as an example, vanguard's etf and vanguard's open end fund are the same fund, and i believe that when people cash out of the vanguard etf, the market makers may very wel given shares that the vanguard open end fund bought at low prices many years ago. so it's going to really hurt how tax efficient the etfs can be. and it's going to take away a lot of the benefit of the etfs' edge. that's why you see the investment company institute trying to beat this proposal back. >> okay. we should just remind everybody, this is only a proposal. it hasn't been passed. but if it were to pass, especially before the end of the year, because this would take effect january 1st of 2018, what would you think people would want to do before the end of the year? >> i think that there are two strategies where this is very important. one is if you owned a thousand shares and you have ten different lots bought at different times, and you knew you were going to sell after the first year or two, after january 1st you would be forced to use your fifo price. if that creates a giant capital gain then maybe what you

from the university of nebraska at omaha he worked as a congressional staff assistant, cofounded vanguard cellular, and begin the president and chief executive officer of the uso. he is the author of "america, our next chapter." tom hagel was born and raised in nebraska as well. in combat he earned three purple hearts, the bronze star with a v for valor in the combat infantryman branch -- badge. the universityom of nebraska omaha and the university of nebraska school of law. after working as a public defender he taught law at temple university and joined the

, not just the fighting vanguard, but they are the true believers. they are very concerned about killing muslims unnecessarily, for instance. this was part of the schism between islamic state and al qaeda. zarqawi was definitely there guy -- their guy. but they are very clear that they won't to project themselves fighters,ighteous religious fighters. it's not just a war against the west, but it's a religious war that they are putting forward, and that is something i think that is appealing to the segment of the muslim world that is willing to support them. note, i want to thank you all for the discussion, and if there are any folks in the intel world who are watching this and you have more documents you would be willing to release, we are all for it. on that note, thank you very much. [applause] [applause] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] >> c-span's road to the white house 2020 kicks off ton

of vanguard's paintings and sketches are projected onto pillars ceilings on the floor of the athens megara. before coming to the greek capital the traveling exhibition had been to thirty five other cities and seen by millions of art lovers. archeologists in georgia have discovered clay jugs which suggest wine production in this region dating all the way back to the sixth millennium b.c. . chemical analysis shows that many of the jugs contain traces of tarik acid. until this find clay jugs found in iraq that had been considered the oldest evidence of wine production in the world. he's a big name here in berlin but daniel bought one boy and is also a true citizen of the world the pianist and conductor has argentinian israeli spanish and palestinian citizenship and for twenty five years now he's been musical director of the berlin state opera while on wednesday mr bottom but i will be seventy five years old but given the pace that he keeps it will be precious little time for celebration. world famous conductor daniel barenboim at a rehearsal in berlin. his whole life has been dedicated

two major money managers, firm called black rock and vanguard mutual fund house two of those, together manage $10 trillion. so, that is a figure which would have blown the circuits in 1987, and i was -- it's a figure that would have been outsized and frightening in 2008, and yet we have not found a way through regulation, we have not found a way to tamper the growth of these behemoths who wander around in our marketplace dish tell my husband, you realize that investors like us are just the mice on the elephant's dance floor. the el fans starting into good, --ing intoe, got out therefore way thaws they're so big their impact on the market is hard to anticipate. >> vanguard and black rock are interesting because they're fundamentally indexing most everything. >> right. and that gives me no comfort whatsoever. >> so. >> which is to say, there all trying to track specific market indexes, which means they are all buying and holding the same stocks, and if they have to come up with cash to give you your money back, joe -- >> all be selling. >> -- all selling the same stock at the same time.

exchange traded funds remember, vanguard is moknown f passive investing.roup will offer a total of six actively managed etfs in the u.s. v kevin, the fees are low on this. >> i'm going to call this the dea dea dea deathnail. it's effectively a mutual fund in a more cost-efficient, tax-efficient and transparent wrapper. so you're taking actively planned rules, putting them in, in some cases on a robo basis, or can also put a human being there and selling it for instead of 100 basis points of fees a year, 40, 30. >> yep. >> 20. i mean -- >> or 13 in this case. >> which -- >> wow. >> -- this is a really -- this is just launching the concept. 13 is not where i think the medium will be for the industry. >> vanguard has already hoovered up so many assets in its passive funds. if it's going 13 points for active, don't you think that's -- >> it means consolidation will occur in the etf companies also means fidelity has to react. fidelity is the mother lode of decades of mutual funds and managers i think the wacky stick is coming out you see blackrock, 200 plus act

the choice given to those -- this vanguard encountered were either convert or go to prison or die. where have you heard that proverb before recently? in some areas in this role, you can get decapitated if you do not convert or confess or die. you can be really killed for it. i see the roots in the french never -- french revolution. it ended with the guillotine. it ended with a never went to war on russia -- it ended with an emperor who want to war on russia. lafayette, the frenchman who fought with us, was not welcome in his own country after the french revolution, which took place in 1789, the same year our constitution was signed. next game marxism and leninism and the 1849 manifesto. then later in the coup by lenin, not against the czar, got against the march revolution, which was a coalition government led by a democratic socialist who was leading a coalition of parties. lenin hated that. killed off those people in a coup. it was in october 1917. he immediately made peace with the german imperial troops were a thousand miles -- a thousand kilometers inside russia. he undercut b

we did not give vanguard support. i respect their decision, but vanguard was a swing vote. the notion that this was some kind of a landslide victory or a grand victory is completely false. vonnie: black rock supported you. bill: and a very permanent and long respected shareholder. there is no board of america that even takes a 31% opposition vote not seriously. seriousa very indication from shareholders that this company could be a lot more profitable and have a lot higher margins and needs to address the problems that it has in their enterprise. vonnie: lisa ellis was saying that this whole campaign was a win-win for shareholders because not only did the stock price move higher when he moved in, but it did only go down a tiny bit. bill: it's actually up today. the markets reaction was at the stock went down. i went on another network and explained the vote outcome so people could understand the facts and the stock is now up today. why is it up? people believe the worthless we have with this company, the higher probability that changes will get made. the company has the nex

vanguard group said there is a risk of 70% that it will drop. that's vanguard and that's what they are say. thank you for watching. i'm connell mcshane. it's time for "making money." charles: i'm charles payne. cyber stocks helping all three indices. but there are other things driving this market and i'm talking about the economy. senate republicans are returning to washington after the thanksgiving recess. a make or break week for passing tax reform. montana senator is opposing the current form of this tax bill, making him the second senator to do so. he says it favors corporations over small businesses but remains optimistic he could support a bill if changes were made. it would be brought to the floor as early as thursday. the possibility of a government shutdown looms. here to discuss heater higgins, president and ceo of independent women's voice and ford o'connell and kayleigh macini. how many cornhusker kickback deals can be made between now and thursday? >> there will be a large bevy of amendments that will come forward. i think this bill

the company i lot by one shareholder had vanguard voted for me, it's almost a 50 million vote swing my candidacy we lost by one director. importantly, the second largest shareholder of the company, blackrock, supported us. i don't want to use the term i found it really kind of an inappropriate way to describe an election, particularly when the second largest shareholder votes against you. i got 31% of the vote. a little more than 31% of the vote, and had you counted those withheld votes against fast which were intended for us, we would have received 45% of the vote i think that's a very strong vote of confidence from shareholders for our ideas >> regardless of whether it was 30% or 25% or 20%, are you - >> or 45%. >> or 45%, are you humbled by the results you see here today, and do you see any lessons learned for future activist targets you may pursue >> yeah, no, no. i think the biggest lesson for us is the use of universal proxy card is important. the reason we lost this is wasn't a universal proxy card. adp was unable to allow us to use a universal proxy xard as a result, iss cam

california indians were at the vanguard of this. the initial year or so of the gold rush was a highly international and not a very american event, oddly enough. although we imagine the gold rush as as soon as we take over t california, the americans are there. one significant story has concluded the following. quote, surprising to this revolution made california's industrial and economic development possible.

they quote jack vogel, the founder of vanguard, a major company in pennsylvania. jack vogel, the founder of vanguard, spoke in new york on this very topic this week. he is quoted in this bloomberg story from november 29. i will just read you part of what he said. he said that -- this is jack voting -- vogel speaking. he said the tax proposals being debated in washington are, quote, a moral abomination. a moral abomination, unquote. that's his words, not mine, because they favor corporations at the expense of workers. my words, not his. here is what jack vogel goes on to say. quote, just think about this. corporate profits after taxes last year were the highest they have ever been in the history of g.d.p., going back to 1929. and we're thinking of giving relief to the corporations at the highest levels ever. individual wages are at the lowest level in about 15 years as a percent of g.d.p., unquote. that's what jack vogel said. he goes on to say, so we are helping people who are doing very well and doing nothing for the people doing very badly. one of the flaws is t

we can use this opportunity to vanguard that cause. >> but this is so she is not in america. she is in african country. >> one of our democratic values is spread the freed o freedom o. >> when about her attorney. she came out her statement is that my client should be freed because they didn't follow proceeprocedure. i don't think thigh really havey have a procedure. >> he has gone over the press, multiple will times shutting down freedom of media, now social media, she knew the risk. that said, i know our u.s. government will intervene. >> if they can do it on a found call fine, but not one american life some be put in jeopardy to save this idiot. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> with all news out there over weekend, hard to remember, that we have a united states senator on the trial for bribery and corruption. our own laura jones with the story on trial of senator bob menendez, laura. >> bribery case against ben en de-- men menendez is winding do, closing arguments today of week 10 of trial, the jury become to a verdict beef the end by the end of the week. they said government

africa can also be in the vanguard of the fight where france was not able to bring the right answers. my secretary of state is here and she is fighting against this. on the 12th ofit december, we will have concrete projects, african projects, that will be supported by public and private financing to achieve quick results. france with its initiatives to be a privileged partner for africa in its adapting to climate change. is --wable energy, this --h the president, i'm very proud to think that france and other european countries in this way will be able to make the contribution alongside the government to change people's lives, to change the daily powder outages, to make things affordable and clean er. fighting global warming has to be with innovation, entrepreneurship, and shared challenge where we must together be successful. there must be new trading and new investments. it is not just something that you will be subjected to, like the earth, or rather it is a challenge that we must rise to and be successful of. this is why i want africa to be a place for radical innovation. and finan

that's vanguard and that's what they are say. thank you for watching. i'm connell mcshane.it's time for "making money." charles: i'm charles payne. cyber stocks helping all three indices. but there are other things driving this market and i'm talking about the economy. senate republicans are returning to washington after the thanksgiving recess. a make or break week for passing tax reform. montana senator is opposing the current form of this tax bill, making him the second senator to do so. he says it favors corporations over small businesses

i >> what about the vanguard of being in peach? -- impeached?. >> but the impeachment is on the grounds of perjury if this president gets under oath it is very interesting one of the fascinating things that we understand of the strategic decision in 1988 that withti this relationship would have advised the president to orchestrate the election campaign has the president is chatting with him. what did you do? said he opposed to questions. will the american people deal with the extramarital relationship? yes. will they forget of perjury? no. and read the entire episode unfolded it became clear thereso was a huge bipartisan cry was for a the president to be truthful at the grandth jury but i think if there was a resolution discussed of censorship with that punishment the people would have rallied around that. because interjection -- even through jackson was censored but that was the response to what happened that even perjury most people thought that was proven but was not related to conduct of office so that is what will come back to donald trump.

. >> a cheap one, vanguard value index fund. it has a lot of blue chip names on the cheap.david: bill. >> my market forecast for a 3% return and i think the bland fund. david: and you like this. >> tesla is eating up lithium and this company likes it. david: do you like mines? >> my fund is up double digits. and no, they said china is going to eat its lunch with its own production. david: thanks for watching. have a wonderful thanksgiving. heap is here, the number one business block continues with meli francis and cashin' in. melissa: back from asia and president trump says america is back in business. japanese manufacturers, toyota and mazda, announced that they will be opening a new plant in the united states that will create 4,000 jobs. in china, we also announced 250 billion dollars worth in trade, investment deals that will create jobs in the united states. the united states, and vietnam recently announced $12 billion in commercial agreements, which will include $10 billion in u.s. content. melissa: huge deals, but you wouldn't know it from the mainstream media. why is

vanguard it should be bad for everybody >> what heaps of the party of the free and fair markets and capitalism this sounds anti-republican to me. >> there's just a few of us left, scott. we're still fighting as hard as we can sometimes the -- i'm -- i'm a jfk democrat and a ronald reagan republican >> capital gains side cut. >> simple things work. this is complicated. the mutual fund industry has highlighted that it's complicated. first of all, first in first out, okay, is the default strategy in most brokerage accounts so a lot of people this morning are waking up to this and saying, okay, what's the difference that being said, the complicated strategy that is defining, highlights the fact that there's nothing in the bill that benefits the individual investor said to larry, with a tonight help the individual investor, people that got blown out of the market in 2009 and haven't come back why haven't they come back, because since 1976 the carryover capitol loss is $3,000, since 1976 want to help people, get people back in the market do a one-time holiday whereby you raise that number

so this was the vanguard and that's what they call themselves, the vanguard of the working class. they had a dormitory where all public officials lived with children, neighbors. the place where revolutionaries came calling and as i say in the book, the revolution came and died. in the mid-1930s, this was the core of the storm in the 1930s. there were 2600 registered tenants living here in this house, but 700 of them were high officials assigned to particular places. the rest were in attendance including about 600 students and serving them and maintaining the building as guards and guardians and gardeners and for loggers warehouse employees. including about 50 administrators. and then during the great., about 800 of them were in existence and accused of degeneracy. , counterrevolutionary activities. and just general unreliability. they were all found guilty one or another. about, sc at about 344 people are known to have been executed. the rest of the 800 were sentenced in prison. my book, the history of the building from the time it was conceived in the mid-1920s to the time most o

it would be a vanguard, which in lenin's terms would be a single elite that controlled, administered, any deviationhed from the central plant and central ownership, which was absolute -- which was after all a state. when you are a communist in that tradition, he wanted to .entralize everything sense, the prophecy of a allerful society with contradictions eliminated, classes eliminated, all these stages would be overcome. it did not involve the abolishment of all religion. religion is the opiate of the ruling class. you had to crush the enemy classes remnants of the class you are killing off,. -- choice given to those this vanguard encountered were either convert or go to prison or die. where have you heard that proverb before recently? some areas in this role, you can get decapitated if you do not convert or confess or die. you can be really killed for it. the roots in the french never -- french revolution. guillotine.h the it ended with a never went to war on russia -- it ended with an emperor who want to war on russia. lafayette, the frenchman who fought with us, was not welcome in

vanguard sun 32-7 thanks to jewels kelly such down. chichester furious 4th quarter come back and dan noory picking up andrew rodriguez. taking the turkey bowl trophy, 32-30 the final. >> heading to new jersey camden catholic hosting paul 6. jam ear garland takes the handoff. it's nothing knowing he touched them. this is 76 yard touchdown and that's all the offense he could not muster can catholic controlled to 3-3 7 victory. >> woodrow wilson hosting camdenment 3rd quarter premiere wilson scramblinging for camden before finding damon rice who spripts down the sidelines. printed 85 yard touchdown. two point conversion and hold on for 8-6 win. >> and glouster, hosting gloucester catholic this morning. 1-yard line. kyle murphy pounded in for school and catholic shuts out goingster first time since 19 1960. 22-0. haddenfield at han done hight. haddonfield will come back and score five straight touchdown touchdowns. cruising to a 47-27 win. >> final game goes haddon township. shane snyder breaking a 6' 6" fy and added another touchdown the

vanguard sun 32-7 thanks to jewels kelly such down. chichester furious 4th quarter come back and dan noory picking up andrew rodriguez. taking the turkey bowl trophy, 32-30 the final. >> heading to new jersey camden catholic hosting paul 6. jam ear garland takes the handoff. it's nothing knowing he touched them. this is 76 yard touchdown and that's all the offense he could not muster can catholic controlled to 3-3 7 victory. >> woodrow wilson hosting camdenment 3rd quarter premiere wilson scramblinging for camden before finding damon rice who spripts down the sidelines. printed 85 yard touchdown. two point conversion and hold on for 8-6 win. >> and glouster, hosting gloucester catholic this morning. 1-yard line. kyle murphy pounded in for school and catholic shuts out goingster first time since 19 1960. 22-0. haddenfield at han done hight. haddonfield will come back and score five straight touchdown touchdowns. cruising to a 47-27 win. >> final game goes haddon township. shane snyder breaking a 6' 6" fy and added another touchdown the

all they have to do is fall on the of vanguard what does the british to? and it takes seven tel 3:46 p.m. in the afternoon. not a shot has been fired and it is quite something. and then two hours later they are still firing and darkness comes. they are examining the damage but on the british side they drift southward to the east though whole day goes by and then once again with a horizon figuring they are trying to pull a fast one. but it goes directly south. and then to get into the chesapeake bay. so he comes into star offloading then the british take one look and they go back to your. sayonara. you are surrounded. they have not yet gotten to yorktown. and then everything is done in tandem. indonesia those that come up with those seizures and then it is a piece of cake. this is that they know what they're doing. and then cornwallis' has surrendered. and that idea is commemorated. and this is the famous portrait of benjamin west over benjamin franklin with the british negotiations and supposedly there is a reason for that. and they were so eager this poin

that's three times less than fidelity... ...and four times less than vanguard.t's next, no minimums? ...no minimums. schwab has lowered the cost of investing again. introducing the lowest cost index funds in the industry with no minimums. i bet they're calling about the schwab news. schwab. a modern approach to wealth management. >> thank you so much for joining us today. we'll be back next week, by the way, in win hour, the president is set to leave honolulu for his first stop which is tokyo. it's going to be a long trip through asia. we've got it covered for you and, again, we'll see you back here next saturday. now, leland vittert and elizabeth prann. leland: president trump and the first lady just finishing up their trip to hawaii, a few minutes from now on the way to asia. we're live on the ground in honolulu and tokyo. elizabeth: the g.o.p. tax plan goes under the microscope. we'll tell you the winners and losers and whether they kept promises about reforming the tax code. leland: president trump is call for an investigation or hillary clinton's deal with

. >> a quick thought on the final one, vanguard ftse europe vgk -- >> vgk. >> that gives great exposure -- >> my eyes aren't what they used to be. >> to be able to d further into europe,e nestle and hsbc holdings and so forth. it's kind of the same thing of global titans and ten basis points to add europe exposure. >> you hit on the key point here i think, the low expense ratios that these funds have. >> sure, low expense ratio is definitely a key factor. the only negative thing versus a mutual fund. the managers don't get to pick which thinks they might want to exclude. >> that may be a virtue though. >> absolutely. >> thank you very much. we appreciate it. >> fundex, more americans are traveling but with hurricanes battering caribbean destinations, the travel industry is seeing a bit of a shift. >>> shares were high, recycling plan, selling properties to buy new high value ones could return nearly $2 billion to shareholders by the end of 2020. it's been a good year for some of the major hotelchains. take a look how wyndham, marriott and hilton have performed so fa hotel stocks are par

>> ben, a great one for you, a vanguard large cap etf, the same holdings as your beloved spdr's.hat means a $3 saving on a $10,000 investment. >> ben, quick. >> any dollar helps, i'll take it and thank you for thinking of me. >> many, many more years, thank you, ben stein. here is dave. >> thank you very much. david: from russia to the rush on stores, which one do you think matters most to everyday americans? hi, everybody, i'm david asman, welcome to forbes on fox. while washington continues the endless rush of probes inside the beltway, life is going on outside the beltway. a record holiday spending this year and with those tax cuts, goldman sachs now predicting a boom for the economy next year, is that the news that really matters most to americans right now? let's go in focus to find out with steve forbes, rich, mike, elizabeth mcdonald, john tamny and david mercer. steve, doesn't a

2016, that number had dropped today, 94 million americans have retirement accounts yet a recent vanguard study says the median 401(k) for someone aged 35 to 44 held less than $24,000 in 2016. for 45 to 54-year-olds, $43,000. and for someone 65 and older, the median balance was less than $61,000. how big a problem is this? >> i think it's much bigger than one can imagine. >> reporter: he's a washington, d.c.-based financial adviser. >> the ones who don't plan, the majority, if you look at the number of retirement accounts that have less than $50,000, as a percentage of people over 50, it is staggering. >> reporter: johnson says putting a higher priority on saving for retirement needs to start at home and continue in school. but that's not happening. >> look, it's social media and facebook. what are people posting? they're posting, i went on vacation. this is where i went to eat. this is where i sent my child to college. what's celebrated is not i have a plan and i'm setting myself up for retirement. >> reporter: student debt is one of the culprits. galen murphy at 49 is paying about $365

they call themselves the vanguard and the dormitory and as i say in the book it came to die. in the mid-1930s, there were about 600 living in that house and develop 700 of them were high officials. there were gardeners and painters, some of them were house employees including about 50 administrators. then about 800 of them were accused of this activity. they were all found guilty one way or another. about 344 people were executed and the rest were sentenced to prison. so my book is a history of them building from the time it was conceived in the 1920s to the time most from that building and the building itself stop the government and just became the regular building in downtown moscow. that was the original plan. the more letters and speeches and elderly survivors i interviewed, the more convinced i became that had to be done early. i had to start at the turn of the 20th century where the future of the soviet government first converted except it was not really a pretty in other words an organization committed to taking power in the state which is to say a faith-based group co

. >> jim, you have a vanguard dividend appreciation here to talk about. what is it that makes that a good fit for investors? >> inside this etf are companies that have raised their dividends on an annualized basis for ten years in a row. growing dividends is a great way to judge whether or not a company is profitable and also securing enough cash in its coffers to weather a downturn. i know we haven't experienced a market downturn in years but now is no time to be complacent. it holds companies like microsoft, cbs, union pacific, what we consider to be blue chip stocks that ought to be able to weather downturns but still we think deliver reasonable upside potential, as long as we remain in a slow-growth, not no-growth economy. >> you said the market is overvalued and turbulent. what's your outlook for 2018? >> 2018 we think will be, as long as we can see those fundamentals hold, good earnings, reasonable interest rates, and fundamental facts on the economic ground support our slow growth in what looks like slightly better growth overseas. as long as those

so you have seen companies like blackrock and vanguard ramped up their sales over in europe, but theyave not been able to do that as much with asia. this could enable them to do two things, feel more confident about selling products through some chinese asset managers, but also potentially take stakes and use consolidation as they have in the u.s. and europe. joe: are there some players who seem like the obvious candidates to go in and start buying? peggy: one thing we thought about today was pimco's ceo told us in may he was looking to expand globally and is looking in asia and latin america. he did say that china is tricky, or it was at the time gone because of restrictions. that is one firm without would be interesting. the vanguard ceo also told bloomberg earlier this year that they expect to expand their staff in shanghai to 15 by the end of the year, so they were already starting to ramp up their presence. scarlet: and in the banking industry, you kind of question how much demand there is, because bank of america and goldman sachs they recently exited some chinese banks. julia:

joking about running people over and then we saw how their hair run over by one of the members of vanguard america we don't see that same kind of thing and it's almost unthinkable to imagine that they would bring charges against everyone wearing khaki pants and pull up polo shirt and i believe that the one reason that i wasn't arrested that day when i was in the area was that i happened it was raining and so i had just got this bright green raincoat and it's insane that we have a legal system that. i would charge people simply based on what they're wearing and even more than that even worse than that the police violence was directed against people who were not even wearing black so for instance one of our clients in the civil lawsuit and we've sued the police over their actions that day elizabeth is one of our clients another one due to ariel was wearing a green hat now many legal observers wear green hats in order to distinguish themselves from other people who may be there supporting whatever causes and he was pepper sprayed with his green hat on other people who were not even there prot

essentially blackrock, statestreet, vanguard.how this plays out as a market risk, structural risk for the markets he focuses on the key stuff that matters for the fair -- >> they have a fairamount of assets under management, too >> oh, vanguard is in there. with those of course, he says, you know, the -- as they often like to say, the vanguard customer does not trade as heavily, is not as short-term oriented. >> it was fascinating. >>> time for the takeaway today. we begin with the demise of black friday which is swiftly approaching. says just 35% of shoppers intend to do most of their shopping on black friday this year, that's down from 59% just two years ago. when are they shopping thanksgiving for one with 58% of shoppers doing that versus 40% last year. since 2014, mike, super saturday, one more christmas, surpassed black friday in sales. what's your takeaway >> relatively recently they tried to engineer black friday to be a bigger thing this makes all kinds of sense. i don't think anybody is kind of mourning the loss of blac

leninist party as well as the former maoist and the other ones the democratic alliance the old old get vanguard of democracy in terms of the party congress and the other right wing parties so the competition is really high but locals over here that we've talked to say who ever wins they really hope will develop this district. a factory explosion has killed at least two people in eastern china it happened in in bowie in a part of the city that had already been cleared for demolition state media reports say the blast cost some buildings to collapse and more deaths are feared about thirty people have been taken to hospital. zimbabwe's former finance minister has told a court he was abducted by masked men ignatius chambliss facing charges of corruption he was detained by the military when he took power almost two weeks ago there is under simmons who joins us now live from harare zimbabwe is capital and tell us first about the reaction to these corruption allegations against the fina finance minister former finance minister i should say well people are pretty un surprised by what's happened he was a

he said he would attack the vanguard of popes army. the approved plan and bolstered it, moving to hanover where they could protect jackson's flank. identifiedtly culpepper as their destination. on fight that ensued was august 9 and would become known as the battle at cedar mountain. the victory was only due to the inability of the army of virginia to march inefficiently to the support of union soldiers. time, thee point in guns were blazing at cedar mountain. lee decided these operations have reached a stalemate, which needed to be broken. he would send general long street to assist in the matter. generally then decided to leave richmond, where he had be in charge -- been in charge of commanding this new effort. he would be commanding the south. someone jackson's wing was to be the leading force in this grand strategy. we sought to maneuver pope added his strong position and then attack them. lee met with jackson, long street, and stewart on august 24. , on theled his meeting as campaign.s strike the orange and alexandria railroads in

defense sector and it's quite clear that labor stance on these things so for example the trident the vanguard class submarine replacement that is now labor party was labor policy still is labor policy because jeremy cordons no accepted that that's that's the view of the the bulk of the bulk of the people in parliament the two percent of g.d.p. has accepted that two percent won't include pensions so they actually will be slightly more money than the conservative done so i think yes i would like to say that there is has been a sort of consensus on the fence it's always a struggle because you know there are there are a number of people who don't like defense spending but interestingly the conservatives who are seen as very very proud of fence they keep cutting defense all the time and since twenty ten when the coalition came in our military has been cut by a third and i don't think most people in britain realise that and that's why we've got to stop doing it because it's too dangerous for the nation west thank you after the break how long before the next young man of color gets killed by british

as you remember, catholic missionaries were the vanguard of spanish colonial settlement in california. envisioned a northern frontier in which indians would be converted into spanish subjects royal to the crown and willing to defend spain's claim to north america. in their approach to the hunter-gatherer societies of california, this meant economic conversion, as well as spiritual conversion. on one hand, it meant spanish work, herding, farming, skilled trades, domestic service and so on. on the other hand, the lord's work required money, which was notoriously scarce in colonial california, but sometimes that money could be made in ways that aligned with the spiritual goals of the missions. the hide and tallow trade, for example, was the back bone of california's economy before the gold rush and the indian cowboys were the most important in the mission era. so richard henry dana was an american sailor aboard the boston-based ship the pilgrim. he observed that mission santa clara and mission san jose on california's san francisco bay did, in his words, "a greater business in hides than

s not to stand in the way of impeachment or they risk being lynched by the people chris let's vanguard says anyone in discouraging president mugabe from stepping down will be held to account we want that unity between the two but the broader political body of war so that you quoted usual prose alludes may be the word to middling good they can be. so that he leaves office. but we as the people. we are not with the will because your bruises we said you got this you know the call of the good child is called. a suicide bomber has killed at least twenty people in movie in nigeria's northeastern adam our state police say a teenage from a targeted a mosque as people were arriving for morning prayers so far no one's claimed responsibility the bottle of rum carries out regular attacks in this part of the country. that syria's president assad has held talks with russia's leader vladimir putin in sochi the past spoke in the black sea resort city on monday the kremlin says putin told assad the fight against armed groups in syria is close to ending. meanwhile the head of the largest saudi backed sy

leninist party as well as the former maoist and the other ones the democratic alliance the old old get vanguard of democracy in terms of the party congress and the other right wing parties so the competition is really high but locals over here that we've talked to say whoever wins they really hope will develop this district. still ahead on al jazeera the cost of fighting al shabaab we report from kenya where displaced people are too scared to return home last meet one of the foundations of palestinian couples fighting to stay together in the face of an israeli residency. with. how are we going to little bit of everything going on across north asia at the moment rain sleet and snow sliding across the sea of japan into japan itself this cold front introducing some much cooler air and we have seen a fair bit of snow the west temperatures in beijing struggling to get about four or five celsius over the next day or so further west still shanxi province here and now i still dusting of snow coming in across the region here that wintry weather will tend to ease a little further research over the next c

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