dominate even try to large markets like the united states europe etc and the proponents of this unregulated globalism are republicans and democrats and even not allied people around the world why because in this gigantic unregulated global market you could make a lot of money trading influence. you know for various various ways and so people are doing it on the campuses they're doing it investment funds are doing the banks they're doing it the global media complexes to understand this you have to understand basic economics and financial statements and you have to know how to follow the money and these journalists don't know how to do that i think it's an excellent you know entry said you know what i think we've seen over the last twenty twenty five years is that the mainstream media is just the p.r. for the establishment it's not news i mean i because of my the nature of my job i have to watch m s n b c i have to watch c.n.n. it's you know i sometimes i need a bucket but you know i have to do it and i don't learn anything i mean i don't get my news from them i have my own sources i put five

but it‘s unsafe, unregulated, and unlawful. and import our solutions. of unregulated medicines. shouldnstitution in time for a vote at the end of may. andrew plant, bbc news. time for a look at the weather. it has not turned into a bad day out there. there. great eight cool view to what was a chilly start. was a chilly start. beautiful pictures from the weather watchers. pictures from the weather watchers. rather misty conditions, as well. mentioned that it feels chilly out there. there. sitting across the british isles at the moment. the moment. which will be moving southward and these words tonight and tomorrow. these words tonight and tomorrow. much, much colder feel by the time that we look into wednesday. that we look into wednesday. first sign of that change already taking place at worst. taking place at worst. more significant one already bringing rain into scotland. bringing rain into scotland. strong winds already, here. winds already, here. continuing to thicken up from the west. west. been this weather system, this cold front that will be more significant. front that will be

. >> we already have abortionan in ir but it is unsafe, unregulated, and unlawful. in my opinion, we cannot continue t export our problems and import our solutions. as a former minister for health, i don't believe we can proceed with a situation whereby women in crisi are risking their lives by using unregulated medications. the campaigners want to see it it criminalized, and polls suggest most people would vote change theaw and make abortion legal in some circumstances. now, ireland's health minister will draft aen law to the country's constitution in time for a vote at the end of may. bbc news. host: gerning bodies for amateur athletics could soon be required by law to promptly report sexua abuse claims thanks to a bill that is making its way through congress. this follows the case of dr. larry nassar who last week was sentenced to 175 years in prison for abusing over 150 women and girls. today, some of the women who stood up in court joined senator dianne feinstein in washington. among them wpl jamie, who ned how empowered she felt by telling her story. >> i have

the regulated blocks, 25% spaces available, and unregulated blocks, absolutely no space at all. and when we talked to this board in october of 2017 about the rpp project, a couple of questions came up specifically about the permit limitations and i wanted to get back to you about those. director borden had a question about in bernal and other neighborhoods, there are people who perhaps have a personal vehicle and then they have a truck for work and so both of those are registered in one person's name. well, how would the one-per-driver limitation affect those folks. the answer is the one perdriver would apply. you can't have under this policy one person as registered, a permit for two different cars. what you could do is if you have say, a family car, and then, one person has the work truck or the work car, you could apportion the registrations or the permits among however many adults that you need. so if you have two adults skm two cars, you can register things that way. if you have an off-street parking space or whichever car you don't want to get the permit for there, and the

. >> it is not just a unregulated use of illegal chemicals that consumers should be wororried about. the british film crew uncovered evevidence of routitine adultltn of shrimpp destined d for faculs -- f factoriries. in this fooootage, they demonstrated h how shrimp from this r region are sececretly injected witith dirty water t td weight before they are sold on to the factory. some ngos have often clalaimed e shrimp industry in bangladesh is necessary to development. they arere affected by commercil shrimp agriculturere. >> people who arare living i in areas the shrimp is being cultivated are being comompletey devovoid of their l livelihoodsf theirr lives.. it is s system that is not sustainnable. and as to provide the eight cheaplyy in the cocountry, how cocould that be dedeveloped? >> our invevestigation found thr often met with intimidation, violence, and false charges. they f favor the shrimp f farme. >> [speaking foreign lananguage] shsh me the nearest starbrbks -- >> it is commonplace. they're one of the few who are prepared to speak out against a shrimp farm employee who rape

we already have abortion in ireland, but it's unsafe, unregulated and unlawful. cannot continue to export our problem and import our solutions. as the former minister for health, i don't believe we can persist with the situation whereby women in crisis are risking their lives through the use of unregulated medicines. pro—life groups here believe the laws on abortion shouldn't be changed. but campaigners want to see it decriminalised and polls suggest that most people would vote to change the law and make abortion legal in some circumstances. now, irelands health minister will draft a bill to amend the country's constitution in time for a vote at the end of may. andrew plant, bbc news. ministers from the 27 states which will still be members of the european union after brexit have agreed their negotiating guidelines for a transitional agreement with the uk. crucially, during that transition the uk will have to obey the rules of the single market and the customs union, but will have no voting rights. the eu also wants citizens to be able to settle in the uk, as the

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." >> anthony: completely unregulated as far as prices. >> tunti: completely unregulated. >> anthony:os has been able to grow and expand its borders and that comes from the sweat of people on the street. once government interferes in private activity, more often than not, they make it more complex. and they move it towards extinction. [ cars honking ] ♪ >> tunti: a lot of people are outside the tax net, so the state government has to do very genius in trying to get taxes. >> anthony: right. [ speaking foreign language ] who really runs the streets -- the de facto front line of law and order or area boys? >> tunti: the government tries to get people on the street, like the foot soldiers. >> anthony: an area boy's crew levels street taxes on, well, everything. reporting to their regional boss. a king of boys. [ speaking foreign language ] taxis, buses, any target of opportunity pays. >> kadaria: we don't depend on government fine, but you're running your own business. >> anthony: right. >> kadaria: so you pay a bribe. because that's the only way to get things done. every person seems to

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had the footage taken away and it will be released in their court case in february, one count of unregulatedsk behavior. >> they couldn't find anything on the code, so i think they made it up. >> they're like, you're dumb. code two, section ten, dumb. >> oli? >> yeah? >> silly salmon. >>> thanks for watching. we'll see you next time. it couldn't have been any easier and we both got the coverage we should have had for years now. mm-hm, with change to spare. (laughing) (colonial penn jingle) >>> wall street is starting the day in record territory today. the dow closed just eight trading days after passing 25,000. >> wow. it's not the same ring. actually, a more annoying ring to it. by the way, that was the shortest time between 1,000 point milestones in history. it took 23 days to go from 23,000 to 25. and much are attributing the spike on the major announcement from apple. >> they will pay a tax on overseas holdings and ramp up spending here at home. here is rebecca jarvis. >> reporter: the biggest company in the world announcing a $350 billion investment in the united states. apple saying it

anything you see in blue would remain unregulated. your second question, can a school be a member of two? typically, we don't do that, but what we have done, we have buffer zones, and you'll see them especially in the northeast area of the city where, you know, no parking except areas a and c for a couple blocks in either direction so that if you have an area a permit, you can only get the area a permit, but that allows you to park a couple blocks west of where the line is. >> so i appreciate the precedent, but as far as you're aware, there's no legal restriction for us divvying passes for multiple zones to those teachers provided we address it some way that you've talked about. there's no legal restriction on the school being in two zones or in one zone and a buffer zone for another? >> i don't -- i don't think so. and again, the buffer zone would be -- is just more of an administrative -- this is for ease of use of the people who have -- [ inaudible ] >> i'm sorry. please, member of the public hold on. [ inaudible ] >> no, i'm sorry

. >> reporter: up until now, pot agriculture has been unregulated. that changed january 1st. the state requires testing for 66 pesticides, harmful chem skalz and dangerous if you thfu. the testing is impossible because there are only 19 laboratories in the state currently approved to test as many as 50,000 polt farms in california. so, the state has given growers and sellers until july 1st to sell the pot they already have without testing, raising concerns about what is safe. >> a very significant percentage of what we test would fail in a regulated market. not good. >> anthony senior researcher at steep hill. >> what i have here is a plated sample from cannabis that is contaminated with a few different types of funguses. >> reporter: torres says they are finding many of the compounds that will ultimately be banned by the state in samples. >> this looks pretty bad, right, growing on a plate. can you imagine what ittt would ok like growing in your lungs? >> reporter: unfortunately we may know. doctors at u.c. davis medical center in sacramento believe a cancer patient died fro

digitalization, the way we see it nowadays, is unregulated.it is driven mainly by american companies. over there, they don't have the same understanding of the concept t of a constitutioion oe rule of lalaw as we do in n eu. when it began 20 years ago, we thought the internet w was gre. it was going to promote democracy. but now we see that the opposite is the case. i can organise a flashmob via social media, or topple the government. but what then? in the afterermath, willll we e more democraracy? social mededia are fragmenting society into a mass of individual opinions. and the creation of a mass is the precondition foror the emergence of autocratic rulers in elections. i am thinking quite specifically of the united states. consider the riots in charlottesville, the endorsement of violence. it is frfrightening, and it is e work o of social mededia. the momore chatter and outra,, thmorere mon can b be de. what's your opinion? >> do you agree? isisocial media a threat to democracy? tell us on facebook. follow us at "dw global society." and tha

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so buying with these so far unregulated cryptocurrencies helps them fly under the radar. for luxury sellers, that opens up the pool of potential buyers. >> that's our job in marketing property, especia luxury real estate, is never assume where the buyer is going to come from, make sure we get this property out there and say, we are open to all currencies and crypto being one of them. >> reporter: so $45 million worth of house. >> u.s. dollars. but also 3,125 bitcoins, as of the last 30 minutes. >> reporter: luxury real estate agent tony giordano has done a few cryptocurrency deals. >> someone will do it if you're not willing to do it. >> reporter: now he travels the country lecturing other agents how to do it. >> i'm trying to teach real estate agents, you better start getting familiar with this. do your research. download a crypto wallet. buy $50 of bitcoin. understand how to buy it and sell it. and start to realize, this is a legitimate currency. >> reporter: but still a highly volatile play in a brick and mortar market. >> i'm not saying it's safe. i just wt tox take a

wilson was not against every market, he was against an unregulated free-market. think how many thanks collapsed in the united states. they are regulated, that is the difference, they regulated immigration, they don't have immigration problems. i will get intimidation, the point here is that it was this economic globalization that was unregulated. it created the extraordinary economic disparities in the united states. probably the largest that ever existed in this country. it is certainly as great as it ever had. this is the purchasing power of every 60% of our population. of course these people over donald j. trump. globalizing the middle class while impoverishing our middle class, he is right. the trouble is he talks the talk but doesn't walk the walk. allows does is he capitalism to grow up. he puts his daughter and his sons in charge of his businesses , i don't know how much money about is making with her line of clothes and cosmetics but it seems to be considerable. her sons of -- the suns are doing much better. they did was that huge deal with the chinese bu

. >> reporter: up until now, pot agriculture has been unregulated. that changed january 1st. the state requires testing for 66 pesticides, harmful chem skalz and dangerous if you thfu. the testing is impossible because there are only 19 laboratories in the state currently approved to test as many as 50,000 polt farms in california. so, the state has given growers and sellers until july 1st to sell the pot they already have without testing, raising concerns about what is safe. >> a very significant percentage of what we test would fail in a regulated market. not good. >> anthony torres is a senior researcher at steep hill. >> what i have here is a plated sample from cannabis that is contaminated with a few different types of funguses. >> reporter: torres says they are finding many of the compounds that will ultimately be banned by the state in samples. >> this looks pretty bad, right, growing on a plate. can you imagine what it would look like growing in your lungs? >> reporter: unfortunately we may know. doctors at u.c. davis medical center in sacramento believe a cancer pati

they have created this but they have now to fix the problem because of course this this kind of an unregulated and unmonitored globalization has really it people and created incredible social unrest now they are simply looking for a scapegoat and this cable are migrants you know the problem is not that migrants called to steal their jobs or our jobs the problem is that we didn't create jobs enough for everybody and we did a create an economy that benefits people interest instead of only corporates and profits this is the problem if we don't change democracy. all beyond hold the well really the migrants will become the scapegoat but you know when the then we will look for another scape scapegoat and song and so on and so on but this is not the solution to the problem mr general secretary it really is about a widening wealth gap and that's happening all around the world and i want to read a quote of yours again with regard to immigration welcoming a couple of million migrants is not a problem on the contrary you said if you were able to provide both refugees and native workers with new and bette

we ask you to please acknowledge this recent data on how unregulated online activities are affecting our children's health and review seven-year-old policy to reflect this current data. thank you. >> public: good evening. my name is nicky shark. i have two students currently attending roosevelt middle school, and for that, i'm very proud. two years ago it was exciting to hear about the verizon one to one ipad program. they have been an amazing informational tool and i have seen some creative uses in the classroom. it was great to see my 6th grader use a caad program to

they have created this but they have now to fix the problem because of course this this kind of an unregulated and unmonitored globalization has really it people and created incredible social unrest now they are simply looking for a scapegoat in this cable or migrants you know the problem is not that migrants called to steal their jobs or our jobs the problem is that we didn't create jobs enough for everybody and we did a create an economy that benefits people interest instead of only corporates and profits this is the problem if we don't change democracy. all beyond hold the well really the migrants will become the scapegoat but you know when the then we will look for another scape scapegoat and solve and so on and so on but this is not the solution to the problem mr general secretary it really is about a widening wealth gap and that's happening all around the world and i want to read a quote of yours again with regard to immigration welcoming a couple of million migrants is not a problem on the contrary you said if you are able to provide both refugees and native workers with new and better