the same at described as being from the former yugoslavia thanjump ofa being from the former yugoslavia of a nearby overpass and suffered serious injuries. the police have said he had and history of mental illness. witnesses we spoke to say they heard helicopters overhead. germany is on high alert for terror attacks, overhead. germany is on high alert forterrorattacks, memories overhead. germany is on high alert for terror attacks, memories are still fresh of the lorry each drove through a christmas market. the authorities of the clear not to describe this incident as terrorism. the man has been arrested and police are investigating as the station and the city start returning to normal. in other news: a19 year old man is in police custody after the murder of a 9—year—old boy in the german city of herne. police have also recovered a second body from the same apartment. the murders came to light after a post on the dark web by the victims next door neighbour. police know the identity of the young victim but are yet to confirm the name of the second. presidentjimmy morales has called for a

the man from yugoslavia, with a history of mental problems, then jumped off an overpass.n police have detained a 19—year—old man after the murder of a nine—year—old boy. police have also recovered a second body. the suspect is thought to have posted videos of the killing on the internet. more american states have challenged residence trump's travel ban on migrants from mainly muslim countries. whiley has beenjoined by new york, massachusetts and oregon in arguing that it is unconstitutional. —— hawaii. now for the latest financial news with jamie and world business report. clearing the air. volkswagen to plead guilty to us fraud charges as it tries to put dieselgate behind it. plus, we send a trillion a day — but could social media soon consign them to the recycle bin? we celebrate 25 years of the email attachment. welcome to world business report. we start in detroit in the usa, where in a few hours time volkswagen is due to plead guilty to charges of fraud and obstruction ofjustice by cheating diesel emissions tests. the formal plea will draw a line under the us side of

we have accepted more than 150,000 refugees from the former yugoslavia. over 100,000 soviet jews who are escaping the persecution of their religion, looking for freedom they came to the united states. some argued that spies who are hostile elements could be hidden amongst them. think about the hundreds of thousands who came from communist controlled cuba into the united states. were they subjected to extreme vetting? no. they were people who said that they were coming here looking for freedom and we opened our , doors and they have made us a better country because of it. the united states was not frightened by the fear mongers when it came to these refugees joining us in the united states. we shouldn't be today. let's be clear, refugees coming to our country this day, are the most carefully vetted and investigated of all travelers to the united states. before a refugee is admitted to the united states they have pass careful, rigorous security screening. all of that screening takes place before the even set foot in america. syrian refugees undergo a new la

us to ignore this history.ooking for we have accepted more than 150,000 refugees from the former yugoslavia. over 100,000 soviet jews who are escaping thousand soviet jews who were skipping some arg religion, looking for freedom they came to the united states. there refugees were flee in regimes hostile to our country. some argued the hostile elements could be hidden amongst them. think about the hundreds of thousands who came from communist controlled cuba into the united states. were they subjected to extreme vetting? no. there are people whose that we come here looking for freedot and we opened our doors and they have made us a better country because of it. the the united states was not fined by the fear mongers when it came to these refugees joining us in the united states. we shouldn't be today. today. let's be clear, refugees coming to our country this day, are the most carefully vetted and investigated of all travelers to the united states.es before refugees admitted to the united states they have pass careful, rigorous security screening. layer all of that screening takes place befo

>> rene: yeah, from the former yugoslavia. >> anthony: right, and then you left yugoslavia at what age make fun of me when i say i've never driven a car but i've never -- i never had a coca cola until i was like 17. it just wasn't in a small little village where there's two cars. the first food memory i have is also from there. it was my father and the day before we'd been in the mountains picking chestnuts. and i remember so vividly as a little child, i woke up and i saw my father roasting chestnuts and then i started hearing all these things popping. twenty minutes later they were in a bowl, and my aunt, she poed milk she had just ten from the cow and we had that for breakfast. it was so natural that we went to the mountain for chestnuts. you grew your food yourself. these sort of experiences growing up they really shaped the type of cook i am today. >>> rene: so now, you have a generation of young cooks like myself and they're all over town looking for the flavor of a region. what is the flavor? what are the ingredients we have? and how do we combine them in a way that tells somethi

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when dutch peacekeepers failed to stop the slaughter of 8000 innocent men and boys in the former yugoslaviaslammed the eu for siding with his own member states. >> and new verbal onslaught from turkey's president. despite calls for calm from each officials, he hardened his tone, leveling fresh insults at germany and the netherlands. this time he called them bandits states who were harming the eu. >> europe is too important a continent to be abandoned to the mercy of bandits states. he accused the dutch of being behind the slaughter of 8000 men and boys. >> we know how right in their character is, from the massacre of 8000 bosnian's there. is unprecedented slurs have provoked outrage and rush -- in european capitals, days before dutch voters head to the polls. erdogan first last out after series of rallies were canceled across germany and the netherlands this weekend. in rotterdam, fighting broke out in front of the turkish consulate after officials barred a plane carrying the country's foreign minister from landing. on monday, turkey retaliated by cutting top diplomatic ties with the dutch.

it's very important that rape was recognized, but it has also recognized from the former yugoslavia. sentenced not because he raped people but because he ordered rapes. sexual violence in conflict is not only about who does it, who commits it, but most of the time, it is planned, organized, ordered, and this is what we need to tackle in this area, and this is what is difficult. for the international criminal court, it is very important and also very important for the victims. rate -- rape is, if you like, the only war crime that people survive. they have to go on living with it. a multifactorial because there is the issue of representing people before a court, but also how you help people to get back with their lives, and that is extremely difficult. most of the time, we ask victims to -- they go through that, which is a huge trauma. it's very difficult to describe it. i mean, people are destroyed. most of the time we ask them to file a complaint to the police, see a doctor. is listen tod do victims. they go through that, they have to live with that. they have no choice. they should

he's described as a 36-year-old from the former yugoslavia. >> back here in this country police in seattle are helpiaskir help. last friday's shooting of the sikh faith. the shooter told him to go back to his country and then shot him in the arm. >>> a 10-year-old boy may face charges for allegedly pointing a laser at a sheriff's plane in fresno, california. earlier this week the crew was distracted by a bright green laser light flashing through the cockpit. >> police say the boy was intentionally pointing it into the sky from his backyard. the district attorney is reviewing the case and will decide on those charges. >>> coming up, delta air lines has been slapped with a fine for how it allegedly treated some passengers. >> also new developments in the military scandal over x-rated photos. wider than previously believed. >>> a couple of examples of the strong winds across the country, one woman struggle with a hot tub and this little girl takes a wild ride on a door. stick around. >>> the wind that's been whipping across the northern tier is creating all kinds of chaos. this being one of t

the man from the former yugoslavia acted alone and appears to have mental health issues. the motive remains unclear. >>> the northeast is bracing for a severe winter storm. winds from the midwest. a winter weather advisory declared for the region which could be slammed with six inches of snow. to show how windy it was, watch 4-year-old madison gardner. watch her be blown away as the door swings right open. she's hanging on. look at the other hand. she's hanging on to the phone still. she's okay. her mom says she was laughing about it after saying momma, immaterial to do it again. here is nbc meteorologist bill karins. >> what a grip. one hand hanging on to the door. the phone wasn't going anywhere, either. >> good form. she can has her priorities. we are happy about that. in the west, a heavy rainstorm. avalanche warnings in the cascades and a break from soaking rain. higher elevations in the cascades and olympic mountains. clouds in northern california. for today, temperatures are warmer. we are up to 60 in boise for a high, seattle, 50. zero chance of sunshine. that's t

he's described as a 36-year-old immigrant from the former yugoslavia. police say the suspect appears to have psychological issues. >>> breaking news now from south korea where judgment day ended with the country's president being kicked out of office. a constitutional court has ruled unanimously to uphold park geun-hye's impeachment, the country's first democratically elected leader to be ousted from office after she was implicated in a corruption and influence peddling scandal. immediately following the court's decision, protests on supporters and critics of park clashing with each other and with police. so far two people have died. riot police are out in force and south korea's military is on alert. >> turning our focus back here at home and secretary of state rex tillerson is recusing himself from the state department's deliberations on the keystone pipeline decision. there were some concerns of conflict of interest because tillerson, of course, is the former ceo of exxonmobil. president obama halted the project you may recall which would bring oil f

saying the suspect is a 36-year-old from the former yugoslavia who "apparently has mental health issues." across europe, governments are on a heightened state of alert after a number of terror attacks over the past two years. recently attackers have resorted to cruder methods like the december attack in berlin when a truck drove into a christmas crowd killing 12. last summer, isis claimed responsibility after an afghan teen carried out an ax attack on a train elsewhere in germany. police are saying this was the a lone attacker and so far there's no indication that this was terror related. the station remains closed, the scene sealed the investigation still under way. alex marquardt, abc news, london. >> focusing overseas and breaking news, sad history in south korea overnight. as a court rules unanimously to uphold the impeachment of president park geun-hye. park is the country's first democratically elected leader to be ousted from office after she was implicated in a corruption and influence peddling scandal. south korea must now hold an election within two months to choose her succes

the last of which was the former yugoslavia. so troops were not enough. and reconstruction as well. by united nations agencies and the world bank and the rest of them is huge. _ the uk and france and germany, certainly, they should have come around and bring over a vision to sort it out. stop or contain russia to start with. and also put a limit to iran interfering, not only in the country but in the entire region itself. yemen and elsewhere. how do you see this, annalisa? there are those who say, yes, it is terrible, but i don't want to see it any more. a lot of people don't want to admit that, but i think we all have all heard that kind of story. it is a tragic situation. people have become used to horror and they can't take it any more. but it is also a huge responsibility for political leaders and people in the media to actually explain it more clearly — that not looking at it will not make it goaway. .. , ,. north africa and the middle east, they are in fire. there is a very difficult situation there that is not going to improve. we have seen america disengaging from a lot of t

the assailant, a 36—year—old man, described as being from the former yugoslavia, then jumped off a nearbyserious injuries. the police have said that he had a history of mental problems. armed police patrolled the scene. and witnesses we spoke to said that they heard helicopters overhead. germany is on high alert for terror attacks. memories are still fresh of the lorry that drove into a christmas market, in berlin, in december. but the authorities have been clear not to describe this incident as terrorism. the man has been arrested and police are investigating, as the station and the city start returning to normal. caroline davies, bbc news. parents are being urged to cover prams and pushchairs during the school run to protect their babies from air pollution. that's according to researchers at the university of surrey who say that particles from exhaust fumes are particularly high at bus stops and traffic. it's an issue that's concerning parents. here's what some had to say during the school run in london this morning. there's not much we can do because we live in central london. there is

might not expect that as they transition to look at the countries in central and eastern europe and yugoslavia have a mixed economy for most of the cold war period but by the 80s here's the chart of gdp growth of market socialism being designed. it's a less appealing model in the 70s stagflation unemployment and hire. across japan was number one. there were fewer strikes in japan and this was a new model of capitalism. they were fighting as number one and they were looking to say what is going on here. but if they were looking at the place to turn wasn't throughout the 1980s they visited to learn about the industrial farms in thindustrial formsand to visd after all the visits they wrote a memo to the leaders including gorbachev themselves saying this is how they are transitioning to capitalism and these are the lessons they could learn in the mid to late 1980s everyone was thinking about what lessons might be drawn from that experience. i hope i have convinced you of the ideas of what is going on in the soviet political system into structures that dominate the politics and here my research was

when i was in yugoslavia, we had backup force. but of course, president clinton said we could not even add a bullet to our rifle without his personal permission. wet: running out of time -- want to give commerce meant banks a chance to respond. guest: i'm fairly bipartisan in my blame of why the military is at the weakened state it is that today. apply the reasons i would bipartisan blame is because of the budget control act, the sequestration, the effects of that over the past seven years that have weakened the military. that was brought about by president obama, but democrats and republicans, that put us in the perilous state that we have been in and preventing funding from going to the military to build it back up and make it strong again. to your larger point, i'm not the commander in chief. i'm a number of congress. my role on the armed services committee is to debate an advocate for ways we can strengthen the military, rebuild it, grow it, and much of that would be done through funding through the appropriations process on c

the last of which was the former yugoslavia. troops were not enough. and reconstruction as well.ng about hundreds of billions of pounds. for reconstruction in the country. all over the country the estimates by united nations agencies and the world bank and the rest of them is huge. unless the united states and the eu and the uk and france and germany, certainly, this should have come around and bring over a vision to sort it out. stop or contain russia to start with. and also put a limit to iran interfering, not only in the country but in the entire region itself. how do you see this, annalisa? tl—lel—e. el—e. lllll. lllll. llll lllll .e-eleelll .. want to see it any more. xl—i ll lu lll lllj that kind of story. it is a tragic situation. people have become used to horror and they can't take it any more. but it is also a huge responsibility for political leaders and people in the media to actually explain more clearly that not looking at it will not make it go away. north africa and the middle east, they are on fire. there is a very difficult situation they are that is not going t

german authorities have identified the suspect is a 36-year-old man from the omer yugoslavia.gerously close to the brewery in colorado right now. the fire is moving very fast and is already scorched nearly 50 acres near the plant. wildfires this week in several states are blamed for the deaths of at least six people. i'm jackie ibanez, now back to "red eye." for all of your headlines, log onto fox news.com. you're watching the most powerful name in news, of course that's fox news channel. have a great morning, everyone. ♪ >> tom: they are my favorite part of the internet, trolls. no, not the dolls, the people who send out nasty tweets and post mean things in the comment section, i love them. new research shows that even generally reasonable people can easily turn into internet trolls. in fact, it happens all the time. not only that, there's even a day and time for peak trolling. people's moods generally reflect their online behavior, they troll and they're the most angry, and this turns out to be sunday and monday nights from 10:00 p.m. to 3:00 a.m. researchers also found a pi

here it's russia but we also know about lots of former soviet union, yug -- yugoslavia. they cover their tracks and my friends in the u.s. attorneys office are saying they are spending a tremendous amount of time but the cases have been pretty few and far between, this is a big one but you know there are a lot more out there and at least lately many have political significance as well. >> huge win, james, former comrade at the fbi, i know this one guy was one of the most wanted in cyber crime in russia. how difficult would this have been for them. >> clearly it didn't start with the trump administration. it's been going on for years. >> yeah. >> i thought it was interesting act a week ago the fbi director appeared at boston college at a cybersecurity conference and talked about the threats to the u.s. and described the threats to the u.s. like a layered cake and said the top layer is bad nation state actors obviously renamed russia, iran, china and north korea, and on the heels of that you have this indictment today. >> he knew what was up. thank you so much on that. sti

german authorities identify the suspect as a 36-year-old man from the former yugoslavia.dfire burning dangerously close to the coors brewery in golden colorado, it's moving very fast and has already torched nearly 50 acres near the plant. i met jackie ibanez, now back to "hannity," for all of your headlines log onto fox news.com, you're watching the most powerful name and news. ♪ >> we as republicans fought the creation of this law and accurately predicted this would not work ran for office in 2010 and 2012 and 2014 and 2016 on a promise that if given the ability, we would repeal and replace this law. this is the closest we will ever get to repealing and replacing obamacare. >> sean: that was speaker of the house, paul ryan earlier today stressing how important is for republicans to come together repeal and replace obamacare. trump wrote earlier on twitter despite what you hear in the press, health care is coming along great. talking too many groups and it will end in a beautiful picture. joining us now, majority leader congressman kevin mccarthy, how are you? >> i'm good

might expect that as the soviets transitioned towards market socialism they would look at hungry or yugoslavia which had a mixed economy. but by the 1980s in perestroika was being form lated the were in the midst of derecessions. this is gdp in several european countries none of them looked like appealing examples of market so-jim when perestroika was being designed. at the same time to many soviet officials and many in the west america was a less appealing mod of capitalism. it was the era of stagflation and then when the feds hiked interest rates many in west questioned whether capitalism hat a future across the world as a period over japan as number one, and many americans believed that japan found a new model of combining democracy and capital limp that provide higher growth rates and less social division. fewer strikes, a lot of political tension -- less political attention and. and it went only in the u.s. where people were looking at japan. i was surprised to find dozens of footnotes in soviet sources citing the book, jap is number one, say something new is going on here. but if you wer

they say he had originally moved to germany from the former yugoslavia. >> west chester courtroom juryelection underway in the eric frein case. prosecutors say 33-year-old eric forty nine killed corporal byron dixon and seriously hurt trooper alex douglas outside pennsylvania state police barracks in september of 2014. though it happened in pike county jury selection is in west chester. the trial is set to begin apri april 3rd. frein could face the death sentence if convict. this picture of philly jesus is upsetting a lot of people tonight. in the picture he's posted on social media from one of the most sacred places in the city. fox 29's chris oh com is live outside the national shrine of saint john neumann where the photo was taken. >> chris arc lot of folks feel that picture is inn appropriate. >> reporter: yeah, guys. this has a lot of catholics shaking their heads tonight. for many catholics in the city of philadelphia, this place behind me is one of the most sacred places to worship. this is the national shrine saint john neumann. what one guy did inside this church some say was

spokes person for the national park service said he did an interview yesterday with a newspaper in yugoslavia so everybody is watching and waiting to see what happens at the tidal basin. >> people are really concerned about this. thank you. >>> we're also out on the roads with team coverage for you. trmgs reporter adam tuss is roaming in our storm team 4 x 4. we'll see where you can find some slick spots coming up. >> and school delays and clos of your screen right now. >>> the freezing temperatures are a big problem with nearly a foot of snow on the ground around boston. >> monica from our boston's sister station joins us live with more. good morning. >> reporter: hey, good morning, guys. lawrence is about an hour north of boston and here in lawrence it was officially a blizzard yesterday afternoon. the conditions were really intense. you know, of course a blizzard means the winds were whipping more than 35 miles per hour for more than three hours and it was tough around here. right now tons of power outages because of this. you see behind me, it is a large tree just snapped in half from tho

they say he had moved to germany from the former yugoslavia. >>> man known as philly jesus is once again. this time, the controversy is over a picture he posted on social media, from one of the most sacred places in the city philly jesus whose real name is michael grant, is standing behind the alter at shrine of saint john neuman and holding up the ceremonial vessel, holding the blessed sacrament. catholics we spoke to say what philly jesus did is anything but holy. >> as far as catholics are concerned we are not supposed to be doing. that it is a little bit uncomfortable. >> they call me blasphemous, they tell me i'm going to hell , they call me the white devil. >> so grant tells us he feels he did nothing wrong, he says he is a life licensing catholic hain has been coming to the shrine since being a child. clergy there says he is welcomed at the church anytime but they say most catholics know that the vessel should only be touched by an ordained minister and treated with reverence. >>> philadelphia's so-called middle neighborhood could soon be getting a face lift. new resolution in cit

he was living in germany but is originally from yugoslavia. >>> buried history unearthed, coming up on "good day philadelphia" the historic ago find that puts the old, in olde city. >>> good morning, bob. >>> hey, good morning everybody. 4:11. turnpike connector bridge, opened for business, that is good news, for everybody between bristol and south jersey. >>> let's go to reading, pennsylvania, as we are's looking live, the snow is on the way, the calm before the storm, scottie's got your weekend and your st. patrick's day parade forecast when we come right back. >>> very good morning. time is 4:15. take you outside that scene business to change. the rain, snow, is moving in, scott has got your forecast. good morning, scott. >> hi there thomas. i think this will pan out similar to what happened about a month ago we will start out quite dry, quiet, and then rain change owes over to wet snow. look at purple winter weather advisories now until about 2:00 in the afternoon that includes philadelphia county, delaware county, chester county and also as we move into parts of the south jersey ,

long before she split from communist yugoslavia and grew up under communist rule. >> he father was apparently member of the communist party a very unusual thing. he sold cars. he built the family a nice home outside of the central city. her mother was a pattern designer in a textile factory. she worked hard, as was common for women in eastern bloc countries. >> my sister enis, an incredible woman and a friend and i were raised by my wonderful parents. my hard-working mother amalija introduced me to fashion and beauty my father installing me a passion for business and travel. their integrity, compassion and intelligence reflects to this day on me, and for my life of family and america. >> reporter: friends in her hometown remember melania knauss as sophisticated, didn't drink or stay up late nor like being the center of attention. >> one of her classmates recalled how she would get catcalls and boys would make nasty surly remarks at her. her friends would notice that melania would pull up inside of herself and look ahead, as if she didn't hear it. >> reporter: she immersed herself in her studi

the assailant, a 36—year—old man, described as being from the former yugoslavia, then jumped off a nearbyad a history of mental problems. armed police patrolled the scene. and witnesses we spoke to said that they heard helicopters overhead. germany is on high alert for terror attacks. memories are still fresh of the lorry that drove into a christmas market, in berlin, in december. but the authorities have been clear not to describe this incident as terrorism. the man has been arrested and police are investigating, as the station and the city start returning to normal. caroline davies, bbc news. britain's aid programme in libya could be harming vulnerable migrants, according to a new report. the independent commission for aid impact said there was a risk that britain's support was leading to more migrants being detained and denied a right to asylum. here's our diplomatic correspondent james landale. last year some 180,000 migrants and refugees made the perilous crossing from libya to italy. almost 5000 died in the attempt. hundreds of thousands of others remained trapped in libya. britain'

a 36—year—old man from the former yugoslavia, suffers from psychological problems, according to duesseldorflled for "do not resuscitate" notices to be replaced with orders that offer a range of treatments. currently, "do not resuscitate" orders instruct medical professionals not to use intensive and invasive treatments if a patient‘s heart stops beating or they stop breathing. a british medicaljournal article says a number of options should be discussed with patients instead. makers of game of thrones announced the show will return for its seventh season injuly. the show will return for its seventh season in july. fans the show will return for its seventh season injuly. fans watched an online video to see a block of ice being melt to see the air date which will be 17th july in being melt to see the air date which will be 17thjuly in the uk. it is the latest the show has aired as filming was delayed due to a lack of wintry conditions! that's a summary of the latest bbc news — more at 9.30. thank you. you're getting in touch on school subjects being dropped. jonathan said, "i studied gcse ast

mike was a naval aviator with service in iraq and yugoslavia got out, went to law school, was the 100 13th president of the harvard law review. left to their and clerked for stephen breyer on the supreme court. went from there and was an assistant u.s. attorney for the eastern district of virginia. went from there to the wmd commission where he got involved in things like, how she would restructure the fbi and something called the national security branch. and so you see some interesting parallels between some careers and are just wanted to share that with you, and also to say with a sort of background that we know we get with our director of the fbi and with mike, we are very lucky to have people like that willing to serve. so thank you both. [applause] >> i just wish that when we stood up my head was parallel to jim's? five-foot ten mac -- five-foot ten. thank you for those comments and i think all of us really do alle you and i would ask a round of applause for an american public servant who has been through, has had an incredible career and has been in the midst of one of the most

became yugoslavia after the a e world war.er two years i immigrated to thea re uterse. i didn't say good-bye. >> reporter: at chef and ier fa. >> mnya, they grew up books and tife has changed for t di. of the history of the aini or snow family. in italian, there's a saying, there's always room for an extra chair at the table. [ singing ] >> lydia is here with the bastianich family. good morning, everybody. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> it's nice to see you. it's great to have you here. chicken and potatoes. it wouldn't be sunday night without them. tell me about the importance of this dish. >> this dish goes back to grandma and her mother. i think chicken is not expensive. some potatoes on the side. some greens and onions. and you have yourself the best meal. this, when they come over to the house, chicken and potatoes. >> what did you teach the kids about the kitchen? >> to be simple. and to use the fresh things. and to be good. >> are you proud of the family? >> i'm very happy to be -- to have this kind of family. i'm

moments earlier just before 9:00 p.m. 36-year-old man from kosovo and the former yugoslavia started attacking passers-by at random police said with an ax. at least nine people were wounded. some seriously. no one was killed. the station was shut down, cordoned off by police, emergency vehicles on the scene. passenger bruno macedo was on a train at the time and listening to reports. >> there was a crazy guy with an ax there and the station is >> reporter: a short time later police saying the suspect had tried to escape by jumping off an overpass near the station. suffering serious injuries and taken to the hospital. countries across europe are at a heightened state of alert after the string of terror attacks over the past two years including several in germany, the december attack in berlin when a truck drove into a christmas crowd killing 12 and last summer an afghan teen carried out an ax attack on a train and isis claimed responsibility. the police here have said that there are no links to terrorism. they said that the man was a lone attacker suffering from what they called a psychiatric em

the suspect is from former yugoslavia and has mental health problems. in chianna, the governor of the rate shouldae yuan be relatively steady. rates will best based on the domestic economy. the u.k. has been warned that a post brexit trade deal with the european union could take more than a decade to conclude. the danish foreign minister reckons an agreement could be 15 years in the making. in response to recent may said she is still working for the planned two year time >> tables for negotiations. >>that is the timetable that the european union is working to. if i am optimistic that we can achieve a good and comprehensive free trade deal with the european union, why am i optimistic about that? because it is not just what is in the u.k.'s interest that is about what is in the interest of the european union. nejra: meanwhile, the u.k. foreign secretary boris johnson says it would not be reasonable for the e.u. to expect for them to accept a vast bill to settle liabilities brexit after. he expects the tab to be 60 billion euros. global news 24 hours a day

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he is a 36-year-old man from the former yugoslavia, germany. the suspect acted alone and aparentally has mental problems. >>> a criminal investigation into the nude photo scandal is widening to include all branches of the military. and there's new reports that the explicit photos of female service members may have been posted on social media accounts well beyond the original facebook page. gabe gutierrez is following the story for us. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the naval criminal investigative service is looking into the allegations that have shocked veterans across the country. the widening investigation, including all branches of the military and potentially many more victims than we first thought. this morning, the scandal shaking the marine corps is growing. it started with nude photos of more than two dozen female service members, surfacing in a private facebook group, called marines united, with nearly 30,000 members. now, according to a report from business inside photos extend beyond the marine corps and one facebook group

we've accepted more than 150,000 refugees from the former yugoslavia. over 100,000 soviet jews who were escaping the persecution of their religion, looking for freedom, came to the united states. many of these refugees were fleeing regimes hostile to our country. some argued that spies and other hostile elements could be hidden amongst them. think about the hundreds of thousands who came from communist-controlled cuba into the united states. were they subject to extreme vetting? no. they were people who said we've come here looking for freedom, and we opened our doors, and they have made us a better country because of it. the united states was not frightened by the fearmongers when it came to these refugees joining us in the united states. and we shouldn't be today. let's be clear, refugees coming to our country this day are the most carefully vetted and investigated of all travelers to the united states. before a refugee is admitted to the united states, they have to pass careful, rigorous security screening. all of that screening takes place before th