manipulate it. when they found out the truth, and the truth is that the currency manipulation language attached to t.p.p. means nothing, then they said, it's okay. so they were willing to object to the t.p.p. until they found out that this proposed fix meant nothing. in fact, on november 6, the japanese finance minister, mr. tar o aso said, "there will not be any change in japan's currency policy." in other words, japan, by signing on to the t.p.p., after studying the agreement, realized that they're not going to have to change their policy, and there's no teeth in it. so the mechanism that we were expecting to occur would be that this currency language would be placed on the customs bill that we would vote on tomorrow, and it was passed in the senate, and it went on the customs bill. but when it went to the conference committee, president obama said "no." we're not having this currency in it, and the conference committee eventually capitulated and the bill that has come out doesn't have currency in

are we being manipulated? dr. moore: i will talk about as far as the polls go. the polls, at this point, when the polls measure public opinion about sarah palin, they do at the same way they measure opinion about other candidates. have al say, "do you favorable opinion, and an unfavorable opinion, or don't you have one opinion the one way or the other?" cbs is the only organization that bends over backwards to allow people to say they don't have an opinion. avorable,thers say, "f unfavorable?" i would say, with respect to measuring favorability towards sarah palin, that the polls are measured pre-much the way you would measure any other candidate. that's pretty much the way you would measure any other candidat i think there is manipulation everywhere when it comes to election. i don't want to comment specifically on that. to get a better idea of how you think polls ought to be conducted, if you were trying to determine, right now, who would carry new hampshire between mccain and obama, how would you rephrase those questions? dr. moore: if i were phrasing the que

i think there is manipulation everywhere when it comes to election. don't want to comment specifically on that. >> to get a better idea of how you think polls ought to be conducted, if you were trying to determine, right now, who would carry new hampshire between mccain and obama, how would you rephrase those questions? dr. moore: if i were phrasing the question, i would mention the names. i would mention that in the presidential election in november, who do you expect to vote for? then i would ask for democrats, barack obama and joe biden, republicans, john mccain, and surveillance -- john mccain and sarah palin? i would list, "some other candidate" for the other independent candidates and have an option for those who have not made up their minds yet. for those who haven't, i would follow-up, by asking them whether they are firm or haven't changed their minds. would ask those who are undecided if they are leaning. it gives me a white shade of opinion, from firm to not firm. what i would tracker the results of the first question, which would be the me

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we look at this, i know the monitorsdepartment currency manipulation. other agencies monitor illegal trade activities, but as head of the fed, are you concerned the united states tries to play by the rules while other countries dump steel and other products here, manipulate currency, and we seem to be unable to provide our companies who are doing this with a level playing field? hasyellen: the treasury prime responsibility for theynge rate policy, but have made clear and the g7 has made very clear that currency manipulation to attempt to gain advantage for a country's products in global markets and to shift the playing field through currency manipulation is on a sample policy. i know the treasury department witheir conversations foreign officials in other countries is vigilant about looking for and addressing currency manipulation. hand, we all recognize countries should be allowed to use tools of domestic policy like monetary policy to stimulate domestic demand in inflation isere running well below a countries inflation objective or domestic highing, u

. >> they'll pull a plastic bag up, manipulate this wheel to manipulate the sorter. they'll sort the different blocks and hopefully put them in the right containers. richard: this looks like a lot of funs and games, but this rep cates a real world environment for engineers, am i right? >> it's how to manipulate environments. richard: the competition gets started at 8:00. these are student teams from throughout the state of kentucky. ages 9 through 14, working through this environment with robots that they've built themselves. it's an amazing thing to see. the awards ceremony gets started at 5:00. again, it's one day in the life, but certainly a lifetime of learning. reporting live at nku, richard chiles, wlwt news 5. jonathan: thanks, richard. mounting concerns over the threat of the zika virus. coming up, the cdc's message to couples in the united states. it's understandable. and a big night for local basketball teams with one squad earning their first gmc title. the news 5 sports crew has details coming up in sports. a live look outside. citycam 5. wow. we've got a

as we look at this, i know the treasury department monitors currency manipulation. as head of the fed, are you concerned that the united states tries to play by the rules while other countries dump steel here, dump other products, manipulate currency and we seem to be unable to provide our company who is are doing this with the level playing field. >> u.s. policy makers, the treasury as primary responsibility for exchange rate policy but they've made clear in the g-7 has made very clear the currency manipulation to attempt to gain vant for a countries products and global markets and to shift the playing field through currency manipulation is unacceptable policy. i know the treasury department is vigilant about looking for and addressing currency manipulation. we all recognize that countries should be allowed to use tools of domestic policy like monetary policy to stimulate demand in situations where inflation is running well below countriecoun. inflation objective were domestic spending, unemployment is high and domestic spending is weak. we have used monetary polic

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. >> when we come back, we'll talk about something called insulin manipulation. stick around. constipated? trust number one doctor recommended dulcolax use dulcolax tablets for gentle overnight relief suppositories for relief in minutes and stool softeners for comfortable relief of hard stools. dulcolax, designed for dependable relief >>> it is a little known condition affecting some diabetes patients, so-called insulin manipulation. it's where the patient artificially controls the intake of their insulin, a temporary solution that can lead to some serious long term health consequences. dr. samadi, tell us more. >> a lot of people may not know something called dia bulimia. it is a type one debettic or juvenile diabetes. the pancreas is not making more insulin because of autoimmune. this is different than type 2, which is a result of diet and i don't have weight. in this case you need insulin and need to inject yourself because the sugar you get from your food is used as energy. in this case case, young ladies between the age of 19 to 40 diagnosed with type one diabetes they do

currency manipulation is something that -- the u.s. treasury is responsible for currency policy and it's something that they would not sanction. the g-7 has spoken out against it. but we do believe that countries should be able to use tools of policy, like monetary policy, for domestic ends. ms. heitkamp: obviously one person's monetary policy is another person's currency manipulation. i think we need to be very cautious in how we characterize monetary policy in other countries, least we not limit our access to the tools we may need. ms. yellen: i think that's very important. ms. heitkamp: in the time that i have remaining. i want to thank you for your patience and you sat through a lot of hours here. i want to talk about something that i've been working on that has caused some concern within the fed organization. and that is cost-benefit analysis and review of cost-benefit analysis of independent agencies. senator warner and portman have pursued a bill for a number of years which in fact asks that there be an independent review of cos

they manipulated the media, they manipulated the scientific community. they manipulated the governmental agencies and remember that talc is not regulated like drugs. it is a cosmetic >>> 1.5 million are now known to be infected with zika virus. the w.h.o. believes the government is doing the best it can. a report from our correspondent. >> reporter: nine months after the first case of zika was reported in brazil, much is still unknown about it. initially bradz r brazil i don't know authorities suspected a link between the mosquito-born virus and a steep rise with the number of babies born with neurological disorders and malformation. this has still yet to be clearly established. >> microcephaly can be caused by other causess. it is important to realise that. the evidence from this country points to the direction that zika is a possible cause, and how w.h.o. operate is we have been sighing that zika is guilty until proven innocent. >> reporter: dr chan, however, did commend brazilian officials for the handling of the situation. there is still confusion an

by the smallest of margins, less than 2% of the vote >> there's no doubt that the elections were manipulated of 20 january 15. there were elements of manipulation in the counting of votes and the consolidation of votes and announcement of votes >> reporter: despite gaining independence in 1964 freedom to form political parties was only secured around 25 years ago as zambia became the final steps of becoming a democracy. they believe that democracy is now under threat >> the law we call her public right which is being abused by the ruling party restricting the opposition from movement, from assembly, from basically the freedom of conscience. >> reporter: it does enjoy a free press though. although there is a noticeable absence of opposition voices, journalists believe that when it comes to democracy there is nothing to worry about. >> you have media on the left that is highly critical of the government, you have a media on the right that supports the government and then in the middle, like ours, who are interested-- ourselves, who are independent. so i don't think there's any obstruction to m

>> he's manipulating the media. he is manipulating the media. what he does is what he does as a ceo. >> i read that trump says yes to every interview and most other candidates are selective with their interviews. a lot of people won't come on fox news or where ever. trump will go anywhere. he is on might be might snbc. >> they want trump to be the freak show that represents the republican part so we will lose. >> joining me in washington is frank lunts. they want him to be the freak show representing the republican party. >> hopefully i'm not one of the freaks. the question is fair. they're asking questions to cause him to explode. and he does. he gives them the ammunition. >> in a way that generallyists don't do with other candidates? >> i was watching chris wallace on this network this morning, absolutely held trump's feet to the fire. and some of the stuff that trump said i thought was controversial. i give credit to chris wallace. you know what? what that respondent said there was true. trump does give the media the chance to get at him. he

>> she said she met some girls who spend hours taking pictures of themselves and manipulating the images. we asked olivia to show us how some of these apps work. >> i can whiten my teeth. a whiter smile. if i wanted to be super blond. you can make yourself look more slender. what some people don't realize is that, look at the door. it's not supposed to look like that. >> but she says she tries to use these apps sparingly. >> sometimes if my voice gets really oily, i'll do that. but i don't reshape my body. >> how about this depression we're hearing about among teenagers? >> think about it. if what you are thinking about is do i look hot? am i going to get liked on this photo? these the constant thoughts being raised in teenage girls' minds through their use of social media. it is not soothing. it is not something that produces a feeling of well being or security. >> both olivia and carey's moms say talking to their children about social media behavior is critically important. >> basically, your tarnlg wants to know they are part of the conversation. >> this is the way the kids will this

they later reported that his test grades were manipulated. investigators say since they first search his home last fall, he and his family have cooperated in tire. investigators -- cooperated entirely. investigators don't believe anyone else is involved. felony of breaking and entering and he faces a wake county judge tomorrow morning. abc 11 eyewitness news. anna: andrea, thank you. since we spotted this sign outside of clyde cooper's barbecue, we have seen more and more of them popping up across the triangle. the sign preaches tolerance and asks people to stop profiling muslims. we are seeing several of the signs on businesses downtown. >> anna, we have found several of these signs including this one here. we found this sign at this cafe just a short walk from our location and we sound similar science welcoming -- similar this is from the group tojewish voices for peace. you can see the signs all around town and it seems like more businesses are getting on board. >> it is definitely not right to profile people. my barber is a muslim and i k

you can manipulate the camera. look at this little cute pup attacking our tripod.d you can do this, manipulate the video and images from your own phone and tablet. we'll be updating these images all weekend long. >>> plus, not the winter fun fest the >>> several south pacific nations have costed the u.n. saying north korea tested a long range rocket that appears to have fired from the northwest corner of north korea and passed over islands south of japan. last month, north korea claimed to have tested a hydrogen bomb but said tonight was a satellite launch. the u.n. will host an emergency meeting tomorrow. >>> protesters went to sfo today. demonstrators marched around the international and domestic terminals today, then stopped to read the names of people who died in police shootings between 2001 and 2015. >> while people stream in here to watch this football game, police departments are murdering black and brown and poor people with impunity. >> it to tgot my attention. >> sfpd followed the protesters closely. the march was peaceful. >>> a live look from the visa

and if properly managed and pardon use of the word manipulated, it puts people of color in the position to open doors that have been closed for decades to black folks. >>> and finally in our spice of lifefe we serve up some creative cookery with a program that provides scholarships to turnn students into efs. >> we provide scholarships education and career opportunies in the culinary arts to at risk students throughout the nation. in "our world" up next. >>> welcome back to "our world with black enterprise" for years we've watched steve harvey's from television, film, radio, and now the host of the miss universe papaant. our correspondent sat down with him to unveil the secrets to his suck set. take a look. >> mr. harvey, thank you so much for joining us today on "our world" i'm excited to have the conversation with you. $& >> thank you very much. i'm glad to be here. >> you are easily one of the most inspirational successful business moguls. i think primarily because you focus on not just how you execute day-to-day work ethic but you also talk quite a bit about your faith. >> in this b

. >> it had turned out that the person who was actually cyber a friend of his who he was manipulating. and she had sort of taken on this crusade to get back at my daughter for no reason. i spoke to this woman. and i said your daughter is cyber bullying my child. and so she promised me it would never happen again. that she would talk to this kid's parents. and thankfully that did put an end to it. >> how has social media krebed to the notion of cyber bullying? almost every girl has been cyber bullied. they didn't necessarily call it that because it didn't lead to something. >> sale says social media has become a popularity contest. where teens seek validation from the pictures they post and the number of like they receive. she says it is having a major impact on how teenage girls view themselves. >> i got over 150 likes. oh, you know, what a good picture i took. and then if you post a photo that you think is good as well and you don't get a the love likes, oh, my god. should i take this down? >> she said she met some girls who spend hours taking pictures of themselves and manipulating

currency manipulation is something that the u.s.reasury is responsible for currency policy and its something that they would not sanction. the g7 has spoken out against it, but we do believe that country should be able to use the tools of policy like monetary policy for domestic a and. >> one versus monetary policy is another persons currency manipulation and i think we need to be very cautious in how we characterize monetary policy and other countries, least we not limit our access to the tools we may need. >> i think that's very important. >> in the top five remaining, and i want to thank you for your patience, interceptor a lot of hours. i want to talk about something that i've been working on that is cost some concern within the fed organization, and that is cost benefit analysis and review of cost-benefit analysis of independent agencies. senator warner and portman have pursued a bill for a number of years which, in fact, asks that they be an independent review of cost-benefit analysis of independent agencies here you have been

righties big bets. -- manipulated by these big bets. >> the criticism, because you independently wealthy, you have the freedom to reject the inside money that comes in. what do you say to this criticism? >> i think that is an attack not going to resonate with voters. if the former congresswoman wants to toss attacks to me, she is welcome to do so. what i would say as i' ve invested some money of my own in this campaign i think if you look at the great progressives, the roosevelts, the kennedys, willing to invest their wealth in the well-being of the country. do the same thing. -- and i' m doing the same thing. when you invest in your own campaign you' re only beholden to your and the people in the state of new hampshire, and that is what i' m going to do. we raise the vast majority from myco donors -- from micro donors. >> what do you say to a democrat supporting hillary clinton? >> we have people working with me through her hillary supporters, obviously we have sanders supporters. what i would say is no matter who the republican nominee is, on going to win and hold this seat. -- i' if y

we are not manipulators because we are not smart enough to be manipulators, believe near leaders aret smart enough, we are nevertheless in the manipulation business because of the fact that some of the great moneychangers of all time are people that were wedded with them. china would be number one. japan is doing a tremendous number and japan is obviously doing a very good job they are in their current evaluations have been very serious. when they do that, it affects us. stuart: what are we doing wrong here? china, japan, mexico, what are we doing wrong? >> mexico by the way of killing us. what we are doing here -- well, if you have about two days i can tell you everything. you know what, stuart, that could be one of the longest dancers oliver has to anything. we may need longer than your program. stuart: give me a soundbite. >> you start with the fact we are allowing other countries to take her businesses out of this country. if you look at businesses we have lost, it is fast. we have lost countries. we have lost millions and millions of jobs in the jobs we have now are not good job

. >> there's no doubt that the elections were manipulated at 20 january 2015 elections. there were elements of manipulation in the counting of votes, in the tallying and consolidation of votes and in the announcement of votes. >> reporter: freedom to form political parties was only secured around 25 years ago. zambia took its final steps of becoming a democracy. the united party for notion development please the democracy is under threat. >> we have public rights which is being abused by the ruling party, restricting the opposition from movement, from assembly, from basically a freedom of conscience. >> reporter: it does enjoy a free press. there are government and independent papers that go to print each day. although there is a notable absence of voices, journalists like those of here, believe that when it comes to democracy there is nothing to worry about. >> you have media on the left that is highly critical of the government, you have a media on the right that oppose the government, and the media in the middle, like ourselves, who are independent. so in my view i do

and in the carson camp, there's talk about manipulation of the iowa caucus. " there is a lot of manipulation, there's no question about that. i don't know if i'd go so far as to say that the entire process was rigged, but there is enormous manipulation. no question about that. is there any way for that to be fixed? about the only way it's going to be fixed is for us to put people in office who have real integrity. a lot of real energetic people who really care about the future of this country. i believe that our speakers at our caucuses are very passionate people. i believe they're going to be very effective." stephanie/2lam: the winner of the iowa caucuses back in again this year... but not doing as well either. we're talking about mike huckabee. jack: we sat down with hucakbee to see how he plans to improve his numbers, and why this year is different than any other. "theres an anger in the voters this year that is stunning very palpable and one of the things im having to say to the voters is i get the anger but dont be angry at me ive never governed in washington but i have governed i have

they are just manipulating. they are grooming these girls for what they are about to do to them.>> reporter: i hope encourage other parents. >> please get help. please do not leave the kids out there like that. truck despite the fact that her daughter fell into a multibillion-dollar industry, the family has a new beginning. >> she is doing great. i am so proud of her. all she talks about is going into the military. it has been a rocky road, but you have to travel with them.>> reporter: she plans to sell -- monica tries to tell her story to others. last year, south carolina put in place a law that is easier to prosecute such strap -- sex traffickers in the state. >>> one man is taking on a heroic goal and how thth community is coming together to make it happen. a particular type of health emergency is on the rise in one particular state. we will tell you more about it coming up. >>> the south carolina democratic primary takes place this saturury. the polls. (m(mususicic p plalayiyingng) ) i i fefeelel p preretttt

they're manipulating the currency.he chinese investing in new york city, san francisco, in all of our major cities but there is manipulation of the currency. there is reason to be worried. charles: do we manipulate our currency? >> not like china. charles: what i'm saying every central bank around the world has taken action. you have negative rates in japan. some yields are negative in germany, sweden, denmark. what country doesn't manipulate their currency? we bought $4 trillion of junk, our fed to manipulate our currency. >> right. charles: one thing to say you're doing it but everyone is doing it, no. >> everyone is doing it. chinese are doing it more. charles: are they doing it more or doing it better? >> they're doing it better. when you talk about the housing market and talk about the growth of our real estate markets you have to look at the broader economy. we have unemployment rate north of 10%, real unemployment rate, not this 5% we keep hearing. labor participation rate in the lowest level in 40 years. charle