in the form of the watts' next-door neighbor, nate. he's got a security camera on the front of his house. >> right there. i said, i have the video surveillance. the only thing i caught was chris backing his truck into the garage. >> chris comes to your home, along with the police, to watch that surveillance footage. >> yes, he was standing in my he had his hands like this in the air, on his shoulders. he was really swaying back and forth. >> was he saying anything? >> no, he wasn't saying anything. -- basically -- the only time i saw him show emotion was a little bit of nervousness when he was watching that tape. >> my detective just showed up. you want to talk to him? i'm going to get his info real quick. no? >> reporter: seemingly desperate to find his family, watts turns to the media for help. >> shannan, bella, celeste. if you're out there, just come back. if somebody has her, just please bring her back. i need to see everybody. >> did he sound worried? >> no, he didn't give a flying -- flip. i said, chris, i don't think you should

her friend shanann watts is missing.t was your first feeling in your stomach and your gut that something was wrong? >> she didn't text me. i tried calling. she didn't answer. which is really odd, because she texts me every morning. >> repter: but on this morning, no communiciofr the pregnant shanann. nickole decides to try her in person. she knows the code to the front door. what happened when you got to the house? >> i couldn't get in. they had the latch on the top like they do in hotel rooms, kind of. >> reporter: so, it was locked from the inside? >> it was locked from the inside. and then, i called chris and asked if he knew where shanann was. and he said, "she went on a play date." i said, "chris, her car's in the garage. how could she have gone on a play date when both bella and cece are in car seats?" >> reporter: she goes to shanann's ob/gyn, where she knows she has an appointment. but shannan is no-show. >> she wouldn't have missed that doctor's appointment. >> my name is nickole. i'm calling because i'm concern

>(pam) watts was (pam)my kids."> (pam) watts was asked three questions during his polygraph, including whether he physically caused his wife shanann to disappear. he said "no", but the test indicated he was lying. later, investigators got him to confess that he killed his pregnant wife and his two young daughters, bella and celeste. earlier this month, watts was sentenced to 'five' life sentences without the possibility of parole. (ááákenááá) caught on police body cam -- a dramatic rescue from a house fire in texas-- what made this unique was it was a real team effort. (ááápamááá) sheriff deputies and neighbors worked side by side ... to save a family trapped inside the burning home. reporter maryann martinez reports. "just drag her out, come on. come on, let's get her out. okay, we need you to move, sir. come on jeff, come on!" desperate attempts to save the leonard family from their weatherford home as it burned. the mom, sarah, thought only to save her six kids including, a six-week-old baby. lori mcdaniels, gra

chris watts, seen here shortly after his arrest for triple murder. a neighbor's security camera captured watts backing into the family garage august 13th. police say he loaded the bodies of wife shanann and daughters cici and bella into his work truck, dumping them in a remote oil field 60 miles away. two days later, leading police to the spot. >> is that "s" for shanann? okay. and where are the girls at? >> here and here. >> reporter: drones above spot a bedsheet police say watts wrapped around his pregnant wife before burying her in a shallow grave. the girls, stuffed into storage tanks. >> i don't know. they're not coming home. >> reporter: prosecutors say watts killed his family to start a new life with his mistress, nichol kessinger. >> he lied to me, because if i had known that he had a child on the way, i'd have never wasted my time with him in the first place. >> reporter: investigators say kessinger googled the name amber frey, the girlfriend of scott peterson, who murdered his pregnant wife. kessinger allegedly searching for how much frey m

haidi: i am haidi stroud-watts. that are trending across the bloomberg universe. on bloomberg.com we are leading with a view with boeing and indonesian carrier lion air. they scrapped a deal worth $22 billion. looking at the most googled search terms of 2018. terminal subscribers are leading -- reading about the brexit drama as theresa may is pushing back against reports they are warming to the idea of a second referendum. checking out on those stories on bloomberg, online and on the terminal. shery: let's talk about brexit with jacob kierkegaard, senior fellow at the peterson institute. he joins us from washington. we have theresa may denying they are warming up to a second referendum but if she doesn't get her deal past through parliament, that could lead to a carbon government -- jeremy corbyn government. if they don't want that, isn't the referendum likely? >> it is a possibility but if you are going to have a second referendum, it will have to come by the votes of probably some conservative mp's. i doubt the le

haidi: i am haidi stroud-watts.ian government sees its cash deficit shrieking in the next fiscal year and larger larger in 2020 thanks to than expected tax collections but the growth forecast has been trimmed from -- to under 3%. a couple of years ago australia was at the risk of losing its aaa credit rating. we were talking about how much longer it can stretch this 26 year streak without a recession. they are looking ok if you don't look at which growth. >> it was only two years ago we were talking about losing -- at risk with the aaa rating. a lot of the turnaround comes down to the strong employment we have had in companies boosting profits. they haven't been doing wage increases but the government has done well on that front. surprisingly i didn't think anyone could imagine they could turn this around so quickly but it has bounced back. almost looks like how the budget when itfore the crisis was upgrading forecasts instead of downgrading in the years after the crisis. selling point. how will the budget play into

i am haidi stroud-watts in sydney. markets have opened for trade. shery: good evening. i am shery ahn. sophie: i am sophie kamaruddin in hong kong. welcome to "daybreak asia." haidi: our top stories this tuesday, asian markets head for declines after the wide selloff in wall street. the s&p 500 facing its second-worst december on record. opec has its work cut out for them to stabilize oil prices. crude is trading below $50 in new york for the first time in a year. shery: the fed is under attack before the last meeting of 2018. president trump leads criticism of an expected rate hike. of course, that rate raise would be the fourth this year, coming amid concerns over slowing trade tensions, and geopolitics, and the potential government shutdown here in the u.s. that all weighing on the markets, really risk off markets, across the world. let's see how we are looking in asia. sophie: that is the key for asia as well, the risk-off sentiment taking hold. we have the nikkei off by 1.2%. energy and tech shares among the bigge

like watts, he had gained the world experience. in all its forums, from rayford logan's kmos politan it will. they needed a little political space for black soldiers to see them as more than what wilson once called dusky wards of the european diaspra. and for african-americans to speak for democracy, blacks offered alternatives and correctives to the danger as reverend bird had labeled it as nationalism. the divisions spawned by black activists and anticipated by black civilians made black activity that would only ensue in decades. although a battered and bitter green hoped the ocean would swallow up all negros, he couldn't help feeling excited when he saw the shore. the word home touched me, he said. home would not prove to be an easy place. the definition of african-american citizenship carried on long after the armistice. and violence so severe that they dubbed the crust of it the summer of 1919. 20 riots in cities from chicago to omaha, nearly 11 lynchs, many of them in uniform. they took to the streets to destroy african-ameri

watch. >> and then i have to tell her. >> chris watts then tells his father he does not want to admithat he knows where they are. watch. >> [indistinguishable] >> did you haul the bodies off or something? >> i mean, i did not know what else to do. >> prosecutors say that he strangled his wife are at least 2 minutes and despite what he told his father suffocated his daughters. he then loaded the bodies into his truck and drove them to a worksite where he buried his wife in a shallow grave and stuffed his daughters into oil tanks. according to court documents, the day that he killed his family he also called his daughter school to tell them they were not returning. and contacted a realtor about selling his house. a coworker came forward to say that they had been having an affair, chris watts finally admitted killing his family and will serve three consecutive life sentences. >> martha: incredible. unbelievable. thank you very much. so next up, we brought you the story of paradise heights and all of the students including most of the football team who lost the home that they grew up in d

the interview is coming in now, and lind sesaydy vice gives us first look. >> reporter: chris watts,n whose brutal murder of his family shocked a nation, now moved to a prison outside of colorado. officials there citing security concerns because he is a high profile offender. this comes after shanann's parents sat down for an exclusive "20/20" interview with our amy >> they were amazingly happy, and -- >> did he snap? >> he must have snapped, because there's nothing else i could figure out what happened to him. there's no words right now to say what happened. >> reporter: shanann's parents now struggling to reconcile the devoted husband they knew with the monster who took their daughter and grandchildren. >> were there any warning signs? >> no. >> none at all. >> chris was a kind person. >> he'd do anything for you. just like shanann. >> yeah, he would. >> he seemed like the exact opposite. >> he never raised his hand, voice. >> no. >> never cursed at her. you know? it's amazing. it was an amazing relationship so -- i just don't know. >> incredible, brave of them to be talking to our

watts, to follow the money?id you bet you ought to follow the money, and by the way, you can also follow the trail of the dead bodies. we've got other issues to look at. >> when you talk about the suspicious activity reports, those of course were part of what tipped off investigators about michael cohen's payments to the various women, the two women that he has said he paid off on behalf of the president. have you had treasury officials, and does your committee have access to the kind of documentation that treasury or irs would have about the relevant financial materials here? >> i have been trying to get these documents for over a year, chris. and in addition to serving on the intelligence committee, i'm the senior democrat on the finance committee. we have authority over the treasury department. they have stonewalled and stonewalled some more. we have not been able to get access to these kinds of documents, and i think this relates to both committees. our job is to tell the story on the intelligence committee

i am haidi stroud-watts.ith the fed and brexit, december look like anything but quiet. the issues dictating market sentiment seem to be reaching a critical juncture, our guest says. great to have you and happy monday. it is hard to pinpoint the scapegoat for the week that was last week but all the volatility and uncertainty on the monetary policy front or trade, brexit, regardless of where you are looking it is a perfect storm for more volatility in terms of next year. >> absolutely. we are really experiencing a good correction since october. the last three months have's -- have seen volatility in markets and issues with ramifications. what has been interesting for me is december as opposed to october and november has been more characterized by slower .lobal growth the october selloff was precipitated by fears of the aggressive fed. when you look at implied measures of inflation and growth forecast, earnings, economic fundamentals, what is driving us slower is the fears we have reached peak growth and perhaps

live in san jose, julie watts. >>> the body of a missing woman found near a airbnb in coaster rica. she was vacationing there for her birthday staying at an apartment complex outside of the capital of san jose. her family reported her missing last week when she missed her flight home. authorities found her body yesterday. covered with plastic bags in a wooded area. a security guard who worked at the complex is in custody. investigators are still looking for a motive. >>> new details in the case of a man who died after being tased by police. as devin fehely explains the dea is taking steps to make the probe as fair as possible. >> reporter: the dea is given the scrutiny swirling around in this case they have decided to bring in an outside expert to help them evaluate the evidence. it is news that the victim's family says they are optimistic about. >> i have a little brother who was murdered. we are people like anybody else. >> reporter: we spoke via skype, she says she is heartbroken by the death of her brother who died after being tased repeatedly by sheriff deputies in october. >>

i am haidi stroud-watts -- this is "daybreak asia." i am haidi stroud-watts in sydney.ery ahn. tuesday trading looking pretty mixed at the moment. is there any chance of the hope for year-end rally? let's bring in sean taylor, dws. officer for -- at is this just a one-off? we see so many different headlines across markets. is this the new normal where we see more volatility ahead in the next year? i think over the next couple of months, we will probably see more volatility. momentum is against the markets. two thet through first and second quarter, we will see a more positive environment, particularly for riskier assets. >> yet in your notes you say that you are not yet constructive on emerging markets. why is that? sean: because of the volatility and also we think there are a number of catalysts that will come to fruition in the second quarter of the year. know, one being the weakening of the dollar. potential weakening of the dollar. at some stage, the fed will signal the rate hikes are over. and hopefully, we will get more clarity on the trade situation in china. yes

kpix5's julie watts spoke to some of the surfers about the rescue. she's live tonight at ocean beach with the story. julie? >> reporter: yeah, ken. there was no high surf advisory today, but by all accounts from surfers and rescuers the ocean here definitely was rough. in fact, take a look. they say this area of ocean beach is generally one surf isers try to a -- surfers try to avoid, but at low tide everything is pulled down this way including surfers and this is the area where the unconscious surfer washed up still attached to his board. >> we had a patient that had no cardiac rhythm at all. >> reporter: even though rescuers were able to restore a weak heartbeat, lieutenant baxter says they aren't optimistic. >> i don't want to give the false hope he's completely revived. >> reporter: if he survives, he likely owes it to a fellow surfer who jumped into action waiting for emergency crews to arrive. >> a guy was giving him cpr with his board. >> reporter: it appears the victim was surfing alone, but local surfers say you're never really alone at ocea

. >> to find out what else is in store we go to meteorologist julie watts. >> the high surf advisory goes into effect tomorrow morning and remains in effect until monday morning. this is some of the highest surf we've seen in two years. with the swells up to 21 feet and breakers 40 plus feet, we are cautioning folks to stay off the sand, stay off the beach. this is definitely going to be an impressive weather system. so along with the waves, most of us will be impacted by this, the rain. futurecast show it is first band of rain moving in early sunday morning. most of us though will start to see showers around midday. you can see moderate rain fall around portions of the peninsula around 3:00 tomorrow afternoon, and sinking south into the evening hours. we'll all see at least a short period of moderate rainfall before it tapers off heading on into monday morning. winter storm warning goes into effect at 2:00 sunday afternoon, remains in effect through monday around noon. this is for the west slope of the sierra. anticipating that wet snow, 5 to 8 inches around 5,000 feet. certainly lo

a presentation and there is an interesting photo of watt shaking his hand. you could see in udall's eyes, oh, my gosh. i think he had progressive views in the 1960's, views kind of not ahead of his time, but really seeing the long view of things and he really did as well 50 years later, the day before he died. the title of his book, "distance in his eyes" that's what references to, he had a long view, looking to do things what's best for the nation, not now, but for 10 years from now, 100 years from now and actually i had the -- even before i wrote a sentence of the book, i had the title picked out years, years prior just because reading all of the information, that was kind of the overlying, underlying theme i think with all his work. good question. yes. >> so you mentioned with the daffodils in the d.c. area, and i am old enough to remember that i think lady bird had a passion for wildflowers and did the secretary have any kind of influence or was that separate from their relationship? scott: it was both. so he, and again, lady bird gives him credit for th

watts was convicted of killing his pregnant wife and two young daughters and hiding their bodies at theompany where he worked. prison officials are not disclosing the new location for, quote, "safety and security reasons." >>> and a massive ground beef recall is expanding. the usda says the brazilian company jbs is now recalling more than 12 million pounds of ground beef shipped to stores across the u.s. that's up from 7 million pounds in october. over concerns it may be contaminated with salmonella. so far, nearly 250 illnesses have been reported. more on our website. >>> when we come back here tonight, let it snow. the little boy fighting his town and winning. his story, tonight, has snowballed. when you retire will you or will you just be you, without the constraints of a full time job? you can grow your retirement savings with pacific life and create the future that's most meaningful to you. which means you can retire, without retiring from life. having the flexibility to retire on your terms. that's the power of pacific. ask your financial professional about pacific life today. (vo

sergeant watts, named for christopher columbus himself, summed it up like this. in response to the question, what were the effects upon yourself of service overseas? he wrote, i have the world's experience. i always returned that phrase, the world's experience. i find it evocative, joyful if you seek of the world in its possibility, and weary, if you think of the world in all of its pain. perhaps, and probably, it was both at once. world war i would bring african-americans into this ambivalent encounter, providing hope in fortification,,, and deep dissolution during their service and after. world,the crisis of the web dubois wrote. jim crow governed u.s. south and infected the entire nation, and was ascendant. resident woodrow wilson, for all idealism, wast complicit and an even supportive of the project of white supremacy. world war i offered an opportunity for african-americans to disrupt jim crow's ascendancy and change the nature of the conversation. black activists and segregationists alike's sole high-stakes in the moment. as black soldiers traveled to the

nick watt reporting there.ou, on our website, including another possibly significant development — an appealfrom scottish politicians to a senior official of the european court ofjustice. his legal opinion — which the court tends to follow — is that a country which has decided to leave the eu can change its mind during the exit process without needing the consent of the other member states. that and more at bbc.com/news or download the bbc news app. let's get some of the day's other news. police in argentina have made their first arrest over robert moller has told a federal court that president trump's former national security adviser michael flint should be given little to no jail time. he has been interviewed as part of the investigation into whether the trump campaign colluded with russia during the 2016 election and has big whopper at it, according to the office of robert max remak. —— robert mueller. accused russia of breaching a nuclear arms reduction treaty that dates back to the cold war. the us secreta

they thought chris watts was happy about the upcoming birth of their third child. >> chris was a kindou just like shanann. >> he seemed like the exact opposite. >> he never raised his hand, voice. >> no. >> never cursed at her. you know, it's amazing. it was an amazing relationship so i just don't know. >> still a lot of questions. you can hear more of amy robach's exclusive interview on "20/20." >>> there is a global search to help a 2-year-old florida girl. zainab mughal is fighting cancer and will need regular blood transfusions but she has some of the rarest blood in the world because it's missing a certain antigen. here's the thing, the only people who could be a match for her are 100% pakistani, indian or iranian with a blood type of "o" or "a." her family is pleading for help. >> everybody who is listening, please do go out and donate the blood. if that blood is not matched to my daughter, it will help somebody else so your blood is not going to be wasted. >> so far three matches have been found but zainab will need as many as ten compatible donors. >> get the word out. >>> in

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clint watts, member of the joint terrorism task force. he's also the author of "messing with the enemy, surviving in a social media world of hackers, terrorists, russians and fake news." welcome to both of you guys. remember when jared kushner had to keep filling out the form to work at the white house because he kept on forgetting about more than 100 people he had met, including pretty much all the russians he'd ever met. this is what this comes down to. we all know russians. we don't all lie about having met them. >> right. there's no reason to obfuscate this. it just shows that not only was it careless, they didn't take it very serious. and if they didn't take that form skiier ious, then they didn't take it very serious, either when a russian intelligence operation is being run across the entire campaign. you showed 14 people there. this is the tentacles of an intelligence and influence operation that went on for two years. they made a very decisive decision. putin decided he was going after the election. we see questions floated in th

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i will show you this tweet from nicholas watt, the political editor of the bbc newsnight programme.been told by labour sources that if the government does not grant time for this no—confidence motion, labour will escalate a no—confidence motion in government as a whole rather than just a no—confidence motion in the prime minister, which is serious but not as serious as if it were for the whole government, so that is very interesting. number ten said they will not make time for, but labour sources are telling the bbc if they don't make time, they will escalate. we will have to see how that pans out. but in the meantime let me show you the moment in theresa may's speech earlier which appears to have madejeremy corbyn speech earlier which appears to have made jeremy corbyn change speech earlier which appears to have madejeremy corbyn change his mind... but i can confirm today that we intend to return to the meaningful vote debate in the week commencing 7th ofjanuary, and hold the vote the following week. mr speaker, when we have the vote... ..when we have the vote, members will need to

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gained access to more than four hundred watts of messages by the saudi journalist and activist omar abdel aziz planned an online movement that would hold the saudis states to account. turkey's president has repeated his demands that saudi arabia reveal the whereabouts of jamal khashoggi body russia says he'll look for international involvement to pursue justice if necessary the saudi crown prince has landed in algeria in an effort to boost ties between the two countries but many are angry about his visit to north africa saying he's attempting to whitewash his image following the death of khashoggi a number of prominent algerians have signed a statement against his visit u.s. president donald trump says china has agreed to reduce tariffs on american cars he made the announcement on twitter two days off unleashing china's president xi jinping in buenos aires the two leaders agreed to a ninety day holds in their escalating trade war and said they'll use the time to try to resolve their differences the world bank says it's doubling its funding for poorer countries to deal with climate change

great gained access to more than four hundred watts at messages where the saudi journalist an activist and abdul aziz planned an online movement that would hold the saudi state to account turkey's president has repeated his demands that saudi arabia reveal the whereabouts of jamal khashoggi body russia says he'll look for international involvement to pursue justice if necessary. the saudi crown prince has landed in algeria in an effort to boost ties between the two countries but many are angry about his visit to north africa saying he's attempting to whitewash his image following the death of a number of prominent algerians have signed a statement against his visit. france's president is trying to quell anger in paris over a planned increase in fuel taxes emanuel has asked to meet with protest leaders while demonstrators called for his resignation more than one hundred thirty people were injured and violent protests on saturday and four hundred people have been arrested the world bank says it's doubling its funding for poorer countries to deal with climate change to two hundred billion

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haidi: i am haidi stroud-watts in sydney.ehicles become more commonplace, governments and automakers are recognizing the need charging infrastructure. australia faces challenges as it works to plug into a new economy. our reporter joins us. we know that energy, energy sources will be a crucial part of the political landscape next year. why is there a lag in the adoption of electric vehicles? >> price and infrastructure. you look at the price, it is a symptom that australia is relatively isolated very there is no vehicle production of either conventional or electrical vehicles going on so everything has to get imported. you can see a playing field between the different types. what tends to happen is consumers are focused on the top end of the market. you see the tesla around, but not so much the budget market. australia hasn't really taken that up. that is partly a factor, it is easier to go with it at conventional but also priced down the market. the other factor is infrastructure. there is a lack of public charging infrastru

considerable time and even though he has done a fantasticjob, perhaps the prospect of taking over a giant wattxpectations ago with it my proof of very tempting one. we have say what happens in the future but that is a day many manchester united fans with seat on it the line at old trafford. thank you very much. what does the future hold forjose mourinho following his dismissal after two and a half years at old trafford. sunday times football writer duncan castles has no doubts that the portuguese still has what it takes to succeed at the top. i have seen a lot of articles today asking whether he is finished as a top—level manager and that just seems ridiculous. with that cv, even with his recent track record, looking at a earlier there, look at the last four seasons, mourinho has won four major trophies. mauricio pocchetino is the favourite is the cover has ten trophies in his entire managerial career. jurgen klopp has zeroed trophies in that same period. ido zeroed trophies in that same period. i do not think there is any question that there will be clubs and major clubs offering him jobs in

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gained access to more than four hundred watts of messages by the saudi journalist and activist omar abdel aziz planned an online movement that would hold the saudi state to account turkey's president has repeated his demands that saudi arabia reveal the whereabouts of jamal khashoggi his body type one says he'll look for international involvement to print to pursue justice if necessary. the saudi crown prince has landed in algeria in an effort to bruce ties between the two countries but many are angry about his visit to north africa saying he's attempting to whitewash his image following the death of a number of prominent algerians have signed a statement against his visit. france's president is trying to quell anger in paris over a planned increase in fuel taxes emanuel has asked to meet with protest leaders demonstrators the calling for his resignation more than one hundred thirty people were injured in the violent protests on saturday and four hundred people have been arrested. the world bank says it's doubling its funding for poorer countries to deal with climate change to two hundred

gained access to more than four hundred watts texts where the saudi journalist and activist omar abdel aziz planned an online movement that would hold the saudi state to account. france's president is trying to quell anger in paris over a planned increase in fuel taxes emanuel has asked to meet with protest leaders demonstrators are calling for his resignation more than one hundred thirty people were injured in the violent protests on saturday and four hundred people have been arrested. the world bank says it's doubling its funding for poor. countries to deal with climate change to two hundred billion dollars the announcement comes as leaders gather in poland for un talks aimed at tackling global warming delegates from nearly two hundred nations have two weeks to agree on details of the twenty fifteen paris climate accord presidents of previous summits issued a joint statement calling for immediate decisive action as the crucial climate talks proceed in poland most scientists now agree that we've entered a new segment of geological time the anthropocene where human impact is the most s

haidi: i'm haidi stroud-watts a.e subscribers are focused on market volatility with the rising threat of a government shutdown looming. on bloomberg.com, we're leading with the u.s. accusing china of economic espionage as tensions between the two nations simmer. on tictoc on twitter, we're looking at stars on the 50th anniversary of the apollo eight mission to the moon. jim lovell shares the risks his crew took on the mission. these are the stories trending. shery: tightening financial conditions are among the drivers of the worst december of the s&p 500 since 2009. those looking for powell put were disappointed. former member bill dudley told the fed not paying much mind right now, but that could change. the markets should understand the fed doesn't care about market prices for themselves. they only care about market prices in terms of how it affects the economy, unemployment rate, and inflation. the fed is not there to take away the market's pain. they are there to follow monetary policy of sustainable appointment

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they are also moving into the other suburban communities like compton and watts. we see that these spaces are very family friendly. when the economy is booming and everyone is working, after the second world war and as things start to decline culturally and politically, economically around the country, things decline in los angeles. those communities start to look more like working class. and then later on in the century, getting closer to the 70's and 80's with the industrialized nation that happens. you know what happened. the community falls out from under them. that's what we see even today. >> as someone has -- as someone who has studied this, my question is how you researched this. where else did you go besides census records for information? prof. campbell: it was tough. there is a lot less documentation about it. i relied heavily upon the senses. i look at voter registration rolls. i look at all of the newspapers, both black and mainstream at the time. and of course, the traditional sort of -- and those are traditional as well -- but primary sources like j

nick watt, thank you very much.on that in washington state. >>> she is accused of being a russian spy, infiltrating republican political circles within the u.s., but maria butina may be close to spilling her secrets. hear why, ahead. >>> and a surprising move by the u.s. supreme court today, siding with planned parenthood. hear why chief justice john roberts and the new justice brett kavanaugh appeared to side with the court's liberal justices. like here. where nothing stands between you and your best friends. ♪ missed out on this. don't worry, the biggest deal is happening right now at t-mobile. when you buy one of the latest sumsung phones you get a free 50" samsung 4k tv. seriously, no! [announcer]seriously! t-mobile is giving you a free 50" tv. you gotta be kidding me. this deal won't last long. so get your free samsung tv at t-mobile store today. woooo!! pop pop pop!! >>> an officer's actions and the ensuing video now part of this investigation into why new york police officers forcibly yanked a 1-year-old from

i am haidi stroud-watts in sydney. shery: and i am shery ahn in new york. are watching daybreak australia. let's get you the first word news. theresa may remains u.k. prime minister after surviving a confidence vote among conservative mps. the final result showed her winning by 200-117 and she cannot be challenged for another year. the vote still leaves may with a daunting task of trying to force her much criticized brexit bill through parliament. leaders meet thursday and have already said they won't reopen negotiations. canada has confirmed a former diplomat is under detention in china, but says his whereabouts are unknown. he was picked up during a visit to beijing on monday while on leave from a brussels research group. they say he has no diplomatic immunity. beijing says he is being held for a national security investigation, but declined to offer more details. china's plan to dominate high-end tech maybe a victim of the trade war. beijing may postpone some of the made in china 2025 program by a decade, although a final decision has not been made. the

standing watt -- water absolutely an issue. a small chance trees may come down and take power out. such a small chance that that's why it is a two and not a three. we'll take a look at the rest of the rain coming up. back to you. >> all right. thank you. >>> the fbi assisting in the investigation into the death of a bay area radio legend. he was found dead in kentucky over the weekend. we learned from the police department that two teenagers made the discovery. he disappeared in the state about three weeks ago. his body found in a wooded area not far from where he was last seen. it is in the clear how exactly he died. his family says he suffered from dementia. >>> massive cleaup efforts underway after the deadliest wild fire in state history. the campfire burned nearly 240 square miles and destroyed or damaged close to 20,000 structures. it left behind toxic substances. the epa is leading the effort to remove those toxic substances. cal recycle teams will remove larger nonhazardousnonhazardouss >>> thstudents were not sure ho much of thousands of students that lost their homes woul

julie watts is live at tesla headquarters in fremont. >> reporter: despite the headline the data indicates car fires are actually pretty rare, compared to normal gas powered cars. while battery-powered fires of complications. are they are difficult to put out. firefighters thought they had a handle on this fire. six hours later it started again at the tow yard. using a thermal camera firefighters say the wreckage was still 130 degrees. it is not the first reignition. you may remember this crash on 101, that battery also reignited in the tow yard days later. tesla says is cars are designed with firewalls to present -- to prevent firms from splitting. experts say the say design also slows the fire fight. >> it is very hard to get the water to this. >> reporter: unlike a regular fire it is the chemicals inside the battery producing the heat. unless -- >> unless you can bring the temperature down it could slowly heat up again. >> reporter: firefighters now need special training to fight tesla fires. >> the batteries generate heat. >> reporter: protocol specified battery fires can take up to 24

i am haidi stroud-watts in sydney.hery: i'm shery ahn in new york sterling racked up its biggest gain in six weeks after theresa may survived a no-confidence vote. let's look at the market implications with clarfeld financial ceo michael hans. great to have you with us in the studio. this function on the bloomberg, showing the volatility on sterling. what it really shows is the demand for sterling really exceeding that for sterling costs. we are seeing this red area on the curve showing the bias towards a weaker pound over the next six months. how difficult is it at this moment when you have no authority over what happens in the u.k. to trade anything in that area? guest: fair question. it is having a sizable impact of cross currency markets. if you think about the u.s. dollar, for example, we are in a position where the fed has softened up their rhetoric. we have seen interest rates fall in the u.s.. one would have anticipated that could theoretically soften the dollar, yet the dixie is still trading around its highs

clint watts, the very best guest to take our questions on this topic. what tells me we'll be talk bing about this more along the way. thank you very much, for being with us. >>> coming up, why today was an important anniversary for a combat veteran whose name we mention every night on this broadcast. his story when we come back. today is the day you're going to get motivated... get stronger... get closer. start listening today to the world's largest selection of audiobooks on audible. and now, get more. for just $14.95 a month, you'll get a credit a month good for any audiobook, plus two audible originals exclusive titles you can't find anywhere else. if you don't like a book, you can exchange it any time, no questions asked. automatically roll your credits over to the next month if you don't use them. with the free audible app, you can listen anytime, and anywhere. plus for the first time ever, you'll get access to exclusive fitness programs a $95 value free with membership. start a 30-day trial today and your first audiobook is free. cancel anytime an