rich can afford these luxury homes but no amount of money could save these mansions from the for roche's flames the gulf. even celebrities like lady gaga and kim kardashian have been forced to evacuate. what continues to dampen down these fires but with more strong winds expected over the coming days the worst may not yet be. in the league on saturday braman failed in their attempts and a two game losing streak a fantastic performance by glovebox play ended the home side's hopes of a change in fortunes and they showed the watching fans why they deserved to be second in the table. he seems right at home in the been this leak out of san player's arrival this summer has given grant back options up front out and out striker a winger but wherever he is on the pitch opposition defenses don't stand much chance when he does this. was a goal out of nowhere just four touches prior putting the businesses in front just before the break i was. was a player in the groove and three minutes into the second half he doubled his in his sights tally linking up with talking as out from a corner. the goal is

rich can afford these luxury homes but no amount of money could save these mansions from the for roche's flames the gulf them even celebrities like lady ga ga and kim kardashian have been forced to evacuate. what continues to dampen down these fires but with more strong winds expected over the coming days the worst may not yet be. and for the latest on the california wildfires are joined now by journalist jason campbell donia who's in redondo beach los angeles jason thanks for being with us what more can you tell us about the extent of the damage in paradise in the north of california. it is vast to say the least and it's devastating to look at and you hear stories of people who had to evacuate at a moment's notice that fire was raging hard and shasta and it really consumed a lot of buildings and surest area nearby people are at evacuation centers trying to get ahold of loved ones and people we're getting stories that people left without cell phones without any identification whatsoever and now officials are trying to identify them and try to get them in touch with some of their loved on

rich can afford these luxury homes but no amount of money could save these mansions from the for roche's flames that ingolf. even celebrities like lady gaga and kim kardashian have been forced to evacuate. what continues to dampen down these fires but with more strong winds expected over the coming days the worst may not yet be. in the business legal on saturday current league leaders dortmund clashed with the reigning champions byron munich and what is known as their classic byron had started the season poorly at least by their standards while dortmund were unbeaten in the league so far a run they were hoping to extend against their rivals this was a seesaw match that definitely lived up to its bills. nico covert action is by and cycling to dortmund ready to put up a fight the champions have more possession from the get go but the game's first chance fell to dortmund in the ten minutes. marco roy's failing to pete mano neuer . the other ran robert leaven dusky wasn't as wasteful he converted said japanese pinpoint cross to break the deadlock me were perfect timing from the buyer and. i

rich can afford these luxury homes but no amount of money could save these mansions from the for roche's flames that engulfed them even celebrities like lady gaga and kim kardashian have been forced to evacuate. what continues to dampen down these fires but with more strong winds expected over the coming days the worst may not yet be over. and just a reminder of the top stories we're following for you right now global leaders are attending a peace forum in paris by french president manual event aims to highlight the importance of international institutions in preventing and solving global conflicts german chancellor angela merkel told leaders that the world can't take peace for granted. and earlier more than sixty world leaders attended the ceremony in paris to mark one hundred years since the end of the first world war they gathered at the tomb of the unknown soldier. at the base of the op to triomphe france was at the epicenter of the world's first global conflict. you're watching t.v. news live from berlin stay tuned we have more at the top of the hour and you can check out our websit

rich can afford these luxury homes but no amount of money could save these mansions from the for roche's flames that engulfed them even celebrities like lady ga ga and kim kardashian have been forced to evacuate. what continues to dampen down these fires but with more strong winds expected over the coming days the worst may not yet be over. in the bundesliga on saturday dortmund clashed with the reigning champions by a unique and what is known as deck last week of the two superpowers fought a tight match with byan trying their best to get a result indoor but but thanks to captain marco royce it was the hosts who won the bragging rights. nico covert action is by insight came to dortmund ready to put up a fight the champions have more possession from the get go but the game's first chance fell to dorman's in the ten minutes. marco royce failing to beat mano neuer . at the other ran robert levin dusky wasn't his wasteful he converted said japanese pinpoint cross to break the deadlock me. perfect timing from the by. far too much space by dortmund's defend us were headed for the break with a

rich can afford these luxury homes but no amount of money could save these mansions from the for roche's flames the gulf. even celebrities like lady gaga and kim kardashian have been forced to evacuate. what continues to dampen down these fires but with more strong winds expected over the coming days the worst may not yet be. joining me now with the latest we have laura diaz she's a news anchor for fox eleven there in los angeles laura where you are there's been a state of emergency declared for l.a. county now those hot and dry winds are returning can you just give us an idea of what the situation is like on the ground. well there is great concern as you would imagine today because of the santa anas are supposed to kick up in just a few hours we've had a reprieve here and now for about twenty four hours it enabled firefighters on the ground to get control of it up to a point five percent containment was initiated and so we were all so happy to hear that because as you can imagine all of those fire crews on the front lines are absolutely weary we're talking about just a devastating fire

i think keep an eye on roche i think roche has a great pipeline, but they have this bisimilar headwindspies of their drugs could be coming to market but they are innovative. keep that in mind for the future >> daniel, thank you very much for coming in. thanks also to julianna for that interview. >>> sticking with specific companies, solvay reported more than a 50% jump in third quarter net profit higher prices offset increases to raw material costs. >>> deutsche telekom raised its guidance for the third time this year after t-mobile boosted overall revenues during the third quarter. the group says it expects adjusted core profits to reach 23.6 billion euros this year. >>> the ecb has chosen italy's andrea enria to head up the banking authority in europe. he's a former supervisor at the bank of italy and some bankers have criticized him for what they considered his harsh approach to unpaid bank loans. >>> the fed is widely expected to maintain interest rates at current levels when it announces its latest policy decision today. the meeting was delayed a day to take account of the midterm

he's also left his mark on places like lancer roche and the canary islands. and in ireland his first mirror installation was in the nippy and desert and it was even visible from outer space. this work of art is a bit more grounded you might say it took just a tractor and a cornfield in italy to make in third place the farmer of european art from italy down to. his large scale field paintings only last until the field is replanted. this artist likes to blend his subjects into the background this project by british photographer joseph ford is known as knitted camouflage one photo and his series won him the number two spot on our list of european artists whose works are best appreciated from above. this super smiley features british musician voice slim. wearing an extra large livid pull over to match the oversized smiley face. this artist also needs to wrap up in much more than a warm sweater. though. he likes to spend his winters in the french alps trudging designs into the snowy mountain side and that's earned him the top spot on our list of artists whose work

michael goldfarb, host of the podcast, the first rough draft of history and the belgian journalist marc rochee weekly magazine le point. a weekend in brussels for theresa may as she and the leaders of 27 other countries sign off on the uk's divorce from the european union. mrs may has been fending off last minute objections. brinkmanship, perhaps from countries like spain and france, hoping for further british concessions. because only a majority of eu countries need to approve the deal, in all likelihood the brussels summit will end in smiles and handshakes. back in london, though, the withdrawal terms face a much tougher audience. her former brexit secretary, an enthusiast for leaving, thinks the terms are worse than staying in the europeran union. with the support of the democratic unionists, a party from northern ireland, on paper the prime minister has a majority of the votes in the house of commons — just. but the dup won't back the deal, and 80 of her own conservative mps say the same. if we were to go back to the european union and say ‘people didn't like that deal can we have another

a marxist agitator also looks from bourg roche bushra society mimics order peace and the rule of law but it is wading in its own blood filthy and a sonnet the russian revolution was the honorable salvation of international socialism. russia november nine hundred seventeen the bolsheviks pledged by vladimir lenin seized power the country to send it into a bloody civil war between communist and anti communist forces. british french and us troops were sent to various parts of the country to fight the bolsheviks captured allied soldiers were shown in propaganda films. lenin denounced the foreign intervention. like what like it. i the russian revolution divided you are a bunch later the entire world. communist activists established a soviet republic and hungary from march to war has nine hundred nineteen during that time a group of communist paramilitaries known as the lenin boys executed several hundred people suspected of counter-revolutionary activity. in august nine hundred nineteen french and remaining troops occupied budapest and put an end to the uprising. revolution was spreading

that he believes bad forest management has created the fuel to make these fires so frequently and for rocher brown in the past has made a much stronger argument for climate change being the most impactful element of what is going on here. speaking experts, they say it is accommodation of all those issues, and when you speak to some of the people who have been evacuated from paradise and is rising town, 50,000 people had been evacuated, right now they couldn't ca re less evacuated, right now they couldn't care less what the causes. they want to know what the solution to the problem is, they need housing and help, and say when donald trump comes through as we expect, that will be the big question that is put to him. and you mentioned though disk —— those displaced people, what provisions are there for them at the moment, and where are they being looked after? is a very mixed picture, more than 50,000 people who have been evacuated in total in the weeks since the fire, not all of them have been... there have beneficial shelters that were quickly filled up in the hours after the fire, which is

michael goldfarb, host of the podcast, the first rough draft of history and the belgian journalist marc rocheeaders of 27 other countries sign off on the uk's divorce from the european union. mrs may has been fending off last minute objections. brinkmanship, perhaps from countries like spain and france, hoping for further british concessions. because only a majority of eu countries need to approve the deal, in all likelihood the brussels summit will end in smiles and handshakes. back in london, though, the withdrawal terms face a much tougher audience. her former brexit secretary, an enthusiast for leaving, thinks the terms are worse than staying in the europeran union. with the support of the democratic unionists, a party from northern ireland, on paper the prime minister has a majority of the votes in the house of commons — just. but the dup won't back the deal, and 80 of her own conservative mps say the same. if we were to go back to the european union and say ‘people didn't like that deal can we have another one?,' i don't think they are going to come to us and say ‘we will give you a bet

. >> sean: earlier today, roche posed an interesting theory today about the florida recount. >> whichhat will not accept the results of elections? which party is it? trying to undermine our faith. in elections. by the way, do you think what's going on in florida is really all about these two races here, the governor and the senate? it is, but there's something much bigger at stake as well, that's 2020. i think there is, i think if we stick at this long enough and dig deep enough to find out what they are actually doing, i think they are trying, the democrats, are trying to set the stage for some kind of election law change or adjustment. whether they think they're going to need in 2020. >> sean: great points as usual. that's all the time we have left this evening. we give rush the last word. we are always fair and balanced, we are not the destroy-trump media. thank you for being with us. let not your heart be troubled, because standing by in the swamp, laura ingraham. >> laura: i have my boots on. i can always stand in the swamp, those big waiters, that you wear when you are fishing.

. ♪ jillian: when i hear glamorous i think of roche net. rob: it is too early.illian: you are watching "fox and friends first" on this thursday. rob: thanks for getting up early with us. early start, straight to a fox news alert, and ms 13 gang member traveling along with the migrant caravan. jillian: fox news learns of serious health risks being carried by some of those migrants. griff jenkins in tijuana, good morning. >> reporter: his name is josÉ, 29-year-old honduran traveling with the caravan of 2000 migrants. he was apprehended at the calexico port of entry and he is part of that dangerous ms 13 gang, customs and border protection issuing a statement saying he confirms his story of his involvement in intensity on entering the united states illegally, but not the only risk. these health issues, a spokesman for the health me they treated 2267 migrants so far, 67% have respiratory infections, 3 confirmed cases of tuberculosis, four cases of hiv-aids, 101 cases of lice, four cases of chickenpox and very much concerned about hepatitis because of the unsanitary

david roche, the monologue he became pastor of the churc churf 80% sincerity. 80% if anything is a miracle. 80% of truthful and good and obedient and well behaved. so i would say that i'm about 80% less toxic right now because you take the action and the insight follows. i am a passionate progressive and i write a lot about politics but i stopped believing he was doing something to me and i just thought we are winning right now anyway. the tide has turned. a little bit off-topic, but when the kids grows up in parkland high school i began to have hope again. when white kids drink their black brothers and sisters in the black lives matter i thought we are goin were going to be okn science and the young people were not there when we were marching for women's rights and ten years ago. it's a social justice issue and they are involved because the black lives matter and that's what it took to break the tran trance. check again in three hours and we will see. [laughter] >> i could talk to you all night. i know you have to get to audience questions. we can do a few lightning round questions before

and the charges included kidnapping, rape, and armed roche. b. raped and dumped in aake. tonight prosecutors describe the murder of a young muslimte ager as brutal and horrific. this as the man pleads guilty. news4's david culver takes us to the emotional courtfaearing in fa >> reporter: kind, loving, and devout. that is how loved ones and members of the muslim community are remembering nabra hassanen. >> even though she was here for 17 years, people remember her and know her across the, world across the country. >> reporter: june of 2017, nabra hes walking in early morning hours with a group of friends. they had just left the center for ramadan prayers. in court 25-year-old darwin martinez torres pled guilty to driving up to thege grouping out with a bat and targeting nabra. >> this is such a random attack on a lovely young person practicing her faith. it's just shockingar >> reporter:nez torres admitted to hitting her with the bat, raping her, a dropping her body in a pond, shocking ev prosecutors. some people just do wicked and evil things sometimes, and i don't know t

100 arrests in multiple statesh over more 50 years.e th charges included kidnapping, rape, and armed roche. >> c tonight newes after a man's death in fairfax county police custody. this dramatic body camera footage was just released. it shows officers entering the man's home last june. today the police chief told news4's mark seagraves the victim died of an opioid overdose. >> it was last june at this home alexandria when police and paramedics arrived for a call of a possible drug overdose. they found christopher paul naked and in distress. he died while in pol cetody. all six police officers involved in that incident have been clearedf any wrongdoing. today fairfax county police chief ed roessler re-wased the bon camera video of the incident. he told reporters paul died of an opioid overdose. >> it's unfortunate that he died from an opioi overdose, but these are the perils we are facingnts law enforcemend fire and rescue >>personnel. reporter: the police body-worn camera video shows atrfax police as they arriv the home and find christopher paul naked and acting erratically. >> hey, chris,

roche also up. was talking to us and saying it expects to maintain is leading position in cancer drugs and in the next few years, a bunch of generics will be coming into the market. he says they will maintain position. finally, st micro down .7%. that stock under a bit of pressure this morning. anna: thank you very much. let's talk u.s. politics. it seems timely because americans had to the ballot box for elections. democrats on track to win back control of the house of representatives, but the market edge narrowed amid heavy campaigning of president trump. let's talk the u.s. economy with megan greene, still with us. we talked about the dollar and the less conversation, but i want to show you this chart which puts together the dollar and trump's approval rating. interesting to see the correlation between the two, given the strong dollar has been such as feature of trump so far. where would you see it in the second half? megan: i would say correlation is not causation, but the dollar will strengthen

reported what had happened, and the united states senate held a hearg where general motors chairman james roche f a company that was larger othan anyry except for three at the time, apologized to ralph nader.- want to apologize here and now to members of this subcommittee and mr. nader. i sincerely hope that these apologies will be accepted. - he went from being unknown to being catapulting to 90% recognition in a day because of the notoriety of those hearings. "unsafe at any speed" was doing okay til general motors was exposed, and then the book beme one of the hundred most influential books in american history. et - if youhings out in the open, you'll get some action. there's no place for secrecy anywhere in traffic safety. an it really changed our society, because that made it very clear why we need federal regulation of auto safety. 3 1/2 million people are not dead today because of the auto safy act of 1966.al - whenph won more than $400,000 in a settlement from g, he put that all into starting public interest groups-- public citizen, the litigation group, health research group. - and in t

for more on this we're joined by dick roche, ireland's former europe minister.d this evening? this has become an extraordinary drama but today was an amazing day, i found myself unable to keep away from the television. i think if anyone was going to give advice to london about keeping calm, the reality is we are in a difficult position and any confidence that would have existed in brussels that we have reached a critical point months to begin to fray at this stage and i really can understand how the british authorities and how the people in the parliament are in charge of the negotiations allowed this to happen. it really is quite an extraordinary position to be in an extraordinary position to be in an very hard to see what the outcome would be in the solution would be in london, would actually be in brussels and i think that is why eve ryo ne brussels and i think that is why everyone will look at what is happening in the conservative party and what will happen in the comments. it isjust about impossible to predict but one of the possible outcomes here is no dea

a lot of companies that would like to get their hands on -- the big oncology guys, bristol-myers, roche this is a hot area for all of the big pharma companies at the moment. has been speculated about before as a takeover target. scarlet: i know you don't cover tesoro typically from a stock perspective, but it is a classic company, not profitable, perhaps really just trading on future growth prospects or the pipeline of drugs. what do we know about the company, maybe there pipeline, that makes them so valuable to a big suitor? they have a great drug in prospects. you could see that reflected a year ago in the share price they were trading on. the shares are well down. the reason they have called off so much is they have seen other people come into their market. they have also developed a company called clovis, which is up on the back of this news. had not great data in the last few weeks. are there other drugs in the pipeline? theseke all of development stage companies, they have one drug that is potentially the blockbuster. we have seen it a lot with these kind of deals, where the big p