god. oh my god. oh my god. >> reporter: stunned disbelief as the fishing crew pulled up on the halladay plane. they mentioned to call 911 then quickly realized there were no survivors. national transportation safety board is now on the scene. now in charge o

bret. >> bret: phil keating live in west palm beach. thank you. alabama democrat senate candidate doug jones is fighting back against comments yesterday from president trump calling him a liberal. correspondent jonathan serrie tells us from birmingham jones is trying to turn himself as a centrist alternative to a republican accused of sexual misconduct. jones is now getting grilled on the policy front. >> i'm applying for a job. roy moore is applying for a job. he can't seem to hold one. >> democrat doug jones mocked his opponent who was twice removed from the alabama supreme court for refusing to follow federal court rulings on same-sex marriage and public display of the ten commandments. speaking at a town hall in huntsville, jones praised ronald reagan's ability to reach across the aisle and criticized doctrinaire republicans of today. >> they are the same ones that are subleasing pay no attention to the allegations against roy moore. he's a republican. by god, we will vote for them anyway. that's wrong come people. >> moore was invited but did

hear it keat a billion themed bar in paris where santa lives french german group meets regularly some believe the crisis could also be an opportunity perhaps the franker german alliance will now become a relationship of equals. with. america wants to move forward with europe she will need to listen to emanuel and his own party in the core. but right now tonsil america has more pressing issues relations with france on efforts to reform europe are on hold first she has to have a functioning government. while france and visions are united europe england wants to break away and for fission along england's coast britain's vote to leave the european union was a dream come true after years of having this year the north sea with dutch fishermen to meet rule set by the e.u. the u.k. would finally and their terms take back control of their own waters but as our reporter found out when he met with a british fisherman while they can be sure to expect bigger and bigger holes of fish there is a catch. for hundreds of years paul joy's family has set out on the north sea to catch fish there one of th

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that is what joshua keating says in this piece in "late 0 - -"slate." genie: talk us through some of the other headlines. analyst: let's start with "the swazi observer." shocker -- mugabe resigns. joy in the streets as people say bob." that is an afrikaans. hip,ver headline -- hip, harare. genie: the trial of ratko mladic , the french paper "le monde" has dived into the 4600 witness statements. analyst: these make for a really difficult reading. if you bear with me, i would like to read a passage from one statement from a former s soldir army.s in mladic's his testimony was given in 2007. he says, there was a pile of dead bodies that no longer even resembled humans. flesh, andieces of then a human being emerged, a five or six-year-old boy. it was unbelievable. this little human emerged from the heap and began walking toward the men with their machine guns. although soldiers, the policeman -- suddenly, they lowered their weapons, and everyone was frozen in place. the commander actually ordered his men to kill the little boy, but this person who gave the

phil keating, everyone.th more david wall an attorney and conservative commentator and david hopkins democratic strategist who served on both the obama and clinton campaigns. good to see you both. big busy week coming up. and, of course, the lead is tax reform. david, is it gonna happen? are they gone that get this thing done before the end of the year? >> well, trish, as you know, we have the king of all dealmakers in the white house right now. and president trump has tremendous leverage right now. he has well over a million jobs created since he took office. the stock market is up more than 25%. jobs are come back to america. consumer confidence at an all -- highest since 2000, 2001. so he has got tremendous leverage. he may -- look, he's going to do whatever it takes. he may end up tossing daca into the mix if that's what it takes. because the democrats achilles heel in heir obstructionism is daca. if he tosses that in, he might do it because he wants to get this passed and wants tax bill to become law. t

hear it keat themed bar in paris where shantel labour's french german group meets regularly some believe the crisis could also be an opportunity. perhaps the franker german alliance will now become a relationship of equals. america wants to move forward with europe she will need to listen to emanuel and his own party in the core. but right now tonsil america has more pressing issues relations with france and efforts to reform europe are on hold first she has to have a functioning government. while france and visions are united europe england wants to break away and for fishermen along anglers coast britain's vote to leave the european union was a dream come true after years of having to share the north sea with dutch fishermen to meet rule set by the e.u. the u.k. would finally and their terms take back control of their own waters but as our reporter found out when he met with a british fisherman while they can be sure to expect bigger and bigger holes of fish there is a catch. for hundreds of years poll joins family has set out on the north sea to catch fish there one of the few remaini

phil keating, fox news. >> d.c. mayor meurler bowser out and about this thanksgiving stopping by foods and friends in northeast where she helped to prepare and deliver hundreds of meals to people living in d.c. with severe illnesses. food and friends has been a terrific neighbor in washington d.c. making sure that people who are living with disabilities and sometimes live \lent\length\ing illnesses have nutrition meals every single day and thanksgiving day is especially remarkable. food and friends delivered u thanksgiving meals today. while the holiday is usually a busy one for local firefighters and at least two families are out of their homes after a fire damaged their homes. the first one ripped through a home on bellefonte allane this morning. three children and two adults were able to wake up thanks to a , woulding smoke alarm. they believe it started on the second floor in the back of the house after an electrcal wire caught fire. some of our most tragic fires have happened on thanksgiving and unfortunately h

yes there is a keats crowd behind me at the moment it looks like it's staying very peaceful and there's some real fear that this news that says the men and women who it lets them to independence something that people here have been wanting for years and decades even and now behind bars that have been cooled as well for more demonstrations just like this one behind me we're expecting more tomorrow sunday and through to the next couple of weeks so it looks like this anger that's being devastated here behind me is not going to end anytime soon. all right our correspondent in charlotte tells him to live on the story for us tonight in barcelona charlot thank you very much. ode today is the international day to end impunity for crimes against journalists now it was first observed back in two thousand and thirteen and there has been no letup in the abuse of violence faced by reporters since the un says that in the past decade more than nine hundred journalists were killed simply for doing their jobs and so far only ten percent of those cases have been solved most of their attackers have never

the market that keating hoffman and then we can look at the kondo. associated with that. so it's it's a little bit o. the abuse of. how are? american politics. needs have. it's europe's approach. accusing it of anti american bias. but the stock has defended the decision to intervene. saint was sometimes necessary to protect democracy. retail sales across the eurozone grew at their fastest pace in two years in september. east to six office a demand for clothing furniture and electrical equipment and boosted activity. up point seven percent from august and three point seven percent higher than a year earlier. retail figures offer insight into the state of the economy. is latest report backs up the european central banks assessment that the single currency bloc is now emerging from its prolonged period of stagnation. meanwhile unofficial data show sales slowing in the uk. prompting a retail advisory board but to express concern about the busy holiday shopping perio. the chicken on days trading action now the major european indices closed in the red. losses between about half

very much so i think there was a great pleasure in getting up close with things and i think it was keats who said it was it was taking part in the flow of of reality. it is very easy if i go to something broken at home it would be very easy for me to try and fix it by downloading the part from the web and using a three d. printer to make it whether it's a little plastic cold or something there is a great pleasure to spend hours more filing it carefully out of wood or plastic or metal and creating it as a human being i think that that intimacy with the material universe is a great pleasure in. it's a pleasure in small things that i personally enjoy it's not for everybody but i hope that never goes away. even though it's right here thank you very much indeed he has been but. the new era in television news. and those insights it's a toss to do things in secret that are unless we had actual victims who had survived torture detention and saying this was the calls of my arrest if you would . just stay the fuck would you have stood by this conviction that everyone has a deep reservoir accountab

very much so i think there was a great pleasure in getting up close with things and i think it was keats who said it was it was taking part in the flow of of reality. it is very easy if i've got a something broken at home it would be very easy for me to try and fix it by downloading the parts from the web and using a three d. printer to make it whether it's a little plastic cold or something there is a great pleasure to spend hours more filing it carefully out of wood or plastic or metal and creating it as a human being i think that that intimacy with the material universe is a great pleasure in. it's a pleasure in small things that i personally enjoy it's not for everybody but i hope that that never goes away. thank you very much but. documentaries that open your eyes at this time. oh is it when they're on line we were in hurricane. almost like thirty six hours these are the things that new u.k. has to address or if you join us on set. but. it. is a dialogue tweet us with hash tag a.j. stream and one of your pitches might make the next show join the global conversation at this time on a

very much so i think there was a great pleasure in getting up close with things and i think it was keats who said it was it was taking part in the flow of reality. it is very easy if i've got a something broken at home it would be very easy for me to try and fix it by downloading the parts from the web and using a three d. printer to make it whether it's a little plastic called go something there is a great pleasure to spend hours more filing it carefully out of wood or plastic or metal and creating it as a human being i think that that intimacy with the material universe is a great pleasure in. it's a pleasure in small things that i personally enjoy it's not for everybody but i hope that that never goes away professor steven ragatz i feel thank you very much indeed it is been a. part of. the nature just news as it breaks the last time synagog qualified for the world cup was in two thousand to fifteen years on and hope to do even better in russia next year with detailed coverage hard to imagine of the new seven years ago people were living right here promenade frame now the city has take

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very much so i think there was a great pleasure in getting up close with things and i think it was keats who said it was it was taking part in the flow of of reality. it is very easy if i've got a something broken at home it would be very easy for me to try and fix it by downloading the parts from the web and using a three d. printer to make it whether it's a little plastic called go something there is a great pleasure to spend hours more filing it carefully out of wood or plastic or metal and creating it as a human being i think that that intimacy with the material universe is a great pleasure in. it's a pleasure in small things that i personally enjoy it's not for everybody but i hope that that never goes away. even though it's i feel thank you very much and he's been like. kingfish indulge your five senses. provoking debate the corporate tax have not hot job growth on the barack obama that well why don't we do that when that's not true tackling the tough issues restrictions on media freedom all the tree killings talk giving the world didn't give me crap challenging the established lin

the murderous north korean regime more from our series adrian brown in beijing where president keating ping laid on a very lavish welcoming ceremony for president donald trump outside the great hall of the people china has really been rolling out a very long red carpet for trump inside the two leaders met for several hours the dominant themes of course being trade and north korea afterwards the two men appeared before the media they didn't take questions but simply read prepared statements trump called on all countries to cease trading with north korea a direct reference of course to china which continues to provide aid to north korea aid that is not covered by the current u.n. sanctions he also called on china to address what he called the chronic trade imbalance between the two countries well president xi jinping was more upbeat in his message he said that it was time for the united states and china to draw up a new blueprint in their relations to look the pacific region was big enough for both china and the united states china's leaders clearly want president trump to leave here a h

phil keating is live in florida, following the president on this holiday weekend. phil, good to see you. >> good to see or hear you. the first family has been enjoying this long living weekend at mar-a-lago on palm beach for now, the fourth day and for the fourth straight day, president trump has departed from the winter white house property presumably to play gulf at one of his gulf clubs. today it's back to trump international in west palm beach. no word whom the president is golfing with. it will be hard to top yesterday's foursome. the presidential motel cade drove up to the golf club where the president golfed to tiger woods, dustin johnson, and pga pro. the daily motorcade generates looky-loo's as it goes by. the last viewing of the president and first lady melania was thanksgiving morning when they delivered a nice lunch to the coast guard quarters at riviera beach. no tweets so far from the president on this quote, working vacation, is out of the ordinary. trump's last tweet last night, quote, time magazine called to say that i was probably going to be name

fox news, bill keating is in west palm beach with our report. reporter: welcome. president trump and family arrived in west palm beach for the long thanksgiving weekend, white house press office said will be more governing less golfing, and before sunrise, president began tweeting from his mar-a-lago resort, the winter white house. getting to his back and forth with father of one of three ucla basketball players, arrested in kleichina for shoplifting. >> it was not white house, state department or father lavar. it was me. too bad, lavar is a poor man's version of don king wate withoue hair. >> and he revisited nfl kneeling controversy, the nfl is thinking about a new idea, keeping the teams in locker room during the national anthem next season, that almost as bad as kneeling. when will highly paid commissioner get tough and smart this issue and we'lling your league. president trump spend most of his morning at trump international golf club, he will have meetings and working phones, encouraging senators to pass its version of tax cut and tax refom bill, which has p

bill keating on west palm beach as the president has been doing just that. right, phil? >> absolutely. a lot of golf and foreign policy work over this long extended thanksgiving weekend for the first families in at the winter white house on palm beach and again today the weather absolutely it is more about turning the economy around. 17 years with $5 trillion in asset value to the market, we now need tax relief to get the regular economy growing so the middle class can benefit as well. >> the schedule for the first family this afternoon is getting to west palm beach international airport right around the 4:00 hour and sometime thereafter in on our come in the air force one will depart, fly back to washington d.c. and land in the 6:00 hour and this has been a pretty uneventful five days except for other tweeting by the president which has been generated in the news cycle this thanksgiving weekend. leland: we appreciate you being down there this thanksgiving weekend. too bad the weather wasn't nicer for you. just looks terrible down there. good to see you, buddy. kristin:

. >> phil keating is live in west palm beach. any reaction from the white house yet? >> no reaction or comment this morning. although the president has certainly tweeted out several items. none dealing with this latest developments dealing with his former national security advisor michael flynn who you may recall he did fire. first reported by "the new york times," general michael flynn's attorneys are no longer sharing information with the trump legal team about special prosecutor robert mueller's probe into possible russia collusion with the trump campaign. legal experts say it could indicate flynn is negotiating a plea deal or perhaps nothing. now trump attorney told the "washington post" this is not entirely unexpected. no one should draw the conclusion this means anything about general flynn cooperating against the president. it is important to remember that general flynn received his security clearance under the previous administration. as for the president this morning he tweeted he will be speaking to turkey's president this morning as well talking about bring