william emerson is the grandfather of the emerson, the writer we know and love. he and his wife phoebe had several children, the last of which was born only 10 days before he left to be part of the revolution. was one ofs here, he the town leaders and like many reverends of the time, he not only led in church, they talked about the american revolution. he started this amazing book collection, the collection contains 3000 volumes that started with the first ministers who lived at this house, and continued to the early 20th century. later residents were collecting the books of the writers who wrote here in their lifetime and . when you talk about the books of old manse, that is the goal of the house and all the people who touched these books and used these books. so many have inscriptions. on the second floor we have them in bookshelves and they have handles on the side to be removed in case of a fire. we have many of them here and we finished a conservation project to look at the books, and the -- to re-house them. many of the books are inscribed, such as this tha

emerson has the support of the 50-day moving average. see right there?nows if you'll get that kind of decline. these stocks aren't coming in. you had that great opportunity but who knew they were going to walk away. that's why it was so hard. the next chart, i wish he liked this one more than cat because it's the daily chart of honeywell. and a terrific breakup story here is the stock that had a very strong move in november on high volume. look at this volume, will you? in the past couple of weeks, it seems to have run out of gas that's what people are saying. they're saying the tank is getting empty like it's a 31-year-old running back or something. is this a pause that refreshes or moves lang thinks honeywell may be a bit overheated here. one is the stock pulled back, it did so on lower volume that's a really cool thing the big institutions really aren't selling at all. two, the stock has been holding above the floor support. this time we're looking at it as the ten-day moving average put it all together and as far as lang is concerned, honeywell just

it's emerson. >> ralph waldo emerson. roosevelt had the same belief. everything bobby did was trying to push himself. >> let me ask you about the trip i had never heard of. he goes to the cop or mind in better peru. he goes a mile into the sea. >> i would think twice about going down some elevator down x many miles into the ground with no air-conditioning. talk about claustrophobia. and the pacific ocean down where people are working for a few bucks a day. he discovered this is what makes you a communist. >> and they make them down there. the fellow up on top said we make them down there. the other trip was to the mississippi delta, chris matthews. i did not know, and you illustrate when he comes back, he gets his kids together. >> he walks in, hugh, on the family. they ate well. they didn't drink. jack always said we eat well around here. there was food all over the table and eight or nine kids. he comes in stark, frightened by what he saw. he saw third world kids. i saw this in the peace corps.disextended stomachs. the kids are dying in mississippi.

jasmin narrated as he drove alone to the emerson inn. >> she stayed the whole night by herself. i'm going right back to her. >> the recording continued with jasmin entering room 207 and investigators were shocked as they listened because quinn gray didn't sound like a captive at all. in fact, she seemed to be in on the whole thing. >> they called the cops and everything. i mean -- but i have a different plan. >> osmanovic next appeared to mock the massive law enforcement man hunt that was under way to find quinn. >> they just knew you were here by yourself. they would have a fit. >> i'm starting to -- i wonder ma my girls think right now. i wonder if they know what's going on. >> we went to the hotel and talked to the people that worked at the hotel and they said she sat in the car when he was checking in and they were hand in hand. in fact, he left the room many times during the weekend. >> remember those bruces and marks quinn said she got from being zip tied to a chair? the recording suggested quinn made them herself. >> a few more marks to go with the story. >> it's from the

american revolution, and the backdrop for works of internationally known authors, such as ralph waldo emerson, henry david thoreau, and louisa may alcott. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] >> here once the embattled farmers stood and fired the shot heard around the world. minuteman national historical park celebrates the activities on events which took place april 19, 1775. behind me is northbridge. this is what is considered to be the beginning of the american revolution. militiare that colonial and the british regulars will fire shots, and lives will be lost on both sides. it is where colonial militia was ordered to fire upon the king's troops, creating an act of treason. massachusetts was a royal colony. there had been tensions with the mother country since the 1770's. because all of all of the tension, the boyle military governor was overseeing this. as the decade were on, you had decent series of events that would take place, including the boston tea party. it was the destruction of private property. punishuthority had to massachusetts bay colony. again, you brough

month one was destroyed near riyadh's international airport on them before zimbabwe's new president emerson went on god has named his new team the cabinet includes politicians loyal to the ruling party and members of the military ousted the former leader robert mugabe no opposition figures been included in the government when i got there was sworn in a week ago but francis is leading a huge mass for about one hundred thousand catholics in bangladesh these are live pictures he's the first pope to visit mainly muslim nation in more than three decades the head of the roman catholic church but also meet range of refugees in dhaka more than six hundred twenty thousand. have fled violence from me and now the neighboring bangladesh since august those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after the stream station thanks so much. facing the realities if a piece of machinery goes wrong is there a train of litigation true which we can bring a legal system to bear getting to the heart of the matter i don't think we needed to walk some of my british issues to hear their story on talk t

zimbabwe's new president emerson went on god y. has announced his team it includes politicians loyal to the ruling party and members of the military who helped oust former leader robert mugabe. japan's emperor akihito is just stepped down in april two thousand and nineteen making him the first monic to abdicate in two hundred years he said he's age and health would make it difficult for him to fulfill his duties the eighty three year old will be succeeded by his son crown prince now the head to. the u.s. senate has put off a vote on a bill that would make sweeping changes to its tax code senate republicans announced the perspective and a sign that support for the measure is not yet guaranteed it's the most extensive tax reform in thirty years but observers in both parties say the plan's many favor the rich and the legislation is being rushed through without careful consideration of its long term effect the white house is denying multiple media reports of us secular state rex tillerson may be replaced president donald trump is said

repeated use of arrived in these refugee camps in the last couple of months zimbabwe's new president emerson one on god has announced his cabinet it includes politicians loyal to the ruling party and members of the military you helped oust former leader robert mugabe japan's emperor akihito will step down in april two thousand and nineteen making him the first monarch to abdicate in two hundred years to a city's age and health would make it difficult for him to fulfill his duties the eighty three year old will be succeeded by his son crown prince now though he too tempers are becoming increasingly frayed in honduras about the time it's taking to nantes the results of the presidential election supporters of the main opposition candidate salvador attacked election headquarters in the capital protesters say the result is being manipulated in favor of the current president one a londoner and under his argentinian navy has ended the search for the crew of the missing submarine contact with our son when was last on november the thirteenth aircraft and ships from eighteen countries have been lookin

party has officially endorsed its central committee's decision to replace robert mugabe with emerson as its leader he replaced mugabi as president last month after the military put the ninety three year old under house arrest the party also endorsement and gaga as its candidate for next year's elections. four palestinians have been killed in clashes with israeli forces the violence came during fresh protests against president trump's recognition of jerusalem as israel's capital dozens more were wounded as israeli forces fired tear gas on protesters who were throwing stones at. lawmakers in peru have presented a motion to impeach president pedro pablo kaczynski over undisclosed payments from a zillion construction company brushed his consulting firm received nearly eight hundred thousand dollars from zero to brecht more than a decade ago on thursday the president said he would not resign undenied any wrongdoing. the next step for brags that after months of stalling and wrangling negotiations on britain leaving the european union are moving on to the second stage their past the divorce

zimbabwe's new president emerson man and god has appointed senior military leaders to top posts in his new cabinet as well as veteran ministers major general. morial is the new foreign minister he was a key player in the ousting of former president robert mugabe the head of the air force marshall parents has been picked to be land minister former finance minister patrick chinamasa has been reappointed to the post he held the job under mugabe's administration which has been widely criticized for mismanaging the economy as more from chinoy. reactions. happening. on friday at a university capping university graduates and some people say they are disappointed with his. army officials like him. and major general if you remember he's the man who. when the military into the. gobby was under house arrest and eventually saw him resign. robert mugabe and also a lot of people in cabinet some of them are part of the old guard they've been in government since in nineteen eighty and so. thirty seven years and they were contributing to some of the policies. not really good for this country another re

fifth brigade were under orders from robert mugabe his security minister who is the new president emerson. and the armed forces were headed by men who now have senior ministerial posts. in march nine hundred eighty three the chronicle state run newspaper published reports about defending the fifth brigade. like ning the dissidents to cockroaches and bugs the minister said the bandit menace had reached such epidemic proportions that the government had to bring in d.d.t. to get rid of the bandits d.d.t. is an insecticide for decades victims like jane were lousy have been too frightened to talk jane still lives with physical injuries and having to watch her fourteen year old sister being raped and uncle was killed. cruel it's very painful as i speak it still hurts me those who take these things should come and apologize to us otherwise nothing has changed in the current. special advisor to the president have this response to our report zimbabwe needs a break to continue as the erie diggins past to settle scores from the past is if it can not be the future is seemingly to unhealthful it's irr

zimbabwe's new president emerson minute has been endorsed as the wings and p.f. party's presidential candidate for next year's election when i got took over from robert mugabe last month after the military intervened and forced his resignation the task that has more now from harare. after weeks of people wondering with his a new government what scraps some of black economic empowerment policies president made his position clear on land reform a policy that saul and c. strong white farmers and given to black zimbabweans the principles. not. men and women. that our group creates pulley system in. place surfboards. promise when i go is promising to tackle corruption create jobs improve cash shortages increase productivity of farms and encourage foreign direct investment by making government policies more investor friendly probably has to be very democratic. leadership style and approach from his predecessor and it definitely has to be an economic performance if you want to win the election in twenty eight of the ruling parties is not god why is there presidential ca

robert mugabe ordered a military crackdown against a rival liberation movement the new president emerson and god and former military chiefs appointed to his new cabinet were in government at the time andrew symonds travelled to the taller district to meet those still waiting for an apology. it seems like a happy setting yet the children are playing on one of the zimbabwe's killing fields seven teachers were murdered in these grounds then dumped in a bit it was thirty four years ago they called it a military operation named. meaning the rains washing away their chance with god which with no more sibanda is trying to work out where the bodies were buried. they called everyone around the village to come here and dig new toilet but really we're digging graves we're told by those who saw the teachers are lined up the one of the young soldiers told him to move over a year they lined up again and they were shocked. there's no dignity here no respect for the dead no marc graves no way of absorbing the scale of these atrocities spread over a landmass the size of switzerland liberia sierra leone n

has been a month since emerson was sworn in as zimbabwe's new president inherited a bankrupt economy and high unemployment from longtime leader robert mugabe who stepped down after a military intervention how much us are reports from harare what progress has been made since the changeover of power. prices of basic commodities have gone up since president emerson when i took over last month people seem to prefer shopping in the store because it's a little bit cheaper than others but it's still frustrating where was my groceries for. twenty dollars and i mean the so-called sixty or seventy dollars to three times for things and so much. when i got was new administration has promised to end crippling cash shortages this hasn't happened yet some economists blame what they call business owners indiscipline coming from the ground of companies trying to make as much fortune as possible before prices stabilizes but shop owners say the shortage of foreign currency is to blame some have to buy dollars on the black market at a premium to remain viable they insist they have to hike prices the gov

zimbabwe's new leader emerson says his country is open to foreign investment after years of isolation he gave his first state of the nation address on wednesday where promised to improve the economy and create jobs are met tasa this morning from harare zimbabwe is new leader says it's no longer business as usual his government is going to introduce pro-business policies to attract investment and revive the ailing economy government will soon and real robust engagement reengagement program with the international community in now will continue to be to rejoin the community of nations may. make government is committed to open a zimbabwe up to address meant by building a free and transparent economy which are brits zimbabweans we're coming to outsiders. im assuming that god told zimbabweans he's going to improve the rule of law and democracy as well as tackle corruption he came to power last month after the military intervened and roberts mugabe resigned mini's about ways including the opposition are watching prison and that was very closely to see if he delivers the main thing people wan

>> reporter: five--old jillian lost her fight on emerson ay friend considered canceling the drove anduietly donating what had already been sent. >> jillian's mom put us on the right track. i feel like this is a really good almaction in a wayives us a mission. >> reporter: december 18th th beivered with a police escort that will include helicoptersmotorcycles, mounted police and k minutes. theks. >> the toys will be delivered bys helpers they're allce offic >>orte all in uniform >> yes sir. >>r: sassy massey website helped jenn donations from all over america and fgn count many d included w their gift. child e this thank you the inspiration. >> rep i asked dan carrying on this work without th little girl behind it. >> makes it extra special but tougher. >> reporter: tougher but bearable. tho the knowledge that the generosity of a sick child's spirit carries on. >> the goal was always to make ot children hav smiles. it's just as much not more affecting the people that are donateing. >>ter: revealing jillian's death on facebook her urged strangers andends hrough tears sassy massey she wr

no one expected that emerson is a buy. >> it's interesting because emerson's failed attempts to buy rockwell to pay what was a big price had many people believing that emerson must be in a particularly tough position given they were willing to go to that number. and still, unsuccessful at emerson but no -- >> stock goes to 70 easy we know they are doing much better than we thought and it was not out of weakness it was out of strength watch caterpillar. nothing has been said about cat cater pillar in the last five minutes, it might stall at 151. >> caterpillar is like what used to happen to fang, remember it cats got fangs. >> boeing is more likely -- >> it's unbelievable one day we'll be able to fly to florida to do the show, half hour flight, get the tax break from being in florida and come back. >> no, new york will get you if you're here for a moment if you land at laguardia, it's a day of work. >> we'll go to teterboro. >> okay. >> maybe that's why trump won't come here. >> track the comings and goings on various -- >> i have a lot of friends that do that. >> don't live your life for tax

decision some new president emerson man and god was delivered his first state of the nation address in the capital harare his speech focused on the economy which you promised to revitalize by opening it up to foreign investors after years of isolation uganda's parliament has voted to amend the constitution in a controversial move which was alive president yoweri museveni to stand for election again the bill removes the age gap of seventy five years on the president allowing seventy three year old new seventy further extend his three decades in charge earlier to opposition politicians were detained as they tried to ends of ottoman for the second day of debate on the issue myanmar has got an independent un investigator from entering the country and he says she's disappointed by the decisions of the me and maher government vir something terrible is happening in a state europe say those are your current headlines to stay with our people on power is next for me in the team here in london thanks for watching. kenyan elections intractable war in syria refugee crisis troubles in venezuela and

chief constantine recently retired in order to accept his new job but critics have accused president emerson ga ga over lying to have only on the military to fill posts in his administration. a court in myanmar has dropped additional charges against two foreign journalists arrested in october for illegally flying a drone over the country's parliament the pair were working for turkish broadcaster t.r.t. and are due to be released in january to reuters journalists remain in custody on accusations of breaching the country's national secrets act while covering the military crackdown there were keen state ukraine and a separatist rebels have exchanged hundreds of prisoners in the largest such swap says hostilities broke out in the country's east three years ago the deal followed months of negotiation and is part of the minsk peace accord signed in two thousand and fifteen the hope now is that the exchange could help deescalate a conflict that so far claimed over ten thousand lives in the dark and the cold seventy four people came home ukrainian president petro poroshenko greeted former prisoners

walter and she is the latest ally of mugabe who is facing action after the new government led by emerson. took charge. those are the headlines people in power is coming up next on al-jazeera. from toxic milk to fake meat food scandals continue to rock china as the world turns to it for its foods one when he says goes undercover to expose the hidden harm in a system geared for profit one east at this time on al jazeera. amid the bomb ravaged remains of job a suburb just a few kilometers from the central damascus a few thousand police could residents have managed to find a guest at the regime over five years ago syria. in the second to two exclusive reports we've been behind the scenes to make function on the front line under constant pressure. damascus two thousand and seventeen. a lot being this one shot at summer and the cost of serious capital. to see by the forces of president bashar assad for over five years. is a long since same for. most of the districts residents have long since fled the few thousand who remained amid the ruins have stayed to protect their homes and the weapons. m

emerson. after i saw this very morning that orders were up 20%. it's already a 52-week high. i know i know. i know when i look at how analysts are positioned, there's seven buys but 14 holds what happens when those holds upgrade to buys? which is what i expect almost immediately because emerson's earnings estimates are way too low. i bet the stock goes higher, raising numbers emr by the stock. you may feel like you missed it. i'm not going to say that you haven't let a bunch of trains go by they've left the station without you, tech trains nonetheless the bottom line is that there are plenty of other stocks that fit the profile and they're ready to make another. and i think maybe substantial move even here i think they're still worth buying zach in pennsylvania >> caller: yes, jim. how are you? >> i'm good, zach. you know what happens when we play the oakland raiders next week >> caller: we're going to beat them so bad. >> i took a chance that the guy wasn't from steeler country. >> caller: i'm from philly. >> good deal, man. >> caller: absolutely. >> go ahead. >> i saw your

the newest emerson college tracking poll shows moore with a nine point lead.epend largely on voter turnout. some republicans weigh sitting out rather than voting for moore. if voter turnout is historically high, give doug jones a three point advantage. if turnout is lower, give roy moore a four point advantage. >> last nightly steve bannon helped roy moore deliver argument. telling voters twice fired judge and accused pedophile is a good and righteous man, believer it or not. former white house chief stat psychiatri strategist framed what a call for resignation would mean. >> you got christian and bernie sanders saying you have to step down because of billy bush weekend. i thought we litigated that. didn't the american people already vote on that one. alabama is the fire break in all that judge moore wins tomorrow, it's a different deal. you understand that right. >> accused of sexual misconduct and denies all allegations against him. joining us now, vaughn hillyard. good to have you back this morning. what are we expecting in terms of turnout. what are people

hun dressed them going to the emerson house which is senior center in bladensburg. is going to totally help out people in featured we're told the seniors over at emerson house are all gathered in the lobby waiting for these baskets to arrive. and it's basically, you know, good for a couple of meals it would seem, and joining us to talk about this is chief ben barks stop fire chief in prince george's county. chief, 33rd years you guys are doing this here. tell me where this is going. the kind of people who are going to be helped out. >> yeah, today we're filling the boxes for senior home over emerson place, and as you said about a christmas meal with all the trimmings, the poultry, the bread, the vegetables, the fruit. everything that they need to prepare a christmas dinner. and this is all, you know, public safety assistance program all the public safety agencies here in the county involved in making this happen. >> they're still doing introductions thanking your corporate partners. you've got firefighters and police officers who are going to deliver this with santa

let's bring in noelle nikpour and peter emerson. peter, starting with you. the president leaving town, not doing a press conference. officials from the white house did not want him peppered with russia questions. is that what you're hearing? >> that's what i was hearing. i was in washington all week and that's what i heard but there was a second piece as well. they really don't want many more questions asked about tax bill because it wasn't tax reform, it was a tax cut. now that it's been disclosed by the very nature of trump's 2005 tax returns that he gains millions and millions of dollars from this tax legislation, they also don't want those questions on the table. >> i want to stay on russia, though, noelle, to you on this. if the white house at the moment as they have been saying, there's nothing to hide in this investigation. thought here, why are the president and his surrogates motivated it appears to discredit and shut down the russia investigation, robert mueller specifically? >> well, now with that said, sarah sanders said that they are not trying

chris emerson. betsy cabiker. >> i'm senior member of access of love. and i'm a disabled veteran. i also was born in san francisco in district 11 and all i wanted to stress again about having patients and advocates of the community in the process of the task force so we can get input from the community as well. i also like to stress education, especially to the schools because i have been smoking cannibis since 18, my three nieces i have raised have been educated with drug education and they have a few points about cannibis use they were against and i was proud of that. i explained to them what is good for me may not be good for you. i wanted to explain to you that when i was living in oakland, i lost my unit because i got run over by a car here in san francisco. i ended up in a shelter for eight months in a wheelchair and had nowhere else to go. this is why it's important to have dispensaries where low income and disabled can at least go and stay until closing time even. play bingo games, chest games, open mike. things like this that -- if you talk about a problem with homeless,

american revolution, and the backdrop for works of internationally known authors, such as ralph waldo emerson, henry david thoreau, and louisa may alcott. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] >> here once the embattled farmers stood and fired the shot heard around the

well, noelle nikpour and peter emerson are back with me. noelle, even if the president is saying roy moore should concede the race, what does moore gain by delaying it? >> first of all, alex, what is he doing? >> i'm asking you. >> this is one of the worst things. as a national fund-raiser, that's what i do when i come into the campaigns, national fund-raising. who in their right mind would give money to this guy who won't concede the race. it's over. president trump has already congratulated doug jones and i'm sure he's going to be going to the white house and meeting him and getting on with business. you know, this is really -- this is one of the worst examples, but i will -- with that, i will say this. this was not a gop candidate that everybody was rallying around. this was steve bannon's deal. this was a steve bannon movement. this was a red state. we had luther strange, and he challenged that in a primary. it was a waste of good republican dollars that went in this primary. and he should have gotten out. governor ivey actually, the go

mind and not a legal expression but one that he often encountered in briefs i guess andy said of emerson i think it generally is a sound policy. i leave poets alone if they leave you alone. he's not leaving us alone here so i have to analyze but again it goes back to a different type of writing and digging for a lawyer as in other professions including a poet. >> host: tell me about your experience as the son of the judge. you were in elementary school when he went on the court in 1986. >> guest: i was 10 years old. the. >> host: how did that change things in your life and around the house? >> guest: it helps to remember that growing up the most remarkable thing about my family on a day-to-day basis with the there were so many. i had eight siblings and we weren't ever all nine of us living in the house at the same time but they were usually a lot of us in the house. that was the most marketable thing. we were already kind of a weird family. what changed and 86 was obviously he was in the papers more. he was a federal judge already and i knew that was kind of a big deal. there wasn't a lo

not sustainable by any measure let's talk a little bit more about the new leadership you know that emerson i'm not god that he's been power for about two weeks time now you know there's a party congress that is coming up in the country what can we expect there what we're expecting there is you know by and large a lot of people were kicked out of the party on this military intervention including this one the finance minister ignatius was secretary so we are expecting that a lot of those people will be replaced i think people are watching closely to see who is going to be entering the party people are looking out for young blood right now we have a lot of old men forming our cabinet people on the field to see who are the people if at all that are going to be brought into the party what kind of ideas do they have what kind of policy direction is the party looking to take the people were really disappointed last week when announced he's his cabinet and by and large because it was because of the fact that he brought in some of the old play is and the new players happened to be military personne

we brought emerson to the table. let me finish, please. monica: i'm not saying anything.: we brought agilex to the table. and so everybody has really collaborated into this. is it perfect? definitely not. but we're taking all your feedback, and we're sitting here today, and we don't have [bleep] so... monica: okay. [ mutters ] lemonis: thank you, guys. and, jess, honestly, the work you did was very inspirational. jessica: i'm not -- juli: i think you really showed up, jess. i think that there was a real strength in what you presented and brought to the table. and i don't think chloe would have been able to create something that felt so intrinsic to, like, the brand without you. lemonis: thank you. natalie: okay. lemonis: thank you so much. natalie: oh... lemonis: obviously, at this point, there's more going on with monica than she wants to talk about, because we didn't even get to finish our agilex meeting. quite frankly we didn't get to finish a lot of the things that we started. and in order for this thing to actually not end badly, it's probably a good idea that we all

robert mugabe ordered a military campaign against a rival the operation movement the new president emerson managua and former military chiefs appointed to his new cabinet were in government at the time and her sentiments travel to the district to meet those still waiting for an apology. it seems like a happy setting yet the children are playing on one of the zimbabwe's killing fields seven teachers were murdered in these grounds then dumped in a pit it was thirty four years ago they called it a military operation named. meaning the rains washing away the chance with garbage with you know most abandoned trying to work out where the bodies were buried up up from where. they called everyone around the village to come here and dig new toilet but really we're digging graves we're told by those who saw all the teachers are lined up the one of the young soldiers told him to move over yeah they lined up again and they were shocked. there's no dignity here no respect for the dead no mark graves no way of absorbing the scale of these atrocities spread over a landmass the size of liberia sierra leone

new presidents emerson managua has been endorses the rulings than a p.f. party's presidential candidate for next year's election but then i got to go over for robert mugabe last month after the military intervened and forced his resignation and says the interests of black zimbabweans will be protected haram a task that has more now from harare. after weeks of people wondering with this the new government would scrap some of robert mugabe's black economic empowerment policies president made his position clear on land reform a policy that saw land sea strong white farmers and given to black zimbabweans the principles ripples this. could not. rest. men and women. in a. liberal. is . that our group reacts bullis instruments are put in place surfboards. promise when i go is promising to tackle corruption create jobs improve cash shortages increase productivity of farms and encourage foreign direct investment by making government policies more investor friendly probably has to be very democratic. leadership style and approach from his predecessor and he definite

peter emerson, rachel bovard, thank you. >>> want to turn to special counsel mueller's russia probe. nbc news has obtained the letter the administration team sent to house and senate members of congress, which they accuse special counsel bob mueller of inappropriately obtaining trump transition team e-mails. mueller's spokesperson responding, saying, "when we have obtained e-mails in the course of our ongoing criminal investigation, we have secured either the account owner's consent or appropriate criminal process." joining me now to talk about this, nick akerman, msnbc legal analyst, and jonathan ultra, political analyst and "daily beast" columnist. welcome to you both. nick, i'll start with you. mueller's not a novice at this. he knows what he's doing. >> absolutely. this is a bogus lie. this is nothing more than an attempt to undermine the entire mueller investigation in the eyes of the american people. the fact of the matter is that these e-mails were done during the transition that was under the auspices of the general services administration, a government agency. all of these e

prices of basic commodities have gone up since president emerson when i took over last month people seem to prefer shopping in the store because it's a little bit cheaper than others but it's still frustrating where was. twenty dollars and i mean the so-called sixty or seventy dollars to me were two terms for things and so much. when i got was new administration has promised to end crippling cash shortages this hasn't happened yet some economists blame what they call business owners indiscipline coming from the very ground of companies trying to make as much fortune as possible before prices stabilizes but shop owners say the shortage of foreign currency is to blame some have to buy dollars on the black market at a premium to remain viable they insist they have to hike prices the government accuses some business owners and politicians are breaking the exchange control law by illegally stashing money abroad and not depositing it in local banks the president says he has a list of individuals who have money overseas some of it stolen and smuggled out of the country one of prison and that wa

some bob ways first budget under a new president emerson well has been announced in parliament the new government has pledged to reengage with international lenders curb spending and attract investors the aim is to revive an economy battered by years of corruption under the ousted president robert mugabe. reports from harare. zimbabwe finance minister. says there's now a new economic order and that the government's policies will invest a friendly indigenous haitian law a controversial policy that. will be amended it is done in two minutes. fifty one forty nine percent intrusion as this is. only true north normally don't want to plug these. this fifty one forty nine concerned should we move to a priority. of national it's the first budget since last month's removal of longtime leader robert mugabe the finance minister estimates an economic growth rate of four point five percent mixture you don't even have to have a local but you can just coming invest in that you have a local partner you know you're not limited to the percentage of prescription regarding the percentage participation whi

a month after new president emerson was sworn in we look at what progress has been made since the change of power. second part of our one year five family series we report from venezuela where community activists are working together to provide what the government can. and dutch side i-x. give themselves a welcome boost up to what's been a turbulent week details. welcome back we'll look at the weather conditions across the americas this time some pretty heavy snow still across eastern parts of canada but that is on its way out as we head through into chews day we're going to see a dry conditions for auto but bitterly cold as arctic winds minus twenty four is a maximum in when a packed house where temperatures barely above freezing in new york the cold air is penetrated all the way south into georgia across texas there with dallas just five degrees as a high some decent weather conditions in miami florida meanwhile across more western areas seattle is struggling there with temperatures of just three degrees and then as we head further southwards into central parts of america no real chang

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here's a poem from april 19th, 1837. 180 years ago written by ralph waldo emerson.re flagged april's breeze unfurled. here once the embattled farmer stood and fired the shot heard round the world. the foe long since in silence slept, alike the concurer silence sleepd. in time and ruin bridge has swept down the dark stream which seaward creeps. on this green bank by this soft stream we set today a votive stone that memory may there deed redeem, like our sires, sons are gone. spirit that made those heroes dear and die to leave their children free, bid time and nature gently spare, the shaft we raise to thee. spirit, spirit and perseverance. george washington once said to me it's one of the most powerful messages ever to all of us, per ver reince and spirit, perseverance and spirit have done wonders in all ages. [ applause ] >> please welcome oneida nation representative and ceo of indian nation enterprises, ray ha halbritter. >> thank you for that kind introduction. it's truly an honor to follow one of america's greatest historians. i bring you greet lgz of pooez peac

new man in the president's chair now but what that means for zimbabwe's media is unclear after all emerson won and god what was at mugabe side while all those journalists were being repressed the listening post will young now and robert mugabe is media legacy. it was evident right from the start of last month's military coup in zimbabwe that the generals were following robert mugabe's. example strong arming the media. in his last media appearance mugabe gave a speech flanked by military commanders and material conditions when he appeared to deviate from the script the generals were having none of it they had learned about media control from one of the most autocratic rulers in africa and they used that against him. even as a revolutionary robert mugabe understood the power of the media while in exile in neighboring mozambican in one nine hundred seventy s. mugabe broadcast speeches back into what was then called rhodesia calling for the end of white minority rule and positioning himself as a leader who could stand up to imperialism. the more we are. told. me when he brings home. more briti