stacey had not shown up for work. jimmy and stacey lived upstairs from her, and she called upstairs to ask if stacey was up there, had she overslept. jimmy said that no, she had left for work. >> jimmy traced stacy's route to bastrop but found nothing. he turned to curtis davis, a fellow bastrop police officer for help. >> i come to work and i walked in and saw jimmy and his first words out of his mouth was "stacey's missing." you could see in his eyes something was wrong. and he sensed it. >> that morning, police found jimmy's pickup truck abandoned at the local high school. bastrop police chief david bored was one of first on the scene. >> when we found the truck and didn't find stacey in it or anywhere around it, we now had a missing person that we believed was in danger. >> police found signs of a struggle. on the ground outside the pickup, a broken piece of stacey's leather belt. >> jimmy fennell recognized that as being part of a belt stacey had worn. also he noticed one of stacey's tennis shoes in the truck, so

—— stacey and kevin!tary maker stacey dooley and dance partner kevin clifton triumph in the sixteenth series and take the coveted glitterball trophy. and coming up — a special programme looking back at the commemorations throughout the year of the armistice centenary. that's in half an hour's time, here on bbc news. theresa may has attacked tony blair, her predecessor as prime minister, after he backed calls for another referendum on brexit. it's being seen as an unusually angry response from the prime minister. in a statement, mrs may said... 0ur political correspondent nick eardley says increasing numbers of people are talking about the prospect of a second referendum. six months ago if we'd have been speaking about it it would have seemed like quite an unlikely prospect but more and more at westminster people are talking about it as westminster people are talking about itasa westminster people are talking about it as a potential way to enter some of the impasse we've seen in recent weeks. the problem f

many congratulations to stacey. time for a look at the latest weather. the latest weather. let's join helen willetts who has the latest forecast. we've heard a lot of reports of trouble problems caused by freezing rain but what exactly is it? it's very rare that we see a widespread freezing rain event here in the uk, it happens a lot in the united states, but this is what happens so let me try and explain the dynamics around that. it's finally balanced for it to happen, effectively you have cloud with snow and it comes into slightly warmer parts of the atmosphere way above us and turns back into a rain droplets but then it comes into freezing air that we have had near the surface, it gets supercooled, below freezing and it flattens out, instantaneously freezing and hits the circus, a pavement, wrote, everything becomes treacherous. glad to say that has moved away. it was brought courtesy of storm deidre here, packed a punch, pummelling the winds into any areas, bringing down trees and causing delays with wind and rain. time did we have the atlantic influ

joe sugg is a youtube star in stacey dooley is a youtube star in stacey dooley isa is a youtube starmaker. they have got the judges on side and the public. they are the bookies' favourite. you have the experienced a nswe i’s , favourite. you have the experienced answers, faye tozer, formerly of steps, and ashley roberts, a former pussycat dolls, who has wowed the judges week after week but is not loved by the audiences and has had to work to get out of the bottom two. that is the question, as a more ignorant observer in my case, not watching it every episode but catching different bits from week to week, what is striking is that even if you do a sensational dance, does not mean you will get the appreciation of the audience? we are two british men that because we can be technically very adept at something but what we like to see is someone's confidence grow. stacey dooley was very self—deprecating at the beginning and joe sugg has never dance the step. he looked like bambi, trying to learn to stand up. he has rewarded his fans, which there are many with his and dedication. he has even

and were you a stacey francis? i was, at dancing! and were you a stacey francis?was, at the end of the day at a popularity contest, isn't it? it is indeed. you would be good on a, you should do it one day!” don't think it is a me, i will go after you, ben! starting with the football, manchester united travelling to anfield later, united going into the game 16 points behind liverpool, whilejurgen klopp's side are looking to go back to the top of the table later. we never thought before a game only because we have a few good results in the past at home or whatever that it will be easy, the next game. that's not the mode you can win football games. we have to be angry on sunday, and we will be. we fight for our points. it's not that there is anything, you don't solve problems for others, we have our own problems, our own targets, and we go for them. that's all. we know that we are going to play against the leader. we are going to play against a team on a high, and even with the problems we have, and we have doubts about everything because we don't know which players

were you pleased to see stacey, was she your favourite or not?time we go back to the strictly roots and have anon non—dom so winning the show and also i was supporting joe sugg, who also i was supporting joe sugg, who also had no experience. to see someone also had no experience. to see someone like him and stacy blossoming all the way to the final is absolutely incredible and i think it's going to be very good press and it's going to be very good press and it's going to do great things for the show because it is about time that non—dancer won it. the show because it is about time that non-dancer won it. so you think there are too many people with real dance experience, professional dance experience, who are on the show now? absolutely. ashley had a lot of experience, and so has faith but i must say faye was outstanding in the final and if must say faye was outstanding in the finaland ifi must say faye was outstanding in the finaland if i had must say faye was outstanding in the final and if i had to put my official dancer or choreographer hat on

how good is stacey?urturing and brilliant teaching, he produced this amazing dancer, and she became a great performer as well. and she seemed to play the roles very well. i'd end know whether she's done any acting, but she seemed to play all these storyli nes but she seemed to play all these storylines so well, and she looks so great in those outfits, and even in this paso doble that she did, she just embodied the whole feeling of it. you can see it. and what a great number that was that night. sometimes when they are in black and they blend in, you don't see so much going on. the final dance of the night, and watching it with a group of people, we all went, that is kind of almost it. how much life is left in strictly? it cannot go on forever. you almost wonder whether it had reached its peak, but it's made some changes this year. do you think it has got life left? it has constantly evolved, and for the last six years we have had the same production team, and! we have had the same production team, and i

i want to bring in stacey widlitz. good morning to you, stacey. are you surprised at, one, the extent of the profit warning that asos delivers this morning and the extent of the move that we're seeing in the share price, down almost 40%? >> yes good morning it's a retail red monday here. certainly we've had warnings in the market already we've heard from a number of retailers saying november is very tough very promotionally u.k you can name the list. we had certainly mike ashley last week, came out and gave us a little preview talking about how terrible the month of november is, and he wasn't kidding. i think the interesting thing with asos is that actually the u.k. business held off it was heavy discounting, that was really the issue consumers are looking for cheaper products that is a trend that i don't think will change and i think most interesting is that when you look at this business, they had been raising cap exand now they're cutting it into weakness this creates a bit of a snowball effect. >> stacey, one of the things asos pointed to toda

base might see him through but sta cey ha d base might see him through but stacey had the classic to are happy she want four this evening. as people say although it isa this evening. as people say although it is a dance competition it's not a dance competition. exactly, we saw that from ashley who is probably the best in the competition, she was on the bottom to mark the last few weeks and the, they both got perfect scores but you knew they would not win, it was someone like stacey who started getting low scores, then she embraced it. she got better and better and blossomed into a dancer and kevin is one of the most popular professionals, four times in the final before tonight so it was his chance also to win. a lot of mention of it being his time, about time he got to hold the trophy. what has been a highlight of the series, do you think it was a classic series? it's a funny one because at the start of the series a lot of talk about the line—up not being very glitzy, not a in of big names but once you get into it it does not matter, the format, thejudges, it's such a special show, s

will it be ashley, joe, faye or sta cey 7 let will it be ashley, joe, faye or stacey?ho you want to win! do get in touch on all the stories we're talking about — use the hashtag victoria live. this feels like relief after an intense political week. if you're emailing and are happy for us to contact you — and maybe want to take part in the programme — please include your phone number in your message. asummary of a summary of today's news now. the president of the european commission, jean—claude juncker, has called on the uk to set out more clearly what it wants on brexit. theresa may spoke to eu leaders in brussels last night and asked for assurances, to help her get the withdrawal agreement through parliament. but her fellow leaders say there'll be no renegotiation. the prime minister is holding more talks at the summit this morning — and her cabinet colleagues remain optimistic despite criticisim from europe. the conclusions that came out of this european summit overnight were a very welcome statement that i think responded to the fears expressed in the house of comm

so there it is, the winner of this year's glitterball trophy, stacey dooley.er, with helen willetts. this was a picture taken this morning of the sunrise, barely a cloud around. what a difference a day makes after yesterday's unusual freezing rain which did cause quite a few problems, particularly for northern england and parts of southern scotland. now we followed that with some snow as well and we still had some snow this morning, but this line of cloud is the weather front that's the problem. we have got more rain coming in but actually as it is all coming in off the atlantic, it is a milder direction. so, we are losing the wintry weather. storm deirdre is taking away the strongest of the winds. it's been blowing a severe gale again this morning across the northern isles but that is clearing out of the way. this afternoon is looking much calmer here and brighter skies are prevailing. but we do have more showers to come, this afternoon than we have seen this morning across the south—west, southern england into wales. north—west england, probably southern sco

so there it is, the winner of this year's glitterball trophy — stacey dooley.used problems yesterday, a summary of what we had. freezing rain affecting parts of northern england and scotland, leading to a number of accidents. multiple accidents. scotland saw snow. windy weather, top gusts of 79 miles an houron snow. windy weather, top gusts of 79 miles an hour on the west of wales. outbreaks of rain pushing from west to east across southern england. clearing away from wales. in scotland, we continue to see some showers. but by and large, the winds for light overnight. it will be a cold night with patches of frost and

stacey, she had the classic strictly journey. i think a lot of people were very happy that she won this evening. she blossomed into this dancer. and she had kevin with her who is one of the most popular pros. four times in the final before tonight, so it really was his chance also to win the glitterball. the start of the series there was a lot of talk about the lineup not being glitzy enough, there weren't enough a—listers or "who are these people?" but it does not matter, once you get into it, it doesn't really matter who's in the show. that format, thosejudges, that ballroom — it is such a special show, really, such a feel—good place, away from any politics or any nonsense like that, so it was a great series for me. loads of highlights, loads of amazing dancers, they brought in this couple's choice category what was really bounce so you has some theatre dances and street dances and contemporary routines as well, it mixed it up a little bit but it was still classic strictly and i thought it was a great series. no doubt you've he

stacey dooley is the favourite. other dancers have been listed as the favourite. to a strictly super fan later, someone talk to a strictly super fan later, someone who is worried what they are going to do with their life after tonight. do you fit into that category? not quite and you can ask them what that move was. we are and to christmas cards. it is that time of year. i have done half of mine. we have got christmas cards from both the royals and politicians this week in the papers. it is decoding what that means. the duke and duchess of sussex have a hollywood leg. there they are. we have got the cambridges with country casual. we have gotjeremy corbyn's cat in front of a big fire and ed miliband with his stone. these are all around the strong pr element and the like but in america, families will often put photos and christmas cards, and it isa put photos and christmas cards, and it is a bit ofa put photos and christmas cards, and it is a bit of a man thing, you'll like it or do not like it. i have never got round to it. maybe i will do it one year, but i have

stacey and kevin! even more emotional was her professional dance partner kevin clifton.ball trophy, stacey dooley. david sillito, bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather with darren bett. good evening. the weather this week will look different to last week. once the storm has swept through, taking away the snow and freezing rain, we are now getting atlantic winds coming our way with more cloud waiting in the wings. bringing rain for wales, england and southern scotland, heading out into the north sea come the early hours. apart from a few showers, clearing skies and turning chilly overnight because the wind will be quite light. a touch of frost here and there with a couple of icy patches as well. the eastern side of the uk should see a decent day on monday with sunshine around after the chilly start. further west, the wind will introduce more cloud from the afternoon and a bit of rain arriving as well. gaels are likely come the end of the day but with the southerly wind it will be mild. double—figure temperatures in ireland and southern scotland. hello, this is

entertainment journalist emma bullimore explained to me why stacey was such a popular winner.a lovely time and a lot of people happy she won this evening. although it is a dance competition it is in a dance competition. exactly. ashley was the best dancer but she was in the bottom three and we knew she could not win. they both got perfect scores but they knew they were not going to win but it was someone like stacey, who embraced the journey, she got better and better, blossomed into this competition. four times in the final before tonight, a chance for cefn to also win. a lot of mention that it was his time, that he got to hold that trophy aloft. what has been the highlight? do you think it was a classic series. at the start of the series there was people saying it was an enough of a lineup but it does not matter, that four, thejudges, it is such lineup but it does not matter, that four, the judges, it is such a special show, away from any politics 01’ special show, away from any politics orany special show, away from any politics 01’ any nonsense special show, away from any

stacey and kevin! even more emotional was her professional dance partner kevin clifton.ophy, stacey dooley. david sillito, bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather. the storm caused some severe weather yesterday. the most dangerous condition caused by freezing rain, leading to multiple accidents on a number of roads. heavy snow affecting northern scotland and we had a top wind gust of 79 mph in west wales. today the weather has been turning mild. the wind clearing the rain away. showers affecting western areas of scotland. for many areas the skies were clear, the winds will be light and it will be a cold night with frost developing in the countryside and a couple of fog patches. for monday, it looks like a decent start of the day with some sunshine. thicker cloud working into western areas with rain spreading in and turning increasingly windy with gales across western hills. relatively mild, with the top temperature of 12 degrees in the best. that is the weather. hello this is bbc news. the headlines: cabinet brexiteer liam fox says mps have already decided on t

so there it is, the winner of this year's glitterball trophy — stacey dooley.tonight. but, as the format has changed this year, we won't know who's been nominated until the programme tonight. let's talk to our sports presenter, holly hamilton, she's in birmingham for us. holly, this is a change to previous practice in not having names revealed in advance and stop what difference will it make to the whole field, and to the atmosphere now? surely these sports stars are turning up not knowing if they should bother. santa it is all top secret and very unusual. as of the first time they have done anything like this before. we won't know the names of the nominees until tonight, when the ceremony begins at 7pm. the whole idea is to provide more attention on the action itself. we have a brand—new award this year, which is the sporting moment of the year. without having that long, exhaustive list of names to go through, that means that those moments and memories of 2018, we can spend a long time watching them, reliving them, and enjoying them. think back to the england

stacey dooley being one of them. you think stacey won, because she took us on a journey with her? i think she had the journey from the beginning but she really listened. she was a real sweetheart. as with all the other co ntesta nts, sweetheart. as with all the other contestants, that she paid attention, she improved week in and week out, got her spine and a better line. kevin gave her choreography she could cope with so she always looked attractive in what she was doing. she is the epitome of a strictly winner. they had a lovely on—screen relationship as well. real emotion from kevin clifton at the end. that he of being in the final so many times i never quite winning it. i think it's five times the bridesmaid and then he suddenly became like their superstar. he got emotional so everybody got emotional. stacey was so kind to him, although i felt he had given her the best choreography i could possibly have ever seen. oh this thinking, that is him and his sister have both won strictly now. the clifton family! now they

stacey! even more emotional was so professional dads partner clifton.se candidates would have been worthy winners. her mum at the end was going that. there are not many weather presenters on strictly. carol did at one year. it has been difficult enough dancing around the weather picture this weekend, i can tell you. it has been really tricky. we will have one of the most severe types of weather that could have in this country yesterday, freezing rain, very rare that we see it so widely, but yes it was giving us a song and ants yesterday. i am sure you know that if you live in northern england or scotland. this was taken in north yorkshire yesterday afternoon. look at that, freezing rain that falls on the surface and freezers. you can imagine how treacherous it was on the roads and pavements. as well as that, we have snow and it is still snowing in areas of scotland. what a beautiful teacher sent in, i would dig out more this morning with the snow as well. the pictures on the weekend if you're trying to get from ato b, it is weekend if you're trying to g

|j the winners stacey and kevin. you have not then watching it.rful person but i don't like contests where people hold up numbers in front of other people. she looks wonderful and she is supposed to be a wonderful person. she looks wonderful and she is supposed to be a wonderful personlj supposed to be a wonderful person.” know you have been watching it.” have been watching at! i quite like it. i think the show is really good fun, people watch it, it is exactly what television, what you want sometimes it. an escape from the miserable, depressing reality. and then we come, to brexit where we started. that's it for the papers tonight. don't forget you can see the front pages of the papers online on the bbc news website. it's all there for you, 7 days a week at bbc.co.uk/papers. and if you miss the programme any evening you can watch it later on bbc iplayer. thank you and goodbye. next it's the film review. hello and welcome to the film review on bbc news.

let's check in with stacey see what's going on there stacey hate what do you think the topic might be wearing a clue. van gogh's paintings as you saw the one the same eating his own pain in the field somewhere in the south of france while trading and selling masterpieces i would eventually for hundreds of billions of dollars thanks to free up money printing now this is actually andy warhol print but don't they yellow a vest that's in our conversation. means mates know. it all know is very chic it's just a show you know we sit on the brink of more revolution maybe perhaps a french spring or a french winter this is ten years after the financial collapse whereby all of our governments around the certainly the western world and the central banks came together and determined that there was no cost that they would not bear to bail out the bankers so now everybody is quite concerned about the fact that the blowback has come finally after ten years is all the ordinary people the bottom ninety nine percent who did not benefit from the money printing they're starting to do a nod quite similar t

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doing at this point on yeah we just finished a cross-country trip driving and stacey pointed out like this though bugs splatter humping shield a somewhat crude observation but it's true i remember as a kid whenever you're out driving you have bugs hitting the windshield you need us don't see that anymore they're just insects are gone and as you point out this is apocalyptic and its implications for the global economy now and i was a kid we had it and farms and you could tell quite clearly that the ants would die from their own waste it was right there in a little twelve dollar and farm and why is this point so hard for people to understand that earth's carrying capacity is you know limited you can't keep putting you can't put twelve pounds of garbage into a five pound sack you know it doesn't work why is that point so hard to grasp is it just is it just hubris is it just humans are are just not going to survive because they were poorly designed to begin with maybe they just don't have the intellect to survive this kind of my theory i don't think humans really are smart enough to survi

. >> reporter: stacey harrison waited four hours in the cold before viewing george h.w. ush's casket at the capitol rotunda. >> he was a man of integrity. >> reporter: she along with thousands of people in line remembering the legacy of george h.w. bush. joe johnson is a captain in the navy. >> he was the president who gave me my diploma and who spoke in 1982. >> reporter: the late president's body will be moved here at the washington national cathedral tomorrow moing. here is a map of the road closures from the pootession. thecade will leave at 9:15 wednesday morning and it is expected to last for about two hours. it will be a traditional episcopal funeral. former president george w. bush will deliver the eulogy. >> i got here at 4:30 and i am just leaving. a >> reporte for stacey harrison, she will watch on tv. i don't want to miss this opportunity. i know this man has died but h tory being made. >> reporter: indeed history is being made and people contie to take photos and reflect on stories and remembering times in regards to george h.w. bush,he many of tell me they'

stacey sager reports. "i just want to say thank you," widow nixtia easy said at her freeport home. "thank you. i really appreciate it." norman easy would have turned 58 years old monday, but the decorated veteran who served two tours in iraq boarded a china eastern airlines plane back on december 7 bound for shanghai in his work as a healthcare executive and never came back."the latest that we have is that he passed away mid flight on the plane," son marcus easy said. "we're working on getting him back, and when we have him back here, that's when we'll have definite answers."planning for christmas or celebrating anything wasn't on this family's radar these past couple of weeks, as they've been dealing with the chinese government and the state department. and there was no progress, until recently.the family hired a private security firm to assist them and signed a waiver pledging no inquiry to the government, but they are still waiting to get their beloved husband and father's body returned to them. "what peeves me the most is he served his country, and we can't even get his body ba

tell me about stacey. >> well, me and stacey met up.but his story had more than a few holes. osmanovic wasn't sure of stacey's last name. he didn't have her phone number or her address. >> he's a character, what can i tell you. he's like, i did none of that and by the end of the day you'll see, i'm walking out of here. >> in addition, osmanovic said he saw quinn's picture in the media and he didn't know her. >> did you recognize her? >> sir, i mean she looks like a blonde chick. >> you didn't look at that picture and say, i don't know this woman? >> sir, she doesn't look like anybody that i know. >> okay. >> but the atmosphere quickly changed when cole brought in a photo of quinn gray. >> we've already been to the publix. you know why? because this woman brought us there. >> okay. so what did i do? >> she is saying that you abducted her. >> i abducted her? >> yes, sir. >> i have more than enough evidence to charge you based on her word. >> and then the detective started to apply pressure to osmanovic. >> and for you to say that you don'

what has been their reaction, stacey?ook at this. they say that it makes them a better person and a better friend, and they just love it. >> they love it. we love the idea. are those today's bananas you have there in front of you? what's the message? >> i have "you are loved" because they all need to know that they are loved. i have "keep smiling" because you never know what a smile can do for them. >> that's true. all of that. >> and now we know your creativity goes well beyond bananas as well. tell us about the other things you have done with the kids. >> i have done emoji oranges. i have done banana dolphins for the kids. i have done santa hat jell-o for them. >> wow. >> and i also make characters to hang up as artwork in the cafeteria for them. >> so creative. >> so great, and we see the kids there behind you, stacey. we hear you talking about your own family and we know you work so hard. have you gotten to take any time for yourself in all of this? >> i don't think any mother does. >> well, we think you and all mothe

joining us is stacey widlitz we're happy to see you on set. >> it's nice to be here early. lag. >> we're all on the european schedule on this show. we know nobody is ratcheting down estimates on holiday spending yet on my screens right here, look -- oh >> that's going to be a blooper real >> we just had a flood >> any way, the average retail stock is down 17% in this quarter. how come -- and a mop. >> clean up on aisle 7 expectations going into the fourth quarter are high. everybody is comping the consumer is in a great place. i will help you mop. but the problem is the expectations so lululemon comped up 18% the stock traded off ulta comped up 18%, the stock traded up. we know the consumer is strong the darling of retail, the question in 2019 what is next. is this as good as it gets >> move your phone, by the way >> gosh. somehow there was 16 gallons of water in this mug that is now making its way around the "worldwide exchange" desk. okay two-ways to look at retail stocks number one, they're doing what you said number two they're telling us a scary story about what's to c

i'm max keiser this is the kaiser report let's check in with stacey see what's going on there stacey hate what do you think the topic might be wearing a clue. van gogh's paintings as you saw the one the same eating his own pain in the field somewhere in the south of france while trading and selling masterpieces i would eventually for hundreds of billions of dollars thanks to free up money printing now this is actually andy warhol print but. they yellow a vest that's in our conversation like you know joan means mates show no so it's like usually these are all now it's very chic it's just a show you know we sit on the brink of more revolution maybe perhaps a french spring or a french winter this is ten years after the financial collapse whereby all of our governments around certainly the western world and the central banks came together and determined that there was no cost that they would not bear to bail out the bankers so now everybody is quite concerned about the fact that the blowback has come finally after ten years is all the ordinary people.

i'm max keiser this is the kaiser report let's check in with stacey see what's going on there stacey hate what do you think the topic might be wearing a clue. van gogh's paintings as he saw the when the saying eating his own pain in the field somewhere in the south of france while creating unsung masterpieces there were eventually for hundreds of billions of dollars thanks to for your money printing now this is actually andy warhol print but. they yellow avast that's in our conversation. means meets sharon l. so it's like your she lays on now it's very chic.

for stacey and kevin, it will be their leaderboard topping foxtrot from week four.ays she is thankful to have got this far. i suppose the overriding emotion is, this sounds really cheesy, but sort of gratitude. you are so delighted to still be involved in the competition and it has just been amazing. it has not been particularly poignant or gut wrenching, it has just been an amazing celebration. forjoe and dianne, thejudges have picked their paso doble. youtube starjoe says the public response has been amazing. i struggle with most dances on the show because i do not pick things up very quickly, so each week has been a new struggle, but it is that support, it is those messages of support, the videos that are sent in, videos of the youngsters trying to copy your dances and redo your routines from the week before, that is what it is all about and that is what gets you through the week. for ashley and pasha, the judges' pick is their salsa. some viewers have said the pop star's background has given her an advantage. ashley is not so sure. i did have dance when i was yo

and pay for your mistake." ( will )( will )that was stacey butler reporting.'s a live look outside... at the golden gate bridge. we'll be right back. (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) plenty more sunshine to look forward to this friday with temperatures remaining comfortably cool in the upper 50's and low 60's. wind advisories will expire with some upper elevation areas continuing to see breezy conditions through the afternoon. (robin) no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 ( robin )( robin ) new this morning... attorney's for tesla c-e-o elon musk are asking a court to throw out a defamation suit against him. musk was sued by vernon unsworth, a diver who helped rescue a thai youth soccer team stranded in a cave earlier this year. that's after the entrepreneur suggested on twitter that the diver is a pedophile, without offering any evidence. musk se

globalize ing a digital blood thing a dollar rising the dollar rising let's get some more details from stacey yes the g. twenty was earlier this week there's been so much going on and of course we're getting to it now but i want to look at this headline here because it's quite remarkable about the g. twenty what their sense of what was happening there g. twenty summit top agenda item by by american empire we here at kaiser report have kind of been covering this for the past few years the sense that the events we're witnessing in the world whether it's the economic crisis the global financial crisis the war on terror all this stuff is really about a disintegrating empire it's not unique there have been many disintegrated and disintegrating empires throughout history and this is just another time. every single company all sorts of businesses industries corporations rise and fall and this is what we're going through but at the g twenty. you know it was very awkward g twenty because there are all sorts of trade wars and. was hoping to get out of there in any way right before the g. twenty china's

chris martenson of pick prosperity dot com chris welcome back it's great to be back with you max and stacey i haven't talked in a while but i think this is a point in time when we need to check in with chris martenson ok now markets are going to volatile a the chris could this be the beginning of the next leg of the global financial crisis your thoughts absolutely you know how far back do we rewind the clock to take a peak where the central banks made huge errors and they kept repeating them so we had a giant credit cycle bubble in two thousand that blew up ouch you know and then we had ben bernanke has one percent blowout rates and then we have the housing bubble and other associated things double ouch this is worse than all of those this is the third big swing at a credit cycle we have the everything bubble now stocks bonds real estate it's global nowhere to hide yes what i'm seeing in this volatility is simply what happened is soon as the central banks started to slow down the rate of balance sheet expansion that gave us the trouble we're seeing as long as they stay committed to that pat

stacey butler reports. michelle obispo/hit-and-run victim"my car! they crashed into my car."le obispo was wrapping presents with her family at 1:30 christmas morning when she heard a loud crash.she ran to her security camera to look.she saw a toyota rav slam into her white toyota camry parked on the street in front of her downey home- then flip upside down. she and her sister in law ran outside to help.michelle obispo/hit-and-run victim"i was screaming. is anyone there are you ok is anyone hurt." obispo says two men stumbled out of the suv then took off. michelle obispo/hit-and-run victim"we tried to keep em here but he said i'm leaving." "we told the first guy to stay but he was so drunk and stumbling out of the car right here.""we asked him who was driving. he admitted 'i was driving.' he was so drunk he was blabbering."security tape shows the two men stumbling then walking north down gallatin road in downey. michelle obispo/hit-and-run victim"me, my sister-in-law, my daughter could have been in there. and i just thank god nobody was in there."obispo is now stuck with a big

. >> okay, tell me about stacey. >> well, me and stacey met up.stand. >> but his story had more than a few holes. osmanovic wasn't sure of stacey's last name. he didn't have her phone number or her address. >> he's a character, what can i tell you. he's like i did none of that. by the end of the day i'm walking out here. >> in addition, osmanovic said he saw quinn's picture in the media and he didn't know her. >> did you recognize her? >> sir, i mean she looks like a blonde chick. >> he didn't look at that picture and say i don't know this woman. >> sir, she doesn't look like anybody that i know. >> but the atmosphere quickly changed when cole brought in a photo of quinn gray. >> we've already been to the publix. you know why? because this woman brought us there. >> okay. so what did i do? >> she is saying that you abducted her. >> i abducted her? >> yes, sir. i have more than enough evidence to charge you based on her word. >> and then the detective started to apply pressure to osmanovic. >> and for you to say that you don't even know her concern

. >> beto, the same argument about stacey abrams.idates that conventional wisdom wanted or conventional washington whisperers wanted to be out there, because they thought we would stand no chance with beto and stacey abrams. stacey abrams and beto, they transformed the -- their states. they brought in new people to the process. that's what we need. we need people who bring more people into the process and excite the voters and not just sort of worry about how we win over republicans and moderates and conservative voters. >> and both abrams and o'roarke had this quality where voters maybe thought they agreed with them on 100% of the issues even if they didn't. it is obama-like. >> they see what they want. >> yeah. >> panel, stick with us. it might not be only democrats president trump has to worry about in 2020. he's going to get a primary challenger. which republican might take him on? an might take him on o tell you about the colonial penn program. if you're age 50 to 85 and looking to buy life insurance on a fixed budget, remember

max keiser time now to return to chris martenson of take prosperity dot com chris welcome back mick stacey good to be with you both already us pick it up from where we left off now over there pick prosperity dot com you quote a say promise of gains is over and we're headed to a period of the primacy of income what does that mean well look you know every great bubble needs two things you need a lot of credit and a good story right so netflix perfect example here's a company got a good story and they're able to go out to the capital markets and raise lots and lots of debt and equity because they're just cash burning machines they are not a company that's focused on the primacy of income right we want to see those positive cash flow so listen we had our stories in two thousand we had him again in two thousand and seven a you know they're not making any more land whatever you always have a story with a bubble this bubble has gotten really far ahead of itself we think that people are going to want to be seeing actual legitimate earnings oh my gosh don't even get me started on the price earnings

two thousand and eighteen race also features its first or professional female crew led best kit but stacey jackson the same has been raised throughout the night and i expected to reach hobart on the island of tasmania on thursday. that's it for me on with that shima of a. how about taking a few risks you could even take a chance on what. don't expect copy and to. us. i'm not going to think that well i guess sometimes i am but i stand up and went in that region thinks deep into the german culture of looking at the stereotype the question that if you think the future of the country by now a long time. yet you don't seem to be taking his grandmother there to you it's all that good ok new i'm rachel join me to meet the germans on the w. post. that. the market jitters continue asian stocks were trading mixed on wednesday as investors remain nervous about the u.s. economy. also on the show the two koreas are joining forces to restore crucial infrastructure projects across the peninsula. and could robots fill the stuff gap in nursing homes and hospitals we need some highly skillful machines carry

and pay for your mistake." ( will )that was stacey butler reporting.ormation is asked to contact the authorities. (robin) three teens in new hampshire were hospitalized after a fiery crash involving a tesla. the teens were in a tesla model x when it crashed into a tree wednesday night. the electric car bursted into flames. the 19-year-old has taken to the hospital with serious injuries and the two other teens are expected to be ok. the crash remains under investigation but police say it appears speed was a factor. ( robin ) still ahead on the kron 4 morning news... from facebook's massive crash on the stock market... to the rise of electric scooters. we look back at the big moments in tech this year. moments in tech this year. (ácommercialá) kayla: our dad was in the hospital. josh: because of smoking. but we still had to have a cigarette. had to. kayla: do you know how hard it is to smoke in a hospital? by the time we could, we were like... what are we doing? kayla: it was time for nicodermcq. the nicodermcq patch with unique extended release technolo

stacey butler reports. michelle obispo/hit-and-run victim"my car! they crashed into my car." presents with her family at 1:30 christmas morning when she heard a loud crash.she ran to her camera to look.she saw a toyota rav slam into her white toyota camry parked on the street in front of her downey home- then flip she and her sister in law ran outside to help.michelle obispo/hit-and-"i was screaming. is anyone there are you ok is anyone hurt."obispo says two men stumbled out of the suv then took off.michelle obispo/hit-and-run victim"we tried to keep em here but he said i'm leaving.""we told the first guy to stay but he was so drunk and stumbling out of the car right here.""we asked him who was driving. he admitted 'i was driving.' he was so drunk he was blabbering."security tape shows the two men stumbling then walking north down gallatin road in downey. michelle obispo/hit-and-run victim"me, my sister-in-law, my daughter could have been in there. and i just thank god nobody was in there."obispo is now stuck with a big repair bill.she's asking the driver to police.michelle o

the oscar winning actor since his career made a series of sexual misconduct allegations a year ago stacey is few in course very january. a u.s. federal judge has ordered north korea to pay the family of auto farm verifiable one million dollars five hundred one million dollars in a wrongful death lawsuit the u.s. college student died soon after pyongyang released him from months of captivity his parents say he was tortured. well that's twenty eighteen comes to an end we're looking back at some of the highlights of the year one of our stories looks at how some families here in berlin are making a contribution to limiting climate change or taking part in a project to find they can reduce their carbon footprint and an environmentally friendly lifestyle and as we've found it's not always that easy. it's the start of a busy day kathleen bees and her husband are heading to work five year old hannah and mira who's three will go to kindergarten and nico who is nine is off to school . the family is taking part in a special experiment. there one of ninety households trying to reduce their c o two em

harbor and the ideal conditions twenty race features its first all professional female crew by skipper stacey jackson but the australian super. blackhawk also took an early. and just a reminder of the top stories that we're following for you. people living near the erupting. volcano in indonesia are being warned of extreme weather and highways once an army has already killed more than four hundred people and now a second is fear. that that for now are from thanks for joining us and we'll see if you know that with some pictures of a young panda playing around here. washington stay with us. we make up oh but we watch as a faith that and that's because we are the sum of some of the sun's. dean wants to shape the continent's future to be part of it and join the youngsters as they share their stories their dreams and their challenges the seventy seven percent he doesn't use flash cards for africa charged.

two thousand and eighteen race also features its first or professional female crew led best kit but stacey jackson the same has been raised throughout the night and i expected to reach hobart on the island of tasmania on thursday. that's it for me and with that shima back. how about taking a few risks could even take a chance on one. don't expect our pm to i. guess. i'm not often. but sometimes i am but i stand up in which the privilege of an exam .

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