second during the first few seconds of flight. roll maneuver was initiated at seven 724 seconds. at maneuver was completed 21.124 seconds. >> 104%. throttling in. >> the main engines were throttled back to 35.379 second for about 16 seconds in order to alleviate mode during maximum dynamic pressure. the engines were then throttled up to 104% at 51.19 seconds. >> challenger, go at throttled up. >> telemetry data gave no indication of problems. >> altitude, nine nautical miles. >> the solid rocket boosters continued in flight and were destroyed by the range safety officer 110 seconds after launch. data from nearly 200 cameras were analyzed during the investigation. the following sequence of events is based on the evaluation of data.video, and telemetry this graphic indicates viewing angles for three cameras in the vicinity of the launch site. the first view is from camera 63 at the lower right of the chart. flight,seconds into the a strong puff of gray smoke nbc and squirting from the aft field joint. the vaporized material streaming from it indicates that the

however if the initiatives passes, it's the will of the people.hopeful representatives will react to that. >> this is not the first time a ballot initiative addressing the death penalty will come before california voters. in 2012, 52% of california voter rejected a similar ballot initiative to repeal the death penalty. this week's poll shows as we said at the beginning that california's now roughly split on the death penalty. what were some of the divisive factors that drove their opinions? >> as both guys have said, people were split. everyone agrees that the death penalty is broken. so the question is, can it be fixed, and how do you want to fix it. the split is sort of what you'd expect. those who want to speed it, try to speed it up and fix it that way tend to be republican, they tend to be non-hispanic whites and asians. they tend to live further away from the coasts -- >> older, as well. >> and older, as well. sort of what you would imagine on a topic like this. democrats and dependents to alers degree would like to -- to a lesser degree wou

second. >> it has cleared the tower. initiated ater was 7.724 seconds. the maneuver was completed at 21.124 seconds. >> normal throttle for most of the flight, 104%. the main engines were throttled after 65% for about 16 seconds in order to alleviate maximum dynamic pressure. the engines were throttled up to 104% at 51.9 19 seconds. during the flight, telemetry data gave no indication of problems. >> one minute 15 seconds, velocity 2900 feet per second. >> the solid rocket boosters oftinued in flight and word -- destroyed by the range safety officer 110 seconds after launch. data from nearly 200 cameras were analyzed during the investigation. the following sequence of events is based on the evaluation of film video and telemetry data. viewingphic indicates angles for three cameras in the vicinity of the launch site. the first of you shown us from camera e 63 at the lower right. at 0.678 seconds into the flight, a strong puff of gray smoke can be seen spurting from the vicinity of the right booster. the vaporized material indicates

in that process, the concept of free expression worldwide was challenged. after that initial attack, there were many reactions. most immediately, millions in france and around the world adopted the slogan we see on the , as anere, i am charlie expression of support for the journalists and others who died in the attack, but also for the concept of free expression and perhaps the right to offend. deaths werehose seen as the inevitable outcome if not the appropriate punishment to a perceived blasphemy. in this past year, those responses have all continued. there have been increased calls for support of free expression, but also restrictions on muslims in france and around the world on how they practice their faith, new laws on freedom of expression and immigration, and at times, in the u.s., a call to re-examine an old standard that has kept the government from restraining free speech. is there a need to revisit that in a time when terrorists can reach out via the web? before we move into our discussion, we should also note that this is the 75th anniversary of another event, one

it was hoped by some that the initial ruling would set a precedent. the organization acting for children said the recent decision will slow down any more cases. >> we believe there's a few young people that have the same criteria as the ones given access, to appeal in the same way. we'll continue to do that with a handful of children that this applies to. >>> you are watching al jazeera. in a moment authorities release pictures showing how a man was shot dead during the occupation of a u.s. wildlife refuge, and we'll discover why conservationists are angry at proposed changes to wildlife laws. >>> some of the top stories within the last hour or so. it's been reported that syrian opposition representatives have finally agreed to attend talks already under way in geneva, aimed at ending the conflict in syria. united nations promised a full investigation following claims of sex abuse by european soldiers in the central afghan republic. a judge ruled refugee children should apply for asylum in that country >>> four chinese miners have been hauled to safety

analysis that has been completed, the initial analysis -- the initial withsis is not consistent the north korean claims of a successful hydrogen bomb test. >> new hampshire primary voters go to the polls on february 9. we continue with our road to the white house coverage this week. carly fiorina will be in meredith, new hampshire tomorrow. on friday, ohio governor john kasich talks to voters in exeter, new hampshire. you can watch live coverage here on c-span. before theonth to go new hampshire primary, where do things stand? joining us on the phone is james andel, a politico reporter. thank's for being with us. james: things for having me. piece framestest this as electability versus anger. right now, donald trump maintaining a lead in new hampshire. what about the candidates right below him? this is donald trump and everybody else. is show --d to do you know this, every four years, we begin with those who are most passionate. weeksget to the closing of the new hampshire primary or the iowa caucuses, more people begin to pay attention. those people may not be

. >> first floor was fairly clear and second floor was fully involved on arrival of the initial companies. >> reporter: it raged and they entered the home to attack it. and search for anyone still inside. >> they were able to make it up to the stairs but the fire was had taken hold of the structure pretty well. >> reporter: that's where crews saw the victims with the flames so fierce they were forced to retreatch the man who lived in >> it's sad. i was upset.

so on the differences 3 week basically - at least three weeks for the initiation approval looking at the calendar and scheduling we came up with the initiation for the amendments those are in block one, if in block one didn't get approved the height change at least the map will be corrected. >> okay. >> sorry did i miss a motion. >> it was a motion. >> to initiate. >> i second it. >> sorry. >> shall i call that question and sorry commissioner richards. >> the motion was to make a motion to come back with is making map and different verbiage. >> my motion was to initiate a request i'm supportive to come back with a map for purposes 6 better definition. >> commissioner richards. >> why not wait another weeks ago to get teed up so it is corrected. >> commission that will not, a week but two or three. >> okay. >> we can get you the corrected parcel information ahead of the next meeting clearly identifying the intent of that. >> okay. >> commissioners there's a motion to initiate the general plan commissioner antonini. >> commissioner hillis commissioner johnson commissioner moore no comm

many of the initial settlers, who went to the constitutional convention, who were the governors of the initial government, were from the western reserve of ohio. the yankees who settled portions of upstate new york and new england, provided the first five michigan governors. similar for the wisconsin territory. you are watching this formatting of the hard drive, as it were, as the line of settlement moved forward. these were in separate bands. you can tell a similar story for each of the cultures on the right to thirds of the map. that's what it's depicting. moving on, into the area and light blue around the big apple. that is new netherlands. it wasn't founded by the british at all, but by the dutch. at the time, the 1640's and 1650's, the netherlands was the most sophisticated society in the western world. it displayed characteristics of golden age amsterdam throughout history. a global commercial trading culture. multiethnic, multi-religious, and a profound tolerance for diversity and unflinching commitment to the freedom of inquiry and conscience. like 17th-century amsterdam, what

this is the initial moisture coming in. to our west. that is on its way. in closer, that is going to fire up wind gusts and a low threat for tornadoes from late morning through the afternoon and evening commute. right now, it is fairly light rain across flagler county. central florida, much of the area is covered with light rain or moderate rain, where you see the yellows across downtown orlando. several pockets of rain in osceola and polk county. rain is going to continue filling in as we had through the day. we had some thunderstorms earlier in tampa. we will keep an eye out for the possibility of those storms over the next couple of hours. upper 60' s and lower 70' s is where we are heading for highs. we will talk about the timing for those storms later. let' s can a traffic update. ted, it has been messy. ted: we are looking at the five 28 closure eastbound just before state road 407. state road 520 as the alternate. on to the mess that is i-4, this is weston i-4 at fairbanks avenue. looking beyond fairbanks, a crash blocking two lef

not quite as cold agency the initial one a couple weeks ago. temperatures never got out of the 20s this afternoon even with all the bright sunshine we have had, and the wind adding to the misery. you can obviously see all the people we shot here bundled up to the max, and we caught up with some of those people who were braving the cold. here's what they had to say. >> i was kinding of hoping the warm weather would stay from december. >> it's nice. i like it to be cold in the winter and hot in the summer. >> reporter: normal. >> exactly. >> reporter: you like your four seasons. >> exactly. it makes me nervous when it's too warm in the winter. >> it's crazy. but i'm from massachusetts, i can handle it. >> need a little snow to go with it, too. >> reporter: you don't mind that though? >> not at all. >> reporter: maybe snow friday into saturday? >> ugh. >> reporter: so you're not a fan of the winter. >> no, i can't wait until summer. >> i love the face on that young lady when i mentioned snow. it would be a collective grimes i'll be back here at fiv

. >> kim with the planning department staff the the item before you today is to initiate the general plan amendments of the map 5 of the downtown plan the map in the map 5 of the downtown plan that are 6 lots in the transbay development area zone one out of sync with the current height limit that are in the zoning map and the did you notice area is the only area in the city that has a health map in the downtown in the general plan and in addition to the zone height map we have for the entire city in 2006 when the city amended the redevelopment plan for the transbay development area there were amendments associated with that redevelopment of the general planning plan that map was all the time to be reflect the changes in 2006, however, 6 of the lots in that zone one the transbay development plan were left out of not notation that happened in the map and we're here to initiate to rezone the 6 lots to sync with the existing height limit basically 6 lots that existing zoning height limit is three hundred feet this map shows 200 and then the the general plan the department is asking for a

police say it is engraved with the initials a.j. to d.b. with a date of november 27, 1974. officers have posted a picture of the ring on facebook and while a few people have called about it, none of the with social media, we will find family member. kevin: temperatures colder over the next couple of days. friday. erin: it is so cold. at 5:00, low gas prices could become the new normal. how far they expected -- they weeks. this may be the best time of year to find love. we will explain why.

. >> he awoke to his aunt who lived on the second floor screaming and he initially jumped up out of bed and tried to make an attempt to rescue his grandmother. >> reporter: neither the grandson nor firefighters were able to save the two women. >> that was sad to hear. that could have been my grandmother or something. >> reporter: the investigation as to what exactly caused the fire is ongoing with investigators on scene a full 12 hours after the initial call. we also know the state fire marshall's office is part of this investigation. >> reporter: this situation is just making me think it could have been my house right here and like i said god bless them. they lost their life souffle in cleveland dani carlson, cleveland 19. >> denise: we are told there was at least one working smoke the cleveland fire department participates in the american red cross operation save a life. that program provides free smoke alarms, batteries and installation. people who live in cleveland and are elderly and low income qualify. we have a link on our app and our web page. >> mark: it's been a rough roller c

>> well, i don't know all of the ins and outs of that particular initiative, but i think that it's a n the right direction and we should certainly encourage and support that type of initiative. and certainly there are so many different programs now where young people can be involved and take advantage of various learning opportunities, and opportunities to really express themselves and be creative in a very positive way. and be entrepreneurial. and so there are more examples that christopher can provide than i can today to that regard, but nonetheless what intel and other companies are doing and stepping up to the plate to really build these initiatives to be more inclusive and create opportunities, i think, is really exciting. >> we talk about education and s.t.e.m. and it's very important to learn the skills. chris, talk a little bit about what oakland unified school district is doing because these kids also need to be taught how to be proper citizens in our communities beyond just learning the math skills and the science skills. >> sure. well, so a couple of things. i think it's im

. >> right now it's the initial stages and the investigation is under way. >> it's unclear what led up to the shooting but skywitness9 was above the shooting which includes a corridor that's usually busy on a friday night. there are still a lot of unanswered questions. we asked police who made the initial call for help, and if the victim was a bystander or related to the suspect. we're told those are all questions investigators are working to answer. >> reporter: and fdle is investigating that standard protocol any time an officer is involved in a shooting. reporting live in sanford, julie salomone, eyewitness this morning. >>> st. cloud police are investigating two deaths they say could be suspicious. skywitness9 flew over this home on woodlake circle yesterday. police told us bodies of a man and woman believed to be in their 90s. we'll bring you an update on wftv.com once more information >>> and we're getting a look at surveillance video that shows a group of suspected car jackers who orlando police say sparked an officer-involved shooting. this all started with a chase yesterday mo

. >> the initial crash is when a third vehicle entered the scene. a woman who troopers say was driving the honda civic could not be saved. she was pronounced dead on scene. the driver of this porsche who was involved in the initial and will live. >> you never want to make that notification. >> the deadly crash shut down all westbound lanes on the julia causeway serving as a very unfortunate reminder about what you should and shouldn't do in a similar situation. >> if you can get off the road immediately, do so. stay off the shoulder, get behind the guard rail and make sure you're away from the traffic. >> reporter: all westbound lanes have opened. as far as the woman killed here, florida patrol is not yet releasing her name. michael spears, nbc 6 news. >> thanks a lot. an update on the body found in pompano beach. the body a biker killed and found lying by the bicycle. chopper 6 over the scene on northwest 16th avenue. a tractor trailer seems to be involved in the crash. we understand no delays in the ea. midday accused of operating a crime ring. th

rerts that you heard when all of this first started. >> the initial reports where we had the box truck that overturned and we had several other vehicles involved along with the tree down crossing t t ramp at the southbound exit to coconunucreek parkway. we haven't been able to determine that we had two crashes on the northbound side and four crashes on the southbound sidehich one of the vehicles that was traveling ended up on the northbound side of the roadway and very fortunate that we had one minor injury from what i understand, as of right now. >> sergeant, just to reiterate that this very quickly, we were talking to a public information officer from broward fire and rescue and hesaid all of these event which is i think is interesting which will lead us, it's sounding like, anyway to the possibility of this being an ef-1 tornado and all of these crashes that you just told us about, the two on the northh side and the four on theouth side and everything is independent of each other and nobody crashed here and these werer accidents related to the wind and each vehicle has its ownwn sto

investigators are still looking into what caused the initial fire. >> . uncovering out of this world mysteries. >> nasa learning more about our moon. how scientists say it was made so long ago. (donkey sound) (elephant sound) there's a big difference (tapping sound) and making sense. (elephant sound) (donkey sound) when it comes to social security, we need more than lip service. our next president needs a real plan to keep social security strong. (elephant noise) hey candidates. enough talk. swao the this snow band began a few hours ago. there's already about an inch or two in some spots right now. could see another inch or two through about midnight. or so. and once we get into the middle of the night. hopefully road crews have things taken care of. tomorrow morning. >> traction and chain laws in effect. it looks ugly along i 70. actually a winter storm warning out for the mountains here tonight. the wind and the snow will be. >> at least in the metro. things taper off after the twelve o'clock hour. heavy mountain snow through tomorrow morning. partly cl

i just have the initial report of the active shooter. we were told to respond and upon arrival here at the scene, we were tasked with the perimeter security or traffic control. >> obviously a local update from the california highway patrol having secured a perimeter on the outside of that building and one of the keywords that he mentioned, that the key was to respond to an active shooter situation. kevin dixon with the u.s. medical center, i believe an information officer joins owes the phone. are you one of the pio's? >> i am one of the public information special is with navy regents southwest. heard three shots in the basement of 26. it's a combination gym and barracks at the navy balboa park facility. right now we have first responders and navy working dogs on scene during the building. the medical center is on lockdown and shelter in place orders have been given in the area. that's all i have heard right now. >> how many people do you think are inside that building? >> i don't have an answer to that. i don't know how many people are

the iowa initiative that the state is now considered the 14th healiest in the nation... up from 16th a year ago. that's according to the new gallup- healthways well- being index. the index is based on people's overall well- being, not only fitness, but financial security and quality of life. lukas: caca high hopes is celebrating one of their volunteers for his services last year the 3rd annual camp volunteer recognition celebration was held yesertday at the camp's meadowlark lodge in sioux city. this year recipient of the award is alex castillo ... kristin burbank was awarded the special event year award. " high hopes could not do it without the volunteers, they are a very critical componentof our program. without all the hours they put in day in n d day out we would not be succccsful in providing the services that we do." says ceo of camp high hopes ali langseth. lukas: over 200 volunteers gave their time to help camp high hopes, helping give a fun summertime camp experience to disabled children teens and adults in the tri state region. lukas: a newly-formed service gro

the man driveing the car in the initial wreck will live. >> you never want to make that notification to the families. >> reporter: snarling traffic and serving as a very unfortunate reminder about what you should or shouldn't dine a similar situation. >> if you can get off the road immediate immediately, do so and stay off the road. get on the shoulder and behind a guardrail and away from traffic. >> reporter: they say the driver of the third suv fully kroopt with investigators and was allow allowed to leave the scene and at this time they're not sure if any will face charges. michael spears, nbc6 news. >>> scary scene on a major road in wellton today when a school bus and car collide cause causing the car to roll on its roof. five adults and three children were taken to the hospital. only one child from the school bus was hospitalized. no word on condition at this hour. the bus was carrying 26 children at the time of the crash. >>> an update of the 20 marines, one from florida. the search has been suspended. the 12 marines were in two helicopters when it collided in thursday. 22-year

envoy shuffling between the two. initially they'll look at possible ceasefires in syria, and trying to alleviate the humanitarian situation, in those areas of syria under siege. >> in yemen, the u.n. is seeking unlimited access to taiz, where supplies of basic necessities are dwindling. the city as seen some of the worse conflicts between the rebels and forces loyal to the government. victoria gatenby reports. the u.n. says 200,000 civilians are living under a state of siege. houthi rebels are blocking aid into the city. doctors are saying they are stopping the sick and injured who are leaving to get medical treatment elsewhere. >> i was hit by a shell, i was in hospital for three months and need medical attention abroad. i lost my leg, there was no medical treatment for me here. tiaz. the city's hospitals are struggling to cope with demand. more than 90% are closed. those open are short of staff, medicine and electricity, doctors say around 5 thus injured -- 5,000 injured people need treatment that they can't survive. >> repo

we ask the police who made the initial call for help and if the victim was a bystander or related to the suspect. those are all questions that the investigators are working to answer. >> reporter: and fdle is investigating that standard protocol any time an officer is involved in a shooting. reporting live in sanford, julie salomone. >>> in the last few minutes, orange county deputies said an 11-year-old girl reported missing is now safe. destiny gray who you can see here disappeared last night from the apartment complex where she lived, but she has been found safe. >>> st. cloud police are investigating two deaths that could be suspicious. sky witness 9 flew over this home yesterday. a man and woman were found inside. both are believed to be in their 90s. we will update this story on wftv.com once they release more information. >>> we are looking at surveillance video that shows a group of carjackers who sparked an officer-involved shooting. it ended on south street near columbia avenue, and the owner a pet grooming business says she installed cameras 4 years ago, and two of them he

the most of any market. other initiatives include here in the u.s., the mcpick two menu. two items, $2. 25% of customers are all about price. they are experimenting with delivering food to your table here in california and the company will improve its app so it actually adds to sales this year. finally, management plans to give shareholders back $14 billion in dividends and share repurchases in 2016. jane wells, los angeles. >> our guest tonight owns more than 600,000 shares of mcdonald's. he says this feels like a turn around for the company. joining us is joseph portfolio manager. joe, welcome. nice to have you here. >> good evening. >> you bought this stock when the street did not love it at all. you had a nice gain in this particular position that you own. tell me what you think about the report we had today. you said it feels like a turn around. >> it's a bit surprising the initiative too old hold immediately. mcdonald's has been grappling with changing consumer taste and a decade of public relations. >> steve easterbrook has been an interesting ceo to watch. it has

the initial quake struck at four-53 in the afternoon back in 2010. it was followed by several strong aftershocks. the earthquake was centered 15 miles from the haitian capital, port-au-prince. more than 300-thousand people died. another 300-thousand people were injured. a million-and-a-half people were displaced.### more drama for the so called mother of the affluenza teen. she's out of jail, but is now facing more restrictions on her life. and, new details about el chapo. the inverview with sean penn is revealing his attitude about the crimes he's acued of commiting against the united states. for news while you're on the go, listen to our newscast partner, news-talk 780, koh. we're now hearing from lord, joaquin "el chapo" guzman. chapo. over the weekend, the magazine revealed that actor sean penn met the drug lord last fall. their secret meeting chapo's run from the law, after his escape from prison in mexico. in the video, el chapo is unapologetic about being a drug lord. "a way to survive... no other way to work in our economy .. to be able to ma

that onepressions seemed to have from the initial hearings. when the president proposed civil rights measures, it seemed that there was an uphill fight to get the bill through. , orld there be a filibuster when it comes to the vote if the bill is defeated, what sort of fight do you propose to for the attainment of equality? for that matter, do you anticipate working much more closely with the other separate negro movements? >> i think that there will be a filibuster, and we will definitely protest this. we will lobby in washington seeking to get congressmen and senators to stand up in a ferment forthright manner with a determination. we plan to have a march on washington on the 28th of august, at which time we will take a stand letting the nation and the world know that we are determined to see civil rights legislation. beyond this we will have to wait it out and see what happens. >> and starry to interrupt but our time has expired. thank you for being with us on press conference usa. >> this has been press conference usa. our guest has been th

presidential candidates are split on the initiative... im for comprehensive background checks. i want to close the gun show loophole, the online loophole, what they call the charleston loophole. i want to end the immunity from liability that was given to the gunmakers and sellers, the only business in america that was given that. this is coming from a president who said, if you like your doctor, you can keep them. if you like your insurance company, you can keep them. now this like saying if you like your gun, you can keep it. i don't know if i completely trust that. this is something that needs to be worked out with congress. president obama will hold a one hour town hall on gun control thursday the political firestorm over gun control will likely heat up the campaign trail in iowa... 4 presidential hopefuls will make more than a dozen stops throughout the state today. marco rubio, mike huckabee, and ted cruz represent the republicans. and it's just hillary clinton on the democratic side. we are now only 4 weeks away from the caucuses. local gun rights advocates also have somet

the next day he battled several other bloods seeking retribution. for initiating the first fight for initiating the first fight and not complying with orders to stop during the second, cox received 75 days of lockdown status. he will be confined to a cell 22 1/2 hours a day. unlike solitary confinement, he will be able to socialize with others. >> put your hands up on the wall here. >> whenever he is out of his cell, he will be in cuffs and shackles. >> this is for your own safety. when you walk through the facility you'll be escorted. >> for safety, protect me. >> protection. >> that's what they say. >> because if i'm not, somebody's going to get hurt. >> cox said after the latest fight, it was only bloods who got hurt. >> i know how these guys move. they like to jump. it's not a one on one. my thing is i do what i got to do to get up out of here. i'm not going to walk around with a black eye. >> what is your nickname. >> what that say? >> pretty. >> that's what they call me. >> and why is that? >> i make an ugly situation look pretty. >> in some instances minors

but these guys, they -- the initial and i listened to the whole video.hey actually crash the door. they had a crash door with a metal barricade to get through and took four or five and from the the moment they initiated the raid, you can bet guzman was jumping through that rear door, that secure door to get on his way and the enemy themselves were trying to do a delay tactic. as they move forward, once they lost the element of surprise, a tactic is to throw flash crash before you go into the room because it's a fourth of a stick of dynamite. it's a huge flash and huge explosion. it will disorient you, your vision and your sound and it gives that unit to make penetration into the room and as was seen throughout the video, a guy orchestrating the whole moment in terms of calling in for extra soldiers, stacking them on each door. their moments weren't as car graphed as you would expect from some of the topnotch units out there but they did a good job moving room by room clearing the house and as they were going through the house, they were collecting intel.

know what happened to who or anything. >> there are still a lot of unanswered questions who made the initial call for help if the victim was a bystander or related to the suspect and why shots were fired we're told those are all questionsinvestigators are not looking to answer. >> investigators from fdle have which is standard for an officer involved shooting a spokesperson tells me as far as she knows no officers have been hurt throughout all of this police are now working to release the name of the suspect, that could happen by tomorrow morning. channel 9 eyewitness news. >>> we continue our team coverage now the shooting caused a major traffic mess late tonight, let's get out to angela jacobs a lot of the near by businesses are being affected by that scene. >> vanessa, there is only a few hotels near the airport and several of them right along this busy stretch which is smack in the middle of this incident investigation many guests don't know when they'll be able to get to bed. >> we're leaving first thing in the morning i've been driving all day from jacksonville and i'm ready to go to b

this little burst of snow that's developed here in the front as we are tracking the snow they have the initial push of snow out east are now pushing into western and central portions of ashtabula county into western pennsylvania. pick up a couple inches of. oval office temperatures will be steady the afternoon is looking drier dry temperatures pretty steady we can purchase actually ones that. we'll look at that and our rain chances coming up in a few moments. things are okay right now on the freeways. they've also been treated. many dispatchers telling me that this money this will go on this all the way to west 45th and hop on the weschler way a good look from the turnpike as you head up first for 90. wayne and kristi. nearly three years after a visa sherman someone has been indicted in connection with the friends. for months police that this is the step direction i can't say i'm shocked. changed the past few times that day she was laid down there for pretty sedate is rta vehicles for their own private rights. the alleged at this which the body. in the backyard of any site help anyone with inf

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we are heartened at the initial response we've received from the countries concerned, as well as the european union which shows they take these serious allegations seriously. the u.n. team on the ground continues its investigations. >> we have more from the u.n. that headquarters in new york. >> these are very troubling new allegations. there's a lot of new allegations, as well and i want to run down what we know as of right now. there are currently two new allegations of sexual misconduct by french troops in the central african republic. these allegations date back to 2014, but just came to light now. there are also four new occasions of alleged wrongdoing by e.u. troops in the central african republic. these came to light also recently, also date back to 2014. it was apparently four young girls, teenagers, all of whom said that they were sexually abused by e.u. troops, three of the girls pointed the finger at georgian contingent of troops they say were the perpetrators of this alleged crime. we are also hearing new information that the u.n. has confirmed that they as part of this i

and the woman who made the initial call. so they can drill down and say, let's see if you heard it and find out what it was. the good news, an hour and 20 minutes into the report, there's no additional report of gunfire. i think that's very significant. that doesn't mean you couldn't have someone commit a murder or suicide in one of those rooms and that happens in medical facilities and nursing homes occasionally. so or it could be industrial or a car backfire and a mistake. say, so you're absolutely accurate on your reporting. just like nbc and san diego, to say we don't know and like pete said, the only report is the initial report. but i think i can commend the navy going at it aggressively and that's what we need to do all the time. turns out to be nothing, it's a small di small disruption in your day but if it is, could save lives. >> i agree. we heard the child care facility was secure. that reminds you just how serious business this is and how serious this incident could be. we continue to rely on knsd for these aerial

the white house now says an initial analysis is inconsistent with those claims. reporter kenneth craig has the story. [ non-english language ] >> reporter: north korea made the announcement on state tv claiming its first-ever test of a miniaturized hydrogen bomb was a perfect success. >> the initial analysis that's been conducted of the events that were reported overnight is not consistent with north korean claims of a successful hydrogen bomb test. >> reporter: the blast that registered as a 5.1 magnitude quake quickly triggered international condemnation including china, one of its few allies. south korea called the test a threat to the peace and stability of the world. >> if it was a hydrogen bomb that will demonstrate a technological leap forward for north korea and if they are on the verge of miniaturization, that means they are close to put it on a warhead and deploy it well beyond the korean peninsula. >> reporter: diplomats here at the united nations quickly scheduled an emergency closed- door meeting to discuss the developments. >> this is profoundly dest

as far as the settlements are concerned, what happens once hose payments are made to the overall initial settlement that was made by the justice department? guest: well, the banks get donations that they make to these groups outside. what's interesting about it is actually get double credit. these were settlements in the bel billion-dollar ranges but for they settlement they get, get $2 for the overall that they one deal as wo for far as banks are concerned and there's no limit in the amount of money on the deal they can give away to these groups so they can reduce the civil penalties, in the tens to hundreds of millions of dollars. it's pretty certain that bank of america has already gotten about that much and probably more, and it's not clear exactly how high it's going to go. ost: so specifically, what groups are these funds being directed to? guest: it's on a group called hud-approved -- it's -- the roup -- it's a listening team from housing and urban development, and it refers to groups that are involved in housing relief that they basically, the department has funds d as recipients

whether this gunman or gunmen were part of the same group that had the initial attack saturday, or part of a new group, that hasn't been confirmed yet. the blame is automatically right away going on to armed groups in pakistan who routinely say they will target india, especially military incidents lakes. yesterday on saturday, the countries home minister had a conciliatory tone saying he wanted to break relations with all of india's neighbors, including pakistan and that the country would defend itself. hardliners or are blaming the pakistani government for helping these groups routinely attack india which india has always said happened by pakistan denies. >>> another book editor in hong kong has disappeared, the decision from the same company that publish political books banned in china. >>> protestors out on the streets demanding to know the fate of publisher lee bow, the fifth person from the same company to go missing in recent months. last seen in hong kong, his disappearance is the most troubling. >> the most scary thing is, is that there's no news and no truth on what happened to

the initial plan when it opened was for once a month service. the client agreed to cover the freight cost due to the sudden order. if all goes to plan, the merchandise should reach the client sooner than it would have if it had been sent by ship. >> for several days, tao's husband hasn't been working at the factory where his wife works. he has rented a small plot of land to grow some vegetables. >> he says he looks forward feeding his children the vegetables he grows when they come to live with him and his wife next year. migrants come to coastal cities in search of higher wages. but ironically, many are now being forced to return inland to work for recently built factories that seek cheaper labor. meanwhile, he is tending to new business. he fills boxing with a range of new products that have just been released. he heads to a department store in the shopping district. >> he gets to work straightaway. i wants to shoot around 30 products today. he moves from shop to shop, shooting different items. he plans to use the pictures on a new on line stor

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it's the same weight in any institution, that if you allow people individually to bring the own initiative, then you've got a stronger program than it because something just trickling down from the top. and he made his point, the famous one about you own yourself the butcher, the candlestick maker, you live a good life by virtue of their self interest. said smith then argued that the way in which a market society should work is that yes, indeed, with manderville you could let people have their own initiative. they could do what they wished, but it had to be a closely knit society. there was an implicit social contract which without that social contract the thing would not work. that's a very important point because i think what has happened to us is we have lost the concept of the social contract, especially here in the u.s. where we are very individualistic leap driven. one of the points of my last book about american mania was not that we were a frenzied society although we sort are to some degree, but it was about migration and the fact that migrants have an individualistic view of the

the initial ad is scheduled to begin airing on tomorrow. iowa officials launched an online voter registration system, despite criticism it doesn't reach every potential voter. the system, launched on new year's day, is intended to compliment the options already available to residents - this includes same-day voter registration at the polls on election day. the new system is available through a website developed in part by the iowa dot, and it's accessible to residents with a driver's license or dot-issued id. some groups say the system excludes roughly 145,000 eligible voters because those people lack dot cards. coming up on kwwl, a family is left wondering what happened after their daughter is found dead in her bed. and - two big wins last week, the hawkeyes basketball team jumps into the nation's top 25. and... here's a live look at the storm track 7 live doppler radar.... chief meteorologist mark schnackenberg will have your full forecast, coming up. and when you see news - or if you have pictures or video to share... you can do that by g

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