and for more we are joined by a f p correspondent eric randolph in teheran eric antigovernment protests in iran they are rare but still we've seen two now three days of scattered anti-government protests what is the scale of this what does it mean. well this started on the day in the second city utah shots started off as just a normal routine protest against enormous problems i didn't costs but surprisingly spiralled out of control and soon people were chanting slogans against the regime as a whole it spreads to other cities around the country on friday we have people even chancing. of the monarchy that was toppled in the ninety's and not revolution which is something we haven't seen since the mass protests back in two thousand and nine and it really put everybody off guard. and. called some trophy regime. well i mean it's interesting you mention this two thousand and nine protest today's pro-government protesters anniversary protests about suppressing those protests and what makes this wave different from what happened you know eight years ago. well back then there was a allegations of

right eric randolph in tehran thanks so much for your insights well it gives a comp to christians are in mourning after another attack by suspected islamic extremists authorities say eight worshippers and a police officer were killed in a gunfight when an attacker attempted to break through security outside a church in a car oh suburb now the so-called islamic state has claimed responsibility in the past year it has killed dozens of christians interred bombings and into tings. i at least eight coptic christians were killed in friday's gum attack. a joint funeral was held hours later attended by hundreds of people i queuing to enter the church mourners expressed grief and anger at yet another attack on the christian minority this time a week ahead of orthodox christmas. i know nothing said about them i knew you know i'm during our christmas every holiday they send us these gifts card you are vengeful never mind. the attack happened at the mom in a church in a cairo suburb a gunman on a motorcycle opened fire on worshippers leaving a service at least one police officer was also killed.

all right eric randolph thanks very much for the update well thanks for joining us here at g.w. news in berlin we're going to leave you with a few images of spectacular new year's fireworks from auckland and sydney as those cities rang in twenty eighteen joy. surely you see that the world over information the provide the paintings they want to express.

other which indeed eric randolph in tehran thanks so much for joining us. well the new york times has reported that the f.b.i. probe into possible collusion between the trump presidential campaign and russia began after a tip off from an australian diplomat according to the newspaper former trump campaign advisor george papadopoulos told the diplomats that russia had obtained thousands of e-mails that would embarrass chump's opponent hillary clinton now australia later informed the f.b.i. the agency's russia investigation has hung over the trump administration since he took office about a year ago well thanks for joining us here at news and berlin we'll leave you with some images of spectacular new year's fireworks from auckland and sydney as those cities rang in twenty eighteen enjoy happy new year. has no children which makes her feel worthless and incomplete. in a society that expects them to be children this is a burden many married childless women are suffer from a very personal film about the suffering of childless women in.

all right eric randolph thanks very much for the update. well thanks for joining us here at d.w. news in berlin we're going to leave you with some images of spectacular new year's fireworks from auckland and from sydney as those cities ring in two thousand and eighteen enjoy every new year. new w.'s program guide on the internet the highlights. d.w. dot com highlights. i.

correspondent eric randolph in tehran speaking to us earlier now to some of the other stories making news around the world a deputy sheriff in the u.s. state of colorado has been killed after he responded to a call about a domestic disturbance official say the gunman was shot and killed after he opened fire on a group of deputies and civilians injuring several people. rights group says police in democratic republic of congo have shot dead two protesters in the capital city of can just up this after security forces interrupted a catholic mass and arrested altar boys who are protesting against the country's president elections to replace them have been delayed and are due next year. at least seventeen people have been killed and more than a dozen others wounded after a bomb attack in eastern afghanistan no group has claimed responsibility for the attack which caps a deadly year for civilians in the country a bloody end to a gruesome year in afghanistan. charred remains are all that's left of this rickshaw it was packed with explosives and detonated during a funeral where people had gat

in other which indeed eric randolph in tehran thanks so much for joining us. the new york times has reported that the f.b.i. probe into possible collusion between the trump presidential campaign and russia began after a tip off from an australian diplomat according to the newspaper former campaign adviser george papadopoulos told the diplomat that russia had obtained thousands of e-mails that would embarrass trump's opponent hillary clinton. australia later informed the f.b.i. the agency's russia investigation has hung over the trump administration since he took office nearly a year ago. well thanks for joining us here at deja vu news in berlin we're going to leave you with some spectacular images of new year's fireworks from japan south korea and australia as those countries for a twenty teen enjoy happy new year. i think there's a real meaning to journalists people that can make sense of all this and can explain what's actually happening. and it's not just about being embarrassed.

other which indeed eric randolph in tehran thanks so much for joining us. well. thank you for joining us here at news. we'll leave you with some images of these spectacular fireworks from japan from south korea and australia as those countries rang twenty eighteen enjoy. the whole d w one. for inside global insights the.

correspondent eric randolph in tehran speaking to us earlier now to some of the other stories making news around the world a deputy sheriff in the u.s. state of colorado has been killed after he responded to a call about a domestic disturbance officials say the gunman was shot and killed after he opened fire on a group of deputies and civilians injuring several people. at least seventeen people have been killed and fourteen wounded in a bomb attack on a funeral in eastern afghanistan there has not yet been a claim of responsibility but both the taleban and militants from the so-called islamic state have stepped up assaults in the region in recent months. a rights group says police and democratic republic of congo have shot dead two protesters in the capital city of can shop this after security forces into wrapped in a catholic mass and arrested altar boys who are protesting against the country's president elections to replace them have been delayed and are due next year. at least thirty six people have been killed in a bus crash in central kenya police say a bus and a truck collided

correspondent eric randolph in teheran eric we've now seen three days of protests last night two protesters were killed what's the situation presently do you expect the protests to continue. it was being kind of hard to get information. quite a lot of internet access and social media ups but we have got reports that there are some relatively small protests. and videos on social media shows purchased elsewhere so we could be in for a fall right on the rest around the country president how son rouhani who has been notably absent throughout this period is due to give an address the nation at a time called. and really interesting to see what he says to calm down tensions which does seem to be running slightly out of control. as he said these protests began on economic issues on cost of living issues are. quite virulent and slogans and some vandalism and some violence and different parts yet there's some notion that the hard line elements in this regime were happy to see these protests happen at first in that they would discredit rouhani do you expect him to to close ranks with with the other si

correspondent eric randolph in tehran we asked him whether president rouhani will now try to close ranks with the hardliners in his regime some of whom had welcomed the outbreak of these protests that it is something that you know that's how upset the hardliners. is that. it's wrong for a long time and. there are some groups that they hope to start this route as. somewhat shocked by how quickly speculated it grew out are. already the most brutal moderate hardline factions to go to sorry. to revolutionaries some of those have to they've got to stick to. their on the jets more economic grievances everybody agrees thoughts want to show that they separate those people from people who are. wired to sort of. against the system itself. that was a.f.p. correspondent eric randolph and they're on speaking to us earlier now to some of the other stories making news around the world a deputy sheriff in the u.s. state of colorado has been killed after he responded to a call about a domestic disturbance official say the gunman was shot and killed after he opened fire on a group of deputies and civilian

moderating on the panel today is randolph may. randolph is a founder and president of the free state foundation. earlier he worked in policy research for a think tank and practiced communications and regulatory law at a major law firms and prior to this he served as assistant general counsel and associate general counsel for the federal communications commission. again the full bios have been distributed. so randy as always it's an honor to have you join us today. >> steve, first of all, thanks very much for organizing this program. obviously couldn't be more timely. and thanks to the american consumer institute for all of the work that you do. so we're going to jump right in, and what i'm going to do is just introduce the panel, and just by their affiliation, and then i'm going to ask them to speak initially. no more than five minutes. and less than five minutes will be fine. maybe even preferred. because we're going to make sure we have time for questions. and unlike with regard to commissioner carr, you can absolutely -- well i

celia and randolph, yes. randolph, of course. we owe you so much for all the work that you do and make a joy of winston so -- so much fun. and we heard so many votes of thanks to day from michael bishop and lawrence galahoo, who thanks everybody. but one thing they haven't thanked is themselves. and we owe them a huge debt of thanks. michael and lawrence. having made our society and our love of winston not only so much fun but also so incredibly successful. and i cannot tell you how, you know, these things don't happen by accident. they happen through a great deal of work. and michael, lawrence, it's largely been your work. so thank you very much indeed for that. you were talking earlier about -- lawrence, about who is going to say no to a churchill and delighted to discover you haven't said no to a churchill, you and jenny are actually going to be a proper couple very soon. i can't tell you how delighted i am about that. [ applause ] yeah. well. but do you ever feel that you've arrived at the wrong party? i kind of feel like tha

georgia avenue at randolph road in montgomery county. you live pictures from above here in a minute. the red line, single tracking between fort totten and silver spring. travel times in montgomery county coming up. >>> melissa, thank you. the breaking news on a deadly house fire in loudoun fire. >> it broke out between 8:00 and 9:00 last night. it's located in lovettsville. t a restaurant. adam tuss is live there now with more. adam what, are you seeing? >> reporter: we just got to the scene this morning, eun. fire crews are actually out here this morning. the sheriff's office is trying to put the pieces together of what exactly happened here. this is a real rural section of loudoun county. you mentioned that restaurant that's close by. it's also close to the point of rocks bridge. if you know where that is. kind of farther up between montgomery and loudoun counties. investigators are out here trying to figure out what happened. there's a thick smell of smoke. clearly, this is an incident fairly fresh. we're talking about 8:20 last night

georgia avenue northbound a crash north of randolph road.ou can see that flashing light in the distance and some big south of that we have delays on 395 northbound across the 14th street bridge. metro is on time. we'll keep you updated on your monday morning ride, guys. >> ♪ >> start this hour with news out of montgomery county right now where the search for a missing teenager ends in tragedy. >> the young man's body found yesterday in the woods of a bethesda neighborhood. after he went missing on saturday night. fox5's melanie alnwick is now live in bethesda with the latest. mel. >> reporter: hey, good morning, steve and allison. now, this is still an open investigation according to montgomery county police trying to figure out how and why 17-year-old navid sepehri died. it appears that he disappeared after a night out with his friends on saturday. let's take you to the video of the scene when our fox5 crews arrived, they still saw investigators there, dogs in the woods, flashlights as they were continuing to search for the teen right after

a lot of extra traffic on connecticut avenue and lay hill road and randolph in both directions.we move along aside from that traffic is looking nice on the beltway right now. and outer loop baltimore washington parkway 95. nice and quiet. problem free beltsville looking good 295, 95 both dreks two and from the baltimore beltway and 50 inbound quiet. no problems in buoy as you wake up in arlington you're working looking good and traffic across the i'mon bridge problem free. outer line 270 sol um incesing not cause slow downs and red line capitol improvement project no trains silver spring to for the to the ep. all rest of metro rail lines on time. that's traffic back to you guys. >> thanks, erin. >> it's 5:18 now let's look at stories you'reen fwaijing wi media with realtime news tracker. >> first up, outdoor goods retailer patgonia and north face and rei are firing back to president trump's order that will reduce size of national monuments in utah. he plans to sue the president and north face is donating $ $100,000 towards monuments and encouraging customers to do the same. >> a

that you see today if you visit the peyton randolph house. like the princess and the pea, elite houses had more than one mattress. the most expensive were two to three inches thick and were filled with curled horse and take care -- pig hair. in royal circles, they were fine linen or silk, like these on the right. on top of the one or two hair mattresses were placed equally fine mattresses of con flock or wool roving, also quilted to keep the fillings from shifting. the vast majority of people had just one straw bed or mattress that had to be refreshed from time to time and the strawberry distributed. trawather bed -- and the s redistributed. a feather bed was a luxurious item, sometimes costing more than the bed frame itself. the feathers had to be washed and dried to decrease -- degrease them before they were used, because if you don't do that, they become rancid and smell. washington purchased several pounds -- several hundred pounds of feathers. the protein in the feathers and hair mattresses attracted unwanted pests, making for a tough ni

at 6 and randolph's motion passed. his motion was that he move, they recess, the constitutional convention and reconvene together in one of the local churches they agree on, and worship god together an then come back and try it again. that would pass, and they went to the reformed calvinistic church, i was sharing that with my friend, dave bratt, earlier, since he attends the calvinnist church, but the reformed calvinnist church, reverend william rogers presiding, and you can go online and find at least one of the prayers that reprayed. . i had this little book from dr. richard g. lee, great man of god, great little booklet, in god we still trust it's called. i had some great stories from our history but he noted that one earlburger, chief justice of the united states from 1969 supreme elivered the court's opinion in the 1985 case of lynch versus donnelly hich upheld that the city of awtucket, rhode island did not violate the constitution by displaying a in aivity scene -- nativity scene, noting that presidential order

coming up on friday morning, randolph may chris will lewis with a group public knowledge on the fcc rolling back net neutrality. joseph talks about the republican tax bill that will be voted on next week. ceo of london-based capital management inc. critic of vladimir putin discusses russia's influence on the u.s. and other countries. watch "washington journal" friday morning. during the discussion. >> 's week we expect final debates on tax reform. here's more about that. >> 's alendronate us is a member of the freedom caucus and represents the eighth district in ohio. >> guest: thanks for having me. >> host: let's talk about the alabama senate race. this is the headline in the conservative washington times page. they blame bannon for election last in alabama. the u.s. in your times aggravates risks for republicans, the wall street journal the gop civil war goes on. is there civil war in the republican party? >> guest: i think there's some differences of opinion. i think to call a civil war might sell more ads. when you look at the losing teams blame each other. after a loss like this you'll

randolph enjoyed that more than anybody else. i think it extremely difficult for anyone not born into churchill's world or time to realize what a dominance the past had over all his thinking and action. difficult perhaps but let's try. in churchill's very first formal public speech, the one in 1897, he made reference to history, saying there are not wanting those who say that in this jubilee year his empire has reached the height of its glory and power and now that we continue to decline, do not believe these kroekers but give the life of their dismal kroeking by showing by our actions that vitality of our race is unimpaired." i'm not going to do a churchill voice because kevin did that. you can take that however you like. he liked to compare the british empire to rome. it gave prize especially as the comparison was almost always made to the advantages of the former. history was a main stay of his writing, thought and speeches. and to give you a flavor of this, i'd like to throw a few buckets into the ocean that is churchill stud

randolph enjoyed that more than anything else, i think. quote, i think it extremely difficult for anyone not born into churchill's world or time jack plum also wrote to realize what a dominance the world had over all his thinking and action. difficult, programs, but let's try n. churchill's very first formal public speech, the one in near bagt in 1897 he made reference to history saying there are not wanting those who say that in this jubilee year our empire has reached the height of its glory and power, and now that we shall begin to decline as baby lon carthage rome decline. do not believe these croakers but dim the light of her dismal croaking by sharing by our action that a vigor and vitality of our race is unimpaired i'm not going to do a churchill voice because kevin did that. [ laughter ] you can take that however you like. [ laughter ] he liked to -- churchill liked to compare the british empire to that of roep. it gave context and induced pride in his audiences especially as the comparison was almost always made to the advantages

of legendary william randolph hearst. >> patricia hearst is 19.nd her fiance were in her apartment last night when a woman and two armed men burst in, dragged patricia downstairs, threw her into the trunk of a car and drove off. >> the kidnapping may be part of a nationwide campaign of terrorism. >> it had been three days of false alarms until news came this berkeley radio station had received what looks to be the first real message from the kidnappers. >> the overwhelming irony of the patty hearst kidnapping is that the most marginal of groups manages to pull off what is, after watergate, the biggest media spectacle of the decade. >> the kidnappers are members of a terrorist group that calls themselves the symbionese liberation army. >> the sla is seeking the alliance of all groups in this country who oppose the present system and its government. >> it calls on them to unite into a fighting force. with the demands of the sla, death to the fascist insect that preys on the life of the people. >> we love you, patty, and we're all praying for you. i

it's based on william randolph hurt. in that regard, hurst was a self-promoter. he had little public service. his claim was that he was a wealthy man who had been quite successful at promoting his own business interests. so i would say, sir, that i think there is probably a closer relationship and historical relationship between william randolph hurst and the president than myself. by the way, we are on c-span, so i am on the record here. i am delighted to see c-span. i am delighted by the wonderful work that c-span does bringing hearings and seminars to the people of the country without editorial comment or commercial. it was during one of the programs hosted by brian lamb, book tv. you may know that he interviewed my biography, edmund morris, he who wrote many years ago "the rise of theodore roosevelt" and most recently "the colonel." during that interview he told brian lamb that all in all he was glad i died at 60 because if i had lived longer it would have cost him another decade as my biographer. bully for c-span. any other questions? president elliff. there

correspondent eric randolph in tehran we asked him whether president rouhani will now try to close ranks with the hardliners in his regime some of whom welcome the out. of these protests that is something that you know that's how upset the hardliners comedy is with which to run it for a long time and. there are some routes that they hope to start this will prove to us that they were somewhat shocked by how quickly those speculated it grew out are . already see more truth more moderate hardline factions touring together restoring the bundles scott to revolutionaries some of those also have to make up distinction. there on the jets more economic grievances everybody agrees that it's want to make sure that they separate those people from people who are. wired to sort of. violence against the system itself so far they are too soft for your approach well out in the western town with the two protesters worked out which may be a different story but let me try to not really confront the protesters if it starts to grow up and we might see the growth of the shukaku to. another kind of the french.

extra volume randolph road as well as lay hill and connecticut avenue.est bets to get around that. pedestrian traffic walking a round that scene. severe damage to the vehicle. another person injured in the crash at the hospital right now. let's switch to maps and show you what you're up agains. again seeing congestion own connecticut avenue sounds topside of beltway. bottom site upper loop heavy volume. yesterday was backed up wrap. to wilson bridge. it's about a 15 minute delay 210 not looking terrible. heavy traffic main lanes and 66. there's eastbound crash before sutly road and we're seeing significant delays building from 9 gaipzville on through. tucker don't forget hov tolls in effect through 9:30. 66 lanes eastbound inside the beltway check on express lanes app what the toll will be if single driver and otherwise keep to 50. watch for extra congestion this and deep that one. red line delays as well and time for morning meme. >> welcome back, tuck. >> down to business. >> i missed this so much. >> this is my silver lining. >> let's do it. >> # morn

. >> we associate randolph with a different period of the story but he's on the board at this point in the game. the messenger is his newspaper. but arguably the thing that this point has the greatest impact on this horrible situation is the arrival of black harlem. harlem is white, middle-class. depends on where you were. it's a reproduction of a lot of lower manhattan and all its multiplicity. but then in the aftermath of the 1900 race riots and the arrival of the subway which comes right up the west side in san juan hill where this struggle was taking place, and then goes up onto the park and lenox avenue, and is a mass migration, blacks had never had a locale that they could call their own there were a few streets, there was a small area . but they were low levels of this kind of outside solace from the old south street area docs to the greenwich village to san juan hill on the west side, then out to harlem but now the numbers are phenomenal and some of this is accelerated by the war in pending story. >> and once in a relatively small spaceyou got 70,000 african-americans , there w

in north bethesda where randolph road hits park lawn. >> i've been here for 19 years and it was nothingn we first moved here. >> reporter: randolph is one of the major roads under consideration for new adaptive signal technology. traffic lights operated by complex computer algorithms and sensor devices, they continuously measure the actual traffic at the intersection and adjust accordingly. >> adaptive signal is the latest technology, kiting edge. >> reporter: montgomery county transportation director said they adjust the timing of signals each day at traffic management headquarters. they respond to unexpected back ups and accidents, but he says the computer-driven signals reprogram themselves. real-time, 24 hours a day. >> it's a cout computes, has a very complex algorithm, looks at both sides of the intersection, the two roads that intersect, and then decides what kind of a timing should give to each one. >> reporter: the virginia department of transportation tells news4 it is using these adaptive traffic signals in fairfax county at some of the busiest intersections at will little ri

crews had to close south dakota from randolph street to 18th street and it'll be several more hours before the street's reopened. water got into peoples' basements along the block but right now it's still unclear if the cold weather caused the pipes to burst. >>> right now a member of president trump's administration says female victims of sexual misconduct deserve to be heard. even if it involves the president. u.n. ambassador nikki haley making those comments today on cbs's face the nation. tape and sexual misconduct. trump denies the allegations. today haley said that women should always feel comfortable coming forward. >> i'm proud of their strength. i'm proud of their courage and i think that the idea that this is happening i think it will start to bring a conscience to the situation, not just in politics but -- we've seen in hollywood and in every industry and i think the time is come. >> asked whether trump's election settled the issue, haley said it's for the people to decide. >>> and we are in the home stretch of the closely watched special election in alabama. on tuesday, voters

randolph award the department of justice highest award for leadership and public service. mr. wray went on to practice law before returning to the public sector as director of the fbi. your written statement will be entered into the record and we ask that you summarize your testimony in five minutes. welcome. >> thank you, mr. chairman. mr. chairman, ranking member nadler, members of the committee, thank you for having me here today. this is my first opportunity to appear before this committee and i look forward to our discussion. let me start by saying that it is for me the honor of a lifetime to be here representing the men and women of the fbi. there is no finer institution than the fbi. and no finer people than the men and women who work there and are its very beating heart. almost 37,000 men and women with a fierce commitment to protecting the american people and upholding the rule of law in all 50 states and in about 80 countries around the world. men and women who face the darkest that life has to offer with unyielding integrity and honesty and dedication. and i am both

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moderating on the panel is randolph mae. randolph is the founder of a free state foundation. earlier he worked in policy research at a major law firms. prior he served as assistant general counsel for the federal communications commission. the full bios have been distributed. as always it's an honor to have you join us today. >> thank you for organizing the program. it couldn't be more timely. thanks to the american consumer institute for the work you do. we would jump right in. i'm going to introduce a panelist by their affiliation. then i will ask them to speak initially, no more than five minutes. unless the five minutes will be fine. maybe even prefer. we want to make sure we have time for questions. with regard to commissioner carr, you don't have to be quite as careful in asking a question to these noted panelists. they are not covered by the sunshine act. we do want to have time for questions. i just want to say briefly before introduce the panelist, i was associated general counsel of the fcc from 1978 to 81. spent a long time since i've been watching the fcc. i have

the attack happened back on november 2nd on south randolph street near 31st street. a woman was loading items in her parked car that night. from behind and assaulted her. a witness says they saw a person matching the description hanging out in a parking garage two hours before the attack. if you have any information, arlington police, they want to hear from you. >>> bowser is requiring all employees to complete sexual harassment training. the order impacts 30,000 workers in the district. 1500 supervisors will have to complete advanced training. all of this by the end of february. the mayor says d.c. takes all claims of harassment seriously and remains committed to providing a safe work environment. >>> the other big stories we're tracking tonight. housing code inspectors were at the housing center in prince george's today and reports on unsafe conditions. >>> two same college, neither had the other exhibited until a simple test that wasn't in the syllabus. >>> a group of dreamers marches into a senator's office. >>> talk about temperatures right now. it is mild right

randolph x. asks about progress in recycling and synthetic rubber. and nigel posts the suggestion that tire manufacturers could produce smaller car tires as a way of saving a lot of rubber. now we move on to another natural substance that's making quite a splash among fans. of urine central america wants to know more about it. and when one does from san salvador wants to know. why is that water inside a can canards. getting into coconuts can be quite a challenge even for the most child of creatures. it's equally hard to crack one a coconut is classified as the stone fruit it's structured like this. a tough outer skin gives way to a fibrous husk. then you get to the nub which in case is the coconut embryo. the surrounding white coconut flash and the coconut water both nourish the embryo until it germinates. what one function of coconut water is to store nutrients a single fruit contains about a metre of water. coconut water shouldn't be confused with coconut milk used in cooking that's made out of grated coconut flesh and regular water there's no coco

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