samara: that's right. scarlet: when you look at who serves as authorized participants, they are pretty familiar names, a few big banks. why? samara: because to be an authorized participant you have to be an expert in security settlements. that's a traditional financial market settlement infrastructure. what is so exciting about the report we wrote, in the u.s., this is the first time we have had a rich data set to see who the authorized participants are, how much they are doing, and in what fund. scarlet: so it is surprising that these big banks have such a central role in this part of etf world? samara: we actually thought it was very validating to see this diversity and robustness in the etf ecosystem and also the consistency. we wrote a report that was consumable, because this is a huge amount of data. in two pages we show the top line data, but if you slice and dice it, you actually see a pretty similar story. on average in the u.s., an etf has about 26 contracted authorized participants and five activ

his lawyers say israel security agency the shin bet cvo the torture time that she battled that samaras said he didn't feel well during interrogation so they transferred him to hospital but didn't give more details. nudo was only allowed to see him once block to machines now she has more questions than answers i will agree and not to have. my daughter googled his name she thinks we're hiding information from her she asked me what does that mean that my dad is in a critical condition i told her these are all rumors and that he is strong oh. samaras relatives and loved ones say they only have prayers to offer this really military court rejected requests for an interview to. the shin bet says he's behind an attack that killed 17 year old israeli woman danish nerved in august this is ready supreme court has outlawed torture in 1999 but it allowed the use of physical pressure in some cases during interrogation the aim was to get information they say could prevent future attacks but critics say that some of those measures amount to torture under this exceptional circumstances what's known as

samaras relatives and loved ones say they only have prayers to offer this israeli military court rejected the request for an illegal to. the shin bet says he's behind an attack that killed 17 year old israeli woman danish nerved in august this is ready supreme court has outlawed torture in 1999 but it allowed the use of physical pressure in some cases during interrogation the aim was to get information they say could prevent future attacks but critics say that some of those measures amount to torture under this exceptional circumstances what's known as the necessity defense or the ticking bomb scenario if an interrogator uses certain methods he cannot be charged he's exempt from criminal prosecution. lawyer says he's been disabled since israeli security agents tortured him in 2005 he says he was forced to sit in a position where his spine was bent backwards for 3 days. because usually every time i felt unconscious they would wake me up check on me then handcuffed me again and bend my spine the handcuffs were made of iron and interrogators close them so charge of my hands but i felt like t

police in northeastern pennsylvania have issued an amber alert for a missing teenage girl. 15-year-old samara derwin was last seen sunday at a high school about 25 miles from scranton. police say a 20-year-old man, jordan oliver, took the teen away in a stolen police suv. authorities searched wooded areas last night and they're asking for the public's help. >>> new orleans police have been interviewing a person of interest in connection with a weekend mass shooting incident. ten people were wounded, two of them critically, early sunday when gunfire broke out near the city's famous french quarter. abc's victor oquendo is there. >> reporter: an investigation under way in new orleans after a mass shooting near the french quarter. >> chartres and canal. we're going to need e.m.s. here as well. >> reporter: tens of thousands were in town for the bayou classic football game between grambling and southern universities. additional officers only feet away when they heard the first shots on canal street near bourbon. >> reporter: officers swarming the scene, within seconds finding victims on the ground

we will be finding out how many of the stories are being covered in samara's front pages at 11:30pm this evening in though papers. —— the papers. i hope you canjoin though papers. —— the papers. i hope you can join us though papers. —— the papers. i hope you canjoin us for though papers. —— the papers. i hope you can join us for that. sydney's lord mayor has said the city's famous new year's eve fireworks display will go ahead despite a call for the event to be cancelled. more than a quarter of a million people have urged the government to spend the money on fighting bushfires instead. in some regions of australia, the fire prospect is described as catastrophic. this report from phil mercer in sydney contains lashing images. —— flashing images. scorched and scarred, parts of australia have been left in ruins by the bushfires. flames up to 40m high tore through bilpin in the blue mountains near sydney. the intensity and scale of the fire crisis have unnerved many australians. thousands have signed a petition calling on sydney to scrap its dazzling new year's eve firewo

next prime minister of the country and there seems to be no consensus a name emerged a few days ago samara a businessman who has political who has links with the political class but he did not get the support of these sunni religious establishment. the post of prime ministers reserved for a son a muslim in the country like lebanon where there is a sectarian power sharing agreement power is shared among the different sects so this is a post that is reserved for the sunni community and it's not only that the head of the majority sunni bloc in parliament caretaker prime minister saddam had t.v. he was giving mixed messages on whether or not he will support the team so this parliamentary consultations could not go ahead because if the other side pushes ahead with forming a government the sunni community will feel marginalized so now the caretaker prime minister saddle hetty has been given the backing from the religious authority but the other side is not agreeing to his conditions and his conditions is i will return to office if i can form a government of independence people free from politica

to dominate space and mass vaccination campaign is underway in samara as doctors attempt to contain a measles outbreak which has already claimed the lives of at least 62 people most are children under 4 jessica washington reports from the someone capital appiah where medical teams are now going door to door to immunize islanders thousands of red flags hanging all over summer each one represents an unvaccinated household as the measles crisis in summer escalates authorities have opted for a change in strategy. no longer asking people to go to clinics the message is to wait at home and help will come to you the only family is among those immunized in the early hours of the vaccine dr. and i know that it's very important very important to be vaccinated. for the safety of all. for family my family my child and also for all the songs the city center has been brought to a standstill with businesses closed and cars banned while the campaign continues this is the crisis center where efforts are being coordinated there's a sense of urgency to contain the outbreak more than 100 medical teams ar

this a bit i see that shares open 10 percent higher a huge success then for crown prince mohammed bin samara. well and this was always started to be a win for the saudi government one way or the they were going to been in the markets and this is exactly what they have done if they use was anywhere else in the world there will be an investigation to find out who was ramping up shares but when the government there's various all the markets can do and this is the reason why international investors did not want to invest in this particular company because they knew that the governance was a problem not only a run but within the state itself and they've been proved right nobody in their right mind as an investor would stand by and watch something like this happen now i mean everybody wants to make a profit on the on the 1st day there's no doubt about it but to actively go out your way to say to state funds and to say to. your population go in buy the stock right now this is this is your chance to basically get a bigger part of. your people who will be sitting on paper losses by the end of the day

or this was the car that schumacher drove to win his 5th well title in 2002 with race victories in samara austria and france football christie out of the now there is end of his lane scoring spell for you event is in italy syria but he wasn't the only center of attention this was a tired of 2 goalkeepers the league's oldest 41 year old who phone and he must have been feeling is very different just a couple who took capitalizing on defensive blunders to give to one late and at the other end syria's youngest keeper 18 year old stefan artur opti put on the spot to help his team keep that laid but when elderlies that had the final word with a penalty his 1st goal since outside a final score sheets to. well that draw means that your vendors are now 2nd one points behind league leaders into milan not told on martino scoring twice in the bout to one at the san siro. their game in spain on sunday would lead to champions barcelona travelling to athletico madrid and would never lay around messi scoring a late winner of a result that takes them back to the top of the league table meanwhile in the en

all right still ahead when we come back as the world focuses on a means all's outbreak in samara where the world health organization wants the problem is far bigger than most people understand. and a key vote on political reform in iraq follows weeks of antigovernment protests but demonstrators say it doesn't go far enough. plus all the eyes is of the tokyo 2020 a limb takes off feeling the heat after more events over health and safety concerns peta has that later in sport. hello the thanksgiving storm has gone still plenty of snow on the ground but the back edge of the cloud the snow and did to depression is now up in eastern canada much of the u.s. is born less devoid of until you get to the west coast. certainly the chance of more showers this is friday's forecast in the southern states the still that area contrasting temperatures produce a thunderstorm or 2 but the heaviest rain is more likely to be reproduced on the california coast currently the remains of the cloud which is the sheriff here around l.a. the city has been suffice flooding in the area but this much bigger system th

this is a photograph of a young thegee at a refugee camp in samara province, victims of the famine. this is something that weighed at americans, something they could never prepare themselves for. he remembers being disturbed by a scene he came upon in one village, where there was an old woman down in the dirt on all fours, fighting with pigs for a tiny scrap of pumpkin rind. he heard tales of mothers killing their children and then killing themselves, since it was too painful to watch their children starve. the worst places where the orphanages and children's homes and hospitals. some of these children homes were set up originally form no more than 30 kids and were now crammed with 400 to 500 orphan children. the conditions were beyond description. typically, the children just laid in rags on the floor. one ara man said there is just enough food and heat to make their death a slow one. around this time, another ara man wrote to his fiancee back and the united states -- i often think now how people in new york told me how they envied me the opportunity of seeing so many interesting t

december 20, 2005, first lieutenant cleary was killed in action while working in a bomb factory near samara, iraq. his platoon was ambushed outside the facility. he was just 24 years old. even prior to joining the army, mike cleary was an active member of his community. he graduated from dallas senior high school in dallas, pennsylvania, with a -- and was a four-year varsity athlete in both soccer and tennis, captain of both teams in his senior year. he received the dr. pepper soccer m.v.p. scholarship and a history scholarship at high school graduation, and was offered academic scholarships at gettysburg as well as dicken son and lafayette, all very strong academic institutions of higher education in pennsylvania. he followed his father's footsteps and chose hamilton college in new york. while hamilton first lieutenant cleary participated in varsity soccer and varsity tennis. after the accept is 1, -- after the september 1, 2001, he wanted to join the forces but followed the advice of his mother and stayed in school. in may of 2003, he graduated from hamilton with honors of during his seni

hi samara. it is possible boeing could decide to stop producing the 737 max? it is possible they could. remember earlier this year, the company reduced the number of these boeing 737 max planes it was producing. and they're doing that for a few reasons. one, these planes are unable to fly, so they're still making them but they have to park them somewhere — and they are big planes and they‘ re them somewhere — and they are big planes and they're running out of space as to where they can park them. but there also unable to deliver them, and boeing has always been optimistic in terms of its timeline, always thinking if you get the planes back up and running by the planes back up and running by the end of this year. it has become quite clear that that will not be possible. so now, it is reallyjust a numbers game. and to keep producing but not delivering these planes comes at quite a heavy cost for the company. do we know that the board intends to take a definitive decision one way or the other? we do not know, we have no guidance in terms of what the board i

wasn't presented in al samara he. i think it is a separate -- the question of whether there was an order below is a separate question, but i think this goes back to judge king's question because it is true that the theral rule under greg's is filing of a notice of appeal divests the district of jurisdiction to act, i don't want to belabor the point about rule 41, but there are two first is caveats, the griggs itself makes it a where the appeal has to be effective and if the notice of appeal is defective, then it is treated as a nullity, it does not exist. >> if it is filed from a frivolous order that is not appealable. then it is not effective. casee defendant a criminal files a notice of appeal on friday to keep from getting out of a trial on monday. we have those things come up. a frivolous notice of appeal. but as a general proposition, the notice of appeal puts the jurisdiction in a court of appeals. >> i would disagree respectfully that because it is equally well established that there are exceptions to that. it