kim jong un has said he has a new k button on his desk at all times to be able to respond to any u.s. tank and any speech kim said the u.s. would be unable to wage war on north korea because it was within range of its nuclear weapons. as a pretty sheriff in the u.s. state of colorado has been shot dead after he responded to a call about a domestic disturbance officials say the shooter was himself shot and killed after he opened fire on a group of deputies and civilians several people were also wounded. costa rican investigators are working to establish what caused a charter aircraft to crash in a wooded area in the country's northwest the plane crashed soon after takeoff killing all twelve people on board ten of them u.s. citizens. in indonesia more than four hundred couples have taken part in a mass wedding ceremony in the capital jakarta the eve traditions designed to help the poor who are unable to afford a proper wedding. iranian president hassan rouhani has appealed for calm in the face of renewed anti government protests his comments came as demonstrations spread across the country f

convoy of trucks in the middle of a highway in eastern germany their vehicles were transporting six u.s. tanks from poland to germany police officers that the truck that didn't have the proper documentation and were overloaded their vehicles are being prevented from continuing their journey until all the necessary requirements are filled the truck drivers as well as the haulage company will now face fines. of the back with more news after this short break. in two thousand and sixteen the panama papers show the world with a tax haven the secrets two trillion united states dollars pass through most. in the amount of time that we've been in panama papers exposure that's what it shows a lot of money it really is. journalism it's an act of journalism looking at things that people want to keep secret and asking why would they want to keep these things secret. millions of. documents were examined. me all the people we basically have tried to get an advantage out of this sort of newspaper. and probably other politician which were. other politicians the media would point to find their targets such as t

u.s. army tank operator, he believes in ensuring that service members, families and veterans have the care they have earned. and in honor of his late beloved wife lou young, he's been a champion for the native children of alaska. thank you, dean. the motto my colleagues of the state of alaska is north to the future. in his commitment to progress and better futures for the people of alaska, don honors those words. the dean of the house has the the oath dministering to the speaker which begins, i will support and defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies, foreign and domestic. as dean, congressman young will now have the special responsibility not only of defending the constitution but of defending the integrity and dignity of this institution which he has done all along. following in the footsteps of great leaders before him, sam rayburn, john quincy adams, carl vincent, it is now don's solemn duty to help foster a climate of civility in the congress and to hold our colleagues accountable. why are you laughing, don? for the behavior of raising a high standard for this

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. >>> a lot of excitement at the sh shark tank. the u.s. national skating championships. what would bryan boytano do? he's going to join us live, next. not only tonight...but all >>> we're getting close to the olympics. a live look now at the shark tank. this is the hot ticket in town. not only tonight but all week. as we mentioned earlier in this newscast it's opening night of the u.s. figure skating championships. the top skaters here, this week, will head to the olympics next month in south korea. >> there's plenty of gold at the shark tank now. joining us is bryan boytano. >> great to be talking with you. >> big high hopes for karen chen too, right? >> reporter: there's a screen right there. i was watching the ladies warm up. polina is the first out of gate. i just started watching their warm up. karen comes on much later. >> what's going through their mind now about to take the ice. >> reporter: i was just backstage. we did the opening ceremonies. it was myself and peggy fleming and we were talking about this. backstage it has the same feeling that you remember when y

u.s. officials don't hit back turkey rolls up the tanks flies out the more play sends soldiers over the border washington basically keep stop after all this isn't about kim who is sly the squeak makes donald trump for one war so perhaps the turks and the kurds have succeeded in one thing together were to sing america to baffled silence we discussed are the latest in the afrin of region with author and writer one who thinks washington bears responsibility for what is happening in that region in northern syria thirty thousand soldiers to be armed trained by united states was extremely provocative to a very gentle powers to iran to syria and also to believe this american move actually ignited this problem and this confrontation and three i believe that. they're in particular because of them. realize that this kind of move could lead to partition of syria and also the partition of turkey so that's why he moved and sent his forces. the military offensive against the codes drew international attention with a number of our european countries seeing antiwar rallies some of them did turn violent result

u.s. bases in japan. park aircraft, similar to this american f-22 at kadena airbase in southern japan. hardened aircraft shelters like those at misawa airbase, and above-ground fuel tanks laid out like those at a u.s. military fuel terminal. america's military advantage has eroded in part because it's been fighting wars for the past 16 years. but secretary mattis said, "no enemy in the field has done more to harm the readiness of the u.s. military than congress' inability to agree on a budget." >> glor: along the border between north and south korea today was olympic torch was carried across the unification bridge near the demilitarized zones. though bitter enemies, north and south will march together at the opening ceremonies in three weeks. after three years of drought, a metropolitan area of nearly four million faces tough choice. cape town, safer, could become the world's first major city to run out of water. what they're calling "day zero" could be less than three months away. debora patta is there. >> reporter: surrounded by two oceans, cape town looks nothing like a city that could soon run out of water, but three years of successive droughts have devastated its

looking at the shark tank where the u.s. figure skating championships were held tonight. we'll have more on our olympic coverage as we head throughout the weekend. you can see the roadways are wet this weekend. we have light to moderate rainfall in san jose. and 54 degrees. we hold off in the 50s through tomorrow morning keeping the rain drops in the mix. let's get a closer look at your morning forecast in the bay area. everyone has a chance for spotty showers through about 8:00 and 9:00 in the morning. temperatures starting off at 53 in the south bay, for the tri vale, 49. east bay at 49 and san francisco at 51. just a spotty chance and a nice day coming in. it looks fantastic down in the south bay you can see 59 in cupertino, 50 in san jose. that sunshine continues over towards the east bay we have 59 expected in walnut creek, 58 over towards livermore and back to oakland, 57. light winds at the coastline tomorrow. over to redwood city, 58 degrees. maybe you're going to san francisco, not much in the way of fog, beautiful day 55 in the outer sunset and towards the missi

u.s. officials don't hit back turkey rolls up the tanks flies out the more play sends soldiers over the borderwashington basically keeps stop after all this isn't about kim sly this week makes donald trump for one war so perhaps the turks and the kurds have succeeded in one thing together were juicing america to baffled silence . that was any pressure and what we did speak with a former turkish foreign minister who believes that despite all the warnings from turkey the u.s. has triggered this conflict. you know this this was not going to. church church wouldn't they were ok look were it to. throw to prove. that you can you should not. on i'm. a musician to the terrorist group which is linked to the. do injuries. but. using civil who is chooses continue to this is were really explode. well rallies against the military operation have been held in europe in turkey demonstrators were met by a heavy police presence there with reports the authorities used force to disperse the crowds at least twelve people have been detained there and scuffles also broke out between police and protesters. now the u.

u.s. navy officer assigned to a washington think tank as one of many reasons china and russia have replacedrorism as the primary focus of the new national defense strategy. maintaining a military advantage over china and russia is now defense secretary mattis' top seiority. >> our competitive edge has eroded in every domain of warfare-- air, land, sea, space, and cyber-space, and it is continuing to erode. >> reporter: according to one official, china has increased its defense spending by 10% each year for the past 20 years in an effort to counter u.s. abilities to operate in the western pacific. this pentagon report says china has modernized its conventionally armed missile force extraordinarily rapidly. and this map lists the types of chinese missiles in range of u.s. bases in japan. the targets directed in china's far west included parked aircraft, similar to this american f-22 at kadena airbase in southern japan. hardened aircraft shelters like those at misawa airbase in northern japan, and above-ground fuel tanks laid out like those at a u.s. military fuel terminal. america's military

turkey sends its tanks into syria to tackle kurdish militia being trained by the u.s. a pentagon says it was warned of the move triangular which had this message for washington. america do not encroach on our borders not provoke those who run out of patience also to come be careful what you say classified documents claim the n.s.a. is now using voice recognition software to spy on people and germany's political dead dog could be broken after the social democrats agree to start a formal coalition told anger merkel's party although it may leave the anti migrant party as the main opposition in parliament. hello there welcome you watching r.t. international this monday morning where it's just gone eleven o'clock here in moscow now our top story this hour turkey's military operation against kurdish forces is entering its third day with an increase tanks now moving into syrian territory it comes after the usa announced it is training kurdish militia to establish a new border force in the region. i. i i. well the u.s. has acknowledged that two of its allies in the middle east

u.s. crude inventories, tucked away in storage tanks weigh in the heart of u.s. shale country.rs are worried that a revival in u.s. production could spoil the party. let's get back to jean paul bhagat, a founder of white house research. chart before at a i came on here. pretty flat over the last couple of weeks. if you look at u.s. crude production, that has been rising, which gets to what we have seen in u.s. shale. it is getting more efficient, production begins to rise. how much of a headache will that be for opec and countries in this part of the world? >> opec has only been the wildcard with the opec agreement. we are starting to see an uptick in shale in the u.s.. i think that's going to continue with oil prices continuing to trend higher. if you were to look at a chart basis,prices on a weekly shown something -- and throw in something like the relative strength index, oil is heavily overbought. the rest of january could have a slight easing. it's been the perfect conditions for oil right now. this is a bit strongest basis since 2011, opec is sticking to this agreement. c

u.s. safety by giving the president a platform for pro vokive statements. >>> the hot ticket in town is all about the olympics. the hot ticket at the shark tank. this was the opening night of the u.s. figure skating champions. the top skaters vying for a spot on team u.s.a.. >> tonight local stars were on the ice. garvin thomas joins us from the shark tank. you've got exclusive access there, garvin. >> reporter: that's right, jessica. and tonight it was the ladis' term, the ladis' short program and the competition was bookended by two bay area skaters, the first was pall lee na-edmonds and then karen chen was the last one to skate. both ended up in the top ten. for karen chen, who is the defending national champion and who's coming off a bit of a disappointing season so far, she has to be very happy with how the night ended up. just one stumble in her program and she sits now in third place after the short program. paulina edmonds is coming off a rough patch, injury shortened her time to compete, but she skated a clean program as well. >> to be able to come to the championships in my hometown and nail the short program makes me proud and happy.

u.s. officials don't hit back turkey rolls out the tanks flies out the war play sends soldiers over the border washington basically keeps after all this isn't about camp supply the squeak makes donald trump for one war so perhaps the turks and the kurds have succeeded in one thing together where. juicing america to baffled silence shortly after the us military command announced plans for creating an armed border force washington backtracked the u.s. secretary of state said the new us had no such plan and the situation had been misspoke trade however russia's russia's foreign minister thinks this is not one hundred percent true. comes of contradictions probably the recent u.s. announcement of creating an armed force along the syrian turkish border in fact america continues its actions to establish control of a parts of serious territory. in the meantime the u.s. scares the kurds away from the dialogue with damascus washington is encouraging separates a sense meant among the kurds there's been plenty of reaction coming from europe too on the conflict in northern syria germany's foreign minister

u.s. officials don't hit back turkey rolls off the tanks flies out the more play sends soldiers over the border washington basically keeps after all this isn't about him slightest squeak makes donald trump for one war so perhaps the turks and the kurds have succeeded in one thing together were juicing america to baffled silence. shortly after u.s. military officials announced their intention to create a thirty thousand strong border force washington backtracked u.s. secretary of state said the u.s. has no such plan and that the situation had been portrayed however russia's foreign minister has disputed that claim. the contradictions called the recent u.s. announcement of create an unarmed force along the syrian border in fact america continues its actions to stop this control of parts of serious territory. in the meats on the u.s. scares the kids away from the damascus washington is encouraging separate to send cement among the kurds. well meanwhile germany's foreign minister excuse me has said any military confrontation would carry huge risks and following an emergency un security council sess

u.s. terminals and tanks rose for an .ighth straight week the gas numbers simply threw some cold water onecent rally, so wti retreating from level.2 a barrel speaking of the cold, it is frigid in new york, but that is not stopping natural gas futures from the climbing -- declining today. -- the coldather is weather is expected to leave by january 10, cutting the need for natural gas. palladium is falling 7/10 of 1%, taking a break from the big rally. it is still trading close to its lowest level since 2000 -- highest level, sorry, since 2001. julia: let's get a check on the first word news this hour with mark crumpton. multiple media outlets are reporting that fbi agents are taking a fresh look at the clinton foundation. the new york times also reports that people familiar with the matter say agents have interviewed people connected with the foundation about whether any donations were made in exchange for political favors while hillary clinton was secretary of state from 2009-2013. president trump and congressional republicans have made repeated calls for an investigation. secretaryh defe

. >>> tomorrow, it gets real in san jose, this is a live look at the shark tank, home to the u.s.igure skating championships. here's the skinny. the best skaters will be named to team usa and will be competing next on month in the olympics. the ice is ready. we will show you inside the arena, had this is time lapsed video inside of the ice being prepared. the best skaters are in town, hoping to make team usa. we have local hopefuls that are hoping to make it on the team. >> yes. >> we are rooting for them. >> we are. >> and we are taking a look at the forecast. >> the best chance for the afternoon and evening and the possibility of isolated thunderstorms so keep the umbrella handy not only a rain chance tomorrow night, but a second system late thursday in to friday. >> checking out skating? >> definitely. >> thank you for joining us. >> bye-bye. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- kate mckinnon, patton oswalt,

u.s. officials don't hit back turkey rolls up the tanks flies out the more play sends soldiers over the border washington basically keeps after all this isn't about him slightest squeak makes donald trump for one war so perhaps the turks and the kurds have succeeded in one thing together were juicing america to baffle. the silence. was shortly after u.s. military officials announced their intention of creating a thirty thousand strong border force washington backtracked the u.s. secretary of state say the u.s. had no such plan and that the situation had been misappropriate however russia's foreign minister has disputed that claim. of contradictions called the police and u.s. announcement of create an unarmed force along the syrian turkish border though in fact america continues its actions to stop this control of a parts of serious territory. border in the meantime the u.s. scares the kurds away from the dialogue with damascus washington is encouraging separate assessment among the kurds meanwhile germany's foreign minister has feared any military confrontation would carry huge risks following

u.s. market competitive. barclays is a transatlantic tanks, so 40% of our revenue is generated in the united states . the sudden, the u.s. become one of the lowest tax regions that we operate in. there are a lot of cash on the sidelines. investors have cash on the sidelines, banks, consumers, and they feel that they are being left out. they feel stupid to own cash in this environment. i think it will be great for earnings and great for the stimulation of growth. we have to look beyond that to say, what is monetary policy going to be? how difficult is monetary policy? so, let us take a look at that. we could look at step one, the blowup stage of everything? host: before we get to monetary policy, how long do you think we are going to enjoy this perfect environment? when i say we, i do not mean just the financial community, clearly it is good for risk assets and earnings, and stock prices but companies are raising wages, doing hiring and investing. some of it is trickling down to the real economy -- how long will people be able to enjoy that? guest: if you look at it, it will be a 12-18 months growth sp

u.s. officials don't hit back turkey rolls up the tanks flies out the more play sends soldiers over the border washington basically keeps stop after all this isn't about kim sly this week makes donald trump for one war so perhaps the turks and the kurds have succeeded in one thing together were juicing america to baffled silence in a prank that we spoke with a former turkish ambassador to the u.s. he believes america should be held responsible for the military standoff in northern syria. the u.s. is responsible that is the reason why turkey felt compelled to intervene and to start this operation in the first place because. the u.s. even though they backtracked. to the initial announcement and the day said they want to establish an army of course parallel force. in all countries off the road there is only one for luck and one army on kind of was determined even before such an end of one. p.g.a. should not be armed about the lies particularly the u.s. did not listen and continued their support. heavy about guns with four thousand truckloads of weapon of a. p.g. against whom against the syrian re

u.s. officials don't hit back turkey rolls up the tanks flies out the more play sends soldiers over the border washington basically keep stop after all this isn't about kim who's slightest squeak makes donald trump for one reward so perhaps the turks and the kurds have succeeded in one thing together were juicing america to baffled silence. thank you as a military operation in syria steadily expands so does the international condemnation the past twenty four hours have seen protests in a number of european cities throughout the week such as antiwar rallies waged in a whole lot of trouble when in some places banned kurdish militia flags were brought in. thanks i. was. i. was. i. was grabbed. by before turkey launched its assault american military command announced its plans to create a border force involving kurdish militia a move which infuriated ankara the white house quickly backtracked saying no border force would be created but that wasn't enough to stop turkish tanks from entering syria political commentator at the darwish believes the situation risks spilling over into europe if washingt

u.s. diplomat. founded a think tank. he has this incredible resume.hed in the new republic and "the atlantic" in the old days, so really incredible guy. he comes in and has these very specific points to make about latin america. he says argentina is mistreating its bondholders and it needs to change. he says now puerto rico is threatening to do the same thing to investors in this public utility that it had. and by the way, there's also this tax dispute with this bank in puerto rico, and the government is wrong there. they need to fix that. oh, and isn't that what happened to the general motors bond owners? all these general topics -- carol: but very specific. reporter: yes. and at the same time he is speaking -- and this doesn't come up at the hearing -- he is working for this company that is essentially a kind of affiliate or front group almost four a public affairs firm that represents people in all four of those cases. carol: this company is called dci. it sounds like somebody we in the media would want to talk to when it comes to latin america bec

u.s. officials don't hit back turkey rolls up the tanks flies out the more play sends soldiers over the border washington basically keeps stop after all this isn't about can. fly this week makes donald trump for one war so perhaps the turks and the kurds have succeeded in one thing together were juicing america to baffled silence . well shortly after u.s. military officials announced their intention of creating a thirty thousand strong border force washington backtracked the u.s. secretary of state says the u.s. had no such plan and that the situation had been mis portrayed however russia's foreign minister the spirits that. comes the contradictions probably send us announcement of create an unarmed force along the syrian turkish border in fact america continues its actions to stop this control of a parts of serious territory close to the border in the meantime the u.s. scares the kids away from the damascus washington is encouraging separatist sentiment among the kurds yeah there's been plenty of reaction coming from europe too on the latest development in northern syria germany's foreign min

u.s. olympics team. that means they head to south korea next month. the only local reporter inside the shark tank joins us with the latest. >> reporter: we get the opening ceremony for the u.s. national championship happening at 6:00. less than an hour they will have the opening ceremony less than half an hour after that. 6:30 is when the ladies short pro ram begins. while there's some randomness, the very first skater up tonight, right at 6:30 is one of two squkaters who are skating i frochb front of a home crowd town. >> reporter: at just 15 years old she surprised the skating world by finishing second at the national championships and earning a spot on the olympic squad for sochi. her nineth place finish had everyone predicting big things for 2018. >> because i was so young but still able to do so well, i just had so much more potential and i could doll so much in the next four years leading up to the next olympics. i felt like it was going to be my time in way. >> reporter: life doesn't always follow the script you write for yourself. polina struggled on and off with injuries until finally ha

this is a live look at the shark tank where the u.s. figure it skating championships will be held.this is time laps video of the ice inside being prepared. the best skaters in america are all in town hoping to make the team. the olympics again begin mechanics month in south korea. polina edmunds and karen chen will be among those hoping to make it. later on in this newscasts we'll be hearing bay area gold medallist brian boitaneau about his hits the week. >> the robbery of a delivery driver that sent shoppers out of this store. >>> also driving 120 miles an hour. the new details about the man accused of hitting and killing a chp officer and christmas eve. >>> clouds right now in san jose. and 58 degrees. but we have rain tomorrow. the brand-new time line coming up in about eight minutes. at one of the most popular shopping spots in the north bay - the upscale village mall in corte madera. >>> an attack in broad daylight at one of the most popular shopping spots in the north by. the upscale village mall in nordstroms. confronting a ups driver and pistol whipping another man. nbc bay

u.s. policies. one of the main think tanks that's close to vladimir putin put out a paper saying that the russians will create a lobby inside the u.s. to try to influence things going on there. christine? >> thanks, fred. >>> president trump and turkish president erdogan will speak by phone today amid a growing rift on turkey's assault on troops in syria. the u.s. and the kurds are allies. sarah huckabee sanders says the goal is to get turkey to de-escalate. a top adviser to erdogan tells cnn the u.s. assured turkey it would only support toured issue militias until -- kurdish mishals until isis was defeated. turkey says the ongoing military operation is necessary to protect the border with syria. >>> let's check cnn "money stream." global stock markets are lower after the u.s. stocks hit fresh record highs. the dow closed slightly lower, but look at the s&p 500. the nasdaq, all-time highs helped by a strong earnings season. netflix, big story there, surged 10%. reported record subscriber growth. now worth more than $100 billion. it joins an exclusive club of only 59 companies in the s&p 500 worth at le

u.s. officials don't hit back turkey rolls up the tanks flies out the war play sends soldiers over the border washington basically keep stop after all this isn't about kim who is sly this week makes donald trump for one war so perhaps the turks and the kurds have succeeded in one thing together were juicing america to baffled silence well shortly after u.s. military officials announced their intention of creating a thirty thousand strong border force washington backtracked the u.s. secretary of state says the u.s. had no such plan and that the situation had been missed portrayed or of russia's foreign minister has this speeded that thang. so it was the contradictions problem the police and u.s. announcement of creating an armed force along the syrian turkish border in fact america continues its actions to establish control of a parts of serious territory close to the border in the meantime the u.s. scares the kurds away from the dialogue with damascus washington is encouraging separatist sentiment among the kurds there's plenty of reaction coming from europe too on the conflict in northern sy

tank in san jose. you see the workers there preparing the ice for the u.s. figure skating championships, all the skaters in town right now. it begins tomorrow night. the results, who gets to go on team usa to the olympics next month in south korea. >> no pressure. garvin thomas joins us live in san jose with what a skating legend is up to on the eve of the event. garvin. >> reporter: jess qua eating and drinking? restaurants all over san jose is the short answer. but there is more. san jose last hosted the skating national championships in 2012. but that wasn't an olympic year. they obviously did well enough, were award the the championships this year when the team will be chosen. so many more eyes are on san jose this time. >> when you roast the call flower do you boil it or roast it? roast an apple with it process peel it and roast it and it's a little sweet. really good. >> reporter: which is why bay area skating legend brian boitaneau is taking a small group over the best restaurants in the town showing off the best he is not only a 1988 gold medallist i

u.s. but considered terrorists by the turks tanks moving across the border aiming to carve out what. he calls a thirty kilometer a safety zone and this follows a day of strikes and artillery fire that y.b. g. activists say has killed at least six people speaking to supporters in the turkish president recipe for the one says he's anticipating a quick resolution to the campaign so he took a small from the turkey syria border we're hearing heavy artillery outgoing from turkey into syria which is just in the mountain behind us is been happening really throughout the day also we've been hearing jets in the sky in this columns as the ground offensive is now well underway we understand there is fighting the f.s.a. free syrian army fighters that turkey supports is engaging with y p g fighters particularly in the north west of syria so it is an active campaign and it is of course a concern for the civilians hundreds of thousands of civilians in a free and in the region we do know that some of the civilians have been living in these border villages have moved for their own words and also those