last hour. for 1.8rts citizenship million people. betty: once again, the focus is on the u.s. dollar here in the markets, and be bit to president trump to come back at that hosts, reiterating a strong policy, and treasure to treasury had robert harris, let us pull up a chart for us history nuts. it just shows you how much the currency has swung according to different policies that the administration has put in place. take a look since the 90 s when we had the strong dollar policy and a place, it has fallen and strengthened. it begs the question, how much do markets really a leave believe the u.s. administration does have a strong dollar? yvonne: leading up to what we saw, it was interesting because they were talking about how japanese currency was too weak and they want a stronger japanese currency, and then it started to hurt the economy once we saw the dollar we can. you see gyrations going through here, and when you hear the president talk about currencies, people ac
[inaudible conversations] good afternoon and welcome. i am the director of the library at the churchill society. between the university and the society and since our opening in october 2016, we welcomed many students and visitors and shared access to primary documents, books and exhibits about winston churchill which i hope he will take the time to enjoy today. to learn more about churchill and the work of the society please visit the website, winston churchill.org. we held the first meeting of a seminar taught by professor kennedy at the history department who is here with us today. we have welcomed leaders of the foreign british secretary and a former u.s. ambassador to the uk. the screen actors guild award last night for his role as churchill and distinguished historians including tim snyder to discuss with only the particulars of his life and career but also the application to the present day challenges. today i have the honor to welcome robert harris, one of the foremost
national church and my brain center. and since the opening in october 2016 we welcome many students and visitors and shared the primary documents books and exhibits. i hope you will take the time to enjoy today. to learn more about churchill and the work of the society. please visit our website. just today we held the first meeting of the undergraduate research seminar. we had welcomed leaders such as general david petronius. the former british foreign secretary. secretary. in the u.s. ambassador to the uk. actor gary altman. in the distinguished historians including tim snyder. also their application to the present day. one of the world s former thriller writers. the ancient rome. he takes us into ten downing street. they lead to the epic conference which is portrayed and laced with suspense and intrigue. his many best-selling novels include the trilogy. fatherland enigma and officer in the spy and conclave. several of the books have been filmed including the ghost which is
apartment. with one 4-year-old girl saying she average 14-year-old girl saying she averaged $200 a day for providing sexual services. back live, we spoke with the d.c. earlier and they are concerned that there are other teenage, underage victims in this case. so they are asking parents to speak with the children and give them a call. both of the individuals are now locked up behind bars. reporting live from southeast jennifer donelan, abc7 news. jonathan: new tonight a background check that should have stopped accused charleston church gunman dylann roof buying a gun in the first place failed. f.b.i. director said the paperwork from the arrest weeks earlier wasn t completed properly. that one report should have disqualified roof from obtaining a handgun usedded in the massacre of nine people inside predominantly african-american church. they ordered a full review of the f.b.i. background check system. history outside the south carolina state house. you can hear the cheers a
old. the case went cold but never forgotten. in the last couple of years police named a man by the name of lloyd lee welch as a person of interest. he was in and out of this area back then, working as a carny. his mug shot from the time eerily similar to a sketch made from a witness account. he was spoken to back then but was not considered a strong suspect. things changed as the decades went on and police zeroed in on him. as we said just a couple of years ago. searching again and again. a mountain top property in virginia that belonged to his family. we are told that evidence was found there to convince police that welch not only abducted the girls but killed them on that mountain. that led to today s indictment. i am honored to report that my commonwealth attorney obtained indietments charming indictments charging lloyd lee welch with first-degree felony murder for his involvement in the death of sheila and katharine lyon. brad: the prosecutor and the sheriff in bedfor