he refined it for more than a year with an old friend, pharmacist sonia patel. >> most pharmacy systems are built on technology that was in use 20 years ago. it didn't work for the pharmacist, didn't work for the consumer, didn't work for the doctors or insurers. >> reporter: they found health care players needed better communication tools, that pharmacies have to improve inventory systems, and that customers wa trans pricing. aimi for solutions, they opened capsule in the spring of 2016. available only in new york city, customers can order online or ask their doctors to do it for them. the company says tens of thousands of people and thousands of physicians are using capsule. like other pharmacies, capsule negotiates prices with wholesalers and takes a cut from retail sales. capsule does not discuss whether it's profitable just yet. customers can pick up in person in manhattan but most opt for free delivery. a team of 60 couriers, staff employees often braving the element, deliver anywhere in new york's five boroughs. >> business opportunities are huge. >> reporte dr. jeffrey dobrow, c

when sonia callus kay is director of human rights watch here in germany welcome to g.w. we'll get to populism shortly first let's start with a report six hundred pages to tell us that refugees need to be treated better now what what's the point of this. the point is that we see a rise in refugees rising migration the mobility in the globalized world is much bigger and that causes a populist backlash in a lot of countries the same time we see the e.u. cooperate ing with countries like libya where there's no rule of law and where refugees are being treated terribly so that is the reason why this report awful not only but also focuses on refugees. you told us you told us there what we already knew didn't need a six hundred page report to tell us that things are not going well let's pick through some of this essential issue as human rights watch is concerned is this shifting of responsibility for asylum seekers and refugees to their countries of origin you criticize the e.u. for this what should the block do. let me tell you first the six hundred pages are not only on refuge

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. >> sonia sotomayor: gracias. >> kroft: justice sonia sotomayor; her parents immigrated from puertog project in new york. >> pelley: you know, your brother told us that, more than once in this neighborhood, he got beaten up. >> sotomayor: yep. and more than once, i beat up the person who beat him up. ( laughs ) >> why don't you just stop filming now? >> kroft: "60 minutes" has done its fair share of exposeÉs, lare and small. congressman! congressman! we blew the whistle on insider trading in congress. >> we'll make a deal. okay. >> kroft: and the never-ending parade of small-time cons, like turning back the odometers on used cars to get a better price. this is not exactly legal, right? >> bill whitlow: this is not exactly legal, no. ( laughter ) >> kroft: bill whitlow told us how it's done. i want to show you one thing. and, we showed him how we do it. see that picture? there's a tv camera back there. >> whitlow: yep. >> kroft: sometimes you have to ruin somebody's day, but it's always somebody who deserves to have their day ruined. the good news is we're not cops. >> whitlow: well,

very lonely battle sonia who is to blame for this i mean is it a matter of just law here or is that also a matter of for example patriarchal attitudes because you know you've reported before i know we've discussed this many men they're still consider their wives to be their property right. that's right i mean i think it's difficult to generalize but but yes i do think you know deeply entrenched patriarchal attitudes in a society where men are simply valued much more than women definitely play a role i mean activists here will tell you that you know traditionally mattered has been viewed in india as a kind of social construction where abuse is often tolerated way consent is presume where men often enjoy sexual entitlement where women are expected to be submissive and give in to the demands of their husbands often with no autonomy or agency of their old bodies on a fall a car with the latest from delhi thank you so much. voting is underway in the czech republic and germany is hoping that the results will lead to better relations with its neighbor despite the e.u.'s promise of a united euro

sonia subject is one of a number of candidates competing for the russian presidency the incumbent of light amir putin is running for what would be his fourth term russia's communist party presented a new face this year grew dean and is their candidate however the candidates from the liberal democratic party and the more liberal leaning yabloko party vladimir zhirinovsky and grigory yavlinsky are the same as in previous elections. the u.s. now the debate over what to do with the children of illegal immigrants who grew up in the country known as dreamers where the debate is heating up an article in the new york times has triggered a backlash for proposing a compromise between liberals on the trumpet ministration over the issue the author of the piece suggested that trump's senior policy adviser stephen miller should be included in the gauche oceans about immigration as he represents the views of a wide spectrum of society miller is an advocate of increased restrictions on immigration the idea prompted people to take to twitter to brown the new york times a white supremacist paper this

sonia santerks lises is the c.e.o. of baltimore city schools. >> some of this is also about taking into account that young people need to be fed, that we have a lot of young people who are, frankly, safer in school than they are out. >> reporter: since 2009, the school system has returned fund for repairs. according to the "baltimore sun" that's because contracts didn't comply with regulations. but the schools tell us that's misleading and say specific requests for school heating system, including one for douglas high, were deferred by the state. amid all this, beauttah says teachers have learned to be resilient. they do everything they can to make it expwrt they try not to fuss. this is one of those situation where's people should have been fussing for a very long time. >> reporter: now, this week's problems have created a new practice for baltimore's schools-- each campus will now have a daily temperature check so decisions to close can be made on a caseby case basis, rather than at the district level. jeff. >> glor:

battle of shares cemetery where personalities such as doors lead singer jim morrison french shell sonia idiot and the irish playwright oscar wilde found their final resting places along with. cemeteries it's a tourist attraction in its own right but there's one more worth mentioning it has just outside of paris is the world's oldest place to lay your pooch to rest. very old for that they have perished but they're still cherished loyal animal companions. eighteen years of joy sums up the life of this dog. to another the owners have to salute we miss you on its gravestone i. play by atos a plain plaque with dates for muggle him she lost in september. what i mean it helps me to come here it helps me to work through it all. just flash. this animal was one of the first to find its last resting place here in as we have said that that symmetry northwest of paris proudly calls itself the oldest in the world. its history goes back to eighty nine thousand nine. dan as now grieving animal enemies are united in their wish to remain close to their deceased companions. but just to cram all this out p

sonia tops off her works of art with a chocolate coating their sweet but much too good to eat. let's continue now with another trip for your remarks extra tour that's our segment where you are audience can send us your dream travel destinations and we'll take you there. this time we got a request from the city of dia in costa rica dixie. wants to know more about austria a country that's almost ten thousand kilometers away one of the most beautiful corners of the alpine country is a town called time it's often referred to as the poem of to roll and it certainly looks the part. hoof stein is a feast for the eyes especially on a lovely day like this one with a dusting of snow and clear blue skies. the old market square is home to the town's and loveliest buildings luckily they were spared when a fire destroyed much of course in the eighteenth century. this is where visitors can also begin their ascent to the fortress many come just before twelve noon each day and there's a special treat in store. as the bell finishes tolling a concert begins it can be heard through much of. the mu

and britain signing a treaty last week aimed at streamlining the process of dealing with arrivals sonia eagle reports from cali the deal seems to have given people false hope of reaching the u.k. . playing for time in cali's industrial zone a place where asylum seekers have flocked to in the hope they may escape the limbo they face day in day out while they're here they are trapped many of them been here for months sleeping rough wherever they can go snooping without any front end and there are to me because it is here because it's just because it's. just the best of us. this is not life it's not life a good living in the forest it's we have. so this is the place the location where one of the few distribution points was supposed to occur on thursday afternoon as you can see authorities are there and they've stopped it from happening and that's and cut a lot of anger from those who gathered here to be able to get some food. for months the riot police have been a regular presence here as are the standoffs with my kurds desperate to escape. some hope perhaps has been provided by the joint

questions asked we're the questions about how much do you really care about people in this country sonia's of jack is one of a number of candidates competing for the russian presidency we care and president vladimir putin is running for what would be his fourth term russia's clone communist party presented a new face this year pavel's greediness that can do that however the candidates from the liberal democratic policy and the more liberal leaning yabloko policy fled to iran ski and grigory yavlinsky all this same as in the previous election. i'll be back a bit top of the hour with the latest headlines do join us then. ran out of the closest to the best out of georgia. to have to concerts i was preparing to perform i had actually prepared myself to die i. don't know sir he did what. most eight cursed when i asked him. as most of. you. you know homo stuff how do you know her cause. this country was. really good civilization. so we'll see of getting. more trying to show you that he could with us he was just that yes more here guy did mission a storyteller picked education a couple so kind of

world are developing very very quickly and we also see countries such as estonia for example there is sonia that they had just had the presidency in the european union are far advanced by comparison you know and germany is indeed lagging behind is not leading if you train your dog at the same time we know digitalization means that well there has to be a lifelong learning group we have to deal with completely new solutions as regards as so social systems that is to say we have to be aware of the fact that this these is wrapt if technological changes invariably mean disruptive changes for our societies and their readiness particularly in a society that is growing ever older such as germany well there is not that much of a preparedness to get used to these new developments so the question is not what can i distribute what of the common weal but why how can i and prosperity for the future that's what we have to concentrate on and i know that if we actually want to fulfill the promise of prosperity for all in the future as well in this new digital world we need a social market economy afford a j

justice sonia sotomayor asking "how can we read this statute to permit you to begin the process of disenfranchisingolely on the basis of that with no independent evidence whatsoever that the person has moved? justice anthony kennedy it seemed to speak for a majority on the bench saying the reason they are perjuring them is they want to protect the voter rolls from people that have moved and they are voting at the wrong district. that's the reason. what we're talking about are the best tools to implement. >> this is permissible because what ohio doing is lawful they are not knocking people off the rolls simply because of a failure to vote. instead what they are doing is they're saying you failed to respond to our inquiry. >> we have this culture that's come up of trying to limit the vote as much as possible in order to gain a partisan advantage. >> shannon: we expect a decision on the court by june. the washington free beacon alleges white house officials and congressional leaders are scrambling to save the iran nuclear deal. the white house is staring down a friday deadline in order to preserve the

my name is sonia daccarrat, and i live at 2545 lake street with alex bernstein and our three children. i grew up in cali, columbia, a beautiful see where urban development unfortunately went unchecked for many decades view to violence and lack of oversight. as people flooded into my city from the country side looking for safety, formerly green, leafy neighborhoods were plowed over to make room. as a result, the city is a blighted stain. we spent a lot -- we spent a large amount of time collecting neighbors' signatures and thoughts to bring this issue forward today. we're only opposed to development that is too larged and too oversized for the neighborhood. my husband and i love san francisco. we raised our children in the city and sent them to public schools, despite the many challenges the city poses for families. along with our neighbors, we have come here today for support, asking for very little. [ inaudible ] >> president breed: thank you very much. we will now open it up to public comment. for those who are here to support the appeal, if you are here in support of the appeal, pl

here so not go into the cabinet or try to do that would be another flip flop move of mark insureds sonia we saw that the youth wing of the s.p.d. party very much being vocally opposed to any coalition talks with the social with the conservatives basically the youth wing is an open rebellion what does this tell you about the future direction of social democracy in germany well it's definitely speaking to a renewal of the social democrats but known in germany but we see this all over europe that social democrats have sort of lost our way and will have to find a new way so we'll probably see new social democrats with with more progressive politics in the coming years thank you so much spin you call us political and also university of course our very own fabienne fundament just outside the german parliament thank you both. now u.s. by president mike pence is in jerusalem today as he continues his tour of the middle east he's the first top u.s. official to visit the city since the trumpet ministrations decision to officially recognize jerusalem as israel's capital and to move the u.s. embassy

leaders of france and britain signing a treaty last week and distribute process dealing with arrivals sonia gago reports from cali the deal seems to have given people false hope of reaching big u.k. . playing for time in cali's industrial zone a place where asylum seekers have flocked to in the hope they may escape the limbo they face day in day out while they're here they are trapped many of them been here for months sleeping rough wherever they can and go snooping without any front end and there are to me because it is fear because distant because it is. just the best of us. that this is not life it's not life a good living in the forest it's we have. so this is the place the location where one of the few just to be sure point was supposed to occur on thursday afternoon as you can see authorities are there and they've stopped it from happening and that's and cut a lot of anger from those who gathered here to be able to get some food. for months the riot police have been a regular presence here as are the standoffs with my kurds desperate to escape. some hope perhaps has been provided by t

the kingdom is accused of arresting dozens of political activists and detaining them without charge soniagago has more now from london. it's a case that has been given little attention given the recent state of affairs in saudi arabia thirty of its citizens detained without charge another thirty one who have apparently simply disappeared no one knows where they have gone or whether they're being held nor have they been charged with any offenses a violation of saudi and international rules say the british lawyers who authored the report into the arrests and are now calling for the un to suspend the government of saudi arabia from the human rights council if they are committed to human rights and the instruments that they signed up to as well as international law then there's no need for the suspension if they put that into practice but those who breach provisions of international codes should not be allowed to do that and still sit on a council that reviews human rights around the world with the double standard should be stopped much may have been made of the recent changes in saudi arabia

forces and opposition protesters they refused to accept the result of november's disputed election with sonia shorter's director of short international consulting and it specializes in u.s. latin american relations she's with us now from washington d.c. thank you very much indeed for your time they president now has the backing of the u.s. and canada and mexico and some other countries as well how is that going to affect the authorization is efforts to try to effect change in one to this. well actually i don't see how months to change is going to happen there since the us congress like they us make cynical kind of out already bad they reelected press him calling model on the five man this so in their way i don't see how much it's going to change their fate of. that amount this it's been sealed by the by the support of the us. the one of us has pledged to rein in violent crime and boost the economy and increase jobs now there was a significant hit on the economy in his first four years but he does seem to have seen some results in some areas since then do you think that he is in a position to

sonia overall, the widow of eric overall, describes her husband as a man of integrity who left a stamp on everyone's heart. his life and legacy will never be forgotten. now just five days ago, the sheriff's department suffered yet another tragedy. sheriff's deputy david heck a 17-year veteran of the sheriff's office, was securing a car accident scene when he was struck by a passing car. he's well known in the rochester community as he serves as the sheriff's liaison for the rochester school district. he's in critical condition. i would like his family to know that all the students and staff in rochester schools are praying for him and to keep fighting until he's recovered. please join me in a moment of violence for the deputy's recovery and to honor the memory and mourn the loss of deputy eric overall. mr. bishop: mr. speaker, i send my deepest condolences to the oakland county sheriff's department in this time of los. thank you, mr. speaker, i yield back the remainder of my time. , a r. speaker, 39 years ago collective nightmare was foisted upon the people of the nation of iran and so

sonia to discuss how we will look great throughout the year and get visible results with laser liposuction is great to see you again. with ears -- this procedure you can achieve an hourglass figure? >> you can melt the fat and sculpted into shape. people are busy with active lifestyles. there trying to live well and lose the last stubborn body fat. people need a jumpstart so labor -- laser light perception melts the fat and tighten the skin in the office under local. people can go back to work the very next day. minimal downtime and minimal discomfort. >> i like the fact that it melts the fat. you got me right there. what are the best areas to treat? >> it is great for men and women. i brought pictures to show that it is good for all kinds of body areas including love handles, abdomen, role -- broad role and [ turkey noises ]. people can sculpt their bodies back into his -- into shape.>> you have a board certified physician for this -- for the patient's. >> we are in international training censure -- center and we have a team approach to give you the best result. we specialize in office's

sonia to be shia alliance, carlos go on. good to see you. great to see you here in davos. and i had conversations about trade in the past with lawmakers selling goods in the u.s. what you think when you see these tariffs? >> well, i think it is not something major in my opinion. we are talking about relatively minor items. we are not talking about major. i think 2018 is not going to see anything significant because the economy is doing well. so everybody has interest. corrections need to hop in and there will be some corrections, but i'm not acting anything major. maria: what about the response? are you expecting a response from china? >> i don't thing so. obviously we are talking about nafta, very important for all calm or occurs and what will be the of the negotiations. the fact after 23, 24 years of an established agreement, we want another look because it's different of the three economies are different. the outcome is very important for us, but not enforcing the outcome. maria: this discussion on nafta is beginning. this week coming next week, will come to ahead in 20