bombing in serbia.ible donald trump did give this interview and make this apology and the campaign isn't trying to take these things back because they're embarrassed about them, maybe. it's also possible the trump campaign answered their questions on behalf of the candidate and they don't like the way they landed so they're denying responsibility for them. we should also tell you the serbian presidential candidate guitar player actor insists he got this response from the trump campaign. he says there was no funny business here at all. other than the fact that everybody's denying that this happened all of a sudden. what seems most likely to us from our look into this is that it seems most likely to us that nobody from the trump campaign gave the serbian newspaper these answers. somebody else along the way decided to impersonate donald trump and have it appear as if he was apologizing for the u.s. bombing serbia in some foreign paper but we don't know. it remains a mystery. we've spoken to the paper. they

these are bulgaria and serbia. the more you're captured economically, the more you actually pay in this case to gazprom. these amount to tens of billions of dollars over the ten year period that we are looking in 2004-2014. that, i would like to turn it back to heather on explaining how the economic footprint and the political footprint inter mingle. thank you. >> so ruslan had the hard part. we had the easier part on the democratic standards, because we have incredible resource called freedom house, and they pro dues an annual report in nations in transit, my microphone goes, they annually provide us with an enormous amount of information on the democratic health and standards of countries in central europe. so what we did was using the freedom houses annual analysis, we looked at three specific indicators. perceived levels of corruption. independence of the judiciary, and media independence. that for us was in some ways the health indicator of a democracy. and what we found was a little counter intuitive. particu

the alert as for the suspect come -- -- prosecutors believe he has -- has returned to his native serbiato be banned from reentering the united states until the cases adjudicated obviously it could be difficult for law enforcement to serve an arrest warrant and serbia. >>> coming up -- announces a new recalled for potentially dangerous problem involving the previous. most stores you're likely to put out the clothes flying -- line on thanksgiving. the growing trend for the upcoming holiday shopping season. and they lied about it thatfor decades.ls. now they're lying about prop 56. if you don't use tobacco, you don't pay. smokers pay - their fair share of the 3 billion in health care costs all taxpayers are paying now. and there's one more thing: our kids. every state that's significantly raised tobacco taxes has reduced youth smoking. please. vote yes on 56. if we can save even a few lives, it's worth it. samsung started sending out fireproof boxes to owners of it's problematic galaxy note seven's -- smart phone. the company says it's up to caution against the possibility of more fires or

challenging and try to sell you -- serve another -- arrest warrant in serbia. >>> the assumption here he left the country for size the because of --'s was icy because of what happened? >> well, he was banned from campus so we don't know why he left, i think you can put two and two together that he looked at two counts of sexual assault and white face the music when i can return -- when i can return to serbia where it will be difficult for the us to reach across the ocean and pull me back. >>> giants fans, it will be tough to watch the replay of last night's. >> they do -- drew a three run lead and eventually lost. the bullpen couldn't finish the job. >> i had a tough duty, it was torture and never so simple as to say a game was decided by one bad call on error, or closures of managers decision, but what happened last night i slept --'s left them open to an -- slept them open to an off- season of second-guessing city in the bullpen led the major leagues during the regular season with 30 saves and last night's elimination game against the -- elimination game against the cubs starting te

the new restaurant so i've got friends and family over in serbia, just from going over there. they're so hospitable and such nice people that i still keep in touch with some of them. >> i see you've brought a couple of things, something with sausages and that same hash i guess. >> i did, so these are some of the new items you'll only find at thel the balkan kabob and eggs. it's something very unique for us and very important. this is the slow-cooked pork benedict that we just demoed. just on a different plate and this is the anbar salad, some poached vegetables with cherries and poppyseed dressing. >> chef chris hawkins, thanks so much for coming. anbar restaurant in clarendon. more money be hanging in your closet? we all own things that we do not wear. there are apps that can help you trade your clutter for cash. news4's consumer reporter susan hogan explains. >> you've heard of consignment shops, right? what about online consigning? there are some apps out there that make it so easy. than ever to shop and to get a return on items just waiting to be worn. tall takes is your s

. >> he has not been charged with the case and returned to his native country serbia. and the da said they were unable to block the pass port without the arrest. they say he they followed the law and procedures. >> there is ways to change his and they are examining the situation. >> victim one said he never knew there was a no contact order and that he had been band from campus starting september 22nd and they sent the mestunneling that student alerting -- message to that student and it is not clear why she didn't get the message. and either on campus or off campus. >>> so we are tracking that moisture across the pacif ic and rainfall is less than we thought. and we are getting 2 and 3 inches. and less than we thought even in the pacific northwest and for the most part it has been less than expected especially up there but it is hard to imagine it will stay like that long. right here that super typhoon. and it has been traveling for a couple of thousands miles that is a typhoon and to give you some scale, that is a lot, that is, let's do it i will do itm hit stop here,

these are bulgaria and serbia. the more you are captured economically, the more you actually pay in this case to gazprom you could easily make the calculus, this amounts to tens of billions of dollars over the 10 years we are looking at this, 2004-2014. with that, i will turn it back to heather to explain the economic footprint and the political footprint intermingle. thank you. [inaudible] we have this incredible resource called freedom house. they produce an annual report [inaudible] that annually provides us with an enormous amount of information on the democratic health and standards of countries in central europe. what we did was, using the freedom house's annual analysis, we looked at three specific indicators, perceived levels of corruption, independence of the judiciary, and media independence. in some ways was the health indicator for a democracy. what we found was a little counterintuitive, particularly for those countries that joined nato and the european union at least by 2004, because we made an assump

obviously very difficult for law enforcement to serve an arrest warrant in serbia.n the campus in san jose, jesse gary, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> tracking the weather around here, we got clouds moving in, rain moving in, a big change in the forecast, remember last week we had lots of heat. temperatures have been on my outside, they continued to cool and rain ready to move in. there's the stream, moisture stream off the pacific. most of it will be north of the bay area, most of the rain, most of the heavy activity. we're early in the season, gesturing pretty far north. but it is strong enough it's going to dump as much as an inch and a half, two inches of rain over parts of the bay area. the first rain. tomorrow night at this time i imagine it will be 50 miles to the north. and then by 4:00 a.m. friday morning you get rain in most neighborhoods. and it will rain hard on friday morning and that commute will be impacted. most definitely. tropical air mass, what makes this so powerful? coming off of a dying typhoon out in the pacific. and just very moist, very wet and very r

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campus during the investigation, and the student has since left to go back to the native country of serbia. the university president says they are in a mix of planning a series of conversations on campus about sexual harassment and how they plan on combating it. >>> 4:32 am. >>> a pro-israel group putting up posters on the san francisco state university campus, accusing a professor of supporting terrorism, and the posters were quickly taken down. university president said they are unacceptable and bullying behavior. the los angeles-based organization took credit for putting up the posters around the university, and the same group has put up similar posters at other universities, accusing the schools of supporting "terrorist propaganda organizations." >>> a public memorial being held for two palm springs police officers that were ambushed, jose 'gil' vega and lesley zerebny , and there are 10,000 people expected to attend. the 26-year-old gang member pled not guilty to shooting and killing the officers, and lesley zerebny had just returned to duty after giving birth four months ago. >>> try

about nato enlargement in the latter part of the 1990s and then 1999 with the nato actions against serbia over cosovo with the bombing et cetera and then delayed ratification of the agreement. it timed it. this is where we come back to star wars and we'll hear more about the son of star wars or sdi missile defense. and where it then tied it to saying that the senate had to ratify the 1997 agreement on the abm systems. the antiballistic missile systems. and start two which had been ratified which have been signed into law by president george h wflt bush was then pulled back by vladimir putin when the united states announced that it was uniliterally with drawing from the abm treaty at the beginning of 2002. so by then you have all of these missile defense issues which are now intruding on the arms control agenda. so with that brief background i'm going to turn to you and we will look forward to your discussion of arms control in the george w. bush administration and whether you have views about why discussions on arms control did or didn't impact on the ability of the united states to coope

really was a kind generous man who loved his family and loved his job is seem surreal the public serbia is gone he passed away september 17. i always knew my dad was watching me. then practice inquiry i can see him from the stage. presented with items including the fly does fly and liquids fire station number three on the day of the 65 -year-old's passing. they also received his badge number 74. is to join the lakewood fire department on sunday this crowd is odds fitting tribute because five heard the bone was such a strong role model. and news. still ahead much more from tonight second presidential debate coming up here how don trump defended his comments about an open mic and tried to turn into into an attack on his opponents. see how trump made headlines welcome back it was part debate part debacle don trump and hillary clinton take care and blasting each other for 90 minutes tonight as he sought on fox 8 andrew spencer shows us how the two candidates responded. from take long for don trump and hillary other itches awfully good that someone with the temperament of donald trump is not

of world war i, the united states was tied for the 13th largest military in the world, tied with serbia and greece. by the end of world war i, we had 4 million men in uniform, having on from 200,000, to 4 million. them, 2 million service personnel, were in europe at the end of world war i. just the logistics of that are astounding. real life, when world war i a rocket, the combatants were not even concerned about america's role. yet today, we think of america as an indispensable power in world politics. but other beginning of world war i, we were an afterthought. it was woodrow wilson who achieve that transition. in botheard president political parties say, in my lifetime, that the united states doesn't go to war to build an empire or acquire territory. -lego to war for principal- -- for the principle, for the right. it was woodrow wilson to enunciate that proposition. love that 20 years early to the beginnings of the spanish-american war, which was about taking over the dwindling colonies of the spanish empire. wilson thought going to war was about securing and enduring peace. this art

hundreds of migrants stranded in serbia have set off towards the heart area border -- hungarian borderery enforce a razor wire border fence with heavy patrols. hashighest court in sports cut maria sharapova is doping ban to 15 months. the tennis star will be able to return to the competition in april. she was banned for testing positive. arbitrators ruled the ban was too harsh. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. bank rose inhe german trading today. this after industry and political leaders came out in support of the bank. merkel's party spoke about the lack of concern. >> they have to face the reality. they have done provisions in their balance sheets to pay the amount of my and they are capable to do so. i am not so worried about deutsche bank. deutsche bank is reasonable and they are doing a good job. bloomberg's caroline hyde joins us now from frankfurt. what is driving this optimism? >> hope. hope, optimism there might be a deal in the u.s.. it seems the executives of the bank just behind me r

university officials say the suspect was barred from campus but was not charged to case and returned to serbia and they say the was unable to block psuspects pass -- suspect because there was no arrest in the case and they saythol they followed the law -- say they followed the law and procedures. . >>> there is ways we can improve this and the president has writ toonen -- written to her community. >> the victim in this case said she didants know there was a no -- didn't know the there was a no contact order. and the officials tell me they suspect the message it is unclear to why she didn't get the message and as well as all students any time there is a crime on or off camps and the decision should be made be early next week. live down in san jose this an evening. >> do we know if the police ever talked to this suspect. if they had time to issuea interroom sus cension and bar them -- suspension and bar him from campus did they speak to him. >> to the suspect? yes they san jose city police are the point agency on this and they interviewed the suspect and turned their feigned finding -- finding t

loved his job is seem surreal the public serbia is gone he passed away september 17. i always knew my dad was watching me. then practice inquiry i can see him from the stage. and there he saw me after memory shared by families they we're presented with items including the fly does fly and liquids fire station number three on the day of the 65 -year-old's passing. they also received hiba is to join the lakewood fire department on sunday this crowd is odds fitting tribute because five heard the bone was such a strong role model. and lakewood allison brown fox a news.od still ahead much more from tonight second presidential debate m coming up here how don aboutp an open mic and tried to turn into into an attack on his opponents. see how trump made headlines before the debate even started why these three women we're sitting alongside they candidates. a man attacked me in a parking garage. tried to stab me with an 8-inch knife. but i carry a pistol. i fight back. that's why i'm still here. every woman has a right to defend herself with a gun if she chooses. hillary clinton

country has been strict in dealing with migrants after thousands of illegal border crossings from serbia last year. the referendum isn't legally binding but if it does pass it would further strain hungary's relations with other eu nations. >>> in the meantime the uk is still preparing for its split with the eu. the prime minister just announced the country will trigger article 50 by the end of march. article 50 is the formal beginning of the process to leave the european union. "brexit" plan expected to be part of the next speech from the queen. >>> developing in philadelphia -- authorities investigating why police fired more than 100 shots to take down an unarmed suspect. the city's police commissioner raising the possibility of the barrage of bullets was due to something called contagious gunfire. abc's eva pilgrim looking into it. >> reporter: more than 100 shots fired, police ending a terrifying series of attacks. this mornin number of actual shots fired are still being tallied. >> as of now that count is 109 shots fired. >> reporter: police are now identifying the nine officers who

he was never arrested and went back to serbia which does not have an extradition treaty with the u.s. >>> we are learning more about a father who is accused of trying to shoot to police officers. >> the man was wanted for questioning in the accidental shooting of the two-year-old son that happen hours earlier in sioux city. alex savidge with more on the biggest remaining question. that is why he decided to target police. >> reporter: this north bay father is accused of leaving his two-year-old son behind after the toddler accidentally shot himself. this was on sunday afternoon. just a few hours later authorities say this parolee, who was wanted for questioning in connection with that accidental shooting, showed up at the starbucks store and try to ambush to vallejo police officers as they were sitting taking a coffee break. just inside the front door, the stories on lincoln road near interstate 80. police say 41-year-old adam powell was wearing body armor and carrying a legally modified assault weapon with a 70 round magazine. he pointed the gun at the two officers. he apparently tr

in that time, the student has since left to go back to serbia. they are in the midst of planning a series of campus conversations about sexual violence and harassment and how they plan on combating it. dave. >> thank you, janine de la vega. >>> in the meantime uc berkeley is alerting students about two sexual assaults reported at off- campus fraternities. both happened over the weekend. in the first case a female student reported being assaulted at a party friday night. in the second case, another student told police she was sexually assaulted by an acquaintance at a party saturday morning. no arrests have been made. police aren't saying whether the two assaults happened at the same fraternity. >>> new this morning, demonstrators and protesters and police clashed at el cajon, california in the latest protest against a deadly officer-involved shooting there three weeks ago. police refused to reveal what sparked the overnight scuffle but some demonstrators say a taco shot near last month's shooting wants officers to take down a memorial because it

but he was never arrested and went back home to serbia which does not have an extradition treaty with the united states. >>> still to come at noon, a presidential welcome at the white house. who the president and first lady are honoring during their final state dinner. >>> taking a live look outside at the golden gate bridge. a lot of blue sky this tuesday afternoon. and it's looking like it's going to get a lot warmer. rosemary orozco will be back with your forecast. >>> also the city of san jose considering major changes to regulations of medical marijuana. the issues being debated at today's city council meeting. anyone with type 2 diabetes knows how it feels to see your numbers go up, despite your best efforts. but what if you could turn things around? what if you could... love your numbers? discover once-daily invokana®. it's the #1 prescribed sglt2 inhibitor that works to lower a1c. a pill taken just once in the morning, invokana® is used along with diet and exercise to significantly lower blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes. in fact, it's been proven to be more effective

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bombing serbia in some foreign paper but we don't know. it remains a mystery. we've spoken to the paper. they took down their article, their supposed donald trump interview, they're doing their own investigation. if they find out somebody was impersonating donald trump in the foreign press and they find out who it was, well, that's going to be a really good story when we get to that part of it. i should note real quick before we go that this headline, this is not me taking a shot at trump at all, when you translate the serbian article on google trump shows up as "tramp." i do not mean anything by that, i do not do it. that's blame google. funny but we didn't make it funny. >>> that does it for us, we will see you again tomorrow -- no, monday. now it's time for "the last word" with lawrence o'donnell. >> they would be happy for you to come in tomorrow. why don't you come in tomorrow? i will watch. >> that's a mistake i will never, ever make. we have five more days until the next presidential debate. at the rate of two per day, how many more women, how many more

disagreements about russia about nato enlargement in 1990's and in 1999 with the nato actions against serbia et cetera, and so delayed ratification of the agreement. this is where we come back to star wars and i know we are going to hear more about son of star wars, missile defense. then tied it to saying that the senate had to ratify the 1997 agreement on the abm system, the antiballistic missile systems. star two, then which had been rather signed into law by george h.w. bush, was pulled back by vladimir putin when the united states announced that it was unilateral withdrawing from the abm treaty at the beginning of 2002. so by then, of course, you have missile defense issues which are now intruding on the arm's control agenda w. that brief background, i'm going to turn to you and we will look forward to your discussion of arms control in the george bush administration and whether you have views about why discussions on arms control did or didn't impact on the ability of the united states to cooperate with russia on other issues too? >> okay. well, thank you angela and thank you for inviti

tax baylor-- bailout of wall street and supported the iran deal which makes america less safe and serbia'senate. i'm a wife, mother, grandmother and small business owner and i know what it means to sign the front of a paycheck and i know it means to balance a budget. i'm an independent voice that once you washington and fight for you-- >> i'm sorry, your time is up. let's move to our questions and we begin with and. >> according to polls more americans have unfavorable impressions than favorable ones of both hillary clinton and donald trump. to the any misgivings about your party's nominee? >> i have proven to be an independent voice and have called my party's nominee out of many occasions, just as i called out hillary clinton on many occasions. this is proof in the pudding. you know, my opponent has failed to call out his nominee on her many misgivings. calling americans deplorable, her e-mail scandal, the clinton foundation, i would like to know if he would like her to close the clinton foundation up. she has said it's okay to have different positions in private that in public, so if you

army in the south of serbia and in the coastal region.he west in the guise of nato decided to intervene militarily to stop what we argued was going to be a genocide. the russian position was different. they said it was an illegitimate military intervention and it was aggression against a sovereign state and you do not have u.s. security approval -- united nations security approval. 1999, vladimir putin is coming into the presidency and it was a formative moment in the 20th century and to begin with conflict over a fundamental question of european security. it is not shocking that a decade later the russians go into crimea and they use the kosovo argument. they said, there is about to be a genocide against russian speakers in ukraine because of the revolution and it is anti-russian and pro-ukrainian nationalist. so you can disagree with the argument, but the problem is we have this kind of presidents of bending the rules for the sake of stopping humanitarian disasters. so we have a fundamental difference of perspective on and it has been a

ab bush could the man as candidate for change, marco rubio, serbia had a candidate like that, this whole thing that it expresses, a republican would be much better shape. guest: change is a big thing and donald trump is for change. a lot of it is different change. what kind of change? of president obama has job approval ratings right now of 52% and 55%. just because someone says they or for change doesn't mean necessarily say what specific changes they would like. at that point, things get a lot of disagreement. host: we have myra from new york, a clinton supporter. good morning. caller: good morning to all of the of. i was just wondering, is guys talk a lot so much, talked forever, but i am a clinton supporter and i am always wondering why people see trump as a change. as a businessman, he taps himself as a businessman and successful one. don't people investigate what he did to atlantic city? the fact that he used chinese steel seven american steel? another thing i would say, how do you get about -- go about getting honest information? guest: i would respond that people have a tendency

ab bush could the man as candidate for change, marco rubio, serbia had a candidate like that, this whole thing that it expresses, a republican would be much better shape. guest: change is a big thing and donald trump is for change. a lot of it is different change. what kind of change? of president obama has job approval ratings right now of 52% and 55%. just because someone says they or for change doesn't mean necessarily say what specific changes they would like. at that point, things get a lot of disagreement. host: we have myra from new york, a clinton supporter. good morning. caller: good morning to all of the of. i was just wondering, is guys talk a lot so much, talked forever, but i am a clinton supporter and i am always wondering why people see trump as a change. as a businessman, he taps himself as a businessman and successful one. don't people investigate what he did to atlantic city? the fact that he used chinese steel seven american steel? another thing i would say, how do you get about -- go about getting honest information? guest: i would respond that people have a tendency

enlargement an in the lattr part of the 1990s and then, of course, in 1999 with the nato actions against serbiaver kosovo with the bombing, et cetera. so they delayed ratification of the agreement. so it did start in 2000 but this is we come back to star wars and know we will do more about the summit star wars missile defense but duma didn't hide it, saying the senate to ratify the 1997 agreement on the abm system, the anti-ballistic missile system. s.t.a.r.t. ii which had been ratified, which has been signed into law by president george h. w. bush was then pulled back by vladimir putin when the estates and others, it was unilaterally withdrawing from the abm treaty at the beginning of 2002. by then, of course, you all these missile defense issues which are not intruding on the arms control agenda. so with that brief background on going to turn to you, stephen rademaker and we will look for to your discussion of arms control in the george w. bush administration, and whether you have used about why discussions on arms control did or did not impact on the ability of the states to cooperate with r