corruption the organization transparency international ranks hungry at number sixty six tied with seneca. the money pouring in from brussels is only making the problem worse according to variety by law from independent think tank budapest institute. and the utopian agency all of that is in charge of that setting this question is on demand so they only look at the few projects and they tell us that that was i me stay want to collect one million signatures at the moment they have twenty five thousand. over the u.k. now where a lack of skilled workers is standing wages in britain soaring auditing giant k p m g says they're rising at their fastest rate in three years nearly all sectors and pay grades are affected some company says the worst labor shortage in twenty years main reason is the pound which plummeted against the euro after the brags that referendum its in a lot of workers out of the country looking for better prospects elsewhere in the block. and that's it for us you can find more of course on. business and. thanks for joining us. highflyer. culture. a hair. color superman. superf

rambo is being hailed as a victory for ca our weak government but fighting between former muslim seneca fighters and armed christian groups continues to divide the country nicholas haq reports from bungie. putting up a fight and resisting arrest a member of parliament tom also known as rambo is head of the christian and a militia group in banking he's now being extradited to face charges of war crimes and crimes against humanity done at the international criminal court. earlier he fired gunshots in parliament after the muslim president of the national assembly was voted out by mostly christian m.p.'s. this is the state of democracy in central african republic a coup few years ago led to violence but an elected government has been in power ever since the country remains divided both politicians and militia groups are accused of for mentoring sectarian violence tearing apart muslim and christian communities that once lived peacefully together. i spoke to legislators say your job is to pray my job is politics now as peacefully ensure that all who commit crimes of punished and the muslims c

war crimes he was a senior leader of the mostly christian movement his fighters attacked was him seneca rebels back in twenty thirteen or chalons has the latest from the hague. well alfred's first appearance at the international criminal court here in the hague was short and procedural just thirty minutes or so long the three judges confirmed the suspects identity they also establish the language in which he is to understand proceedings as they are told and state outlines the charges against him he specifically accused of being involved in murder torture cruel treatments mutilation intentional attacks against the civilian population intentional attacks against buildings dedicated to religion in this mince of child soldiers and displacement of the civilian population this is a step of some significance for the central african republic it's the first time that anyone involved in the recent conflict has ended up here to face charges it's going to be some time before the actual trial proper gets underway the judge said that it wouldn't be until april thirtieth of two thousand and nineteen t

reagan was the first theident to acknowledge gratitude traditions of native americans when he quoted a seneca indian prayer in his 1984 thanksgiving proclamation. in the 17th century, the were of and others that new england often marked days specificg thanks for significances, such as the end of a drought, for example, or skirmish with indians. for the pilgrims, the event we call the first thanksgiving wasn't a thanksgiving at all. for them, the first thanksgiving place two years later in 1623, when a rainful that they had prayed for arrived harvests.their and in the 17th century, thanksgivings were often preceded by days of fasting and humiliation. and then after the prayers were a day of thanksgiving would be called. years of therly civil war, abraham lincoln and issuedon davies both proclamations that fall into these categories. appointed days of thanksgiving to express gratitude to god for military by the union or the coconfederacy. and jefferson davis also included a day of fasting and humiliation early in the war, to pray for victory. president james madison had issued thanksgiving mili

in twenty thirteen seneca rebels overran the capital forcing president francois it was easy to flee since then thousands of people have been displaced last year a rise in violence for several aid agencies to withdraw leaving tens of thousands without support in january the international committee of the red cross warned of a was sitting situation with half the population needing a wal-mart abends a is head of mission for doctors without borders in the central african republic he says the international community needs to do more to protect civilians from the ongoing fighting the situation is going to critique in both the cities that are witnessing violence we have received in both hospitals reported by m.s.f. doctors without borders but thank god for any band by around twenty more were good so some of those cases are very critical we're trying to evacuating. bombard the situation continues to be serious because it's very sad sporadic fighting ongoing and our colleagues cannot war cannot move properly to find out the more people he needs because the very patient that would be willing to com

the commander of one of the militia groups part of the anti balika movements which was opposing the seneca rebels many muslim rebels who had taken over the capital bangui at the time now. accused of murder torture cruel treatments mutilation intentional attacks against the civilian population intentional attacks against buildings dedicated to religion as you say lists of children under the age of fifteen years child soldiers essentially displacement of the civilian population and destruction of the adverse property now. lawyer said that actually it was the exits on himself who was the victim of infringements of his fundamental rights that when he was detained in benghazi in october as a result of an incidents in the parliament where he fired a gun inside the parliament building itself he was arbitrarily detained lawyer says that he was tortured and beaten in detention it was only once he got here to the international criminal court that actually any of the. the charges will make clear to him all right rory thank you for that challenge is our correspondent there at the hague well now we can

earlier this month police investigated hazing allegatio at seneca valley high in germantown. police say they i lookedo allegations of unwanted sexual uching in september but they say the victim did not want to pursue the case so they aidn't file charges. school officials say when police did not file charges, they disciplined students and reprimanded staff f what they called a lack of supervision. >>> t som breaking news in the district, one man is dead, another wnded in a shooting along busy benning road here. a witness tells us ty heard more than a dozen gunshots fired this afternoon. and that area has seen its share of violence in recent months. let's get straight to pat collins live in northeast with details. >> repornir: b road has become one of our city's bloodiest streets.e you know, made it through whole thanksgiving holiday weekend without a murder. today that holiday came to an end. more anger, more bloodshed on benning road, northet. yet another man murdered on this violent street in our city. now if this scene looks familiar, i should. about two weeks ago, a man mu

should we go seneca, where are the cars? we need three cars. we need three separate cars. let's get the cars with the blacked out windows. where is the media? they're on the front and the side. there's people in the back. people with cameras. ok, we have to do this quickly. let's get him out the front. get him out the front and put him in the cars. by the way, the way that acting captain ed del carlo set up, the cars were facing away from the media. it's challenging. there's a lot evolving and a lot of things to consider. we understand the point. we don't want anyone photographed. we don't want any of that to happen. i want to tell you the officers and captain hart put a lot of thought into, in a quick amount of time, how to best get them out and they made a judgment call to get them out the way of kayuga. the third point is this, so, the youth at the station were not interrogated, questioned. they weren't -- to my knowledge and i'm representing the department. and i've been told and this is the truth, they were not interviewed, interrogated requested and there's no docume

in september police investigated allegations against players at seneca high school. police handed thevease o to the school district which disciplined the students and reprimanded the staffrembers ot keeping an eye on the players. five vj players are fac criminal charges related to ana ged hazing case there. it's claimed that the players ttacked four teammates with a broomstick investigators say the abuse was part of a hazing ritual in the boys'om locker >>> now to a murder mystery. a fauquier county driving tonight after a father and son were found shot to death. it happened insid this home in bealton, virginia. bureau chief julie carey spoke to a friend of the older victim who said he was one of the proudest americans they knew. >> friends describedhe man found dead in this home as an immigrant success store. dong nguyen loved this so much he named his son america. that 22-year-old also found dead. and friends are struggling to figure out who would shoot a man and hisn. >> i couldn't see anybody ever having an ill will towards young or american. >> reporter: their b

. >>> the other alleged incident involved football players at seneca valley, but the victim decided not pursue charges. once police determined that there was no criminal case, the es for suspended coa failing to supervise the students. g> ready or not the thanksgivingaway is kicking into high gear ho more than 50 million people will travel 50 miles or more, so be readied for a crowded trip. 1y0r9 of the follo majority of the folks will be clogging the roads. nearly 5% more than last year. and that is fueled by falling gas prices. the national average for unleaded now 2ment abo$2.63 a g. 30 million people will also crowding the airports. rathe busiest tvel days in the air, this wednesday and tn sunday. but the busiest travel days on the road, that is today through wednesday. and then again on sunday. so as we take a live look at the roads right now, the lightest day to travel is thanksgiving day itself a you might expect. and doug, it will be clear but cold that y. >> yeah, for thanksgiving. today if you are traveling along i-95, watch out especially going up to the north here. but that

th latest allegations involve players at seneca valley high in germantown.olice tell us they looked into accusations of unwanted sexual september, but n they say the victim in that incident did not decide to pursue the case, so they didn't file any charges. when officials tell us police didn't file charges they disciplined students and reprimanded staff for what they called a lack of supervision. this comes as five players on he football team and damascus high are facing charges. players are charged with abusing their own teammates during a hazing ritual last month. to getre working for you answers about the metro mess on friday night that resulted in peopleaught up in traffic around reagan national airport at the worst time, when everyone is trying to get out tfn. transportation reporter adam tuss working his sources to get you an explanatio for that. what were they thinking? >> it was a perfect storm, wendy. that's what you can call it. take a look at traffic tonight. much better than on that friday nighit building ae bit but so far so good. >> at the airp

boulder creek and seneca mountains, over 3 inches of rain there, while san jose has had about a three-quarters of an inch, and we'll continue to at all to up the rainfall totals and talk about what else is ahead in the forecast that's coming up in just a few minutes. laura an marcus. >> all right. thanks, kari. >> let's take you out live to contra costa county where we're getting a lot of reports about pooling water. bob, rain some coming down where you are right now though? >> reporter: not a big surprise given how much rain we've seen, marcus and laura. we're along 680 here in san ramon. you can see the water that we're talking about that's pooled in the roadway. it was much worse earlier. definitely 15 minutes ago when we were getting pounded on. take a look at this video that we shot early this morning to give you a sense of the kind of waves of rain that we've been seeing here in contra costa county. this is video from walnut creek. we did check with chp with their computer system and surprisingly here along the 670 corridor through the morning commute. we've not seen much in the way of c

. >>> and police had also looked in to possible hazing at seneca valley, but in that case some coaches suspended for iling to supervise. but that only came after the victim decided not to press not es and police decided to move forward with the criminal case. >> turning now to the forecast and pull out your layers upon your layers, whlks. could be the coldest thanksgiving in years is on the way this doug joining us from the storm center. so how cold are we hitalking? >> i for some of us we may not get to freezing on thursday afternoon. again, thanksgivingwi windchill be in the 20s just about all afternoon. take a look, we had n a verye day today, temperature close to 60 degrees. and we're between two systems. one bringing rain to the norfolk areath and this one t north bringing rain and snow to parts of the pennsylvania. and a cold fnt is moving in behind it. 58 right now, but look at this, in state college, 38 in. pittsburgh so there is colder air that will start to filter intouring the darrow. so tomorrow will be a much colder afternoon than it was today. as far as travel, if you are

i'm a member of the ccsro compassion as well as a resident of the seneca hotel. where all of my neighbors are elaborately entertaining. life happened and i now live there. with the widening of the sidewalks and restrictions we have with other people who do not have the cognitive capability of maintaining their housing, it limits the amount of interaction that they have right now with tourists. dotty suffers. completely suffers. the sidewalks are in need of not just cleaning but improvement. it benefits the community as a whole and it upgrades the area. even though life happened to me, we still have an economy that's booming based on that particular 6th street corridor and the improvements for people to come back and bring more business to the same economic base san francisco needs to maintain. >> chair c. brinkman: thank you very much. thank you for coming down. do i have any more public comment? last call. if anybody else wants to comment, please stand up and lineup otherwise this will be our last. >> hello, my name is phil sterling. i'm a car driver in the city

places like seneca fosters abuse, we have partnered with to celebrate foster awareness month, and interacted with some of our own people through the company that we are currently at to kind of help foster additional training for them. sorry, i lost my train of thought there. but yeah, so i see a lot of impact that we've done, and we've made a lot of differences all around the bay area. thank you very much. >> president hillis: great, thank you very much. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, commissioners. my name is harry o'brian. i'm here today on behalf of first republic bank. we sent you a letter earlier in the week. i have some extra copies here just to be sure you see that. we're really here today to ask that if this legislation does move forward, that you recommend an expanded grandfathering and legitimization process for these cafeterias. there's historically been a lot of confusion within the department about how to approve those, so as you know, there's a situation that first republic has, where the cafeteria was approved by the department, built out at a substantial cost, and t

all you laid out a lot of key issues there thank you very much live for us in istanbul let's go to senecas helen who is in ankara right now also something that jamal touched on is a lot of this is about pressure from turkey they have slowly rolled out the evidence that they have had there already pushing back and some of these explanations saudi arabia has given how is this playing out where you are. well saudi arabia seems to be blaming turkey for not sharing old evidence that turkey has in hand this is what we understand from saudi foreign minister dr beyers presser which took place almost an hour ago have covered turkey's president our don said a couple of days ago that turkey has more evidence to be presented when necessary but what i have no know what i have learned from the official sources that saudi arabia hasn't made at all fishel requests for the foreign ministry's for any evidence and when the saudi prosecutor visited turkish prosecutor in istanbul he was able to receive the testimonies of the turkish employees in the saudi cold slate because their lawyer was with them so turkey

fallinank, governor mary has a low approval rating and seneca street.gratulations for being elected oklahoma's governor here in i wish him the best of luck and will do everything i can to make sure he has a smooth transition. mr. stitt is the mayor of oklahoma city. mike is in st. paul, minnesota. caller: i will make the short and sweet. i am a republican for minnesota but i wish we had 100 senators like joe manson from west virginia. >> did you hear his speech tonight? did.r: yes eric -- yes i >> can you give us an update for minnesota? how is congressman keith allison doing in the attorney general race? caller: unfortunately for me, it looks like he will win easily. >> their igo. oregon -- in a story, there you go. ,icholas is in a story a oregon. i am extremely excited the way things are going for the democrats. it is exciting to see the outcome. >> did you want to add anything? is it because they took the house? caller: yes. >> all right. kate brown was reelected governor in oregon? caller: yes. >> ok. christopher is in hawaii. caller: hello. i woul

she's worked at the seneca the 50 probably including as deputy assistant secretary. she has worked on policy planning staff and a spent time at the white house as well. has a lot of experience on this issue in the previous administration, the obama administration when many of these policy decisions were made. source a special pleasure to have you here and thank you very much to mercy corps for lending you. and finally my colleague, my colleagues been a very important voice on these issues for a long time including recently bruce riedel. bruce is a senior fellow but also director of our intelligence program and comes with quite a bit of experience. he spent 30 years as a central -- at the central intelligence agency including overseas assignment. he spent time working white house under four to the present from both parties including the daily briefing, spent time at camp david with bill clinton. in january 2009 the new president barack obama asked him personally to write the report on afghanistan-pakistan known as the af-pak report and what the united states might do.

. >> 20 year army vet from seneca falls, new york. >>> welcome back, so nice to have you with us, everyone to have you along on this veteran's day. >> the west point marching band is out there and it will be part of our tribute to the veterans today, looking forward to that. >>> we start out in california today, one of the deadliest and most destructive wildfires in state history and it could get even worse today. high winds are driving the flames and spreading dangerous embers with people running for their lives. nbc national kor sp naal corres miguel almigure. >> today, wildfires are raging across northern and southern california and the numbers staggering, the death toll stands now at 31. let's talk about the destruction. some 7,000 structures mostly homes have been destroyed and that number will rise in the next coming day. 177 of them are here in southern california where the damage is epic. malibu homes and simi county homes were destroyed. here 100 miles outside of sacramento, the most deadly wildfire in sacramento history. now all across the state more than 8,000 firefighters on th

. >> from seneca falls, new york. >>appy veterans day. [ cheers ] . >> hi, everybody. have you >>alon. on this veterans day. >> yeah. the west point marching band is out ther it will be part of our tribute to veterans this morning. >>> let's get to your news at 8:00. we sut in california. it's one of the deadliest and most destructive wildfires in state history. and it could get worse today. high winds are driving the flames and spreading dangerous embers and has people running for their very lives. nbc's miguel almaguer is out there. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, savannah. so many peopl are waking up to destruction as far as the eye can see. two massive wildfires are burning here. one in northern californiaon an in southern california. i want you to see the wildfire buing in southern california, the woolsey fire. the big threat is the santa ana winds that could fan flames across the reiton. 's something that firefighters are incredibly concerned about. the numbers taacross the s are staggering. at least 31 people are dead and 200 remain unaccounted f

from seneca falls to the edmund pettis bridge, americans have stood and fought and marched and sweat and bled for this right to vote for suffrage for universal voting rights. there have been debates on this floor advancing legislation that have secured those rights amongst men and women, further advancing that truth about our country that we will be a democracy where every vote will be counted, where every person treated equally in their right to vote. americans from all backgrounds and multiracial, multi-ethnic coalitions struggle together for these rights, fought together to make them real. but this nomination now stands in direct contrast to that legacy of common sacrifice and common struggle, of that legacy for that push for equality. the facts here in this nomination are clear, and they again have nothing to do with partisanship but do indicate a very clear pattern of time and time again that mr. farr has worked to advance a very specific, a very antidemocratic agenda, one aim that turns back the clock in eroding very critical voting rights. we know for a fact that in 1984, mr.

>> very important in seneca falls. i don't think he was crucially getting the resolution passed. he was the only male speaker, the only black participant who signed the seneca falls declaration of rights. that he was there, that he gave presents to this event was huge and he was from that time on an even before always in women's rights man. he wrote essays entitled i'm a women's rights man. he was always for women's right. is also a patriarch in many ways in his private life. it in making that unusual for some radicals and abolitionists, but he was all-- always on women's suffrage, women's economic rights and women's civil rights until the 14th and 15th amendment and he has a terrible breakup as some of you probably know with elizabeth cady stanton and susan anthony. 's susan anthony was with cady stanton laney measures biscuit-- miss behaved badly in the way they treated douglas, especially stand with gracious-- racist epithets, not just a douglas, but black man. a were fed up and did not want to wait any longer and they wanted women in the 15th amendment, but everyone with one

respect to the late walter huddleston, former senator from huddleston, former senator from >> today the seneca murder nominee to serve on the federal reserve governors. the senate also rejected a resolution from senator rand paul to block u.s. arms sales to bahrain over its war with yemen. when the senate gobbles back and you can find my coverage here on c-span2. >> up next on c-span2, conversation with congressman gregory meeks of new york executive director of emily's list and a media consultant for president obama. they talk about the 28 team or term elections and what democrats can expect in 2020. >> good morning. welcome. i'm sure this is going