from constance university of applied sciences thank you very much for your analysis thank you robert on the streets in the rivers and in the city india is sinking into a deep waste crisis the problem is particular prevalent in the capital and other major cities due to a lack of efficient disposal systems throughout the country now one entrepreneur is fighting against this wave of garbage. india's economy is growing and with it so are the mountains of rubbish garbage has been piling up for decades in the country's major cities. functioning disposal systems instead millions of illegal waste collectors wait through the rubbish and separate the trash from the treasure it's a dangerous job. you could. never know what. they don't wear any safety gear so if you have lost everything in life you have no life that's. because. now i got garbage has plans to tackle india's waste crisis with the help of rubbish collectors workers can separate the rubbish in the recycling factory instead of on the street. so we're going through as much. as possible to get to fix. the company collects and analyzes

, for your constancy, we thank youm service, for your dedication, for your constancy, we thank you.ecide that one day the prince of welsh at curragh on the important work started by my father in 1949. plastic straws and cotton buds could be banned in england as the government announces a consultation on plastic waste. figures show 8.5 billion plastic straws are thrown away in the uk every year. a former head of the civil service calls for an investigation into the destruction of thousands of documents which could have helped commonwealth citizens prove their right to stay in the uk. time now for the sport. chelsea defender marco alonso will miss the cup final against southampton. he has been given a three match ban for violent contact for tackling shane long. he will also miss tonight's game against burnley. the fa took retrospective action with officials failing to sleep his actions at the time. southampton go to leicester. manager mark hughes is desperate for the points. a win would lead them two from safety with four games to play. have to get them in a positive frame of mind and

prosecutors say the once beloved comedian drugged andrea constance and sexually assaulted her in hisnia home in 2004, in closing arguments w s y called constance a liar. >>> the charges are the same, the courthouse is the same and the judge is the same. but this time, five women testified that cosby drugged and sexually assaulted them in decade long incidents. none of the criminal charges that cosby faces stem from their allegations that he denies. the defense called the women a cast of accusers just out for money and attention. and nearly year ago, cosby's first trial ended with a deadlocked jury. since then the me too movement has spread across the country. >> it really is changing the way we talk about sexual assault. the way we think of sexual saul. >> this closing the defense team responded telling the jury, mob rule is not due process. what matters in a trial are the facts. >>> nbc news. norris town, pennsylvania. >> coming up we have new details on the actress accused of recruiting sex sleiaves for a ct like group, are you ready for amazon to deliver to the trunk of your car?

and him had just lost his job in the oil business when he met us and constance the couple was charged by the courage of a low power of this young man ready to do anything to save his family from misery. since then adam spends all his nights eating donuts. and doing three jobs right now working every day. trying to get some money i want to read ok. i've got two girls two daughters i want something better form where we lived in southern california is not a very nice place to live so it's a lot of crime to gangsters and so the north dakota a be a better place to raise a family. is a lot of resources here and you've got the salvation army and they feed you here at the methodist church and over it lutheran church down there. but i get food from work too at the dawn it's trying to send all my money home for my wife to pay the bills and rent it's enough to get by you know just pay the writ you know pay one hundred a week right know a guy me understand i have a family he wanted to say one hundred twenty five but if you drop it down to a hundred a week. you. the american dream is that you can

it was an opportunity for people like jeff and constance to change their lives to open a small business. before i moved to austin i was in the health care industry and then a hospital administrator for several years in kansas. my project was going to live and i wanted to be with my family first and i remember talking to some people was talking about wilson about north dakota and the oil boom there's a lot of oil at here and there's a lot of jobs you know lot of opportunity for business willesden seem to have the best opportunities for us. and so we drove up to the local and we realized immediately there was a huge opportunity out here so many people out here there must have been at least thirty thousand people going through here and there were only five restaurants at the time and then we looked a little bit closer and said ok what skill sets do we have that would be a good system and we thought that maybe you don't shop for so many other businesses have done here and the old timers they all think that foreigners coming here to take their money and go back home they don't think we're li

it was an opportunity for people like jeff and constance to change their lives to open a small business. and before i moved to boston i was in the health care industry and then a hospital administrator for several years in kansas. my project was going to live and i wanted to be with my family first and i remember talking to some people was talking about wilson and about north dakota and the oil boom there's a lot of oil at your and there's a lot of jobs you know lot of opportunity for business willesden seem to have the best opportunities for us and my family and so we drove up to the local and we realized immediately there was a huge opportunity out here so many people out here there must have been at least thirty thousand people going through here and there were only five restaurants at the time and then we looked a little bit closer and said ok what skill sets do we have that would be a good system and we thought that maybe if you don't shop for so many other businesses have done here and the old timers they all think that foreigners coming here to take their money and go back home t

shortly after the hotel opened last year constance. and a few days there i try and make them like paintings of it. quite often don't have a soul polish black or a harsh wind say to the only they seem a little bit different sort of the way most french girls. the cherubs hanging in a hotel bar where oxygen masks these tortured angels personify the israeli palestinian conflict. very constans perspective on banks these images takes the graffiti artists work to a whole new level. time now to take a trip thanks to a request from acapulco in mexico that is where our viewer cloudy lena lives and she would like to know more about the spanish capital madrid which has really taken off as a top tourist destination over the last couple of years now this is due in part to relatively low prices for food and accommodation am a large variety of things to do from culture to sightseeing plus an efficient public transportation system allows tourists to cover lots of ground in a short period of time while i recently traveled there to meet up with local res

constance is one of about 60 women who accused cosby of sexu misconduct dating back decades.eminded jurors in the public that their client is presumed to be innocent in the eyes of the law. >>> a man who tried to kidnap a three-year-old girl at a park in placer county appeared in court today. 26-year-old nl hernandez velasco was charged with kidnapping and assault in an incident that happened saturday. the father that little girl attacked the suspect punching him in the face as the man dragged the girl away. >> watch your kids is all i can say. watch your babies. i almost lost mine to who knows what. >> reporter: first ophelia -- for sicilia, who knows what looks like this. this was a terrifying encounter that she said happened at a peaceful auburn park saturday. she was here playing with her two daughters when she said hernandez velasco walk over to her youngest. >> he interlaced his fingers with my three-year-old and starts trying to make it a game. >> reporter: she said it was no game when he started dragging the little girl away. she chased after him with her boyfriend wh

from constance university of applied sciences thank you very much for your analysis thank you. going to india where robbers on the streets and the rivers in the sea is creating problems india is sinking into a deep waste crisis the problem is particularly prevalent in the capital and other major cities due to a lack of sufficient disposal systems throughout the country now one entrepreneur's fighting against this wave garbage has been piling up for decades in the country's major cities lack of functioning disposal systems instead millions of illegal ways collect his way through the rubbish and separate the trash from the treasure it's a dangerous job. to get that one dollar two dollars a day to put behind him for cash and never know what to get in contact with they're not they don't wear any safety gear so if you have lost everything in life you have no hope in life that's when you actually become an actor because. now i got garbage has plans to tackle india's waste crisis with the help of rubbish collectors whackers can separate the rubbish and the recycling factory instead of

banksy has posted constance pictures on his official website that makes the photographer a part of the process he also takes an interest in the social conditions that have inspired banksy. this one was the first big social documentary project i've done and the first book that i've done. and get i was photographing of . the two months of of the dismemberment when functions project was up and then another ten months wondered around the back streets and side streets of west and see from that. the director of the exhibition at the folk laying in iron works congratulates causton on his success the photographs help the curator put together an exhibition of images by banksy the phantom. of the second banksy project that cost him spoto spring to life in the iron works is a real hotel in bethlehem with a creepy opulent four yeah an interior. banksy is walled off hotel is his statement on the conflict in the middle east. shortly after the hotel opened last year constance spent a few days there might try and make them like paintings of it. quite often don't have a sort of harsh black or harsh whi

and him had just lost his job in the oil business when he met us and constance the couple was charged by the courage of the power of this young man ready to do anything to save his family from misery. since then adam spends all his nights eating donuts. and doing three jobs right now working every day. trying to get some money i want to read ok. i've got two girls two daughters i want something better form where we lived in southern california is not a very nice place to live so it's a lot of crime. gangsters and browns so the north dakota a be a better place to raise a family. is a lot of resources here and you've got the salvation army and they feed you here at the methodist church over it lutheran church down there. but i get food from work too at the donuts trying to send all my money home for my wife to pay the bills or rent it's enough to get by you know just pay the writ you know. one hundred a week guys you understand i have a family he wanted to say one hundred twenty five but he's got it down to a hundred a week. even if. the american dream is that you can always chase i rea

dollar due to fears of more sanctions and cripple constance was seen as a way around. german health care companies called off its four point four billion euro takeover of u.s. generics drug maker acorn said in a statement that several essential conditions that were part of the agreement have not been met on the acquisition would have been the second largest in the company's history despite the deal being cancelled for seniors is aiming for a stronger foothold in the u.s. generics market but there is some something more to this deal let's cross over to. financial correspondent a frankfurt stock exchange for their you office in yours seems all very straightforward but the wording of the statement it does have a strange smell doesn't it. well the story is a bit obscure also because it was in years was tipped off about what was going on at acorn by a man on the most letter or some sort of whistle blower who told because the news that something was wrong with acorn data integrity which seems to imply that acorn did not always manage to comply with regulation by the american

constance's hand of the two teams with little to play for.the last wasn't too impressed hoping to make germany's well cup squad. it wasn't to be his day however. to make everything to me cold and it's a lot to laugh at from the edge of the box to get the hundred sign. thoughts with looking like the second one is until nico comes along the ball into the street cutbacks in stoppage time. the club's fukuoka most impressively to head the ball over the hope and into the net one one it ended. in braman hossam hookers leipsic had to come away with a win in order to stay within reach of a champions league spot. since first attempt was a nice try but no money shot. bama was on point but also fell short. did it better must lose a shock shot hit the post. was there to get the rebound. to bring. the full of their socks up if they still wanted a crack at the champions league. and the look mon stepped up for the equaliser wonder why that was it for my sake is that enough to be the cream of the crop. if indeed there's still plenty to play for. and this time

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world champions brazil an episode you will not want to miss in the coming weeks this widow with constance writes in our iberia sprain my play against portugal in their open world cup going and when you invite say legends that of representing both nice humans you know gomes play for benfica portugal i'm michelle was a round three legend on flightless polish national team welcome want to go to the stronghold and will show. portugal's biggest club. champions portugal so a chat with a man who they are sure would provide school a lot of goals for them on the national say his name you know go me. you know. you can join in the stan collymore show wanted you to come on the show for quite some saw him. as a striker when you were playing was confident using through every poor. going to grow confidence i think is a natural thing for the strikers even though you during your career you have sometimes that that you are not as confident as you should be because sometimes the you have two or three games in a row without scoring so there's a lack of confidence in that time but since i remember when i was

for your showers, for your dedication, for your constancy, we thank you.

earlier theresa may praised the queen's "service, dedication and constancy".al correspondent nicholas witchell is outside buckingham palace. one subject, understandably enough, on which it is always difficult to draw the palace is what happens when the queen ‘s reign ends. this morning the queen herself made it absolutely clear what she wants to see happening, she wants to see her son charles follow her in the nonhereditary role as head of the commonwealth. it has its origins in the days of the empire and there was an echo of imperial grandeur in the welcome london laid on for the leaders of today's commonwealth of nations. the prime minister of the united kingdom. in the ballroom of buckingham palace where empire transitioned to commonwealth nearly 70 years ago with the signing of the london declaration, the leaders of 53 nations gathered to witness another future transition. from elizabeth, head of the commonwealth throughout her long reign, to charles who's been hoping to be endorsed in the role for some time. commonwealth leaders are keenly aware of the qu

you spend a great deal of time and your novel helps to illustrate the constancy of nature in the parallel between that world and your own silica at the washington scene left backth are there any parallels that come to mind? [laughter] >> the reason i wrote the novel is because fascinated by politics think there are certain rules of politics and certain personality types it has almost all the same characters we see today many of the same problems the same parts of politics. and the parallels are very strong in the way they are influenced and by the institution of the united states and the origins so it is fascinating to write about it so i think the questions raised by the ancient world because democracy failed and then could have gone on for centuries but in the end with the roman republic could not deal with the fastness with the standing armies flooding through the system paralyzed by corruption. they spent years trying to go through campaign finance reform. then we became w bogged down in lawsuits. and we can probably think of parallels. >> out of the frying can into the fire one of my

diana parsons is her sister and she said it took years before constance said anything happened and went she said she just knew she had to lie down. and she said that bill cosby helped her to the couch. she said she really couldn't walk on her own. >> at her mommy. doss by denied the attlez. the policemen at the time. she testified in a sworn dwo deposition before they reached a comprehensive settlement. fast forward to 2007. that deposition was unsealed naming people he wanted to have sex with. days before the statute of limitations ran out, cosby was charged in criminal court. the pennsylvania defense attorney brian modigal represented cosby from the beginning. he pleaded not guilty. a trial ended in a hung jury. now a new trial before representing cosby in 2015, meserau told cnn how he would question her. >> the first thing i would say is what's more important, money or constitution? >> i remember waking up in a bed with mr. cosby naked beneath his open robe. >> in this trial the judge said five prior accusers can take the stand. the defense, for instance, wants a witness by the name

theresa may will praise the queen's service, dedication and constancy and say she's been the commonwealth'sruction of thousands of documents which could have helped commonwealth citizens prove their right to remain in the uk. (tx 00v) it's thought dozens of people from the caribbean who've lived here for decades were threatened with deportation. dale winton, the television and radio presenter who shot to fame in the 19905 as the host of the daytime game show supermarket sweep, has died at the age of 62. he went on to become a fixture of saturday night television, fronting the national lottery show, in it to win it and pets win prizes. his agent said he'd died at his home yesterday. president trump and the prime minister of japan have said that maximum pressure must be maintained on north korea until it agrees to complete nuclear disarmament. the two leaders were speaking at the president's mar—a—lago resort in florida. mr trump said he hoped his planned summit with the north korean leader, kim jong—un, would be a success but if it was not, he would respectfully leave the meeting. if i think

>> you know, i don't think i hold ted cruz to a high standard of constancy.till, this is a man who the president of the united states insin waited his father was somehow responsible for the assassination of john kennedy. there is bad blood here and it simply plays into the base of politics. there's something sad about it, frankly. >> you know cruz is up for reelection. do you think the very nice words from senator cruz in "time" magazine could lead to a campaign visit or two or more from the president in texas in the coming months? >> that's clearly going to be ted cruz's hope, and he's hoping he can build bridges with the base that he may have burned during that tough campaign. the quinnipiac poll gained three points. it shouldn't be that close, especially in texas. ted cruz probably feels he needs all the help he can get. i like seeing people mend fences in politics, but he may have gone too far a step ahead. >> thank you for that analysis. >>> up next, a reporter claims the president posed as his own spokesman all to climb his way up the forbes wealth list

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and what that means is that the institutions in this country, despite the constancy of the attacks onm by this president, remain strong and that we have men and women who are under siege and under attack, but they remain fidel tous to the oath of office. they remain faithful to the oath they took to the constitution of the united states. so we saw a president today do what he always does, the constant lying about what's happening. but more importantly, his the foundations, the structures, and the institutions that preserve american liberty, and we saw that on full display today. >> and we got to talk about the hippopotamus. all right, frank montoya, steve ha submit, joyce vance, my thanks to all of you. >>> coming up, what will the president decide to do about that tragedy in syria? that decision coming anytime now. "the 11th hour" continues after this. >>> we're making a decision as to what we do with respect to the horrible attack that was made near damascus. and it will be met, and it will be met forcefully. and when i will not say, because i don't like talking about timing. we're

athe bigger picture of the firingtillerson and shulkin, and if you can take a step back s there any constancythe trump administration or a slow and very different administration is emerging here? >> it is a turnover turning point and i like to think of it in the spring cleaning mode, even though he is mar-a-lago, and he is in mar-a-lago mode, and he wants a a clean slate, and he feels it is better to do it all at once right now. >> are these three have the easiest job in the world. they tell me something that i don't know. you are watching "hardball." ♪ ♪ ♪ (vo) you can pass down a subaru forester. but you get to keep the memories. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. (avo) get 0% apr financing on all new 2018 subaru forester models. now through april 2nd. we packed new banquet mega bowls full of majestic piles of cheddar mac n cheese, smothered in mozzarella. but it wasn't mega. so we topped it with protein packed chunks of buffalo-style chicken. now that's mega. you wouldn't accept from any one else. why accept it from your allergy pills? flonase relieves your worst symptoms including

and so the constancy of the attacks on the fbi, on the intelligence community, he is doing the work that vladimir putin aspires to, which is to undermine the faith of america as an idea and as an ideal and is something that's better and aspirational for people to look up to from all over the world. now we look like just another banana republic. and secondly and more disturbingly, vladimir putin has succeeded in his goal of undermining americans' faith in our democracy, in our elections, in the rule of law. and he has no greater ally in this effort than the president of the united states, the man who takes oath -- who takes the oath of office with 35 words that ends with "to preserve, protect and defend the constitution of the united states." and every hour of every day, with every attack, he abrogates that responsibility. he is faithless to his oath of office. >> let me show you something and have you respond to this for me. this work is ongoing, and here was his almost lawyer in the mueller probe, didn't work out because of conflicts. here he was on fox news last night. >> what we are s

from an experience like vast and go back to normal life by the shower is head of the university of constance's center of excellence for psychotrauma ology welcome to day w you help refugees arriving in germany who've suffered post-traumatic stress disorders are you encountering stories like those we've just heard. yes they encounter these stories actually what she says and what the background to this is is there a typically for complex trauma survivors like took to suppose so how do you help someone who has experienced a torture like that return to normality to trust people again yet now in syria crittenden's have been caught humans lots of houses this is the end of humanity. how do your cure and illness comes after that it's not just post traumatic stress there is much more to it it's much more complex there is a human rights issue with it and so we need to terry gross actually went after terrorists that she go to survivors to talk about what has happened then this was initially formed to help these people to. actually and to regain dignity that. just talking health. yes yes you need to talk

and what that means is that the institutions in this country, despite the constancy of the attacks onpresident, remain strong and that we have men and women who are under siege and under attack, but they remain fidelitous to the oath of office. they remain faithful to the oath they took to the constitution of the united states. so we saw a president today do what he always does, the constant lying about what's happening. but more importantly, his reveling in his ignorance about the concept of the rule of law. it's clear he doesn't understand it, and he revels and wallows in his ignorance about it the same way that a hippopotamus would gleefully revel in a roll in the mud. it's extraordinary that the president of the united states is so completely detached from the foundations, the structures, and the institutions that preserve american liberty, and we saw that on full display today. >> and we got to talk about the hippopotamus. all right. frank montoya, steve schmidt, joyce vance, thank you so much for spending time with all of us tonight. >>> coming up, what will the president decide

it wouldn't bring very much constancy or certainty to the markets. to take away from the bureau and the director and take back the authority that's why we made specific recommendations. it's why we support a lot of the work the committee has done on a bipartisan reform. >> the next question that i have for you concerns the use of the discretion will makings congress gave the authority under section 1022 to exempt institutions based on science guess it's not exercising that authority. the act of strength and 1022 by the credit unions and community banks of the $50 billion will makings so others have costs to include them. should they take advantage to exercise the authority in the future will makings? >> we've already indicated a bus go for the institutions are the size of the financial institution we are going to cover is exactly what we want to gather information on and take a look at and it is pursuant to the authority that you've just referenced. what steps have you taken and what bureaucratic hurdles prevent you from hiring to firing or changing

will fix them the way they would like to see it but it upsets you but it doesn't bring very much constancy or certainty to the market including the consumer so that is why to fix it have to take the discretion away from the bureau to take back the authority as the legislature of the country that is why we made those specific recommendations i support what the committee has done on a bipartisan basis but it needs to change in the law otherwise it goes back and forth and back and forth. >> the next question is concerns that discretion rule-making to give the cfpb authority to exempt those institutions but it has not exercised that authority i would strengthen section 10222 exempt credit unions and banks from over 50 million in assets that is the bureau take better advantage of the future rule-making? >> we have already indicated that without notice of the home mortgage disclosure act the scope and the size of what we cover is exactly to gather information to take a look at to make sense your bible you brought about a starkly different culture to the bureau what steps have you taken to right

the last thing that needs to happen is for this constancy between our words and our deed of testing and following through. the united states and u.k. will have to watch and be vigilant here and if they do bad things against the arena, we have to be prepared to act. >> charles, i take your point that one cannot be sure. if the mission idea is to obliterate all of syria's ability to deploy chemical weapons, it probably did not succeed on that metric but my question is how would one ever really know whether you had destroy all of it because these weapons are presumably fairly easy to move around and how would we ever know where all of the depots for them would be >> well, the base of your question is entirely right and that's never going to be a situation where we can no of 100% certainty what struck me is within 24 hours of the strike taken place the chief of staff or the joint chief came out in public and said some of chemical weapon programs remain in place we have intelligence telling us some of that is still on the ground and presumably operational. that's the point that i am getting

>> it's not the tariffs themselves that curtail boeing's earnings you are saying -- >> it's the constancystop. >> i see. >> as an economist how do you factor that in moody's came out today they said it will hit gdp.1 to.2%. i assume the only thing you can plug in is the exact amount of tariffs in terms of the economic cost there is not a psychological cost or the overhang we saw starting to come through in the ism survey for instance. >> bear in mind, morgan stanley says upper income americans are responsible for 30% of consumption. if they were to close their wallets it makes a huge economic impact. >> the estimates in terms of hits to gdp could be greater because we are not factoring that in. >> absolutely. the jittery markets aren't helping situations with high income earners either. >> we got another adp report that showed 241,000 jobs added in the private sector. earnings are visiorevisions are higher we are looking at the impact of lower corporate taxes which were passed december 22 how do you balance the good news from the trump policy with wha you are talking about around trade? >

and not leading with the constancy and robustness that our nato partners rightly should expect. when you have a president who on the one hand, as of the last few days tweets critical things about putin, but on the other hand we learned today was very upset at the scope of the sanctions that he approved against russia for the poisoning of the spy, the forme spy in britain. when you have president trump pick up the phone to congratulate vladimir putin on his bogus election victory and then invite him to the oval office and forget to mention the poisoning in britain. we're kind of not being consistent in our message. and as a result, you know, somebody said i think aptly and was quoted in the paper today, we have got three policies on russia, one from congress, one from the president and one from the rest of the administration. and that's a challenge, we need one policy that is clear eyed about the very real threat that russia poses. we need to be consistent and coordinated with our allies in the application of sanctions. and i think if russia continues as appears to be with its in

as soon as possible, and in particular, secretary spencer, i encourage the navy to maintain the constancy of effort and expertise to help get at the bottom of this and help solve it. it's just a statement. it's something we've been monitoring in the tactical air and land subcommittee. i hear from families quite often about it. and in a recent meeting with the chief of naval operations, there was a young pilot in the room who herself had had three physiological episodes while flying for the navy. so, something we have to stay on top of, and just wanted to make that statement. switching topics. secretary esper, i commend you and army leadership for establishing a futures and modernization command within the next year. too often, too many years and too many taxpayer dollars have been misused in developing capabilities at the military services ultimately determine are no longer relevant in the face of rapid technological change in a changing threat environment, oftentimes just as you're about to make a very important investment and move forward. this problem impacts all the services, but two

it wouldn't bring very much constancy or certainty to the markets.markets including certainty for the consumers pick so that's why say in or to fixing up to take the discretion away from the bureau, away from the director and take back the authority as the legislature of the country. that's why we've made the specific recommendations in the report, would love to take it up on those things. that's why we support a lot of the work this committee has done on a bipartisan basis to reform the bureau but it needs to change in the law otherwise oco back and forth, back and forth and back and forth. >> next question i have for you concerns that you use at the discretion will makings. congress gave the cfpb authority under section 1022 of dodd-frank to accept institutions aced on size, yet the past it is that exercise that authority. i have a bill, that would strengthen section 1022 by exempting credit unions and community banks under $50 $50 billion in assets from cfpb will makings. unless the cfpb and others have cost to include them. should the bureau take