the things they carry are thoughts carrying life. like an eagle or a hawk, i hope this is widespread like their wingspan because this is being filmed by c-span, book tv. see we tell a vision about the things they carry in a cell, in prison. i'm not here to sell a vision on television. i'm here to tell the children it is a cell in prison. does anyone see the war we're in? in the pen? or the war in vietnam? the things they carry go way beyond. the things they carry on the backs, their hands, in their arms, they carry their lives in the book. now they are stories that carried on. speaking of courage, look at the things they carry. in the field, look at the war we in. we're in the pen. the things they carry, carried by the pen. >> i love the internal rhyme throughout, the word play, that was great. >> mistakes in the past, chasing something i knew i wouldn't last, now i'm locked up for a cause, thinking of the things that i lost. running the streets without a clue, i wish i knew that times would be hard. >> i wrote what i lost because ov

motion carries. next item, please. >> clerk: item 12, retroactively approve and ratify original amount not to exceed contract of 3,342,840 in agreement number cs-318, retroactively approve and ratify amendment number one, and eating 578,582 for a total not to exceed contract amount of 3,921,422, and extending the term of the contract by two years. >> i'd like to move the item. >> i'll second. >> any public comment on this item? i'll call for the motion. all those in favor? [voting] >> opposed? the motion carries. next item, please. >> clerk: item 13, approve amendment number three to cs 991, authorize the manager to extend this agreement by five months and retroactively approve and ratify the actual contract duration of three years, seven months. >> i'll move the item. >> second. >> any public comment on this item? all those in favor? [voting] >> opposed? motion carries. next item. >> clerk: item 14, approve plans and specifications and award contract number wawd 4402 to the lowest qualified responsi

motion carries. item c. requesting authorization to enter a new grant agreement with kimochi for the provision of intergenerational programs for older adults and or adults with disabilities during the period of january 1, 2019 through june 30, 2021 in the amount of $267,110 plus 10% contingency for total amount $293,821. welcome back tiffany. >> thank you. kimochi is a new intergenerational program called care. kimochi located in district 5. they offer services for older adults and adults with disability and their families. the services they provide are ethnically and culturally relevant. they are known for their expertise providing services to the japanese community. kimochi has broaden its expertise in serving the korean community. kimochi has an agreement in place with the japanese community youth council to attempt and coordinate care. the care program has four components where the first component involves the youth council's preschool program whereby older adults and adults with disabilities vis

a member of the public had reported a man carrying a knife.was quite disheartening in the fact that people who really should be aware had no idea. it‘s notjust airport security who will stop sikhs wearing the kirpan. 0ne family‘s experience of being banned from a theme park led to a change of policy at nearly all the major tourist attractions in the uk — but you still can‘t get on the london eye if you‘re wearing one. the experiences of jagmeet and those like him have prompted a sikh education charity to launch a leaflet campaign and to get out and about to educate the public about the kirpan. for a sikh, a kirpan represents a religious honour and a blessing, it‘s a symbol of defence but in today‘s world, they say they wouldn‘t use it as a weapon. in the general world today, a sikh goes about wearing a kirpan all the time, but it's genrally out of sight. a sikh is someone who wakes in the morning and they meditate, and also when it comes to our practices, we stay away from alcohol, we stay away from drugs. the current law does say knives can b

but they also carry the memory of our weakness and so full. regret alone can change decades of systematic sexual abuse. and i hope francis made it clear to the priests that he won't let them off easy he says at the center of the holy people of god looking at us and do not expect from us simple and predictable condemnations but concrete and effective measures to. survive this one the pope to quickly follow his words with deeds. zero tolerance for any priest that has sexually assaulted a child around the world written into the universal church law because it's not universal church law right now it's not their law pope francis could do it he could do it by monday morning he's the only one that can do it. minor changes to canon law i expect that as an outcome more consequential demands such as making it every choir meant to report suspected abuse of priests to the police are unlikely to be met but some remain hopeful emphasizing that the status quo is simply not an option . there needs to be common concrete changes why wouldn't it be optimistic al

the tree has carried out. territory. carried out the attacks after crossing the line of control. a member of. damage from the strikes meanwhile the indian government is carrying out raids on the homes of. a strict curfew. north korean leader kim jong un has arrived in vietnam ahead of the u.s. president donald trump the u.s. is calling on north korea to give up its nuclear weapons. a coalition of western and american nations say venezuela's president must the so-called right in colombia and quote for a democratic transition of power in venezuela. reports. the supporters of the position neither have waited for this moment the chance to see him side by side with the vice president of the united states mike. the setting the meeting of the lima group. a bloc of mostly latin american countries supporting those claim that he's the legitimate interim president of venezuela in a speech new sanctions against venezuelan officials in called on the block to freeze assets controlled by president their countries but stops short of calling for the use of force to house the men he says represent

for instance, concealed carry, there is one organization all about the concealed carry. the reciprocity which is what we are talking about just like drivers license. my drivers license in louisiana is good in texas and all the other 49 states. concealed carry, that is what we are talking about, a reciprocity. there is an organization for that. there is organizations for defense of concealed carry permit holders who are charged with a crime exercising their rights under the concealed carry. there is a variety of other organizations that have come into existence and then there is another umbrella, it is called civilian marksmanship program which today actually takes military weapons from world war ii, 1911 pistols, they put them into the civilian population. it is an organization that was legislated many many years ago. most people don't understand that. it is perfectly legal. it is perfectly okay to do that. and then the final thing is to this day, they still do not have a motive for the shooting in las vegas. they don't know why that guy did that. obviously, he was i wou

gatwick say it's up to the airport manager to get permission to carry manager to give permission to carryrtant than ever for the public to understand that defence and defending the weak is an integral part of their faith and carrying the kirpan is an outward show of that belief. alex strangeways—booth, bbc news. most raffle winners walk away with a bottle of wine or a box of chocolates. but how would you fancy scooping a six—bedroomed georgian manor house for the cost of a two—pound ticket? one woman did exactly that in 2017. but as increasing numbers of properties are sold via raffles, the advertising standards authority is receiving more complaints about prizes that were too good to be true. jon cuthill reports. this was dunstan low in 2017, announcing the winner of his house. i believe you've just won a house. no way! yes! dunstan owned melling manor in lancashire. but with no income and an increasing mortgage, he was £600,000 in debt. my wife suggested that we give the keys back to the bank and i actually agreed with that, but i said "just let me try one last thing." dunstan gave peop

ok, carrie. come on up. >> can i use this one? >> yes. >> because i'm a 20th century woman, so i use paper. my children might say i'm a late 19th century woman, if asked. president yee, thank you so much and board of supervisors, thank you so much for this commendation. 38 years ago i got a job out of the blue with not very lively qualifications, frankly, that i wound up loving and that for the most part has loved me back and you can't really ask for much more than that from a career. serving the city of san francisco by helping the arts with municipal dollars has been a joy every day of the 38 years that i've worked here. i've worked for eight mayors, starting with mayor feinstein, five city administrators, or chief administrative officers, now proudly for the last seven years, serving with our first woman city administrator, naomi kelly and her deputy, jennifer johnston. office of city administrator is not exactly unsung but it's not an office that seeks the limelight. in fact, most public servants don't seek the limelight and h

the motion carries. next item, please. [agenda item read] >> i'll move it. >> second. >> i do have a speaker card on this. susan ryan. wou would you like to come forward? [inaudible] >> thank you, commissioners. i'm susan ryan, the principal of john rope aye an school. i'm pleased to be able to speak on this proposal. we have at our school a partnership with the public utilities commission that's been in progress for 2.5 years, and we have students from 9 through 12 grade that are working with p.u.c. experts and teachers that are going out for sternships at the p.u.c. to build curriculum that has the academic skills but also the career readiness to be able to enter into skilled trades pathways that were preefg mentioned by kathleen curtis. so the p.u.c. and wastewater, we have 55 families that resides in the bayview. really excited to hear about the community center and how there'll be this aalignment between sfusd and the public utilities commission and city college. and that is what we've been doing at

parliament actually stopped it and so in that kind of scenario well this really forces will tend to carry out any orders that just issue and to what extent they're able to do that effectively we don't know but also it's too long clear exactly what kind of appointments we have to expect and whether these appointments will actually carry any importance as we kept to the competence of the twenty east and as you cat with a student can actually carry out the our tests and then identify which these are twenty six may be put in place all right thanks very much for now michael i'm uh joining us from the london school of economics thank you. the u.n. secretary general has appealed for violence to be avoided in venezuela this after the security forces opened fire on members of an indigenous community near the border with brazil killing at least two people several others suffered gunshot wounds close to the town of santa ana de or a community leaders say the violence broke out after the indigenous venezuelan stopped a military convoy heading towards the border which they believe was trying to block

if you and i are friends, and you are carrying a knife, i will probably carry a knife, and it grows andarly stages of this about knife crime prevention orders? we would need to see more about what that means. for habitual knife carriers, giving extra police powers is a good thing. we would have some questions of use on younger people, 12 years of age, no criminal record. with that group, early intervention and prevention has been shown to be very successful, helping young people make those decisions and turn their lives around. there are other measures that are really successful and can be put in place. uk rapper cadet has died at the age of 28. the family of the artist, real name blaine cameronjohnson, said he died while travelling in a taxi on his way to a performance. his management told radio1 newsbeat the 28—year—old was a passenger in a vehicle which crashed in staffordshire. joining us now is steve holden, music reporter for bbc newsbeat. this is terribly sad news. what were the circumstances? what do we know? it happened in the early hours of the morning, around 1:30am. he was o

carbon permits the fees you need to pay to carry out the flying in your programme.ow have a material cost, many of which will not have been fully budgeted for a dead looks like that is the case for flybmi. the brexit uncertainty that they quote is largely down to the fact that they do quite a lot of intra— european flights between places like germany and scandinavia. the uncertainty of and scandinavia. the uncertainty of an open sky, the freedom to fly all across europe that we have enjoyed up across europe that we have enjoyed up until now, is not absently guaranteed at the moment and so clearly they would have not have been able to secure some of the contract stretching into 45 years hence that they would have hoped to have done. it seems to add up to a pretty perfect storm. —— for or five yea rs. pretty perfect storm. —— for or five years. flying much larger or economic aircraft, at the next other companies who could feed their own hubs in places like heathrow, and flybmi were simply not part of any of those economies that could help them fly the number of passen

the pentagon says they will carry out surveillance work and install 240 km of razor wire.g congress for funds to build a wall along the southern border. a us negotiator has arrived in seoul for meetings with north and south koreans, ahead of a much—anticipated second summit between president trump and north korea's kimjong—un later this month. it is expected that, during the president's state of the union address on tuesday, he'll announce the date and location of his second summit with north korea. there has been an outcry from workers' unions in the united kingdom after nissan pulled out of plans to build its latest x—trail model in north—east england. the japanese car manufacturer cited a number of business—related reasons for the move, but also blamed brexit uncertainty. the manufacturing of the new model will stay in japan. poland's first openly gay politician, robert biedron, has launched a political party called spring to challenge the socially conservative government in domestic and european elections this year. he told supporters in warsaw that poland needed posit

of a family and carrying the weight of a family and carrying the weight of responsibility and somehow into a stand—up act offers a note of redemption. i think it's a very first feature from james gardner. it reminded me of a film called pincushion which again was very low—budget but had an honesty to it and i think we should expect to it and i think we should expect to see very good things and the casting director in the future. what is best out the moment?” casting director in the future. what is best out the moment? i love the barryjenkins film, a wonderful adaptation of james baldwin's barryjenkins film, a wonderful adaptation ofjames baldwin's book. it had lyrical beauty to it and i will want people to go and see it, i think it is quite hard to find an audience for something so low—key. if you loved moonlight, you will like this? i think it is actually better than the light, utterly wonderful. best dvd? first man which is about the moon landing but isn't about the moon landing, it is about coming to terms with grief and it's using a spectacular backdrop to tell the story. i though

they rocketed into space in december in the same ship that will soon carry paying passengers.? here's tom costello. >> reporter: the view from virgin galactic speship 2 spectacular. >> check that out, we can see mexico. >> reporter: december's mission marked the first manned launch from u.s. soil since the space shuttles retired in 2011. climbing 51.4 miles into the faa's definition of space. >> buddy, we're gointo space. >> reporter: today mark stucky j. eisturckow rd their astronaut wings. as virgin prepares to be the first to carry paying customers by year's end. >> i want to do doyons. know. dozens and dozens of these flights. and with paying customers and ensuring their experience with them -- >> reporter: 600 people have already signed up,any celebrities, paying $250,000. >> it feels tantalizingly closec to tmination of our dreams. >> reporter: billionaire founder richard branson plans to fly in ly and says the trips will get cheaper the more scecraft he builds. >> he may be able to get the price downn 10 years rather than 20. r: >> reporntil then, a four-minute quarter-

that has taken place since 2016, the british people have less money to spend on travel and if that carriesn, there is going to be even less money to spend. are other smaller airlines vulnerable at the moment? 7 to spend. are other smaller airlines vulnerable at the moment? ? i think definitely, yes and to some extent, this even extends to aig, where the status in terms of share ownership and the flying rights the carrier has are starting to look slightly uncertain. so, even the big boys might have some problem with the aviation environment. why? thank you very much for being with us. peter morris, chief economist at the aviation consultancy, come at the aviation consultancy, assent. theresa may has called on conservative mps to put ‘personal preferences' aside over brexit to get her deal through the house of commons. in a letter to all 317 tory members of parliament, the prime minister said ‘history would judge us all‘ over the handling of brexit. she also set out what the government would be doing in the coming days to secure a withdrawal agreement that will get the backing of parliament.

gatwick say it's up to the airport manager to get permission to carry manager to give permission to carrysikhs say it's more important than ever for the public to understand that defence and defending the weak is an integral part of their faith and carrying the kirpan is an outward show of that belief. alex strangeways—booth, bbc news. it is 8:21am. the andrew marr programme gets underway on bbc one at 10am this morning. here's andrew to tell us more. i'mjoined by i'm joined by the i'mjoined by the home i'm joined by the home secretary, we will talk about exit, i am joined by gary back —— harry gardner, and mary jo—— gary back —— harry gardner, and mary jo —— mary lou mcdonald, the head of sinn fein. it is 21 minutes past eight. you're watching breakfast from bbc news, politics lecturer victoria honeyman is here to tell us what's caught her eye. we'll speak to victoria in a minute, first let's look at the front pages. the sunday telegraph leads with our top story this morning — theresa may saying she'll "battle for britain" when she travels to brussels this week. the observer says six dis

last month, screeners in atlanta missed one in a man's carry-on.little troubled by the fact that the gun went through the x-ray machine and was missed. >> oh, i'm troubled by that, too. i think everybody in t.s.a. is troubled by it. >> reporter: t.s.a. is working with airports to improve signage before people get to the checkpoints. you can pack an unloaded gun in a locked case in your checked bags, but bottom line-- a gun can never be in a carry-on. jeff. >> glor: okay, kris van cleave, thank you very much. still ahead here tonight, caught on camera: a school bus driver took a bullet to the head and survived. d survived. allergies with sinus congestion and pressure? you won't find relief here. go to the pharmacy counter for powerful claritin-d. while the leading allergy spray only relieves 6 symptoms, claritin-d relieves 8, including sinus congestion and pressure. claritin-d relieves more. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. great news for anyone wh- uh uh - i'm the one who delivers the news around here.

if we are friends, if you are carrying a knife, i will probably carry one. it grows and grows.he early stage of this, of knife crime prevention orders? we would need to see a little bit more in terms of what those orders mean. at the high end, for habitual knife carriers who are involved in criminal activity, giving police extra powers is a good thing. we would have some questions in terms of their use on younger people, 12 years of age, no criminal record. without grip, early intervention has been shown to be very successful in helping young people make decisions and turn their lives around. there are other measures that are really successful and can be put in place. i think there is discussion still to go on about prevention. what are the implications of this in terms of the role that health service people can play in terms of treating these young people? is it an opportunity to talk to them or is that not appropriate? ? it is very appropriate. the nhs are doing a fantasticjob, appropriate. the nhs are doing a fantastic job, the trauma appropriate. the nhs are doing a fantast

said to show deputy from the strikes the indian government says the fighters were being trained to carry out another attack in the face of its danger a preemptive strike became absolutely necessary. in an intelligence led operation in the early hours of today india struck the biggest training camp of the just a moment in balakot in this operation a very large number of gentian mamak terrorists trainers senior commanders and groups of jihad these who being trained for free then action were eliminated the government of india is firmly and resolutely committed to taking all necessary measures to fight the minutes of terrorism hence this nonmilitary preemptive action was specifically targeted at the moment camp of the indian government is carrying out raids on housing is and so-called separatist leaders in srinagar the capital of indian administered kashmir a curfew has been imposed in cities across the disputed region come out harder as our correspondent live in the pakistan capital islamabad and phares jamil is in the indian capital new delhi first of all let's go to you fares because the

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is born carrying a knife. help young people unlearn bad behaviour is to good ones and stop carrying knives. what is happening in terms of the popularity of carrying knives? as it learned behaviour from siblings? what is driving it? there are a number of issues driving night for crime, not just one issue. ——driving knife crime. protection is the most common answer we get from young people. behind that is fear. young people are fearful. if you feel there are more knives out there, you feel the only thing you can do is protect yourself. if you and i are friends, and you are carrying a knife, i will probably carry a knife, and it grows and grows. what do you make of the government's talk in the early stages of this about crime prevention? ——knife crime prevention? we would need to see more about what that means. for habitual knife carriers, giving extra police powers is a good thing. we would have some questions of use on younger people, 12 years of age, no criminal record. with that group, early intervention and

search teams find the wreckage of a small plane carrying the argentine footballer, emiliano sala, thatisappeared between france and britain. president maduro appears on venezuelan television to deny that his country is facing a humanitarian disaster. anger — and a search for answers — in the brazilian valley engulfed by mining waste and pope francis arrives in the united arab emirates for the first—ever papal visit to the arabian peninsula. investigators say they've found the wreckage of a light aircraft that crashed into the sea between france and britain, with argentine international footballer emiliano sala and his pilot on board. the plane was travelling from nantes where sala previously played, to his new club, cardiff city, when the aircraft disappeared. sarah campbell reports. the search to find the plane was expected to take three days. but on the first morning, it appears to have been located. this vessel was commissioned by the air accident investigation branch to carry out a survey of the seabed over four nautical square miles and working close by was this boat, the morven,

now on bbc news, it's time for dateline london with carrie gracie.

the headlines: the wreckage of the plane carrying premier league footballer emiliano sala is found by search teams. warnings of unprecedented flooding for northern australia, where more than a metre of rain has fallen in just one week. i'm kasia madera in london. also in the programme: the car maker nissan reverses its plan to build its latest model in england. it'll keep production injapan instead. and we're hoping we're not being a little rash but with the lunar new year just around the corner, we'll have the latest predictions on what the year of the pig may hold in 2019. live from our studios in singapore and london. this is bbc world news. it's newsday. good morning. it's 9am in singapore and one o'clock in the morning in london where in the last couple of hours it's been announced — that an underwater search off the coast of the island of guernsey has located wreckage from a plane that disappeared over the english channel two weeks ago. the footballer emiliano sala — who had just signed for cardiff city — was on board, along with a pilot, david ibbotson. sarah campbell reports.

weeks count to ten trucks lined up on this bridge they carry. sold chemicals among other things and exporters tell us that. their family as well as paid being blocked hearing cope with that. and some of the products being brought or being used in the same way that aid might be used at this warehouse we found food kits being prepared to be shipped to an independent organization quietly providing aid inside venezuela exporter just seeds that immune to says that the u.s. aid could also be imported legally just like any import but there's a reason it isn't being allowed in but i know it sounds paradoxical to talk about a blockade and the media shows that bridge but on the other two bridges merchandise goes through the issue with the political we could find a foundation willing to import it and we could do it legally if they force it in the venezuelan government could argue that it's contraband and confiscate that colombia's foreign ministry says trade with been this way last fall in more than ninety. percent in a decade in this age should simply be

you're watching bbc news at 9.00 with me, carrie gracie. the headlines. accident investigators will send a submersible down to the wreckage of the plane carrying cardiff city footballer emiliano sala and his pilot. all i will say about the wreckage is that there is a substantial amount of wreckage on the sea bed. conservative mps on both sides of the brexit divide will begin talks to try to find a way out of the deadlock. parcel delivery firm hermes agrees to offer couriers paid holiday and guaranteed wage rates as part of what the gmb union calls a groundbreaking new pay deal. thousands of homes are flooded in the australian city of townsville which has been battered by once—in—a—century monsoon rains. we have never seen a we have never seen a years we have never seen a years worth of rain in less than seven days. you know, that's not exactly what we planned for. and it really is a new parameter is that we are moving into. scientists say millennials are at greater risk of getting an obesity—related cancer than people born in the 1950s. and in american fo

if the wreckage stays down there, they can send down vehicles, carry out further surveys, and carry outckage to be brought up, air accident investigators will work with them and think about the various options available to try and bring up the wreckage as safely as possible. it is not a straightforward process and it can be quite a disruptive process. we just got an image up right now of the sea bed. the wreckage. as you say, a very, well, emotionally difficult moment for the families, but do we expect the aaib to give them the information about what is down there before they take that decision? yes, there are still investigation branch in surrey, they are used to these type of operations. they have expert engineers, people from the aviation sector, they are used to working with the families of the deceased and air accident investigations. to ensure that the wishes of family members are adhered to, so there will be talking to the family and also explaining the complexities of the process if the wreckage is brought up or if the wreckage remains down there, what are the options, how much

it's key for our community cohesion work and we will carry on doing it.dren that you are teaching. of their faiths and what they perhaps believe at home. what would you say to that? i would say this work is about community cohesion, british values, and some children might have two mummies, in which case they need to know they are welcome. even if they haven't got two mummies, they need to know that all families are welcome. many of the parents at the school are backing the programme but the critics are passionate and it doesn't seem as if this rail will subside any time soon. —— this row. sima kotecha, bbc news. the company says if the rules are not relaxed, extracting shale gas will be impossible and the country will face an energy crisis. fracking for shale gas fractures rocks and releases gases which can cause the earth to move. rugby union fans have enjoyed a weekend of top—class competition with the six nations under way. but at club level in england there's currently another clash taking place, but this one is not on the pitch but among the boardroo

carry, but only for him to carry. >> the transfer of presidential power is at best a very difficultcedure. historian henry graff has referred to it as the stirring right of political renewal. in the forward to a book on chief executives which was published in 1966 president johnson wrote, "each of our presidents owes something to his predecessors. they share much with one another yet each is different in himself. together, they reflect and renew the great diversity that is the well spring of america's enduring vitality." ♪ >> during the early days of the month, president johnson held a continuing dialogue with his fiscal advisers on the progress of the budget report. as the official balance sheet of the nation's business, it held the key to the content and final delivery dates of the economic report and the state-of-the-union address. pres. johnson: the story of america on the road ahead was going to be told in the terms of how we face up to and master the threat of inflation while preserving prosperity. how we maintain the strength of the dollar that's been challenged and is being

a mass waiter thank you for joining us bracing for a showdown at the border a truck care convoy carrying humanitarian aid is on its way to venezuela from colombia venezuela an opposition leader why don't has vowed to deliver the emergency food and medicine over the objections of embattled leader nicolas maduro this follows violent clashes between soldiers and opposition supporters outraged over a blockade of supplies here's what i don't had to say as he sends the aid off. you'll need independent humanitarian aid is on its way to venezuela right now it's a calm and orderly process which will save lives it will mean the images that i want us. to believe we have our correspondent how they are go at us at the colombian border for us have if you can hear me said the self-proclaimed interim president says the trucks carrying aid are in their way on their way into venezuela how are his supporters planning on actually getting the aid in because there are these blockades at the border that have been ordered by nicolas maduro yes it will be a very difficult task and it's not going to be easy espec

carrie--read through them-- finding yet áanother similarity between the two.e: "i was like oh well what's your blood type and he said a+and i was like oh that's mine."so carrie filled out the forms..and months of testing followed.finding out in ájanuary -- áshe could be jeremy's donor.jeremy: "i was shocked that somebody actually stepped in like carrie." carrie: "i feel like if the positions were reversed, i would hope someone would do it for me, so i feel like i couldn't really ask that unless i was willing to do it." a selfless act--to help ásave a life.a perfect match-- brought together by target .. and fate.carrie ferris, visual merchandiser, donating kidney: "like we were meant to find each other at some point to help him out."leaving jeremy with a new kidney...and a full heart.jeremy: "it's a wonderful feeling to have that people care." (justine) (justine) that was taylor barth reporting. the surgery took place on january 30th. ferris is recovering well and plans to be back at work mid-february. meyer said the kidney immediately worked and plans to be ba

not only do they carry a ton of brands, but they carry a wide variety of price points.ission statement? lisa: this is our food promise that we go off of. lemonis: "no byproducts, corn, wheat, or soy." -"no chemical preservatives." -kacey: mm-hmm. lemonis: why don't we walk and just kind of get a feel for it? i need lisa's expertise and her brand promise to determine what foods are gonna work and not work, but i also need her to be open-minded. -do we carry this nutro? -lisa: no. lemonis: does it have byproducts, corn, wheat, or soy? lisa: this one i don't know. no, this one doesn't. lemonis: chemical preservatives? lisa: doesn't look like it. lemonis: so, this has the food promise, but you won't carry it. -lisa: no. -lemonis: why? lisa: when we actually first opened, they were the biggest ones that had all the recalls and stuff, too. lemonis: what kind of car do you drive? lisa: a suburban. lemonis: have chevy ever had a recall? i like the fact that she believes in something, but once she actually takes that and applies it against products that are available in the mark

the people under him i who to carry out his orders against the move on the ground and actually where are the mass protests will crumble under the new or this i mean when will they get to this state as a captain for example in broken officer when ordinary citizens just marched on mass to the parliament building set it on fire and basically the president had to flee to mexico if well it gets to that state and the populace the citizens are not prepared to listen to anything and did they just run riots then even the most effective. military machine can't really bring on down to the hosts stage so it is your message to see whether that happens in the next few days or thank you very much for sharing your thoughts and analysis with us on this story michael i love you joining us there from the london school of economics thank you. now in all the stories we've been covering the u.n. secretary general has appealed for violence to be avoided in venezuela this after at least two people were killed in clashes with security forces near the border with brazil several others suffered gunshot wounds

last year alone, they carried out hundreds of attacks in iraq and also dozens hundreds of attacks inraq and also d oze ns of hundreds of attacks in iraq and also dozens of assassinations. us airforce transport planes carrying humanitarian aid for venezuela have landed at the colombian border, where food and medicine is being stock—piled for distribution. president maduro has refused to allow the aid in, accusing the us of trying to organise a coup. us officials say the aid had been requested by the venezuelan opposition leader, juan guaido, who declared himself interim president last month. jon ironmonger has the latest. us aid arrives in the colombian border city of cucuta. three military cargo planes carrying food, medicine, clothes and toiletries for the people of venezuela. this is not the first shipment, nor will it be the last shipment, not only from the united states, but we know that many other countries are joining as well. aid has been stockpiled at the request of the venezuelan opposition leader, juan guaido, with further collection points opening up in brazil and the cari