you open the first shell corporation, there is another shell corporation. you have to open the second shell corporation. whoops, another shell corporation. and the easy solution for that lawyer in that situation is if it looks too smelly don't take the money. don't take the money. and i think the combination would be a powerful combination. so, first of all, mr. murray, i appreciate your very simple recommendation, ban anonymous companies. i could not agree with you more. it's the direction the world is going. it has national security implications and we shouldn't be a laggard as city on the hill in the united states, but we are. tell me about the size of the industry of dirty shell corporation activities around the world as revealed, for instance by the panama and paradise papers. we don't know it exactly because it's pretty dark itself, but just general sense of scale. >> thank you. senator, it's a massive industry. and, you know, i think -- >> virtually entirely up to no good, right? >> not all of it but there is a lot of no good there. so i think some i

there is a global shell game being played now. them all over the world, many are completely anonymous, they do not ask questions. makes change at one form of virtual currency to another. currency for bit coin, in, currency out. in between you will have multiple layers of these different full true -- virtual corn -- virtual currencies that will be impossible to track if you know what you are doing. >> you have been doing terrific work i want to commend senator whitehouse for his persistent and good work on this act and for the show company abuse act he just reference. you noted how anonymous companies are the most in critical threat to financial transparency and you highlight illicit finance act is being discussed in the house. i would specifically state this, proposal is the most direct to companies to circumvent campaign finance laws. this proposal is supported by delaware secretary of state. why do you believe this is the most direct approach for improving transparency? it prohibits a problem. it is a direct attack on the money

shell company to an independent expenditure company.he was convicted along with his co-conspirators in 2017. shell companies are low established threat to transparency and as these cases illustrate the threat to transparency is in effect on campaign-finance. virtual currencies remain vulnerable to the society. they also can be used by a foreign adversary to thwart campaign-finance laws. some currency promote anonymity, to traits that are attractive to criminals. they also facilitate peer-to-peer transactions meaning there is no financial institution between the sender and receiver of funds. the absence of a financial intermediary makes it easy for them to conceal location outside the united states. it is vital that we have a regime that enables exposure in real-time, not a regime. [inaudible] as much as successful prosecutions can satisfy our sense of justice, convictions are poor remedy for national security. i recommend three financial transparency measures to support interdiction. first we should be on anonymous companies read second

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children from their parents when you put it in the shell oil company in delaware of course but that may be changing for more on this let's go to our truth macgill. i think you shouldn't delaware for three things tax free shopping. malls and to sit in the traffic behind a car we're calvin's pissing on at these colors don't run sticker but shady politicians and business owners know the shopping isn't the only thing that's tax free in delaware it's where they go to create shell corporations businesses to hide your money where it's free from taxation while the public has no idea who really owns the business until something bad happens. kind of like how most of us didn't know kevin clash was the hidden hand up for years until we found out he threw a crystal meth sex party. and if any muppet puppet here is going to throw the crystal meth sex party it should be whoever has their hands on this one. but this month delaware state leaders and now if they want to change their tune delaware secretary of state geoffrey bullock announced that his state was now in favor of ending anonymous shell compan

bulic's theory, we want to see where the shell casings may land when the gun is upside-down, and seen gun, once fired, could have caused the injury above michelle's eye. sheriff shoar has been critical of the outdoor crime scene reconstruction by the fdle. so today we are going inside. we've created a replica of the scene based on scene photos. we use a mannequin for the purposes of this test. and you can see this is the layout of the bedroom, door right here, people came in and out of the room this way. we ask professor peter diaczuk, a forensic scientist at penn state, to conduct a firing test for us. back in 2013 diaczuk reviewed the case for a "frontline"/"new york times" investigation. professor, how well do you know the gun that was used in this case? >> i am familiar with the, with the firearm. >> reporter: have you fired that gun before? >> many, many times. >> reporter: in those initial set of photographs taken at the scene, there's no visible sign of any shell casings around michelle's body, but two were later clearly photographed to her left in this back corner of the bedr

but for three clean shotgun shells to be in my basement? doesn't make sense. >> you have no idea where those came from? >> absolutely not. >> tom said he's never owned or used a shotgun. >> never. wouldn't know how to operate it. wouldn't know the first thing about it. >> tom schafer then asked why tom failed to call his home when dar didn't show up at the birthday celebration. >> something just wasn't right so that's why i went home. if we had cell phones i would have called her on the cell phone. i had to find her. i had to go see where she was at. >> then it was time for tom to describe his relationship with dar. it didn't take tom long to lose his composure. >> we were very close. and we were -- >> go ahead. >> we were together all the time. >> tom admitted to the jury he did once flirt with carrie zuk, but he said that happened three years prior to the murder during a brief time when he and dar were arguing more than they were communicating. >> that put quite a bit of distance between us, and it also led to intimacy problems between he

doesn't even the one who could just go from here you can see the direction of the shelling. that the but not in what was till it came from that's way what the yes bad way it came from someone in the pocket just bought. it with you throughout the to move back so we want to find out why it happened according to international law medical institutions can't be shelled it's a war crime. again there was a lot. of things women going to be some of those women once a year my c.c. state parties come together to discuss the challenges facing the court. your own mind on s.o.s. has been invited to report on the human rights situation in eastern ukraine. says we have been documenting the war crimes for three years in my head i have hundreds of stories from people which really weigh on me that would give us court we hope to convince the international criminal court to open a case against the perpetrators and give hope to the victims that the criminals will be handed over to international authorities fortunate but if you think your group committed no problem. i think. attorney alison cole a

by these shell corporations. you cannot have effective disclosure, if you are disclosing a corporation and you do not really know who is behind it. if i could ask you about that, that will be the end of my time. >> thank you for your kind words, it is good to work with you again. >> we were good adversaries. >> yes, adversaries working for the same goal. >> yes. >> as a prosecutor, former prosecutor -- looking at this issue, of course you want to know more about the corporation, than last. the first amendment issues, and other concerns got there, and, there is no way to resist your logic, which is -- we have seen these corporations, money laundering -- or otherwise, we have seen interference in the elections. >> they are widely used, and criminal context, for money laundering purposes, and to hide the proceeds of criminal activities, correct? >> absolutely. >> the extent of what is running, it is a criminal enterprise, him and his oligarchs -- why would they not go after that? >> it is all intended to hide the fa

the powder and shells have been removed, but there were faulty shells. when the building caught fire, the shell started to explode, endangering the house, but they were able to save it. here is a picture of the arkansas college and the tebbit's house. the president of arkansas college lived across the street. arkansas college was not burned in the initial firing of fayetteville. when the confederates were on pea ridge, they did burn arkansas college. >> jonas tebbit was a union man as i said before. alexander asbath came to fayetteville, he proclaimed he was going to liberate fayetteville for the union and all the union some devices would come out and protect them. he wanted a union flag to put up on the town square. some people knew that jonas had a flag of the united states of america. they sent him to the house here and jonas gave him a flag. he put it up on the town square. jonas also invited the general and to have dinner at his house and to make this house his headquarters, thinking that the general was going to be here for a while. the general did

strange love," the man behind term and inspired the movie was thomas shelling. his nobel prize is being auctioned off for a cause. >> president trump raised the possibility of nuclear war with north korea by being defiant. he tweeted this, which was intended for the north korean leader. i too have a nuclear button, but it's a much bigger and powerful one than his and my button works. that's what thomas shelling described as the science of strategy or game theory. robert powell who worked with him explains. >> and it's ultimately that, that you hope will get somebody to back out before, you know, disaster happens. >> shelling wrote about the theory in a 1961 article that was published in a london newspaper. at the time, it caught the attention of film director stanley kuberick, here is an interview about that encounter. >> and he was in london make ago movie and he read the newspaper and he thought, sounds like a good show. >> they sat down and thought up the story for "dr. strange love." >> it's the art of producing in the mind of the enemy the fear to attack. >

that's correct they think the concrete shell roof is just eight to eleven centimeters thick the form evokes a market hall emco seems to cloak the building in rippling fabric on the concrete shell construction was developed in the one nine hundred twenty s. but it was only after world war two that there were so many opportunities to experiment with chemicals always try to push the limits of what was possible for me and i go into the body. of helm killers has been criticized for he's done eons with brutal is a man's bare concrete in the one nine hundred seventy s. . his greenhouses from one thousand nine hundred sixty three in hamburg botanical gardens on the terraces in front of them are anything but brutal and they fit beautifully into the surrounding greenery. here too sophisticated design and engineering. they go through with you on this but the construction is very special and. all the glass panel. or suspended from a steel exoskeleton or structure becomes the facade the facade faces outwards of course but so does the structure of the diamond shaped motif occurs throughout the woo

you will see shell companies all over the world. it's a very big industry if you want to hide money somewhere in the world. a lot of options for you to do that with a very big industry is very capable of using that. the people who create them may not know who they and what there can be used for. it's really one of the issues here. with your permission. they create the possibility of providing an anonymous means of payment to people who are hackers are trolls who are engaged in election influence in manipulation in the united states into try to hide that connection. because the money connection is harder to prove. would it be also possible for the crypto currency to be used to facilitate that. you can't put a bit coin into a federal account. you have an all over the world. they exchange one form of virtual currency to another. it will be impossible to track. thank you chairman chairman graham. it's another important hearing of the subcommittee. i want to commend senator whitehouse for the good work. and your brand testimony you note

some of them landed in a shell hole and when underwater completely. he was completely submerged underwater. y out.is wa then they started to climb the slippery ropes, because of all the seawater that it hit them. many of the grapples did not work. they tried to fire them. on top of them, the germans on top of the cliff started cutting the ropes. cutting the ropes was the least of their problems. they started firing down on the machines with mg-42 guns that could fire at a rate of 1500 rounds permanent. it is one of the first books the has the german side of pointe du hoc. these german machine gunners on top of the cliffs changed out there barrels because the mg-42's were getting so hot they were warping. as they fired down the round at the rangers, many of the men of dog company were hit. there were 68 men, 27 would be e next on d day and th couple days. as they climbed the top of the cliff the germans were throwing potato mash grenades, equipped today's parlance, they took all french artillery shells and suspended them on wires around the cliffs. the

obviously, filitated by shell corporations. campaign finance laws, you called out the need for effective disclosure. you can't have a disclosure if the only thing you are disclosing a front corporation and you don't know who is behind it. ifi could ask each yo threon that and that will be the end of my time. >> sure, i will go first. thank you for the kind words. good to work with y again. it always is. >> we were good adversaries. >> we were. adversaries working for the same goal. as a former prosecutor, looking at this issue, of course, you want to know more about the corporations than last. there are always the first amendment issues and other concerns on the election contexts. but absolutely, there is no we have seen the use of corporations in a variety of contexts, whether it's money- laundering or otherwise. we've seen them in the election interference and disinformation context. and, a lot of that -- >> they are widely used in e criminal context. for money-laundering purposes, and to hide the proceeds of criminal activit

he had shells dropped right on him. aim at me he said. aim at me. well, they missed him by feet, but he kept calling in more rounds, more rounds until the blanket of fire broke the german advance, a the enemy retreated, saving so many american lives. lieutenant conner's courageous actions killed roughly 50 german soldiers, injured 100 more, and saved so many american lives. they don't even have the count. somehow lieutenant conner survived the attack. less than four months later the nazis surrendered. that was a big, big day. soon after merle came home, his to organed a parade to celebrate his heroic deeds. one of the speakers was the legendary world war i hero sergeant york. you know all about sergeant york? all my generals know about sergeant york. it was at this time that pauline first caught a glimpse of her future husband. right, pauline? i don't think you were impressed either, were you, pauline? she said no, i wasn't. as she put it, i was expecting a giant of a man because he was a big hero already, and she hadn't met him. but they were givin

shells? mr. moizan: yes, empty shells. evacuating chateau-thierry -- here they are. americans are providing the provisions. mr. yockelson: they came in as the germans were approaching? in order to protect the city? mr. moizan: late may of 1918, a division was sent in town. a second division, a few miles northwest. mr. yockelson: a river runs right through chateau-thierry? mr. moizan: exactly, east to west. mr. yockelson: those are german pow's? mr. moizan: yes. mr. yockelson: sort of look happy to be out of battle. american officers who all look like general pershing because he wanted all of them to be slender and have their belts. some of them have a nice tidy mustache. here is more german pow's being led to the rear. they were placed in p.o.w. camps. mr. moizan: most of them were far from the frontline. it is difficult to feed your troops on the front so we were not keeping prisoners close by. too difficult. mr. yockelson: they look battle hardened. mr. moizan: they are ready to go. mr. yockelson: that is a 37 millimeter? mr. moizan: bigger, probably 155, something

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christopher amon: each firearm leaves a unique marking on the shell casing. no two firearms will leave the same marking. stephen: atf special agent christopher amon says this technology has been around for decades, but is now being used in new ways. referred to by its acronym nibin, the technology matches bullet casings from crime scenes to the guns that fired them. christopher: fire in the hole. stephen: but now, agents are using nibin in new ways, matching seemingly separate shootings across jurisdictional lines, solving old, cold, unsolved cases, even preventing new shootings by arresting suspects after matches put them at scenes where previous evidence could not connect them. christopher: and that's the paradigm shift. nibin went from a laboratory tool that was utilized on the backend, meaning a firearm or casings would go through the entire process and then be entered into nibin at the end, sometimes months or years later, to a front-end investigative lead tool. stephen: to see how it all works. male: so, the shearing is here. stephen: atf took us behind

he ran 400 yard, dodging shrapnel, bullets, shells everywhere, artillery, trying to hit him. they saw him, they couldn't get him. he was going every different way. he looked like an nfl star. all the while laying telephone wire wherever he went. when he reached the edge of the forest, he raced 30 yards in front of the american line. laid down in in this shallow ditch where they could still see him. only one foot deep. in front of the lone american soldier were six german tanks and hundreds of german soldiers. as bullets flew all around him, lieutenant connor directed artillery fire. each time successfully, decimating the enemy. they knew he was there and they couldn't get him. at one point a german soldier came within five yards of lieutenant connor, before being shot and killed. for three hours the bloody battle raged on. in the last attacks, swarms of german soldiers rushed forward. when they were nearly on top of lieutenant connor, he ordered fire on his own position, exactly where he was. courageously choosing to face death in order to save his battalion. and achieve vict

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sort of like an empty shell. and i spoke toa fireman of like an empty shell. i spoke to a fireman and what he had to say was pretty bleak. to be honest. he says the fire was a lot bigger than la st says the fire was a lot bigger than last time. and it has affected the whole building, and is basically an empty shell. sol whole building, and is basically an empty shell. so i don't know what will happen, and obviously a lot of funds have been raised for this, for the reconstruction. they had cabinet makers, a team of them working on the library, so i don't know if they can still go ahead with that or what. colin, this is a building that the artistic community in scotland andindeed the artistic community in scotland and indeed the wider artistic community of the world holds dear to their hearts. it's a very well lasicki study devonside, you've painted this building. —— you've studied inside this place and painted in this building. describe to be people what makes it so special. i thinkjust the history and who had studied there before. special. i thinkjust the hist

we got in the shell hall and powers miraculously produced a bar of soap. it must have been the only one for hundreds of miles. we sat in the shell hole and scrubbed each other's backs and got ourselves all cleaned up. and the next day i got wounded earlier in the day by the land mine, powers took my radio, i think it was as a matter of fact and was out there with it and then later on that same day, december 15, 1968, he stepped on a booby trapped artillery shell and it killed him instantly. i was able to eventually many, many, years later, you know the virtual walls that they have vice versa and i now know what his son looks like. he sent me pictures and some day i hope to meet

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residents of neighboring areas have taken refuge over the past few days was targeted by intense shelling this means more syrians will be fleeing for their lives towards the jordanian borders it also exacerbates the dark humanitarian conditions of the displaced as the u.n. reported that more than one hundred sixty thousand syrians have fled to jordan is borderline with syria jordan the government said it cannot open the borders as it's already home to one point five million syrian refugees and due to political economic and security issues jordan is in no position to accommodate more he goes also keep door from the regime held areas south of syria between representatives of the free syrian army and russian forces we have learnt that the rebels would propose to give up crossing on jordan's border while the syrian regime laid a precondition that the f.s.a. must lay down withdraw from the south then integrate into the police force these demands were turned down. hezbollah is actually general says the group will help return some of the syrian refugees in lebanon to their country. says he'll wo

residents of neighboring areas have taken refuge over the past few days was targeted by intense shelling this means more syrians will be fleeing for their lives towards the jordanian borders it also exacerbates the dark humanitarian conditions of the displaced as the u.n. reported that more than one hundred sixty thousand syrians have fled to jordan is borderline with syria jordan's government says it cannot open the borders as it's already home to one point five million syrian refugees and due to political economic and security issues jordan is in no position to accommodate more. keep doff in the regime held areas south of syria between representatives of the free syrian army and russian forces we have learnt that the rebels would propose to give up crossing on jordan's border while the syrian regime laid a precondition that the f.s.a. must lay down withdraw from the south then integrate into the police force these demands were turned down. so we can says it will host yemen's war in politics for negotiations meanwhile the un says it will help run the red sea port of today though the sau

we got in the shell hall and powers miraculously produced a bar of soap. it must have been the only one for hundreds of miles. we sat in the shell hole and scrubbed each other's backs and got ourselves all cleaned up. and the next day i got wounded earlier in the day by the land mine, powers took my radio, i think it was aa matter of fact and was out there with it and then later on that same day, december 15, 1968, he stepped on a booby trapped artillery shell and it killed him instantly. i was able to eventually many, many, years later, you know the virtual walls that they have vice versa and i now know what his son looks like. he sent me pictures and some day i hope to to me, to notaid know the circumstances. we had one situation dennis told me about, there was a person climbing up the ladder with his full combat gear on. these bridges underwater, you couldn't see the bridge, you would undo everything. if you fell in the water, it would drag you right down to we had some interesting times my first couple of weeks crossing this narrow bridge at high tide

cease fire announced friday and mean not only held for a few minutes there's been uninterrupted shelling across billy just south of syria namely in the eastern and western countries sod's of daraa province according to eyewitness accounts we received the areas were all residential homes and makeshift hospitals which is no longer operational as a result of the intense bombardment as we speak we can still hear the shelling a true massacre took place in the town of paulson in dars west and countryside the ceasefire collapsed in this town where residents of neighboring areas have taken refuge over the past few days was targeted by intense shelling this means more syrians will be fleeing for their lives towards the jordanian border as it also exacerbates the dark humanitarian conditions of the displaced as the u.n. reported that more than one hundred sixty thousand syrians have fled to jordan is borderline with syria jordan's government said it cannot open the borders as it's already home to one point five million syrian refugees and due to political economic and security issues jordan is in

militant shelling in syria. jonah his sacrifice coty has established a home. they will recognize the reporters who often risk for the sake of the truth comes through the piece you can submit to your published works in a video form britain form until june twelfth. who'll be the next to get the treatment that greece got from the troika the i.m.f. the e.c.b. the e.u. they gang up they destroy a country for profit it's a smash and grab and greece was destroyed they had a referendum and then they didn't pay any attention to the referendum they didn't want to try and look what happened in greece it turned it into a pit it turned into a shell it turned into garbage and now the same bankers are getting together because they need like a shark always something to destroy to eat so we were trying to figure out would italy be next and i think were the two likely candidates so i guess as we've been saying that for five years that this was coming and i guess down italy will be the next meal for the i'm. well you know the cars they were kind of adopted because we were called

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massive shelling. buildings were destroyed.ut in the end the germans were kept from further penetrating into chateau-thierry, and paris was safe once again. after the battle, the third division earned a well-deserved moniker of the rock of the marne. >> the german tide had reached the marne river, and was less than 40 miles from paris. pershing had moved the second and third u.s. division around the area around chateau-thierry. to help stem this onslaught. both responded with spectacular success. the third division, in its battle for the marne crossing -- wrote one of the most brilliant pages of our military annals. one such regimen, the 38th infantry, earned the moniker rock of the marne. the second division began pushing the germans back. u.s. marines fighting with the second division reclaimed important around in a fierce contest known to history now as the battle of belleau wood. >> our next stop is about six miles from the town of chateau-thierry, in belleau wood. the forest is on a hill in marne cemetery. mitchell: standi

the ceasefire announced broad i mean not only held for a few minutes there's been uninterrupted shelling across billy just south of syria namely in the eastern and western countries saud's of day. province according to eyewitness accounts we received the areas were all residential homes and makeshift hospitals which is no longer operational as a result of the intense bombardment as we speak we can still hear the shelling a true massacre took place in the town of paulson in dars west and countryside the ceasefire collapsed in this town where residents of neighboring areas have taken refuge over the past few days was targeted by intense shelling this means more syrians will be fleeing for their lives towards the jordanian border as it also exacerbates the dark humanitarian conditions of the displaced as the u.n. reported that more than one hundred sixty thousand syrians have fled to jordan is borderline with syria jordan's government says it cannot open the borders as it's already home to one point five million syrian refugees and due to political economic and security issues jordan is in

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preventing the delivery of humanitarian supplies or a poll also accuses rebels of indiscriminate shelling of civilians in damascus. galley is the commissioner of the u.n. independent commission of inquiry on syria he joins us now via skype from geneva good to have you with us so it's become almost sadly usual to have a report that talks about both sides in the syrian conflict committing war crimes against civilians right yes it is it is very we we have to say also. because. are showing total disregard for protection of some pins and in a sense copying needs to other. where is the severity of the violations that have become war crimes and in some cases crimes against humanity. while there ever be accountability. and there is a lot of work being done documenting these violations of course by the commission of inquiry we have a new make an ism now that was established by the general assembly that's working towards preparing cases is. that some. will put your national or syrian can begin to work on such cases but we're also now seeing dozens of cases around the world where we are states in na

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also, a driveway right across they foundwhere several shell casings on the ground. it also appears there was no confrontation leading up to the shooting, so they are now focused on figuring out what sparked all of this. i do want to take you now t a map showing you the three shootings that d.c. police are no investigating. five men shot in this span. the first shootin coming in 11:48 last night. two men shot at stanton road in southeast. they were conscious when they were found by authorities. the second one, this onehere, about s 40 trning at southern avenue here in southeast. one man shot, and also a third now at ivan hoe street southwest. authorities say their injuries appear to be non-fe-threatening. ck out live, the common thread in all these cases here is that police say the suspec, the shooters, in each case remain at large. aey're now working not only this shooting her southern avenue, but also those other two as well. live here at southeast, oout i'n jufinch, news 4. t bayou. >> justin, thank you. 6:03 right now. also developing i maryland. police need help

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