fell in the wake of nine eleven but recouped in two thousand and three through two thousand and five which saw three point five percent rate the deregulation of the financial sector continues with laws and various rules and then the housing market starts to go gangbusters and here to talk about what was taking place is kathy the co-founder of real wealth network kathy welcome being here what was going on with housing then regarding prices in particular up into the crash and with foreclosures cathy. i was a mortgage broker at the time and i can tell you it was very very easy to give anyone a loan i was shocked and i wondered and i kept asking who is approving this you know who's sitting in a boardroom saying sure we can give you a nina loan and no income no assets needed to anyone and so when you have an abundance of money that can be given freely to anyone without any background checks really no credit checks you're going to you're going to see people take that money and borrow it and buy things that they probably can't afford especially as you know when nobody was really checking to

hundred two thousand and twelve and two thousand and fourteen by us u.s. regulators will have to see what happens with that with standard chartered and down in south america at call cap in the colombia also up as is the brazil but best buy now we've talked about this before that i believe best that remained and they were the only of all the global exchanges that were up for the entire month of october. and most of that based upon the candidacy and then the election on sunday of the far right conservative candidate hardball so narrow and he's a free market guys all markets actually love him in toronto the ts x. also up and in new york at the nasdaq up on the week but again a horrible brutal month in october and why you see also up and by the way the s. and p. five hundred had the worst month since september of two thousand and twelve now it's time for a break here but hang here because when we get back kristie i have counterpart xs back to help us look at fresh financial cryptocurrency news as some of the largest players are taking a decidedly different cou

twenty two they make missiles drones fire control systems the f. thirty five the super expensive one that's the that's how much will it cost at the . lower cost about ninety million a copy ninety million a copy and they did they were just grounded once again and so the whole fleet was grounded until ninety million dollars and they can't fly that's basically the problem but they've had. an oxygen problem with the pilots you know that tends to make them blackout they don't know why so that's been resolved and but but but lockheed martin remains the largest contractor about how about boeing and general dynamics boeing general dynamics the number two and three respectively. boeing makes the case c forty six although a lot of the lot of their stuff is mostly civilian that's not military but what they do in the military realm is quite significant such as the aerial refuelers which is the k.c. forty six the f.a. eighteen hornet and and also the apache helicopters these are very significant systems for for the military and how about raytheon and northrop g

two thousand and sixteen remember when the two met invalid.it was also known that the time was on going to america there was a correct rough the done so as it was very moving it was more you could you could tell it was more of an event this time he is quite low key no way and still very solemn. so what i find interesting mechanism is being done to parys and also taking part tomorrow at the. peace conference. which is a reminder of what happened in vice and it's in the one thousand nine hundred was the same type of conference in paris and that's what my coin is trying to do. to remind i think these to. use the world days today. myself and you're there in paris can you walk us through then the events that we can expect tomorrow what will be seeing from the world's leaders gathered there. you already get a sense of what's going to happen you tomorrow baby are covered and martin can show us a little bit on the left over there you see the. those tent like structures that's where you're going to have dignitaries. military representatives of course a

our miami studios we're really pleased you're on board welcome coming up this time markets have taken two days of terrible terrible tumbles and we asked the c.e.o. of euro pacific capital peter schiff is this the crash the correction the bear tour or touring he's been predicting plus last time we told you about that sad and sorry story of the nissan c.e.o. was arrested for financial crimes he was arrested well there's more news and we'll get inside his examination from somebody who knows him lauren fix the car coach plus i'll ask her about that wall mark and ford deal for driverless delivery of groceries and later there's more christo news and market movement big time we are super psyched to have back with us kristie i don't expert and co-founder a counterpart at all that ahead but first we had some headlines let's do it. today asia leads our global report again as chinese president xi jinping and his filipino counterpart rod rigo do care to sign a memorandum of understanding which outlines plan cooperation on china's regional infrastructure project the vaunted and vilified bill and road

two and you might. go see if there's dutch it doesn't have to do is dish to achieve the goal choosing tug at sea that is a middle fold agenda about us government doesn't. trust its other government to shape us throughout the g eight which ends if we can come up in and strengthening in the debts what else failing to do. welcome back to the kaiser report imax keyser time at a go to chicago talk to miss shed lock of miss talk dot com miss welcome back they always a pleasure to. get into it stock markets have been plunging perhaps not yet on the two thousand and eight scale but we've seen a huge losses in the fact stocks in particular that would be facebook apple amazon netflix and google is this a normal correction or recession on the horizon what it what do you think right now it's it's an earnings scare of course i do think recessions are coming up but i don't think those fears have been built in yet ok i just did a poster chart apple's down about sixteen percent or something so you know we're nearing wh

over thirty two degrees a male. forty days later the baby crocodile bites through the shell with a temporary tooth that will soon fall out and cools out whimpering for its mother. the mother's response is to entice them into the water. stay. oh oh oh. yes for the first six months ninety percent of the movie even bragged editors such as vultures snakes or cannibalized by male crocodiles for us us. cattle having made it to the river the safest place for them where their mother lying on the river that can keep an eye on them the babies then have to avoid a major danger being carried away by the current and losing the protection of their parents. for the first two years until they reach fifty centimeters long and become too big for most of their predators they live under the type protection of their mother. luckily there are also protected by the biologists of the natural parts otherwise the species would not survive alongside the huge american crocodile. in the six thousand square kilometers of mangrove swamps which su

policemen and two civilians dead but no chinese diplomats or staff at the consulate worker. also coming out britain's prime minister drugs have made tells parliament she's got the best possible divorce deal from the e.u. but spain's prime minister is pushing negotiations right up to the wire over the british territory i'm sure broad term. and france's african art might be heading back home a report commissioned by president back home is likely to recommend a change in the law to allow the works to be returned to their nations of fortune. i'm sumi so much got to thank you for joining us china has asked pakistan to tighten security for its citizens of the country after an attack on the chinese consulate in karachi now police say all three suicide bombers two policeman and a father and son visiting the consulate were killed but no staff inside the building were hurt. the moment of the attack the blast and inserting gunshots can be heard throughout crashes clifton neighborhood the attackers where wearing suicide vests and carrying hand grenades they came in a car loaded with exp

and he has not lost to the swiss since two thousand and fifty.leicester city will play their first premier league match since the death of their owner and four other passengers and a helicopter crash last saturday their way at cardiff city the early kick off is in the second half a short time ago manchester united were drawing at bournemouth arsenal can go third if they beat second place liverpool later. real madrid are back in the lead to action later for the first time since the sacking of coach who then after their five one humiliation to barcelona a lot of attention has been on that gareth bale who some real fans don't think is doing enough to replace christian rinaldo scored a second its last season championship league final victory but has not been on his best form since the summer. but like he has the spotlight on him and we are all waiting for him to show us his amazing skills he is a fantastic player and we want to enjoy him every day. now to the biggest prize in the asian club football the asian champions league final the finals played

the previous three stops and been seven months two or egypt behind. in the united arab emirates cairo is viewed by many as a military dictatorship while many are also criticized by human rights groups for cracking down on freedoms and not long public protests. to news you may not be the only bad publicity for the crown prince on tuesday human rights watch announced it had filed a submission with a federal prosecutor in argentina where he's expected to attend the g. twenty summit in a couple of days this submission requests that the court's investigate been summoned for war crimes and his role in the murder treaty signed by such a claim can indeed be pursued just as the crown prince is trying to prove that he isn't isolated internationally his critics are doing everything they can to ensure he's got two accounts even if it's only in the court of public opinion. an explosion near a chemical plant in the chinese province of a has killed at least twenty two people more than twenty others were hurt the government has launched an investigation into the caus

thousand and thirteen one in two thousand and seventeen. the issue that the police had to address were the safety and security of my clients. a growing number of shootings at schools and universities in the united states has got administrative scrambling for ways to protect their students and stuff oakland university in california has decided to teach students how to fight potential shooters using various everyday items even hockey pucks. they have enough mass to cause injury small enough to be thrown. in a matter of seconds. away you can lock a door with this they can't get shot out you can't get around. it's something that we should think about america about putting guns in the hands of law abiding citizens whether they actually be good children or. a three year old cannot defend itself from a rifle by throwing a hello kitty pencil case so that our founding fathers do not put an age limit on the second amendment. germany's vice chancellor is pushing for the european union to have a place at the u.n. security council by suggesting france s

now those two houses belong to two different parties this is the first time in eight years that the democrats have had control of the u.s. house of representatives now this is centrally means a split government and with control of the house of representatives the democrats will have the ability to launch more investigations into donald trump they'll have the ability to subpoena people and bring them before congress also they'll have the ability to get their hands on some key documents now people are asking could this mean impeachment now the way the u.s. constitution lays that out the democrats with control of the house will be able to bring impeachment charges against the president however it is the senate that would vote to remove the president in the event of an impeachment trial so the senate remains solidly republican however at this point a government shutdown is a real possibility because in order for legislation to pass the u.s. congress both houses have to sign on to it so with the democrats having the ability to shut down legislation they could essentially shut down the go

thousand and ten to two thousand and thirteen two thousand and eight to two thousand and thirteen scuse me. and he apparently was a changed person when he came home because we've been hearing stories from people who knew him when he was a high school student or a younger person before he went off to afghanistan and they said when he came home he was a different person with the a lot of hostility and anger issues you just heard the police officer in shihab rattansi story saying about how they had been called to the house and the. on several occasions tried to determine in long state of mind and so forth so. we may never know at this point exactly why or even if there was anything resembling a a reason that we could recognize as such for why he did this but it's the second mass shooting in less than two weeks and barbara there are this is three the . hundred and seventy three hundred in the eleventh day of two thousand and eighteen and in the united states there have already been three hundred and seven mass shootings involving four or more fatalities so you can see that this is something

on february twenty third two thousand and fourteen the very next day after the regime change the new government voted for in a no meant of the official status of the russian language and even though later this decision was vetoed by the acting president alexander turchynov it still sent a message and a powerful one this alarmed the russian speaking cities of eastern ukraine and people took to the streets to show their disagreement was in response. is conducted their own demonstrations when the two parties would meet it was always tense and eventually it led to tragedy. one person died and over fifty people were wounded in clashes during a pro russian march protesting the new government in kiev. on april sixth the crimean scenario began repeating eastern ukraine where protesters seized government buildings. and the next day april seventh they proclaimed don't yet see people's republic kiev replied by announcing the beginning of an anti-terrorist operation in eastern ukraine. by that time the international media was screaming about a russian invasion in ukraine russia could now be on t

and decide to start mining those two blocks and that's when the fork happened. that's a great explanation of for their essentially two separate block chains thank you for doing that i know it's a little remedial for you but not everybody knows so how are other crip those like ripple any. as you call it how are they holding up. so right now they are all traded against big coin so there's actually this so they're actually following along with bitcoin because of the entire resulting hash war that's still happening a lot of the hashing power which has been devoted to bitcoin has now been pulled into bitcoin cash so as you know block chains are supported by miners and their computing power and their hashing power and that's what this hash war is about because there are two sides to this faction and each faction controls a huge amount of mining power they have all pulled the former bitcoin mining power into either the big quite a.b.c. or big quite cash to be and because of that the mining power of quite has declined drastically and that has resulted in the drastic pri

after two thousand and three two thousand and four you don't find this in the attitudes of nato e.u. countries towards russian involvement and up to see shit so there's a change on on both parts russia become sharper and more defensive as the e.u. and nato become closer and more involved in this area and i think from my perspective of having worked there with this this was the single greatest point or region of disagreement between russia and the united states and its allies i often hear from your american and european colleagues how russia hates the liberal democratic order and i personally find it extremely perfect indistinct because what russia hates is not so much the people democracy but divac lists and sometimes very bloody foreign policy that the west allows itself on dead the banner of a liberal democracy do you think that may have figured in russia's decision making and russia over nato moving ever closer to its borders and nato having. discussions with neighborhood countries not the democratic factor not the night eligible factor but the simple security factor russia fearin

of the regimes leaders guilty of genocide the two defendants. are already serving life sentences for crimes against humanity. this is a long awaited moment to form a committee rouge leaders known chair and kiff samphan are sentenced to life in prison for genocide by a un back to court. the home. but the chamber has considered the gravity of the crimes including the scale of brutality the number and the vulnerability of the victims for which the accused have been convicted. these two old men the last surviving leaders of the committee rouge already serving life sentences for crimes against humanity but this new verdict is a landmark ruling for the first time it says that the crimes against cambodians vietnamese and cham minorities amounted to genocide delivery of the judgment today in face to zero zero is any story in the work of the extraordinary chambers in the courts of cambodia. this court is once again demonstrated that he has the capacity to prosecute and try the most complex cases in accordance with international standards. the committee r

years are we basically just facing the next two years of a stalemate and a hissy fit between the two parties it depends on how aggressive is going to depend on how the total ends up tonight i think is probably going to be somewhere between twenty eight and twenty nine seats picked up not bad i agree it's not like the giant tsunami but it's not bad how well that they can govern and whether they can legislate is going to have everything to do with whether or not president trump decides he wants to work with the democrats in congress or not he's made some noises that he might want to democrats support infrastructure that could be a heck of a good place to start if i had been the president i would have started with that in the first place so we'll see obviously there's an opportunity here for a lot of investigations i think it's going to be a subpoena congress let's not kid one another that's going to be there i actually agree with something ned said that happens every now and then the democrats the democrats could overdo it you don't want to make the next two years all about investigati

will be regarded as two separate markets making hard barry is almost inevitable. it has big implications here on the border between northern ireland a part of the u.k. and the republic of ireland and a you member the u.k. says it's now pursuing a high tech solution to keep goods and people moving. the draft plan also says both sides and to provide a visa free travel only for short term visits longer trips may now require visas. in addition the document leaves room for an extension of the two year transition period after breaks it aimed at easing britain's departure but it also means the u.k. will be subject to european rules for longer without any e.u. voting rights the plans will now be decided on a political level by e.u. leaders to brussels on sunday it's been an extremely busy few days for the british prime minister she has been successfully able to hammer out draft proposals on firstly the withdrawal agreement and now a declaration of a future political relationship between the e.u. and the u.k. but history's amaze big breaks it plans head to brussels she kno

two point one to h.q. two point two who knows arlington virginia and more specifically the crystal city area of arlington just across the potomac river from washington d.c. in our studios here at r.t. america and next to the national airport appears to be one of those sites of the final twenty cities three places in the greater d.c. area competed northern virginia mcgovern re county maryland and the city of washington itself as a note amazon c.e.o. jeff bezos lives in or around washington and as the owner of the washington post newspaper as for the second location reports are that a man amazon is favoring new york city and the borough of long island new york governor andrew cuomo has been meeting with amazon officials in an effort to secure the selection even joking he would change his name to amazon cuomo if it helped due to the economic importance of landing amazon in his state for the company's part they say the h q two project will see an estimated investment of five billion dollars and that fifty thou

sanctions so those are the two steps that the e.u. has taken i don't think they're going to work and i mean it's got to be some transparency there you're going to you're going to know it goes through the u.s. is going to know it goes through so there may be some. you know trepidation about going forward if you're a company x. you know totalis some of the other companies the european countries have been scared about it let me just ask you briefly and so i went over expertly a lot of the production that we're seeing out of iran for the last twelve twelve years but we see how very much they produce back then. two thousand and twelve and then some more sanctions kicked in and production dropped like a stone they have been fairly level since two thousand and thirteen but how might the sanctions impact them and do you think it will impact oil prices for example e.u.'s prices are at a low since april of two seventy six per gallon what's your thoughts. well you know the wall street journal did a great analysis on this yesterday first of all i

figures in one thousand nine hundred seventy two. more as a stumble have attended a symbolic funeral held for murdered germans jamal khashoggi tens of thousands of worshippers in mecca and medina also joined prayers for him the writer disappeared after entering the saudi consulate in istanbul last month his body has never been found faced with mounting evidence the saudi government eventually admitted the journalist had been killed but it was it but he says denied that crown prince mohammed bin salmond was involved in the plot the saudi prosecutors on thursday said they're seeking the death penalty for five nationals involved in mystical show she is death. so six weeks. there was a funeral today. well yes you have to know that islamic custom places a huge importance on the proper handling of the dead are usually mandating a quick burial but as you said after six weeks a body or the remains off his body have still not been found so what we saw today was a symbolic funeral prayer here at the historic fati mosque in the east let's remem

different set up and all of sudden we find even worth two thousand forty. defending a principle and the fact that the made during the war. in two thousand and fifteen to a poor democracy and if you lead them down their gloves to be i and a singer says it's that desire to uphold democracy that's brought him support from a wide a section of society than just his traditional support base when parliament is recalled prime minister wickramasinghe says he'll leave his official residence here at temple trees to go and vote until then he's staying put. colomba. dozens of palestinians have been injured during another weekly round of demonstrations at the border fence with israel they've been protesting every friday since march thirtieth and more than two hundred palestinians have been killed by israeli forces since them demonstrators have been calling for the right to return to their ancestral lands and an end to israel's twelve year blockade of the gaza strip perrie forces with more from that border area. well there was word on thursday here in gaza after the inter

and he's been replaced by mahinda rajapaksa a former two time president smith reports from colombo. for the past week run away from a single has refused to leave the prime minister's official residence here in the capital it's become a symbol of legitimacy he tells me after being fired by the president in what critics are calling a constitutional two day the thirty three london democracy in the last presidential election parliament religion we came forward on the basis that parliament is supreme that the president must act according to the. when they're nineteen the amendment to the constitution was drafted on that basis now what has happened is the president is trying to override the power of the parliament present my three policy is say in a swore in mahinda rajapakse as the new prime minister last friday rajapaksa was president for two terms and scrapped term limits and twenty fourteen to try and stay in power but then lost the election he called a year later rajapaksa says he's got enough support in parliament to confirm his position but m.p.'s compote because president syria's

yes so it's really a story of two different maps in the race for the u.s. house of the u.s. senate in the house a lot of the competitive seats that republicans are trying to defend are in places that really don't like the president a lot of kind of affluent suburban areas with high formal education levels those are voters that have been sort of trending away from the republican party for longer than president trump's been on the scene but his emergence has really pushed a lot of those voters away and so if in fact the democrats win the house and i think they're favored to a lot of those seats might be powering democrats in the house in the senate it's a little bit of a different story in that there are thirty five senate races this year about a third of the chamber is up every two years and the democrats already control twenty six of those seats so the democrats are playing a lot of defense there they may be just be lucky to sort of hold their ground and it may also be that the republicans actually net seats we're forecasting a very slight republican gain what are your predi

eleven guys from hamburg came together in two thousand and fifteen to form a techno marching band as they called themselves electric and acoustic press their beats are not on the impossible not to dance to they've also gotten lots of attention on you tube we met martin ahead of their europe tour. the hamburg brass band more time has marched its way to the big stage but not with traditional folk music they cover his tracks from electronic and house scene that and later thomas berthold you came up with the idea. this person out of work and i think it's a perfect match because techno at its core is really brass band music. i think of the bass drum in any techno music and the samples they use they're called horns and things like that and they use old synthesizers from the eighty's time zone which are basically computers trying to imitate the sound of brass music comes through the. glass music to. preparations for a burly gig hosted by jim muse music funding agency in need to teach music they support more church as well and the band is a blast to watch whether they're playing at huge fest

two big wildfires in the u.s. state of california killed at least nine people and less thousands of others homeless five of those who died were found in cars in the northern town of power which has been completely destroyed meanwhile people in the southern city of malibu have been ordered to leave their homes. because largest party says it's mounted a legal challenge to president my three part series seniors decision to dissolve parliament and hold snap elections on january fifth so the scene announced the move late on friday night it's plunged the country further into political turmoil now for now and as reports from colombo. sacked ministers have complained to the elections chief about this now. this is that your legal act and there is no constitutional provision. at this stage and therefore we complain and. we had a discussion with the commission and they will act or go to the law and the constitution at the new government is defending the president saying he acted in keeping with the constitution. proximate re

trump installed him as the number two at e.p.a. back in two thousand and seventeen so he was the deputy administrator and after scott pruitt was forced to resign in july of two thousand eight hundred to scrapes andrew weil or ascended to become the acting administrator and just last week. the president trump nominated wheeler to be. you know to be to formally be the full time administrator and so andrew wheeler before he became deputy administrator he was a lobbyist and we have been monitoring mr wheeler's activities for quite some time there are documents showing that he was the one that was being paid by murray energy who c.e.o. is bob murray one of the largest private coal companies in the country that has had an outsized influence over trumpet ministration policy this is the company that was pushing to rewrite america's energy markets in order to favor an economic coal fired power plants this key meeting that happened in march two thousand and seventeen. where bob murray got to meet face to face with secretary of energy rick pe

water two hundred fifty two hundred fifth the dollars an ounce i believe the then we had the dot com crisis and people started thinking well you know what does central banks don't ever they are going to control gold rose all the way to nine hundred box they burn akki came out with the statement right about that time is that this was when the fears that the eurozone was going to break apart he said believe me he said we will do enough to save the euro and believe me it will be enough that curiously he didn't do anything max didn't do a thing all he did was make that statement q.e. did not come for two more years after he made that statement but it was enough to put face back in the euro face back into central banks. when when gold bottomed around to two thousand and fifteen or so faith and central bang. thanks again came into question i think it's going to come into question again back then no it will the question is is timing and as soon as the fed doesn't get as many rate hikes price stand. as as they have i think that's when gold really lifts off for the next time all right well it

reviewing the troops of the euro corps franco german brigade the two leaders cross the clearing that there is testimony to a defining moment in european diplomacy. it was here that germany capitulated to france and its allies on november eleventh one thousand nine hundred ending more than four years of carnage on the western front. mccrone americal unveiled a plaque in both languages reaffirming the value of franco german reconciliation in the service of europe and peace then another warm exchange before the pair later wreaths in tribute to the victims of the great war. they then moved on to the museum that houses a replica of the carriage used by the french general marshall founded on force as its headquarters at the site it was inside this wagon that fosse received the german delegation for the signing of the armistice they agreed the truth would come into effect on the eleventh day of the eleventh month at exactly eleven o'clock twenty two years later in an act of revenge at all fittler dictated the terms of france's capital ation to the nazis in the very same wagon merkel and acr

winds and fed by a parched landscape the blaze destroyed thousands of homes separate fires have forced two hundred thousand people from their homes in thousand oaks in ventura county on friday the entire city of malibu also had to be evacuated. earlier today president donald trump weighed in on the blazes blaming them on what he called gross mismanagement of the forests this as dramatic scenes emerged of one of the most destructive fires in the state's history. that's a terrifying drive to safety all around flames rage out of control. people are cheering in this plane's parade this couple one of the lucky ones. others trying to flee the town of paradise in northern california didn't make it that bodies found in that burnt out vehicles down my street there's probably if i had to guess maybe torie too how there's two that are left in the fire burned from one house to the next house to the next house until they're pretty much all gone. in southern california the situation is not much better. the entire city of malibu home to some of hollywood's biggest stars has been ordered to evacuate if i

votes counted kirsten sinema leads her republican challenger martha mc sally by two percent forty two year old cinema's the first woman elected to represent arizona in the senate she replaces retiring senator jeff flake who has been one of president donald trump's harshest conservative critics publicans will still command a majority in the senate despite the loss of nicaragua's governments as protests against president daniel ortega have caused almost a billion dollars in economic damage but it failed to account for the more than three hundred people that rights groups say have been killed in demonstrations since april the crackdown on protesters has sparked widespread international condemnation and caused tens of thousands to flee many well rapala reports from nicaragua border with kosta rica out of the little bit i guess is the police recently broke into his house into the lesson you get i would have been harassing and threatening him he's been an outspoken critic of the nicaraguan government and is one of the leaders of the anti-government youth. now he's worried his activism might

nala finds it and these two dogs bring the total number to nine. are the only ones dedicated to transit. >> we know the transit systems are risks for attacks. we want to make sure we have the very best equipment and training to be able to prevent anything. >> the k-9s cost about $12,000 each, paid for with the home lands security grant. they'll be used as part of the levi stadium security. >> it covers 347 square mile so they'll do sweeps of the bus stations and bus stops and keep everyone safe. >> reporter: the sheriff department says the dogs will work with their handlers on the trains and platforms. >> another san francisco music club is closing their doors. mezzanine is an independent music club. the owner says the lands lords hope to attract a commercial tenant and make six times the current rent mezzanine is paying. mezzanine plans to close next october and more than 30 employees will lose their jobs. the owner says she findings it disturbing that mezzanine, like other cultural institutions, is falling victim to corporate greed. >> for decade

especially brother number two. he is now 92. down the hierarchy that some of the prosecutors have tried to bring to justice. that has been blocked by the cambodian government that only what the small handful of senior leaders. those lower figures are all accused by many the presiding of the deaths of people. this is a long time go. many cambodians were born after that. a lot of cambodians now do not have a lot of awareness. on the screen, the tribunal is that way. we'll bring you updates on that $0011. let's get some of the day's other news. north korean leader kimjong—un has supervised the test of a new high—tech tactical weapon according to the country's state media. it's the first time in a year that kim jong—un has inspected a weapons test site. the korean central news agency described the test as a success but gave no details on the type of weapon. sri lanka's parliament has descended into chaos with members throwing punches at each other after the speaker declared there was no government. 0ne legislator was hospitalised, a

figures nine hundred seventy two. the number of people missing in northern california's wildfire has risen to more than six hundred and at least sixty dead firefighters have managed to contain most of the blaze and thousands of people are beginning to return to their communities often to find their possessions reduced to ashes. and. this is what it looks like to lose everything. i hope you and quick that's all i can say. hold my yard. words can't describe it. words can't describe it. and how can they when all you're left with is the clothes on your back everywhere signs of a life well lived now all gone. the bass home one of more than six thousand destroyed in a town named paradise. the epicenter of california's deadliest ever wildfire for jonathan clark there's another reason to come back here his brother is missing. we're still trying or do whatever it takes all he's found. dead or alive that's just what clarksdale we look out for each other so. so many people here were caught by surprise when high winds found the d

thousand and eighteen but if we go back to two thousand and seventeen there were two confirmed terror attacks in that year one attack which was a failed explosive in two thousand and seventeen and a second one in august where two soldiers were actually wounded again by a man wielding a machete and going back just over two years ago a belgian was subjected to a huge terror attack with thirty two civilians being killed for the moment the police the authorities are not claiming that the incident today is a terror attack but they will be looking to find out exactly what happened but belgium for the moment remains on high alert as it has now for many years as that country and many others in europe have suffered at the hands of many terror attacks . this story generating a lot of column inches today an american restaurant chain has found itself being dragged through a viral video stream after a monitor refused to serve a group of black people on this prepaid for their food bosses of the potbelly mexican grill swooped in with disciplinary action until new information emerged muscular bible e

the two thousand and eight may just sediment the scottish parliament was followed up in two thousand and eleven by memorial built on the grounds of the golden jubilee hospital in clydebank on the very site where they were just an office one street off the quite shipyards where the lancaster was launched in one thousand nine hundred twenty two as a time. as ever in this story the funds for that memorial were raised by the people by the lake cast association of scotland it was here on the banks of that of a clyde story has its beginning and it said. this is where the state was born as a haney in one nine hundred twenty two the name was changed to a few years later because american guests find it difficult to pronounce and just a few yards from here is where they're like custer families finally achieved the hops desired and twenty eleven by having a memorial built to those who died. the stuff not to contrast the open hearted remembrance of the people brought me before they get a lodging at the mission of the authorities and these are your words and by denying remember the rest two thing

two shots. a pause. and then two shots. >> reporter: detective tom voth arrived to find a millionaire entrepreneur dead on his own kitchen floor. his name was bill mclaughlin, nice guy, truly religious and a believer in the american dream, who made his come true. kind of a self-made guy, right? >> yes. >> reporter: bill, said his daughter jenny, was the first in his family to go to college, first to find a company, first to end up with millions. not someone you'd think would wind up murdered. but here he is. you could tell there was not a physical struggle. there weren't things that were knocked off counters or things like that. >> reporter: you could tell, said voth, bill mclaughlin saw it coming, saw his killer. >> one of his movements was to put his hand up and try to block a shot. he got shot through the underside of a finger. so he saw his attacker. >> reporter: now voth needed to figure out, who was that last person bill mclaughlin saw? >> you're trying to take everything in, and you're trying to r

thousand eight hundred katy perry with about seventy two million euros amazing no moving on to acoustic techno hits with us and trumpets that's how the band's marts a blows its fans away eleven guys from hamburg came together in two thousand and fifteen to form a techno marching band as they called themselves electric and acoustic press their b. . are not on the impossible not to dance to they have also gotten less attention on you tube we met more to head of their europe tour. to have the brass band more time has marched its way to the big stage but not with traditional folk music they cover his tracks from the electronic and house scene that and leader thomas above all you came up with the idea. this person out of work i think it's a perfect match because techno at its core is really brass band music i. think of the bass drum in any techno music and the samples they use they're called horns and things like that and they use old synthesizers from the eighty's time which are basically computers trying to imitate the sound of brass music comes through the. glass music to. preparations fo

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ancient history you might say we knew most of this plus it happened in the early two thousand lessons have been learned and this torture will never happen again. you think they said what do you think about waterboarding i said i like it a lot that i don't think it's tough enough. with you have to keep in mind that we're talking about a forty four country wide torture program. so it's a very rich complex torture machine that was put in place with obviously many hundreds of people complicit. in the torture that happened so this is a high level of top levels of the. last we also military people involved in creating the go and implementing seems to me a shift in that maybe people the cia and the in the federal government the security organs the people that are involved in this kind of thing it is very possible that they believe this is a way to to to achieve their goals and then and bypass the label of torture the concept of torture is to treat human beings as if they are less than less than human less than animal lesson plan that they are they are not even living creatures they they are.

the two thousand and eighteen u.s. midterm elections are now history the democrat democrats take control of the house once again while the republicans retain control of the senate the story of how these results will impact the u.s. economy is yet to be written earlier today president trump weighed in on the results. hopefully we can all work together next year to continue delivering for the american people including on economic growth infrastructure trade lowering the cost of prescription drugs these are some of the things that the democrats do want to work on and i really believe we'll be able to do that i think we're going to have a. lot of a lot of reason the numbers are the same thing through siesta traitors and company executives than firms from financial services to infrastructure to big pharma and the internet giants will all be watching anxiously to see how the new landscape will impact their companies what will it mean for their bottom lines and what about trade with the rest of the world let's take a look at

agreements in in two thousand and fourteen two thousand and fifteen did not include the question of the crimea that was because of the mirror putin said that the crimea is a done issue it's part of russian territory and therefore the minsk agreements only apply to eastern ukraine and of course he's been lying all along saying russian military not involved and he's in ukraine so it really the as all of secrecy crisis as of yesterday is very much linked to the end result question of the crimea and it was a crisis that was inevitably going to happen why russia has done it now i think that i still go back to my points about russia's very afraid of this whole problem of ukraine slipping away but also yes of course this crisis is very much likely to help for a friend cause reelection chances but that does not mean to say that putin understands that the one thing we know since two thousand and fourteen is russia that his people russian elites in moscow do not understand the way ukraine takes and functions they do they think of ukraine as a russian land a russian territory and therefore the