paid per kilo of shelled nuts the workers hardly ever rest and quickly develop illnesses. if it got. really low without. the brazil nuts will continue their journey to shops around the world where they'll be sold for around $30.00 a kilo. has just learned that the road to lipans is flooded and impassable. he doesn't know how will get alan back in time for the new school year. the unseasonable rains continue and the river beni has now flooded. the main road to the capital is submerged. the country is split into. this year the flooding has been. stenciled with entire cities being affected. the bridge on the main road has collapsed. the force of the waters makes matters worse. ramiro is transporting timber to the bolivian capital pads. looking at the damaged bridge he weighs up his options. yes i'm intelligent but i stop look i must not look so you want to hold the market at the knee i was. told that it's going to fall into the bottom. but it's what they see is special treatment that angers those who've been waiting for a day. oh my. god you know what i don't get it but i don

photographer kelly shell 1st met him in 2004 obama was the senator of illinois not get the superstar off the democrats' shall and obama became friends. shell was there cheering election campaigns but also met with the obama's at their home several times. in new hampshire in january of 2008 it's the morning of the primaries. if you're on a bus driving down the back road in the pasture and they have 20 minutes together and then they'll go their separate ways and so they start reading the paper together and i love the fact that he is reading the paper and that one point she just relaxed completely and put her head next to his and then she just fell asleep and they just had this private little. the obama they come as a team. here and we shall prepare some for what's to come this shot was taken just moments before obama took his oath. the 1st lady is always by his side she says biggest supporter and helps them stay grounded. and this is about the 12th or 13th ball we've been to more of these at this elevator and i love elevators because nobody can leave when you can take pictures but he's

the american photographer county shell was a friend of the obama's long before they entered the white house she had access to them like no other and for over a decade captured very personal images leading up to and during barack obama's presidency last year shell published a book featuring these behind the scenes photos of the film of family and then as an accompanying exhibition as well which is currently in munich. for some he's just number 44 fathers he's a trailblazer often the 1st afro-american president of the united states. photographer kelly shell 1st met him in 2004 obama was still the senator of illinois not get the superstar off the democrats show and obama became friends. shell with their cheering election campaigns but also met with the obama's at their home several times. new hampshire in january of 2008 it's the morning of the primaries. they're on a bus driving down the back roads and they have 20 minutes together and then they'll go their separate ways and so they start reading the paper together i love the fact that he is reading the paper and that one point she just

what a shower of shell we must have pounded down on their heads. our shells would bury themselves in the sand and earth works and there in all directions. one continual roar like the heaviest thunder. the smoke was so thick at times it completely hid the sun. oh, it was a sight never to be forgotten. to fort fisher's garrison, the seemed anything but splendid. most were artillery troops, 36th, 40th and 10th north carolina artillery by some gunpported crews from the confederate navy and several companies of teenagers from the north carolina junior reserves. most waited out the naval bombardment inside fort fisher's earthen bomb proof but for those had to man the guns during the bombardment, it was terrifying. "i never saw shells fall so fort's a member of the garrison would later recount. "they came down like hail and i thought every one would get me." began on bombardment christmas eve and continued through christmas day sending more than 20,000 rounds, a million pounds of iron, hurtling toward fort fisher. the navy's aim was poor two-day barrage f

and shell this fall their c.e.o. is had lunch with a global sustainable energy youth group called student energy whose members pressed b.p. and shell seals a hard about climate change in action and student energies and executive director thought the launch was so successful that she told the intercept i don't feel they had all the answers or strong enough answers but they are really listening. oh good yeah they're going to listen are straight off a cliff i mean jesus could student energies standers get any lower actually know and i would know because i once seriously dated a man who used fabric softener as body wash. but b.p. and shell have a vested interest in listening sense among the partners listed in student energy's 20000 and will report are shell and some core one of canada's biggest tar sands producers and because b.p. pledged to said 50 student energy delegates to this year's human climate change conference so not only is student energy partnered with fossil fuel companies but these companies are paying for

not on your life because in this story a bomb shell came in after the verdict. here's josh mankiewicz. >> 911. >> i need an ambulance now. >> february, 2009, coldwater, michigan. >> what's the problem? >> my wife! >> your wife? >> yes. >> and in one day, one moment -- >> is she breathing? >> no! she's gone. she's gone. >> the innocent, simple life tom foley and his family once lived was gone forever. >> oh my god! no! oh my gosh! >> 27 seconds. gives it off to foley. >> it was a moment tom foley never would have imagined 23 years earlier. back then, number 30 -- >> going to be 15 seconds left. >> scored the winning basket, giving coldwater high school the regional title. >> baseline jumper, 18, he hits it with 5 seconds in play! >> earning young tom a place in coldwater's basketball hall of fame. >> i have goose bumps right now talking about it. >> victory was snatched from the jaw's of defeat and he came through with it. >> to what extent were you sort of known around here for being the kid that hit the game-winning shot? >> that went on for a long time. you kn

fiber shell on the outside. ballistics no protection. it also included the communications gear that the crew would use to communicate inside the tank. that would consist of the headsets you see here. these cables would plug into communications boxes. the would give their crew capability to talk to one another inside the tank. it would tell the gunner to engage targets. this is a common piece of equipment for all crews. some other things that were available. there was a winter combat uniform. overalls and a special tanker jacket. the winterop for combat uniform. they are commonly referred to as tanker jackets. pockets lining them. common amongt the armor crews. we have some of the weapons that would've been common in the armored vehicles. inside the armored vehicles, there were submachine guns that the crews were on if they had to get on a tank. m3s is one of those submachine guns. gun.s a 45 caliber machine very easy to mass-produce these things. .45 caliber. it fire the same type of round as our pistols. each of the armored crewman woul

they could now and then be seen by the flash of exploding shells. it was all like some kind of hideous stream. but, the fort's surviving defenders were exhausted. almost out of ammunition. the fort's chaplain had been collecting cartridges from the dead to supply though still fighting, but it was not nough. fort fisher had fought stubbornly, courageously. but now the fight was nearing an end. the breakthrough for the northern army came when fresh troops from new hampshire moved through the darkness along the base of the fort, flanking the ort's remaining defenders, and then rushed over the fort wall and opened fire on the seven is from the rear. there were surrounded by a host of blue uniforms. the surviving defenders finally gave up. after six hours of ferocious fighting, all resistance collapsed and the federal army of the james held fort fisher from the river to the ocean. the general and colonel were lying side-by-side with the orts battle wounded. when he looked up and sign officer in a blue uniform standing over him and looking down at him. it

is there a read across from shell? will: i think so.the company's .ill be nervous this could be a disastrous event for the oil market, and there will be a lot of concern. guarantee the shareholder returns we have been talking about, they are going to keep it very tightly it on capital spending, and i think you will see those comments. alix: what that says to me is how do they then spend all of the money they said they were going to spend combating climate change and the energy transition when they have an oil price fix in order to make money, and then they have to make buybacks? will: this is the real dilemma, and i don't think at the moment that management teams have a clear answer about where to take this. shell has set up huge ambitions in terms of building up and investing in were noble energies and transforming the whole scope of the business. what's becoming clear is they can't juggle their current commitments, their commitments to shareholders and the need to invest in new business. something has got to give, and maybe this was t

of the democrats shell and obama became friends. shell was there during election campaigns but also met with the obama's at their home several times. in new hampshire in january of 2008 it's the morning of the primaries. they're on a bus driving down the back road with pam sure and they have 20 minutes together and then they'll go their separate ways and so they started reading the paper together and i love the fact that he is reading the paper and that one point she just relaxed completely and put her head next to his and then she just fell asleep and they just had this private little. the obama's they come as a team. here michelle prepares him for what's to come this shot was taken just moments before obama took his oath. the 1st lady is always by his side she's his biggest supporter and it said helps him stay grounded. and this is about the 12th or 13th. ball we've been to more on these at this elevator and i love elevators because nobody can leave and you can take pictures. but he's telling her he's so proud of himself he says i

director, royal dutch shell.f the chief topics everyone has been talking about, and he is kind of meeting that discussion. coming up, jerome powell, how will markets respond. we will discuss with j.p. morgan's chief strategist. this is bloomberg. ♪ the: welcome back to european open, a little more than 15 minutes into the trading day and we have breaking news on the coronavirus, which until now has been in 15 countries. that total can be raised to 16, its firstreported case of coronavirus. it has been mainly centered in china and most were not all of the deaths have been in china. we are looking at over 7000 worldwide.ronavirus here inat least four germany, and i believe there are a number of patients under supervision. the spread of that virus has led to the red arrows on equity indexes today. markets are down on concern about the spread of the coronavirus, and the economic impact of trying to hold back that spread. joining us now is karen ward, managing director / chief market strategist emea, jp morgan asset m

in action, you would have a variety of shells here. depending on the type of target you were encountering high , explosive, white phosphorus, some common nation of the above. again, when he is loading, in the firing sequence, the tank commander gives the firing command, and each of the crew men would play a critical part in the firing. once fired, the breach will drop and the spent shell casing will come out automatically. it will slam up against the back pretty loudly and violently. then the loader will put another shell into the breach should we need to reengage the target. it's louder on the outside of the tank than on the inside. a lot of the concussive force goes out the front. when the breach drops, the round goes up. it is kind of a violent thing until you get used to the rhythm. one thing worth pointing out about these turrets, when they're moving 360 degrees in 15 seconds, you can see there is plenty of opportunity to do this with your foot or with a piece of equipment. if you do that when the turret is moving, you will probab

did any confederate shells, artillery shells at all get into washington, d.c. during the earliest drive and got to that point? yes, sir. you say the fort fired back at him. the fort fired quite a bit of rounds during battle. he was trying to get his infantry to the city so quickly that the majority of his artillery was in the ware and they were taking heavy artillery fire, as well, but they were able to lob shells into the city not very effective. >> what is the last question over here? please stand and introduce yourself. >> i'm ariana king. >> good to meet you. >> why didn't he meet 24 hours for the ransom, and why didn't he go down and he would have been ahead of the game. >> outside of frederick, maryland. when he runs into wallace on july 9th along the base, he thought he was facing rear echelon troops which he was. and they were on the division of the sixth core. and when he realizes veterans were out of time and that's yet next day he rushes his army as quickly as possible to washington, d.c. i don't know the details about that. >> referring to ryan, as

to hold shell to account. detox, thank you for your responses. angela tweeted. .. allen says... as we have mentioned, neither of us have done one. i try to be disciplined. i try not to be on my phone with my children around. iam children around. i am tracking my children with my phone, i know what time they arrived at school this morning. anyway, that is workload for another day, whatever you are up to, i hope you have a good one. —— work life. thanks for watching. good morning. yesterday, we had some fine and sunny weather across many parts but, today, the weather turns a bit more wet and windy again. the strongest winds around the irish sea coast but it could cause disruption today, this area of low pressure moving on from the west end you can see the white lines, the isobars, getting closer together. when they squeezed together like that, the winds start to increase. around the irish sea coast, gail is expected, gust of 65 mph around wales and the south—west of england and the rain spreading from west to ea

lemonis: so these are the shells. nina: mm-hmm. lemonis: you're the shell-maker. dad knows the recipe for the shell. the shell, no one knows the recipe. mom has had offers to write books, have classes, but she felt like someone might steal her recipe and go do their own business, so she kept it very close to her heart. lemonis: how are you, ma'am? i'm marcus. zion: i'm zion. pleasure to meet you. lemonis: nice to meet you. so you do not know the recipe? zion: no. nina: we've had a hard time, honestly, keeping employees. lemonis: no, but somebody... the business won't go anywhere. this isn't like a macaron incubator. if this business truly is going to grow, with me or without me, it's going to need to be able to scale production, and if the recipe isn't available to anybody, then i guess this thing isn't gonna make more than the two of them could make. nina: part of knowing the recipe is the experience in looking at the batter, and with your eye knowing when it's right. lemonis: it's a science. nina: would you like to go in the fridge? lemonis: yeah, let's do it. n

live in the humid undergrowth of the bolivian jungle a family collects the shells from giant brazilian. if alcohol and of prey i'm going to my mother get the if by a bull if the place is infested with insects and snakes genco the eldest of the siblings had a terrible experience i'm no longer uses his and most of the whole it's ethical cloak on to a lot imo but i needed a lock on that as. i knew i was in with and for the whole of me what a scar on the mark to go. everybody i have been to mental home be it the whole thing come on up with them and when we fight them in the air and i've got them in for the juncos wife claudia has never been bitten and still collects the shelves with the batman but her great fear is torrential that. this is much better that on. 5 hours the whole family works to near exhaustion collecting the show around the giant not. if. you have one on one end of one of them had the flag i don't quote i mean one of the i know the above that i am with you on your but i'm an author i prefer mindful of everybody laughing and. the shell the too heavy to be carried they have t

to mid-size shell firms are already pulling back on production targets amid weak price productions and now banks have also begun trimming back credit lines for american shell producers further undercutting the industry that has been struggling to regain investor confidence for the 1st time since 2016 producer surveys expect to see declines at least 15 producers have already filed for bankruptcy this year and market values across the industry have plunged an average of 21 percent many producers are now struggling under huge debt loads accumulated earlier other issues have played the industry as well many have turned to lower quality sites and others have began drilling wells too close together resulting in a loss of overall performance industry surveys show that a handful of large companies are on the edge of bankruptcy as there is about $15000000000.00 of debt at risk and investors remain dubious that further opec cuts can boost prices we were recently joined by david mcilvaine a c.e.o. of mckelvey financial group to discuss this rash of bankruptcies in the oil sectors we started the i

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. >>> a bomb shell allegation involving president trump as his defense resumes today in the senate impeachment trial. e resumes today in the captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. we begin this morning with the death of kobe bryant. the nba superstar and his 13-year-old were killed in a helicopter crash in california along with seven others. bryant's helicopter went down yesterday about 30 miles outside of los angeles. ntsb and faa are investigating. bryant often used a helicopter to commute from orange county where he has a home to the staple center in los angeles. bryant joined the nba in 1996 and retired 20 years later. he spent his entire career with the l.a. lakers. overnight thousands of fans gathered outside of the staple center to pay tribute to kobe bryant and his family. nichelle medina is at the crash site. what's the latest in this investigation? >> reporter: investigators with the ntsb are expected to arrive here at the scene sometime later this morning. in the meantime

defense department it's emerged that the pentagon has been cheated for years by contractors using shell companies. and libya faces further fragmentation of troops to support the u.n. recognize the government in tripoli few relating to the rival administration based in the east. and i welcome so at the international live from moscow i'm daniel. thanks for joining us on the program a donald trump is warning iraq to brace itself a heavy sanctions if it expels american troops from the country iraqi m.p.'s voted to kick out foreign forces in response to washington's as a nation of iran's most powerful general in an air strike at baghdad international airport on friday we have a very extraordinarily expensive piece that's there it cost billions of dollars to build long before my time we're not living unless they pay us back for it if they do ask us to leave if we don't do it in a very friendly basis will charge them sanctions like they've never seen before avar. iraqi lawmakers passed their resolution on sunday evening calling on u.s. troops to leave the country and also asked the government

now for a quick look at some of the other business stories making news wouldn't shell has posted its lowest quarterly profits for more than 3 years they'll companies' earnings haulage from the previous quarter to 2 point 9000000000 dollars shell blames a weak oil and gas market. the swedish fashion retailer h. and m. says its full year sales are up 11 percent to over $23000000000.00 euros growth was driven by strong store and online sales in developing markets like india russia and mexico. those soaring sales figures fit in well with our next story did you know that the clothing industry produces more emissions than air travel and shipping combined in fact more than 5 percent of global emissions come from clothing alone and it's rising with sections of the fashion industry churning out new lines on an almost daily basis clothes makers face a big challenge in becoming more sustainable. beautiful to move knows the ugly side of fast fashion all too well and doesn't want to be a part of a tell me more she's a textiles expert at environmental organization greenpeace and how simple see new

the situations so far 3 confirmed strikes in the vicinity of baghdad the iraqi capital some mortar shells landed 2 not far from a base where american troops are stationed outside of the iraqi capital and some shells landed within the vicinity of the green zone of the green of the so-called green zone areas indeed yes it is it is like a city within a city i've got the general baghdad and then there's a very. very aware that not all people are being let in that is heavily guarded apparently towards targeted as well as some mortar shells landed not far from an american embassy there which is located there some unconfirmed reports of strikes not far from the city of mosul of an iraqi regional army base where apparently american troops are stationed as well now as i'm saying this is not clear whether or not they were targeted and again we do not know were those strikes originated from so still we still have to look into that now all of that comes again it comes against the backdrop of the killing of the reigning in general in iraq seems really money he was the 2nd most powerful figure in iran

cold shell, warm shell and 10 improvements. how much did that go to the thinking of the peer review panel that tgpa owns the structure and the operators do their own improvements. cold shell, warm shell, high-speed rail or is this turnkey from tjpa's perspective? how much of that went to the panel's reflections andy baits and discussions? >> there were discussions on that. i think we highlighted that as an activity in the two year work plan to make those decisions on o and m. it will likely influence procurement and the timing of funds potentially but other sources of funds. i think it was always recognized that tgpa is the owner and operator of the center. that is the conversation that started with the operators but hasn't fully gelled to working that out. that was in addition to the design criteria and elements of the facilities but who would own them is an important question. if you are looking at the shared service between caltrain and the state entity, i think the panel looked at other models, and i think this is very uniq

its profit report by half to 2 point 9000000000 dollars shell blame to the oil and natural gas prices for the drop and wanted would slow the pace of its planned stock buyback program. swedish fast fashion brand h. and m. says its sales are up 11 percent to over 23000000000 euros the growth was driven by a strong store in online sales in developing markets like india russia and mexico although soaring sales figures fit in well with our next story did you know that the clothing industry produces more emissions than ad travel and shipping combined in fact more than 5 percent of global emissions come from closing alone and it's rising because the fashion industry churns out new collections on an almost weekly basis but this combination of cheap and fast fashion is anything but sustainable. if you want to hold the mood knows the ugly side of fast fashion all too well and doesn't want to be a part of a tell me more she's a textiles expert at environmental organization greenpeace and hasn't bought a new item of clothing for 10 years. she buy 2nd hand or exchanges close with others a clothing

planters shelled out, get that shelled out for a big super bowl ad.nut crack into a comeback? here is fox news headlines 24/7 anchor brett larson. two things, i loved the commercial. i love to see wesley snipes getting work. >> yes. charles: and what's up? brilliant, right? >> it is genius. we're all talking about it today. it could be like roasted mr. peanut because he fell into a carbecue. when he gave himself up to save wesley snipes and the other guy. they make a big announcement. the second half of the super bowl, we'll find out what happened to mr. peanut. it is a genius marketing ploy because we love watching the super bowl for the commercials and the game as well, for many 49ers fans and kansas city. what hands to mr. peanut. does he become salty in his old age? charles: no, i like that one. i remember back in the day, once went to the party and "the nutcracker" was there. they brought up old hostilities he ended up with a crack, but survived that. that was two or three years ago. >> same body shape as mr. twinkie. mr. twinkie with the rodeo?

lack of evidence that the fingerprints were found on the shells upstairs but that didn't indicate he had ever shot it. i looked at another reporter, who i know, and i said what's d going on here. >> charlie's lawyers had a glimmer about where this is going. >> i leaned into charlie's ear and told him, something good is about to happen. >> the assembled press couldn't believe where this was heading. >> you hold your breath, he's going to disnisz the case, the biggest case we have had in years and years, a case jurors deliberated on for 50 hours, a second-degree murder case. >> assistant prosecutor bill gargen saw the train wreck ahead and wasn't at all pleased. >> can i speak, and the judge said no you may not. bill gargen continued to speak. the judge said i'll pull you in handcuffs. >> the judge to the district attorney. >> never seen that before. yeah, i'll put you in handcuffs. >> you're out of line here. >> and a court deputy walks up behind bill gargen, the prosecutor, not the defendant. >> he was interrupting, becoming unhinged. >> after the dramatics with the prosecutor, the j

world powers back to cease fire in libya more shelling and oil blockade raised doubts people whole. class ship hijackings double in the gulf of guinea biting at the world's most dangerous waterway. the spread of a new and potentially deadly virus appears to be accelerating in asia the virus has killed 3 people since 1st being detected in the chinese city of 139 new cases were confirmed over the weekend south korea's centers for disease control and prevention has now reported its 1st case a chinese woman who flew into incheon city from move on sunday has been quarantined that follows one case being confirmed in japan early in january and 2 in thailand 6 days ago after london and click confirmed patient was identified in the quarantine phase and there is no community exposure and those who have come in contact are currently being investigated. let's take a closer look now at this new virus it's being classified in a family of viruses that cause symptoms ranging from the common cold to saas that's the severe acute respiratory syndrome that killed nearly 800 people worldwide in 2003 chi

after ignoring this bomb shell all day. allen dershowitz trying to dismiss what could be the biggest piece of evidence in the impeachment trial. you know what i'm referring to, of course. bolton's firsthand account. in a draft of his upcoming book. writing that president trump explicitly told him in august that he was with holding nearly $400 million in military aid until ukraine helped him with investigations into joe biden and his son. >> if a president, any president were to have done what the times reported about the content of the bolton manuscript. that would not constitute an impeachable defense. >> what? so now after five days of arguments, dershowitz defense is even if the president did it, it's not impeachable. that's where we are now. the fact is, unless four republicans vote with democrats to allow witnesses, the senators won't hear bolton's testimony under oath. every one of the senators along with the rest of us knows what bolton said. they all know. we all know. they can't unhear it. and the president defende