what is your own explanation of eliza's disappearance? >> white slavery, sir. >> ah... >> i've said so all along, sir, only no one will listen. cook was always warning me against them. don't you go sniffing no scents nor eating no sweets, no matter how gentlemanly the fellow. >> ah, this is something we had not thought of, hastings. >> no. right. good heavens. >> but would she have sent for her trunk? >> beg your pardon, sir? >> miss dunn sent for her trunk, i believe. now, if she had truly been taken by these white slavers, would she have sent for her luggage? >> well, i don't know, sir. she'd want her things, wouldn't she? even in foreign parts, she'd want her things. >> ah...who came for her trunk, annie? >> the carrier, sir. the man from clotter-patterson. >> and did you pack it for her? >> no, sir. it was already packed and corded. >> ah. that is interesting. that shows that when she left the house on wednesday, already she determined not to return. you see that, do you not? >> oh, i'd never thought of that. >> no. tell me now, annie

>> it's to do with this eliza, isn't it? >> no. >> oh. >> we have moved beyond the petty sphere of cooks from clapham, hastings. >> there is something to do with this australian fellow. >> there is no australian fellow. >> yes, there is. she told us about him. >> do you remember when we interviewed simpson? >> interviewed simpson. no. >> in his little room at the house in clapham. >> oh, right. the lodger, yes. >> do you remember i asked him if he took an interest in amateur theatricals? >> yes, i do, as a matter of fact. >> why do you think i asked him that? >> why? well, making conversation, i suppose. >> i asked him that because he had recently been wearing a false beard. he had a tiny trace of gum arabic in his-- what do you call it here? >> sideburn. >> sideburn. yes. do you see? >> oh, right, yes. >> bon. >> the australian was simpson in a false beard. [indistinct voices] >> hey! [rings doorbell] >> who are you? >> i am hercule poirot. who are you? >> sarge, there's some french gent at the door. >> no, no, no, no, no.

fertilizer for their plants and farmlands if there is a ceiling your property be happy for oil is a first eliza was a tell them all is good for the here because they are shampoos with the world so you can take some oil and put it on your here. areas the drinking water was proven polluted however they went there with a team performed analysis and told them you can export this water bottle it and export it that it is very good quality water. before the oil companies refusal to recognize the destruction look there was also a refusal to inform people about the damaging effects of oil and toxic substances stance just because something else. is don't they just mean yes. there were communities where children would chew the crude oil because it was thick face thought it was like chewing gum things had no one absolutely no one had told them those substances were toxic yes toxic gas nothing texaco never put up a fence saying but no entry for animals children or people linked in must mean you know what you know and that's better so the pollution spread everywhere i mean yes you missed out again absolutely

there are reporters first eliza's coming under pressure from the ongoing financial turmoil in europe russia's largest pass' producer would all carli says it's most likely to cut production at the beginning of next year to maintain prices. it's a general. sentiment on the market people are cautious everywhere there's a fear that there will be or could be just so fagged from financial markets. and that the culture of business which is another factor for them be that's why i with thing that most probably in the first quarter of two thousand to twelve will have to do so all of the subway system there it's used to demand from the market would come expecting. ten fifteen can be expected and all the use of the window in order to or. same with the men's and the function next up on i think the headlines with roy. you. if. washington.

kali was gaining for the whole day but sell off wave in the end for the first eliza company as it reported revenues reaching three point two billion dollars in the first nine months of this year here's mark rubenstein from i have seen much of. today's a mixed day and and their fear is as for that yes there were stores significant correction in the market and which was caused partly by their increase of our political risks as p.c.'s registrant mistress and the other part was of profit taking which for the very strong performance during the previous week so today again we tried to go higher this morning and then this alice came in there with basically sort of a going flat today but i think there is a significant chance that the market could move higher with a mind of this week on the expectations of their successful european union summit that is starting tomorrow the privatization program in russia could get off to a rapid start next year the boss of the country's biggest lenders burbank says it will be ready to go to the market as soon as the global financial situation stabilizes graph is a

dale and alison abrams live in great barrington, massachusetts, with their kids, quinn and eliza. like many americans, they had long struggled to afford health insurance. both were self employed-- she as a grant administrator, he as a realtor. their combined annual income was just over $63,000. then in 2006, when they heard that the state of massachusetts was launching a major new health care reform program, they were hopeful. >> the prospect of having a state-run health care program definitely gave us hope and optimism that we would be able to get into a better situation because, previously, we'd been scrambling with multiple jobs where we were self-employed, and trying to make ends meet and paying all of it ourselves. and so, the prospect of getting help there was something we greatly hoped for. >> narrator: the new plan required insurers to provide health care policies to all massachusetts residents. and, in turn, everyone was mandated to buy approved comprehensive insurance, or pay a fine, about $1,000 this year. poor people were subsidized and cut-rate consumer plans were not

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combination of foundations, corporations and individuals, developed lesson plans for teachers like eliza ford at the public charter school in washington d.c.. >> we learned about how important it is to see every bit of information that we get on facebook, on twitter, in our email box, as news and making sure that we really figure out how to know what to believe. >> now when i watch the news, i listen for opinions and try to see if it's more opinion more than fact. >> brown: the program also brings journalists into the classroom to run workshops. on the day of our visit, pierre thomas, senior justice correspondent for abc news, explained why savvy news consumers should be wary of quotes from anonymous sources. >> why is sourcing so important, tick tarly on a story like this? >> if you didn't cite the sources people would think they're trying to make another big news story to add on to all the hype that they're putting on. if you do put sources we know that this is a factual base. >> a lot is at stake. because to the degree that the public is educated about how they get their information a