we dissect the sab miller, ab in bev merger.se companies have already been getting huge over the years. what has it meant and how does it help us see down the road what's already happened? >> some of this is really quite simple. beer has been a local business and from what you said it sounds like maybe your parents brewed it in the bathtub or something. i mean yeah it's easy. however what we're really talking about here is international commerce, globalization, et cetera, et cetera. everything is about the brand. brands. if you are in the soft drink business it's sort of nice to have coke or pepsi right? same thing in the beer business. the way you attract attention is modern marketing, the amount of resources you have to devote to this, it is a business of scale, a business of brands. there will still be relatively inexpensive beer but in our capitalistic marketing, it's all about the brand, to be able to buy the brands. >> beers under license or a beer that used to make one brand makes six. is it really kind of the same beer b

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that are part of the ab-109 legislation.works in the print shop which contains state of the art equipment along with professional instruction. >> so, before you mask it, what you want to do is just pull that off. >> but there's another downside. as a non-violent inmate, he could be eligible for release after just serving one-third of his sentence if he were in state prison. as a sacramento county inmate, he must serve at least half his sentence, that's because in california individual counties can regulate their own individual release policies. they're not the same as the state's prison system. >> i'm doing five years out here as opposed to i would be doing three years in prison and i have a family and two young kids that, like i said, i take responsibility for the mistakes that i made. but they're out there waiting for me. >> i'd say the majority of individuals i've talked to would much ratheren in prison. people have their own personal television. there's efforts being made to give people things to do throughout the day. p

nothing in ab does will lessen that competition. the divestiture ensures that our market share in the u.s. will not change as a result of the combination. our total beer production will not increase. our utilization of supplies will not change. our distribution system will not be impacted and our commitment to the three-tier system will not waiver. beyond the transaction, let me address two other areas. distribution and ingredients for supplies for beer. i would like to state very clearly we do not expect any changes to the anheuser-busch distribution system as a result of combination or divestiture. there are approximately 3,300 wholesalesers across america and more than 35 states allow for some form of self-distribution of beer. together, options ensure that brewers of all sizes can access the market. it is our intention that approximately 90% of our volume be distributed by independent wholesalers. around 10% of our volume will be distributed by our wholly owned distributorships. in addition to a strong support system, there will

. >> japanese prime minister shinzo abe also commented on the agreement. >> translator: in a statement that i issued in august to mark 70 years since the end of world war ii, i said japan has repeatedly expressed feelings of remorse and apologized for its actions during the war. i stand behind that statement. >> abe also said he hopes the agreement will usher in a new era for relations between japan and south korea. now people in the region are watching to see if japan and south korea can implement the steps needed to resolve one of their biggest sources of tension. nhk world's shuhei ikehata explains. >> reporter: abe and park both said they wanted to conclude the issue before the new year. 2015 is significant, marking 70 years since the end of world war ii and 50 since the two countries normalized diplomatic ties. abe said he hopes the agreement will be an opportunity for both countries to create a new era of cooperation, and park decided to strike the deal after japan offered financial contributions and abe's pledge to apologize. the agreement does not necessarily reflect all of sou

look at how that works your abs, your arms, your core.in a traditional warrior pose in a traditional yoga class, you'd probably hold that pose, whereas in piyo, they're never just holding the pose. as you can see, jen here is going up and down. it's just working every part of her body -- the glutes, the hamstrings, abs, and arms -- and that builds muscle and that burns calories. >> since i've been doing piyo, i've lost 25 pounds, 30 inches, and i feel amazing. >> i have lost 25 pounds and 20 inches. thank god for piyo. >> i really wanted to just change people's relationship with exercise. it should be fun. >> and that's what piyo is all about -- having fun, improving your health, your balance, your strength, your posture, all while you're losing pounds, inches, and, of course, getting jaw-dropping results. and the best part is now you can get the best spot in the class without leaving your living room. [ applause ] that was so much fun. >> it really is. you know, i think the reason why it's so popular is because people aren't expecting to

prime minister shinzo abe will make an official apology and express deep remorse for all the women who suffered from psychological and physical wounds that cannot be healed. >> kishida also said the japanese government will pay more than $8 million to a foundation to be established by the south korean government. he said the foundation is aimed at helping the women regain dignity and honor. yun said his government will cooperate with the steps the japanese government will take. >> translator: the government of south korea acknowledges the statement and measured announced by the japanese government. we confirm the issue will nowe resolved finally and irversably together with our japanese counterparts on condition the japanese government steadily carries out the steps it has agreed upon. >> and yun touched upon the request from japan that a statue in seoul symbolizing the women be removed. >> translator: we recognize the concerns of the japanese government over maintaining the security of the japanese embassy in seoul due to the statue of a girl standing in front of the building. we will

this would fast-forward abe's plans to revise the constitution.the prime minister is also benefiting from weak and disorganized opposition party. the people we spoke to in shibuya found it very difficult to name an alternative leader. >> translator: i can't think of anyone. >> this might mean that shinzo abe is safe in the top job for now. rachel mealy, al jazeera, tokyo. >> still to come on the al jazeera news hour, rahul will have the dramatic results in the yacht race. keep it here. >> one of the oldest cable car systems in the world, still uses the original cars. to ferry commuters in and out of the city center. robin frawrk forrester-walker te ride. >> steel boxes suspended from steel ropes. it's not for the faint-hearted. >> i'd be delighted to go with you but i'm afraid. >> for those who live above the city it's the obvious choice. >> translator: you just need two minutes to come here by cable car. but the bus takes an hour at least. >> marina's been operating cabling cars for thcablecars fo. ma.chiatora no longer resemblesa socialist utopi

this would bring forward abe's plans to revive the constitution. the prime minister is also benefiting from weak and disorganized opposition parties. the people we spoke to found it difficult to name an alternative leader. >> i can't think of anyone. >> this might mean that shinzo abe is safe in the top job for now. >> a worker died in a collapsed mind in china. 17 other people remain underground in the gypsum mind. the rescuers communicate with the trapped miners by writing messages on football and throwing them down in the mine. >>> paying tribute to dozens of victims still missing as rescuers continue their search for inviters. >> the 11th anniversary of the boxing day tsunami has been commemorated. hundreds gathered at the memorial park in thailand. the park is built on the site of a fishing village that was destroyed by giant waves. the tsunami killed 230,000 people across 14 countries. >>> bush fires in the australian state of victoria have destroyed 115 homes. now emergency services are warning that the stretch of more fires remains. >> an e

sacramento's main jail is also affected by ab-109.hat diverts convicts from state prisons to county jails. so people that are brand new, you've got to persevere. someone driving could be felled up with a guy who's been in prison for the past 20 years. you teach them how to get around the system, how to create weapons. how to be a criminal opposed to natural rehabilitation process. >> ab-109 has also come with a significant funding decrease. one of the more unique programs occurs 30 miles south of the downtown facility, county sprawling branch jail. ab-10 inmate has been in the horse program since i was itch leapted five months earlier. its goal is to make wild horses suitable for adoption. >> we leave in the morning and we get back at night. by the end of the day, it's a long day, but it makes the day really fast. >> and that's important. kerry is only one year into his sentence. kerry says he learned how to make guns from his father who did so legally on their pennsylvania farm. >> it was just part of our every day life. we'd go to t

but, here, the majority known as the public safety realignment act or ab 109. >> the catalyst for ab 109 was the state's mandate and need to reduce the prison population with haste. they called it realignment. the idea being to realign lower-level offenders who are more appropriate custodial setting. what they did was take the responsibility for thousands of inmate that is would have been going to the state system and now they're the county jail's problem. >> the law created new challenges for the county by requiring them to house convicted felons, who, in the past, would have gone to prison. with many sentenced to at least a decade, they could be more likely to cause problems. but the law also came with significant funding for a broad range of job training and rehabilitation programs to help inmates stay out of jail and prison. they're administered for the jail's reentry services department. >> the goal of reentry is to reduce the residism rate. >> ten years ago, ron was a revolving-door inmate here. >> i know that sounds like wow, how are you here now? well, when i was locked up he

it's been a great two weeks, abe. thank you so much. please come back soon. [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you, seth. i will do that. >> seth: a reminder to everybody to check out the emmys this sunday night. our good friend andy samberg will be hosting it. i can't imagine it's going to be anything less than a good time. so that's the emmys on fox, i guess. we have a great show for you guys tonight. three people i'm so excited to talk to. from the new show "public morals" on tnt, ed burns is with us tonight. [ cheers and applause ] very excited to chat with him. also, from "gotham" on fox and the new show "red oaks" on amazon, richard kind is joining us this evening. [ cheers and applause ] and she has just written her first adult novel in fifteen years, "in the unlikely event", judy blume, the great judy blume, will be stopping by. truly can't believe she's here. now, before we move on, here at the show -- here at the show we have a long belief that no matter how different two things are, they can still have common ground. and to pro

this would bring forward abe's plans to revive the constitution. the prime minister is also benefiting from weak and disorganized opposition parties. the people we spoke to found it very difficult to name an alternative leader. >> i can't think of anyone. >> this might mean that shinzo an abe is safe in the top job for now. >> sport now with farrah. >> lauren, thank you so much. they've gone several games without a win. they would say seal the win for stoke. the result means man united drops down to six. the next game is against chelsea on monday. >> i have said already in former press conferences that it is not always like that, the club has to fire or sack me. sometimes i do it by myself. but i am the one who wants to speak first with the board of manchester united, with my members of staff, or with my players. and not with you. >> leicester city has been beaten for the first time since september. they went down 1-0 to liverpool. they move the reds into eighth. >>> so with leicester losing it means that arsenal could go top if they beat southampt

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ab tried to run over them, so they ran. adam conley and catherine jeter were captured behind the school. hen the sheriff asked them why there? why a school of all places? >> one of the suspects said the reason they were here was it was god's will to be here. basically what they had said was if it had been god's will then they would have begin shooting students and teachers. >> larry: instead of tragedy, this ends in triumph because of ms. ab had the courage to confront a gunman. >> i can't get some stuff out of my mind. but everybody keeps telling me it will take time. >> larry: after this final ride, alice bradley will have a whole summer to get it off her mind. thinking of lord, let me get these kids home. >> larry: the kids she calls her. >> these are mine on the bus. they're yours when they get off. >> larry: barry kade who road ms. ab's bus aso his two sons will remember this day not just for what happened but what didn't happen. >> i don't even think about it. nope. >> you look in the mirror and you got a lot of littl

but with ab 109, when they get out, they can be a transformed individual.ust getting out with no rehabilitation. >> yeah, this is for re-entry. i'm looking to get mr. greggs sent up to gate 8. i'd appreciate it. >> sure. >> all right, thanks. >> rodriguez greggs was convicted a week earlier. for possession of a controlled substance while armed and possession of marijuana for sale. he was sentenced to one year and will serve his time at real consumas. >> this is my first time being here so it's kind of scary being here with people who got all of these type of charges. this doesn't even seem like a jail. it seems like a prison. and they lot of people live like this is their home. i can't live like that here. i don't feel like this is my home. >> it's just really scary to me. but i just stay on my bunk and just mind my business. it's like a fish in a tank full of sharks. i've been here a week, and i haven't ate all week. nothing tastes good. when i try to eat it, it comes right back up. i don't want to be in the chow hall and it comes up. that will start a pro

this time around ab/inbev was taking on debt. and i know you'll be facing some tough decisions. about where to cut costs. mr. brito, my question is pretty simple. what can americans expect this time around? where will you be cutting costs? will there be job losses? brewery closings, distributor terminations? or will you raise prices to pay back that debt? >> senator, thank you for the opportunity to clarify. this transaction we're proposing here today is about the rest of the world. it's about gaining access to new markets like in africa, parts of asia, parts of latin america. this transaction has nothing to do with the u.s. and it, therefore, will have no impact in operations in the u.s. market. that i can guarantee. >> so basically what you're saying is that this $75 billion debt is not going to have any effect on decisions that you might have to make in the same way you did last time? >> we have to remember we had an economic crisis in 2008. the transaction in terms of the size of inbev was a similar size, as big as it is is way smaller than ab was at the time. so what i'm sa

i thought she just had over done it on the ab workout. >> one epically strong ab. >> just one. or maybe two. >> could be three. well she'll need the strong abs because she'll be giving birth soon. a crossfit box. but not everybody is singing her praises for such an intense workout. >> people outraged in today's society? you're joking! >> outrage is an all-new high, you're putting your baby in danger. you're not supposed to be doing this. this isn't safe. everybody just calm down. >> 26 weeks. 26 weeks is like halfway through, there's loads of things you can keep doing. i understand some people feel the need to take it easy. but other people, she's obviously a fit person. she was fit before. she knows her body better than anyone. >> in this video posted, she mentioned she stays super-hydrated. next to the fan. has a wet cloth. she's a trainer. so i'm pretty sure that she knows how to pay attention and monitor her body. a few articles addressed in the situation. circuits in which she says, i'm going to be okay. i want to continue doing the things i do to feel healthy and strong a

abe is referring to foreign minister toe shehda on thursday. abe and the south korean president had their first meeting last month. president park has been called for the issue to be resolved by the end of this year which marks the 50th anniversary of normalizing bilateral ties. relations between the countries have showed signs of improvement following a recent court ruling in south korea. some japanese diplomats welcomed a not guilty ruling in the case of a japanese journalist charged with defaming president park. you're watching "newsline." live from our studios here in tokyo. >>> now for weather, deadly storms have claimed lives and property throughout the southern u.s. as jonathan oh tells us in the weather update. >>> well, it it looks like in terms of the messiest of the weather it's something that we'll going to pay attention to as we go through christmas eve. the syste is not over yet in terms of impact. look at the clouds that are well developed and then the clearing line behind it. that typically happens when you have a very strong an

abe conveyed to park sincere apologies and remorse for the women. park replied that if the agreement is implemented, the issue would never be raised again. some japanese officials have questioned how south korea will deal with the statue of a girl symbolizing the comfort women. they've asked their counterparts to n negotiate with the civil group that erected the statue outside the japanese embassy in seoul about its removal or relocation. members of the civil group have reacted sharply to the agreement. they say it was not appropriate for their government to promise to resolve the conflict over the statue. south korea's foreign minister yun byung-se said he will work on the issue. >> translator: we acknowledge the fact that the japanese government is concerned with the statue in front of the japanese embassy in seoul may disturb the peace of the mission or impair its dignity. we will strive to resolve this matter in an appropriate manner such as consulting with proper organizations. >> his counterpart fumio kishida told reporters that the statue wou

he'd ab chaos president. >> reporter: ted cruz whose leading trump in two recent iowa polls criticizedresident obama's plan to fight isis. >> we need to use overwhelming air power, we need to be arming the curds. we need to be fighting and killing isis where they are. >> mark company rubio take aim at cruz's voting senate record which included votes for military butch cuts. >> you can't carpet -- >> the candidates have two more scheduled debates to challenge donald trump before the iowa caucuses on february 1st. >> talking tough is not the same as being strong. >> carly fee or lena quoted margaret thatcher when laying out her plan to defeat isis. >> if you what happened something talked about ask a man f you want something done ask a woman. >> the candidates debated supporter for syrian bashar assan. four low polling hopefuls rick santorum, mike huckabee george pa khaki and lindsay graham debated earlier in the night. stay with us for continuing coverage of campaign 2016. you can fine the latest at any time on our website. >> jurojurors deadlock in the manslaughter trial of baltimore p

abe described the relationship between japan and australia as special. he said it plays a central role in the peace and prosperity of the asia-pacific region. abe and turnbull turned their attention to the chinese artificial islands in the south china sea. they agreed to call for an end to land reclamation and construction and for the islands not to be used by the military. they promised to work more closely on security with the united states. abe and turnbull also touched on defense cooperation between japan and australia. they said they will work toward simpler immigration procedures for troops. they want personnel to be able to enter each other's countries more easily to deal with disasters and to train. >>> ethiopia's foreign minister is pushing for closer ties with japan on the economic front. he says he wants much more investment. he is visiting tokyo for a business forum. he told nhk his country is getting more and more corporate investment from china and europe and much less from japan. >> compared to other countries and considering also the pote

prime minister shinzo abe says he and his ministers chose a design by an architect. abe said the design met all their criteria for a national stadium and is quintessentially japanese. >> translator: the government will continue to make an all-out effort to impress people around the world with the main stadium. i hope the stadium will become a legacy future generations can be proud of. >> the winning design was one of two proposals unveiled last week by the japan sport council. it features terraces decorated with plants and a roof made partly of wood. it incorporates features of traditional japanese architecture. construction will cost an estimated $1.2 billion. that's below the limit set by the government. >> translator: the plan embodies the concepts of athletes first, universal design, harmony with the surrounding environment, the essence of japanese culture and a use of wood in architecture. it's a wonderful proposal. >> people in tokyo showed mixed reaction to the news. >> translator: it makes me feel comfortable because it uses a lot of wood. >> translator: to b

japan's prime minister shinzo abe is issuing an apology.accepts japan's deep responsibility. >> some historians estimate that over 200,000 women, mostly koreans were forced into sexual slavery during world war ii, serving japanese soldiers. the dozens of surviving women have asked for a formal apology specifically addressed to themselves, and a direct compensation from the japanese government. with only days left until the end of the year the timing was highly symbolic, and the expectation for results was high. the foreign minister apologized for shaming the honor and dignity of the comfort women and offered over $8 million u.s. to help the women. but it is unclear japan's admission of responsibility was legal, or just humanitarian. >> as prime minister of japan, prime minister abe expresses anew his most sincere apologies and remorse to all of the women who underwent painful experiences and suffered incurable physical and psychological wounds as comfort women. >> dozens of former comfort women were glued to the television as news about the

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there will no not ab i layoff run in philadelphia. all the khaivrmings blue blew up in his face. eagles dropped the ball last night and all season with all on the line against redskins. they have the highest drop percentage in nfl and most turnovers in nfl dating back to last year. so is chip in danger of lossing job. that question chip will not runaway from. >> it's on my shoulders and same thing i said a year ago it's unacceptable not good enough it's not good enough i'll continue to work as hard as i can and show up early and work late and nobody in my situation would tell me if they're worried about getting fired then they should have already been fired. >> obviously, put a lot of work in throughout the season and of course the season to give yourself a chance and you know, it was just -- you know, very sour taste in your mouth. >> obviously very frustrated this is not what any of us expected or wanted. and put in this league you will get expose philadelphia you're not good enough. >> obviously losing jordan there's an omen. >> how fitting the light go out on press conference

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abe and south korean president park geun-hye had their first summit last month. they agreed to resolve the matter as quickly as possible. president park has been calling for the issue to be resolved by the end of this year, which marks the 50th anniversary of the normalization of ties. disagreement on the issue has been a continuous cause of friction. park insists the solution must be accepted by the former comfort women and convincing to south korean people. south korea's foreign ministry said it will comment after it makes a concrete decision.

and that's what shinzo abe must do. >> japan will vote in july of next year. and the ruling coalition is hoping to win a two-thirds majority across both house of parliament. this is to revive the constitution. the prime minister is benefiting from weak and disorganized opposition parties. the people we spoke to found it difficult to name an alternative leader. >> i can't think of anyone. >> this might mean that shinzo pain is safe in the top job for now. al jazeera, tokyo. >> an attack on a mosque in bangladesh has killed one person and injured several horse. the latest of a series of attacks. isil has claimed responsibility for some of those. but the government denies that isil has a presence in bangladesh and blamed local groups. >>> people in the french island of corsica has ransacked a prayer hold during a protest. a small group broke down the glass door and tried to set fire to copies of the qur'an. it has been called an unacceptable desecration. tensions have been high since police officers were killed in rioting. >>> muslims feel they're being unfairly

let's get things started tonight with council bluffs abe lincoln in the metro taking on sergeant bluff luton looking to rebound from a tough loss earlier this week.those two starting conference play in sergeant bluff tonight. 1) in the 1st quarter, a.l.'s kyle crowl passes it down to tony bonner. bonner gets the turn around jumper for the first 2 of the game2) a few plays later, abe lincoln on the in bound and crowl hits the en 3 pointer 3) but the warriors answer back with jacob shultz hitting a 3 pointer4) later brady click passes it to shultz and he does it again 8 to 7 lincoln is up at that pointal goes on to win this tonight over the warriors 71-63. side now. pick up action in the first quarter.. abby nissan hits the three. warriors up three to nothing. 2. nissan again with the three. sergeant bluff up six to three.3. stiti in the first.. sergeant bluff on the break.. anna lucas with the layup and the friendly roll.. warriors up eight to three.4. later in the first quarter.. lucas again with the jumper.. sergeant bluff up thirteen to nine at this point and...lady warriors take thi

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it finally came from japanese president shinzo abe. >> we have been expressing you our remorse on this issue as previous presidents have. i hope this will serve as an agreement. >> it is an issue that has strained the two vince for years, and now in relief they can move on. >> i think its most importantly that the japanese government quickly and safely carry out the measures on this deal. >> more than 200,000 aaron wom 200,000 asian women were forced to perform sex for japanese soldiers. >> the government has been trying to settle in issue by the end of this year. we'll follow the government's decision. >> korea was a japanese colony for 35 years from 1910 to 1945, and that history still effects south korea's relationship with japan. >> this is a huge deal as far as we can tell, a long time problem dividing these two countries has seemingly resolved on a government-to-government level. >> so many victims the trauma of the past has never gone away, but they say it is important that japan has finally admitted that what happened to them was wrong. >> european union border agency is steppi

abe called for the expansion of the council members to better reflect smaller countries. the leaders agree to work towards the conclusion of an economic partnership agreement between japan and the eu. a faulty component and human error have been deemed the causes of last year's air asia crash that killed all 162 people on board. and indonesian investigators made the determination into the jabba sea crash. it went down near kelimanta island to singapore. indonesia's national transportation safety committee said the soldering that controls the rudder's movement was cracked. repeated warning signals prompted the pilots to reset the system which then cancelled the auto pilot. the plane started to roll and the pilots were unable to regain control. the committee has instructed air asia to put its pilots through training to deal with crisis situations. >>> japan's oil distributors are facing challenges. not only are prices falling but demand is too. the business desk, joining us. what's the latest trend in the industry? >> instead of competing with one another, many are joining

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