and a place like nepal does not have the technology.he reconstruction has started now. it is a program i initiated. >> there are now modern ways of predicting earthquakes and giving children more time to evacuate. and that is a key point. you can save lives through prevention measures. and it works. ♪ announcer: ukraine, a country rocked by conflict and still searching for greater democracy. announcer: turning a camera lens on politics. announcer: can reformers succeed in creating a more open society? announcer: in 2014, anya fled her home in eastern ukraine when the escalating conflict gripped the country. announcer: she settled her family nearly 300 kilometers also in eastern ukraine. theence interrupted after president was ousted. he was part of the corruption that plagued the country. some hoped for a new democratic order, but others thought they would go into chaos. support for the revolution was lower in eastern ukraine where she is from. although most ukrainians were unhappy with corruption, many like tonya felt torn over the rec

this can bring nepal back to the global map and bring in hundreds of thousands of people back to nepalhat come with it. thank you so much for coming on today. that is binod chaudhary. taking to the streets, another weekend of protests, calls for park resignation. we are heading to seoul, korea next. this is bloomberg. ♪ there is even more pressure on the president of south korea today after prosecutors said she did play a role in a pedaling and influence and access scandal. is accused of collusion, and close allies already being indicted. , her former as well as two of her former aides were indicted. her friend was accused of core version, basically pressuring business groups and companies to donate money to two foundations she ran. one of the former aides has been accused of assisting her in that , as well as disclosing classified information, so the indictments were very so because itore included allegations that the words,nt was in their had a major role in this extortion scheme. well, what are the chances that she actually could be in peach tear? impeached here? >> the indictments

nepal is still recovering from the quake that killed nearly 9-thousand people and damaged 1 million homes. syrian forces have recaptures a key district of eastern aleppo from rebels. this as the syrian army continues pushing deeper into rebel-held territory in eastern aleppo. syrian troops have captured parts of the city's largest district. these areas have been under rebel control for the last four years. thousands continue to flee as airstrikes hammer rebel defenses. human rights groups say those who remain in aleppo have just a few days of food, water and other supplies left. back here in the u-s.. a developing story police. police were called to an area of kansas city early sunday morning for reports of gun fire. when they arrived, officers saw several people in nearby vehicles shooting at eachother. at least one officer opened fire. three cars crashed as drivers tried to escape the chaos. when the bullets stopped, seven people were injured... and there were at least four different crime scenes. police are questioning several possible suspects. another massive shootout over the weeken

more ahead firefighter who was gunned down >>> people in nepal woke up to a magnitude 5.4 earthquake this morning. that country is still recovering from a devastating earthquake last year that killed more than 9000. so far police have not received reports on deaths or any amount of large damage that happened in the area. >>> police identified the man that have -- that was killed in a shooting rampage on morning. he died after being rushed to the hospital. nine others were injured and none of their life -- their injuries were considered life- threatening. two men started arguing and then shooting in the french quarter.>>> a man shot -- charged in the shooting death of a teenager inside of pennsylvania fire station. criminal homicide. he shot the 16-year-old junior firefighter inside the fire station about 45 miles outside of pittsburgh. the teenager was pronounced dead at the scene and he has not yet been identified i've police. >>> customers at a japanese skating rink are outraged after a rink was packed full of about 5000 dead fish. the rink called it a ice pick worry him and thousa

to go into nepal. we had a fantastic time. we were only in kathmandu a day and a night to plan the trips. one of the plans didn't involve having a map -- well, we had a map but not a guide for a walk into the himalayas. >> jimmy: wow. >> there were four of us. mountain sickness struck, and then three of us and then two of us? >> jimmy: they died? [ laughter ] >> no. >> that's the kind of ribbing i like to give. talk casually about two friends who passed away on a trip. that's how i like to promote a casual tunny casual tunny funny story about the death of dear friends. >> jimmy: phillip and bob, we'll miss them. >> great air time on a talk show. no, seriously, they were fine, i think. and it was scary, but they lived to tell the tale. they went back down the mountain. the hill, but it felt like a mountain towels. it was high enough to get mountain sickness. we carried on ill advisedly without a guide. maps were very poor in those days, pre-gps. there was very little way of getting it right when you get it wrong. i started to g

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he starts searching for more, and he goes on a trek to nepal and meets tilda swinson. >> he said we are going to make a superhero movie that isn't about destruction but creation and that got me. it's is very different. >> it's such a complex and brilliant trek that he goes on. >> reporter: dr. strange first appeared in marvel comics in 1963. suzanne marquez, los angeles. >>> all right. some critics are very impressed with mel gibson's latest film a virginia native and 7th day adventist. he doesn't think in violence and refuses to handle a rifle but goes on to be awarded the medal of honor. >>> and we have an animated comedy timberlake and a voice cast and return of the trolls is rated pg. >>> it's touser to -- tough to be in the hospital at any age but coming up, the capitals help young patients to put their troubles on ice for a while. turned out to celebrate the cubs as world series champions. >>> time for the tackle your tailgate forecast sponsored by xfinity. we have the georgetown hoyas taking on holy cross at 1:00 p.m. doing tailgating? z25emz z17vz y25emy y17vy i'm hillary clinto

australia, new zealand, nepal, russian submarine port, chew narcs all over canada -- china, all over canada. >> even firefighters pro texting the forest heard of it. it draws people. >> i'm so proud it's probably a sin. if you can do it, it ain't bragging. >> it's just fact. jim bishop is 72, cancer survivor and still as much as dreamer and builder as ever. >> i want to see how long i can live and build during the course of my lifetime. >> i think he's earned the right to brag as much as he wants. >> if you can do it, you're not a bragger. >> so proud. >> he says it is free and always will be. he wants it to be enjoyed by all. thanks to mallory davis for fantastic photography. she has an incredibly slide show website. >> he is the epitome of a dreamer and doer. >> big time. >> dream it and do it. >>> 6:17 now. a woman finds a surprise in a picture frame she bought in thornton. she's trying to reunite a family with a picture. . >>> welcome back. dozens showed up for a celebration in minnesota cheering the decision to charge the police officer who shot and killed castille in july. offi

. >> april 26, 2015, his hometown of kathmandu, nepal was devastated by a major earthquake. >> we were always wondering where the next move would be. >> the 18-year-old and his family moved to gaithersburg. >> out here we have six grids. >> that is when he joined the wolverines soccer team. >> it was evident he belonged here. >> soccer is part of the healing process. >> it moved my focus from what about. it helped me grow. >> you can tell it is difficult for him to talk about the earthquake experience. he saw death, destruction and devastation but it shaped who he is today. 18-month-old mature beyond his years. >> people can judge you. only you know what you have been through. it's changed me in many >> remaining focused on his future and remembering his past. i'm scott abraham with the rising star. announcer: "abc7 news at 5:00". on your side. alison: he vanished without a trace a year and a half ago. now police that same stafford county man killed his wife and two small children before killing himself. stephen tschida has new investigation. stephen: the investigators now believe it w

actually responded and got into country with staged at the embassy and working with the locals primarily nepales army and involved in rescue. >> pittman and angus did they travel on the rescues as well. >> they're our companions, our work partners. >> they're beautiful dogs. and the training that they receive. how long does it train up a dog to be a partner for one of you? months or so and begin training. it's time consuming we spend quite a bit of time working with them we cannot do it out teamwork of our peers. >> thanksgiving can be tough for you guys you never know when you're called on to leave quickly sometimes on short notice. tell me what aarr thankful for. >> any family. this year we actually get to spend time with them. my family came in today. i'm looking forward to spending the long weekend. >> likewise, my family, looking forward to seeing them tomorrow when off shift. i would have to say my teammates and dedication we put into working with our dogs. >> needless to say all of us in the community and community around the world are thankful for the work you all do. >> stay with us we

we killed in nepal and kathmandu, which was amazing. >> jimmy: d you been there before? >> i had been, yeah. very briefly. when i was a student after i got the "a" level results that don't count, i went on a trip to teach english as a foreign languagebe. but we took a week out the oth voluntrsnd to we had a fantasticime. we were only in kathmandu a day and a night to plan the trips. one of the plans didn't involve having a map -- well, we had a ma but not a guide for a walk into the himalayas. >> jimmy: wow. >> there were four of us. mountain sickness struck, and then three of us and then two of us? >> jimmy: they died? [ laughter >> no. >> jimmy: oh my god. >> that's the kind of ribbing i like to give. lk casually about two friends who passed away on a trip. casual tunny funny story about e deatof dear frnds. >> jimmy: phillip and bob, we'll miss them. >> great air time on a talk show. no, seriously, they were fine, i and it was scary, but they lived to tell the tale th went back down the mountain. mountain towels. felt like a it was high enough to get mountain sickness

data from homeland security is revealing they're coming from india, china, romania, bang le desh, and nepal. >>> air 15 is now over that wrong-way crash. this is lye on abc 15's facebook as well. two people were killed in the north valley. this is right over the loop 101 and you can see why they've said they cannot identify these cars. unbelievable, just the destruction here with those first responders on scene. still closed at 35th avenue. an extensive investigation because the way it it looks from above. >>> again, the that's the westbound side of traffic that's slowed down. we have a couple other traffic jams to talk about. this is a look at i-10. very slow right now. look at all the brake lights right there. all because we have a crash right near the i-17 split. you're seeing those delays the 51 southbound's being affected by this because any time you have it near those transitions. another crash out in the east valley is going to be u.s. 60. it was blocking traffic. it's now cleared off to the right. that's why you're seeing some of those slow speeds. so your delays shouldn't be too ex

nepal. >> what of the retail stocks with a keen eye on t.j. that continues to draw bargain hungry shoppers. they also had marchers under their umbrella. we'll have to see what they say but the crucial holiday quarter. also from sporting goods. analysts look for earnings per share to fall slightly from one year ago. while revenue expected to increase pgd.com with the second largest e-commerce company will report its latest results. the company expected to sink to allow surprising revenue a year ago. lauren: coming up, it sports a thrilling comeback victory for the new york giants or cincinnati bengals. we will have the highlights. do you want a pair of these? >> power lasers. all right. lauren: will you be prepared to shell out? you can't believe how much money for those sneakers. the u.s. feature is looking pretty good right now. dow futures at 22. new records for the blue-chip index. you are watching "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. wow, x1 has netflix? hey, drop a beat. ♪ show me orange is the new black ♪ ♪ wai

people in nepal are still recovering from last year's devastating earthquake, and now they've been rattled again. an epicenter near mount everest shook the area this morning. there are no immediate reports of casualties or damages. back in 2015 9,000 people were killed, 11,000 injured when a magnitude 7.8 earthquake rocked the same area. >>> we're still trying to get answers on a shooting at the movie theater near san francisco this morning. we know a security guard shot a man and several theaters were witnesses say there was some sort of disturbance before the shooting. we've also learned in the last 30 minutes at least one other person was arrested. >>> police shot and killed a man who fatally shot a woman and injured two others in ashtabula, baton rogue, louisiana. the man shot a woman and tried to run over a crowd helping her. it took place in the middle of interstate 10. we're still waiting on police to identify the man and the victim. >> brian: cyber monday morning. online sales could hit at least $3.3 billion today. that's 9% more than 2015. but cyber monday may be in danger of losi

looks like she's going to try to do with that one dpam nepal. >> and eric forgive me do you want to rollknow how mr. trump is on twitter and a lot of times potential first ladies are brought out to soften the image of their husband candidate more to this case? we know one is a bomb. does she soften mr. trump? >> i think melania sounds like donald when you listen to her. we've only seen her a handful of times and she comes out as an attack dog and she has the right to stand up for herself and her husband and i think many wives can relate to that as well. but in terms of softening his ima image she seems more on the offense than defense. >> i have a sister who is a mom and playing to that social media bully side of things would appeal to moms everywhere and in that area. but what we've seen before from melania, this is not her strongest suit in terms of softening her husband. >> this is karen pence, by the way, everyone watching, this governor mike pence's wife, the one who is introducing melania. that tells me we are very close to the headlining speaker here in mrs. trump so before we get

an earthquake in nepal last week killed nearly 9,000 people. emily: concerning allegations leading to a review of professional soccer clubs in a sports governing body is examining which clubs knew about it and why nothing was done and the move comes as more victims of convicted coach barry bennell come forward along with alleged victims of other coaches. american airlines wants to know what caused a plane's engine to fail in midair. flight 1693 landed safely in albuquerque last night about 9:00. it was headed from dallas to las vegas when the engine went. the pilot requested randy: the chinese government wants to expand its cultural influence. it just announced plans to build a $2 billion film studio with theme park and tourist facilities. construction expected to begin early next year. china already home to the world's largest theater operator and leaders there say that producing more films in china will mean fewer western imports. a dominating weekend at the box office for disney's "moana." estimated $81 million in ticket sales over the thank

in nepal, they have not had any poaching incidents since 2008 when they brought the army in, so theree solutions that they are not easy. i personally do not subscribe to killing the poachers on-site, but there are organizations that do and that takes care of it, but i think they are criminals and we have to round them up, the criminals and get them in jail. but, the main problem i think you're talking about is that these guys need to make a living for their families. absolutely. there are people on the ground working with that as i talked about the whole community involvement to say the animals because they don't want to get rid of the elephant's even though read their crops periodically like the grizzlies. they don't really want to get rid of them, but they have no choice. we have to give them choices. people are working on that. we have to support the people working on that. >> unfortunately, we are out of time. i want to thank you. [applause]. >> and went to encourage everyone to please continue this conversation in the signing tent , which is right here. for the love of all things

joining me now, judge nepal tan no. >> looks like huma had a shared computer with anthony weiner, forwarded a bunch of documents that she never should have forwarded to her yahoo! account because no one's yahoo! account has ever gotten hacked and then manual cli forget about it when she came under questioning with the federal bureau of investigation. >> as well as the freedom of information case where the deposition was ordered by a federal judge, the lawsuit by judicial watch. look, if the fbi had been permitted by the justice department to seat a grand jury and had subpoena power, they more likely than not would have subpoenaed huma abedin's mobile device and would have seen the trigger in there that automatically forwarded to herself every e-mail she received. >> unbelievable. >> they didn't know -- >> yahoo! e-mail account has our state secrets. >> they didn't know about it until they stumbled upon it when they were looking at her husband's laptop for reasons that we understand. >> so they didn't -- and they're looking to see whether there are state secrets in there and whether there's

he said scott was armed, he had a gun and refused put nepal orders to drop it. >> after a thorough reviewis my opinion that officer vinson acted lawfully when he shot mr. scott. he acted lawfully. >> brian todd is there in charlotte for us. brian. the headline, no charges for this police officer but what about scott's family? have we gotten reaction? >> we have, brooke, the district attorney said he met with keith lamont scott's family before this news conference and said they were very gracious toward him. the family is, of course, disappointed but they are calling for calm and they say they are moving forward with their own pursuit of justice in this case. here is what one of the attorneys for the scott family justin bamberg had to say a short time ago. >> i think it was safe to say that, yes, he did have a gun on his person during the course of this. it's a matter of where the firearm was and at the end of the day whether he had a firearm in haze hand or not, that's not the key question in terms of determining whether or not keith scott should have lost his life it's whether or not tha

randy: first responders in nepal are still trying to gauge the toll of an earthquake there. experts say that the 5.4 magnitude quake had an epicenter near mt. everest. there were no immediate reports of damage or injuries. but police say it could take a while for those reports to come in from the remote villages. an killed nearly 9,000 people. >> disturbing allegations are lead to get a review of professional soccer clubs in england. several players say that they were abused as children while playing for their clubs. the body is investigating which clubs knew about sex abuse claims against coaches and why nothing was done. and the move comes as more victims of convicted coach barry starting today, the one-hour flights from miami to havana will be operated by american airlines. they come ahead of the funeral of the former dictator fidel castro. castro died friday at the age of 90. other airlines including jetblue and delta will start flying to cuba from four different u.s. airports. emily: american airlines wants to know what caused a plane to fail mid air. flight 1693 landed

judge neptha nepal tan -- judge napolitano is here.o you think they are likely to try to confirm merrick garland? >> i think they will. judge merrick garland is the most conservative nominee to the supreme court by a democratic president. >> and he's in his 60s. >> and they would normally in ordinary times embrace him as being partially one of theirs. i read every opinion he authored in which the government was a party. and some of the most conservative members of the senate who happened to be lawyers would have signed on to those opinions had they been in the courtroom. >> i've been saying for months that the republicans should be so lucky to get a merrick garland in the supreme court. but there's a question -- merrick garland is no antonin scalia. >> correct. >> and the first opinion merrick garland sides with the libs, people go nuts on the republicans and vote them out of the office. what if the republicans maintain control. >> and mrs. clinton is elected. >> and they say nobody is getting a vote. >> they would do a tremendous diss

so with a background check nepal's and then to protect those bad gun dealers, if we do those things and what life is saved and those that have lost their loved ones. and because of the charleston depaul and should not have gotten his hands on the gun because that was 72 hours but that was common sense. we have nine people in a church dead because of that charleston the poll who and distill don't have it closed and i do understand that. many people say hong nothing prevents a person palm house from dealing that should not have a gun or those said to have a gun. but the reality is. >> senator stocks? >> >> think about this. 7,000 people in this nation is the lives because of a gun. sixty-five% of those take their lives. sixty-five%, 20,000 people of those 30,000 take their life. supposedly the researcher of government violence and guns says that 3 percent that is the number of those illegally buy a gun at the gun show and then they use that gun in a crime the vast majority steal their weapons berger take that 30,000 down the 10,000 because of suicide but about five for 6,000 of those deat

more than 8,000 people from india, china, romania, bangladesh, nepal, were arrested between october 2015 and this past august. >>> residents of philadelphia are trying to cope with a transit strike tonight, about 5,000 workers have walked off their jobs. the philadelphia system provides about about 900,000 rides a day. does not affect commuter rail lines and service outside the city. >>> stocks were down today. the dow lost 105. the s&p 500 dropped 14. the nasdaq was off 36. >>> tonight's "issues that matter" report deals with a real pocketbook issue. the federal deficit. that's the amount of money the u.s. spends each year that it technically does not have. those annual deficits add up to the national debt which is closing in on $20 trillion. with a "t." tonight chief legal correspondent shana breen tells us it's a numbers game. americans like you seem to be losing. >> i don't think either candidate really gives much of a damn about the debt issue. >> reporter: both hillary clinton and donald trump have talked about it. trump citing it in his announ announcement speeches, one of his top

more than 8,000 people from india, china, romania, bangladesh, nepal, were arrested between october 2015 and this past august. >>> residents of philadelphia are trying to cope with a transit strike tonight, about 5,000 workers have walked off their jobs. the philadelphia system provides about about 900,000 rides a day. does not affect commuter rail lines and service outside the city. >>> stocks were down today. the dow lost 105. the s&p 500 dropped 14. the nasdaq was off 36. >>> tonight's "issues that matter" report deals with a real pocketbook issue. the federal deficit. that's the amount of money the u.s. spends each year that it technically does not have. those annual deficits add up to the national debt which is closing in on $20 trillion. with a "t." tonight chief legal correspondent shana breen tells us it's a numbers game. americans like you seem to be losing. >> i don't think either candidate really gives much of a damn about the debt issue. >> reporter: both hillary clinton and donald trump have talked about it. trump citing it in his announ announcement speeches, one of his top

so the previous years without representatives from all over the world life buildings and nepal but also within our own country as well. this is a special program that is a key to the humanitarian assistance of disaster response mission. finally, on saturday [inaudible] enjoying having a [inaudible] in san francisco. this is a family-friendly events. where civilians and military and nonprofit service come together and provide demonstrations and things like search and rescue, explosion detection, and we would have a nonprofit service of help people with disabilities [inaudible] that of come home with ptsd. integrate family-friendly event 11 am on saturday. finally, i would remiss be remiss if i didn't mention we will have our [inaudible] active during fleet week. that begins on friday. this is a so we can keep-so we can keep an eye on things taking place in the city during the week not only fleet week with this number of events taking place early in the week we have [inaudible]. all fleet all those things go well these next two weeks. will have [inaudible] one thing [inaudible] i'll be ha

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nepal number five on the list. next is the mountainous caribbean eyelid of dominica. finland is third. second place close goes to colombia. first, drum roll. canada markets its 150th year. >> a great study. >> i love that. night in chicago after the cubs, did you hear this? they beat the cleveland indians. the score was 9-3. so they are hoping their team will end a drought that has stretched back more than a century. >> wow. after being down 3-1 the cubs roared back to force a decisive wrigley field for what it means for the team and chicago. dean, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. well, to say the cubs have had difficulty in november and seasons past would be a serious understatement. but, hey, it's not october any more! and there's a decent chance, at least, that this team one day will be known as the victors of november. >> high flyball to left center. at the wall! grand slam! >> reporter: in chicago, cub fans had a lot to cheer about last night. >> we are bringing home the trophy, baby! back to chicago, the trophy! ? >> reporter: the noise came from a very