he said christopher was a lot more upset than that. >> christopher made comments that his parents are going to pay for sending him, taking years out of his life. >> reporter: when they took a closer look at christopher's more recent history. they could easily see his improved behavior wasn't exactly lasting. even girlfriend juliette's influence couldn't keep christopher from slipping up. yes he went back to college after he returned from samoa, but soon dropped out. he did form a company. but the company folded. >> he didn't seem to be motivated. >> reporter: yeah. >> we fried to get him to stay in jobs. nothing seemed to be working. >> reporter: what john sutton didn't know was that his son had gone back to the one job he seemed to be good at -- selling drugs. nor did he know that christopher's friend, garrett kopp was one of his best clients. kopp it turned out had been buying and sometimes reselling the drugs, mostly marijuana and xanax. and he and christopher spent plenty of time sampling the goods according to the prosecutor kathleen hogue. >> is wasn't just drug deals. they hung

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one has to wonder, is this now -- and christopher steele, is that where this is leading to? >> the first guy that bruce ohr talks to after he meets with christopher steele is andy mccabe. called him up and then meets with him an page. all of the key people at the fbi knew what was going on before they take the dossier to the court. they knew ohr's involvement. they knew who paid for the dossier, and they knew the guy who wrote it, christopher steele, had told bruce ohr that he was desperate to stop trump. we don't believe they conveyed any of that critical

one has to wonder, is this now -- and christopher steele, is that where this is leading to? >> the first guy that bruce ohr talks to after he meets with christopher steele is andy mccabe. called him up and then meets with him an page. all of the key people at the fbi knew what was going on before they take the dossier to the court. they knew ohr's involvement. they knew the guy who wrote it, christopher steele, had told bruce ohr that was desperate to stop trump. we don't believe they conveyed any of that critical information

raised exhaust pipe and obligatory paddle doesn't exactly fill christophe with confidence. but i will let it float or won't it's fine and he wonders now comes the exciting part here we go and some very important to insert the navigation right here at the rear especially when travelling at night then christophe gets in and balanced down the hatches. these are the levers on the doors are to seal everything off completely when it's time to head for the water once he's in will put it in neutral and engage the propellers using this stick shift. very winds and following cease. god with. us it's a strange feeling driving a car into the water. to want to sit back and floating. risk of simply can't believe. think about this. process they're. driven by it's two ships propellers the empty car can achieve a speed of six point five knots or roughly twelve kilometers an hour the propellers have to be switched off as soon as it's back on dry land without the counter pressure. the water they rotate far too fast and cause massive damage to the separate water transmission. but home for the c

christopher, thank you. christopher: you're welcome. brent: here are some of the other stories making headlines around the world. two men have appeared on russian state television claiming to be the man that british prosecutors have accused of poisoning former spy sergei skrkripal and hisis daughter. the men say they did visit the english city of salisbury, where thekripals wewere poisonened, but they were just tourists. the british government has called the interview "an insult to the public's intelligence." russian protest group pussy riot says one of its members is in a grave condition due to possible poisoning. he was hospitalized inin moscow after losing h eyesight and the ability to spe.. thee group last made headlines y disrupting all caps off perfect. that the world cup soccer final. many wororld leaders and dignitarieies have attenended te funeneral of formerr u.n. secretary-general kofi a annan. they held the veteran diplomat's record as an advocate for humanity and world peace. annan died in a swiss hospital last month at the

market which has christophe notes was evident from it. very name. explains it was called the seven seventeen because if you go around seven miles per hour and water and seventy miles per hour on land you think the cars are a great idea and should have sold like hotcakes in the land of opportunity yeah. the empty cars body was made in the northern german city of lubec with the final assembly being done in berlin production of twenty five thousand and three cars was planned but the initial reaction to the model was less than enthusiastic. comfy crista of quotes one of the first damning british m.p. car combines the qualities of an impractical car with those of an impractical motor boat he says that's cruel but unfortunately true he hasn't tried it and water yet but even on land driving down a winding roads is enough to make you seasick just a little one point one leader rear mounted engine from triumph delivers just thirty eight horsepower which doesn't make for much driving pleasure and back in one thousand sixty one the americans with their big v a

that's how he first met christopher steele. he was serving as that conduit, possibly for the government to provide this information. what i'm frayed of if we continue to chase these lines from the president where he tries to attack people, undermine their credibility, we're going to lose the forest for the trees here. i think the main focus as we talk about christopher steele is people are trying to make him out to be this boogieman, that he is some partisan who is going to campaign to destroy the president when we stop and think about who he is, this is a former or retired officer with the british service, the secret intelligence service who was retired and investigating on behalf of a client whether or not donald trump had connection was the kremlin. and he took that information. he was so concerned with what he found that he first tooktothe fbi. he didn't think they were doing enough with it, so he decided to make it public because of the time crunch running up to the election. he is a collector. in the intelligence busines

william christopher. david mark. christopher sullivan. patrick sullivan. thomas sullivan. and my brother bart joseph. what are you doing bart? we know you are looking over us every day. not a day goes by that we don't think about you we all raise the class in your memory today. and another toast next month that would have been you 50th we love you. >> to my uncle that my brother is named after him who we missed dearly. >> colleen. robert. celine. john francis. christine. ryan sweeney. kenneth swenson. kevin thomas. michael. firefighter sean patrick. rachel. hector logan. rundell. venice gerard year. donnie brooks. hilda taylor. leonard taylor. larissa taylor. sandra taylor. paul tech meyer. stanley temple. and my brother lieutenant philip scott petty letter 12 fire department we miss you tremendously, not a day goes by you are not thought of or spoken about and prayed for. we never get tired of telling stories about you. we remember you in our hearts how you will live on in our lives until the day we die. i love you phil i will talk to you later. >> and my cousin maria, it

>> christopher: based on the people that have been floated so far. taking over the rush investigation and then met whitaker. >> jessica: we are not sure about that, looks like francisco has a conflict of interest having worked the jones day. >> harris: i do want to talk about the difference between quitting and being replaced because what legal he has been talked about and i know we have judge napolitano coming up and we can asked specifically about this and is this president appointed senate confirmed, they call it a pas position. and if rosenstein actually quits, that's what this becomes in the president can then fill it because he could fill that position if a person dies, if a person resigns or is found to not be competent to perform their duties. if, in fact, the president fires the deputy attorney general, he cannot create that position for himself. he can say i'm going to fire you and then use this that allows me to fill the sea. it was interesting because those are the two possibilities and then what chris was alluding to that can be and i ta

. >> i came on holiday and i met christopher and we just hit it off. >> christopher wright, a real estate developer, lived in the same lost building as bianca's friends. there was a party in the building. bianca was invited. in one night you knew. >> yeah. yeah. >> to anyone watching, it was an on perfect match. friends and loft neighbors, david and lisa. >> she's so lovely. quirky. she brought that out in chris. >> he was a personable guy before. he was ecstatic after. >> though it was true, blind, passionate love, that drove bianca to give up everything she had known her whole life in england and moved here to utah to be with chris. six months after their laid eyes on each other, they were married. >> made me feel very safe. >> her protector. >> a man who cried through romantic movies, like "the notebook," cries like a baby from the start to end of that movie. and other romantic comedies, he's like, really? are you serious? >> it didn't take long for bianca to become firmly entrenched in loft living. >> so the lofts were full of incredibly crazy people. >> academics, airline pilots, phy

christoph: investors are bracing for a long trade war. washington's latest tariffs have kicked in for $200 billion worth of chinese goods. beijing wants to retaliate, targeting $60 billion of u.s. goods. workers in a chinese factory making flags and banners for donald trump's reelection campaign in 2020. if you want an idea of the irony in the of the trade dispute with ththe world's two biggest econo, here it is in a nutshell. the dispute has escalated dramatically between the u.s. president and his chinese counterpart, xi jinping, almost a year ago. what has happened since then and what hasn't meant for both economies? last year, the u.s. imported just over $500 billion worth of goods from china. in june, trump imposed tariff's on $50 billion worth of them. as of today, additional duties have come into effect on $200 billion worth of products. china's imports since last year totaled $129 billion, only about one quarter of the value of u.s. bound exports. china imposed duties on some $50 billion of u.s. goods. now, it has retaliated again

christopher, thank you. christopher: you're welcome. brent: now to nigeria, where navigating the waters of the nation's ports can be a perilous undertaking for fishermen because of ship wrecks on or below the surface. dw's correspondent fanny facsar has met people affected by underwater hazards and to find out why nigeria has become such a maritime dumping ground. fanny: one of the largest and busiest ports in africa, where votes -- boats and ships struggle for space. over the years it has been a dangerous waterway. ship wrecks are littering the coastline. we don't have to look for longer find them. look at this rusty ships, or rather, what is left of it. one of hundreds of other ships left behind. nigeria has become a graveyard for ships of all parts of the world. the legal way to get rid of them is to dismantle and recycle them, but that costs money. no one knows the exact number of ships contained below the water. the effects are felt more above, especially by fishermen. >> when we are working, our nets get tangled in the metal below

christopher tapp. he was no felon but he was an admitted druggie and what do you know, chris tapp had a bit of a history with ex-school resource offer now detective furhman. >> he was in trouble a time or two? >> he was. just trying to help him out. >> i trust you and hopefully you trust me, okay? >> yes, sir. >> he trusted furhman, but didn't know anything he said about angie's murder. >> if i did anything about this, i would say, but i do not know. that's the honest truth. >> having made his statement, christopher tapp went home, in the clear apparently. couple of days later, the detectives asked him to come downtown again. >> i told him i says, what are you doing? i says, this is a murder case. >> this is tapp's mother, vera, she understand what he apparently did not that her son was quite possibly talking himself into very big trouble. >> mom, i don't have anything to hide. i want to tell them that i don't know anything. >> but it didn't quite work out that way. before long, chris tapp written a st

brent: christopher, thank you. here are some of the other stories now that are making headlines around the world. the united states is marking the 17th anniversary of the september 11 attacks, in which nearly 3000 people lost her lives. ceremonies were held at the three sites targeted by islamist terrorists, including this one at the world trade center in new york city. the people of ghana are paying their final final respects to former u.n. secretetary general kofi annan. his coffin is lying in state in the capitol. the nobel peace laureate who grew up in ghana will be given a state funeral on saturday. he died in switzerland last month at the age of 80. around one million people have taken to the streets of barcelona to demand independence -- catalonia independence from spain. protesters are also calling for regional separatist leaders to be freed from prison. they are currently awaiting trial for their part in catalonia's failed bid to break away from madrid last year. tonight, hungary's prime minister viktor or

as always thank you christophe. it was the car that defined a generation and one of germany's most iconic brands but now the venerable v.w. beetles time is coming to an end wagon has announced it will finally halt production of the beetle in twenty nineteen bringing it into the car's seventy year history. a full wheeled legend it's the biggest selling car of its time with twenty two million units sold its thirty horsepower engine was the sound of germany's post-war economic boom. but it all started back in the one nine hundred thirty s. commissioned by the nazis ferdinand portia designed a cheap economical folks all people's car in one thousand thirty eight the first model was ready that many saw military service during the war but when the fighting finally stopped the v.w. beetle was back. the car sold rapidly around the world the beetle was an immediate hit in the u.s. even making it to hollywood and it broke the record after record in one nine hundred fifty five the one millionth beatle rolled off the belt involv

>> christopher: oh, i'm still quite unsure about that. um, i came here first in 1958, when it was quite different. um, everyone wore native dress. but islam is still the throbbing motor of life here. i have very tender feelings for morocco and the friendliness and courtesy of the people and the children who, you know, they don't say, "---- off, granddad," like they do in england. >> blanca: no, no, no. >> christopher: they say, "bonjour, monsieur." blah, blah, blah. >> blanca: i always feel welcome here. i never consider that this is mine. it's theirs, and they've allowed me to live here in a very nice way. and i feel recognition. they know who i am. they know who i am. >> anthony: there is a side-by-side aspect to life here that's very unusual. >> blanca: very unusual here. it's mostly, you can do whatever you want if you do it with good manners. >> anthony: but it is a sort of a station of the cross for, you know, the bad boys of culture. i mean, verlaine, rimbaud, iggy pop, the stones. >> christopher: burroughs and guyson. >> anthony:

that was christopher steele, former spy. don't forget nelly ohr, working on the phone in russian dossier. dirt on donald trump that nobody bothered to verify. the fbi was also paying for steele. they later fired him for lying and leaking in their russia investigation. now we know bruce ohr had his dirty little fingers all over this. it was bruce ohr who pushed the bush campaign opposition research. he was a hater. it was bruce ohr. it was steele. it was ohr who spread steele's phoney dossier throughout the government. it was ohr who became a back channel. 70 plus contacts of christopher steele even after he was fired for leading anti-trump leaking it to the press in this country. that means to you. it was bruce ohr who knew steele was completely bias, desperate to stop trump at all costs and that ohr wrote that steele was passionate about donald trump never being president. bruce ohr knew of the dossier was bias, would never hold up in court. he knew it was not verified or corroborated, but pushed it into the hands of strzok

and that's what they believe it means, paul manafort is m, christopher steele is christopher steele. and against what is unfolding here. taxes and et cetera, finally tonight, one sign, the molar investigation could be drawing to a right. we will will talk to jay sekulow. the special counsel will respect written answers from president trump to some questions regarding the russia probe, we will ask him his attorney jay sekulow about that in a few moments, but joining us now, it is now the number one best-selling book in the country, the russian hoax, the elicits games, clearing hillary clinton, fox news legal analyst gregg jarrett and fox news contributor sara carter, welcome both of you. i want to get to the mueller issue, let's get to the latest news. so christopher steele and bruce ohr are communicating some 70 communications, sarah, between the two of them and we have to fear that steele will be exposed, the desire to keep the firewall up, and he exposes that he expects ohr to deliver messages to robert mueller's team and now we find out that andrew weissmann was the one getting th

that was christopher steele, former spy. don't forget nelly ohr, working on the phone in russian dossier. dirt on donald trump that nobody bothered to verify. the fbi was also paying for steele. they later fired him for lying and leaking in their russia investigation. now we know bruce ohr had his dirty little fingers all over this. it was bruce ohr who pushed the bush campaign opposition research. he was a hater. it was bruce ohr. it was steele. it was ohr who spread steele's phoney dossier throughout the government. it was ohr who became a back channel. 70 plus contacts of christopher steele even after he was fired for leading anti-trump leaking it to the press in this country. that means to you. it was bruce ohr who knew steele was completely bias, desperate to stop trump at all costs and that ohr wrote that steele was passionate about donald trump never being president. bruce ohr knew of the dossier was bias, would never hold up in court. he knew it was not verified or corroborated, but pushed it into the hands of strzok

christoph: let's take a look at tesla. shares plunged today as footage emerged and ceo elon musk smoking pot in a webcast. any connection. --any connection there? julia well -- jens: well, certainly invesestos were not happy with those images, and it was not the only mishap from elon musk in recent weeks. there was the flip-flop about taking tesla private, he insulted analysts, called someone a pedophile, and now this. wall street is concerned if elon musk is the right person to l ead tesla. the head of bookkeeping quit his job. he was not even the head for even a month. the stock dropped by more than 6%. christoph: the have executives leaving and the ceo in the headlines for the wrong reasons. tesla is far away from reaching its own production goals. what do investors make of tesla these days and going forward? jens: they probably have a good product at hand, even if goldman sachs, for example, analysts earlier this week said that competition is increasing from german carmakers. this goldman sachs analyst is saying that t

christoph: jens korte in new york, thank you. argentina's central bank president has unexpectedly resigned after just three months in the position. this, after tens of thousands of people turned out to protest. a currency crisis has seen the peso lose half its value against the dollar this year. aphelion reports from when a sarah's. -- from buenos aires. reporter: thousands of people turned out to reject an austerity budget the government says it needs to secure funds from the imf. >> i am a teacher and i say no to the adjustments. i want the president to change course on these policies. >> like everyone else i'm affected by this economically. whether it is work shortages or increasing food prices. everyone is feeling it. reporter: they did valuation of the peso increases the social tension that began a few months ago with social and economic -- argentines demand the creation of new jobs, increased salaries, and for the government to change his economic path to stop asking for imf loans. analysts say the government has a clear in

you are right about bruce ohr and christopher steele. steele was on the payroll of hillary clinton and the fbi. when they fired him for being a liar, they continued to use him in connection with fbi regulations. they had bruce ohr as a conduit. the other amazing thing is, even after the president is elected, after he takes office, and for several months afterwards, they are still using christopher steele as a spy on donald trump, trying to verify the unverifiable dossier. jesse: now the big discussion is about the trump tower meeting. the allegation is that this meeting between don, jr. and this russia woman amounted to some sort of conspiracy. they don't use the word collusion. i guess the legal terminology would be conspiracy. because information is the same thing as money. i am looking at it and no information was ever give to the trump team by russia. but the hoik campaign paid for information from kremlin sources. they just washed it through an intermediary, christopher steele. isn't there a big difference between the trump tower me

christopher's brigade on the story for us tonight here in berlin christopher thank you you're welcome. or tonight hungary's prime minister viktor orban is accusing the european union of trying to blackmail his country over its treatment of migrants the european parliament is debating whether or not distinction hungary for what he calls the erosion of the rule of law if two thirds of lawmakers agree they could strip hungary of its voting rights that would be an unprecedented move here in your. the hungry and prime minister took the initiative he travelled to strasbourg to in his own words defend hungary big donor chrism asked i have come here today because you're not going to contend just the government but a nation as well. you are going to denounce hungary has been a member of the family of christian european nations for a thousand years get a fifteen year old girl for you maybe. it is the entire nation being condemned the majority of politicians don't believe so including the hungry and we will explain that to nobody attacking hungary what he's head in the in the european parliament

what are we learning what christopher steele who he would ohr about this? >> he said he was at a breakfast in jewel of 2016 and christopher steele was there. he was this ex-british spy who co compiled the dossier. russian intelligents believed they have candidate trump over a barrel suggesting that whatever reasons russian intelligence believe they hold something on candidate trump. this is what came out in his testimony and you know it does line up of course with the allegations that we previously heard from christopher steele through the dossier that he compiled. the many salacious part are unfounded. the broader notion that russia was trying to wave thive this campaign to interfere in the election. that's something that the u.s. intelligence agreed now. >> did we know if bruce ohr passed it along? >> his superiors were not aware of the extent of the contact he was having with christopher steele. this is a guy that spent at the justice department for a long time. he's no longer doing that. he was removed from the position and stripped of the responsibilit

so today christopher ranch is able to run at full production capacity. we're taking care of all of our sales and the crop per pound has stabilized. >> reporter: who else is paying $15 an hour that you know of? >> no one. >> reporter: elsie torres started a year ago and saw her annual salary go up by $4,000 a year and jesse ortega has been here longer and saw his annual pay go up by $8,000. he bought his kids new school clothes, a car and sent them on vacation to hawaii. does that make you want to stay? >> of course. >> reporter: earlier this year christopher ranch was the target of a netflix docu series alleging that the company sold garlic peeled by chinese prison laborers. christopher ranch strongly denied the allegations and since then you could say the company has had a coming out party. it has been on a push for full transparency. they're now giving public tours, showing off their once secret peeling machine that shoots jets of air into cups to strip the bulbs clean and also their computerized sorting machine that uses optical recognition to pick ou

christoph: the old economy is starting to feel the heat. germany's second-biggest lender is said to be pushed out of the blue chip index by a company which has only been around for look -- less than 20 years. it was founded in 1870 and has been in it since the beginning. it's longevity is something ishares with most of the valuable german companies in the index. a look at the top five by market value. they are hardly spring chickens. most of them were founded in the 19th century with the exception of a software provider for business. in the u.s., most of the leading companies were founded in the past few decades, and most are technology firms. the outlier, warren buffett's conglomerate berkshire hathaway. it seems like in germany the tables are starting to turn, with newbies showing the old elite how it is done these days. reporter: at munich airport, chinese travelers are known as avid wires a luxury goods just before departure. since recently they have also been able to pay with alipay or wechat, chinese payment systems. it processes the

. >> and new reporting on what christopher steele told the justice department lawyer. >> i think bruce ohr is a disgrace. >> and why the president and his allies are trying to destroy bruce ohr. >> bruce and nellie ohr are the bonnie and clyde of collusion. >> so far every indictment is unrelated to the president. >> reporter: foreign money traced to the trump inauguration fund and another guilty plea produced by the mueller probe, and donald trump's emergency visit to texas to help ted cruz. >> i call him lying ted. >> "all in" starts right now. >> donald, you're a sniveling coward. >> good evening, i'm chris says. there's a reason the president of the united states has been waging an all out public war against an obscure career civil servant -- because that civil servant reportedly had information in the summer of 2016 that russian intelligence believed "they had trump over a barrel." unless you watch fox news, you probably don't know anything about him. ohr spent a decades long career at doj prosecuting violent gangs and organized crime, developing a special focus on russian organiz

and continuing them even after the fbi fired christopher steele for wrongly leaking to the media. he does this, and he's telling senior people in the justice department, the fbi agents know, they nope bruce ohr has a conflict of interest. they are working to discredit of donald trump during the investigation and nobody puts a stop to this and nobody in the justice department seems to be curious. bruce ohr says bob mueller never called me or asked me way was up to. it's kind of like girls gone wild at the doj. there doesn't seem to be anyone at the justice department who cares about this. judge jeanine: what is the legal significance of this with ohr back channeling and bringing this information to the departments of justice. gregg: andrew weissmann was a participant in the russian hoax using a false document, the dossier, to cry to incriminate and frame donald trump for things he didn't do. weissmann, according to bruce ohr knew that christopher steele come posed it, was discredited as a liar, and the document itself was not credible. this was like a detective who frames the suspe

christopher's brigade on the story for us tonight here in berlin christopher thank you you're welcome. here are some of the other stories now that are making headlines around the world the united states is marking the seventeenth anniversary of the september eleventh attacks in which nearly three thousand people lost their lives ceremonies were held at the three sites targeted by islamist terrorists including this one and it's the world trade center in new york city the people of ghana are paying their final respects to former u.n. secretary general kofi annan on his coffin is lying in state in the capital the nobel peace laureate who grew up in guyana will be given a state funeral on thursday he died in switzerland the last month at the age of eighty around a million people have taken to the streets of barcelona to demand cattle on independence from spain to protest his time to mark catalonia as national day protesters are also calling for regional separatist leaders to be freed from prison they're currently awaiting trial for their part in catalonia has failed bid to break away from

three days later ohr meets with christopher steele. and then they open up the investigation not because of ohr and steele but because of the tip from the australian diplomat who's got george papadopoulos running around saying russians have hillary clinton's e-mails. >> the timing of that meeting is incidental. christopher steele was separately reaching out to the fbi later on in the summer and taking them the findings of the dossier, which they used to supplement the investigation they had already opened based on the information they had received about george papadopoulos. i think if you look at what the president is doing to bruce ohr, he's trying to do two things. one, he's trying to make him the latest scapegoat to discredit this investigation, the same way he's done with andy mccabe, lisa page, pete strzok. the other thing he's trying to do is he's trying to put pressure on the justice department. not just pressure on civil servants like bruce ohr but pressure on the leadership of the justice department. the thing that disappoints

christopher steele really was an anti-trump fanatic. what's most really interesting there is that bruce ohr warned the fbi whenever he turned over that dossier for their investigation that christopher steele was a politically motivated actor. you know, they have even disclosed that the dossier was funded by the democratic party and hilary clinton campaign. and despite much of that, the fbi decided to discount those warnings from bruce ohr and really went full bore in terms of using the dossier as the basis for much of its investigation into the trump campaign. jon: here's part of what the new york times reports today they say the revelation that mr. ohr engaged with mr. steele has provided the president's allies fresh fodder to attack the investigation led by robert mueller the special counsel casting it as part of vast long-running conspiracy by a deep state bent on undermining mr. trump. we still don't know the end result of robert mueller's investigation, the thinking is that he has about a week left to issue some kind of a conclusio

christopher: we have discussed the figure with our advisory committee. we have other committees that are focused on the asian region. they tell us they are comfortable with the inclusion factor, particularly as we will implement it over three charges. every subsequent charge is conditional on the charge prior doing well. shery: what will be the condition for fuller implementation that has to be met? christopher: if we will continue with the stock connect route, we will like to see more stocks coming through, availability. if we can extend our inclusion to include china a-shares is available through keep yorkie, we can see the index to the voters, fewer restrictions, and some provision of ddp for investors using the root. shery: is there a time i were not, or will it consid -- be considered after the charges? christopher: after the charges are done. we have seen if it works well for purchases. what we haven't seen if it works well for sales. we will see if everything is working fine before proceeding with phase two. shery: what about government bonds? you

brigade on the story for us tonight here in berlin christopher thank you and welcome. for the catholic church here in germany says it is distrust and a shame by the findings of a new report into the sexual abuse of children by priests the independent report which was commissioned by the church itself found that clergymen had abused or raped nearly four thousand children over seventy years starting at the end of the second world war most of the victims were boys under the age of thirteen one of them spoke to d.w. about the violence that he endured as a young choir boy. when he was eight years old little kaiser was one of the world renowned catholic choir boys in the southern german city of work he lived in a boarding school where he was sexually abused by priests for several years two years ago he shared the painful memories that still haunt him iranians but if it turns him into the prefects room. down with my pajama bottoms. head into his lap. then he thrashed me. out. i only realized later that he pleasured himself by rubbing his genitals on the back of my head. in th

i'll have more of a christopher coke but we'll have your business updates in just a matter of a bit that. he takes it personally. with all the wonderful people in stories that make the game so special. for all true fans. because more than football online climate change. least. pollution. isn't it time for good news eco and africa people and projects that are changing our lives are meant for the better it's up to us to make a difference listen to each other. the environment magazine. long t w. i think. they said goal are getting low just over six months until britain leaves the european union and it's from going to surgery some may say as a withdrawal deal is in sight she writes also the program that beneficiary is the quintessential british brand jaguar wants to ramp up production and small baki while in their factory one thousand jobs will go and as the u.s. slaps new taxes on chinese imports the premier league says the place to deal with the trade disputes is the negotiating. i'm christopher good to have you with us writing in a leading german newspaper today a british prime minister t

christophe: i think the idea is twofold. normalizeone is to .hort-term interest rates we expect to more interest rate hikes this year and two more next year. the second thing is the liquidity injections that central banks did in the past decade, including from the fed. we have to manage these two consciously in order to keep safe the economic above as much as possible 2% for the u.s. economy, for example. we know we will probably reach a peak in terms of momentum from the u.s. economy this year. the decline is negative. on the other hand, regarding the credit cycle, things are running relatively well, economic growth is up today, but only at 4% or 5%, which is quite low compared expansionaryus phase is we've experienced. the fedwhy on one hand has to heighten but on the other hand they should continue to boost the cycle in order to goodain growth reasonably above 2% which is a tricky situation for the fed. for financialn destabilization of the economic system. nejra: you expected to fall in 2019. what does that mean for the

i'm christopher walken the u.s. ambassador to germany says fox wagon and b a s f are pulling out of iran and shutting down operations richard grenell believes washington has made its influence felt however v.w. has repeated its intention to operate legally ending operations in iran would take the rao over the iran nuclear deal between the e.u. and the us to another level brussels want to maintain the deal with terror on washington once out. again returned to do business in iran last year after a seventeen year absence the german auto giant said it wanted to reestablish its business in the country it signed contracts to import several vehicle models to run other german companies like b a s f o so investing in their brand but could there be a u. turn the us ambassador to germany richard grinnell said is now exiting the market he tweeted. will comply with us dungeons on the ground. has yet to respond and neither has at least not directly the carmakers says it's complying with all the relevant and export regulations one

had fired christopher steele for leaking information. bruce ohr continues to meet with christopher steele after the mueller investigation began. i think those are important communications to see what the f.b.i. actually record when bruce ohr sat down with the f.b.i. after the mueller investigation began and he was still meeting with christopher steele. i think that is valuable information and scheduled to be released as well. i want that as soon as possible. >> lou: that the president ordered to be provided in unredacted form that will be a fascinating few days to an uncertain point in the future. congressman jim jordan as always. it's great to have you with us. thank you so much. >> good to be with you. >> lou: up next the rad dal dimms continue the push -- radical dimms continue the push to reobserve investigation into supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh. >> i would like to see an investigation done. the f.b.i. is equipped to do it. >> they need to have the facts. she has a right to have the facts be developed by a nonpartisan source

. >> and my cousin, port authority police officer christopher. chris, there are no words that come close to describing how much you are truly missed. not a day goes by that you're not remembered, and because of that your memory has been able to remain so fresh and all of our hearts and minds. i speak on behalf of the whole family and all of your friends when i say we love you, we miss you, and we will never ever forget you. all the victims and that day. god bless. [applause] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] >> and my uncle christopher. it's been 17 years but it feels like yesterday. in 11 days will celebrate your 53rd. you have missed many firsts and uams the birth of your first grandchild. he is missed every day. i'd also like to mention kenneth white. >> and my brother allen, firefighter that you were not just a brother. my mentor, my godfather and my hero. you were truly missed. you are the glue that kept the family together. you should be looking down proud of your

wasn't that the year you were born, christoph? he was the top grossing start every year from 1978 through 1982. here is a reminder of the top storieies we are following. ththe hunt is onon to find out h senior administration official wrote the anonymous "new york times" article that claims thatt age are woworking to frustrate trump's agenda inside the white house. the president has called the article treason and the author gutless full that you are watching "dw news" from berlin. after a short break, i will take you through the day. stick around for that. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] . and he is expected lines on this. they say your social life. real real. says that. people within the administration trying trying to set the agenda. in the center. changing the plays