thirty seven years of blood on its hands and now this deal they seem unity deal presumably to buy mr wood gobby silence because he has capabilities that when you take a lot of people what are you going to be and whether a very interesting thing like should anyone vote for you even when i let you have one a very interesting feel to look at what you feel tired i've told you that we have what more than sixty percent outreach and coverage in intrastate i told everything else that we have done i've told you about it a little straight out told over there was little bill will get a lot to campaign for i will told we were resettled people we've got a lot of campaign with but not human rights no human rights oh yeah we were like doesn't matter we have a lot not react or may not we have we have a lot to improve on the twenty we have a lot to prove and this is a plant. that m.d.c. has provided to you know the vice president in the m.d.c. was asked if you if you will go on by side when she was in the m.d.c. almost as cynical when she was in the m.d.c. she was bashed again by you veterans it's unfortu

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and we know mr. wood ward self-admittedly put himself at the location. >> investigators are still working to determine a motive for the murder. >>> tonight a hit and run crash confession. a driver admits he was racing before hitting and killing a man in bucks county. he's not behind bars. now police are trying to get him back from over seas. brandon hudson has the story. >> it was a tragedy just days before christmas. prosecutors say sifter was behind wheel december 10 when his car hit and killed williams. riding his bike. he was racing another car on route 13. he took off in his benz and drove the damaged vehicle to a garage. two days later he boarded a plane. >> it's not fair. it's not fair. they can fwo to another country. and not have to pay the price. >> williams neighbor last saw him a week before the death. >> he was a good neighbor. it's a shame what happened. they leave him lay there on the ground. >> reporter: investigators found the damaged mercedes at a home. sifter told a man who lives there

and i did it in twenty sixteen charles the way prosecutor filii roula who will be she said with mrs wood being intimidated by a senior politicians to change their stories in some cases he said names are protected witnesses have actually been revealed in social media including facebook but again no one has been prosecuted but the then who should be going to be good for their mentioning the name who that politician to the verse with less and all because to speak on general is difficult not only for me but for everybody still worth investigating if this is still going on if we never see the former reporter something or many people states what they think is right to stay dear to the judges or if you are less stating how things went wrong in your last european rule of omission so we keep doing what is it our homework i keep doing this of my what's my own war going on in front of theirs and their selfies it's governance through. floor and cohesion of society i work for a sustainable peace here and this is my job in justice to justice to rule of law and justice i started where and when this it'

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thirty seven years of blood on its hands and now this deal they seem unity deal presumably to buy mr wood gobby silence because he has capabilities don't you think a lot of people what are you going to be on one of very interesting field should anyone vote for you believe me when i let you have one a very interesting feel to look at what you're fluted i've told you that we have what more than sixty percent outreach and coverage in it to see to have told you everything else that we have done i've told you about our literacy rate i'll talk about those but also have built with what a lot to campaign for i will fold we will resettle people with what's a lot of carbon we have not human rights no human rights oh yeah we were like doesn't matter we have a let's not c.-x. format now we have we have a lot to improve on the twenty we have a lot improve and this is a bill that you can just use of violence to you know the vice president of the m.d.c. was asked if you if you will go on by side when she was an m.d.c. ambassador some ago when she was in the m.d.c. she was bashed again by events it's unf

mr. wooding. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, commissioners. happy new year. it is great to be in front of you again. just as a reminder, my name is jennifer jones, i'm the executive director of the american institute of architects, san francisco chapters. and a chapters that represents over 2300 built environment professionals and architects in san francisco and marin counties. the aiasf public policy and advocacy company has lee yeahsed with the planning department for a considerable amount of time on these urban design guidelines. and we reinforce our support of the adoption of the guidelines in march and any guidelines that provide clarity to our stakeholders and their clients and help alleviate some of the administrative cumbersome activitieses that you guys all have to face. and as well as in the planning department. clearly illustrated examples of the actual rules associated with planning in the city will immensely help our ark tex as well as those living and work and playing in san francisco, be able to continue to call this home. thank you very much.

there was a tournament going on besides mr. woods come back.ed in the playoff between jason day and alex north. they played five holes yesterday until dark. from 8:38 am until today. no spectators or friends. nolan second shot on what was the first playoff bowl of the day. it will roll back and find jason day with an absolutely beautiful second shot. lays it up nice. he will tap from up there. the bird, and the insurance classic down there at torrey pines goes to none other than jason day in front of his family and friends. he is tapped as the winter. you most likely did not watch. not to mediate. the pro bowl was on tv. the highlight was this guideline interview with the quarterback. drew brees and his three sons stilling the show on the sidelines. >> what has been the coldest part of the week for you.>> meeting marshon lattimore, antonio brown, janice landry. >> reporter: this is what you told me earlier. hands to yourself guys. it just looks like they are fighting the entire time. is that what they do pretty much? all right we lost them. we

. >> mrs. woods used the machine to show how it happened. >> when i asked her to demonstrate, she pushed the button, kept her foot on and she supposedly reached back about six feet to get the telephone. her foot came off the pedal just with the mere movement. there was no way it was believable. >> the white house contention that the talk between the president and haldeman was accidently erased would give more ammunition to the president's critics. >> to hear something that was so obviously untrue changed a lot of the american public's view of the whole situation. >> rosemary woods would stand by her story. bob woodward would later write the 18 1/2 minute gap became a symbol for nixon's entire watergate problem. the truth had been deleted. the truth was missing. at ally, we created a savings account with a great rate. but if that's not enough, our app helps monitor your spending too. and if that's not enough to help you save, we could start a carpool. look at this traffic. don't worry. ok, if that's n

mr. wooding. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, commissioners. happy new year. it is great to be in front of you again. just as a reminder, my name is jennifer jones, i'm the executive director of the american institute of architects, san francisco chapters. and a chapters that represents over 2300 built environment professionals and architects in san francisco and marin counties. the aiasf public policy and advocacy company has lee yeahsed with the planning department for a considerable amount of time on these urban design guidelines.

mr. wooding. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, commissioners. happy new year. it is great to be in front of you again. just as a reminder, my name is jennifer jones, i'm the executive director of the american institute of architects, san francisco chapters. and a chapters that represents over 2300 built environment professionals and architects in san francisco and marin counties.

our experts mike santoni talked a little bit about rising interest rates, but what do you think, mr. wood seeing a sell-off today because people are starting to get nervous about interest rates? >> i think is part of the cause. if we look at the flattening yield curve, something we have been watching for a while, tens to twos have been coming in 60, 55 basis points right now. i think the flattening yield curve is something you ignore at your own peril >> hold on, i was thinking actually -- yeah, okay, it's flat, but yields are rising across the curve right? so both could be true at the same time. and doesn't a rising interest rate start to provide competition like when we see real estate sell off or utilities sell off are people making a choice >> they're making a choice, but the companion market is when the bond market and equity market disagreeing, i would go with the bond market right now. when crusee the flattening of the curve becoming pronounced, you could get a flat or inverted yield curve by the end of the year, and for an economic cycle, it could have obvious implications >> is t

mr. out of the wood on the conflict in eastern ukraine has now been raging for over three years the un says the fighting between pro russian separatists and the ukrainian military has killed nearly ten thousand people the separatists control a large area close to the russian border from the town of nova kiff can the north to the contested ton of cherokee in a it to the south talked al-jazeera travel there to talk to civilian suffering on both sides of the frontline. this is a story about some of the people who have to enjoy the suffering of war on both sides of the frontline many of the people who remain in f. d. of rely on aid agencies and charities for food and water yelena came across the front line from donetsk six months ago looking for work. jobs were scarce in this region before the war and now they are even more difficult to find i mean you can do you know all this when you could not get even with them usually the mutombo didn't mean your thoughts to you coming. i didn't you know using it on you but compelled like you to do people guns can you post your crimes could be instantly we

mr. gates involved money laundering in that same neck of the woods. so mr. bannon is right and it should be a focus of our investigation as it already is with the mueller investigation. >> i know there were some tensions in your committee, the house intelligence committee, between democrats and republicans. have you resolved those or are they still very evident? >> it's a bad day to ask. i'd like to think that my republican friends understand that thi should be just as important to them as it is to us. former cia director mike morrell call what the russians did the political equivalent of 9/11. it is very easy to imagine a scenario in which the russians would attack republicans in a campaign as they did democrats this time. we also have to remember that they hacked into over 36 states board of election. it's our job to get to these answers and find a way that it never happens again. >> congressman, thanks for joining us. >>> up next we'll get a view from the other side of the aisle on certain topics, meddling in the white house and bannon's testimony, whethe

so, mrs merkel isn't out of the woods just yet, but i think today you have seen her overcome a significantromised germany all along. time for a look at the weather with ben rich. it has been a day of big changes in the atmosphere and change is not a lwa ys the atmosphere and change is not always easy. we have swapped out this very cold air for some much milderair this very cold air for some much milder air from this very cold air for some much milder airfrom the south this very cold air for some much milder air from the south west, a sharp contrast between the air masses which has brought problems with snow in some places, significant snow at that, and in other places with the mild air pushing in some heavy rain which has caused issues with flooding across the south—west and parts of wales. during tonight the milder air will sweep during tonight the milder air will sweep across during tonight the milder air will sweep across the country but not before we see the risk of icy stretches across north—east england. by stretches across north—east england. by the time we get to tomorrow morning w

so, mrs merkel isn't out of the woods just yet, but i think today, you have seen her overcome a significant i suppose, delivering the government, the stability she has promised germany all along. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: for a second day, women around the world have been on the march. in las vegas, they're protesting donald trump's presidency and trying to persuade more women to stand for office. the people of saigon have just heard that, at last, there is to be a ceasefire. the reaction of american servicemen was predictable. i'm going home. demonstrators waiting for mike getting and his rebel cricket team were attacked with tear gas and set upon by police dogs. anti—apartheid campaigners say they will carry on the protests throughout the tour. they called him the butcher of lyon. klaus altmann is being held on a fraud charge in bolivia. but the west germans want to extradite him for crimes committed in wartime france. there, he was the gestapo chief klaus barbie. millions came to bathe as close as possible to this spot, a tide of humanity that is believed by officials to h

mr. lindsey and miss woods, the answer i got at that time was it's a big street, it's busy, and i thought that was e he -- that was reasonable. and then, i walked home on market street, and i saw oh, market is a big street, and we've got lots of parking. i don't support the building with balconies, and i don't support it with interior walkways. you need to have some access on vanness, but open to other commissioners' comments. >> commissioner moore. >> i have a question about the roof top open space coming directly to the building edge on vanness in particular. i believe that that makes a building look taller and it -- on the street which basically is characterized by not being at the building edge. it's not an issue of privacy but it's an issue of building appearance. if you can look at the new package that was just given to us today show that very clearly on page 22, director, that the -- the additional height on the edge of the project tracking both vanness and union street further accentuates further. i would suggest we have that roof deck out back from the building edge. >> commissio

so, mrs merkel isn't out of the woods just yet, but i think today you have seen her overcome a significantp towards, i suppose, delivering the government, the stability she has promised germany all along. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news. the us senate is resuming its debate on funding the us government. they are sitting for a rare sunday session to try and force the opening of government agencies shut down because of the impasse over military funding and health care. it was said there would be a vote early on monday. six people have been killed during opposition protests in the capital of the democratic republic of congo. police used teargas and live ammunition to disperse demonstrators in kinshasa, who were demanding that president joseph kabila give up power. mr kabila's term of office expired more than a year ago. russian foreign minister sergei lavrov has said the west's "unprecedented russiaphobia" was worse than at the height of the cold war. he was speaking in an interview with the russian daily kommersant, after a two—day visit to new york. he said th

so mrs merkel is not out of the woods yet but certainly the matching clears another major hurdle.priorities be, then, for this somewhat uneasy coalition? we have a rough idea because there were some exploratory talks held, which certainly came out with a document looking very much as though europe and the eu's future would be a priority. they were talking about germany putting more money into the eu. there is talk of course of trying to modernise and reform the eu, particularly in the light of written‘s imminent departure. there isa written‘s imminent departure. there is a lot of talk too about britain's migration policy, whether to put a limit on the number of refugees coming in, what to do with people who want to bring family members from places like syria to join them. there will also be talk about tax reforms and there have only been some compromises made. what will be really interesting now is to see how much of the original document that arose from those exploratory talks will be stuck to, because people have voted within the social democrats, but they have done so with a de

excuse me rebecca mercer has withdrawn her financial support or woods remove her financial support of many of the causes associated with mr bannon ok and that's going to and that makes all the difference in the world that's why without a financial backer yet without an angel in the background he's worthless so he said bannon is down but not necessarily out what do you think that means for the republicans going forward what i think it does have a very important consequence for the upcoming midterm elections in the following way. bannon was going to attack every republican who is not extreme these republican primaries are extremely important for determining the kind of republican to go up against democratic opposition since it looks like republicans could be swept from office in many will be swept from office in the coming elections it's very important to have moderate republicans running and they were threatened by bannon and his people does this change anything about the investigation into possible russian interference in the u.s. election these are really two different streams and this is a very complicated set of issues

mr. roberto hernandez. he is a 4th-5th grade teacher at leonard flynn. and presenting the award is his principal, tyler woodsth a round of applause. [applause] >> good evening. i'm excited to introduce tonight's rave award winner, mr. hernandez. he has high standards for his 4th and 5th grade students and seeks to support each student's individual needs. he teaches them to be excellent learners and thoughtful young people. he does this by motivating each student with his own deep deepen enthusiasm. a student said, "mr. hernandez doesn't teach us like little kids. he respects us and wants us to do better." he uses humor with his students and they love being in his class, but at the same time holds them to high expectations. mr. h loves his job and makes it clear to his students. he cares deeply about each of them and they know that. deep respect for and belief in each of his students, motivates them to do their best work. year after year, mr. hernandez's students make significant personal and academic gains, his students, most of them latino, achieve at a high rate. 86% of his students scored proficient or ad

two minutes to the distinguished chairman of the energy of commerce committee from wood river, oregon. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i am happy to have this discussion because the prevention fund, was the gym and from maryland referenced, is a really important fund to do what? provide preventative health care. 20 you think children's health insurance is about? providing health care. fund,en, the prevention so you don't think providing insurance for pregnant women and children is about good health? holy smokes, no wonder you voted no. [laughter] no wonder you voted no. and you have used the prevention fund in the past, mr. chairman, those on the other -- chairman, i guess i was staring a little to the left. both parties have used the prevention fund. thought it was important. i cannot think of anything more important to use a portion of a fund that gets replenished by $2 billion every year, which the appropriators that -- which the appropriators decide on how to get appropriated every year. there was still going to be an enormous amount of money left to be appropriated. we also thought that people on year

they came to the race track property searching in woods, looking around, hoping mr. dehaven found somewhere to rest where it's warm. he has been missing since tuesday morning last seen in the parking lot at costco in beltsville. prince george's county police have been searching for him and the family as well. he is living with dementia. the family is very concerned about his safety. >> we're just trying to stay focused on, you know, keeping hope going and focusing on the search. it's been a pretty huge effort that we've found the prince george's county police are out here in huge numbers. it's really encouraging to see that. and then we've had just an impressive outreach on social media, volunteers from far and wide ready and willing to help us. so, it's -- you gain encouragement from that and you keep going. >> reporter: the dehaven fa can have more volunteers than they've had all week searching for daniel dehaven. if you're interested in helping, go to nbc washington and use the search term search help. in laurel, i'm tracee wilkins, news4. >> up and down the east

going to play so means cup of us now from east to west from a lowly wood holywood because i know joined by the star of stage and screen mr brian calls brian welcome to the alex salmond show nice to see yours in the week of the golden globes and i know you were nominated for golden globe your neighbor of yours was the. villain but the question over the worst is when you you when. be that these big awards do you actually know what you want know you don't know serious or you don't know who won and in this week's golden globe awards offices paintings up campaign the stars of hollywood making the protests but by all winning black women what do you feel about protests like that you think they have their place or do you think it's hopeless it's very strange because you know it's been a long time coming but actually historically it's been around for a much longer than one thanks and it's not new signs up filler gets near the turns up it's been going on in the time it's been up for a long time and finally i think you know. as this settlement showed the other night they've finally had enough and it's time to protest another politi

woods. not at all. it cannot damn our resolve to pass the d.r.e.a.m act. the fight continues. mr. president, i yield the floor. to this poor kid to talk about the deferred action for childhood arrivals program also known as daca. there was an executive order of president obama which provided temporary legal status to immigrants students and young people if they registered with r the government, paid a fee, past criminal and national security background check. it was for two years renewable. the young people who were protected by daca are known by some as dreamers. they came to the united states as children. they grew up singing the star-spangled banner. pledging allegiance to our flag. they believe that they are americans. but ielegally, they are not. the average daca recipient came to the united states at the age of six. and has been here for approximately 20 years. it was seven years ago that i sent a letter to president obama asking him, and i was -- i asked president obama, can you find a way to protect these young people? we passed the dream act on the floor of the house. tes

mr. dehaven has dementia. >> we're going to go back into the wooded area behind here. >> reporter: they hope that he's someplacewarm. >> there's a possibility he is inside one of those places and people don't realize he's not a paying customer. >> reporter: helicopters have been flying since last night. the biggest enemy is time and our bone-chilling weather. >> it was very, very cold last night. i hope and pray he's in a warm space. prince george's county police are still staging here more than 50 officers are canvassing this area and they are doing if you pass his way, please call the police. any information can be helpful. reporting live in beltsville, tracee wilkins, news4. >> and you can see his photo on our website and share it as much as possible. thank you, tracee. >>> president trump is declaring war on his fired adviser steve bannon after explosive new leaks. >> bannon criticizes the president and his family. nbc obtained an advanced copy of the book written by michael wolff. he writes that bannon calls the meeting in june 2017 as treasonous and unpatriotic. wolff writes that the president insisted th

woods, not at all. it cannot dim our resolve to pass the dream act. the fight continues. mr. president, i yield the floor. are we in a quorum call? the presiding officer: yes. the presiding officer: i ask that it be suspended -- mr. kaine: i ask that it be suspended. the presiding officer: without objection, it is so ordered. mr. kaine: i have risen in the past to tell stories about virginia dreamers. we have about 13,000 dreamers in virginia and i highlighted the stories of dreamers from latin america, dreamers from africa, dreamers from sweden, dreamers from asia. one i just talked about graduated from william and mary law school and women's became the first dreamer to become a law school graduate in virginia and one of the few in the united states to graduate with a law degree. i am here to talk about how to put it in context with the message being the time is now to make a decision. we need the will to act and do what i think is the right and fair thing to do because we've been at this discussion now, it's hard to be believe we've been at this discussion for 16 years. ame

going to means cup of kindness now from east to west from a lowly wood holywood because i know joined by the star of stage and screen mr brian calls brian welcome to the alex salmond show those to see yours in the week of the golden globes and i know you were nominated for golden globe your neighbor of yours was a. little quick for the villain. the question over the words when you you when. peter these big awards do you actually know what you want know you don't know serious or you don't know what and in this week's golden globe awards offices paintings up campaign the stars of hollywood making the protests but by a willing black woman do you feel about protests like that you think they have the place or do you think it's hopeless it's very strange because you know it's been a long time coming but actually historically it's been around for a much longer than one thinks i mean it's not new signs up filler gets near the time's up it's been going on in the time it's been up for a long time and finally i think you know. and as as as this settlement showed the other night they've finally had enough and it's time to protest

place a means cup of kindness now from east to west from a lowly wood to holyrood because i know john by the start of states and screen mr bryant calls brian welcome to the alex salmond show nice to see yours in the week of the golden globes and i know you were nominated for golden globe your neighbor years a. little quote from the envelope but the question over the words that is when you're the appeal of these big awards do you actually know what you want no you don't do serious you don't really want and in this week's golden globe awards offices paintings up campaign the stars of hollywood making the protest but by a willing black woman do you feel about protests like that you think they have their place or do you think it's a place it's very strange because you know it's been a long time coming but actually historically it's been a roman for a much longer than one thanks i mean it's not new states up till the gets here the term is up it's been going on in the time it's been up for a long long time and finally i think. as this settlement showed the other night they've finally had enough and it's time to protest the oth

of course, always wood or any kind of plastic form or anything like that. >> job mr. been here. -- taught me through some of the pieces you have made while you have been here. >> the first thing that attracted me to this was the printed surface. it was actually a poster. it was a silk screen watercolor, about 8 feet long. in terms of the flatwork, i work with a lot of cloddish. so being able to cut into it come at into it, removed parts, it is part of the process of negotiating the final form. >> how do you jump from the two dimensional work that you create to the three-dimensional? maybe going back from the 3f to 2d. >> everything is in the process of becoming. things are never said or settled. the sculptures are being made while i am doing the collages, and vice versa. it becomes a part of something else. there's always this figuring out of where things belong or where they could parapets something else. at the end goal is to possibly see one of these collage plans be built out and create a structure that reflects back into the flat work. >> thank you so much for al

mr. speaker, i rise to recognize the players, staff and coaches of the archbishop wood football team and congratulate them on winning the piaa class 5-a state championship. with their discipline and hard work, the young men of this football team have continued the tradition of excellence for the vikings. the dominance they displayed in their championship win in december is an excellent example of what teamwork and tenacity can achieve. they have made our community very proud. to the coaching staff, we say congratulations and thank you for leading and teaching these young men. it is my hope that the lessons of determine nation and perseverance tt these student athletes have learned will help guide them off the fie as well. to the fans, friends and family that have supported archbishop wood, we say congratulations. to all those who work with and organize youth sports in our district, we say thank you. mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from new jersey, mr. pascrell, for five minutes. mr. pascrell: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, i ri

woods. they say it's 50,000 texts, and it's prime time. that's disturbing. >> should mccabe go, mr. president? should mccabe go? >> well, mccabe got more than $500,000 from essentially hillary clinton and is he investing hillary clinton? >> natasha, do you want to try decoding that? >> well, there were a number of really important factual inaccuracies in what he said. it wasn't 50,000 text messages that went missing. it was text messages that went missing from several thousand cell phones across federal agencies because of a switch from iphone to samsung, it was a glitch that affected several agencies so not just the fbi, it's not a conspiracy theory that the bureau was trying to hide these from the public. and the second was andrew mccabe was not the one to receive $500,000, it was his wife who was running for virginia state senate seat. and she ended her campaign months before mccabe was appointed deputy director of the fbi, months before he had an oversight roll on the hillary clinton e-mail investigation. so this is more of trump trying to discredit the fbi. >> there was a reach

mr. b >> whoa! >> ta-da! >> and here's what's happening in your neck of the woods! >> oh, i'll give you a bear hug!ve. >> roker. >> welcome, al! ♪ >> this show, as soon as people talk about the five of you together, it brings a smile to people's faces. >> we made it and didn't know what we were doing. we were just traveling together. we had the most incredible time. ♪ >> what did you learn about each other that you -- that surprised you? >> what i think is the special part of the show is that you see who they are as humans. >> which is really the most important thing. and it's fun. lots of fun. >> and you're going to places you probably wouldn't have gone to. >> that's exaly >> never. >> and somebody else is paying for it! this season, the group travels together to countries where each has a familial connection. >> what a journey. >> this is henry's trip to berlin. we're going to go to sweden for his. we're going to go to spain for his. we're on our way to lithuania for me. and george is a mystery. ♪ >> as if this could not get any better, we have david hasselhoff. how are you, sir? >> i'm fantasti

wood. president trump has accused pakistan of lying and deceiving the united states while receiving billions of dollars in aid in recent years. in a tweet, mr that pakistan harboured terrorists sought by us forces based in afghanistan. the us is considering whether to withhold more than $250 million in aid that it delayed sending in august. 2018 has already seen one record being broken: the world's largest firework. it exploded over ras al khaimah in the united arab emirates. this firework shell was hand made in new york. it took two months to build and weighed just over 1000 kilograms. it was twice the weight of the previous record holder, which was displayed injapan in 2014. now to iran, more anti—government protests have broken out in at least five cities. police say one of their officers has been shot dead, while iranian state television said that 10 people had been killed during the demonstrations. this report from rana rahimpour. the fifth day of protests in iran. once again, thousands of people have taken to the streets. they're angry at unemployment, rising prices, and what many think is widespread corruption. it's the boldest chall

wood. president trump has accused pakistan of lying and deceiving the united states while receiving billions of dollars in aid in recent years. in a tweet, mr alleged that pakistan harboured terrorists sought by us forces based in afghanistan. the us is considering whether to withhold more than $250 million in aid that it delayed sending in august. 2018 has already seen one record broken, the world's largest firework. this is it, exploding over ras al khaimah in the united arab emirates. the firework shell was hand made in new york. it took two months to build and weighed just over 1,000 kilograms. it was twice the weight of the pervious record holder, which was displayed injapan in 2014. in iran, more anti—government protests have broken out in at least five cities. police say one of their officers has been shot dead, while iranian state television said that ten people had been killed during the demonstrations. this report from rana rahimpour. the fifth day of protests in iran. once again, thousands of people have taken to the streets. they're angry at unemployment, rising prices, and what many think is widespread corruption. it's the bold