mr. king, as you said he was the president that went to new york to watch wrestling on saturday night and took mr. king with him. that's an indication that he thinks mr. king is going to stick with him. the way he stuck with clinton 20 years ago. interestingly mr. king, there were five republicans who voted against the baseman and all forecasts and there were five democrats who voted for impeaching bill clinton. those ten people, mr. king is the only one lift. so we will be watching him but the indication from this past weekend as he's probably going to stick with president trump. >> listing your phone calls. due is joining us from cumberland, maryland. the republican line. in washington good morning. >> good morning starts. greatly appreciate you taking my call. i am a trump supporter but all of these types of situation very open-minded because number one, i'm american, and i actually put that above trump. i'm trying to figure out why if impeachment is need it, i totally understand that but t

he is not dirt, mr. king. is no coincidence that steve king shares the same name as one of america's most famous tar novelists. because he is one hell of a nightmare, i will tell you. stephen king wrote a book about an evil clown. i think steve scully -- steve king is that evil clown. unfortunately, the nightmares that republicans like steve king create are not fiction, they are very real. they are a danger to the people of iowa and the people across america. and all across this country the a --lican party is pushing is attacking farmers, women, health care, destroying our environment and leaving farmers to pick up the pieces. at every single turn the president has broken his promises. he promised to help farmers, he promised. moreesident he has given ethanol waivers to big oil. that is not helping farmers, that is slapping them in the face. mr. president, actions speak louder than words, and your actions show you are no friends of the american farmers, to workers, or the american people. ourpresident, canada

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. >> we had no idea who the people were, who the mysterious mr. king was. british invasion. we did discover this remarkable woman, carole king. >> carole king made the transition from being behind the scenes woman to a star in her own right. ♪ i feel the earth move under my feet ♪ ♪ i feel the sky tumbling down ♪ i feel my heart start to tremble whenever you're around ♪ >> carole king is the embodiment of what happens because in the '60s, she is trying to write hit songs for other people. then in the '70s, with "tapestry," it's the definition of an album of self-expression. let me go into my house in laurel canyon and tell you about my life. >> after church you always went out for pancakes. if you were lucky enough to ride in one of the girl's cars you know what you are listening to? "tapestry." ♪ >> there was a lot of very important women who were some of the most significant writers and contributors to music at the time. >> we're going to do a song written by my friend john david souther, who is my favorite california songwriter and one of my favorite sin

mr. king -- yes, he went to watch wrestling with the president. that is an indication the president of things that mr. king will stick with him the way that he stuck with bill clinton 20 years ago. interestingly, there were 5-republicans that voted against the impeachment of bill clinton on all four counts, and there were five democrats who voted for impeaching bill clinton. of those 10 people, mr. king is the only one left. we will be watching him. but the indication is he is probably going to stick with the president. host: let's get to your phone calls. dewey.e republican line, caller: good morning. i greatly appreciate you taking my call. i am a trump supporter, but i go into all of these types of situations open-minded. number one, i am american and i put that above trump. i am trying to figure out why, if impeachment is needed, i understand that, but this man, since the day he came down the escalators, has been bombarded and, i would say, viciously attacked, ever since the day he took office. going throughare now, as a country, is overshadow

. >> we had no idea who the people were, the mysterious mr. king was. tish invasion. we did discover this remarkable woman, carole king. >> carole king made the transition from being behind-the-scenes woman to a star in her own right. ♪ i feel the earth move under my feet, i feel the sky tumbling down ♪ ♪ i feel my heart start to tremble whenever you're around ♪ >> carole king is the embodiment of what happens. because in the '60s she is trying to write hit songs for other people. then in the '70s with "tapestry" it's the definition of an album of self-expression. let me go into my house in laurel canyon and tell you about my life. >> after church you always went out for pancakes. if you were lucky enough to ride in one of the girl's cars, you know what you are listening to? "tapestry." ♪ >> there were a lot of very important women who were some of the most significant writers and contributors to music at the time. >> we are going to do a song written by my friend, john david sausser, who is my favorite california songwriter and one of my favorite singer

[applause] mrs. king: i am very short. thank you to everyone here. thank you, mr.nt, you awesome. i am inspired everyday by my husband. he does great work. owning a business is difficult so i am so proud and thank you for your policies. trump 2020. [applause] president trump: that is beautiful. that is really beautiful. thank you very much. congratulations. every day, we are reversing ruinous trade policies that have shattered black middle-class citizens. after the twin disasters of nafta and china's entrance into the world trade organization, which was a horrible thing for us, one in four manufacturing jobs held by african-americans were totally gone. they were extinguished. in the last three decades, anyaukee lost 27% of all fracturing jobs. cleveland lost 42%, dayton lost 74%.hiladelphia lost under this administration the days of shipping american jobs and wealth to foreign countries is over. it has ended. they are coming back here. they are all coming back. you see it. plants are being opened in the united states or have been since we took over. 60,000 have bee

. >> what kind of a weapon did mr. king have? >> it was his body. >> we're ready.ke care of any eventuality no matter what it might be. >> all right, the clerk will read the verdicts. >> we the jury find the defendant stacey koon not guilty of the crime of assault -- >> this is a stunning verdict. i don't think many people were expecting this, certainly not reports. >> it struck us all with great disgust because we thought that by those pictures, even fair minded people would know the injustice of what happened to him. >> there is no justice. >> there is no justice. >> the first and perhaps most spontaneous reaction came from "boyz n the hood" director john singleton. >> it's like a bomb. we're sitting on a bomb. >> they let these people off from attempted murder of rodney king. i told everybody, listen, it's going to go down. >> no justice, no peace. >> i was at parker center, which is the police headquarters at the time, when the verdicts were announced. the crowd began to gather. it began to turn more and more parker center has a glass entrance and people were t

he is not dirt, mr. king. t, you know, steve king shares the same name as one of america's most famous horror novelists, because he is one hell of a nightmare. stephen king wrote a book about an evil clown. i think steve king is that evil clown. and you know, unfortunately the nightmare that republicans like steve king create aren't fiction. they are very, very real, and they are danger to the people of iowa and to the people across america, and all across this country the republican party is pushing an agenda that attacks women, that attacks communities of color, that attacks our farmers. they are attacking health care and retirement security. they are destroying our environment and leaving farmers to pick up the pieces, and at every single turn, this president has broken his promises. look what he promised to do in iowa. he promised to help farmers. he has given more ethanol waivers to big oil. that is not helping farmers. that is slapping him in the face. mr. president, actions speak louder than words, and y

mr. john king. john, i find myself -- we find ourselves in an interesting position here because he is declaring victory. the secretary of state declaring victory as well. matt bevin, who is the current governor, is saying he is not yet ready to concede. >> so we will let this -- we're very cautious here at cnn, don, so we'll let the process play out. but the math is the math, and as they say the numbers don't lie. and andy beshear, the democrat, is ahead by nearly 5,800 votes. he has 49% to 48.8%. if you round it's 49-49. that's why we're cautious here. we will wait till everyone's done with the final math, see what the state says tomorrow. andy beshear is declaring victory because he is the leading candidate over a republican incumbent governor in a state map bevin won by ten points four years ago and a state donald trump won by a ton in 2016. by 30 points. so the democrats have every reason to be happy and cheerful tonight. now, some of this is about president trump. this is not a repudiation -- >

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mr. king, representative king of the state of iowa for such time as he may consume. mr. king: i thank the gentleman from colorado for recognizing me and for leading here on this national bible week. i would like to start out with a touch of levity because we are called to address the speaker. i know the speaker also happens to be a man of god and bible scholar. addressing the speaker, i enjoy revisiting ecclesiastes 10:2 which says a wise man's heart son the right but a fool's is on the left. i couldn't resist that. i pray you forgive me that, mr. speaker, for that bit of levity. i move on to my favorite verse, also elise yasstees, 9 clp 10. whatsoever your hand find to do, do it with your might. it calls us not to just wander through this life and touch things yently and let the from the of life go by. we are given gifts by god. and he fills us with skill sets that we haven't yet developed. whether it's intellectual, whether it's physical, but skill sets of the heart and to put our vigor to t

years ago the taliban said our guy, mr. king, was suffering from dangerous heart and kidney problems. brian: you understand the tough situation and one of the people he gave up. last name haqqani who are as bad as it gets. meanwhile. ainsley: you are talking about the three taliban commanders. one of them is the younger brother of the taliban's deputy leader last name is haqqani. support of the haqqani network which the u.s. distinguished as a terror group. steve: held for three years and now they're on their way home. that is great news. meanwhile, another fox news alert. out of capitol hill. there is the dome right there where week two, day three of the public impeachment inquiry hearings will start just about three hours. exactly three hours from right now. ainsley: four of the witnesses will appear before the house intelligence committee today. brian: everything we just said griff jenkins knows already he joins us from the long worth house building. we gave you the easy stuff, you tell us the detail. >> let me give it to you

mr. king, for 30 minutes. mr. king: it's my privilege to be recognized to address you here on the floor of the house of representatives and through i will be recognized for 30 minutes as the week closes out and we head back to our ziggets for christmas. and the scenario that has been playing out here now for several weeks in this congress has been a topic across the news across the land and certainly continues within the walls of this building and the halls of the outside buildings and i speak of e attempt to impeach our president. and people's minds and circumstances around this week and last week are pretty fresh in their mind. but i would like to paint this scenario of how we got to this point and how the effort to impeach donald trump has evolved into the hearings that we're seeing now that are taking place before the select committee on intelligence and finally out in the open and in the hearings and the deliberations that i think are likely to take place on the other side of this thanksg

mr. john king. i want to discuss this now with the former virginia governor. and scott jennings. fascinating evening. i'm sure you'll agree. governor, i'll start with you. democrats are having a big night in virginia. they flipped both senate and house tonight. how did they do it? >> well, this was a huge night for us. this the first time in 26 years since 1993 that the democrats controlled the house the senate and governors mansion. it's a huge win for us. democrats ran on issues people care about. lowering prescription drug prices. informsing in education. investing in education. trump was humiliated tonight. in kentucky. he went down and campaigned and lost the governor ship. humiliated in virginia. he couldn't even come here where 1.4 miles from the white house. and couldn't step foot in the commonwealth. it was a big night for us. the first time in 26 years you look at virginia you look at kentucky and the votes we got in mississippi. it's a tough night for donald trump. a good night for the democrats. why? we lead on the issues. fight prescription drug prices and issues of

mr. king: i move the house do now adjourn. the speaker pro tempore: the question is on the motion to adjourn. those opposed, no. the ayes have it. the motion is adopted. accordingly the house stands t giuliani issued a statement they had never met either. no matter how convinced we are, dr. hill, no matter how much we believe we know that what we've heard is true, it is still just what we've heard. but so far, in this hearing, in these series of hearings, the only thing that we have is volker saying i spoke to the president and i've spoke to the ukrainians, neither of which believe aid was conditioned, neither of which believed that the president was requiring it. and ambassador sondland, which said no one on the planet told him that that was the case. that's the sole evidence. ambassador sondland believed a meeting was conditioned upon investigations, ambassador volker who i think is a man of very significant integrity said that was not the case. even if ambassador sondland is correct, that somebody and dr. hill, you testifie

and it's a heck of a deal now tell us mr mr professor steve king the u.s. national debt is now $23.00 trillion dollars of past $22.00 trillion in february reading about a trillion dollars every 8 or 9 months i like to move my shoulders around i say that as the chilean dollar debt dance is a sustainable what's going on here yes it is. we obsess about the level of government did we ignore private debt and as myself and michael hudson in a small band of rana go to college in saying for a long long time government debt is not a problem private debt is the reason being that the government owns its own bank and it is creating when it's creating dead it's tiny creating money but it spends into the into the physical economy we use government not just government created to put government mandated money as a form of commerce so we need it to be produced boss someone the government produces of the mirror image of that is the debt that it came the lights on the other hand when we borrow money if you borrow money from a bank the money they give you comes with a debt you

mrs. oprah, gayle king, good morning, j.a fey, amy schumer. tickets are already on sale. >> if you're not excited just to see oprah. she's, i mean -- >> miss gayle, tell us what you're going to talk about on the tour. >> tell us please. >> yeah, want to hear from you. >>> next across the pond, heartfelt well wishes. to queen elizabeth and prince philip. >> the royal couple celebrated their 72nd wedding anniversary on wednesday. the royal family's official instagram account marked the day with a black and white wedding snap from 1947 of the couple with a recent photo of the happy couple today. >> wow. on the morning of their wedding, philip made a life-changing promise that he's managed to keep 72 years later. according to at least one royal historian, philip quit smoking that very day, and as far as anyone knows, he hasn't taken a puff since. >> or a driver's lesson. >> @kennethmoton. ♪ you're a mean one mr. g ♪ you're a mean one mr. grinch you really are a heel ♪ ♪ you're as cuddly as a cactus >>> welcome back. the theme so

mr. johnson, thank you for your service. next to me is this king, thank you also for your service. and over here, has mrs. robertson. thank you for your service, and over here i have mrs. rather. thank you all for your service. i think you have your biles on the back of the screen. with that, did you have any comments about how much you had to do when you first arrived in england with the male challenge? did anybody else have any more comments regarding that before we go on to the next question? >> i think not only was there not place for our mail, we had no facilities to live and. our facilities had been bombed, and we had to quickly make a place for us to stay. and we used an old school house, we cleaned it up and made that do for our lodging. >> you kind of improvised with everything. from what i've read the theater commander came down and we were very impressed with the level of discipline that you had in your unit, your appearance, your military courtesy. how did all that come about? how did you know to do that. were you emulating someone else that you thought? that kind of ope

mr. day. sandra day o'connor said we called it our own country. the king was mr. day, who was a magnificent man. a great, more than a cowboy, he was a manager of cowboys. a guy who could fix anything, handle anything, deal with anything and he taught self-reliance to his daughter and to anybody who was around him and the story she liked to tell, sandra liked to tell, was when sandra day was 15 her one of her jobs was to take lunch to the roundup which was ray across the prairie. she got up at 5 a.m. and loaded up the truck. as she headed out there she had a flat tire. she is a slight girl. she had to jump on the jack to change the tire. she got there and her father looked at her, you are late. she said, dad, i had a flat tire. he said, next time leave earlier. that was the story she told her clerks. the message was pretty clear, no excuses. get it done. obviously mr. day had a huge influence on her and he was a loveing, powerful father. he could be an intimidating guy. sandra's mother was maybe even more important because mrs. day was a elegrantant woman, out on t

velazquez and mr. king. and the combination of their expertise and their legislative history and they were here and constructed the original act. it is quite helpful. and their experience and the immediate action of the 9/11 9/11 terrorist attacks on new york city and the pentagon across the street from us or across the river from us today and the loss in shanksville, pennsylvania. that immediate reaction was swift by congress and bipartisan. and today, we are carrying on that legacy and i'm grateful for it. i think the american people are grateful and were able to act in that accord. this is a very good day of bipartisanship that has taken months to bring us to this type of conclusion. and i do want to thank chairwoman waters for her willingness. when you are in the majority, you have more votes. not all the time that you reach across the aisle, i understand. but in this act, chairwoman said it is imperative to work together and we have and we have a good result and it shows that the financial services comm

king, jr. i spoke to mr. lowry in new york. you y that nationalism shouldn't be a dirty word.w are you going to reclaim it? rich: first of all, by reclaiming the true definition. what nationalism means at its roots is quite simple, a distinct people united by common culture, usually common langua, common history, should govern a distinct territory. this idea characterizes thern monternational system and rose in conjunction with modern democracy because the nationalists of the 19th century ert td to a rights and claims of their nations and have citizenship together and overthrew imperial overlords and monarchies, anteit is key to ational peace, the idea the borders are sacrosanct, people should govern emlves, is an important norm the united states played a big role in creating in the 20th century. laura: you quote french president emmanuel macron who says that nationalism is a betrayal of patriotism. is he wrong? rich: i think that makes no sense. if you want to get technical about the definitions of the wo, patriotism goes back to latin "patre," same root as patriarchy, for th

hat's a huge king for any kid. mrs. qu averbings aintance was present when i graduated from loom and at diane and my wedding, she was presents. she'd have been present when i was inaugurated the first time for governor but she had passed away. anyhow, your question was how'd i end up in massachusetts. there is a program called the better chance at that time based in boston that was sort of a talent search that brought kids from the euphemism of the day was non-traditional backgrounds o independent schools. and my seventh grade english teacher to whoa sent me a message just the other day to tell me how proud she was to jump into the race. you had three choices if you stayed in the public schools. you gouked to the general high school, which is where our joor junior high was in effect. you can go to one of two technical schools, when tauks taught things like mechanical drawing and i was really interested to that balls i wanted to be an architecture. i still want to be an architecture. the one on the north side was very we

mr. president, you're not a king.ling that a key witness in the impeachment inquiry must testify, which blows a whole in the administration's claim of absolute immunity. >>> a swing state democrat suggests another punishment other than impeachment for president trump and then walks it back. >>> plus, the pressure builds on rudy giuliani as a subpoena suggests prosecutors are looking into his businesses. >>> and 24 hours after pedaling the president's conspiracy theory, a republican senator admits that he was wrong but then floats another conspiracy.

mr. president, you're not a king. that a federal judge ruling that a key witness in the impeachment inquiry must testify, which blows a whole in the administration's claim of absolute immunity. >>> a swing state democrat suggests another punishment other than impeachment for president trump and then walks it back. >>> plus, the pressure builds on rudy giuliani as a subpoena suggests prosecutors are looking into his businesses. >>> and 24 hours after pedaling the president's conspiracy theory, a republican senator admits that he was wrong but then floats another conspiracy. >>> we begin with new details just in to cnn on when the order was carried out to hold up $400 million in military aid that was promised to ukraine. those details are in newly released documents from the office of budget and management obtained by congress. our manu raju is on capitol hill. you have these details. what are you learning? >> reporter: according to a summary provided by the house budget committee which reviewed these documents and prov

mrs starts december 13th on t.w. . on friday. night. the vocal harmonies of the king singers whose previous s.s. founded the group off a century ago. now the current base jonathan how it is my guest here on culture in just a minute also coming up. with the winner of this is of germany talent show a recent immigrant from indonesia. and the brand new documentary about the handmaid's tale all thought margaret atwood. is. never. the king singing as a vocal ensemble with a history going back over hoff a century the original members were choral scholars at king's college cambridge university back in the 960 s. now. the group in the latest incarnation of launching a new project trying to heal divisions in society through the proud new thing it's called finding common it let's have a listen. her. oh and there are.

to the only tv show that thinks prince william isn't cute enough to be king and should cede the throne to prince harry. next week, mr. e. teaches us how to win at life. i just came up on something i got to tell you, and you got to try it. so simple. you take a wiener. don't cook it. you take two corn tortillas. don't cook them. wrap the wiener with the corn tortilla, like what you might call a wiener wrap. it tastes great. this is it, right here, the wiener inside. or you can take 30 seconds to heat it up. either way. follow me on the four majors of social media. i'm still blackballed in branson, so i have to slum it at the mirage in vegas. i have it on good authority that "hamilton" sucks, so come see my shows in new york city instead. a sixth show's been added. tickets go on sale for that one tomorrow. the baby name of the week is... [ laughter ] and, finally, i wouldn't be doing my job if i didn't leave you feeling confused and/or violated, which is why i brought back the "tosh.0" fan-favorite segment, unanswered questions. [ breathing heavily ] [ panting ] now, there's clearly a lot to unpack here. [ laughter ]

king david wasn't perfect, solomon wasn't perfect. mr.ent, i know people say were the chosen one. and i said, you were. great riches will find you when liberty mutual customizes your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. wow. thanks, zoltar. how can i ever repay you? maybe you could free zoltar? thanks, lady. taxi! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ >>> this morning, one of the president's top allies in congress senator lindsey graham met with reporters in his home state of south carolina. and in a preview of how he likely plans to navigate the impeachment process, graham continued to press for an investigation the bidens. and ukraine. >> i don't know if anything wrong happened. i don't know if it was illegal what hunter biden did. i don't know if there's any conflict of interest laws that are violated for the sitting vice president's son to be on burisma's board. but somebody needs to look at that. those questions were not allowed to be answered in the house. and so it falls upon the senate to

mr. rogers in the new movie "a beautiful day in the neighborhood." it's out this weekend. gayle king sat down with hanks to talk about why he took on the iconic role. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: for over three decades... ♪ it's a beautiful day in the neighborhood ♪ >> reporter: ...fred rogers was america's favorite neighbor ♪ would you be mine? could you be mine? ♪ >> reporter: and now tom hanks is stepping into the shoes of the beloved children's television host in a new film inspired by the man who touched the hearts of millions. what was the hardest thing for you, tom, about this part, because i am fascinated-- >> slowing down. >> reporter: slowing down? >> not interrupting people in the middle of them asking you questions, and not jumping to conclusions that i know exactly what i'm going to say while you are formulating a question. >> reporter: it was hard for you to do? >> it was terrifying. >> reporter: terrifying? >> yeah, yeah. >> reporter: you know why it's interesting to hear it's terrifying? because people think of all the reelz you have done this would be a lock for you to do and ce

mr. hoover who surveilled dr. king. they went so far as encouraging him to take his life. one can only imagine. now, i'm not placing you under the eye of suspicion. but it's my job to make sure this technology is not abused. i take my job seriously and i need to do my job. my concerns are do you alert people to advise them they're being surveilled? >> i wouldn't characterize it as surveillance. the way the alert happens, when you approach the backdrop, they they ask if you would like to use biometric identification. >> if you thought this was a form of surveillance, would you alert the people? >> we don't do surveillance. >> you don't do it -- excuse me. if you thought, would you recommend, if we were of the opinion that this is surveillance, what do you think we should do? should we indicate that person should be noticed that they're being surveilled? >> we provide notice before the image is captured. it's purely with the consent of the traveler. >> what about consent of the person who happens to be with the traveler, just a friend? >> we solely captures the picture of th

mr. strong. >> can i ask one question. >> absolutely, sir. >> ab69 introduced by assemblyman king. it proposed small home building standards for different knowledge standards for small homes, especially a.d.u.s. do we know if he is trying to make it more stringent or less. >> i understand that he is expanding the a.d.u. base to be less stringent. i don't know if our own board of supervisors is fully on board about that. i did hear some questions raised and they were talking to assembly man king about it. i don't know where that is now. >> in our city we are dense and homes are packed next to each other, not like the suburbs. >> i understand it could raise immediate questions. >> let's keep an eye on that one. >> item 9c. update on major projects. >> good afternoon. department of building inspection. as you can see, the construction costs go down 5%. any questions? >> thank you. >> 9d. update on code enforcement. >> good afternoon, ed sweeney, deputy director inspection services. october 2019 update. you will see spikes in the complaints and novs. that is the soft story tear 3xspire

mr. kim kardashian has done drawing thousands. after his new gospel album, jesus is king.er one. and he is partnering at joelers osteen church in texas. could kanye dash democrat hopes? or will this ultra light beam go dark, panel here to discuss. camille, i go to alexander first. >> fine. kennedy: the yeezy expert. >> i don't think this is something that should be under estimated by democrats. i think with 2016 showed that the lines were redrawn when it comes to roll of celebrity -- role of libert celebrity in pol, and paradigm shift, president has republican party believing thibelievethings that never bel. and democrats are now party of third trimester abortions. there is a real you know change you know occurring right now, went the electorate, they are unsettled, he is speaking to that, he is cutting through you know traditional lines, and saying, there is something different happening. >> is there something different? kmele? >> we'll see, president trump outperformed traditional republicans with african-americans. >> people were supporting him hung up on pollsters? not

king of that world. how are you? >> thank you, mr. president. >> that is the guy. you made that statement to me.ore important than health care. that was a big statement. as soon as i heard that. i said that sounds good to me. transparency. so i signed, as you know, an executive order, historic. and we're requiring price transparency in health care, forking companies to compete for your business. it's a very important thing that we've done here. i don't think it will be covered by but it will be in the years to come. our goal was to give patients the knowledge they need about the real price of health care services. they will be able to check them, compare them, go to different locations, so they can shop for the highest quality care at the lowest cost and this is about high quality care. you're also looking at that. you're looking at comparisons between talent which is very important, and also looking at costs. some cases you get the best doctor for the lowest cost. that's a good thing. i'm proud to announce two new actions implementing that order. percent we are finalizing the rule that will com

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mr. fenennic about e investigation. impressive developments. >> good talking to you. hearing -- in germany, thieves made off with 18th-century jewels. police are still examining the crime scene, searching for clues. >> treasures that even kingis the 14th was said to be jealous of, material value estimated in the militants -- in the millions. >> it is a unique collection, the biggest sachsen treasuree of the 18th-century which is at the heart of our culture. >> a few years ago, the became director said it was -- the security was on par with fort knox. >> they entered through a window, cut through the bars, smash the window pane and targeteted a specific dispspy ce . >> surveillance video shows them breaking the glass case. >> i considered the security measures to be excellent and extensive. we can now see this wasn't the case. >> experts believe the alarm system may no longer have been state-of-the-art. >> one could have preventeted a break i in with a decent securiy strategy.. the security was not efficient -- sufficient. >> so what will the thieves do with the j joy? >> the thieves will break the individual stones out of their casing, jinin -- then chanange r cut so the origin is no longer recognizable and then they will t

return mr finnick could even alerted the prime minister's chief of staff that it would be absconding so was the escape from the police press if developments ok good talking to you for joining us king's micallef from the times of malta at 12 by new way rescuers are searching for survivors after a powerful earthquake struck the country out of this morning or far to say at least 20 people were killed and hundreds more injured the magnitude $6.00 events struck about 60 kilometers northwest of the capital tirana the most powerful quake to hit the country for decades. with some people trapped alive rescuers were carefully trying to stop the rubble from collapsing further that means sometimes working by hand it can be painstakingly slow in this race against time to rescue survivors of the worst earthquake to his help pena in 30 years a survivor pulled out of a collapsed building in the coastal resort of duress but many were not so lucky. that i was that it was an orphan to maine a child's body is found. out of. the quake struck early on tuesday morning when most of the people here were asleep in bed. not a bit of a heartfelt in my bedroom went to my kids' room and the door just slammed on