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days later police arrested a twenty eight year old german russian national identified only as sergei wu the motive of the attack not terrorism but greed. the suspect had taken out options on thousands of piracy have bought one shares betting that an attack would send prices plummeting and net him millions. and champions league football returns tonight as the penultimate match of the group stage sees sides from all over europe scrambling to seal their tickets to the knockout stages but munich coach nick kovacs there's more than just qualification at stake his job is also on the line. or coach on thin ice on saturday brian were held to a home draw against the league's second worst team golf by and president only heard us branded the performance slapstick refusing to comment on nico co but his future beyond choose days champions league game on monday a prickly insisted he has the backing of his players. for example i've had conversations with several players and the ones i spoke to told me what i'm about to tell you this our relationship is exceptionally good it's also not just with the pl

this is the wus lawyer from berlin islamists on the streets of pakistan are issuing fresh demands to the pakistani christian bibi hung to death for insulting islam this after pakistan's supreme court unanimously acquitted for lack of evidence we'll talk to a correspondent close to the case also coming up. devastation in its india storms and flooding show more people rescue divers and imagine sea teams are still looking to save the lives of people holding on for all. to. a diff can money welcome to the program islamists in pakistan are a new in the coals for death by hanging for the a b. be angry protesters have staged rallies since how quick will was announced on wednesday pakistan's supreme court said there wasn't enough evidence to convict the christian woman of insulting islam bibi sat on death row for eighty years awaiting a decision her husband has now asked a number of countries for help citing fears for her life i'm now joined by shuttle shams from asia really it's good to see you so we've just had that baby and husband says how life is in danger what's the latest information

there and as one of the suspected guards goes on trial here in germany today a camp survivor tells you wu why it is so important to talk about the past. i'm dr thomas thanks so much for being with us americans are voting in one of the most crucial midterm elections in decades president trump is calling the ballot a referendum on his agenda democrats are hoping a good result for them would force the president to rein in his policies. early voting has begun for the u.s. midterm elections and early polling suggests it will be a record year if the turnout. and it's all because of this man he's divisive and he's energizing for those that love him and for those that don't this election is widely being seen as a referendum on the man everyone can't look away from if he doesn't say so himself . i mean whoever even heard of mid term they don't even know what it is i've had a lot of people say i don't know what big term is but now i'm watching every single minute and i'm going out to vote but the key is you have to go out to vote because in a sense i am on the ticket. republicans are touting a boom

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of berlin was built to punish teenage girls who fail to get in line with the nazi regime regime she wus met with a survivor who was sent there from poland then one morning there was a military roll call and they shouted what's your name we didn't know where they were taking us they asked us what we had done and we said nothing three laughter wish to yeah yeah they are and move. stock or commute. to both of the guards took me and my sister away but my mother was left alone it's too tough a concentration camp. that was the worst part. about it because gus memory remains very clear for certain events in her life she remembers exactly when aged fifteen years old she was separated from her mother in a concentration camp lutea was taken five hundred kilometers away to come art a special camp for girls. little remains today of a market which is ninety minutes drive north of berlin one thousand two hundred young women and girls were forced to work here they suffered daily you million somewhat you can use to not see medical experiments they were sent to the camp for behavior deemed anti-social b

wu tang clang? >> yeah, wu tang clank. you don't like that answer. melber will have a much stronger opinion than i will. if it is friday, did you say over? nothing over until broward county says it is. ♪ >>> good evening. i'm chuck todd. welcome to "mtp daily." we're still counting votes and the president is stoking a cold civil war because of it. democrats have closed the margin in the florida senate case to 0.2%. and that could trigger a hand recount. and they already have a hand recount likely for the state's ag commission race. they have closed the margin for florida governor, too, that could trigger a machine recount. democrats have tighten the margin in georgia gorsuch ain g and that could trigger a runoff. and in every case president trump is suggesting without evidence that democrats are making these gains because of fraud. >> but you notice the votes never go the other way. they hire lawyers and the votes don't seem to go the republican way. although i hear -- >> do you have evidence -- >> you tell me. it is always the democrats. >> there he

joining me right now cnn legal analyst and former federal prosecutor shan wu. shan, good to see you. >> good to see you, too. >> all right, so while there have been some accusations coming from the president, to the governor, fraudulent is at the root here, none of that has been proven, so thus far, it still appears as though nothing untoward has happened here, but now this recount is really precipitated by the fact that it is such a narrow margin between the candidates in these three races, you know, the commissioner for agriculture, but the most important ones that the nation is watching is the u.s. senate and the florida governor race. so help put to rest, i guess, for people, who have any real reservations about whether there is a legal road ahead, you know, for these races. >> there is no cause for alarm. one of the things that we hope that we have learned, but i don't think we have, since bush v gore, is that there is a process. i mean as you just pointed out, this is a very narrow margin at work here, and that's what has triggered the automatic recount.

joining me to discuss is shan wu.at this, i suppose, as republicans get a last shot in the lame-duck session before they give up control of committees and subpoena power to democrats in the new session. comey said listen, i'll testify. i just won't do it in private. i want it to be in public so there's a record. can he force that during this lame-duck session with republicans still in control? >> i don't think he can legally force it. he can fight back through his lawyer saying there's an abuse of process. but i think politically, he may be able to force it. it's a very smart and savvy move on him reflecting his skills in those areas. because, of course, if he's behind closed doors, they can selectively leak it and spin it the way they want. but if he's in public, they can't do that. and they don't want to give james comey a public platform. that is not going to be a good thing for them. >> right. what are they trying to get out of comey and lynch here? what lines of inquiry do republicans have to focus on? >> i think

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wu. anymore members of the public. seeing none, public comment is closed and i'd like to ask supervisor kim if she would like to address this now. >> good afternoon, board of directors. thank you so much for letting me interrupt this very important policy discussion. i wanted to speak on the next item that is before the board today and this is on the townshend street improvement project. first of all, i do want to thank this board, in july, for working with our office to fast track this project. working with our bike coalition, and our community and also again to thank you for your support of sixth street and howard as well as taylor street. i don't need to repeat all that i've said before. i do represent a district with the vast majority of our high-entry corridors that's why vision zero has been such an important initiative for our city. we want to achieve zero fatalities in san francisco. improving the streets in district 6 will get us there. i want to also recognize many of the advocates that have been working to k

yes and one has to be a front runner for greatest moment of hypocrisy in the twenty first century wu himself was presented with the national constitution center liberty medal for his tremendous work with us about turns by former vice president joe biden marking the first time the constitution liberty and george w. bush ever actually occupy the same time and space seriously my friends we just awarded a medal of liberty to a man with more soldiers and civilians blood on his hands than arguably any other world leader in the past twenty to thirty years save maybe as property or dick cheney yes we are now living in that world which is why we must always be watching the hawks. to. get the. real thing this would. lead to the bottom. like you that i got. with. the. welcome everybody to watch. and i'm. moving others another year another bomb drop and george bush gets a metal tab is pretty incredible isn't it yeah well i mean is there really that surprising and i mean. it's a constitutional liberty.

. >> police in wu wii are investigating a disturbing prom photo that led to growing outrage. reportedly shows pore than 30 male high school students making a nazi salute. one student did not participate but says the gestures were intentional. >> trevor: congratulations to the one kid. second, this is where we are in 2018. we're congratulate ago kid for not being a gnatsy. what were the kids thinking? they had to know the photo was going to get out and there aren't enough jobs in the trump administration for all of them. come on! what were you guys thinking? and this right here is why i don't wave anymore. hand diswres chiewrs are too politicized. i don't wave, do the okay, finger guns. the safest bet is to go, good afternoon, how are you, grandma. that's what we do from now on. in other news, remember the kids eating tide pods? now they have something to wash them down. >> parents now raising concerns about tide laundry detergent. they say the new packaging resembles a box of wine. the detergent will come in a cardboard box with a twist to open the spout. procter & gamble say

i can't believe we have the wu-tang clan to put in jacks. that's amazing.nne, you sat down with the cast. >> what a cast it is, dan. in fact, michelle rodriguez, elizabeth debicki, cynthia erivo and viola davis shared how their journeys helped create these gripping characters. the cast of "widows," the dark, intense film stars viola davis, michelle rodriguez, elizabeth debicki and broadway's cynthia erivo. >> when i see you on screen i think they had some amazing epic conversations off camera. i mean, really. >> you have no idea. >> reporter: the ladies come together to fight for their lives after the criminals they love are killed leaving them to repay their debts. >> this is a woman who has to get up every day after the loss of a child and a husband and she's got to get this thing done. >> reporter: emotional scenes they say are fueled by real-life experiences overcoming the odds and typecasting and their journey as women. >> i'm farrelly very shy. i just happen to have a deep voice. i probably have a little bit of an abrupt nature but i feel like i'm ver

access to health care enroll areas but it has attracted harsh criticism from some local doctors he wus catherine on one fo caught up with two of the cuban doctors who are working in some blue one of kenya's least developed areas to see what their first four months on the job have been like. yes yes he's dr eliana sees her first patient at maryland hospital in northern kenya talking about a fantasy in a specialist physician has been here for four months now. in some blue most people speak a swahili for the local language somebody making it difficult to communicate with the patients. sometimes the people coming from a community and speak no english is no also heeded by been there before us. ileana and her husband are among one hundred cuban doctors hired by kenya's ministry of health. because sweden. a the wake every day for a man that said that people know that he won the day here even now in the community that people are coming to. the but we sizwe lives we respect the system from the. government says the controversial decision was part of a plan to improve access to primary health car

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decision on his hardline immigration policy kimberly helped at al-jazeera the white house or john hodges wu's from the asylum seeker assistance project in washington d.c. she says president trump is breaking international law. this is entirely unprecedented and there are years and years of legal precedent that determined that this is quite frankly illegal and the president's proposed policy is ultimately meant to vilify central american asylum seekers even beginning with president trump's inauguration there has been an increase in the fears that asylum seekers express fears that their asylum cases will not be taken seriously because of the anti immigrant sentiment that president trump and genders the problem though is that asylum really is a last resort and so for individuals who essentially raise their hand to the u.s. government and say i'm here and i have nowhere else to go to begin a long complex and protracted legal process no one would want to do this this is an absolute last resort there is no such thing as an asylum seeking visa so. both international and domestic law affirm the right

to do this and daniel bryan as well without any real consequences i think is an acknowledgment from wu a that they don't particularly want to force people to do this if they don't feel overly comfortable i think primarily the problem do we do we are going to have is how far this this disenchantment with the show spreads whether or not you want to go for doing them in the future because once except precedent for one wrestler not going read about is johnson or otherwise all of a sudden it becomes a problem to try and get other people there but i expect going forward if they decide to any more of these shows in saudi arabia that we'll see a lot more of this kind of thing. goal fund rising star. has made an impression that the l.p.g. a japan classic the japanese teenager hit one of the shots of the day with a super approach to the eighteenth green inches short of an eagle hotter trail so young raju of south korea by one shot. alex rins topped the time sheets after friday practice ahead of the malaysia moto g.p. but not by much runs was fastest with a best time of woman at fifty nine second

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for little pay no place has a higher concentration of syrian refugees than lebanon's bekaa valley he wus traveled to a u.n. camp there and has been looking at one family's plight that's shared by many others it is six in the morning in lebanon's bekaa valley eight year old so my i just woke up a splash of cold water in the face and she is ready for work. her family fled to syria to escape i asked her now they're in lebanon where they can't always afford breakfast so my issue is this tiny makeshift bed with three of her six siblings. she doesn't go to school there are no schools in the camp where would she go to school so my is mother is sick and cannot go to work her older siblings also work the soumaya still needs to pitch in to help the family make ends meet so instead of getting on a school bus so mayor gets on the strike every morning where she is the only child among many adults. for two dollars a day collects whatever crop is ready for harvest in the bekaa valley. today it is onions and her hands are too little for the gloves the adults around her wear. when i came here from home t

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but the military insists he's a security risk you wus has this report. almost every minute another corpse arrives tearful relatives have gathered outside what is normally an islamic school but now functions as a mortuary they're still in shock. so why don't you know i'm heartbroken that my older brother isn't here anymore. and thus also came here to say goodbye he watched as soldiers shot his twenty year old son before his eyes the father insists he was unarmed and peaceful. you know what you saw it in the video i'm absolutely shocked by the actions of the nigerian military not all soldiers behave like that but those who did this to me they're not soldiers. they're terrorists. have been through a mass and his son belong to the so-called islamic movement of nigeria is shiite group whose followers have repeatedly been targeted by authorities. three years ago the army a text the house of their leader threw him in prison and killed more than three hundred of his followers since then the shiites demand the release of their leader shake him sack sacket which w

days later police arrested a twenty eight year old german russian national identified only as sergei wu the motive of the attack not terrorism but greed the suspect had taken out options and thousands of tourists you have bought one shares betting that an attack would send prices plummeting and net him millions. physicians that would helen humphrey asking the question what ever happened to bitcoin yeah remember that we talk about it nonstop it seemed like last year the rise and rise of course of the digital currency that was talk of the town then it starts to plunge and plunge last december one bitcoin would cost you nineteen thousand dollars now they're trading below four thousand dollars additional currencies are facing an existential crisis only the most hardened risk takers debt to trade in them. this is how some on twitter have depicted what's happening behind the scenes during the ongoing bitcoin crash although these images are not actually connected to bitcoin they nonetheless serve to illustrate how dramatic the mood is for some right now. across the board digital currencies are

. >> covington heights had their annual sleep out but it wu held indoors due to the dangerous smoke. 60 executives and community members took part in the event. the goal is to raise money and awareness for the young homeless people in the bay area. >> we bring in community in tonight to learn more about what we're doing here and why it's important to get involved and why young people here in oakland need us. the organization hopes to raise $200,000 to help fund the services for the young people. >> we're learning two people took heroic action following a multi-car crash in santa cruz. a run away big rig plowed into cars and the car caught fire with the driver ought in side. two used a box cutter to cut the seat belt away. caught my hair on fire and i had to fall on to the ground and roll three or four times. john got into the car and proceeded to cut. >> i had to stop thinking about anything but what i was focusing on doing. >> the driver of the sedan remains in critical condition tonight. two others suffered critical injuries in the crash. >> smoke continuing to pile up in the bay a

and as one of the suspects in garza goes on trial here in germany today accounts are viber tells you wu why it's so important to talk about the cops. and in football the champions league returns but one big name will not be playing liverpool's third on security will not be on the field against red star belgrade because of fears. i think albanian background will spark violence. i'm brian thomas great to have you with us americans are voting in one of the most crucial midterm elections in decades today some thirty six million americans have already cast their ballots an early voting and that's far more of the same time in the last midterms donald trump is calling the poll a referendum on his presidency. early voting has begun for the u.s. mid-term elections and early polling suggests it will be a record year for turnout. and it's all because of this man he's divisive and he's energizing for those that love him and for those that don't this election is why they've been seen as a referendum on the man everyone can't look away from if he doesn't say so himself . i mean who ever even heard of

many of the advocacy groups are saying okay wu can cross illegally. iit's out of control. more than 500 criminals are in the caravans that's really dangerous. and buy the way, reagan denied asylum and so did other presidents too to protect the border. that's happened historically. >> and the structure that the president is attempting to oppose, it's not opposed by the american people. the american people want this sort of structure. that sentiment exists and it needs to be respected. this is not a draconian move. liz: forgive me. these are judges how setting our immigration policy. that's a disaster. final word, justin. >> well a, and that sort of thi, judges setting immigration policy that is not structured that allows flagrant abuse. this is something that the americans adopt have an appetite for. liz: great to see you, sir. >> thank you. liz: come back soon. we've had a jam-packed hour. i want to thank you for having us in your homes and thank you so much for watching. lou dobbs is next right here on the fox business network. have a good night. ♪ lou: good evening, ever

vis a vis the wus lawyer from berlin to bring in our correspondent ophelia harmes already joins us from. rio de janeiro now we're here to find out what happened with music of the correspondent founder it's not and we do have some of breaking news it's coming into us now and it's all about the perspective closer of w. news thank you for joining us. and. that technology digital experiences more transforming the more we will be seen to be ready for it. the second season of our documentary series founder's family. join german founders of the show as least for our digital future. moments valley starts november twenty fourth on g.w. . business d w news live from berlin the european union prepares for a showdown with italy students have been out protesting in rome again slashed funding for education but the european commission says italy last obey euro zone deficit spending rolls off the us government says as italy first also coming up theresa may goes to brussels to finalize the price of the old books thrown her government into turmoil she has faced down party rebels spotted major obstacles f

greece's honda's move will reportedly benefit their current chinese partners wu's new and dongfang corporations honda's total sales in china reached nearly one point five million year over year in march. and saying in china there is surprising news of labor unrest student solidarity and official repression organizers with jessica workers solidarity which supports workers at a plant owned by jessica technologies say chinese officials detained ten of their members five of them students last friday night one eyewitness told a.f.p. that she saw men clad in black beat one activist on the campus of peking university before driving him away the financial times reports similar cycles of unrest and repression are underway in beijing shanghai and shen then while apparently isolated the student labor solidarity is notable development in china's capitalistic tater ship which is of course overseen by the communist party. a bevy of big banks are bailing from london to the european continent due to the u.k. leaving the e.u. breck's it is already having a big bad negative impact some of the names on the move i

also with me, shang wu who is a defense attorney general and former federal prosecutor.these questions himself. do you buy that? >> no, thing there's unilateral consensus among any white collar defense lawyers there's no way we would permit a client to answer questions. it's a more likely scenario that they spent many hours to try to get him to pay attention. because ultimately, he has to adopt those. certainly a challenge with a client like this one would be getting him to pay enough attention and not have him give further answers if there's a follow up that would be at odds with those written answers. >> it's unclear at what phase, you know, the bob mueller investigation is in, whether it's wrapping it up or not. and you've got republican leaders in the senate who are blocking what was a bipartisan effort to vote on a bill that would protect the mueller probe. so what's with the resistance to that now? >> well, the republicans who are blocking that effort, starting with the majority leader mitch mcconnell are doing it out of perceived loyalty to the president. almost a