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deceive interview with him, go toto democraracynow.org. international news in pakistan suicide bombing at a shiite , a mosque killed at least 20 people on thursday. the bombing was in a village in the southwest region of baluchistan. 25 more people are wounded, some in criticacal condition. isis has c claimed respoponsibiy for the bombing. in s syria, the international committee of the red cross is warning of a harrowing spike in violence in regions across the country, including in raqqa and deir ez-zor, where the u.s.-led coalition is launching daily airstrikes against isis militants. the red cross says the fighting is the worst since the siege of east aleppo in 2016. at least 1 10 hospitals have ben damaged over the last 10 days. the syrian and russian governments are accused of killing dozens of civilians in airstrtrikes in recent days in deir ez-zor. this is red cross regional director for the middle east, robert mardini.. >> we bear witness to the suffering of people. we get testimonies from deirians fleeing raqq and ez-zor par breaki

saving palestinian children who have every right toto lead. aid is able to get to ththem, they die. they have almost 600 childrdre. israeli and palestinian dodoct have worked on thehem. reconciliaiation is working togetherer. i don't think we need reconciliation. i think we work together as if there was already peace. i hope that things can change and i always believe that the power is in the people. so they can make the change. and it depends on that. >> i think that i hope we can make children not to hate my neighbors, my arab neighbors. testimony we're good neighbors, one day we will dance together. . woman: i got a big white envelope with large purple letters that said "amherst college," and i was so excited. second woman: when my parents left me mymy first dayay of col, i definitely remember my mom being teary and d just thinkini, "wow. ok, this is the next chapter of my life.e." obama: it is estimated that 1 in 5 women on college campuses has

foundwas a minority that toto their advantage bring hate to little rock in 1957.e watched, the white children went to school, and we stood outside. ♪ we had been taught we were a nation under law, and the law of said segregation was wrong. now we waited to see if this had meaning. or were just words in a book, idle talk in a classroom. on september 27, 1957, president eisenhower sent 1000 men of the united states army to carry out the law. the supreme court of the united states had said the entire strength of the nation may be used to enforce the security of all rights and trusted by the constitution and that included my right and the rights of eight other negro americans who wanted to go to central high school in little rock, arkansas. we were terrence, thelma, elizabeth, ernest greene, carlotta, and gloria ray. and we were going to school again. obviously, in this town of 100,000, there were many who did not like what was happening. as we looked at the soldiers, we knew there must the millions of others who thought we represented something important. ♪ when the

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ththe next energyngs toto power our dreams,re will be american energy. >>> this is cnn tonight.00. we're live with new developments on the deadly ambush in niger. what we are learning raises disturbing questions about the u.s. mission there. administration officials tell cnn the body of sergeant la david johnson, who was killed in the raid, was found nearly a mile away from the scene of the ambush. want to bring in ambassador, director of the central intelligence agency. and bill gavin, director of the fbi in new york. good evening. happy to have you on. james, i want to start with you. i want to ask you what happened in niger. the details are murky. cnn is reporting that sergeant johnson found nearly a mile away, 48 hours after he was discovered to be missing,

falling ♪ >> reporter: a florida native, petty's first big hit came in the late '07s as the front man totohe heartbraerks. he was thrilled to perform at big events. >> i'm having a hard time putting it into words. for people. there is something very special in the air today. >> reporter: a man consumed with his craft. he once told us being on the road and recording took up all of his time. >> i don't really have any hobbies. i don't collect, uh, things. most of my time, honestly, is consumed with music. trying to get -- just trying to get, you know, 15 songs done. 15 songs written, or an album put together. very time-consuming. ♪ i won't back down >> our thoughts and prayers are with tom and his family and everyone in las vegas. >>> the big story we thought we would be covering out of las vegas was the release of o.j. simpbson. >> i've been in nowhere usa for if last nine years doing nothing. nothing has changed in my life. what are you guys -- what do you expect? i mean, nothing's changed. >> reporter: nothing's changed? well, as of 12:08 local time this morning, simpson is a free man. th

one, but you don't need it--to understand that if there are 20 million to 25 million people who want toto work and don't have a a chance, and we have 20% of the tools, equipment, raw materials for those people to work with, that a system that cannot put these two together to produce a quantity of wealth that would solve most of our social problems quickly is a system that d doesn't work very well. that's a fundamental problem of our economic system--that it produces a crisis of this sort. i won't take the time to tell you the details of what happens to people who are unemployed, particularly for long periods of time, and the current unemployment is very long for people who are without work. they suffer self-esteem problems. they suffer mental and physical health problems. their families are more likely to breakak up. they lose thehe skis that they once e had when they'e out of work for long periods of time. their children have more difficulty in school. ththe coss of these kinds of crisisis last for generations. the amount of human damage, the amount of waste of resources is beyond calcul

we had toto leave everythg behind.eporter: but therere's no trae of the war in mandalay, the former capital. glittering gold pagodas line the mighty irrawaddy. gold, tropical wood, and jade, myanmar is rich in natural resources. mandalay is a hub of the jade trade. thant sin has made a fortune with the near-translucent green stones. he trades mainly in large stones. the jade trade is lucrative. $31 billion worth ofof jade is minein m myanmarveryry year. one kilogram alone of the finest jade can fetch millions. thant sin showows off his anat stones. most of his s clients are chine. >> the chinese think that jade is good for your health,h, thatt has a cooling effect. a stone like this can be unbelievably expensive. the more translucent it is, the higher i its price. reporter: but the human cost of jade is even higher. many of the mine workers end up with drug habits, opium, heroin, crystal meth. these men have been forced to go cold turkey. >> we thought the drugs would protect us against malaria. i kept taking more and

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>> thahat's a questionon aquad prefers toto avoid.y that operates the dolphinarium, won't grant intervrviews. the madrid-based company opererates dozens of leisure parks across europe, with more than 2-thousand year-round employees in all. the company earns millllions, thans in part to the controversial dolphin shows. another spanish dolphin-show operator, paparques reununidos, became a publicly listed company in spring lalast year. revevenus 580 million euros in 2016. the company owns 100 dolphins and six orcas. it turned down requeststs for interviews. >> this business model is increasing the number of animals held in captivity. when a child visits a park like this and sees a dolphin or a parrot, they don't go home with a new appreciation for environmental protection. instead they ask their fafather, 'buy a parrot oa hamster for me!' captivity just leads to more captivity. >> there are alternatives to theme parks. the waters around the canary islands are rich in marine life. like pilot whales. a boat tour usually costs less than adm

recognition and perception and so on as being harder to empower and toto get more done inspire, several of the technologies we are showing are at that notion of how can we empower people in new ways, how can we change the way we do agriculture, how can we communicate, how can we ?isualize complex data sets >> what is the definition of ai? , a science of intelligence looking to understand how it is that people can get things done, how can we understand and harness those principles of intelligence in competition all systems. somethingi is doing we require people to do. and that was one of the early definitions in the 1950's when the phrase was first used. >> how long have you been working in ai? >> since 1984. that is why my hair is gray and i still have a passion to get things done. >> what was the project? >> we were one of the early teams at stanford university moreng at moving out from logical methods, if a then b, two uncertainty using probability decision science to grapple with the complexities of the open world. that paradigm which back in those days was a small bunch of rebelliou

so we are going toto test the biodegradability potential accocording to the oecd test memethod. >> the is mixed with a bacterial culture. if the sample hasn't dissolved within 28 days, it won't be granted the label. the criteria that have to be fulfilled for the eco label are tailored to conditions in malaysia -- not only with respect to health and environmental sustainability, but also w with respect to economic feasability. >> different countries have different cultures, different requirements, and different standards of living, so this has to be considered, because otherwise, if it's set too high, like germany, then second or third-world countries may not be able to adopt it. so we have to look into the economic situation of the country and how they can adapt with the eco-label, because if you put too high then nobody can comply and nobody can pick it up so it defeats the purpose of having an eco-label. >> the next step is to establish uniform ecological standards by region. the german development agency is also supporting malaysia's neighboring countries indonesia, thailand, and th

ththe next energyngs toto power our dreams,re will be american energy. what's critical thinking like? a basketball costs $14. what's team spirit worth? (cheers) what's it worth to talk to your mom? what's the value of a walk in the woods? the value of capital is to create, not just wealth, but things that matter. morgan stanley whoamike and jen doyle?than i thought. yeah. time for medicare, huh. i have no idea how we're going to get through this. follow me. choosing a plan can be super-complicated. but it doesn't have to be. unitedhealthcare can guide you through the confusion, with helpful people, tools and plans. including the only plans with the aarp name. well that wasn't so bad at all. that's how we like it. aarp medicare plans, from unitedhealthcare. >>> this morning we have thousands of newly released documents about the assassination of president kennedy but many of them lead to more questions than answers. why? because many are being held back for now despite the law mandating that they be released. this morning the president writes, jfk files a

he d did not want toto do this.o the government of spain will take the measures to recover legality. nermeen: prime minister rajoy's announcement came hours after catalonia's regional parliament voted for independence by a margin of 70 votes to 10. the spanish senate in madrid swiftly responded by granting rajoy unprecedented powers to impose direct rule on catalonia under article 155 of the constitution, which has never before been invoked. article 155 enabled rajoy to fire puigdemont and take control of catalonia's civil service, finances, police, and media. puigdemont denounced rajoy's actions, saying the spanish leader was removing a democratically elected administration. he called for continued peaceful defiance. >> the best way to defend the achievements reached today is the democratic opposition to the application of article 155. we must do so by preserving ourselves from repression and threats, by doing so without ever abandoning, never at any time, civic and peaceful conduct. amy: meanwhile, on sunday, tens of thousands of pro-unity demonstrators waved spanish, catalan, and

you have toto be very careful wh combining those on a much lower level of income and supporting them as well. back to the inclusiveness of politics. that theseou think women, who won't take money, want it as well. >> how divided is europe? germany?ed is >> i don't really like this idea of an eastern and western not only because it's eastern germany or poland that's voting for populist problems. we have this problem in austria, in great britain, in holland, in the united states of america. sure if we really have this iron curtain between eastern.nd >> closing thoughts? >> europe has always been south, east,h, west, all lifestyles, everything. this is a new kind of division. democracy. not about >> one sentence? talk aboutwe should more about the differences than we used to. discussion, not just have it always on october 3. >> okay. we're gonna have to leave it there. divided germany, divided europe. we've given you plenty of food for thought. come back to quadriga next week. bye-bye! damien: hello, and welcome to "fokus on europe." this week i am in berlin. i am damien mcguinness. the

. >> to fear thehe world we're organized 11 three q quarters oa century toto abandon the i ideae have a advanced araround the gl, to refuse e the obligationons of international leadership and our duty to remain the last best hope of earth, for the sake of some half-baked spurious nationalism cookeded up by peope who wowould rather find scapegos than solve problems. amy: president trump declined to say monday whether he'd continue to back his nominee for drug czar, republican congressmember tom marino, after a "washington post"/"60 minutes" investigation -- expose found marino spearheaded a pharmaceutical industry-backed effort to weaken federal government's ability to crack down on the opioid epidemic. the legislation, backed by representative marino and passed in 2016, made it nearly impossible for the drug enforcement administration to intervene in cases where large, suspicious shipments of opioids are delivered to pharmacies bound for the black market. "the washington post" reports the drug industry lobbied heavily to win passage of the bill, contributing $1.5 million to its 23 con

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apparently, the more global a problem,m, the less lilikely pe are toto feel personally threatened. >> it's time for activists. it's time for helping across the world. it's time for international solidarity of the people, who define democracy. but it's also time for people in the west to wake up from their comfortable dream that democracy is something that is for granted for them. there is no living democracy without a society that is alive and kicking. >> tunisians proved themselves similarly defiant in late 2010 when they ousted their dictator ben ali. the event sparked the so-called arab spring, a series of protests and uprisings against rigid political systems, which spread throughout the arab world. most were brutally quashed or ended in civil war. in tunisia, it was mainly young people who demonstrated against the country's social inequality and corruption. the first free elections took place in october 2011. nonetheless, the fledgling democracy is still finding its feet. >> 28-year old zied zarrai from tunis is a child of the revolution. >> i was there for the protests of 2009 w

toto spanish stocks and other major european markets and that the week in the green driven by robustorporate earnings. abouout the spanish turmoil has madede on the euro. coupled with the ecb's decision to prolong bond buying to keep interest rates low. at the common currency is on track for the last last week of this of this yes so far. against the dollar. that over in the united states wallstreet jazz are also in the green house why positive corporate results investors are also pleased. that the us economy grew more than more than expected in the third quarter. not that size more than one percent helped by big gains in the technology sector. shares of microsoft at the park advanced more than seven percent after it reported further gains from its cloud computing service. an amazon jumps ten percent on strong earnings reports okay you can't thank you very much that was you caruana. at with our business update this hour. we're going to take a short break now but will become will be back with you after the break and to have. some celebration in. salona. also knowing that declaration of

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