o. public eye and rasmus back joins us now believe me andreas glen cole has been singled out for criticism in the financial press what has the company done wrong in your opinion while the county the company has a lot of things from obtaining mining licenses at the very low price to aggressive tax avoidance in countries such as colombia or book enough. until running a ghost feet of ships that was never disclosed. so your investigations into glen cause part of the paradise papers focuses on the company's operations in the democratic republic of congo why this country in particular well first of all the democratic republic of congo is one of the typical examples of a country that stuff is the result scarce meaning despite its riches is the population states very very poor and what happened with glencore business in that year see is that they worked with a very dodgy door opener it was already involved in arms stealing and i'm and dealing and through this door open it had direct access to president and the number two in congo they achieved to get mining licenses at the price that was four time

o. public eye and rasmus box joins us now and amy andreas glenn call has been singled out for criticism in the financial press what has the company done wrong in your pain. well the company the company has a lot of things from obtaining mining licenses at the very low price to aggressive tax avoidance in countries such as colombia or book enough. until running it goes feet ships that was never disclosed so your investigations into glen cause part of the paradise papers focuses on the company's operations in the democratic republic of congo why this country in particular well first of all that the democratic republic of congo is one of the typical examples of a country that stuff is the result scarce meaning despite its reach it is the population states very very poor and what happened with business in that year see is that they worked with a very dodgy door opener that was already involved in arms stealing and i'm and dealing and through this door open it had direct access to president and the number two in congo they achieved to get mining licenses at the price that was four times lowe

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ha now for o philadelphia public schools. mayor kenney is calling for the school reform commission to currently run by the state to hemselves out. the next step tout control the district bache fox9's jee us in studio with mn that. jeff. >> reporter: you know it lucy. in two week the schoolorm commission is expected to vote itself out of existence as you say a loud cheers likely to go with local control may come a bigger bill. an increase in property taxes could be comeing. 200,000 children attend city schools serving the country's poorest big city. when 35% of its third graders read at grade level it's seen as an improvement. >> parents realize the stakes are high. >> i think maybe the state should get more involved because the state has more access to things. >> reporter: in terms of funding. >> yes. because the public school systems are in jeopardy like that. >> reporter: the state has been involved. for 16 years it's run city schools through the school reform commission. the mayor now wants it gone. >> i'm officially calli

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. >> secretary: commissioner, we o ask for public comment on that . >> president turman: public com.lic comment is now closed. >> secretary: item three. 3-a chiefs report. report on recent police departmt activities including weekly crie trends and announcements for upn one, staffing, current staffings and overtime. two, recent critical incidents d three, mutual aid assistants toa county. presentation of second and third quarters 2017 and recommendatio. and ois investigative summary. >> president turman: thank you y much. good evening, chief, how are yo? >> i'm doing well. thank you. i'll start off with our report n activities and discuss our recet staffing changes -- promotions,, beginning in late september 201e have been several promotions wie department. we have a bulletin, it comprisee captains, 30 lieutenants and 76 sergeants that have been promot. i'd like to say congratulationsl the members for their outstand o achievement. they are a now all in place in e assignments and we -- in their w assignments we believe it's goio push us p forward in reducing cd having a better supervi

they went and found some federal records, , some public records o whatever extent they could to corroborate her story. that doesn't mean it's true but it's a very thoroughly reported story. reporter say they didn't get it handed to them by the democrats. so in my mind this is steve bannon taking a true phenomenon, which is a t media being more unfair to republicans in the last six months for the last year than in only have been, and exploiting that fact to undermine a story when they don't have any reall counter arguments against the "washington post" that was incredibly well reported. >> host: let's look at the alabama newspapers. the montgomery advertiser, roy moore hit with such allegation, campaign calls it fake news. he denies accusations. the tuscaloosa news, gop leaders both from a? >> guest: . bolt from moore. what does that mean? >> guest: first a point of law. my understand of alabama election is that heel will stayn the public there's no way to replace him on the vote. what could happen is a write in campaign. the most likely candidate again would be luther strange was a sitting

so, you don't need to clu need t concept in next week's version e there has been public comment o. >> is it possible for the planng department to show us the orbitn comparison with the map proposes new concept proposed by supervir farrell? >> unfortunately no, we don't hy to map that because it's site s. where mcds choose to operate. there would be a lot of speculan that. i can ask the mapping expert bu- >> but we have the map for the . >> that's the easy radius to do. >> the orbit option depends on l different factors that are hard. >> so i guess i wanted to checky colleagues to see if you saw th. supervisor tang. >> all right. so why don't we, in the originae keep orbit and supervisors breed tang, if there are no objectionr other colleagues, we'll put thel concept in the duplicated file. >> to be clear for the record, t doesn't imply in any way that iy support this particular -- [laughter] but for the sake of o get this thing through, and disd properly, i will not object at s time. >> supervisor peskin: you have n abundantly transparent and cleat matter. now, the sheehy amendments a

general idea of what this guy looks like and what his car looks like and they are also asking the public o call. in temple hills, i'm tracee wilkins, news4. >> chopper 4 was up over the scene as crews worked to put out a small fire in this apartment building in fairfax. it began around 11:00 this morning and spread to the roof of the building on bob court near george mason. now, fire fighters were able to put it out pretty quickly, no one was hurt, but there is extensive damage. no word yet on the cause. >>> turning now to our weather, feels a lot like fall out there as we look at the conditions outdoors. beautiful sunset, it was. >> amelia draper is here with a look ahead, whether you're heading out of town or staying home for the holidays. amelia? >> well, the good news, doreen and jim, thanksgiving for the weekend is looking quiet, plenty of sunshine. it is going to be on the chilly side. i'm going to have more on that forecast coming up at 6:25. take a look now, we're at 48 degrees, highs today in the low 50s. and low 50s not normal for this time of year. typically we would expect high

president trump is spend his thanksgiving week at mar-a-lago, what he calls winter white house, no public parkariance o appearance on the schedule. fox news, bill keating is in west palm beach with our report. reporter: welcome. president trump and family arrived in west palm beach for the long thanksgiving weekend, white house press office said will be more governing less golfing, and before sunrise, president began tweeting from his mar-a-lago resort, the winter white house. getting to his back and forth with father of one of three ucla basketball players, arrested in kleichina for shoplifting. >> it was not white house, state department or father lavar. it was me. too bad, lavar is a poor man's version of don king wate withoue hair. >> and he revisited nfl kneeling controversy, the nfl is thinking about a new idea, keeping the teams in locker room during the national anthem next season, that almost as bad as kneeling. when will highly paid commissioner get tough and smart this issue and we'lling your league. president trump spend most of his morning at trump international golf club, he will have mee

. >> it is public and o available on the web site. as a matter of fact all love the of reports unless classified to implicate security issues, all of these are available on the web site. >>host: we have 30 minutes left with our guest john sopko be general over afghanistan rica's --- three construction the next caller good morning. >> caller: good morning. to focus on what mr. john sopko said we cannot tell if we're winning or losing. that just goess to the heart of the problem. this isn't afghanistan with the u.s. weapons dealers to have $1 trillion per year. if we're in the hot zone there is a reason for that because they are selling those weapons systems to come back and kill our troops and number two you can only'' the amount of money forit reconstruction. it could be 6 million but what else are we spending our money on to keep our troops from being murdered by the weapons that we sell to pakistan or saudi arabia? the american people are beginning to realize we're there for reason. but they don't know why. this is the reason to kee

as the digital world alone the investments are made and i c o's are initial coin offerings are akin to initial public offerings for i.p.o.'s where investors populate a company with capital the i c o's deal with digital coins and related digital to. knowledge is a little currency exchanges well we've seen a lot of government action related to ice in the last few months and to talk more about that sat down with dr nicolette cost to set partner and attorney at the global law firm mayor brown first asked her to set the landscape for what's been going on around the world. here's what she had to say. so the big question right now is are they regulated or not. we have heard a lot of noise about the financial impact the risks but of course for them to be able to go through official legal transparent way they have to be seen addressed by regulators so what we have seen now is as you've mentioned briefly some countries have simply decided to ban them you think of you think of south korea you think of china those are examples where they have been clearly banned now others for example we've seen recently mention

princess diana and kate, duchess of cambridge seen o in public with their princes aheadf their big dayhe church of england ahead of that ceremony. i know there are a lot of people including a lot of american would-be princesses cheering her on. >> are you going with the new look, just the one glove, a little michael jackson look. >> do you notice that? do you notice that? >> what's up with that? >> i have to have one to use for the cell phone to get the latest up dates on the markle sparkle and this one is to keep me warm. >> there you have it. >> glad we cleared that up. >> curious. >> let's bring in rhiannon mills for more on this. st. george seems like an awful special place. what can we learn from past weddings there? >> yeah, it's a hugely significant place for royal weddings. it's hosted so many in the past but also what's interesting is to hear that harry and meghan see it as a special place already that they've spent a lot of time in windsor this those months that they've been dating and said a big thank you to the queen as well because she's had to give permission for them to

o. they've borne the bad public de.or san francisco to re that burden, we need to be intel about how we're going to relieve burden and make sure equity is e ground floor. if san francisco is undoing the, equity be cannot be an aftertho. at thait has to start on januard make equity a priority. thank you. >> thank you, next speaker, ple. >> hello, supervisors. thank you for your attention toe important issues. i'm martin olive, the third perd m.c.d. in friks under article 3. we operated -- san francisco unr article 33. we were forced to shutdown in te federal crackdown. we have approval in the d.p.h. provisional permit. we're about to submit our buildg permit for renovations. i'm requesting clarity in regars two adult use permits in januar. i'm advocating for equitable dispensaries. we have a -- the city's attentis been to allow those approved the planning to proceed vd d.p.h. wa victim of federal crackdown. we should be grandfathered in ae applicants should be a fair oppy to prove they're good neighborse up coming market

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honored atr ao-called chair ofia >> >> reporter: it will be permanently o displaythe ike so other chairs like it in other publicces. >> we want to have a physical presence in the airport that says we know that not everybody has made it h servingend our country. >> reporter: finally if rocky can do it our veterans can too. someone hundred 50 power home remodeling employees veterans among them ran the art museum steps this morning as part of a veterans day team building exercise oh, there was plenty of actual exercise as th folks two-day leadership summit. fighting men and women know a little bit about that. [ se r>>epter: and attendindoor ceremonies.o compe made the decision to serve our coun lucy. >> isn't that the truth thank you much, bruce. >> attack caught on cam a police are nng forhe people responsible for the beat ter have that winter coat out. looking live now in allentown tonight. the wind chills in someorrow a freeze warning taking effect in less than two hours. cold will it get? h will it last? your full forecast straight aheads in fight a 50 year old man in the hospital and in coma. one of those att

particularly sensitive time for the company which is preparing for a planned initial public offering in two thousand in nineteen. o let's take a look at simona today's top business headlines. the united states has begun an investigation into subsidies for aluminum production in china. u. s. commerce department examining whether government support from beijing hopes to drive down the price of aluminum. sports from china it the first titime since nineteen eighty five that the u. s. government has initiated an anti dumping case without a complaint from a private company. siemens has chosen at georgia borst stock exchange for its next public stock offering ipo for healthy years siemens forty billion euro medical imaging and diagnostics division will take place in frankfort. and not on wall street i if othr option team is expected to sell twenty five percent minority stake making it offering germany's biggest since nineteen ninety six. and psa peugeot citroen seeking a major refund on its purchase of opal. french carmaker completed its one point three billion euro acquisition of opal from general motors in late july. w

the other one deals with public financing money which is left o. and that's not in ordinance fort i'd ask staff to put it in ordie form. i was given a one-sheet summaryt which i gave to the executive dr and i didn't retain a copy for . so i am speaking from memory. but it is a proposal which is meritorious, dealing with what s to that mon -- what happens to t money so it isn't used for non-l purposes or non-intended purpos. and i think that concludes my cn that, although i wanted to talkt state legislation. i don't know, mr. chairman, if s appropriate here or under new b. >> it would be under item 10. state legislation on item 10, tf report on policy. >> okay. >> so if there is no objection t commissioner kopp has proposed,l have that on next month. >> so the commission just to cly would like the staff he's analyr recommendations in regard to boe previous proposal by supervisorl and the proposal on page 1 aboue of public comments by superviso. >> that's what commissioner kops suggesting. i'll in accord with that. we'll have that on next. >> a brief

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localized official contemplated by h.r. 201 would effectively handcuff ors best positioned o oversee such official. public citizens on this bill said, and i quote, would permit small official with no investor protections such as notice of the official. it will enable a type of affinity fraud where the seller can unload dubious securities l provided there is some relationship between seller and purchaser this. bill assumes that a pre-existing relationship will deter abuse, which is a tenuous foundation at best. further, the relationship can begin with the offer. oh, they don't have to have a previous relationship, it would start when the offer takes place. the bill says the relationship must only exist before the purchase. i ask unanimous consent to enter letters from these groups into the record. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. ms. waters: mr. speaker and members, i don't understand why members of congress would disregard what the state regulators are saying. a state regulators are saying don't do this. don't preempt us. don't pass legislation that would undermine our ability to protect your c

public con all matters pertaining to item d session including vote on whetho hold item 8 in closed session. >> president turman: ladies and gentlemen and members of the pue police commission is now about on to consider personnel matters and some litin matters. we will take public comment nowe fact that we're going into closd session as well as holding a voo into closed session. any public comment? seeing none, public comment is w closed. >> secretary: vote on whether tl in closed sessionç including attorney/client prech 67.10 act. >> move to go into closed sessi. >> second. >> president turman: and could e consider items under theç attot privilege? >> yes. >> president turman: all those . any opposed? thank you. ladies and gentlemen the police commission is now in closed ses. >> secretary kilshaw: you are s. back on the record in open session and you still have a quorum. >> president turman: thank you. what is the next line item. >> secretary kilshaw: vote whether to disclose all or any discussion on item held in closed session. >> president turman: appropriate motion? >> nondisclosure. >> president turman: all in favor? >> aye. >> president turman: any opposed? thank you. all in favo

o-u. i work as a psychiatric worker in the department of public health. i am a bargain team member for 1021. i'm here to support awdy oung who spoke to you before me and other employees who are afraid of come here today and afraid of being retaliated by management staff. audrey and i exercise our 1021 responsibilities and rights. we stood up and testified against corruption at the city services commissions. some people pay to get their jobs while other people are qualified on a hiring list but never have a chance to be hired. the system is for fair employment and fair hiring practices. the department of human services director acknowledged the problems and complaints brought before him for the last six years. they agreed to create effective policies to include training for all management staff posting posters to make public the bribery and ex-portion. nothing has been done and we're not sure what to do audrey and myself and many other members and employees coming from different departments, we testify in this same room in december 2015, august 15, 2016 an

know about something how can you go to a if you don't know about the o two how are you going to go to that concert so it's about publicizing the game and i still feel you can continue to grow and hopefully with more media exposure but the good media not the stuff that's negative the everybody wants to talk about and stuff like that we want to have people with the same journalist have been interviewing me i said i hope to see you at the world cup in france in two years time so when the linus's not just because of negativity because you want to be there i think you just have to continue to grow the game and obviously what's happened the light hopefully that won't deter people from getting involved in the game and that was stop those young girls or boys because it isn't what i like about i know it's not a matter of boys look up to get those boys the cup to me not be spoiled be like just little gold you know but now it's men men come up to me so many people come to me shake my hands and well done you know have the right training soon off my injury and stuff like that so it's nice for people to recognize you for the right thing

o. considers safe. the indian medical association is calling the situation in delhi. public health emergency a most at risk other children and the elderly. in the matt best way to protect yourself from the situation is to be able to stay at home. but for a lot of people that's not possible. does and i have to be out on the street. if i do you are let's polite our. yard really eat. as you can see behind me right now deadly is covered by a thick blanket of smoke. now these conditions are expected to persist for at least a few more weeks. the indian capital has earned the dubious distinction of being the most polluted city in the world. and it's going to stay that way unless the government the authorities take some comprehensive action to solve this proble. three about as you that breaking the smoking in new delhi now it is one hundred years since russia's bolshevik revolution began november seventh. was once a day of grand minute she parades but ever since the fall of the soviet union it has been a. tricky time for the kremlin palace say president ratification is unwilling to