emerson tool company is recalling more than 200,000 wet/dry vacs.that you use out in the garage. emerson says the on/off switch can become loose exposing wiring that the potentially shock the user. the orange and black vacuums were sold exclusively at home depot. they're 6 and 9 gallon models on the screen. consumers should contact emerson for free replacement parts. >>> this holiday season, amazon will deliver your christmas tree. the online retail giant says it will ship christmas trees within 10 days of being cut. they'll be bound and shipped without water. they say it shouldn't be any problem with just ten days. amazon will start taking orders in november. >> wow. that's kind of cool. >> what i want to know is will they show up in january and take the thing down? >> i'm with you. >> that's the hassle. thanks, michael, very much. >>> now to a new report that paints a disturbing picture about opioid prescriptions. researchers analyzed more than 800 million prescriptions over ten years. they found nearly 30% lacked a medical explanation. the findin

emerson griffin has been hospitalized for reported mental health issues.n barred from the vikings a practice practice facility for his behavior. jumped out of an ambulance on the way to the hospital. now he's in the hospital under evaluation. vikings have coach mike them zimmer is not thinking about emerson griffin. we are more concerned. he has always been a really good model for us and now he's even stepping it up more. two pioneers in sports broadcasting they will become the first all-female announcing team for an nfl broadcast tomorrow night exclusively on amazon prime they will call the vikings, rams game. kramer and storm will call 11 thursday night games on amazon prime. in jet -- injury at creamer. great to see that these two are coming together. in a storm. that's exciting. another great broadcaster. you can catch the fox report. traders in london are expecting when we return. the engine management systems coordinate with autonomous vehicles. financial data, so now we can predict the future. our new flexible propeller design. by collaborating with

in our case, mr emerson has no relationship with the prior owners nor any responsibility for the current shape of the lot i would like to share my time with louis butler who will talk about the design and the sighting and address some of the other issues. thank you. >> clear the doorway, please. thank you. >> good evening, commissioners commissioners. i am the architect for the home of. i will respond to the proposal first that you are just shown to be 11 seconds. this plenty of seats. please take a seat. >> i will respond first to the proposal that you are just shown by the other architect. by noting that the two buildings that formed the compounds that he referred to, and were specifically built by descendents of the family, two sisters in a 1939 and 1940 and they were designed by an extremely important architect. they were highlighted in the film or in the last six months. they have been one of the five most important houses in pacific heights along with four other beautiful houses. it is a two house compound and one of the houses is divided into two units. not only are these historic

we're going to rethink this whole thing and that's when we ended up at the emerson inn. >> quinn said also brought his gun to the emerson inn and threatened to kill her husband and children if she didn't cooperate. mentally broken, quinn obeyed all the kidnapper's demands. the detective asked quinn to share as much detail of her entire experience as possible, hoping to glean some clues. all the kidnapper's demands. the detective asked quinn to share as much detail of her entire experience as possible, hoping to glean some clues. she remembered something that seemed incidental, but something that would later turn out to be crucial to the investigation. >> he bought chicken and in some drinks for us so we're eating spicy chicken. >> quinn also told police unlike what was written in the original ransom note, she no longer believed three men were involved in her kidnapping. >> my very gut instinct now that i'm clearly thinking and getting it all is that there's not anyone else involved but him. >> the interview lasted almost six hours. >> hi. >> but it wasn't the end of quinn and reid's a

emerson has been there forever just this summer, the company decided to build a research center in china. with we were worried about the trade war, this stock would be at or near its low instead it is a couple of cents away from its high honeywell. but you know what is not overlooked, the chinese exposure bared sites honeywell's double digit growth it makes sense to me, when ceo came on the show and made a compelling case for what we shouldn't worry. and so far he has been right those who sold were wrong. honeywell made a new 52 high today. remember that is a lot of smart minds buying these stocks. if you didn't know any better, you would think that apple is in the cross hairs here or because the chinese might boycotting their products or all get higher costs because of issues involving imports the stock has been big, but today's $6 sell off makes me think somebody with deep pockets believes apple is going to get hurt we aren't sure how the u.s. is going to handle apple goods made in china dow dupont, ceo says he is going to stay on as executive chairman now though, tariffs flying back a

zimbabwe's president emerson non-god where has picked the former deputy head of the african development bank as his new finance minister he hopes that and to me in kobe is appointment will help to turn things around in zimbabwe which is suffering from casual shortages and high unemployment and kobe is not connected to the rulings on his p.f. party the new cabinet is much smaller than those under former leader robert mugabe . shares in electric car make a tesla have taken a nosedive after more controversy found the long musky smoked marijuana during a live broadcast on the internet as heidi jocasta reports his recent behavior has raised concerns about his ability to lead his business holds its stores whether a media stunt gone bad or an ill made decision and probably can't because stockholders. i mean it's legal right soli go ok the video of billionaire entrepreneur eva musk smoking marijuana during a live interview thursday has translated to a financial hit on his company the stock value of electric car manufacturer tesla tumbled nine percent friday morning.

parliament lawmakers of the opposition movement for democratic change left in protest of president emerson god who they say stole the election in late july while many zimbabweans hope will be would set the impoverished southern african country on a new paths after a long time leader robert mugabe stepped down under military pressure last november really all right let's get you more now well from the capital harare where do we use a privilege was fun here he is standing by good to see you privilege tell us more about this speech because this was a really important day for the new president and for the country as a whole. indeed it was an important day for the president a muslim and because he was making his maiden speech to parliament since these election in july but. seeing from events that took place that parliament today the opposition protested and also they walked out of parliament in the middle of the speech protesting that he is not legitimate and therefore they were not going to sit in parliament and listen to him. the other thing is that speech also dwelt much on economy he. was ta

opposition politicians in zimbabwe have walked out of president emerson and god was state of the nation address they say his government is illegitimate and accuse it of wasting public money how do with us are reports. just minutes into president innocent and other state of the nation address opposition m.p.'s walked out in protest the same when and stole july's election and blame his administration for many of the country's problems including a cholera outbreak is doing it you would reveal to. our country is truly a rainy day for. basic service and would be only two days sitting in that front i mean i'm more worried about bringing was in i'm unable to board when people are dying on me so we are seeing his government is illegitimate the opposition accuses the government of spending taxpayers' money on luxuries and government perks and the m.p.'s called the president a thief as he drives past the government says it needs more than fifteen million dollars to repair water and sanitation infrastructure in harare money it says it doesn't have but some of them are being still the money is ther

"a man working," as emerson collins put it.mily ties" star justine bateman called his cashier job "an honest living." and people perhaps more typically attacking each others' neews, suddenly agreed. "there is pride in every job" wrote conservative commentator laura ingraham, "good for him." nd by the way, owens is a yale- trained stage actor who has been quoted in the past talking about gaps between jobs. he didn't want to say more for this story. as for the shopper who recognized owens, she's been sharply criticized for sharing his picture, but not by owens himself, maurice. he apparently told her, as a cashier, "have a nice day." >> dubois: very nice. he just might open some doors here, you think? >> reporter: some people are dangling jobs online. we'll see if it turns into something in the real world. >> dubois: we'll stay tuned. tony, thank you. >> reporter: thank you. >> dubois: still ahead, why the man charged in this convenience store killing says he would do it again. this is not a screensaver. this is the destruction o

parliament lawmakers of the opposition movement for democratic change protested against president emerson and then gone well because they say that he stole the election in july he replaced the longtime leader robert mugabe who stepped down under military pressure last november but the new government says that its top priority is to repair a broken economy for the country's young people that thick skin not come soon enough he w. correspondent privilege most fun here reports tonight from the capital. talent wakes a long hours every day in his tiny shop in harare somebody township he makes shoes that are then sold on the streets of the capital but he can barely get by with what he ends. that's expectations of the new government. to make it clear to the government in boardrooms what i mean this is to me winning over the counter. there is. a big they have to keep in. the u.s. as long as we don't have something to do as long as our jobs are not being empowered . we are not going to grow. we're going to die in the drug zones especially in body drugs like taking your huge is working most industri

economist and truly in kobe will be the new finance minister it's one of the most important posts in emerson one god was new cabinet zimbabwe is suffering from cash shortages and high unemployment. the front runner in brazil's presidential election is unlikely to return to campaigning anto after next month's vote because of severe stab wounds doctors say jay apostle are lost forty percent of his blood when he was attacked at a rally on thursday latin america had solution human reports. just when it seemed brazil's presidential election campaign couldn't get more unpredictable and traversal leading candidate was stabbed in the stomach during the street rally. were two conservative evangelicals i.e. the device of law and order candidate sent this message to hospital. the world. is men can so evil of never home anyone. but many brazilians disagree also nat'l is facing a supreme court trial charged with making inflammatory anti gay and t. black and massaging the statements which promote hatred and condone rape all of balsa not as rivals strongly condemn the attack against the former army captain

a man working as producer emerson collins put it.mily ties" star jusz justine bateman called his cashier job an honest living. and people perhaps more typically attacking each other's views suddenly agreed. there is pride in every job, wrote conservalaura aham. for him. by the way, owens is a yale strained stage actor who has been quoted in the past talking about gaps in jobs much as for the shopper who recognized owens, she's been sharply criticized for sharing his picture but not by owens himself, maurice. he apparently told her as a cashier, have a nice day. >> very nice. he just might open some doors here. you think? >> some people dangling jobs online. >> tony, thank you. >>> still ahead here, why the man charged in this convenience store killing says he would do it again. what do you mean it's not working out, craig? i just introduced you to my parents. psst! craig and sheila broke up. what, really? craig and shelia broke up!? no, craig!? what happened? i don't know. is she okay? ♪ craig and sheila broke up! craig and sheila!?

>> i do want to correct something, emerson did cancel yesterday, they will not be on tonight.y bad i think there's a good article that's something that david talked about. >> they're just doing the early stage sort of survey of whether or not how amazon uses data on the platform to figure out what is selling, and then as you say, potentially replicate it it's worth taking that risk, because when you use amazon, you're going to basically be available to everybody in the world, or at least many of them. if you do really well, there's a chance that some believe will use the data to compete against you. >> i think your gross margins are under attack there really, though, another platform >> it's important to point out while this is the early stage survey work and there's no probe under way in the eu, they are doing the work and she's been the leader in terms of antitrust. >> why is she taking so long in its these things take time this is something that gary kuhn talked about a couple years ago, how the digitization has kept prices lower, which is an interesting offset to what chin

people came to this country from everywhere to, as emerson called it, "make their own world."to meet you. >> anthony: so, what's good to eat here? >> peter: i suppose you want something paraguayan. >> anthony: yes. >> peter: bife koygua. it's arroz, rice, with fried beef, with an egg on top. >> anthony: oh, done. i'm there. good. >> peter: and there is a soup whose name is bori bori, that's very, very old paraguayan stuff. little corn balls. >> anthony: whoa, that looks good. it looks very good. >> peter: ah, yeah. >> anthony: that's good, man. i'm trying to make some sense of this country. you've lived here how long? >> peter: 22 years. >> anthony: why'd you come here in the first place? >> peter: i was born in east germany, and east germany, that meant you will never go out. >> anthony: mm-hmm. >> peter: yeah, and then in '89, the wall break down and said, "wow! you will go!" >> anthony: i haven't seen anything of this country yet. but what i read was, the world's backwater, filled with bombed-out banks that have been looted, institutions that didn't work, everyone carried a

and ron emerson on facebook writing an open discussion, the position of teaching should not be the rolecal point of view for a teacher. just the basics, their personal opinion should not be shared and then it would help students if they want to discuss an election they should do it in a nonbiased way. heather: you got to learn how the government works. thank you so much. continue to send your comments to us. half past the top of the hour, north and south korea leaders wrapping up a summit as the trump administration set the deadline for the rogue nation to get rid of its nukes. what is the next step to make sure that happens? doctor rebecca grant breaks it down. stay with us. these folks, they don't have time to go to the post office they have businesses to grow customers to care for lives to get home to they use stamps.com print discounted postage for any letter any package any time right from your computer all the amazing services of the post office only cheaper get our special tv offer a 4-week trial plus postage and a digital scale go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office

tailor emerson. it's my pleasure to be he for the third time to discuss the equity analysis and associated metrics and this year so much more. i always like to start with our charter and the language and direction that allows us to set metrics to establish a baseline of existing recreational and park services compared to those available to the city as a whole. as you recall, we're using the cal open data source that has incredibly rich data about every census track in the state of california. we isolated just san francisco tracks and taken this data from the source. there are 10 characteristics that combine to define disadvantaged. you can see them here, some health characteristics, age, there is now since fy '17, a factor for nonwhite population and then linguistics, poverty, and new information that was added, the housing burden monthly income that goes to housing. when we take the factors and accumulate them by census track in san francisco, the two darkest purple colors on this map, the 20% most

. >> let's bring in peter emerson working in three democratic administrations joel payne, and ashleyor progress. noel, let's go with you, do you think this hearing brought us any closer to resolving this? even as a spectator you could not be moved. i was on msnbc yesterday afternoon and broke down. it was very sad. these are people's personal stories, gut-wrenching, goes beyond politics. i think that back to your point, i think that it gave everybody a chance to meet both the individuals with judge kavanaugh got a chance to -- you know, you should peer into his personal life. so, you know, i think the fbi, you know, given a week for the fbi for the says, my opinion that's fair. a lot of people on the republican side, you know, they have mixed opinions of it, but overall nobody is really upset with the one-week delay. the one-week delay. it's okay. >> so fair from you, noel. peter, your perspective? >> i think we did move closer to the resolving the he said a and as ms. some huvy now three "she saids" she declared her terror, under death threats she came forward and gave a very powerf

when that happens, the industrials that do a lot of business in china think boeing, caterpillar, emersonctric, 3m, tend to get hammered because the tweets ratchet up the tension. trump is a very unpredictable guy. but i think that's not quite true when it comes to the economy anymore. we can now predict what he'll. do you get a robust employment number like i'm expecting on friday, and he'll tweet about how it's time to hit the chinese, the canadians and the europeans harder he uses the good news to character assassinate our trading partners on twitter, and that sends the stocks of companies with major international exposure into a tailspin as someone who genuinely believes in a tough trade agenda, wishty president would go about it differently. while stop the stealing of intellectual property. the end game is not to humiliate and trash talk our trading partners that's true with china i think china's going to cave because its country's economy is being hurt no need to rub it in their faces when behind the scenes suasion might do better. the current administration had a short window to ma

we just trimmed some emerson from my charitable trust follow along by joining the action alert.com club. why? because the good news is now bad news in the white house. unless the chinese say yes, which seems pretty unlikely, i expect to see some harsh retaliation. be ready for a sell-off. it might be a buying opportunity if the pain spreads beyond the chinese stocks next up, sonus, it reports on monday the company has been around for ages and doesn't have a consistent history of profitability. some people think it's the next roku have you seen that thing i don't think so i think it's sonos tuesday a read on the german economy through the zew index. we also get a read on the japanese service industry and the tertiary interdesk believe me, i don't want to pay attention to any of this stuff you know how much i want to focus in stocks. but when you're in a trade war with pretty much everyone in the world, and that is the situation, don't kid yourself, you want to know what kind of cards the other side is holding. and you want to know, wait a sec, is the whole world slowing? in terms of indi

will be the new finance minister one of the most important posts and emerson in god was in new cabinet he hopes the appointment will help him turn around some bob way which is suffering from cash shortages and high unemployment mexico's human rights commission says almost seven hundred bodies have been found in mass graves since the start of last year on thursday and found one hundred sixty six skulls and more than thirty burial pits and the state of veracruz a cartels often use a clandestine graves to dispose of their victims or rivals the leaders of serbia and kosovo or abruptly called off face to face talks in brussels on friday it's a blow to hopes of a deal involving a land swap that could allow both nations to move towards membership their fear of changing the border will reignite all tensions in the balkans a sign to go reports from oppressive oh close to the serbia kosovo border. oh. it's the first week back at school for these young students at the ybor him kelmendi primary school in the town of pressure it's the largest one of its kind in serbia all the pupils are albanian as

just in good shape but here's a good question what point companies that sell to china, honeywell, emersonnd united technologies all do substantial business in the prc. you'd expect them to get slammed if the trade war keeps escalating last week the ceo of honeywell came on the show and made it clear he's not at all worried about his gigantic chinese business why? what he makes in china stays in china so shouldn't be hit by tariffs. that's a huge statement when you consider china "the accountanac% of the new growth. they sell a huge amount of elevate attorneys china but they may be break itself up to climate control and aerospace to otis if the tariffs were a major concern it would maybe hit its low. not hitting its all-time high. how about possible boycotts? not that long ago it seemed like the chinese government would encourage a boycott of starbucks but now that worry is gone and the stock is going higher. they threatened to go after apple. you wouldn't know that from looking at apple's stock when i look at this action it makes me think that the trade war with china simply won't do that

economy economists into lee and will be the new finance minister one of the most important post in emerson in congress a new cabinet he hopes the appointment will help turn things around in zimbabwe which is suffering from cash shortages and high unemployment parts of japan's earthquake hit island if you keto could be without power for a week according to authorities the magnitude six point seven quake left more than five million people without electricity when it struck early on thursday at least eighteen people have died but in one small town hit by landslides more than twenty people are still missing sniffer dogs are searching for survivors. china's president xi jinping has cancel a trip to pyongyang for a military parade marking seventy years since north korea's founding she is said to be disappointed at the north's lack of progress to give up nuclear weapons as president is blaming china for the stalemate china correspondent adrian brown reports. it's three months since kim jong un made a vague promise to president donald trump to give up his nuclear weapons at this summit in singapor

have been getting better for 12 weeks here across the boert rich caterpillar has not made new lows emerson has not made new highs. rails trains and truckers act as they do. if this is a move more to value daus the fund locke thesis start to play out? and there was a reversal and baba a reve versele in zbleting back for the xle you mentioned back in the middle of may trades close to 78. made a series of higher higher lower lows island rather it buy it on a breakout rather than to buck the trend? does that make sense. >> i would ordinarily say yes. but given the strength in crude. if you made money on the short tide great rid, the right one. it's time to back away from that given the strength in crude. >> thanks, chris which one do you like. >> i just like oil in general but if i went with equities xlp that is more correlated in to oil in general i've been long oil all year long what got me bullish oil when they said release oil from the svr and oil went down and back up when any stock commodity goes up when it should go down you got to be bullish. >> forpd shares trading in reverse. as the

exactly what his actions will be opposition politicians in zimbabwe have walked out of president emerson and doubtless state of the nation address the parliament they say his government is illegitimate and accuse it of wasting public money how do with us every ports now from harare. oh yeah our just minutes into president innocent and other state of the nation address opposition m.p.'s walked out in protest they say man and dog or stole july's election and blame his administration for many of the country's problems including a cholera outbreak is due to the dreaded sinking our country is really a rainy day for. basic service and would be ended two days sitting in that front i mean i'm more worried about bringing wealthy in i mean everybody when people are dying off it so we are seeing his government is illegitimate the opposition accuses the government of spending taxpayers' money on luxuries and government perks and the m.p.'s call the president a thief as he drives past the government says it needs more than fifteen million dollars to repair water and sanitation infrastructure in harar

politicians in zimbabwe have walked out during the president's state of the nation address to parliament emerson was outlining his government's policy for the first time after winning a disputed election in july it includes modernizing health facilities and reforming the economy but opposition figures say the government has its spending priorities wrong. argentina as former president has appeared in court on money laundering charges cristina kirchner posted her court statement on twitter saying officials wouldn't be able to prove the charges because she would never accept illicit money on monday she was charged in a separate case in which she's accused of taking millions of dollars in bribes in exchange for public works contracts the judges asked for her parliamentary immunity to be lifted so she can be detained. president nicolas maduro has angered people in venezuela after being pictured enjoying a lavish meal of steak on a recent trip to turkey my duro was filmed dining at a restaurant in istanbul where he was served by the celebrity head chef widely known as salt bay the opposition says it s

doesn't bob when our way opposition politicians walked out parliament on tuesday during president emersonmongul was first sight of the nation address following a disputed election how to toss a report from her body yet. just minutes into prison in a similar state of the nation address opposition m.p.'s walked out in protest this same man and july's election and blamed his administration for many of the country's problems including a cholera outbreak these day and age of the twenty fifth. our country is really a rainy day for. basic service and with the thing to do days sitting in that crowd i mean i'm more worried about bringing was in i mean able to board when people are dying out there so we are seeing these government is illegitimate the opposition accuses the government are spending taxpayers' money on luxuries and government perks and the m.p.'s call the president a thief as he drives past the government says it needs more than fifteen me. dollars to repair water and sanitation infrastructure in harare money it says it doesn't have some zimbabweans feel the money is there is just not

and this speaks to the mission of places like emerson house which i am told has an amazing archive in the the work of the internet also has to be to connect students to actual object. an original portrait. old books. how doese student, this book that was printed in the 1890's actually get into your hands? as athink the internet place where there is obviously lots of junk flying around is also a place where people work pretty hard to cultivate treasures. i think social media promotes the study of american history. there is a whole group of us historians who call ourselves twitterstorians. we experiment with storytelling through twitter. there is a great account called today in world war ii, where a tweet comes out every day that says is is what's happening and this is where people were and this is what they did. think one of the ways to get to kids is to take the kinds of things they love already like social media or gaming or movies or comic books, anything that engages their andrest like "hamilton," say, now, there is more. and it is really fun. you see how fun it is. >> i will just

he holds a bachelors degree in communication from boston's emerson college and an mba from colombia business school. without further ado, please join me in welcoming the panel. brad, over to you. >> i'm more comfortable standing at the lectern. so i'm going to speak today mostly about the recent history of american counter-propaganda because it will give you the tools you need to deal with the problems that the rest of the panel will be focused on. as helle mentioned, the cold war era counter-propaganda is reasonably well-known to folks here. it was led by the u.s. information agency, which was a formal government bureaucracy that existed throughout the cold war, but at the end of the cold war the clinton administration decided to dissolve it as part of what they called the peace dividend. the idea of the peace dividend was that we would just not have to fight the cold war anymore so we could save some money, we could standdown some of the things we had been doing all along. this was one of the things that they thought we could do without, we wouldn't need to be contesting russian, soviet pr

michael has a bachelors degree in communications from emerson college and an mba from columbia business school. so without further ado, please join me in welcoming the panel. [laughter] [applause] helle: brad, over to you. you can be seated or to the podium. brad: after being a professor, i am more comfortable standing at the lectern. so i'm going to speak today mostly about the recent history of american counter propaganda against that can keep your tools that tools that you need to deal with the problem that the rest of the panel are going to be focused on. as helle mentioned, the cold war era, counter propaganda, is reasonably well-known to the folks here. it was led by the u.s. information office, which was a formal government bureaucracy that existed throughout the cold war, but at the end of the cold war, the clinton administration decided to dissolve it as part of political peace dividends. the idea of the peace dividend was that we would just not have to fight the cold any war war anymore, so they could save some money on the things we've been doing all along. this was one of th

hi, sara listen, i do think that we have been in on weakness adding to boeing we've been adding to emersonan it has been a disappointment this year we were, you know, trimming last year and now we're sitting with still a pretty healthy position but we're not adding the holdings because it's a much different story than the direct china concern, so i think it would get a possible as well because of costs, underlying cost structure and tariffs impacting that. >> apple shares lower on a day the tech giant announced several new products including new iphones. josh lipton is at the event and has all the details for us hey, josh. >> wilf, apple today introducing three new iphones. ceo tim cook took the stage and unveiled the devices for consumers, developers and investors. take a listen. >> it's clearly the best lineup we've had by far taking the breakthroughs of iphone x even further than before and making them available to even more people. >> >> so let's run through the new models and the specs and prices there's the xs and xs max. 5.8 inch and 6.5 oled displays the 6.5-inch display is the big