we asked shell about that. and they said that the safety and technology especially around that well hea has gotten a lot better. >> the industry tas improve dealing and the blowout preventers that sit on the sea floor that prevent these things from happening. we have cre organizations like the marine oil containment co that can come in and cap these wells if anything happened. but we are focused on making sure something like that nevern happens ag >> the industry is working through safety concerns as well as bringing costs down. of course the trump administration has been very sportive of the offshore oil and gas drillingustry. we see how long that lasts. if oil stays high, the vestments will come to the gulf of mexico if the price of oil turne south look for new investments like this to slow down as well. a lot of jobs reliant on platikrms out here just this one. for nightly business report, i'm brian sullivan, off new orleans, louisiana. >>> and coming up,e the l and philanthropy of a silicon valley legend. >

remove the shell, run downstairs while her sister presumably was waiting for him.s lawyers say the police timeline means it all happened within a couple of minutes. >> an 11-year-old child can't make a peanut butter and jelly sandwich and drink a glass of milk without leaving clues. >> reporter: and tonight, a brand new witness. kenzie's younger daughter, adalynn, now 13. coming forward with an account that flies in the face of the police timeline. >> mother, you fill my life with happiness and my heart with love. the gunshot was what had woken me up. i was so young. i did not know what the sound was. i was just gonna walk in to wake her up. and her phone rang. i went and answered the phone. and i was like, "hi." and they were like, "can i talk to your mother?" i went in to wake her up. and her face was facing me. i was just like, "hey, mom, wake up." and when i turned her over, i realized. so i hung up the phone and went outside. >> reporter: a treetrimmer spots adalynn sometime after 9:00 a.m. if you go according to adalynn's recollection, jordan and janessa woul

hear the shells flying are real shells. and the explosions are live explosions. the new zealand artillery did a live firing thing and we had microphones all over the place, getting all these howling shells. so that's not made up. all that stuff's real. you lived like tramps... one thing i would hope it would do for schoolkids is to inspire them to delve into their own family histories. the best thing that anybody can do is just to look and see, "what part did my family play in this war?" you can learn some amazing things. peterjackson talking to will gompertz, and the film they shall not grow old will be screened simultaneously on 16 october in 249 cinemas across the uk. newsnight is on bbc two. now it is time to the news where you are. hello, you're watching bbc news, the time is 10:32 here's what's coming up on sportsday this evening. kirby scores again, but the lionesses can't hold onto the lead against the matildas we'll hear from the home nations men's teams as they prepare for their matches in the international break

and then she dropped a bomb shell.e knew who the friend was ken was supposed to meet, and it wasn't chris wright. she never heard of him before. >> david novak. that's who i believe he was meeting. >> reporter: chris' defenders wanted to know why the police didn't seem to follow up on that or probe more deeply into all that tension of dee mowers' family. odd, all of it. the feeling to them that something was missing, that the case against chris simply didn't hold together. so as chris' trial finally got under way, bianca felt her husband was as good as home. >> it was just like brilliant, you know? they go away, they do their thing and they come back and i get my husband back. >>> coming up -- chris wright makes his case to "dateline." >> the people that watch your show, i urge them to make their own decision. >> when "dateline" continues. >> when "dateline" continues stop dancing around the pain that's keeping you awake. advil pm gives tossing and turning a rest and silences aches and pains. fall asleep faster, stay a

shell goes all in on canada. shell had four partners for a monster contract in canada. the implications for the market. >> i am alix steel. welcome to commodities edge. 30 minutes a company's physical assets and trading with the who had he is commodities and the smartest voices in the business. kick it off with spot on. our take on a big story. our spotlight is the trait deal between the u.s., canada and mexico and what it meets. we have you covered from all ang always. we have three joining us. you covered dairy. canada is going to limit it is class seven pricing system. what does that mean? >> what that means is the milk price that make canadian ultra filtered milk cheaper for u.s. processors, that is going to go away. canadian farmers are concerned. they used this as an outlet to sell the left-over stuff from milk once you take out the butter fat. it was an outlet for them not to have to dump their skim milk down the drain. a lot of questions marks north of the border at this point as to what that is going to mean for their business. >> what does that due in terms of

he discovered that in the native pacific lion fish eaten daily by groupers and shell. so that caribbean cousins just need to be persuaded that line fish are perfectly edible prey. the extremely poisonous spines of what worry the predators. the group is have to work out that their pallets made of cartilage will protect them from the spines but there's only one way of finding out. although. after months of trying mission accomplished. shots are more easily persuaded. they also have pallets of cartilage which don't get damaged by the venomous spines . after three years of hard work and patience it seems that no alan his team's approach has successfully taken off and been emulated along the hundred fifty kilometer queen's gardens reef. so now indigenous fish can slowly but surely return in numbers. faced with the ever advancing wave of tourism leslie and noel a never short of imagination when it comes to inspecting and protecting the health of the coral. they've come up with the most remarkably inventive technique. it enables them to inspect nearly two hundred kilometers o

you know, they have this hard shell, and they're kind of gnarly-looking. and you know that they're really ancient and they've been around for a long time. but, man, they're just-- they're hanging on, you know, by the skin of their teeth all the time. narrator: in the past few decades, ravens have become one of the issues affecting the tortoise. berry: this little tortoise is about 6 to 8 years old. and we see that it's got a big hole in its back. lovich: ravens tend to peck through the shell of small tortoises and then eviscerate them. and we do know that the raven is an important predator on young tortoises in some parts of the desert. narrator: ravens have become a pest worldwide largely because they've learned to get what they need from people. man: batter up. that's one away. narrator: this softball game might seem like an unusual place to find ravens, but the birds aren't just casual sports fans. they've figured out an important equation: a ball game means people and people mean food. once the game is over, they'll move in to pick over whatever has be

noel's expertise means he can offer tourists the chance to dive with shell. but it's a complex operation. shots within a radius of less than a kilometer are attracted by the low frequency sound of the motors and by the commotion caused by divers and they soon arrive. then to keep their attention they used. but only a small amount to avoid creating a feeding frenzy which would force the divers rapidly out of the water. once the shock start swimming calmly around the divers a box filled with hate is lowered into the water. the predatory nature of shots is stimulated and means that the instinctively seek out where. the smell of the food is coming from while knowing that it's not from the divers. but in order for this technique to work all year round no well has to change area and shop group for each dive. it's a technique based on the curious nature of sharks and it enables divers to take some incredible photos in safe conditions and without interfering with the sharks natural behavior. but dangerous still exists. it is shot becomes frustrated at not finding eno

hear the shells flying, are real shells. zealand artillery did a live firing thing and we had microphones all over the place, getting all these howling shells coming in. so that's not made up. all that stuff's real. you lived like tramps... the one thing i would hope it would do with schoolkids is to inspire them to delve into their own family histories. the best thing that anybody can do is just to look and see, "well, what part did my family play in this war?" because you can learn some amazing things. some extraordinary footage there. and we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers — caroline wheeler and jane merrick. that's coming up just after the headlines at 11:30pm. but before that, let's just catch up with all the weather prospects. hello. the wednesday whether warm up is here and what is striking about it is just is here and what is striking about it isjust a is here and what is striking about it is just a widespread the sunshine and the warmth will be. africa, follow the arrows. the arrows co

noises you hear are real shells.ith the howling shells to that's what made up all that stuff. 0ne the howling shells to that's what made up all that stuff. one thing i would hope it would do for schoolkids is to inspire them into their own family history. the best thing that anybody can do is just to look and see, what part of my family play? archeologists have found what they believe are traces of a viking ship in southern norway — a rare discovery. it could give us much more information about the seafaring warriors' movements in the middle ages. the boat—like shape was found about half a meter beneath a burial mound, using radar technology — excavation has been ruled out for the moment, though, because winter is coming. the vikings were known to bury their kings and chiefs aboard a boat hoisted onshore and left under a mound of earth. only three viking ships in good condition have been discovered in norway. let's ta ke let's take you back to australia and the photos of the royal tour. this is inside the australian

it's all part of shells which were shot off either from the germans to the americans or the americans to the germans. many of them exploded wrong, which was a good thing for the soldier. because if the shell is exploding in two, it will only harm you by the blast of the explosion, but not the shrapnel flying around. it's very strange to say it almost became art. you look at this, they became pieces of art. so even though you talk about war, there's still always something positive to find behind it. it's strange to say, i know, but it's the only reason i can keep doing this work, fund the positive thing behind it. i call it almost the art of explosions. it became art. where is he? there we go. no. these are one of my favorite things. when i found them, i thought, what are these child's shoes doing on the battlefield? it was made like soldier boots. i don't know where it is. you can see the soldiers, the shoes were made exactly the same with the nails. it's so small so they have to be made for kids. afterwards i discovered that in this village you have german shoemakers making the shoes

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shell goes all in in canada. they have a monster lng project in canada. the implications for the market. ♪ alix: i am alix steel. welcome to "commodities edge." 30 minutes focused on the companies, physical assets and trading behind the hottest commodities with the smartest voices in the business. we start with spot on. our take on the big story and our spotlight is the trade deal between the u.s., canada and mexico, and what it means for commodities. we get to cover it from all angles. have a correspondent in winnipeg, chicago and onset. we start off with you, john. you covered dairy. canada has this class seven milk classifying system mean? -- what does it mean? >> what that means is the milk price made ultra filtered milk cheaper for domestic processors, that pricing mechanisms going to go away. canadian farmers are concerned. they had kind of used this as an outlet to be able to sell the left over stuff from milk. once you take out the butterfat. it was an outlet for them to definitely not have to dump their skim milk down the drain area there are a l

gave the go ahead saying saudi arabia has nothing to hide so shell has more from istanbul. there is a growing belief among some circles that she has actually been rendition kidnapped by the saudis and taken out of turkey glassy a renowned saudi opposition figure who's been in exile in london for many years he

police say the scene has a lot of shell casings, buthey didn't have an exact number. so a lot of shots believed to be fired here in this situation. news4' molette green headed to the scene. be sure to follow her on twitter. she will continue to update you online and we'll continue to update you on air. back to you. >> angie, thank you. 4:02. >> shock and disbelief that the universi will keep his job fooling --

and, whatever -- >> steve: brian shell. >> jimmy: brian shell. >> steve: yeah.ck?el with fruits and veggies as your tools ♪ ♪ eat some vegetables eat some vegetables eat some vegetables eat some vegetables ♪ >> jimmy: stop, stop, stop. i can't even do it. i can't just do it. [ applause ] i can't take it. i can't take it. maybe like -- i don't know. maybe people like it. i don't know. i just can't get into it. this next song is a singer called stuart petty and the album is called "you're just jealous." >> steve: ooh. [ laughter ] very petty. >> jimmy: i like it. i like this font. >> steve: beautiful. >> jimmy: and -- >> steve: green. >> jimmy: green for jealousy. >> steve: yeah, sure. or envy. >> jimmy: envy. >> steve: but, sure, why, yeah. that good. >> jimmy: "you're just envious" was taken. so "you're just jealous." [ laughter ] it's the name of the song. and let's take a listen to it. "you're just jealous." ♪ ♪ you're just jealous when i flex my muscles ♪ ♪ flex flex flex my muscles because i'm hotter than you ♪ ♪ youe with the ladies ♪ ♪ flirt flirt flirt wi

on friday seven people were killed when syrian regime forces shelled south east and it's the deadliest attack since the deal was reached to prevent a white skin offensive on the province. seven years of war in syria at least three hundred fifty thousand killed and a country in ruins now the rebel stronghold it labe faces a scene the next humanitarian crisis is imminent. it live is the last part of syria not under the control of president bashar al assad many of his opponents have fled here but it is only a question of time until his troops and his allies retake the region in northern syria. turkey and europe fear that a majority of the three million people living here will try to flee initiating another refugee crisis preventing this will be the main goal of the political summit in istanbul. the syrian conflict is dominated by foreign powers mainly russia iran and turkey they have different interests at stake and support different sides in the conflict with weapons logistics and personnel russian president vladimir putin is president assad's closest ally russia has been taking an activ

and, whatever -- >> steve: brian shell. >> jimmy: brian shell.laughter ] >> jimmy: and on to the front of an lawn in ireland or something. anyways, let's listen to "eat some vegetables." >> steve: this is the title track? ♪ start to think of food as fuel with fruits and veggies as your tools ♪ ♪ eat some vegetables eat some vegetables eat some vegetables eat some vegetables ♪my >> jstop, stop, stop. i can't even do it. i can't just do it. [ applause ] i can't take it. i can't take it. maybe like -- i don't know. maybe people like it. i don't know. i just can't get into it. this next song is a singer called stuart pettand the album is called "you're just jealous." >> steve: ooh. [ laughter ] very petty. >>immy: i like it. like this font. >> steve: beautiful. >> jimmy: and -- je steve: green. >> jimmy: green foousy. >> steve: yeah, sure. or envy. >> jimmy: envy. >> steve: but, sure, why, yeah. >> jimmy: whatever. >> steve: that's good. >> jimmy: "you're just envious" was taken. so "you're just jealous." [ laughter ] it's the name of the song. and l

fire. ♪ on march 17, weakened by enemy shells and bonds, the bridge collapsed of its own weight. days trying to salvage the sagging structure, and many were forced to jump from the bridge at the last minute. rescuers quickly pulled them from the rushing waters from the river. first army was across the rhine. by march 24, 10 infantry divisions and three armored divisions had passed through the area and at the heart of the nazi fatherland. ♪ had unleashed the dogs of war, by the spring of 1945, they lay whipped and stunned amongst the wreckage. for nazi germany, any hopes had passed. one not the soldier wrote in a diary taken from him at his capture -- >> [indiscernible] announcer: first army swept ride -- wide and captured 300,000 germans. the arrival of american soldiers in germany meant liberation for many. for these people, horror had long been the only reality. second by the fruits of hitler's harvest, american soldiers helped where they could. the first russians encountered by our advancing troops with the thousands of half starved prisoners in the nazi slave labor camps. fir

if you think it's a by valve kind of fossilized shell. really so we actual it was also it's proof you know that there's marine sediments. and in this i'm stone did you find anything else absolutely we found lots of things. look here's a fossil which seems very rare. or all that's really interesting. if you would only it's a tooth from a shark which lived here thirty million years ago during the place the scene era but it was how more political scene was from up until the arrow which came to an end a million and a half years ago. it was a huge i when i was on we this is a very interesting discovery. but i'm going to show it to one of my friends who is a shark specialist. so all the fossils found you are from marine animals but what do you know because this is limestone is entirely composed of marine sediment. this was the ocean floor before cube appeared human before that will see the angles everything which sank to the bottom accumulated here and helped to create this particular type of rock among. you're really doing some major work here

fire. ♪ on march 17, weakened by enemy shells and bombs, the ludendorff bridge collapsed of its ownd for 10 days trying to salvage the sagging structure, and many were forced to jump from the bridge at the last minute. rescuers quickly pulled them from the rushing waters of the river. ♪ the first army was across the rhine. by march 24, 10 infantry divisions and three armored divisions had passed through the area aimed at the heart of the nazi fatherland. ♪ hitler had unleashed the dogs of war, by the spring of 1945, they lay whipped and stunned amongst the wreckage. for nazi germany, any hopes had passed. the thunder of the military machine became a national death rattle. ♪ one nazi soldier wrote in a diary taken from him at his capture -- >> i can't hardly stand it anymore. murderous firing -- [indiscernible] >> first army swept wide and captured 300,000 germans. the arrival of american soldiers in germany meant liberation for many. tragedy stared out from the faces of victims as they were released from the living death of nazi concentration camps. for these people, horror had long

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considering that president out on promise to reveal what he called the naked truth about midst of a shell g.'s death a many critical observers here were quite disappointed in his speech no surprising a new evidence revealed no word for example about an ordeal recording of mr death that purportedly exists no word on the alleged dismemberment of his body so in the end open questions many open questions remain right so that's what i was actually going to ask you are still a lot of an answer to questions what president one didn't hold back he said at the case of the killing. was premeditated. yes indeed but of course the big question now is where is the body investigators are still looking for the body this is the final element of prove that turkey of course needs what is interesting is that many might wonder why did mr ed on today stopped short of directly accusing riyadh especially. prince mohammed bin salmond of having ordered to mystical death that this of cause shows us how delicate the whole issue for turkey is there are regional power dynamics at play here he for example praised king s

let's begin with gary in shell point. look, it has gotten worse for you there in the last hour. >> things are getting bad quickly and the worst is still yet to come. this is shell point beach, florida. it's a very vulnerable area. this town only has 300 people. it's a boating town, a tourist town. it got decimated 13 years ago during hurricane dennis. there is a lot of concern. i think what gives us some comfort from covering hurricanes, we always see curiosity seekers deciding not to evacuate. even with limited advanced notice of this -- we didn't know we would have a hurricane 4 hurricane until today. we didn't know it would be category 3 until yesterday. we didn't know it was a major hurricane until a day and a half ago. people have scattered. this is a ghost town right now. this area was underwater 13 years ago. people rebuilt. we talked to people who evolcano waited. she fully expected not to come back here and see her home the way it is before she left. that makes it very sad. i will tell you right now, there is a l

coming up after the break, why companies are reinvesting in offshore, how shell has gotten costs down and what they're going to do to win what is arguably the biggest of all the big boy games. look at this 100 miles off shore, live on cnbc, right after the break. (beeping) experience the lexus rx with advanced safety, standard. lease the 2018 rx 350 for $439 a month for 36 months. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. i've done all sorts of research, read earnings reports, looked at chart patterns. i've even built my own historic trading model. and you're still not sure if you want to make the trade? exactly. sounds like a case of analysis paralysis. is there a cure? td ameritrade's trade desk. they can help gut check your strategies and answer all your toughest questions. sounds perfect. see, your stress level was here and i got you down to here, i've done my job. call for a strategy gut check with td ameritrade. ♪ >>> welcome back to "squawk on the street time for etf spotlight etf ticker smh, bucking its recent down trend. on pace for its second positive day of the last three se

shells into and sealing off the edges of the explosion. a footprint of what the crater looked like. it was 100 26 feet long at the top, 69 feet long at the bottom, 87 feet wide at the top, 38 feet wide at the bottom, and 20 52 30 feet deep. 25 to 30 feet deep. burnside sent more troops into 9:00,ater area, and by command and control was gone. the federals had not advanced far beyond the explosion, and grant road back to his head -- e back to his headquarters and sent a telegram to his chief of staff that the attack failed, and planned his trip to form on the the next day to visit with abraham lincoln. now, the initiative would shift to the confederates. reports of this crisis quickly reached both beauregard and lee, whose headquarters were north of the appomattox in what is now colonial heights, virginia but what was then a rural area on the left bank of the appomattox. lee gave instant orders to his one division and activision was commanded by william mahone. sende was told by lead to two brigades to deal with the crisis at the front. mah

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when me my sister and her two children went outside to buy some things but got caught up in the shell and my sister and her children died and i was. taken to hospital but as if it when we heard the blast i told my wife may god protect the girls from that shell when we went outside to see what damage the blast it cause i saw the children's bodies what remained of them scattered all over the ground. if. you are not the bottles the russian military visited us they saw sidra and the state she was in they helped us to travel to russia where we've received a very worrying welcome all the doctors treated us with care they gave my daughter preset it lacks. i was very scared but the officer even valera which visited me and supported me she brought toys to play together has become a friend of mine. a high school marching bands performance in the u.s. state of mississippi aspire dangar as students there in acted holding policeman at gunpoint pictures show them as a forest hills band dressed up as doctors and nurses an armed with toy guns performance was delivered during a high school football ga

that shell when we went outside to see what damage the blast because i saw the children's bodies what remained of them scattered all over the ground. there are not the bottles the russian military visited us they saw sandra and the state she was in they helped us to travel to russia where we've received every were welcome all the doctors treated us with care and they gave my daughter presetting legs wanted indictive heifetz as i was very scared but the officer even valarie each visited me and supported me she brought toys to play together has become a friend of mine. high school marching bands performance in the us they took mississippi has sparked anger a students and acted holding policeman at gun point to just show members of forest hills band dressed up as doctors and nurses an armed with toy guns the performance was delivered during a high school football game officials meanwhile have slammed the show. this is unacceptable in a civilized society someone should be held accountable why would any high school marching band ever need fake guns had they been performing this routine all

shotgun shells were only for the second part of his atrocity. four days later he waited until his mother left this house dressed in black and carrying a bag of ammo. left for college on the other side of town. first he detonated an improvised explosive device. to put up with second on us i'm still flipping through the bomb field as it was with lethal shrapnel was set and treated in the cafeteria on the full us through exactly at lunchtime when it would be packed with faculty and students. these was no crime of passion this was planned with cold calculation given the efforts needed to learn how to and to actually build a bomb with a time a detonator the aim was clear to kill and maim as many as possible as quickly as possible in the ensuing chaos. as panic and confusion took hold the gunman began his killing spree he started on the second floor making his way downstairs to the devastated cafeteria killing anyone he met stuff with students. few. more shots more victims. could make you. the symbol of them you know but they don't do it until but the

they did not stop, he was just kind of scratching his head and then, a shell hit the pilot house andexplodes in the tug is on fire. so, after that, there were a few wounded but luckily no one was killed. after that the u-156 moves down the line and thinks each of the barges. as this is going on, and lifeguard station on the beach, sees what is happening here is the gun and the sub rain and they called the chatham naval air station which is not that far away and they realize there is a u-boat attack, there are ships out there, come help. so, they finally scraped together. draft right there, they get a crew for it and lifts off with one bomb take i make it to the beach really quick paper the germans, leading to the pilot report, do not notice they are coming and they make a bomb run over the u- 156. they can see the germans manning the guns and the bomb release does not work. the bomb does not fall. so, they make another pass. and once again, it does not fall. so, the germans notice them and they are starting to aim one of the arms at them and fire at them. and, for such a large gun, i

mean my sister and her two children went outside to buy some things but got caught up in the shell and my sister and her children died and i was taken to hospital as if when we heard the blast i told my wife may god protect the girls from that shell when we went outside to see what damage the blast it cause i saw the children's bodies what remained of them scattered all over the ground. there are not the bottles the russian military visited us they saw sidra and the state she was in they helped us to travel to russia where we've received a very were a welcome all the doctors treated us with care they gave my daughter preset it lacks. i was very scared but the officer even valera which visited me in supported me she brought toys to play together has become a friend of mine. the u.s. secretary of state mike pump air hasn't received the warmest of welcomes or missed chinese counterpart on a visit to beijing the chinese foreign minister lashed out at the u.s. over the trade wars between the two powers and against washington arming taiwan. the us has also don't gramma's attacks on china's d

a liberated shell could confidently took hold of proceedings. i would submit he may have been the midweek match winner against moscow and now put his side ahead against us a little was what say that just managed to cut the ball back in for the americans open has been listening to your accounts to the delight of his teammates. his coach . i can show you where then on the front foot i've been in we never lost faith and now you can see on the pitch we've got our confidence back . it's important that we now have six points i'm a gradually moving up the table. the host of barely got to look for a boot in as shell a dominate. shot to fight and commitment was back on display no pain no gain thing going forward there was no messing around for the visits the bitch out of ending did superbly to carry not be up until it deflected shots was a couple of weeks ago was shot that would have been luke the rebound over the pa was but not now beatle books tell it tucked away to make it to neil can shout to settle back in the groove that saw them finishing second s

the russians through these shell companies were funneling money to the nra?rly over a period of years in their words, tricked russia and political meetings here, and discussions with the highest ranking officials of the nra, i find it hard to just accept the explanation that this was all just innocent activity back and forth between two countries. >> the nra says it only accepted $2500 in russian money between 2015 and 2018. and denies any of it went toward a political campaign. butina is now in a detention center in virginia. her lawyer who spoke to us just before a judge ordered him to stop talking to reporters said the line of defense is simple. >> she's innocent. she's a student and a russian national that was involved in politics. there's simply nothing illegal that happened. >> the u.s. government disagrees. a top intelligence source tells us butina was very much the real deal. but folks at the virginia gun show we visited were unimpressed. >> it doesn't bother you that this woman was allegedly working for the russians? >> no, because we're probably doi

they moved the shell of a massive world war ii era building. at pier 70. crews hauled it had 200 feet. that doesn't sound like much except to the structure is longer than a boeing. it had to be moved to make way for a new road. one that's higher. >> it's very unusual. it's something that we put a lot of time and energy into. and something that we think is going to be part of making this future development something that has that unique flavor. and character. >> back in the 1940s the building held steel whole panels used in the construction of warships. the neighborhood will include new housing, water front parks and historic buildings like the one that was moved today. >> a military plane drops a hum v out of the sky and into a neighborhood. what we know about the accident that could have been worse. >> art from >>> here are the stories making headlines. for the fourth year in a row the afternoon commute on northbound 101 heading into eastbound 80 fl san francisco to treasure island is the most congested freeway segment in the entire bay area. this accordi

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for instance, setting up this, essentially what is a shell company, ostensibly designed to do all the purchases for the properties they had in fred trump's empire, but really making make ing no purchases at all. claiming the purchases were made and transferring the money to donald trump and his siblings. that's gross evasion of taxation. there's another anecdote about donald trump trying to essentially take his father's will, manipulate it to become the sole enharter and his own sister at his father's instructions looking at it saying this doesn't pass the smell test. those are biographical character assessments that could resonate with voters but might get lost in the business -- >> on the phone we have one of the reporters who broke the story, david barstow, political prize winning senior writer at "the new york times." we're diving through this in realtime. take us through not just the revelations in your reporting, but the breadth and the depth and the time invested in this investigation. >> yeah, we spent an enormous amount of time, i think as you can see, from just the sheer len

shell gas industry but also to address the concerns of local people who are becoming increasingly worriedby reporting of tiny movements in the us which is thousands of times across the u.k. every day as if they were harmful so here's how the traffic light monitoring system works right now think of it as the government's danger scale for shell gas extraction anything over nor point five on the richter scale is classed as a red light event and means an immediate suspension to drilling so for drilling wants the red light event to be anything starting from two point zero on the richter scale environmentalists aren't so sure where quite true is for a king at the moment it's a worrying situation and it seems to be going. very slowly and cautiously as they should. if you if you then over ground or terrain that's already been historically weakened significantly by historic coal extract conses consequences could be very devastating. and that effectively covers the entire boman fails half of the for king licenses in this country knows where the real problem is. the fracking family has reasons to be