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seven zero three once again that flight number of the plane involved here is six w seven o three. the rattle of airlines internal flight today from moscow to southeast russia emergency teams have reached the crash site now it's about fifty sixty kilometers from moscow but bad weather here at the moment there's been heavy snow over the last week or so they are reporting bodies on the ground at the moment one eyewitness is according to one news agency interfax saying that there is little hope for any of the crew and the passengers there we are yet to cooperate that we're sending our senior correspondent or a galaxy of the news on his way it's going to take a while because the weather is pretty bad and as you just heard you can't totally get there by car so joining us to be on foot we've got crews going there now where of course going to be the prime challenge to bring you up to date on the latest here a very unfortunate story on our patch the areas near a village sixty kilometers south of moscow as a say still no word on what may have caused that plane to come down it was in the ini

you've got the more luck than me that i want to try and find out we know the flight number is six w seven o three. taking off an initially i thought around two o'clock noon local time which was. five hours ago was supposed six hours ago now what we're talking about about two hours ago was ago and it was flying toward we've got the right flight number there are just very interested to see what domodedovo airport is saying about it you've been and you need look like i'm getting islands here from from some russian media who are reporting that the images here of relatives turning up at the airport obviously in panic trying to. find out what exactly is going on from what we understand on the ground from these eyewitnesses from the relatives there is very little information coming out of the airport right now even for people that are there it will take a while for them certainly to put out a statement to get on line in the meantime of course president putin has already expressed his condolences to the relatives and the loved ones of those victims and he has already ordered a special commission to

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flight number six w. seven o three has gone down this often and we believe or have perished in that flight results internationalists kevin i am with you we continue with our news and the update about this awful story after the break. despite its history of the soviet union and. this is about the lives of those. you know. on the children. there been. described as what were your. first to be reserved for your you were two. thousand nine hundred fifty two when did seeds of concentration camp prisoners. be it isn't that good there was corruption because you are much closer to the ship because you're more than one full. bore with or without a with you if you. want to go with. the notion you're brochure for through personal . enthusiasm so when you do when you're at the ocean we're going to be putting you're there with the workers here in the. some are much more and entertainment have become blurred it in our culture and we have children grow up playing playing war games on the computer this war has somehow been to mys

when i ske to expects -- one expects four o even six. on friday, the dow fell and today, the worst fall in percentage terms since the financial crisis. laura: what is the mood on wallc street aftera dramatic day and so many losses? yogita: well, they are worried, of course. certainly traders are worried. one of the things i've been asking, is this the beginning of the end of t good days for the stock market that we've seen. one trader told me, we are not panicking yet. even at thisevel, the market is a lotigher, a lot bigger than it was this year. in many ways, i think people were sort of expectire would be some corrections, some normalization. they just need some sort of trigger for it. the labor report seemed to be a trigr for it. the last thing i would like to point out is that there is a sort of strange correlation, or ratherrrelation between the stock market and the economy. a good jobs report is great for the economy. it shows that there is strength in the economy. you have the stock market reacting negatively because of what they

was an antonov one for a operated by the rattle of airlines would believe the flight number was six w seven o three it was flying to or ski that same city close to the russian border with. reportedly sixty five passengers and six crew on board that plot that flight this site of the crash has already been found emergency teams though. i can only reach it on foot because of severe conditions on the ground it's snowing very heavily here around moscow at the moment is sites of roundabout we believe fifty to sixty kilometers from moscow still no word on what may have caused the crash but our website talking about initial reports saying there that nobody has survived the crew and passengers had no chance the interfax news agency reporting there some people who probably witnessed that crash see we haven't got any pictures back yet from the site there we will be getting there you said our correspondents they shouldn't take too long should be within the hour or so but it does look like seventy one people have perished today we think it is not being confirmed yet i'm just going by the early speculation

making the most of six o. lives google al these dances exemption the honors for along the back making tracks. the good news it's me across the bow shows what it's called the big . where i come from we had to fight for a free press and was born and raised in a military dictatorship with just one to his shadow and a few his papers with official information as a journalist i have worked at all the streets of many can trust and they have problems are always the same fourteen the social inequality a lack of the freedom of the press and corruption who can afford to stay silent when it comes to the sound something humans and see the my little souls who have decided to put their trust in our. name is jenny harrison and work a deep album in. the. pit. pit cut cut. cut cut. cut . me a. mock. me a amulet. this is due to the news live from berlin israel says syrian forces shot down one of its fighter jets a plane goes down during the first israeli airstrikes to head syria in years but israel who warns against further esca

o m i six point zero is to get my. hands on the west. coast the lower much of europe the listening post here are some of the media stories we've been tracking this week both russia and cambodia have elections upcoming it's not a great time to be an opposition figure or journalist in either having difficulty.

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of the main story the plane crash has killed seventy one people the soft new flight number was six w. seven o three it was a flight that left the post to the soft moon from domodedovo airport surat surveillance flight the original flight heading towards the city of all risk of the ca's extern border in russia now of course thoughts foremost with the family the friends loved ones of the people who perished on the plane the crew and the passengers they're going through hell at the moment the coach numbers that that every airport where the took off several hours ago. it's really grim scene there of course we saw one guy actually howling in sorrow earlier on as he learned the news similar scenes been happening as well obviously people going to the airport hoping against all hope that maybe just someone's avoid this or they'll find some people to perish but it doesn't look like that's the case what's happening though that domodedovo airport that major airport just flew in that was solved last night but. a scene of a lot of grief tonight isn't it. well it is of course a very difficult moment for fo

like education and ngordination so it's not g to have the same force it has over the last six years. >> is thi oone partf a fizz soskal stance that mick mulvaney has taken, of how he wan to reform the c.f.p.b. in a different light? >> so, when miclk muvaney, before he became acting director, he was a republican congressman, and at that time he called the c.f.p.b. a joke. he said he wished it didn't exist. he cosponsored legislation that would have done away with the agency. now he's at the head of the agency and he does say, "we're going to do whatever the law says the c.f.p.b. should do" but they're obviously not going to be doing it in the same aggressive manner as before. mick mulvaney thinks it should be more of a cooperation with the financial sector, that it'su not punishing them. it's about working with them. >> so is there a solution that might work in the next six months or a year to try to balance this out? what does the c.f.p.b. kind of office, or what does the ngrector's office say? are they sayi, don't be concerned about this, we'redo still going t enforcement? >> they're saying now

the c-e-o says the first six months of treatment cost between five-thousand and 10-thousand dollars.00 to $400 a month after that. (grant) the c-d-c is warning about a multi-state outbreak of salmonella... linked to kratom(kray-tum) products. the kratom plant has leaves known for their opiate-like effects. people make tea...chew it, smoke it or swallow pills. like opiods...it's used to treat pain. as of right now 28 people have been infected with salmonella across the u-s after consuming kratom products. 11 people have been hospitalized. three people in california have been infected with have been infected with salmonella... that's more than any other state. no deaths have been reported. the source of salmonella contamination has not been identified. (vicki) new at nine.... on the same day as the deadly school shooting in florida, students at a manteca high school decided to do something special....(grant) some seniors at the school near tracy...decided to put post-its with positive messages on all the lockers... as ali wolf reports...almos t a week later...they're still up. (nats ca

temperaturewide o wz we're about five or six degrees warmer than last night. most spots in the 40s. oakland, hayward, san francisco, napa, santa rosa. a couple of 30s from fairfield to los gatos but that's it in terms of the 30 degree readings at this hour. but we're not the only ones with cold weather. process much of the western half dips below freezing. portland 29 backup 30 for seattle. minus 5 in helena. even 19 in salt lake city, 9 in flag staff. here is the call we drop to 40 in san francisco. drop to 31 in napa. 35 in antioch and 3 in haven moon bay. you notice the grown on the map. we are tracking a chance of a sprinkle early tomorrow morning. so future weather hour by hour tomorrow morning 6:30 in the morning, that's the chance of a little bit of the ringle popping up. best chance is on the coast and quick moving cold front. by the afternoon we breck out tons of sunshine to dry the afternoon. and temperatures are stuck in the 50s once again. so the sunshine ineffective tomorrow at warming us up tomorrow. so 54 in san francisco tomorrow. about 5 a for oakland. 58 in san jos

to do that, congress wants another six weeks o time to do the normal appropriations bills. so this bill does two things. it raises those maximum spending amounts and it has a continuing resolution or one last short-term funding bill that will go to march 23rd, th the item that's most imperative to avoid a shutdown, the short-term c.r. or continuing resolution, but they're tiedg together, and now they're both being blocked. >> woodruff: i watched yourni report last. you got into some of what is in this bill, but flush out some more. >> a lot of folks concerned about the opioid crisis. there is $6 billion worth of fundin let's have some perspective on that. that's not much compared to the $25 billion recently requested from senators in high-impact states. another thing, the military.o we hear a about this $160 billion increase in their annual budget over the next to years. there's also another $16 billion for the military in something called the overseas contingency fund, emergency funding that's been kicked around year after year and has become an annual spending item. the m

six d. is very good not just on the c o two emissions but also on pollution seems to me it sounds like these already dead. the hell would you like the death of diesel handled then it is it'll be a slow death. well we need in especially the industry these are technology going forward in order to reduce c o two emissions to meet the very tough goals starting in two thousand and twenty one so i cannot see a very early this but the consumer needs to have confidence that the technology is working also for the next decades at least and that no changes in law is coming again and telling someone in sri years well even the sixty you are norm is not sufficient so i'm a strong believer in this bridging technology but it will be combined. electric vehicles with small hybrids is that there is the post tell me how's germany meant to meet the standards which is not at the moment and how consumers meant to have confidence in their politicians who are working so closely with the auto industry and so closely that the consumer is mainly left out well i think very important in this huge transformation you're go

but they are reporting productivity has increased by o.9%, reporting productivity has increased by 0.9%, which is the strongest sixs since before the crash. 0bviously that is great news but in context it is not amazing. 0.9% is not amazing. britain's recovery is still the slowest in the g—7 country since 2008, and low productivity is of course keeping wages down as well. productivity should be around 296. well. productivity should be around 2%. during the 90s it was at 5%. so it is not great news, and you might also argue, and some economists do, that the two things are linked, the fa ct that the two things are linked, the fact the government is not spending is what is keeping our recovery so slow and so slow, because you need for the government needs to invest in infrastructure, in major building products, in order to stimulate the economy and get it out of the slump it is currently in, and that is affecting semi people. and laura, unemployment has gone up as well hasn't it? it has gone up slightly. it is true that productivity is a big issue in the economy first no one can quite put their finger on why it has be

. >> six months on, we're still not home yet. we vacillate between wondering,o e want to be in this house, or do we just want to start over somewhere else. >> i describe it as a roller coaster of emotions. it was the horror of being rlooded and evacuating you ar house with two small cren and a dog. it is the craziness of the last six months trying to rebuild your life.hu laura: the nexicane season is only four months away. this is a sprawling coastal city, with bayous like this vulnerable to flooding. o defending being done houston against future hurricanes? >> this is a storm that did not discriminate, whether you were poor or affluent. the waters came and you were impacted. ura: the mayor of houston knows only too well how exposed his city is.ec protng it is a long-term project. mayor turner: it is important for the city to take steps to mitigate the risk of flooding. if they are living close to a ba or, it needs to be expanded, there needs to be more detention basins put in place. laura: that is little comfort to gloria, who is waiting to go home, traumatized

more charges of sexual misconduct against actor scot bay-o , this time from ayoung male actor who worked with him in hollywood. (catherine) new at sixay-o is facing new assault accusations. a former "charles in charge" actor says bay-o assaulted and "mentally tortured" him in the 19-80s. alexander polinsky made the allegations today at a news conference. polinsky says bay-o exposed himself, talked about gay sex acts with the young actor...and once threw a hot cup of tea in his face. a spokesman for scott bay-o says the actor denies "each and every one" of the allegations of sexual misconduct.(brian glicklich/spokesperson for scott baio): " for reasons i don't understand, i'm the target of false claims that threaten everything that is important in my life. i'm hurt and i'm angry. but mostly i am stunned that anyone could be so cruel as to attack not just me but my entire family with lies." last month "charles in charge" star, nicole eggert came forward with claims against baio. she says he sexually assaulted her when she was a minor when they worked together on the hit show. (steve) adult firm actress stormy daniels is now free to ta

six months ago. will provide a lot of revenue in the region, even if 70 stay around the 60 to mark. oingn to 50-60, that is 10 better than we thought six months ago. bonanza in issuing 2017 with the bond yields creeping up to the levels they that give them an additional incentive? i think so. bond deals have drifted back will be helpful to issues that are rate sensitive. continued good flow and sufficient demand within the region to support these issues. which is most vulnerable to the global selloff when the market comes back online? gary: the saudi index. the numbers are 70% of it on a the volume is very retail focused. they may be a bit more skittish that we have.ment yousef: what kind of recommendations are you making to complaints? shifting in terms of what investors should be adding parteir portfolios in this of the world? ary: no, it's about being patient. the international markets are peoplethird or 5 or 10%, can slowly start to move back into the local markets as well. 10% f: you're saying 5 to of a correction. after having spent some time research, until u.s. 10-years are at 3%

o.-p. in the elections of the north while the twenty six thousand election for the doyle in dublin achieved its best results since the one nine hundred twenty s. a met him to challenge the irish old firm a feeling galan feel for oil now the question is under this new leader maybe with donald tension fane finally overtake the democratic unionist in the north and the med once again as a governing party in the public. believe it donald you're no officially the leader of shouldn't fear tell me a bit about your own background how you came into politics your double go i am an example and woman alex even and and i came into politics in some ways almost accidentally i came into sort of a pit of political activism and running for elections and so on as a result of my interest in. domestic politics what was going on in the north it and i too international politics. but i had never planned this as the end point if you like of my my political journey i grew up in dublin i come from what would be considered to be i suppose a typically middle class background i was very lucky i've had good educational op

o.-p. in the elections of the north while the twenty six thousand election for the doyle in dublin achieved its best results since the one nine hundred twenty s. a met him to challenge the irish old firm ophelia gale and feel a foil now the question is under this new leader milly with donald tension fame finally overtake the democratic universe in the north and the med once again as a governing party in the republic. will be dawdled you're no officially the leader of shouldn't fear tell me a bit about your own background how you came into politics your double to go i am an example and woman alex even ann and i came into politics in some ways almost accidentally i came into a sort of a pit of political activism and running for elections and so on as a result of my interest in. domestic politics what was going on in the north and i too international politics. but i had never planned this as the end point if you like of my political journey i grew up in dublin i come from what would be considered to be i suppose a typically middle class background i was very lucky to have. good educational opp

today a new england deli owner paid up o on his bet with the deli. they sent the shop for a sixoot long sandwich.the owner sa when he got an e-mail challenging him to a food swap wager. >> he bet a six foot sub that the patriots were going to win the super bowl. is and i just responded back, i don't know what a sub is but we'll bet you a hoegy. >>> the super bowl champs, hard to believe the super bowl champs are taking over late night line up. alshon jeffrey, chris long and jalen mills will be on "the tonight show" at 11:35 tonight. after that you can catch malcolm jenkins on the late show. >>> the players will be back in town for the parade of champions. so will about some of the biggest fans. no matter where you live, getting to the parade will require tom planning. tonight we have you covered from both sides of the river. we begin with mitch blacher with major scheduling changes from septa. >> free rides on the market frankfurt and limited passes on the regional rails is septa's success formula to celebrate the super bowl. >> that's our plan to ride to match riders to real am

the c-e-o says the first six months of treatment cost between five-thousand and 10-thousand dollars.nth after that. (robin) coming up in the next hour of the kron 4 morning news ... its been one year since coyote creek flooded homes in the south bay. will tran is live in san jose with recovery efforts one year later. (robin) plus ... we new video leaked on the web ... showing last month's deadly shooting involving a bart police officer in oakland. we'll share the latest details on the case. (robin)and home surveillance video captures a man lurking around a bay area home with a mother and young child inside. that story ... coming up in the next hour. (ácommercialá) ( will ) today marks one year since the coyote creek flooding in san jose. i will have the details in a live report. ( darya ) video of a deadly shooting by a bart police officer is leaked online.you'll see the moments leading up to the fatal confrontation. ( james ) and we are tracking the possibility of showers this morning. rebecca strom is tracking the rain. ( darya ) good morning i'm darya folsom..( james ) and i'm jam

o.-p. in the elections of the north while the twenty six thousand election for the doyle in dublin achieved its best results since the one nine hundred twenty s. or met him to challenge the irish old firm ophelia gale and feel a fall now the question is under this new leader merely with donald tension fane finally overtake the democratic unionist in the north and the met once again as a governing party in the republic. dawdled you're no officially the leader of shouldn't fear tell me a bit about your own background how you came into politics your double to go i am an intel and woman alex even ann and i came into politics in some ways almost accidentally i came into sort of a pit of political activism and running for elections and so on as a result of my interest in. domestic politics what was going on in the north it and i too international politics. but i had never planned this as the end point if you like of my my political journey i grew up in dublin i come from what would be considered to be i suppose a typically middle class background i was very lucky i've had good educational opportu

think that jay powell might be happy that he has seven weeks instead of the usual six weeks to prepare for his for his debut f o m c meeting and potentially that first press conference that bernanke instituted because there is a lot on his plate as you just mentioned we've got a two point four percent saving rate clearly the markets are just on hand just animal spirits have been set completely free and we're seeing what right vallier recently called a melt up this feels a lot like one thousand nine hundred ninety economies going on all cylinders and yet there are signs emerging from the household sector of stress at the same time that low savings rate is not a good sign j palace got a lot of work out cut out for him right now and so the governors but those thoughts but let me get your personal thought i mean do you think danielle that the the market is a little ahead of itself. oh gosh yes i do i mean regardless of the barometer that you use the only way that you can say that the markets are not overvalued is if you use the example of one nine hundred ninety nine because the stock market right now is more overv

think that jay powell might be happy that he has seven weeks instead of the usual six weeks to prepare for his for his debut f o m c meeting and potentially that first press conference that bernanke instituted because there is a lot on his plate as you just mentioned we've got a two point four percent saving rate clearly the markets are just on hand just animal spirits have been set completely free and we're seeing what right vallier recently called a melt up this feels a lot like one thousand nine hundred ninety economies going on all cylinders and yet there are signs emerging from the household sector stress at the same time that low savings rate is not a good sign j palace got a lot of work out cut out for him right now and so the governors but those thoughts but let me get your personal thought i mean do you think danielle that the the market is a little ahead of itself. oh gosh yes i do i mean regardless of the barometer that you use the only way that you can say that the markets are not overvalued is if you use the example of one nine hundred ninety nine because the stock market right now is more overvalu

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o j an f.b.i. seeking to punish spoofers of futures this was confirmed moments ago by a c f t c press release which announced criminal and civil enforcement actions against three banks and six individuals involved in commodities fraud and spoofing schemes so daughter bank is to pay thirty million dollars u.b.s. the fifteen million dollars and h.s.b.c. is spray one point five million dollars to settle these spoofing futures in the gold and silver markets all right well we were talking about this for ten years that these banks manipulate the price of gold and silver as a way to keep the dollar buoyant and keep the focus on the dollar and everyone argued that this was not possible because for every bar there was a seller but in the world of naked futures and spoofing that's not true and now it's come out these banks are manipulating the gold price and it's still going on by the way i mean this is just a slap on the wrist for a few banks that are engaged in manipulation but they're the schemes continue and the price is continuing to be suppressed in this way and but people don't want to believe it because they have a cult like following of money in the u.s. dollar you and i on

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