terrorism michel it's all those cases tested the already strained relations between berlin and ankara she was arrested earlier this year and what human rights groups are calling a targeted crackdown on free speech in turkey among those also arrested as another turkish german journalist and his huge l. remains behind bars. free at last. after being held in a turkish prison for seven months michelle can finally embrace her family members again back in april she was arrested in her istanbul apartment and taken to a women's prison her three year old son also spent time with her behind bars. we followed her to her lawyers office michel and told me once to say a few words to the media. i am very happy but also very exhausted this is been a huge circus that i still have to process i believe in the coming days i will get a clearer idea of what actually happened and be able to say more. michel atolls trial is set to continue in april but going to germany is not an option for michele if she still faces charges in turkey and was only released on the condition that she doesn't leave the country she i

with turkey also coming up. turkish german journalist michel or two who said set to walk free that's after it and istanbul court orders her release and that of five others but they still face terror charges will get you the very latest and austria's new chancellor is sworn into office having a race between coalition he's pledged to get tough on immigration but downs that turned out in protest. i'm well arrakis a pleasure to have you with us turkey has released german journalist masella to go after nearly eight months in prison but german officials say she has only been let go on the condition that she doesn't leave the country to who was charged with being a member of a terrorist organization and publishing terrorist propaganda following a failed military coup in july twenty sixth. a day of celebration for mashallah tolu supporters and legal team after more than seven months in custody in turkey the judge has decided to release the thirty three year old german on bail. now i am happy again but this has been a bad year for me i certainly won't forget twenty seventeen it will help me m

4:00". on your side. michelle: right in out at 4:00, abc7 following two developing stories. a massive apartment fire that left dozen displaced less than a week before christmas. firefighters struggled with this one. that is coming up in a moment. jonathan: but first we start off with salacious details with a traffic stop from overnight. michelle: a commissioner bar raiding the police officer who pulled him over and charged with d.u.i. and resisting arrest. michelle: a bizarre sequence of events in oxon hill. stephen tschida has the story. stephen: yeah, michelle, we caught up with paul transom here at the metro station 20 minutes ago. he is making his way home spending the night in lock-up. the commiter from ward 8 acknowledges e this is how he responded when i asked him whether or not he had urinated on the floor of the police station and told the officers to clean up, whether he barricaded himself in a bathroom until the officers had to break in and remove him. and whether he peppered those officers with racial slurs. this is how he responded. take a listen. >> did i use the

. michelle: an ntsb go team is on the way. abc7 team coverage begins with lindsey mastis who has more of the emergency call. lindsey: radio transitions from amtrak moments after the crash. panic of what just transpired. from the air, you can see how jumbled the cars are as they derailed. one dangling down over the highway below. several vehicles were hit. the wheels were ripped off some of the vehicles -- some of the cars as they derailed. tonight we know all the dead were on board that train. another 77 people were taken to hospitals. state troopers tell us no one on the ground was killed. listen closely to how an amtrak employee on that train describes what happened. >> we are coming over the corner. on the ground. >> is everybody okay? >> i'm still figuring that out. we have cars everywhere. down on to the highway. lindsey: this is a new train route for this train. today's voyage was the inaugural run. part of a $181 million project. the ntsb will no doubt take a close look at the project as well as interviewing and operating the amtrak train. you can see a live picture of what is goi

michelle tafoya. >> michelle: thank you, russell. you guys have lost two in a row at home. the eagles come in riding a nine-game winning streak. what kind of attitude did you and this team bring to the game? >> we knew we had to play great football. we had to stay the course and come out strong. that was one of the things we really wanted to focus on and finish strong. i thought the defense for us did a really good job tonight. carson has been playing great all year, and we were able to make some plays and do some special things. and then i thought we responded really well. i thought our responses, when they scored, we came back and scored and made some key plays. the guys played great all night. it cou better. >> michelle: you made repplay after play with your feet. you were running around all night long. how do you explain your defenders? >> it was guys just believing we could find a way to make a play. even mike davis stayed with me. i was trying to get the first down and then he pops out of nowhere. a great player. those are things we work on but we also trust and we know. >> mich

. michelle: thank you. the i-66 toll lane include a real-time information on how much tolls will cost. you can see the information on the screen. you see the side-by-side with the live picture of the actual cost. $8.50 is what folks are paying now. express lane on i-95, i-395 and the beltway have a similar system to let you check prices ahead of time. "7 on your side" team has posted a link to both of the websites online. you can find it on the news app. >> new information on the deadly shooting of a mclean man. the police chief says a dash cam in one of the department cruisers recorded the shooting. he was shot on november 17 after the police say he hit another vehicle and led officers on a chase that ended along g.w. parkway. the chief ed rossler wants the video released once the f.b.i. is finished investigating the shooting. day of chaos that turned deadly. now d blasted the police response to the violent crashes in charlottesville the city leaders will be told how they can improve. the u.s. attorney will make his recommendations at 7:00 tonight. the public will also be allowed to weigh

michelle a total can finally embrace her family members again back in april she was arrested in her istanbul apartment and taken to a women's prison her three year old son also spent time with her behind bars we follow her to her lawyers office michelle a total wants to see a few words to the media. i am very happy but also very exhausted this is been a huge circus that i still have to process i believe in the coming days i will get a clearer idea of what actually happened and be able to say more. but going to germany is not an option for michele if she still faces charges in turkey and was only released on the condition that she doesn't leave the country german researcher shadow god is in a similar situation in general two thousand and sixteen he signed a petition together with more than a thousand other academics urging the turkish government to end violence in kurdish areas now the eric used of engaging in terrorist propaganda for the bad kurdish workers party. he lost his job as a university professor and cannot leave the country. if asked i'm stranded here. it's my life has bee

there michelle michelle good evening to you are we going to see michelle that's the question there yes all right good evening to you michelle first of all let's listen to how the white house is trying to explain this read tweeting route. whether it's it's a real video the threat is real and that is what the president is talking about that's what the president is focused on is dealing with those real threats and those are real no matter how you look at it so it doesn't matter you have been taking. a look i'm not talking about the nature of the video you're focusing on the wrong thing the threat is real and that was the white house press secretary basically saying that it doesn't matter if the videos are real what matters is the the message there i mean is that how you understood that. basically we're hearing it doesn't matter if the videos are fake what matters is that the threat is real. that is exactly what i understood from listening to the video and what she said basically is that the you know this regard whether the tweets are accurate or not the key point is that the message donal

officers collide working an investigation in mitchellville, maryland. michelle: this is on lottsford drive outside of the beltway in prince george's county not far from fedex field. abc7's brianne carter arrived on the scene a short time ago. what are the police saying happened there? brianne: the traffic behind us flowing again. it was closed off as they were investigating what happened with police. here is what we know. three police officers taken to the hospital after two police vehicles collided here this afternoon. we do know it was an ongoing investigation about 1:30 this afternoon. the officers were in this area. as part of the investigation, when somehow the two police vehicles collided. now no word tonight on the severity of those three officers injures. what we do know is about a quarter mile down lottsford road there was a silver sedan up in an embankment with the doors wide vehicle is believed to be part of this ongoing investigation. because this is an ongoing investigation the police are not saying much of this. they were in the area as part of this and we wil

boost u.s. manufacturing? or maybe look into how small business omnipotent michelle is skyrocketing duer to the president's slashing of onerous growth-killing regulations? and by the way, another question. why does it take a group like judicial watch to beat so many of you in the media to stories about the mueller investigation? you know, where are your foia requests. or maybe you only dig deep when it can hurt the president? i don't know. and since it looks like they have gotten nothing on the president and the war on men is already back firing, expect them to deploy even more desperate tactics in the new year. and that's the angle. so how about it? are the democrats badly overplaying their hand here? let's throw that up for discussion with my first two guests, fox news corinther and 2012 presidential candidate herman cain in georgia and antwon see wright is here with me in washington. all right, herman, let's talk to you about this. a democratic congresswoman now in kansas city. she is out. 12-year old claim against her that was settled in a mediation. and then you have the other

michelle. >> we're already -- >> laura: the pope. you lost me. losing me on the translation. that didn't work. let's go to melania versus michelle. the left will do anything to prop up michelle obama. she looks at a store window and they say the economy is like growing because michelle looked at a store window. meanwhile, melania is the most incredible awesome person. funny, smart, humble. they try to take it away from her. >> a new poll. you'll love this. still not as popular as mitchell obama. she's like one point beneath her in popularity. mitchell obama is the beyonce of politics. >> laura: look at that poll. 53 -- >> it's so close. >> laura: that's the unfavorable. >> michelle obama only has her by two points. here's the problem. we are we making first ladies compete with each other? why are we politicizing two figures -- >> laura: because they hate the trumps. anybody that supports trump and melania is incredible and they can't stopped that. >> all that matters to the american taxpayer, michelle obama had 24 people costing a million dollars. melania has four people costing us $487,

saying while all of this is unfolding. reporting live, richard reeve, abc7 news. michelle: i'm michelle marsh at the abc7 life desk. developing on the hill tonight, the framework for a final g.o.p. tax plan. here is what we know so far. president said 21% corporate tax rate is okay. that is down from 35%. before negotiations he said 20% was the red line. the top income tax rate for the highest salary would drop from 40% to 37%. there are reports the stand would be $750,000. point out the details are hard to come by for now as this is a tentative deal between the house and the senate. news of the deal coming hours after the senate minority leader chuck schumer called on republicans to hold off on the tax bill. we will have much more on this as a vote nears. that is the latest from the "live desk." i'm michelle marsh, back to you. [cheers & applause] alison: that is doug jones supporters going absolutely wild at a bar in mobile. parties exploded into cheers across alabama when networks started calling the race for the democrats. jones is the first democrat sent to the senate from alabama

court in turkey has released a turkish german journalist pending trial for terrorism michelle otoh lose case was tested or has tested the already strained relations between berlin and her total who was arrested earlier this year in what human rights organizations have called a targeted crackdown on free speech in turkey. michelle a total can finally embrace her family members again she'd been in a women's prison since april when she was arrested in istanbul her three year old son also spent time with her behind bars. police i'm very happy but also very exhausted and this is been a huge circus that i still have to process. leave in the coming days i'll get a clear idea of what actually happened and be able to say more. but told those new freedom only goes so far turkish authorities have refused to return her passport the charges against her membership in a left wing group turkey considers a terrorist organization remain her trial is still set for spring for the german government to those release is a good sign but not a final resolution. and as. we aren't in place yet where we can s

that you want to ask michael. sure so i know michel that you said that we need everyone in this movement we need tweeters we need funders we need protesters talk about what folks you think need to do in this age of trump in this age of resistance to continue to be in a good conflict to continue to be a good sister against this whole entire. grievance. you know we were jimmy a thank you and. so appreciate your work as well so thank you for joining us. you know i weirdly have known donald trump on and off for many many years because of my previous relationship and the business that i ran with russell simmons and donald and russell were friends and donald actually wrote the forward to russell's first two books many many years ago and so i got a chance to be around donald over the years and and this man is as vicious as nasty as a sexist massaging is to grace a comma phobic behind the scenes as he is and as a u.s. president and so what i see happening during this time is that donald in his own you know national security adviser h.r. mcmaster not the one who's been indicted but the n

. >> michelle obama had the same problem and she was talking about food. do you know what? ivanka trump is not steve bannon and even if seen bannon was speaking at your stool are you supposed to expose your kids to different viewpoints doesn't mean they're being brain washed in one hour from one person. just let it happen, that's what school is all about it's not a big deal. ivanka trump is not the enemy and neither was michelle obama. dagen: chuck people need to get over themselves. i wait for gary b. to be like when i was a kid and this guy showed up at my school, i'm joking sorry gary b. these people have the right to do whatever they want to do with their kids. that's the greatest thing you can control, the only control you have over their kids is when they are little so you can explain to them whatever you want to explain to them that you own them for just a little bitten joy that. the boys are coming this weekend for christmas and i can't wait. dagen: [laughter] john? >> gary b. is right . the outrage is wrong here. you're mad because your guy didn't get elected president so you pull

stepping back and cross training and will stay in the octagon. michelle: plot twist. lasthan: coming up next, airlines had solved their christmas scheduling error. now we are learning how much it will cost that airline. >> it is extremely painful. michelle: lasers pointed at a police helicopter. they were angry. what does it feel like? like? does fearless age? or does it simply grow... stronger? fearless looks a little different to us all. but with a new carefirst medplus medigap plan, you can find yours. call now to speak with a medigap specialist in your area, and discover the strength and security of a plan with low affordable rates, and the option to add dental and vision coverage. even a fitness program at no extra cost. call a medigap specialist now to learn more. and get the support to find the answers, to every fearless question. carefirst medplus. live fearless. michelle: a man in britain pleaded not guilty to encouraging terrorists to target prince george. authorities say he sent a photo of the prince next to the silhouette of a terrorist with the message -- even the royal fam

up another dollar. $6.50. it's very fluid. michelle: transportation is a big issue in virginia. we have terry mcauliffe's thoughts on transportation. >> transportation is the big issue in the d.m.v. and in a wide-ranging interview with terry mcauliffe we talked about everything from i-66 to the situation there today and dedicated source of revenue for metro. it's been issues since the metro inception. finding way to pay for trains and the infrastructure. former transportation secretary ray la hood is to issue a report commissioned by the governor on the radical changes to the transit agen hundreds of millions in the dedicated dollars each from virginia, maryland and d.c. mcauliffe says he has put in $125 million funding recommendation for what he calls the commonwealth fare share in -- fair share in the next budget. but the maryland officials want to see details first. >> i have put the money, the dedicated funding is in the budget but it's contingent that the other jurisdictions put a fair share. >> la hood is pended to recommend $500 million for additional funding for metro. wher

. melinda: thank you to all of you for joining us today. thank you to you out ♪ michelle: a very warm welcome to "fokus on europe." i'm michelle henery. germany is in the midst of a political crisis, one that the country has not experienced since the federal republic was formrmed after world war ii. for the first time, there will be no new govevernment in berl. after eight weeks, governmentt coalitioion talks, aimimed t forming a so-called jamaa-cocoalitn of c chrtian democrats, liberals, and the greensns, have collalapsed. >> we e believe we were on a ph where we couldld havreached an agrereement, said d chancellor

adelante, los chilenos eligieron a piÑera como sucesor de michelle bachelet. fÉlix: también tenemos informaciÓn sobre la posible nueva moneda de venezuela. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [hombre] alerta $160 princessexpo. no es muy común pero sí la hice. verifique. waooo! [niña] ¡tíoooo! !vinisteeee! [hombre] estás hermosa. ¡lista! [niña] ¡!vamos!! ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ arantxa: los chilenos salieron a votar la segunda vuelta electoral y eligieron a sebastiÁn piÑera como sucesor de la presidenta michelle bachelet. desde santiago de chile, pablo monsalvo nos hace un recuento. pablo: habiÉndose conocido los resultados, ya sean oficiales las proyecciones . sebastiÁn piÑera, ex presidente de chile y candidato a la segunda vuelta se impuso con una contundente y clara superioridad ante alejandro guillÉn. el presidente nuevo en chile y esto es lo que decÍa Él esta maÑana cuando se preparaba para emitir su voto. >> estamos tranquilos y contentos, esperamos los resultados de esta elecciÓn con mucha humildad y con mucha esperanza. pablo: mi espalda se pueden apreciar los festejos del flama

story from here. >> nice to meet you. >> fairfield's michelle caldwell was going out holiday shopping this past weekend when her money was swiped by an atm. it was literally all the money i had for christmas, she wrote. i have no money. this is the atm. it's located at the us bank in fairfield. >> their atm malfunctions and it printed me out a receipt saying they couldn't return my deposit and tey couldn't put my deposit in the bank and i had to calling a 1-800 number. i called the number immediately and they told me that i had to file a claim and it would be ten days before i got my money back. i said, well, you know, christmas is in eight days, right? i have four kids i have to provide christmas for. that was all my money. i'm a single mom. i need my money. >> uh-oh. we met up with michelle at her workplace today. she's a caregiver in this fairfield home. everyone here was rooting for michelle and her family. now, michelle went down to the local bank branch, made phone calls and went to my facebook page too. after seeing her note, we talked with michelle, then the bank and the next

working on it. must press the faster you think stuff from president michel i wouldn't you know exclusive interview. by guy by any eyes on it features. some of my ex in the future crocker was kaiser. trump benefit. very much from the existing plurality system because he was so different from the other candidates if you took any one of those mainstream candidates and you put him in a head to head contest with trump. that other candidate might well of want. to. take credit as one of the basic instruments to drive an economy. and in this. many lives have been broken my picks the banks got. welcome back to beirut it was the mediterranean sea which has been the secret of lebanon's trading prosperity through the ages let's get back to our exclusive interview with president michel i would mr president some twenty seven years ago you were forced out of of this palace and into exile a year ago you were elected by a massive majority of the lebanese parliament as president how satisfying was it for you personally to return to this place with such a democratic mandate. i had to contain schr

the alternative nobel prize. on michelle henery welcome to the program. a dramatic turn of events in washington former u.s. national security advisor michael flynn has pled guilty to charges that he lied to the f.b.i. prosecutors say flynt. covered his contacts with russia after donald trump stick to rape and last year's presidential election reports also suggest flynn said a senior member of trump's team directed him to talk to russian officials. michael flynn leaving court in washington d.c. to cries of lock him up from protesters those words hark back to last year when flynn led chance for then democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton to be sent to jail. flynn said a senior member of the trump transition team directed him to make contact with russian officials. when confirmed u.s. media reports say that senior member is u.s. president donald trump's son in law jarrett coercion or if true the investigation would move much closer to trump himself democratic lawmakers have reacted with renewed calls for the investigation to include more people linked to the president you

. reporter michelle miller has >>> a big discovery from nasa. it teamed up with going toll find a new planet in the solar system that's similar to earth's. >> reporter michelle miller has the new research in artificial intelligence. >> reporter: in the never ending search for life beyond earth, nasa scientists have uncovered the only other 8- planet solar system they know of that circles a sun. with help from google and their machine learning computer software scientists analyzed thousands of data points captured from this nasa planet hunting space telescope the keppler. that data helped researchers discover this new planet, keppler 90-i. >> having all this data for scientists is like trying to drink from a firehose. >> reporter: this astronomer says it was the way it was discovered that has scientists buzzing and makes their job easier. >> the google ai system has been able to search through the pile of information faster than humans have been able to. if you think about the analogy of the number of stars in a galaxy, being like the number of sand grains on a beach, it's as if we hav

current president michelle bachelet this leftist polish and wasn't really happy with the program that was presenting but they're doing everything to stop the year after from being a president in chile again so that is why we can see that this has been tightening up and they are very very close to each other right now. if this trend continues of the results going or leaning in favor of what could that mean for chile. well. people used to say that this would change chile current. the ways and the reforms that michel bachelet have to have have been doing in the past few years i can legalize ng abortion in certain circumstances and also taxing corporations for higher education to be free but to be honest both candidates are leading more in to the. right. has been promising in the last couple of weeks that he will actually continue with free higher education and even maybe broaden this so to be honest what experts say is that you want to see a big change in chile things might just say kind of the same i mean obviously has a more. liberal and he might he might maybe make it easier for investmen

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. >> i feel happy and proud and full of holiday cheer. >> reporter: michelle and ziggy feel a sense of christmas accomplishment under bright lights. >> definitely proud. we like to celebrate the holidays. >> reporter: she just found out she won second place in hyattsville 2017 holiday decorating contest. we talked to her on the front porch. >> it was pretty cool to be honored with this award. >> reporter: the first-place house has candy canes and rainbow lights. this one, a large bow over the front door. >> there's been a lot more decorations this year. it's kind of fun to just drive around and see all the lights. >> reporter: the judges recognize michelle's creativity with the snowballs, reindeer, icicle lights, a penguin, oh, and you can't forget snoopy. >> i think snoopy brings us back to our childhood. >> reporter: michelle put up her lights a couple weeks ago. she climbed this ladder and wrapped them around this tree. people who drive around here and her neighbors like her dedication and christmas spirit. >> you can see a lot of these homes are quiet around here. she's loud with h

this now with cnn diplomatic correspondent michelle kosinski. michelle, here's a screenshot. this is the final vote today. 128 countries voted in favor of the resolution. 35 countries abstained and only nine countries voted against it. these are very dramatic results other than israel, our biggest allies either voted against the u.s. or didn't vote at all. are you surprised by today's events? >>, you know, it was a stunning rebuke. and remember it started on monday in the u.n. security council when the u.s. stood absolutely alone on this. now today they did get some more support. i mean there were people that voted against this that we weren't sure they would. they were more abstentions maybe than we thought we'd see. there were rumblings that canada and australia would abstain, even though some of these countries that abstained, they're not going to move their embassies to jerusalem. so the u.s. was not completely alone here. they did have some support even if it was just in the form of abstention. but it's a big deal, obviously. and when you think about it there was another vote in

eu's chief negotiator michel barnier says a transition after brexit will help both europe and the uk adjust to the new relationship. but mr barnier stressed the transition should be time—limited ending in december 2020. the deadline set by the commission is shorter than the two years the british prime minister had initially envisaged. mr barnier said he expected the uk would eventually move to a deal similar to that signed by canada. but not with a free trade agreement in financial services. in response mrs may said mr barnier was setting out his ‘opening position'. here's the uk's political editor laura kuenssberg. she made it this far. the prime minister leaving her house today for work. still in number ten after a year when that did not always looks certain. are you looking forward to a break, prime minister? no easy answers on how government's biggestjob, how we leave the eu. can the government have the trade deal ready before we leave? that is what we are working to and that is what i believe we can do. everybody wants to know on what basis they are going to be operating

well. >> i'm joined by michelle goldberg, a columnist for new york times. john furk, republican strategist and david masteo, usa today's director. i have to go to you, david. that is about the strongest, toughest news editorial, unsigned editorial, speaking for your newspaper i have seen you guys run. >> i think it is the. sur certainly we often do not speak with such fire. "usa today" tries to be a practical centrist newspaper, and we try to keep our fire reasoned and -- and focused on the issues. but with donald trump there has become such a glaring and growing character issue that we felt it was time to speak with a little bit of a louder voice. >> what do you make of trump's sinatra-esque, i remember when a columnist went after him, max ien cheshire i think it was, he called her a $2 hooker, that kind of language when you disagree with them politically or editorially, he seems to have that quirk, his mind thinks like that. how would you describe your critique of him in that manner? >> sometimes it is hard to see whether his mind thinks at all. he just -- he just reacts from

escape police arrest for georgian leader michel shock us really but are forced to free him by angry supporters now he's marching to parliament to demand the resignation of a president he says is soft on corruption and bring you the latest from our correspondent also coming up. german foreign minister is ignore gabrial urges europe to be less dependent on the united states is says it's time for europe to become more assertive in the world. plus a fresh twist in the trunk russia tsonga u.s. investigator robert muller demands that georgia bank released data want to count held by president trump that's just part of miller's probe into russia's influence on the presidential election. i'm sara harman welcome to the show it's good to have you with us. chaotic scenes on the streets of kiev today that's after police tried to arrest mikhail saakashvili he's the former georgian leader who's become an anti corruption campaigner in ukraine and a thorn in the side of president petro poroshenko police detained saakashvili but were forced to free him again when his supporters surrounded a van holdi

months in a turkish prison authorities released the german journalist michel a total but say she is not allowed to leave the country. i bring coffee it's good to have you with us it was billed as a yes. speech on the united states' new national security strategy but president donald trump offered many familiar messages in a major foreign policy speech today that included chastising past u.s. leaders for failing to protect america's national interest and promising to pursue a doctrine of america first outlining his new strategies for main pillars trump valent to boost homeland protection promote american prosperity demonstrate military strength and advance u.s. influence in the world. we want to go now to washington our correspondent carsten phenomena is on the story for worse good evening to you karsten trump launching a blistering attack on previous leaders policies in that speech what did you make of. this was a very dark speech almost election campaign speech harking back to his inaugural address almost a year ago when he was also talking about the forgotten men and women in this

sebastian pinera signals a move to the right. michel therrien this is. also coming up official results are expected to state election as the prime minister's party looks set to hold on to his home state of. the us recognition of jerusalem as israel's capital to the united nations and we could soon know who south africa's ruling a.n.c. party will choose as its new leader to replace jacob zuma. but again with breaking news out of afghanistan an attack is under way at a military training center in kabul gunman stormed a partially constructed building near an intelligence training center this is in the west of the city a government spokesman says the attackers are battling al. and security forces and reinforcements have been dispatched we'll continue to follow that developing story for you. chile has become the latest latin american country to shift to the political right by electing conservative billionaire sebastian pinera as president you know easily overcame his center left opponent in the runoff vote it's the second time he's been elected to lead america to see a new miniport some santiag

strike against westminster rule michele field the news and the head of a special hearing of the u.k. home affairs committee with bosses at facebook google and twitter ask or for dr christopher john or why he thinks we should celebrate social media as part of a second winning still. going on today is going on the ground for us to some of the most important numbers on earth today six individuals rather than a system appear in a london court over alleged manipulation of the euro interbank offered rate or euro bore what is it well it's an average interest rate charged by euro zone banks it relates only to unsecured loans in euro's unlike libel law which is linked to deals worth four hundred fifty thousand thousand million dollars that's a figure revised down from eight hundred trillion dollars by u.k. authorities either way all that money was conceivably traded on alleged fraud human rights switzerland's u.b.s. was fined that's the new two thousand eight hundred trillion swiss banking giant u.b.s. agreed wednesday to pay five hundred forty five million dollars to settle a probe by u.s.

: michelle, her mother, their three dogs and a gold fish are now living in a hotel room directly across the mobile home park, where they called home more than a decade. she and her mother are some of the lucky few whose home inside the park wasn't damaged by the fire. although the homes across from hers are nothing but a pile of twisted metal and trash. >> we have a perfectly good home we could live in, so i don't know why they're not doing anything to fix our, temporarily fix our infrastructure. >> reporter: but santa rosa's debris task force leader says it's just not that easy. >> the reality is a lot of infrastructure is destroyed everything from electrical to water to sewer. >> reporter: michelle is able to get inside her home, but can't live there, and she says it's hard to get in the holiday spirit. >> when i was at the house i pulled out the christmas decorations and lights and then got kind of depressed and just left. >> reporter: this year the holidays will be spent at this hotel room. a room fema will pay for for the next 18 months. michelle said she and her mother looked for a pl

turkish german journalist imprisoned in istanbul but she must remain in the country michel two who is charged with terror offenses. you've been watching the news online and on behalf of the entire news team thank you so much for spending this part of your day with us ben faisal and is up next. we speak different languages we fight for different things that's fine but we all stick up for freedom freedom of speech and freedom of press. giving freedom of choice global news that matters d. w. made for minds. meet the germans new and surprising new aspects of lines and culture in germany. us american keep take a look at germany dissing chrissy's at their traditions every day lives and language can just come out of my lungs and so on. good. liquor centric i am going to d.w. dot com the germans. at. tax evaders be way the e.u. launches an investigation into ikea's financial deals in europe a complicated web of financial trickery or is everything above board. globe. markets rally u.s. president donald trump's corporate tax cuts could be signed into law this week. and after the world's busiest

and many questions have been asked over whether it could have been avoided berlin's mayor michel going to offer words of condolence as you know great at the memorial this is a place that everyone who you can choose to grieve. to have a place to come to to commemorate those. killed to you. see we have the names of all of those who died. it is a signal that we're sending out crosses all religious and national boundaries as well and this gash commemorates. the attacks of the cold but we want to overcome this wound in our society we do not want to be divided by terrorism and hatred and this is why moral plaque is also a symbol of teller and taller and we owe that to the victims not just in berlin but across the globe and let's bring in thomas sparrow he is at the scene of last year's attack thomas as we saw a moving ceremony earlier with the mayor what has been happening at the moment. there's an eerie feeling here sumi an uncomfortable silence in a place that is normally full of people willing to celebrate christmas wanting to drink mulled wine or eat a sausage which is completely s