oneelet's begin with kristi graunke. where is he?what grounds did they arrest him and then hand him over to ice? >> he is now in lasalle detention facility in louisiana. -- he was team alleged to be blocking the roadway in memphis and to be engaging in disorderly conduct. of course, those charges were dropped but, unfortunately, he was turned over almost immediately in very rapid fashion to ice and taken immediately to the lasalle detention center in louisiana where he is right now. , could youcio calvo talk about the importance -- his importance in memphis to the latino community and what his role has been over the years? >> absolutely. we believe every person is important. manuel duran is not the first one, the only one come or the last one at will suffer the consequences of the trump duplication machine. it may well has played an important role. he's a journalist for community that often does not have somebody who sounds like them or looks like them or talks like them on the media. he plays a very important re, reporting everythi

onelet's begin with kristi graunke. where is he?what grounds did they arrest him and then hand him over to ice? >> he is now in lasalle detention facility in louisiana. -- he was team alleged to be blocking the roadway in memphis and to be engaging in disorderly conduct. of course, those charges were dropped but, unfortunately, he was turned over almost immediately in very rapid fashion to ice and taken immediately to the lasalle detention center in louisiana where he is right now. , could youcio calvo talk about the importance -- his importance in memphis to the latino community and what his role has been over the years? >> absolutely. we believe every person is important. manuel duran is not the first one, the only one come or the last one at will suffer the consequences of the trump duplication machine. it may well has played an important role. he's a journalist for community that often does not have somebody who sounds like them or looks like them or talks like them on the media. he plays a very important role, reporting everyth

. >> reporter: kristie campochiaro and her kids get calls daily.ves calls with her 818 los angeles area calls even though they can be out of state or overseas. it's known as neighbor spoofing. computer software spoofs the first six digits of your phone number. authorities say this man, adrian abramovich is the robocall kingpin behind millions of calls that pitched time shares. >> i'm not the kingpin of robocalls as alleged. >> reporter: he's facing a $1 million fine. >> you're invoking the fifth amendment. >> i'm evoking the fifth amendment, yes. >> reporter: he didn't give many direct answers but said it's simple to buy robocall for the operation. >> the technology is easy and can be used by anyone. >> reporter: phone providers have recently taken steps to try and intercept unwanted robocalls. there are also several smartphone apps available to block them, including tr truecaller, hiya, and nomorobo. another one tricks phone callers into thinking it doesn't exist. >> reporter: it can be difficult for the apps to spot and block all the numbers beca

this book here comes from cotton mathers, known as mag nelia kristy amm kristy americana. we have it opened to the story of why harvard was established. so he is talking about that. the broadside jerry mointd out, from the 1600s, 1748, it is in latin. obviously latin, hebrew, greek which cary was talking about, the valedictorian, even today, give the speech in latin. this is why that is in latin dialect as well. this is a couple hundred years old. it is newspaper. not with cotton rag paper. it was important to whoever the owner was at the time, and then the collector who now has this has preserved it and allowed us to use it as an exhibition artifact to tell the story. the other things you may want to peek at, these small books here, it is a long forgotten textbook known as new england primer. this is an actual textbook used in schools going to 1700s, early 1800s, they would use biblical text during education. a quick one, a is for adam. as we enter into impact of the bible in america, we saw a beautiful large shrim which is a complement to the artifacts. talk about the se

it was written by kristy leissle, who is on the faculty at the university of washington, and is currently based in accra, ghana. she recently spoke with newshour weekend's megan thompson. >> reporr: who are these cocoa bean growers? what conditions do they live in? >> yeah, they're all-- 90%, 95% are small holder farmers, which means they o very little, small plots of land, and they grow a tiny fraction, each of th, of the total crop, whi is over four million metric tons. so, each one of those coco farmers grows just a little bit of that. they live in really challenging conditions the infrastructure that we enjoy here is not present in the areas where cocoa farmers live. so things like paved roads and running water and electricity, usually they don't enjoy those things.ry so it's a hallenging life. >> reporter: what kind of income are these growers earning? >> it's hard to give you an chaverage because there's range in how much farmers can grow. some of the work that i've done has found between $2 and $3 a day, if you average it over time. it's also a little bit t misleadisay $2 or $3 a d

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please welcome kristi. [cheering and applause] >> hello. my name is kristi and i was it was just mentioned and i'm a lobbyist. i'm a healthcare voter and a teacher. most importantly i am the mother of a nine -year-old son with very complex medical needs. at this moment or the moment ethan was born my entire world change. ethan has an orphan disease called congenital and neuromuscular disease. you most likely never heard of it but that's okay. neither had the doctors. he was additionally misdiagnosed and moments after he was born while in the recovery room for the emergency c-section we were told that even when not survive. fortunately that diagnosis was incorrect and ethan is now nine years old. ethan is a third grader and he's a happy, healthy little boy who lives with a gastric tube which help supplement his nutritional needs and also has a tracheostomy and uses a mechanical ventilation a night. he uses a walker to access his typical third-grade classroom and is in a student when it comes to spelling and he's an average little boy but the

. >>> drums traditional dancers and even kristi yamaguchi paraded around the streets of san francisco to celebrate. >>> and we are looking at the golden gate bridge live, weather is not bad. it's all coming up after the break. [ music ] volunteers in the south bay rolled up their sleeves... to plant trees and clean-up a >>> well, today [nats - sky drone 5] it's san jose s oldest... is earth day. to celebrate dozens of volunteers in the south bay area rolled up their sleeves to clean up the park. [ music ]it's san jose's most beloved park and on the state many volunteers showed their love for the park. >> reporter: volunteers help to widen the trails and pick up trash. younger volunteers planted trees while learning important lessons about being good stewards of the environment. >> if you don't clean up all the pollution, the earth would be just like a big trash ball and you would not have any trees or flowers, or anything it would be just trash like soda cans and chip bags. >> reporter: this is the first large-scale earth day cleanup at the park. and when rangers put out the word, mor

and like the kristi play where people are disappearing then you have your hero who was killed on this incredible mission over france 1944. and the brother-in-law is killed and your older sister rosemary with lobotomy then she is gone no explanation never seen again. so think about being that kid brother your siblings keep disappearing then the darling father the dream of the family she dies in an airplane crash with her boyfriend over the alps and she is gone. they just keep dying and disappearing. jack survives. somehow with all of the health problems he faced scary from the beginning bobby would say that the mosquito was finished. [laughter] and then and at the okinawa wall hospital but with any kind of shock to the system was death by back he was a real catholic. the first thing he wanted to make sure of is does he have a priest? he is very complicated. >> he was not. it didn't save him from problems but i'm catholic and we go to church and they always made bobby the new that we all knew all theat words in latin. and i think. try.ce like roosevelt was the of his cap alien. >> what

. >> kristi does a lot for this area. >> fantastic stuff. >> something special. look at the color. very nice. >> and that weather. >> of course you would notice the weather. >> up to 75 degrees. >> beautiful. >> late day sea breeze. if you are heading outside this evening, t-shirt weather in april. near 80 in downtown. tomorrow's forecast will continue to copy and paste since saturday. >> 846? >> not quite -- let's go 86. >> did you have to point that out? >> somewhere there's a weather distortion field there. 86. glad you pointed it out. you will be fine tomorrow. 80s monday and tuesday. see wednesday and thursday cooling. then the sea breeze picks up, maybe some showers in the north bay.800 degree temperatures. >> it shows he is paying attention. >> we're back at 6:00. ♪ >>> tonight, the search for a mass shooter who opened fire at a waffle house restaurant in tennessee. the secret service now saying he was arrested last year for jumping a white house security barrier. >>> a shocking denial by syria today claiming the recent suspected chemical attack on civilians was an elaborate

russia can't wait for the world cup to get started and neither said his last kristie projects the sochi winter olympics didn't go so well remember the whole doping scandal thing that made the country a pariah in the sporting world. security needs the world cup to be a roaring success he needs the national team to put on a show impact believing stadiums and tens of thousands of foreign fans to fall in love with russia. but there is a problem with that plan in fact there are several we're going to tell you why this twenty eighteen world cup will not be the proudest moment putin's ten year in fact it's going to be one of his biggest embarrassments. and i think of russian football i think it andrei arshavin almost singlehandedly destroying the netherlands but russia through to the semifinals of euro two thousand and nine place precision and some phenomenal finishing might then the surprise of the tournament. the thing is that was ten years ago. and it's been pretty much all downhill since then they haven't made it out of the group stage in a major tournament in that time not exactly encoura

kristi smith joins us from the santa clara county fairgrounds. christie? >> terry, this was an all-day summit that just wrapped up about firearms and safety. the idea was to spark conversation, dialogue, and ideas. and in some cases, bring together people who might not ordinarily agree. the discussions were opened with organizers offering pointers on how to hold a fair and balanced discussion. >> guns are so prevalent and so easily obtained that they've created the bad social conditions. >> reporter: ann joined dozens of others today at the santa clara county summit on firearms and safety as people gathered to find common ground. >> i'm a strong supporter of the second amendment. >>> will bailey says he thinks the root causes to all types of violence need to be explored. >> i don't believe continually adding more laws and placing the burden on law-abiding citizens, you know, is going to solve these issues. >> in the wake of the parkland shooting, we decided here in santa clara county that we needed to tap into the better parts of our community. >> reporter

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nbc bay area's kristi smith live outside the arena. we saw the heavy police presence earlier. what's going on there? any demonstrators? >> reporter: well, we're not seeing any demonstrators, but, boy, security is very tight here. i'm going to step aside so you can see a little bit of what's going on. there's quite a bit of media here as well. demonstrators of course were here earlier in the week. now there's fencing up, and only people with tickets can enter this fenced area. this after a peaceful and passionate rally earlier today. in sacramento, hundreds of people came to cesar chavez plaza for another rally over the deadly shooting of stephon clark by police. >> cops aren't bad. one bad cop doesn't make everyone bad. but one black man doesn't make everybody guilty. >> reporter: the event organized by former nba player matt barnes, who played for the kings and warriors. he's from sacramento and says there used to be police accountability and better relationships. >> have a better understanding of your community, and it will be less of these situations. >> reporter: police sh

. >> reporter: kristy ahn is a second-generation korean-american. for her, she hopes this goes hand-in-hand. >> i'm glad to see this historical event happen. and i'm interested to see where this will go. >> reporter: so what exactly is next? well, president trump will be meeting with kim jong-un sometime by early june. now, that political science professor you just heard from, he thinks that meeting is not going to go as well as the one that just happened in south korea. you're going to hear that reason coming up at 6:00. we'll send it right back to you guys. >> thank you, melissa. >>> coming up on nightly news, we'll hear more from president trump reacting to the historic deal to end the korean war and how it impacts his planned summit with kim jong-un. "nightly news" begins at 5:30. >>> and a live look at the international icon. the golden gate bridge. the changes are coming to this bridge. today the bridge just selected a design for the new toll plaza. nbc bay area's christie smith is joining us with the details. christie, what is it going to loo

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other but are going to trade wars which can be cyber wars that means that platforms are required kristie asian and sinking fall out and drop out and crashing in different areas so their revenues have got to suffer as a result. the scruples saga is far from over but often eighteen e.u. countries send russian diplomats home it's already taken its toll on russia's relations with europe can this rush to judgment pave the way for a more measured policy in the future. welcome back the evacuation of civilians and militants from ceres eastern ghouta has been suspended according to the russian defense ministry this is after one of the militant groups which had previously agreed to leave the enclave violated that agreement the district has been under an army blockade since twenty thirteen after it was captured by rebel groups rebels of use the district as a launching point to shell residential areas of damascus causing numerous civilian deaths so u.s. journalist mohammed our league avers the latest on the situation put into the russian ministry of defense official militants obstructed the deal of

that's right kristie of very important date on this day fifty years ago u.s. civil rights leader martin luther king was gunned down by a white supremacist in memphis tennessee today his death will be observed with special events around the country dr king. is best remembered for his famous march on washington and his iconic i have a dream speech in nineteen sixty three. propelled the civil rights movement forward the following year the u.s. congress passed the civil rights act which blog discrimination. well even though the fight for equal rights has come a long way since that fateful day the struggle for justice is far from over the w.'s alexander phenomenon reports though in a recent killing that has convulsed the african-american community in memphis. remembering harris a teen killed in memphis a few days ago because he reportedly stole that can of beer the store clerk chased him out of this shop and fired several shots. now harris relatives keep watch outside to prevent the shop from opening again. i was highly upset. because he's young he's almost seventy

other but are going to trade wars is going to be cyber wars that means that platforms that require kristie asian and sinking fall out and drop out and crashing in different areas so their revenues have got to suffer as a result. of the swarm see the mood of them so moving. to good use who was before. much of those who heard that the viewer. who would move. move. move. move should use look beautiful i mean it sounds good to. move most of his goals with a good view for good goof. to go to shows so look i do assume you want me to show the store to the issue or go. to starbucks to get it to me to do it with those little missed dates to look at is a. contest not a chance to just meet them mashed on the trail to stop the president and it's control has more to content. as we have producers to go to school to snoop to come up with you of course that is the good with you sir this approach to which you station shouldn't be for you should could do if we wanted was doing. the scriptural saga is far from over but after eighteen countries send russian diplomats home it's already taken its toll on russia

the dj will be kristi james. you can get more information at nbcbayarea.com. well, next up, some inspiring people who will be honored by the junior league of san jose at its volunteer recognition luncheon. you'll want to meet them, so stay with us. cholula hot sauce is teaming up a little hot sauce there...e woah. what's happening? jack i'm trying to film this commercial! oh my gosh, sorry. with delicious cholula hot sauce and crispy jalapenos on a signature bun. the new cholula buttery jack. part of the buttery jack family. made with delicious cholula hot sauce,ack. crispy jalapenos and pepper jack cheese on a signature bun. yep, this is my third one today. the new cholula buttery jack. part of the buttery jack family. only at jack in the box. the awards are some of the most prestigious you can get in the south bay community, the junior league san jose volunteer recognition luncheon coming up on april 17. and we have some honorees with us now. first, anika kumar, a 2018 crystal bowl winner nominated by notre dame high school in san jose. she's a freshman at c

of wet weather just pushing down towards north korea as we go on through monday but for the south kristie is pleasantly warm pleasantly want to across much of japan basin pieces of rain then just sliding across the yellow sea maybe some bits and pieces of rain to the east china sea and that stretches across into central parts of china where it does stay a little unsettled southern possible too bad twenty eight celsius for hong kong the rain showers becoming a little more widespread as we go on through monday but further south again it does that allows you to a little bit of cloud there into the gulf of tonkin one could see some showers maybe some showers to into indochina as is the case across southeast asia some lively showers there into southern parts of the philippines into northern parts of borneo heavy rain will continue for thailand over the next hour to bangkok even cooling off a touch a high of twenty nine to greece. everything i do is being analyzed it's being weighed and it's been measured i'm going to go to school this month. and it's not just i phones that i was laughing i mea

i'm kristy from atlanta. >> welcome. >> thank you. i'm here to show you the go with me chair. we are a family on the go. and with five kids, i'm completely outnumbered. oftentimes i just needed a safe place to set the baby down. and that is why i created the go with me chair. it's the perfect parking spot for your baby or big kid wherever life takes you. the soccer field, the beach, vacation, camping, grandma's house or your kitchen. this indoor/outdoor camp-style chair was designed so your baby could safely sit and relax using the five point harness. but my favorite teach is the standing option. you pull back the seat cover exposing the leg holes and baby can stand and relax safely. and for your big kids, up to 8 years old, you just take off the harness completely and it becomes a big kid chair. also comes with a removable plastic tray and sun bonnet. it's the perfect parking spot for your baby or big kid. and even i can sit in the chair. >> i'm coming in as you sit down. wow, that's a strong chair. >> it is. >> by the way, this was spoken as a true mom. you start this thing

that includes various money regimes it also includes various high level bankers and economists so kristie the guard is just the latest to get. to the big calling black hole. welcome back to worlds apart with john albert the american journalist and documentary filmmaker mr alfred just before the break you were saying that you had a choice of either going to cuba or of coming to moscow and each chose mosca and i know that you have something under the table to show as i do have something i have my my my props here and you see this yeah and i can see the name of legendary russian hockey player who just lost fifty safo and they say why do you have if you look at this and obviously we have your name here as well but still so so when i was growing up. i didn't want to be a journalist i can tell you how i became a journalist but it was completely accidental my dream was to be a hockey player. but my reality was that i still don't get i wasn't good enough. i was always very enthusiastic but in on town that hockey player but my friend. i'm working with. on a number of projects one is the first and

looks like they're burying a body like a body of allah dying people kristie ha ha get it prompting across from paul ryan spine of the white. which pink floyd album is based the tsunamis branches look like tiny tree hands to strangle. the soprano season is the best. we can cross live to dennis francesca who is the french national front representative in the united straits denis thanks for being with us here on r t international so we're going. the united states and france in fact france is america's oldest ally. and trouble appeared to be the best of friends at their meeting do you think that this was a genuine connection between the two leaders or is this all just for show. i think it's is all just for show i mean for about a year you know micro and the french media has just hated trump and there's certainly no trying to appear to be like the new body wealth person my crown i think they just had to show that kind of face value to the world after what happened you know in syria so do they have you know interests in common yes probably but i do also think that it was you know mostly any maj

and delight ten ninety nine kristie and it's captured jerusalem. there's a major massacre muslims died jews dead even some eastern christian. who the pins didn't recognize as christians died and the chroniclers from the crusaders perspective present this is vengeance for the blasphemy that these saracens had done to the jesus's holy city of jerusalem. for no half century sturdier jerusalem had surrendered to the second caliph of a slam almost. but in ten months you knowing. as muslim saul to confront the marauding crusaders islam faced a burning question where was the caliph. the a bastard at that point had no military thoughts which they could have sent the father caliphate they had lost their syrian lands to. local warlords so when they saw the crusaders coming in they probably were quite happy to see that these was up us we're now facing a major problem with these clearly quite strong military contingency moving in from europe. large areas of the levant were occupied. divided by the christians into four distinct fiefdoms. but after half a centur

bay area skating star kristi yamaguchi served as the parade's grand marshall.tine) it's an exciting time at tucson botanical gardens -- as people flood in to see a rare large plant -- to see a rare large plant -- known as the "corpse flower" -- bloom. once the plant opens up, it gives off a pungent smell... that some visitors are hoping to experience. eric fink reports. they've come...natsfrom all over the country.in the last two days...almost a hundred 50- thousand have watched from all over the world.some -- like peeping toms -- pierced up against the window.natsguide: "so this here is amorphophallus titanum. it is also known as the corpse plant or the titan arum."we could be just hours away from this famed corpse flower blossoming giving off a stinky stench to remember. natsellie siegel/visiting tucson botanical gardens:"even though she's not going to bloom and we won't smell the stench, we're still here very excited to see this opportunity."mary nuttall/visiting tucson botanical gardens:"what a cool thing and how lucky are we that something like this exists

nbc bay area kristy smith has the video recorded. >> vu lee brought his kids to a birthday party surprised to learn there was a shooting last night. >> we don't feel fearful if we did we wouldn't be here. >> we received a call of shots for a fierds inside the bowling center. >> the police say a man over 30 years old had been shot. taken to sf general in critical condition. >> initial reports are some type of a altercation. and wree we're looking into all you a aspects. >> this is video shared by a woman who says she was there for a family outing when suddenly the music stopped and so did the party life high pressureship she said she didn't see who fired but says it wasn't crowded shet left quickly police worked through the night following leads and believing the shooting was isolated. >> we had incidents at the bowling alley before, having a shooting there is a rare occurrence. it's something that we're using our resources to solve. >> i never had any issues when i come. it's always been great. >> julio lives nearby and says i brings the kids to bowl. he calls the shooting outrageous but w

brett is married to kristi yamaguchi. always has from seats at the game. >> i skated with her once. i will tell you that story sometime. as we head outside, and it is a good thing for the fan half -- fest because we have had better whether there. what i am tracking here is this system that you see. that is what is left and here is what is coming in for wednesday night. we are going to see a view more showers. it will not be as robust with a half inch of rain in many cases what we saw. but it will be moving through and right here in stockton, you have some lightning strikes. just outside of fairfield there, looks -- it looks in the woodland area, and did you see some more scattered showers coming up toward the santa cruz mountains. is just one of those days, and the sun sets, and the energy kind of goes away. the heating is a lot of what drives this. it should die down further as the sun sets. cool tonight and that is sort of the weather headline for the next 24 hours. it will be cool overnight and when we get up tomorrow

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. >> reporter: and then finally, they called mckenzie's mom, kristy. what was that like, to get that call? >> the bottom kind of drops out. you know, you do. you go, you have that tendency to go dark for a second and you think, i am not ready to plan a funeral. >> reporter: they tried to stay positive. after all, they told themselves, by now a posse of pilots was taking off making its way up in the the air to look for her. one of the searchers, a photography larry mayer a 30-year flight veteran. >> i asked her what the route was. to be hasn't, my heart sank. i newspaper the terrain along the route and it's not very good terrain. >> reporter: such bad terrain, in fact, that larry was carrying an emergency kit he packed in case he found her alive. >> i put together a sleeping bag, some bottles of water. granola bars, hand-held radio and large caliber handgun, because it's grizzly country. >> there's mountain lions, coyotes. it's not where you'd want to see yourself let alone a young girl. >> reporter: brian was in his super cub. a graduate of bobbi's fli

. >> thank you, kristi. that was such a powerful story. i also want to give a shout out to all the teachers out there in west virginia and beyond. [cheering and applause] our next speaker is from minnesota. minnesota's fifth congressional district and you may know him as the deputy chair of the democratic national committee. please welcome representativ the representative. >> the senate was in it recess so they could attend a briefing on the conflict on syria. they return to session right now. live coverage on c-span2. a senator: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from hawaii. mr. schatz: i -- thank you, mr. president. i'm they're give some brief remarks about what we're on right now, which is a congressional review act vehicle to reconsider agency guidance. now, there's nothing that sounds more arcane and wonky than that. the issue at hand has to do with disparate treatment of people when they go into a -- borrow to get a car that there's plenty of evidence that black and brown people are taken advantage of and treated more

here is where chris and kristy hall had come to live out their golden years. they're a unit. >> these are the three daughters, courtney, the oldest is a teacher. brianna, a personal trainer. and ashton, the youngest, here just returned from playing professional volleyball in europe. and all of them, of course, have heard scores of times the story of how their parents met. >>> it was 1978, christy had gone to see a relative at the air force base in nearby san bernardino and quite by chance while she was there, encountered a security guard who, to her at least, looked just like elvis. it was blair christopher hall, chris to his friends. >> apparently she was a little flirty at the gate. >> in short order, chris and christy got married. she was 17, he 20. and as the girls grew up, they said they never doubted for a single moment the powerful bond of love their parents with them and with each other. >> they were probably closer with our parents than most children. they're the parents i hope to one day be. >> christy the vivacious glue in the family, chris the mirr

you or kristi, -- the two best known members of the class. >> ed had to be hard. >> there was a lot of for your be the voice face of this new tidele wave of republicans in congress and one of the best piece of advice i got was from trey trey gody and talking about political capital, and talk with folks back at home, don't let someone spend your political capitol before youment make sure you're responsible for your brand and for how you use your political capital, and as a guy who was probably a little more naive on party politics, that was necessary advice and i still have listened to that advice, probably turn down eight or nine out of every ten interview requests we sever because i'm not looking to be the face of the party thin good lord has given me a mission of restoring hope and creating opportunities so where i can advance the mission i want to be there, and if i'm not advancing that mission, there's not a lot of reasons for me to do tv outside of that mission, and frankly, talking about people who figured out how to get on tv, unfortunately for trey, he didn't figure it out, it

joining me now, charlie pierce, writer at large at esquire and kristi mcgrier.ie, already shaking your head. why? >> well, i just don't think there's anything more paul ryan can screw up in this job. firing the chaplain? i -- i -- this is unprecedented to me. i go back, by the way, in event of episodes like this, i go back to what would jimmy do. mr. madison didn't even want congressional chaplains. i'm starting to think he had a pretty good idea. >> there is a question of, what exactly is a congressional chaplain for. but let me give the devil's advocate argument. i thought it was fairly persuasive. you know, it should be a nonpartisan position. that does seem like a pretty clear like needling. and if you think that the house chaplain is using his position to kind of like subtly, you know, orate against your legislative priorities, like, i can understand being angered by that. >> you asking me this question? >> yes. >> i think it's the silliest thing i've ever heard. the guy is a priest. he's there to pray. he's drawing his prayer, as near as i can tell, strict

kristy: that's a great question.s regional as much as it is -- asia has had a fastest growth in the past. 10 or more years. as far as demand growth overall, china and india. we can look at it another way, globally and all markets the demand for dark chocolate is rising. in making a dark chocolate bar, you're using more cocoa. is an overall trend that we need to pay attention to. joe: a member of the faculty, author of coco. joining us by phone from ghana. the dark chocolate is simply the best stuff. julia: now i have the munchies after just watching that flickr chocolate coming out. we're talking all thing japan. we willjapan next week. discuss from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ mark: i'm mark crumpton with first word news. federal aviation relators are planning to make emergency .nspections mandatory this follows a fatal accident on a southwest airlines plane earlier this week. southwestday, all announced it would provide $5,000 checks and $1000 travel vouchers to passengers who were on board that

and as kristi mentioned it, also, we work on the truth in caller i.d. act, which is a little bit more sherwin's bailiwick. >> well, i don't think there's any additional statutes i have to add. you've covered it. we can talk about the standards a bit later. >> sure. thank you. >> so, from the federal trade commission, we can reach illegal calls under our main act, the federal trade commission act, but the really discrete set of rules that govern telemarketing are part of the telemarketing sales role, which was amended effective 2009 to prohibit virtually all robocalls, unless the consumer has given expressed, written permission to that seller to receive a robocall. now -- and this is a type of regulatory scheme than the do-not-call scheme because the consumer doesn't have to be on the national do-not-call registry for that robocall to be illegal. but i think a real difference between the fcc's regulatory scheme and the ftc's is really the definition of what is telemarketing. for us, for the federal trade commission, it has to be the sale of a good or pro

republicans are easy to make fun of, you know, it's like shooting fish in a chris kristy.re harder to make fun of because you guys don't do anything. people think you might flip the house and senate this november, but you guys always find a way to mess it up. you're somehow going to lose by 12 points to a fie name jeff pedophile nazi doctor. oh, he's a doctor? we should definitely talk about the women in therump administration. there's kellyanne conway, man, she has the perfect last name for what she does, conway, it's like if my name was michelle joke frizzy hair small tips. you guys got to stop putting kelly an on your shows. all she does is lie. if you don't give her a platform she has nowhere to lie. it's like that old saying if a tree falls in the woods, how do we get kellyanne under that tree. i'm not suggesting she get hurt just stuck. stuck under a tree. incidentally a tree falls in the woods is scott pruitt's definition of porn, we all have our kings. there's also of course ivanka, she was supposed to be an advocate to women put it turns out she's about as hellful

it that includes various money regimes but also includes very high level bankers and economists so kristiehe guard is just the latest to get lip to the big calling black hole. look at the blockade in the animosity for fifty almost sixty years did it change the regime in cuba no the last administration realized that the majority of cuban americans wanted normalizations with a normal washing and when you normalize you can talk. i want to tell you from my experience in cuba when the united states you sugar instead of a hammer things change in cuba in the way that the united states wanted to. welcome back the girls club in the u.s. state of pennsylvania has apologized to five point clinton for calling the police on them they were killed his father complained that the women were playing too slowly it's the latest of several incidents where african-americans have been arrested or were asked to leave a public facility in the u.s. . on sunday a black man was arrested as a diner not obama for refusing to pay for past ito missiles the video of her arrest shows offices resting her to the ground two w