group britain first known for offensive anti muslim post as well as personal pages of its leaders paul golding and his deputy j. to franzen donald trump came under fire for retreating her anti muslim post last month so far terms pages still up and running the white supremacist magazine american renaissance and its editor were also booted off along with the american nazi party space age where a system discriminatory accounts like these surely have to be shut down even hand something clearly shown by the number of users who recently posted scores of death threats and problems commission chief over his campaign to scrap net neutrality in the us and called for violence but they count on from their active account school or fine and inciting violence even his wife and conservative uses those those. this is not to. do this is. not twitter has admitted it will make mistakes in the quest to make the platform a safer place but so far it's hate purge seems more than a little messy and on even the people at twitter just like other social media platforms are under tremendous pressure is always used against

following on social media and of course they are crying foul and now and the their party leader paul golding of britain first has posted this petition here asking twitter to reactivate their account but twitter is actually not their only outlet for a while now people who've been kicked off twitter for their views have been gathering on platforms like gap which is also described as the twitter for the far right and as you can imagine there have been of course people who have criticized this move by twitter and one of them is this user here who is actually. addressing twitter fondo jack dorsey and he says your attacks on free speech make me sick you sense of the right citing violence or hate yet the violent and hateful left continues on a post i can't decide for myself what views to hold so we have to keep in mind that these new rules have just started so we have to give it a bit of time to see whether it would really effect hate speech or not all right our social media editor was like thank you. and ben is back now and then some people getting ready for an early christmas present a few people

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group britain first known for offensive anti muslim post as well as personal pages of its leaders paul golding and his deputy j. to franzen donald trump came under fire for retreating her anti muslim post last month so far terms page a still up and running the white supremacist magazine american renaissance and its editor were also booted off along with the american nazi party space age racist and discriminatory accounts like these surely have to be shut down but the problem is so far the punishments don't seem to be being doled out with an even hand something clearly shown by the number of users who recently posted scores of death threats and promises of violence to the federal communications commission chief over his campaign to scrap net neutrality in the us this user employed both racist terms and call for violence but the account is still active another tweet laying out a desire to kill pie is still readily available and it goes on from there active account school or fine and inciting violence even his wife and children were named and attacked and the past pie himself has called twitter o

britain first‘s leader, paul golding, and his deputy, jayda fransen, whose posts were retweeted by presidentill reduce abusive behaviour and hateful conduct on its platform. here, the prime minister has told the house of commons that there can never be a place for the threats of violence and intimidation against mps. she made the comments after it emerged that some mps have received dozens of abusive e—mails and because of their views on brexit. 0ur political correspondent vicki young has more details. these are just some of the abusive messages received by this conservative mp in recent weeks. e—mails and tweets full of personal abuse, accusing her and colleagues of treason for voting against the government in a brexit vote, even saying they should be hanged. anna soubry and others have reported it to the police. this is something new. we have not seen anything like this in the past. and it's all about saying to people like me, "you will not vote in the way that you have voted, and if you do, i will threaten to hang you. and if you do, i'm going to threaten that you should be deselected." i

britain first‘s leader paul golding and his deputyjayda fransen, whose posts were retweeted by presidente will "reduce abusive behaviour and hateful conduct" on its platform. 400 more flights have been cancelled on monday and another 86 delayed at the world's busiest airport, as the fallout from sunday's crippling power—outage continues. the power was cut for 11 hours at atlanta's international airport, leaving passengers stranded, in darkened terminals, or in planes out on the runway. even though electricity was finally restored, the delays have continued to affect travel plans, for thousands of people. the failure seems to have been caused by a fire in an underground plant. atlanta's mayor has apologised. amid all the chaos, many were surprised there was no backup system. this here is a mess, for the last three hours. i mean, things happened. the power went out — understandable. but not to have a backup plan, nobody coming out, telling us what's going on — it goes a long way, just saying what's happening. everyone here wasjust kind of shocked, and then just fine, went on with it. becau

paul golding was with his deputy jayda fra nsen as she appeared in court.summer. detectives are now questioning mr golding about the same event. the ministry of defence has been ordered to pay damages of up to £30,000 to four iraqi citizens. the high court has awarded the compensation for their ill—treatment and unlawful detention by british armed forces during the iraq war. lawyers for the men say the judgment could determine the outcome of hundreds of other claims. a mile underwater off the coast of papua new guinea, preparations are under way for the world's first deep—ocean mine. rocks found on the ocean floor are exceptionally rich in copper and gold and could be worth billions of pounds. but scientists are warning that mining the rock will devastate marine life, and sir david attenborough has condemned the plans. 0ur science editor, david shukman, has been given exclusive access to the project. in the brilliant tropical waters of papua new guinea, a controversial project is taking shape that could have a huge impact on the oceans. a vast, lumbering ma

britain first‘s leader paul golding and his deputyjayda fransen, whose posts were retweeted by presidentccounts taken down. twitter claims the move will "reduce abusive behaviour and hateful conduct" on its platform. there have been violent protests in the argentine capital, buenos aires, where congress is making a further attempt to pass pension reforms. the demonstrators say the reforms will lead to the poorest people working longerfor a lower pension. a session last week was postponed because of the disturbances. the country's main union has called a 24—hour general strike. dozens have protested in vienna which includes the far right freedom party, which they denounced as nazi, throwing oranges at police, who have arrested some people. a high—speed passenger train has de—railed in washington state. three people are so far confirmed dead. carriages fell from the tracks onto a busy highway below. about 70 people were taken to hospital. james cook has more. amtrack a501, emergency, emergency. we are on the ground. the conductor calling for help from amtrak 501 has just survived a deadly

leaders of the right wing britain first party and neither jade of france a nor the party leader paul golding can tweet anymore and twitter has also suspended britain's first official account now since yesterday dozens of accounts link to racist groups in hate speech began to disappear from the platform and this is actually a big deal especially for marginalized groups like britain first who have just only you managed to scrape along one percent mark in the local elections but they have managed to become huge too to get a huge following on social media and of course they rely and they depend on their following and as this is also one of the reasons that their party leader has posted this petition here and he is demanding that twitter reactivate their account but at the time of this broadcast they had only received around five thousand signatures well many of these hate groups rely heavily on social media sites to get their message out how much of a blow is this. well if you just ban people who talk a lot of course they will go somewhere else to talk about the same things and one of those plat

paul manafort. a source tells us gold stone mentioned the idea of the social media post at the end of the trump tower meeting as everyone was leaving and that goldstone continued to push the proposal in e-mails in the following weeks. cnn has done a search of vk pages and could not find any indication the campaign ever set a page up. then there was a second e-mail dated june 14, 2016, five days after the trump tower meeting n that e-mail, goldstone forwarded a cnn story on russia's hacking of dnc e-mails. it was forwarded to his client, a russian pop star. also to another who attempted the meeting and he described the news of the hacks as quote eerily weird. we reached out to some attorneys and the attorney for ike confirms his client received the e-mail but said it was odd because hacking, he says was never discussed at the meeting. but the point is these new e-mails are raising new questions for investigators about what exactly was discussed inside the trump tower meeting, and how much these e-mails kept coming in after the meeting itself. christine and dave? >> all right. thank you. >>> head of th

still isn't so much the samwell gospel for example it isn't a limited work and paul that later received the cover of goldhe had spit on and glued in and then clicked on his own ground that cover also had materials worked into it in the dignified than it will and used to give money. away to tool and as in the open the book like this has a history stretching back hundreds of years it was a long time in the making when doesn't it makes every object in the cathedral treasury a work with its own unique and exciting story. stickman. in all things in the safe to. fly into the treasure disappeared from creating book for a while where was it. this was a visit funnily enough the treasures here have a knack for being stolen which i started during the reformation when i had people back then the abbot sent the treasurer off to relatives for safe keeping the food today because she was worried that it would be taken away after the monastery had come down on the side of the protestants a bit later holy and had the treasure taken elsewhere fortunately it was then brought back and that's it was again the most recent stori

and in that email gold stone said that, quote, don and paul were on board with the idea. of course that's a reference to then campaign chair paul manafort as well as donald trump junior. so a source tells cnn that gold stone had mentioned media post idea at the end of the meeting. continued to push it weeks that followed. but a cnn search we could not find any indication that the campaign ever set a page up. then, brooke, there was another email, it was dated june 14th, 2016, that was five days after the trump tower meeting. in that email gold stone actually forwarded a cnn story on russia's hacking on dnc. he sent that to russia pop star. and also gold stone described the news of the hacks as quote early weird given what they had discussed at the trump tower meeting five days earlier. but one of the sources we talked about downplayed the interaction saying news of the dnc hack was only surprising because of the run up to the trump tower meeting the russian participants had promised information. that information, that dirt was never provided. but, brooke, all of these ema

gold medal. the others were mandela, john paul and mother teresa. ,hen i mentioned this to natan he pointed out that it was not at the congressional medal of -- both received the medal. he was the only one in that group of four who had a successful marriage. [laughter] i think that particular test of mind is what has given to do the veryy many things that he has done. the ability to see the world in that kind of respect that when you are in prison and then when you are in israeli politics. talk a little bit about what you learned in nine years of israeli politics. i will tell you. israel democracy has so many things. it is so interesting. it is so overwhelming and so challenging. day, you have to make very --. on the usually people have to think about good and evil during a major crisis or during a war. israelis have to think about it, every moment. it, peopleget about from the neighboring party will immediately remind them, what you are doing is evil. to the country -- evil to the country. it is very vibrant. for me, it was difficult. dissent is always about ideological -- not compromising ideologi

were on board with the idea, a reference to then campaign chair paul manafort and donald trump jr. a source tells us that gold stoen had also mentioned that idea at the end of the trump tower meeting as everyone was meeting and that he continued to push the proposal in e-mails in the following weeks. cnn has done a search of vk pages. we could not find any indication that the campaign ever set a page up. then, there was a second e-mail. it was dated june 14, 2016. that was five days after the trump tower meeting. and in that e-mail, goldstone foorlded a cnn story on rourke's hacking of dnc e-mails, forwarding to his client, the russian pop star. amin ag lara, also to ike, who attended the meetings and he described the news of the hacks as quote, ear rilly weird. the attorney for ike confirmed that his client received the e-mail, but he said it was odd because hacking, he says, was never discussed at the meeting but the point is that these new e-mails, they're raising new questions for investigators about what exactly was discussed inside the trump tower meeting, and how much these e-mails kept coming in after

gold. >> okay. and -- and you might think, i might want to do paul george. is paul george leading you to a championship? >> no. >> no. westbrook may not either. but at least he is more box office and he is a better player. >> finally, any idea what lebron will do after the season? i had all of these dreams and hopes. new york, l.a. i got a feeling akron is going to work for him. >> yeah. you might be thinking -- i can't even think of a lebron nickname for the cavs like you've come up with. but, look. i think it's a great chance. and we just talked about paul george in oklahoma city. the ideal scenario for cleveland is that oklahoma city, it doesn't work over the next few weeks and they come to the conclusion we have to trade paul george to get something for him because he is not going to stay if we are mediocre. >> i think lebron has a history of attracting smart veteran players looking for hardware. i think paul would consider it. >> he would give them a great chance to play with golden state. >> absolutely. >> no. >> terrific chance! >> and he could stay -

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gold digger named pamela churchill. invention also at home to bunny about paul melons affairs so bunny was very aware paul had another life. after the war both men came home and the marriages were troubled. bunny was convince her husband have been having affairs overseas and let's face it, he was gone for so years and he was a good-looking man and anything is possible. and she was having a hard time with it. she was unclear whether the marriage would last. where am i here? paul melons life was allergic to horse of the ship into analysis with carl young to try -- dot analysis would help her. doctor told her she should stop writing. but her husband loved horses and you want to stay married to them and she thought staying married mitt trotting along beside him. she was trotting along one day when she had horrible asthma attack he got her own and she died within an hour. bunny and her husband were very solicitous of the friend, and bunny was especially -- he was a widower, two young children. he did them how to handle things. she looked long and hard in the mirror at her marriage was troubled and this is one of the wealthiest

gold digger. >> by the way, the person she's talking to, one of the brothers paul told police jennifer and he were afraid of. here he she is confiding in him. and she was not happy about paul. >> i have pictures of the damage he did to all of my furniture. he kicked in my car. somebody saw him at starbucks spit in my face on my way to work. >> but things clearly changed after that. remember, she were all lovey-dovey, paul was talking marriage the night before the fire. and now here he was not much more than a year later on trial for her murder. listening to prosecutor chuck gillingham take the jury inside the last days of paul's relationship with jennifer. how did gillingham do that? jennifer's cell phone. detectives discovered that most of her text message history had been deleted. but law enforcement has changed a lot. had to to keep up with high-tech. the palo alto cops managed to find a phone expert all the way across the country in new hampshire who had a very deep look into that cell phone. and was able to pull up thousands, literally thousands of deleted text messages between jennifer and p

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gold. at helzberg diamonds. while supplies last. maria: welcome back house speaker paul ryan is denying reports he plans to retire after the 2018 midterms, politico reported the house speaker has his eye on exiting after the election and he's been telling friends and colleagues this. joining us is karl rove former white house deputy chief of staff senior advisor to president george w. bush and a fox news contributor carl good to see you thanks for joining us reporter: you bet thanks for having me. maria: paul ryan said it's not true and you say? reporter: i think i think that it's probably not true. i'd say that for two reasons first of all, the best way to become a lame duck is to say you're a lame duck and paul ryan is smart enough to know that as speaker, he would begin to lose a lot of his authority if he were to say do you know what? i'm out of here. second of all the evidence doesn't point that direction. he's announcing he wants to take on entitlement spending next year, he's raising a bundle of money i think he's transferred raised and transferred $30 million to

paul: it feels like there has been some of that effect in recent days helping the -- of the market. goldnteresting one. in the past 10 years, eight of those gold has rallied at christmas. we also made a joke about whether the frankincense and myrrh was also rallying. tothat steeps back in helping out those miners. nejra: they were edging lower in late trading to match broad selloff across europe. what is going on here? peripheryeuropean will come into the spotlight again, in particular at the start of next year. we know that the italian elections are imminent. that has weighed a little bit on italian bonds going in, although we had an auction today that seemed to go reasonably well. nothing to worry about there. --spain, the count ohlone a catalonia risk is hanging over those heads as well. be a good test of investor appetite. can we sustain the momentum we had through much of the second half of this year? we will find out in the next few days. shery: and speaking of momentum, i want to look at the main indices in europe at the close of equity trading. the dax outperforming -- this is ba

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up top that there's so paul cullen make it so easy for their opponents keep a book style or grab the ok. an official after thirty six minutes were as it was the twenty sixth gold the cologne have let in this season one time struggles defense was a masterpiece they conceded just twenty on the season the game they came up with this time around it's a very different story. set pieces have never been stick a strong point but as a parting gift his players found it in them to score from a free kick the ball of citigroup resi with the equalizer up of their fifth goal of the season joy all round full of a sudden happy ending seemed possible for coming. maybe even for still. remember when we finished fifth last year and they carried us around cologne on their shoulders. yeah it was not lovely. brought european football back to the city after a twenty five year absence they love them for that on the terraces. but on the pitch cologne are a catastrophe as defense stands and status. were happy to have the great fully made it to one half to seventy two minutes. no worries peter not long left now with. them in the seventy eighth minute a shock for the first time this season

that said, gold is much more of a sure thing. but bitcoin, we are not sure. paulfor that update on bitcoin. the story that keeps on giving. coming up, macau's casinos. they seem to meet making -- and seem to be making a comeback. this is bloomberg. ♪ retail. under pressure like never before. and it's connected technology that's moving companies forward fast. e-commerce. real time inventory. virtual changing rooms. that's why retailers rely on comcast business to deliver consistent network speed across multiple locations. every corporate office, warehouse and store near or far covered. leaving every competitor, threat and challenge outmaneuvered. comcast business outmaneuver. paul: it is a: 30 a.m. in singapore, half an hour away from the treating there. i am paul allen in sydney. kathleen: i am kathleen hays in new york. you're watching "daybreak asia." paul: let's get the first word news with courtney collins. a bond veteran has been warning about the damage low interest savers,used a banks and and the fed is likely to because is about new hikes. he says there is

and the gold bowls are taking that as a shot in the arm at least for now. pauland this is putting betty: -- and this is putting pressure on oil prices? su: it is a bit depressive for price. we are getting the agency reports that come out. it is a bit worrisome for some traders. if we look at the gold story, again, it's really interesting. it has been a tough year for gold. at least a rough quarter. even though gold got off to a great start as you can see going into september, we have the stock market perform so well and we have a lot of positive economic data. the fact that you have to fed members is seen as a real bullish sign. that is why you see the move higher today. let's get to first word news with courtney collins. courtney: president trump says the senate in the house are very close to compromise tax legislation. as republicans try to have a bill signed into law before the years and. congressional negotiators said the bill would be a historic victory, but the passage has been clouded by the alabama election results. democrats want to vote delayed until d

venetian glass and gold using the original 1953 design, but because this is the largest and most prominent catholic church in north america, the artist added 13 american saints. >> saint john pauli, mother teresa of calcutta who visited here many times and is in an honorary american citizen. >> it's a beautiful thing for people to be able to look up to. >> i think that's really cool. mike: over many months, the like awas assembled jigsaw puzzle. the scaffolding alone took a year to construct and deconstruct. dome was finally dedicated with a special envoy of pope francis in attendance. >> i wish to extend the greetings of our holy father. the archbishop says he sees the dome as a reflection of the many and diverse colors of the parishioners below. >> you can see in the thousands of people gathered for mass the faith of the world. dome the dedication of the marks the official completion of the basilica. >> to that great vision a century ago, amen. mike: it's a work of art and a work of faith 100 years in the making. nancy: the first snow of the season, moving in. chief meteorologist bill kelly is breaking down the timing of the storm. a terrifying scene. a car on fire, two peopl

. >> gold stone also forwarded a cnn story -- a stoory about russia's hacking of dnc e-mails to his russian pop star client -- jared kushner and paul manafort describing the news and this is their quote, eerily weird, given what they have discussed at trump tower five days earlier. do you find that strange? >> i think that's an interesting comment. my daughter worked for a foreign policy magazine. i know he's a regular contributor. but at the same time, max, we would both agree it's been a year and a half and there hasn't been anything that mueller or the senate or the house has produced to show collusion. for manafort it had nothing to do with the campaign. for flynn it was lying to the fbi, for papadopoulos it was lying to the fbi. if collusion was so apparent why hasn't there been somebody who's been indicted. >> jack, don't just throw away, lying to the fbi. >> but it had nothing to do with the campaign -- >> it's their own character. he was not instructed to lie to the fbi. >> go ahead. >> that's just not a very compelling argument. >> well, if you're partisan -- >> i'm not a partisan, jack. i used to be a right wing republica

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gold with shamrocks for st. patrick's day coming up. and now the bend north and then west on to u.s. 30, four lanes divided, which chris and paul and matt agree is a better dui go than the indiana toll rod further north that the other janesville gypsies take on friday night. u.s. 30 gives them chance in the storm try to guess what is playing at the drive-in movie theater. the passengers klaining their necks to get a quick peek at the screen at an angle. and one time they drove threw giant thunderstorm with lightning bolts along this flat land of long views they could see shooting straight down into the fields. no matter the season, there's always the bourbon bible church with the weird larger than life -- die arama you can see. matt's phone rings and it's his daughter. he indiana he says three hours, okay, sweet. >> 'll let you go i love you, too. .... what remains the steel mills on the right. light spark link, gray smoke plumes dissolving into the sky. flicker of flames. u.s. steel arrived in 1906 to build the mills on the south side of lake michigan. now its pomlation of 78,000 is less than half of the heyday in 1960. fourur in 10 of

but there is a lot of gold around, so it can't have a parabolic move we're not finding 1% of bitcoin a year, apparently we're just not getting that new supply of bitcoin. >> ron paul, by the way, former congressman, had a twitter poll and asked his followers, if you had to invest in something, but you couldn't touch it for ten years, would you do federal reserve reserve notes, bonds, gold, or bitcoin you know what won. >> bitcoin but gold was his favor, and maybe still is his favor gold seems to be not a repository of worth. if you had to be on the run and you're from venezuela, do you want to line your jacket with -- nice -- >> gold is very heavy. gold is very, very heavy >> tor bitcoin >> i'm always amazed when they bring in a gold bar here, how heavy it is. >> bitcoin is very light and very transportable and because of block chain, it can work anywhere. >> it can. >> let's move on -- >> why >> because we've done 7 minutes on bitcoin, how much more can we do >> i have another 40 minutes on bitcoin. >> i'll leave then >> i want you to stick around, so i'm willing to shift to the theo theorem. >> let's talk a little disney/fox as we get closer to what's going to b

paul golding is accused of using threatening, insulting or abusive words or behaviour.jayda fransen, appeared in court yesterday to face the same charge in relation to the rally. she was later arrested and charged in connection with a separate incident in belfast on wednesday. roger federer has been named the bbc‘s 0verseas sports personality of year for a record fourth time. the 36—year—old from switzerland — who won his eighth wimbledon title in 2017 — said he was "incredibly proud" to receive the award, which was voted for by the public david 0rnstein looks back at yet another stellar year for one of the greatest sportsmen of all time. the crowning glory of yet another historic season for roger federer. the first man to win wimbledon eight times, extending his record to 19 grand slams titles and at 35, proving age is no barrier to greatness. ravaged by injury in 2016, federer‘s best days looked behind him, however the legendary swiss was back on song at the australian open, renewing his rivalry with rafael nadal and coming out on top, the first major success in 11.5