behind the bright lights and seductive poses, a dark underworld. >> how many girls would you estimate to be trafficked here? >> the unlikely respiratory exposing black markets, extracting secrets from shadowy figures, tracing guns, organs and humans on their way. >>> this leading lady has mastered the art of herding clowns. a tip of our giant hat to the first female ring master of the ringling brothers circus. but first the "nightline" five. >>> number one in just ♪ ♪ >> good evening, thank you for joining us. reports of russian hackers attempting to influence the election have some members of the electoral college rethinking their votes. at least one is paying a price for it, receiving hate mail and threats. but he says the anger of his fellow americans will not deter him from putting principle over party. here's abc's david wright. >> i like that putin called me brilliant. >> reporter: from russia with love. or at least with strong admiration. >> i think it's great of russif and the united states can get together. >> reporter: donald trump has said he'd like to improve u.s. rela

it's called searching the maya underworld, quest for the earth's biggest cave. they are going in a huge cave in the yucatan peninsula. robbie and his team of expert divers have all been diving many, many years, but even though they have so much experience diving, anything can go wrong. >> one of our dives we surfaced into actually a fairly large air dome. these air domes can be absolutely beautiful in there, but they are most likely going to be oxygen deficient. >> down there with his camera crew, gina and brian her husband, and once t

it's called searching the maya underworld, quest for the earth's biggest cave. they are going in a huge cave in the yucatan peninsula. robbie and his team of expert divers have all been diving many, many years, but even though they have so much experience diving, anything can go wrong. >> one of our dives we surfaced into actually a fairly large air dome. these air domes can be absolutely beautiful in there, but they are most likely going to be oxygen deficient. >> down there with his camera crew, gina and brian her husband, and once they are there, they find an air dome. once they got there, gina started experiencing problems. >> this air is not good. >> the pressure. >> put your regulator on. >> i can't. >> you can hear her panicking. she's communicating that her inflator isn't working. in fact, it came loose. and now it's taking in water. and that is what keeps you buoyant. >> stop, stop, stop. >> this is a nightmare. >> literally people's nightmares, the kind people wake up from a cold sweat from, but she's not waking up. >> she's been diving for 25 years. n

it destroys lives, breaks families and feeds a powerful criminal underworld. filipinos are among the world's highest users of the drug. official statistics say 1.8 million people here are addicted, but recently elected president, rodrigo duterte, believes the true figure is more than double that. he's promised to stop it, by unleashing a violent campaign against the dealers. a late afternoon raid just outside manila, part of president duterte‘s anti—drug campaign. in a country awash with guns as well as narcotics, they've come well—prepared. but what's striking is their target today. it's a prison. shouting instructions in native language. this is one of the largest prisons in manila, and we've just come in with a pretty large team of police, swat teams. from the look of them, they were obviously expecting the possibility of serious armed resistance. actually, it's really more like a drug search in a standard prison, looking under the mattresses, checking where people keeps their possessions. they've got one man under arrest here, but the fact is that th

was under police surveillance for pelthsing drugs in this park, making him familiar with the criminal underworld and potentially more difficult to find. a suspect on the run, who knows the city's shadows. and nbc news has learned it took a full 24 hours after the attack for police to find amri's wallet and i.d. card inside the cab of the truck, giving him a day's jump on police. kate? >> hans nichols in berlin for us tonight. >>> after four years of bloody fighting, syrian government forces claim they are now in total control of the city of aleppo. they say the evacuation of the former rebel stronghold in east aleppo is now complete. a major blow to forces who oppose the dictatorship of president barb ag al assad. here in in country with the long holiday weekend about to begin, we are in the busiest days of the travel season. this year, a record 103 million of us are expected to head out to celebrate with family and friends. for many, the weather may be a big factor. we'll hear more about that in a moment. but first, nbc's tom costello on the mad dash to the holidays. >> reporter: from coast to

the world we are talking about is like kind of an underworld. but margin is very charming. he is both able dozer and a push the cat at the same time -- he is a bulldozer and a pussycat at the same time. you don't have the feeling that he is out to screw you, to be perfectly honest. he is very upset at what has happened in venezuela, and he wants to have the government moved out. which:, the lengths to one startup is going to build a diverse workforce. after that, the energy drink that is all the rage in brooklyn and hollywood. ♪ ♪ oliver: welcome back to "bloomberg businessweek." i'm oliver resnick. in the focus on small business center, they open up on the challenges of building a robust workforce. ellen: silicon valley has been under pressure to have a more diverse workforce. if you look at silicon valley right now, that is not what they have. >> it is a story that started in 2014. there was a lot of pressure on the tech companies to release demographic workforce. google was the first to do it. numbersey put out their slicing and dicing different racial groups. a bunc

this world seems like an underworld. martin is very charming and i think he is both sort of a bulldozer and a pussycat at the same time. he can get his way with also sorts of moves you through his sincerity. you do not have the feeling he is out to screw you, to be perfectly honest. part of it if he is very upset at what has happened in venezuela and he wants to have the government be moved out. oscar bait up next, the list to -- allat -- off the bank of her bank the live to what one upstart is doing. oliver: welcome back. in the focus on small business section, technology opens up about the challenges of quickly building a robust and diverse workforce. carol messer and i spoke to the reporter. carol: silicon valley has been under pressure to have a more diverse workforce if you look right now, that is not what they have. that started a couple of years ago in 2014, a lot of pressure on big tex companies, google, apple, facebook, to release demographic data. something people were calling for an going to shareholder meetin

because you know, this world we are describing seems very much gang-owned or like an underworld. but martin is very charming and i think he is both sort of a bulldozer and a pussycat at the same time. he is a guy who can get his way but who also sort of moves you through his sincerity. you do not have the feeling that he is out to screw you, to be perfectly honest. you have this feeling he wants to move the deal along. part of it if he is very upset at what has happened in venezuela and he wants to have the government be moved out. oliver: the length one upstart is going through. to build a diverse workforce. then after that, the energy drink that is all the rage. ♪ ♪ oliver: welcome back. i'm a oliver renick. in the "focus on small business" section, technology opens up about the challenges of quickly building a robust and diverse workforce. and i spoke are with the reporter. carol: silicon valley has been under pressure to have a more diverse workforce if you look right now, that is not what they have. >> a story that started a couple of years ago in 2014, a lot of pressure

today, one-eyed murderer dale cregan dives deep into the criminal underworld, heaving hand grenades as calling cards. and it's one of the greatest heists in u.s. history. a mafia

behind the bright lights and seductive poses, a dark underworld. >> how many girls would you estimate to be trafficked here? >> the unlikely respiratory exposing black markets, extracting secrets from shadowy figures, tracing guns, organs and humans on

this underworld involves so many smuggling rings that people are starting to ask how much the mlb knows about this. the mlb declined to comment. >> you add on the layers of the fraudulent application for passports, the fraudulent paperwork, everything now becomes a fraud. and if baseball is involved in seeing that paperwork, what -- what other conclusion can you draw that, wow, they certainly don't have 20/2 0 vision on thi. >> reporter: after all, convicted smugglers say professional american baseball scouts are actually visiting these cuban players when they're stuck in mexico and held against their will. >> that's an unreal story from our freedom project folks. if you want to see more, go to our website, cnn.com/freedomproject. >>> all right. it is cold, cold, cold -- >> and getting colder. >> across much of the northern u.s. it may get more dangerous if ice accumulates. karen maginnis is here with us to tell us more. it's vicious. >> it is vicious because it encompasses such a wide swath of the united states. 38 states in the lower 48 states are seeing such bitterly cold temperature

jihadists who are loyal to islamic state and the criminal underworld. weapons change hand, particularly in continental europe. once they have got from the balkans into the eu, weapons can move around really quite easily across borders. that is a big problem. it is harder to get them into this country. not impossible. we heard from the german prosecutor ‘s office earlier that there are around 330 people in germany who are on radar, but there is not enough evidence to deport them all to tame them. that is on top of those who are already detained. undersuspicion top of those who are already detained. under suspicion of being radicalised as a potential threat to germany and europe. i know figures are higher in the uk and other european countries. france has been badly affected by terrorism. but people are going to start wanting to see more being done to protect their lives and their country. we hear that angela merkel is going to be speaking to the tunisianpresident. about policies of deportment and asylum. you mentioned bureaucratic red tape can. can it

india leads the battle overcast corruption in the underworld. good morning, everyone. this is "bloomberg surveillance" live from our world headquarters. i am talking. -- tom king. italy is now front and center. francine: i would say italy is front and center. what we are seeing in bond and treasuries and so is oil. we have a trifecta of news. tom: we would get to the market impact here and a data check in a bit. first word news in london, here is sebastian. saystian: vladimir putin he is ready to work with the trump administration. he made his speech to the assembly. to carry on vital relations based on mutually advantageous basis. russia and the u.s. we are interested in resolving the global national problems and ensuring global and national independent security. he said russia was to build its own future. donald trump claiming victory as he travels to indiana today. carrier has agreed to spare 800 union workers at the indianapolis factory jobs were headed to mexico. they are not saying what workers may have to give up. hundreds of workers will still be laid off. a pl

period, there are a lot of flashpoints and the new administration will have to look at back underworld and obviously, define policy that we need in order to deal with that, but then, developed the defense policy to confront that kind of work. >> thursday at 8:00 p.m. eastern, a look at the career of white pence. >> the shifting sands, we have stood without apology for the sanctity of life, the importance of marriage, and the freedom of religion. aton friday night beginning 8:00, farewell speeches to several outgoing senators including harry reid, barbara boxer, kelly ayotte, and dan coats. this week in primetime, on c-span. >> this week is authors week on "washington journal," featuring segments with a new author each day. on wednesday, other carol anderson will talk about her book, "white rage, the unspoken truth of our racial divide," and on thursday "twilight warriors," revolutionizing the american way of war. "the politics of resentment," the rise of scott walker. on saturday, two authors will join us. tom was "a nation of nations: the great american immigration story," and "the en

the world we are talking about seems like an underworld. andmartin is very charming he is sort of a bulldozer and the pussycat at the same time. he's a guy who can get his way, but also sort of moves you through his sincerity. you don't have the feeling that he is out to screw you, to be perfectly honest. he wants to move this thing along. is very upset about what happened in venezuela and he wants to have the government be moved out. you can read ethan's latest story in the latest issue of "bloomberg businessweek." hear from the reporters every saturday and sunday on bloomberg television. julie: coming up on "bloomberg cohen discuss the new television giants. at 2:20 eastern. this is over. -- this is bloomberg. ♪ scarlet: it's 7:00 p.m. in london. i'm scarlet fu. oliver: and i'm oliver renick. welcome to "bloomberg markets." scarlet: we are live in bloomberg world headquarters in new york, covering stories out of the and a, moscow, and los angeles. oil is fighting to a 17 month high after saudi arabia puts deeper cuts. and the 10 year yi