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trace. >> trace: we can still see people walking on the beach., what are the preparations going on around you? do you see people kind of boarding up? do you see different things like that underway? >> it's been a tough decision for a lot of families, many who have come down on vacation, trying to squeeze the last of it out. i think the uncertainty over the direction of the storm has made some people complacent about it. but the preparations have been intense from officials point of view. they have national guard members mobilized. they have light workers ready to go when the power goes out. there's a real concern that we could see, not only tropical storm force winds, but even hurricane force winds, depending on how close it comes to shoreline. we could see 7 inches of rain. officials are really mobilizing tremendous resources to battle against this storm, . >> trace: moving out to south carolina. people are facing mandatory evacuation orders. the mayor of the town's , no mi. he is breathing a sigh of relief. you are on the other side of the spec

trace gallagher. not that long ago, trace.may be in trouble tonight. >> trace: yeah, and the canadian prime minister has fully acknowledged that the picture is him. it shows justin trudeau wearing brown makeup on his face, neck, and hands during a party back in 2001. he was teaching at a private school called west point gray academy. the school was holding an arabian 19 gala and trudeau was dressed up as a character from aladdin complete with robes and brown skin. he addressed the media and said that it was not the first time that he had done this. watch. >> trace: when i was in high school, i dressed up at a talent show with makeup on. this is something that i didn't think was racist at the time, but now i recognize it was something racist to do. >> trace: he was asked if he would resign and that he sidestep the question. not a very good step. a champion of minority groups. >> sean: all right, trace gallagher and our west coast newsroom. also tonight, democrats, willfully are unprepared to face the president in the general el

trace gallagher with a full report. trace, what is that about?t? >> prosecutor say ed buck is a violent sexual predator preying on men with homelessness and addiction luring with drugs, money, and shelter. the latest, injecting a 37-year-old man with "dangerously large doses of methamphetamines on september 11th". that man survived, but the past two years, two other men, two men black found dead in his west hollywood apartment. 26-year-old gemmel moore and 55-year-old timothy dean overdosed on methamphetamine. theree apparently was not enough evidence to charge ed, but even though he wrote in his journal, i've become addicted to drugs and the worst one at that. ed both said he gave me my first injection of crystal meth and an attorney for his family said it's about time that he faces the consequences. a longtime democratic donor previously giving hundreds of thousands of dollars to the f presidential campaign of hillary clinton, john kerry, and barack obama. some who got money from ed bucki gave it back or donated it to charity. sean. >> sean: unbe

>> shannon: trace gallagher on the west coast, thank you. so our elected leaders turning their backs on law enforcement? joining me now, second vice president of the chicago fraternal order of police, martin pride, and form nypd dr. darrin porcher p thank you both for being with us. >> thanks for having us. >> shannon: trace touch on the situation in boston, the street pride parade, heavy police presidents. if there wasn't that police president someone got hurt or killed, as we saw in charlottesville, he is very fearful there would be enormous criticism. one of the city councilors

lauren: tracee carrasco has the details. tracee, poor puerto rico, here we go again.quake was a 6 point magnitude. the u.s. geological survey said it struck 34 miles off the island's coa coast there. were no reports of injuries or damage. this comes as the island braces for tropical depression karen which is expected to bring heavy rains and possible flooding and landslides today. the maker of budweiser has raised $5 billion in its second attempt at an ipo in hong kong. budweiser brewing yo brewing aps priced at the low end of the estimated range. it gives them a market captainly capitalization of more than $45 billion, making it one of the world's largest listed brewers. the owner my payroll hr has been charged with a massive bank fraud. federal prosecutors say michael mann admitted he used fake companies to obtain $70 million from beaux and other financial -- from banks and other financial a institutions in a scheme that dated back earl as 2010. it left employees of small businesses with missing paychecks. elon musk promise of a car battery that could last a million

lauren: tracee carrasco has the details for us. good morning, tracee.euters is reporting that samples taken by the un nuclear watchdog from a site in iran showed traces from uranium, one of the elements needed to make a nuclear bomb. they are investigating the finding and have asked iran to explain it. meanwhile, secretary of state mike pompeo tells fox news sunday the door is still open for iran to reach a deal with the u.s. >> we want a successful iran. we want them to be part of the community of nations. you can't do that when you're building missiles that threaten europe, threaten israel and building out systems that could ultimately create a nuclear weapon. tracee: pompeo wouldn't comment on -- president trump meeting with iran's president later this month. a rescue effort underway for crew members after a flipped cargo ship. it overturned off the coast of georgia. the coast guard rescued 20 crew members by helicopter. the four missing crew members are trapped inside a room. the maker of oxycontin, purdue pharma, is expected to file for bankruptcy

lauren: tracee carrasco has the details, good morning, tracee. tracee: good morning.than 27 million americans were uninsured in 2018, the first increase since the affordable care act passed in 2010. report says continue crease appears to have been driven by a decline in coverage under public health programs such as medicaid. victoria's secret is changing its look. the wall street journal reports the lingerie company will no longer rely solely on super models and instead will feature more diverse women including curveyer mo tellings. this comes a mid a slump in sales and criticism that the brand is out of touch with women. kiley jenner is baring it all for playboy, more than a decade after her sister did it. she has landed a playboy cover of her own. she unveiled a photo on the shoot on instagram, featuring her boyfriend, rapper travis scott. jenner at the age of 21 became the world's youngest ever self-made billionaire earlier this year. napping isn't just for babies. a new study shows napping once or twice a week appears to cut in half the risk of heart attack, strok

tracee: absolutely. 25 minutes after the hour, house speaker nancy pelosi says the left impeachment vote is worth losing white house in 2020. >> do you have any anxiety at all impact your ability to hold house in 2020? >> doesn't matter. rob: is this a wise political strategy, we debate that coming up next. ♪ ♪ around here, the only predictable thing about the weather is it's unpredictable. so we make the most of it when the sun does shine. that's why bp is partnering with lightsource, europe's largest solar company. and should the weather change, yet again, our natural gas can step in. to keep the power flowing and the lights shining. no matter the forecast. at bp, we see possibilities everywhere. to help the world keep advancing. jillian: good morning and welcome back, as impeachment dominates air waves 2020 candidates defending joe biden. rob: any truth to democrats claim that public opinion is turning in their favor? todd piro to look into that. >> feels like forever since 2020 dems ganged up on joe

cheryl: tracee carrasco's got that story. tracee.ump's accounting firm for records of his tax returns for the last eight years. the subpoena is part of an investigation into hush money payments made by the president to adult film actress stormy daniels during the 2016 presidential campaign. trump has denied the affair and said any payments were personal matters, not campaign expenses. a panel of international regulators close to issuing a report critical of the federal aviation administration. the wall street journal says the report will call out the agency's approval process for boeing 737 max, saying it lacked clarity and transparency in the way it evaluated certain flight control features. the report would be the first official outside review of max certification since the fleet was grounded worldwide in march, after two crashes. the cdc activating an emergency operation center to help combat the vaping crisis. the facility will serve as a central command post where teams can track public health emergencies, share information and

tracee: i can't breathe. around 3:30 a.m. distress call was made, saying the boat was completely engulfed with sleeping passengers trapped inside. 25 people are confirmed dead and nine remain missing. five crew members were able to jump to safety and were rescued by a nearby ship. we're getting new information about the gunman who killed seven people and left at least 25 others injured in odessa, texas on saturday. police say the suspect had just been fired from his job and called police, both police and the fbi before the shooting began. the company also called 911, but the suspect was gone by the time police showed up. the shooter was killed after being chased by officers. it's at least the 38th mass killing this year. saudi arabia is removing its energy minister as chairman of its state-owned oil giant aramco. this comes as they prepare for an initial public offering of the company. officials believe separating him from aramco will avoid conflicts of interest and accelerate the ipo. a major upset at the u.s. open tennis to

cheryl: they're not serious, tracee. tracee: i don't know.n tenders and you have to bring the mayo, pickles, everything else. it's silly. cheryl: it is. all right. chicken has gone too far. let's take a look at how your money is doing this morning. we've got actually green arrows and we're seeing a build here, could be eight straight days for the dow. we're getting retail sales this morning, that could change the game. right now, dow up 84, nasdaq up 22 and three quarters. still ahead, residents in the bahamas are still trying to find those missing from hurricane dorian's wrath. a new storm may be headed towards the island. we have a complete update on what's going on in the bahamas and what they're expecting. and why would a baseball great take a swing at bagel boss chris morgan? you're watching "fbn: a.m.." when i lost my sight, my biggest fear was losing my independence. mmm... good. so i've spent my life developing technology to help the visually impaired. we are so good. we built a guide that uses ibm watson... to help the blind. it is a

carrasco from fox business with what you need to know, good morning, tracee. >> vantac has been pulledfs after some concerns of possible link to cancer, the fda earlier this month tested pills and found trace amounts of known carcinogen which is linked to cancer, can be harmful in large amounts, only small amounts in the pills, they say they are going to be testing some more so there's really no reason to panic just yet but they want people to maybe consider switching to another medication, now the drug maker they did say we all work closely with the fda and conducting our own robust investigations to ensure we continue to meet the highest quality safety and quality standards, so, again, they have to pull that off shelfs at cvs. heather: important for people to know for sure, forever 21, they are filing for bankruptcy? >> chapter 11 protection, this is something that's been speculation for months, but forever 21 the retailer most known for fast fashion making it official yesterday, they say they will be using this time to restructuring, so they will be shutting down some 360 stores all

tracee carrasco is here now with the details. good morning, tracee.day he's willing to look into so-called irregularitieses by the fired fbi director. horowitz set comey set a dangerous example when he leaked a memo to a college law professor to pressure the justice department to investigate president trump. horowitz said he referred comey for criminal prosecution, but the doj ultimately decided against it. elon musk giving us a peak at spacex's star ship spacecraft. he tweeted a pair of photos showing progress on one of the star ship's prototypes. they're designed to with be bee spacecraft to bring goods and passenger as far away as the moon and mars. ralph lauren is honoring one of his most famous fictional employees. he's launching items to commemorate the friends' sitcom anniversary. the majority of the pieces included in the new wear to work collection are ties to rachel's signature prep bpy style. the clothes will be available at blooming dale's and ralphlauren.com. cheryl: we are seeing a boost in oil right now. we want to show you this. we hav

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lauren: tracee carrasco has the details for us. tracee: good morning.eneral benny gantz is declaring victory over benjamin netanyahu. election results aren't official. gantz is rejecting netanyahu's offer to share power. gantz i is refusing to work with netanyahu, citing potential corruption charges against him. final election results are expected next week. the black face scandal surrounding canada's prime minister keeps growing. justin trudeau apologized again yesterday after video was released showing trudeau making the makeup. this is the third instance of trudeau in brown or black face to come out since wednesday night. this comes at the same time trudeau is facing a tough re-election campaign. and lexus is making a splash on the water. the luxury auto make rer showing off its new yacht, the ly650. lexus, partnered with marquee yachts to create the 18-horsepower, 65-foot boat. it has three lavish state rooms and several multipurpose entertainment and lounge areas. the price starts at $3.7 million. that's what's happening now. cheryl: yes, please. t

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we will follow that story, my friend trace gallagher, trace, thank you. unfortunately, that is all the time we have left. our promise to you, we will follow the truth and never follow the medium up but let not your heart be troubled. laura ingraham. >> laura: an awesome show as always tonight, think is much. why don't democrats want to testify about potential fisa abuse? catherine herridge brings up the details. also the change that is becoming a religion a literally coming nbc news asking the public to share their claimant confession. i think we all have some in the studio. ralph reed reacts to the newfound faith. plus it is wednesday so it's time for "seen and unseen" with raymond arroyo and what do the attacks on sean spicer's dancing really reveal about the presidents enemies? a singer goes to war with his own gender, but first, the war against men. that is the focus of tonight's angle. the serious toxics -- toxic -- toxic masculinity, but now thats infected almost every area of the culture, the businesses, schools, and outcome of course our politics.

tracee carrasco joins us with the details. good morning, tracee. tracee: good morning.ran today will resume nuclear research and development work, ending the limits imposed by the nuclear deal. iran's foreign minister sending a letter to the european union informing it of its move but he stopped short of saying iran was pulling out of the deal completely. iran says it remains open to reversing its decision if other parties to the agreement live up to their part of the bargain. wework is delaying its ipo. the wall street journal reports the company will not go public next week and will dramatically reduce its valuation because of low demand. it's now considering valuing itself somewhere in the $20 billion range, far less than the $47 billion mark it received in the private capital market. serena williams on her way to yet another final at the u.s. open. williams turning in an impressive performance for a victory over the number five seed from ukraine. williams is vying for her 24th grand slam title, and that is what's happening now. lauren: i think that would tie a world

cheryl: tracee carrasco has the details.oin futures began just after 8:00 p.m. last night with the first trade at $10,115, in line with the current price of bitcoin. crip he toe currency -- cryptocurrency fans are hoping bitcoin futures could provide legitimacy to an asset class that has been mired in controversy following illicit activity. a car with a paint coating so dark that it makes people think they're looking into a void. business insider reports bmw has rolled out a new car with a paint color called phantom black. it creates a two dimensional effect and features such as door and hood edges are almost impossible to detect. starbucks has come out with some really offbeat frappuccinos and iced tea flavors for the fall. the only catch is you have to go to japan to get them. there's sweet potato gold frappuccino and green apple jelly and baked apple pink. the drinks can be ordered in the tall size. the big screen edition of the popular british tv show downton abbey pulling a box office upset, the movie debuting with $31

hey, trace. >> hi, tucker.he whistleblower's account and democratic lawmakers both argue that during his call with ukraine president zelensky president trump laid out a quid pro quo, you know, this for that. meaning the president was dangling $391 million in foreign aid to ukraine in exchange for an investigation into joe and hunter biden. democrats also argue that even if the president didn't explicitly make the demand the innuendo was certainly there. that's where the so-called mob boss secret code comes in. but if a quid pro quo is in place, it stands to reason that both parties would know about it. except "the new york times" is now reporting that a ukrainian official says kiev was not made aware that the u.s. had suspended security funds until a month after the trump-zelensky phone call. even the whistleblower acknowledges not knowing, quote, "how or when they learned of it." they, being the zelensky administration. separately, the whistleblower complaint says the u.s. diplomat kurt volcker who, by the way

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chief breaking news correspondent trace gallagher has more on this story. trace?ese are called grab and dash crimes where groups of people rush a store and grab arms full of merchandise and flee. while crimes are on the rise arrests are on the decline. halfway between sacramento and san francisco say over the past year there have been 746 retail thefts and despite video all over social media and local news, more than half the suspects got away. and both law enforcement and the retail industry blame california's proposition 47 passed back in 2014. the law more than doubles the amount of suspect can steal before facing felony charges. before prop 47, stealing $450 or more was a felony. now it's 950. police say criminals have done the math and realize the benefits heavily outweigh the consequences. first off the odds are you won't get caught. even if you do the fine won't be as much as what you stole. so it's win-win. and to increase the odds even further. groups of people are harder to track down than individuals hence, the major uptick in these organized retail the

i'm trace gallagher. now back to "hannity." >> sean: right now, for more reaction on tonight's big breaking news that the inspector general horowitz has submitted his fisa report for classification review to the doj, fox news contributor former congressman trey gowdy. you first said -- and i'll get to this in a second, that the idea that now mccabe, they passed on any special treatment, but it was a while ago that report identified the inspector general report identified him as a liar and a leaker. and you said it's a celebration of our justice system. now, we have the second minor report. that was comey lacking candor. but that didn't result in -- well, it did result in a referral, but it did seem like they're moving forward. why is this taking so long. we'll get to fisa next. because i have some concerns about what the outcome will be. >> uh you know, sean, there was a trial in dc, what, last week? and former white house council greg craig was found not guilty in what was a really quick jury verdict. th

trace gallagher is live with us. trace. >> and, right now, food, water and other supplies and also allow more air to calm things down a bit, but there's a big difference between drawing a -- drilling a small hole and getting the men out because concerns like generating too many. but as you said, there has been fires on board and nobody knows what types of flammable gases might be around. plus you mention 4,000 high on debt and kia cars on board, thoe cars clearly compromised, positioning and the last thing r those cars to ship again and pushed the 656-foot vessel even further upside down or on the side saying "one salvage professionals have determined the vessel to be stable, we will identify the best option to continue rescue efforts for the four crewmembers who remain on board." there is also the language barrier with the four crewmembers south korean nationals. the coast guard has had a few times, this rescue will be slow and safe, but right now, time is on their side. >> shepard: are they sure how this tip happen

we don't have to trace back billions or millions of calls. one successful examine to get us to the source by tracing back selected call examples from illegal robo call campaigns the providers allowed those calls onto the u.s. network can be identified and notified to take steps to stop the calls. regulators must step in where providers refuse to mitigate the calls. in closing we must be proven and about who gets what kind of access to the u.s. telephone network. it makes no sense for a robo collar in india, identified only by a gmail address, to be placing huge numbers of calls that look like they are originating from all over the usa. voip providers within our own borders that allow that to happen are the best chokepoint to stop the illegal robo call score it. we must engage those providers to be part of the solution rather than contravening to the problem. i welcome your questions. >> thank you very much, mr. frankel. i will start with you because i feel strongly that given the enormous creativity of these ruthless criminals that we need a

lauren: tracee carrasco has the he details. tracee, what's the ultimatum?racee: this morning, iran's president giving the european union two months to try to save the nuclear deal but also saying an agreement is highly unlikely. tehran also saying it would return to its nuclear deal commitment only if it got $15 billion for oil sales over four months as proposed by france. something washington has not signed off on. the comments come after days of intense efforts by iran to convince european nations to help iran sell its oil abroad. the nra is slamming walmart's decision to limit some ammunition sales at stores around the nation. the retailer also ending all handgun sales and discouraging open carry inside stores. the gun rights group releasing a statement saying walmart's actions will not make us any safer. walmart's decision comes after a gunman killed 22 people at a walmart in texas last month. the store along with kroger supermarkets also asking customers not to openly carry guns in its stores. the hclu is vowing to block the pentagon from transferring

she says i've gotten several requests to issue traces certification without actually having seen the animals they basically wanted to give me a list of chips so that i provide passports papers and traces in return for cash i refused to accept those offers the vaccinations are also fake they have spread disease all over europe. stephan clip stein is acquainted with this practice having worked for some time in an animal shelter now he has an office job and spends most of his free time helping animals his interest goes back to his childhood days. i found my calling in combating these dealers and taking action to stop with them of course it's nice to work at a shelter but these animals keep showing up no fundamental changes are made because be. people aren't informed and don't push the government to make those changes to put it to the friend so. much time is lobbying for official support he meets with pure and vulgar to animal welfare expert for the c.d.u. in berlin the only problem is that a major problem is that animals are increasingly being sold under the pretense of animal welfare m

tracee carrasco has the details. tracee: good morning. oil tycoon t bone pickens has died.the long-time ceo of messa petroleum, one of the largt oil and gas companies in the country. pickens suffered a series of strokes a few years ago and was hospitalized in july 2017 after it was called, quote, a texas size-falls. he died surrounded by friends and family. oracle's ceo mark herd taking a leave of absence. the company citing health reasons for the decision, without naming specifics. his departure mean safra catzl be the ceo. smile direct club raised $1.5 billion in the fifth biggest initial public offering this year. the company selling more than 58 million shares yesterday for $23 each. they had offered the shares at 19 to 22 each. and a scathing new report claiming trip l he'l triple cror justify was able to race despite failing a drug test. the new york times reported the horse tested positive for a drug that could enhance performance a month before the kentucky derby. the horse racing board dropped the case four months later claiming the results could be from contaminat

." >> sean: trace gallagher. here with reaction, author of the book soon to be released, called "witch hunt, the story of the greatest mass delusion in american political history." fox news legal analyst gregg jarrett. fox news contributor sara carte sara carter. i want to start with that. i saw this man get the living crap beat out of him. every other weekend appears they would spiked the punch and the boys would line up in the halls and there would be a gang rape almost every other weekend. i never saw him spiked the punch. he wasn't in line. you saw what he did to this man's family. this was the root of some of this? >> that was the allegation by michael avenatti's client,

. >> ed: breaking tonight, formant "desperate housewives" actor felicity rg breaking corresponded tracelagher has the story. >> felicity huffman was smiling and looking calm, but appearing before the judge, hoffman was tearful apologizing to the students, parents, colleges impacted saying she's deeply ashamed and did more damage than she imagined. the prosecutor shot back saying, motherhood does not make you a cheat and a felon. in handing down a sentence, a judge agreed that trying to be a good mom is no excuse, the college system is already distorted by money and privilege and yet for hoffman that wasn't enough so she took one more advantage for her child or the judge also noted huffman immediately responsibility, has regained her moral compass, so along with serving two weeks in prison, that's the sentence, hoffman will pay a $30,000 fine, perform 250 hours of community service, and serve a year of probation. the judge noticed without the sentence the community around huffman would ask why she got away with it. the actors hoping to serve her time at a women's low security prison in n

tracee carrasco has the details. police and protesters clashing again yesterday, this as the murder suspect whose case sparked the weeks of chaos is set to be released from jail. he is wanted in taiwan in the death of his pregnant girlfriend. he's currently in jail in hong kong on separate money laundering charges but cannot be moved because the two countries do not have an extr have an extn agreement. the bill would allow them to send fugitive to any jurisdiction. the united auto workers strike against general motors is entering the third week. the end of the walkout doesn't seem any clearer than when it began on september 15th. today workers will get access to strike pay that breaks down to $50 per weekday. talks between gm and uaw have progressed to the main table stage. gm agreed to pick up the tab for hourly employees' healthcare. the animated adventur add vein e tramples the weekend box office. >> i don't know where you came from. >> he escaped. >> i want my ye ti back t the dream works film earning nearly $21

cheryl: tracee carrasco has the details on this. good morning, tracee. tracee: good morning.ties confirm the vessel left the port where it's been held for months. it is now heading towards dubai. iran's captured the ship in july for failing to observe international maritime law. it came two weeks after the british navy seized an iranian tanker. general motors and the uaw reportedly are closing in on a deal. negotiations are said to be focusing on big picture issues such as wages, benefits, and the use of temporary workers. the top uaw of sent and update to union officials saying they're looking to finalize a new contract. facebook may give the thumbs down to the thumbs up. they will test hiding the number of likes, reactions and views that posts get. this move is aimed at improving users' well-being ands is backed by anti-bullying and mental health groups. instead, the likes will only be visible to the poster. the united states is number one in mul multimillionaires. the u.s. has more than 81,000 people worth at least $30 million. the most in the world. more than china, japan

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lauren: tracee carrasco has the details. hey, tracee.nada. she's accused of paying $400,000 to get her son a spot at ucla. the indictment says she paid for a fake soccer profile for her son. the woman was arrested while in spain but u.s. law enforcement plans to ex are tray diet her to -- extradite her to boston. facebook is reportedly partnering with ray ban sun glasser, luxottica, to develop augmented reality glasses enveloptheyhope to launch them 3 and 2025. the glasses are designed to he replace smartphones. allowing customers to take calls and operate social media accounts. kentucky fried chicken is taking the chicken sandwich wars to a new level. they are offering the chicken and donut sandwich. it's a chicken fill laet between two glazed donuts. there is also the stuffed cheez-it sandwich. that's what's happening now. cheryl: i hope everybody will get cardiologists that's watching our show this morning. lauren: sign me up for both. hello, doctor. cheryl: we've got a lot more coming up. let's talk about dating. as if dating wasn't

breaking news correspondent trace gallagher has more on this developing story. hey. >> hey. he speaking right now, we will tell you what he says in oneee moment. let me set the story. off the top portion of the canadian prime minister justin trudeau admits the picture is him. it shows him wearing brown makeup on his face, neck, and hands during a party in 2001. at the time the 29-year-old was teaching at a private school called west point gray academy. the school was holding in arabianra nights-themed gala he was dressed up as a character from aladdin complete with ropes, headrest and brown skin. the party was attended by faculty, administrators and parents in the photo was given to time, formally "time" magazine, by a vancouver businessman who was part of the west point gray community and the man said it's important the public see the picture. others identified in the photo did not respond to request for comments, but this is not. a god start to the prime minister's reelection campaign because he is already involved a scandal over whether the pressure of his then attorney g

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following accidents like this hold her own but how and from trace and technical university and his team decided to look for ways to make oil spills harmless. so-called oil booms only work during good weather during rough seas the oil splashes over the booms. as i made toward and think we've developed a method to absorb oil and in the oil binders can be deployed by plane or helicopter even in bad weather or they can then be used to absorb the oil so the oil binders are made of absorbent wood fiber the procedure was developed in cooperation with researchers from the university as of rostock and leipsic and it's incredibly simple the wood chips are thrown on to the polluted water and begin to absorb the oil after a few hours that oil is completely absorbed and no longer a danger to marine birds the procedure also works in conditions like those found on the high seas the oil burners have been tested in a way of what the university of rostock after nearly 4 days and artificially created oil spill was completely removed. it was meant as a sort of does and the moment this is done is being test

sort itself so far found is traces of trading illegal drugs selling weapons even distributing child porn also forging documents among all the sites that were holes that there was also the 2nd biggest marketplace for illegal drugs worldwide it's. called the wall street markets and you have to imagine this had to turn over 41000000 euros so this was really a very large very large operation and who are the people behind this do we know well we don't know too much yet among the 13 suspects that have so but so far been named there are different nationalities there's people from germany the netherlands from bulgaria also the report mentions the 7 arrests that have been made and among them also the main suspect who is a 59 year old dutchman and he apparently has alleged ties to organized crime so the group proceed. to be very well and that's worked in the organized crime scene and also internationally based and just really quickly last question what took so long to arrest them all well it's actually really hard to trace the word this kind of dark and that's a page as our host it and it was some