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ounir abbar speining frch]] rrgachfog g tas awayayll youvisuals.hen it ces vey,y, verslowowly an g gracisly. i run isis orgizatatiothat dday h thehe lgest ncnctiong fofog llllecti projecin the wld. barga: : the g gogoeshroughgh theetet, anthen themall molecus of water that are inside the f are caught in e honeycomomb sorof netng. anthen wi gravitythey desnd into a gutteranand th we gather them. [abbar speaking enench] [derh speakinfrench] [aarar speing g frch] [indtitinct nvevertion]n] [hssssain ousane peakaki nate langua]] [abbar speang french] [tazrou speakin native lauauage] [souse e speang native ngnguage [derhempeaking frch] announcer: "earth focus" is made possible in part by the orange county community foundation and the farvue foundation. aóo÷÷ÑÑÑgç>>?????@] democracynow.org 05/21/18 05/21/18 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from pacifica, this is democracy now! >> you would never think it would happen to your school, but it would. ago, the were popping noises and we went on lockdown. that is the closest thing we had to a drill. so as you can tell, knowing now it

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ce asked his mother if an officer could take him to school ce his first day back.ll, turning out in force, forming an honor guard for dakota as he ecrived, his father's shield around his neck. about 70 officers in all. >> golodryga: they made him an honorary member of his father's special response team. l, welcome back to school, bud. ( applause ) >> golodryga: father and son were close, so close that he wrote a message to his dad, hoping he would see it from d aven. >> he wrote, "dear dad, i love you and miss you so much." >> golodryga: he's been following in his father's footsteps, receiving challenge coins for his own acts of kindness, and hopes to don a uniform of his own one day. >> i don't want to be a hero, >> golodryga: something tells me that dakota's father would be proud. that's the "cbs evening news." jeff will be back here tomorrow. i'm bianna golodryga. cbs news streams around the clock on cbsn. struck down in court. a federal judge says oakland can't ban coal, from c >>> the news begins with two hot button laws struck down in court. a federal judge s

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i've beenjoined by lee hopley, chief economist at ces.he productivity problem is something we discuss a lot — just remind us what we mean when we talk about the productivity problem. it is important that we produce with ever increasing efficiency, in terms of the labour and the resources that go into production. it's important forfarms. go into production. it's important for farms. they want to use this resource more efficiently because that help them succeed on international markets. and it is important for employees because it helps them get a pay rise at the end of the day. lee, we've talked about productivity growth plummeting to just 1% a year since 2008. what percentage should we be at and why are we not there. the reason we've been talking about this for the last decade is the fact that we have seen so little improvement in our productivity performance. we just haven't been able to make any gains as an economy. that's quite different to the picture we were looking at in ten or 20 years running up to the financial crisis. manufactur

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we had different levels of of, -- choi- choice ce, good, bad, okay, and really good. and i think this falls into the "really good" category. it will be a little more expensive. [applause] but that's okay. so important. so we are really we have so many terrific partners working on what we're doing and the reason we are here, prison reform at the state level, including two who are with us today, who have really been active, feel so strongly about it: governor mary fallin and governor susana martinez. you've been fantastic. [applause] thank you. i also want to thank van jones, primarily because he constantly says such nice things about me. [laughter] he did. he did. a while, right? everyone's and a while he did. he actually has on occasion. not too often, but [laughter] -- i'll tell you what, though, it does feel good. [laughter] and i also want to thank, van i have to say, jared kushner, who has worked so hard on this issue. [applause] really has. thank you. we're proud of you. we're proud of you. prison reform is an issue that unites people from across the political sp

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they also want to deport 500,000 re ce nt they also want to deport 500,000 recent migrants which is quitegoing to involve catalogue of your pussy and public sector recruitment and that kind of thing. it could have a problem because most of italy's coast is a coast. migrants can just pop of italy's coast is a coast. migrants canjust pop in quite easily if they feel like it. that's what has gotten elected in the first place. not a leader wants to be prime minister. ifind place. not a leader wants to be prime minister. i find that brilliant. now, after you. they're looking for academics that might be a will to do it. certainly not the skinny. he is all cleared to make a comeback at some point. we're going to the royal wedding and i hear you breathe a sigh of relief. firstly, an economic impact of having this royal wedding. £1 billion boost to the economy. you need to look further down to it because that's the royal wedding plus the sun is shining, plus the world cup which is not being held here. you can't say £1 billion is due to this. uk set to benefit from 4% more overseas tourists this ye

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whether the uk will put up its own space whether the uk will put up its own s pa ce syste m whether theut up its own space system or whether it will come to an agreement with the eu in the months ahead. also an interesting figure. £4 billion, that's not enough to build it. even i know that. this is a much more expensive thing. the project is so huge, this whole satellite navigation system, andl whole satellite navigation system, and i don't think you get that the just 4 billion. is this more brinkmanship of a kind? that it will go if the eu does not want to be a pa rt go if the eu does not want to be a part of it. it seems to be about eu rules and control data. we know the uk has to do compromise a lot in negotiations and the eu also has to compromise on some points and this might be one of them. compromise on some points and this might be one of themlj compromise on some points and this might be one of them. i think this will end might be one of them. i think this willend up might be one of them. i think this will end up with a fudge and we will probably be in the centrally encrypted p

commander,ces-korea he reports to admiral harris, up until this week. change of command happens in the next couple days. he works for multiple commanders, multiple leaders. he is the war fighting commander of the command, he answers equally to both korea and the u.s.. transfer started, initiated in january, 2003 after the election. rumsfeld,by secretary as you recall the time frame after the highway 56 incident, secretary rumsfeld's desire to use all forces, u.s. military forces in the war on terrorism suggested to the koreans they change opcom move u.s. forces to so he could use u.s. forces in other areas outside korea. that started this long process of the transfer. rokas predicated on the government investing in military capabilities to provide rok military with independent war fighting abilities. frank mentioned the gaps on how the alliance was optimized. when you split the combined forces command, it will be like splitting siamese twins. it is so integrated, the interoperability between the forces is so great, you will have to split the baby. it ha

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you know, being on a path to reduce cobalt usage for instant ce is something we have been working oniterally several years now. >> i think we can get the cobalt to almost nothing. alix: joining me is from celine from bloomberg new energy finance. make a material difference? >> cobalt, they don't have huge exposure to it. they had been able to reduce their cobalt exposure for the last two years. they use about 5% of cobalt and in theirtals batteries. they are quite low on the spectrum. we don't think it is likely they will reduce that for three or four years. >> what will be in the mix for them going forward? what will get them there? >> the chemistry will stay the same. the big struggle and challenges they have now is on the manufacturing side, making sure they are getting the volumes they told investors they would meet, 10,000 cars per week in , they are at 2000 now. , alix: are they are going to get there? >> that is the big question. that is the $50 billion question. they said they would be a t 500,000 cars produced per year by the end of 2018, and they need to go up tenfold from

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ce on the he said, this is a german moment, not an american moment. i will never forget that.s so much george h.w. bush, modest, a great sense of humility, and it was the right thing. he was absolutely right. david: you saw him recently at the barbara bush funeral. did you have a chance to talk to him? condoleezza: i did. i did. i had a chance to talk to him and tell him how much i love him and loved mrs. bush. they come at that will be missed. they were people who understood kindness and humility and gentility. they made their mistakes most certainly, but when you think about that family and what george h.w. bush did as a public servant, it makes you think of a wonderful time for our country. david: bill clinton defeated your boss. were you shocked by the outcome? condoleezza: i had already gone back to stanford and became provost. i was surprised. he had done what he needed to do. i don't think there will ever be a full accounting of how much it was the way that he did the diplomacy at the end of the cold war with respect for gorbachev, never humiliating the soviet union, no

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music n ce again be heard in the streets of mosul.or three years, hakam and muhammad hid their instruments from i.s. religious police. now, they play music once again, for themselves, and for others. scenes like this give ali hope for a better future for his beloved, long-suffering city. host: when war and terror dominate, human rits abus are rarely far behind, which makes a mockery of the un's charter and declaration of human rights. this list of rights is long. from freedom from torture, to protection from imprisonment. but it's nowhere near as long as the list of human rights offences in the world. myanmar's army, for example, uses brute force against the nation's rohingya minority. many observers call it genocide. hundreds of thousands of rohingya have fled to neighboring bangladesh. in china, freedom of speech remains little more than a nominal right. anyone daring to criticize government policy faces imprisonment, or worse. when human rights are under threat, those who fight for them are needed more than ever. reporter: septembe

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