gripping and bullets spectacle and a massive boost factious florence. making. our next star duo are among the hollywood's a list the world's top directors producers and studio bosses are on their speed dial they've off a one over the critics winning awards from cannes to the oscars. if you want to make the tonight. to make a deal. christoph waltz plays a sadistic nazi like we've never seen before. oh sure sure. he did and as a bounty hunter who free slaves and then joins them on a rampage that they are bigger the reward. was. director quentin tarantino discovered votes for hollywood for his roles he would win best supporting actor twice in twenty ten and twenty thirteen. long under rated in germany polls now plays in hollywood's big lake it seems the quintessential baddie all psychopathic smog brilliant and bizarre. also of your. use in contrast in the new manga film a later votes is unusually gentle even kind. for his next act involves is stepping behind the camera to direct. our number to diane kruger an actress who did things the other way around crew got wa

ever it was marvel films that made florence december ninth films like the first avenger simple. and now with the heat black. since two thousand and one be anxious and dance and has been a familiar face in germany working on musical stages and in film and television with black panther the soon but has finally now made it in hollywood. is a strengthening what i find nice is to see a movie with so many actors of dark skin color who plays positive characters and some of them are heroes and we're seeing more of that i noticed myself with costumes which i get from the us that more and more of them are going in this direction and it's good that something is changing. black and gripping and full of spectacle and a massive boost to the actual storm system by. making. our next star duo are among hollywood's a list the world's top directors producers and studio bosses are on their speed dial they've also won over the critics winning awards from cannes to the oscars. if you want to make the tonight. to make a deal. christoph waltz plays a sadistic nazi like we've never seen before. oh sure

scientists in north carolinact examine the efof contaminated flood waters in the aftermath of hurricane florence. >> it's gone on longer than we might have expected and we're also seeing contamination popping up in locations we might not have expected it. re woodruff: all that and on tonight's pbs newshour. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: ♪ ♪ moving our economy for 160 years. bnsf, the engine that connects us. >> supporting social entrepreneurs and their solutions to the world's most prsing problems-- skollfoundation.org. >> the lemelson foundationmp committed toving lives through invention, in the u.s. and developing countries. on the web at lemelson.org. >> supported by the john d. and catherine t. macarthur foundation. committed to building a more just, verdant and peaceful world. more information at macfound.org >> and with thongoing support of these institutions: >> this program was madeth possible bcorporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> woodruff: rain fell across california today for the

scenic trent river has overflown its banks three times in the past 20 years, but hurricane florence'seluge niocked everyone. >> we had a ne foot storm surge that came in from hurricane florence in the first day, and before that surge could retreat, we got somewhere between 25 and 30 inches of rain. >> reporter: jay bene r has been yor of pollocksville for ki years. he's w out of a temporary office, an old pharmacy, surrounded by soy records and equipment he and his staff tried to salvage from the town hall. it's a historic former train depot which sits right next to e trent river. >> just be careful. ter: so how much water did you have here? >> well i'm figuring 20-plus feet. >> reporter: inside, bender showed me his office where mold is now growing on the walls, and a meeting om filled with damaged city memorabilia. >> well we lost everything. we losminute books that date back to the '20's we have no ordnance bk we have no copies of contracts we have no personnel records. so we've really had to cree a government in exile. with nothing. >> reporter: among the many issues confronting m

she is known to say ever calls me the florence mcgill of america, why don't they call me -- the florence nightingale of america. >> that she -- [indiscernible- low volume] that is a fabulous question. i don't know the answer. i know she spends time with officials. i don't have evidence of her meeting, she could have but i don't remember. it focuses more on her work with the international red cross and they would have fabulous resources and their website is fantastic. >> i was curious, on the role, >> she's only helping union soldiers officially in the missing soldier's office. the records have mostly gone missing. exists today, a lot is because it was either sent out and saved in local records, for example this is from the maryland state archive. or families are saving the records. anything else gets put in the attic of the boardinghouse and his left there until the 1990s and someone discovers it. we don't know every soldier she helped. we know she crept -- kept those records but they were probably trashed. the people on the list are union soldiers or unaffiliated with either side. i thi

when she was in europe did he know or learn anything from florence nightingale? >> that is a great question. florence nightingale had been crimea before the civil war and it is likely back.n would have read her in europe she lived on the same street as florence nightingale neverey changed notes but took the time to meet which was burn.te lara barton says they call me the floor n florence nor -- europe.ale of >> did she ever meet [inaudible] the founder of the red cross. that is a fabulous question. i don't know the answer to that. know she spends time with officials. don't have an episode of her doing that. the glen echo house and national service focuses more on her work with the international red the and would though and web site is fantastic. >> i was curious on the roll of my assumption is she was helping? only helping officially. the records of missing soldiers have mostly gone missing. what exists today is because it out and stayed in local records and the scan was archives.tate nything else is put in the boarding house and left there until the 1990's when

the whole book is made up entirely of actual trump quotes as he surveyed the damage from florence. is. >> you're doing it all wrong stephen. >> stephen: mr. cartoon president from showtime, our cartoon president. what an honor! >> your delivery is all over the place. you have to inhabit the character. remember, i don't know whose boat that is, but i want to. so read it like this! "is this your boat, or did it become your boat? to see what we're seeing, this boat, i don't know what happened, but this boat just came here ." pretty good, right? >> stephen: mr. president, isn't there something more important you should be doing? >> oh, you're right! i've got three hours of judge jeanine on the d.v.r. and i don't want to miss a moment of the spittle! >> jon: don't forget, 100% of the proseats seeds from "whose boat is this boat?" go to hurricane florence and hurricane michael relief chairtle. >> stephen: and with that in mind see if you can spot the boat in these next videos. ♪ what does it mean to be the vice chair of the senate college committee? do you see everything, all the intel?

us there is joining us from rome with the latest so there is a verdict on one of the leaders of florence. it's been just hearing about. them but true as he was known in the community rouge regime has been found guilty of genocide against two minority groups that the muslim charm minority and the vietnamese minority and during the commune rouge rule between the years of nine hundred seventy five and one nine hundred seventy nine one hundred thousand muslim chums were killed and about twenty thousand get millions for killed now the aedes he's on trial together with another man known as q thumb pond he was the former head of state for the community and these two men are already facing life sentences for crimes against humanity they were on trial a couple of years and they were found guilty and sentenced to life in prison in two thousand and fourteen over the forst time span the for mass evacuations or hundreds of thousands of people in nine hundred seventy five when they marched into the capital phnom penh. bay still have a chance to appeal but it's this current day that these two men it is

it will be months to go before people recover from hurricane florence.tation down there. i also want to remind everybody out there, if you haven't gotten it yet, please go get "whose boat is this boat?" these are comments that don't help in the aftermath of a hurricane. every word of which are things that donald trump said donwn in new bern, north carolina, after hurricane florence. i'll give you a little taste of what the president said. "is this your boat or did it become your boat?" lots of wisdom like this in there. ( laughter ) and i tell you this, because every penny of "the late show"'s proceeds of this book go to help the people recovering from hurricane florence and now hurricane michael. ( applause ) >> jon: that's right. >> stephen: go get it. start your holiday shopping now, because there is nothing better you could do for the holidays than to help the people who are in need. now, it has been a big month-- ( cheers and applause ) >> jon: that's right, that's right. >> stephen: i'll tell you who was down there yesterday, the president and the

. >> what would robert and florence think of this today?they would be very proud of what we are doing here. >> they are all up there together and i think they're smiling down on us. three amazing people. >> all three are missed today. >> alice would want to be in the kitchen. >> mr. brady was an architect! >> this is kiz met. we are all brady all the time. we are flashing back to the favorite memories. football, anyone? >> my nose! >> plus, "e.t.'s" iconic time in the family. >> brady costumes showing up on halloween. stars did not disappoint. >>> for chris pratt and ex anna faris, they had a modern family moment. there's chris and his girlfriend katherine schwarzenegger dressed as vikings they share a kiss. that's a treat. the trick? pulling it off just a few feet away from anna and her boyfriend. that ninja in the middle, that's 6-year-old jack. anna and chris support each other in their new relationships and want one another to be happy. halloween together was special, but many more holiday in the future will be spent like this. we can't

in the mass killing of his people and shouldn't be held responsible for the very latest now from florence louis our correspondent who's it phnom penh i mean how significant really are these verdicts. well be that as you mentioned these are the two most senior surviving members of the community rouge nobel already spending like they've already been convicted and sentenced and sentenced to life in prison for having been found guilty for crimes against humanity over the forced evacuation of phnom penh the capital city in one thousand nine hundred seventy five now this was back in two thousand and fourteen and during the start of the trial it was decided that because the allegations against these two men with so many that the hearings would be thought into smaller trials because there were fears that because of the age of these defendants that they might possibly before a verdict could be reached so for this case there were also being accused of crimes against humanity committed at other parts of and other parts of cambodia at labor camps detention centers execution grounds mainly in the rura

louis who's following the story from kuala lumpur florence what's the transport ministry been saying. well the transport ministry. the this was first reported by the this was first reported by indonesia broadcaster who had said that they saw divers taking up a box and the transferring that onto a boat and they had interviewed one of the divers who said that an orange box was recovered and that it with intact now and we're not sure yet whether this is the flight data recorder the cockpit voice recorder both are crucial for the investigation now if this is the flight data recorder then this will contain information about everything that the plane was doing from its speed to the alter to to even the direction that the plane was flying if the voice of the cockpit voice recorder contains conversations and other sounds going on in the cockpit and we know that in the final minutes of flight j t six one zero that the that the pilot or one of the pilots had requested to attend back to jakarta from where the plane had taken off just two minutes or two to three minutes into the flight and then

thanks for that florence louie in kuala lumpur our european union proposal to create an ocean sanctuary in the antarctic appears to be failing in its bid to get enough support in a crucial vote in australia the european union and conservationists want to make the world dell see a no go zone for industrial fishing mining and deep sea drilling scientists believe it could be home to thousands of undiscovered species to some extent i'm disappointed. and they wanted to some kind of fish and they looked understanding as not their most unfortunately standing is not there much at the end of the day. after spending so many days on this india's issue especially understanding as not image. a bomb dye beach in australia maybe as surfers delight but every year nearly half a million people from all over the world head to sydney for an event called sculpture by the sea this year's lineup features one hundred artists we spoke to the founder who says the exhibition couldn't have a better back. i'm david handley on the founding director of sculpture by the sea in sydney australia in ninety ninety seven t

reed: florence is in charge of the salad bowl and has been for -- this is -- florence is doe senior's reed: '41. close enough. >> anthony: like a lot of folks around here, dominick "big doe" signa got his start selling hot tamales to go. in the beginning, the place catered to the black community. but after word got out how good the food was, white people started coming. which led to a kind of weird accommodation to the segregation of the day. blacks came in the front, white people snuck in the back. the menu expanded with the clientele. what human qualities are unique or marked in the native of mississippi? >> julia reed: i cannot address mississippi 'cause like i said, the delta is a whole 'nother planet. >> anthony: wow. okay, better question then. how does the lifelong delta resident differ from the other -- >> julia reed: you had to be a little crazy to wanna come in the first place, 'cause it was like the swamps, buddy. it was under water. i mean, you had to be crazy to come, and you had to have enough money to make it work. so you had some sort of gamblers. i mean, that -- that

first it was hurricane florence.ighty mess all over the carolinas. and the weary survivors looked to their president for leadership. so old donald trump looked deep into his heart, and knew what he had to do. >> oh. >> he got in a car to get on a helicopter to get on a plane to get back into a car to talk about a boat. i'm telling you, he wouldn't shut up about this one boat. and here, i'm not making this up, is exactly what he had to say. ♪ whose boat is this boat? whoooo-oooose boat? ♪ >> yeah, yeah. is this your boat? or did it become your boat? ( sigh ) >> that boat is wiped out. or not. >> huh? >> wouldn't want to cross the ocean in it. yeah, yeah. do you know whose boat that is? they don't know whose boat that is. to see what we're seeing, this boat, i don't know what happened, but, this boat just came here. ♪ ♪ at least you got a nice boat out of the deal. have a good time! bing bong-bing-bing-bing bong. bing-bong-bing. >> the end. there is no moral. but if you're feeling moral, this story is available as a ni

some fifty thousand sky rockets combined in an explosion of above florence italy it was a performance by a chinese artist signed as a tribute to the birthplace of the renee sounds it also signaled the opening of an exhibition of his works on friday. a day at the your feet see gallery sign has said that he feels greatly inspired by the nice aunts he's known for his taste for explosives about sixty of his works including his famous gunpowder drawings can be seen here until february seventeenth. on monday for the debutantes of vienna as opera ball was unveiled it was designed by donna taliban such a star italian designer took inspiration from motifs and featured wagner's operas cycle the ring of the neighbor along it's not yet known of the fashion designer plans to attend the bar it takes place in vienna on february twenty eighth twenty nineteen. staying with extravagance and luxury we're now off to board a super yacht the sailing ship pink gin is truly unique it's built entirely out of carbon fiber and is the biggest and fastest of its kind inside it's full of some of the most innovativ

next up we head around europe for express they were making stops in florence and vienna but first we're off to the emmys where european actors have been quite successful this year. on monday german actress ana should accepted the international emmy award for best performance by an actress she won for her lead in the dark comedy the sniffles would have been just fine. european productions dominated the awards this year in new york city collecting eight wins. lars mickelson of denmark picked up the best actor award for bride upon the storm and the producers of the spanish thriller money heist took home the prize for best drama series it was the forty sixth time for the international emmy awards. some fifty thousand skyrockets combined in the explosion of florence italy it was a performance by chinese artist signed as a tribute to the birthplace of the renascence it also signaled the opening of an exhibition of his works on friday. day at the your feet see gallery sign has said that he feels greatly inspired by the nice ons he's known for his taste for explosives about sixty of his works i

but with funding cuts affecting camps in thailand that decision may not be hers to make florence louis al-jazeera. hello again the headlines on al-jazeera the saudi emirates a coalition fighting the war any m.n. has asked the u.s. to stop refueling its aircraft its as it now has the capacity to resupply its own fighter jets the u.s. says it supports the decision u.s. president donald trump's plan to limit who can claim asylum is facing a legal challenge a civil liberties group has filed a lawsuit against his new order to bar people who enter the u.s. illegally from asylum. people can come in but that the government through the ports of entry. that would be is a very important thing again i reiterate we need democrats vote they have to pass new immigration laws because the flooding our country would not let it go but they're trying to flood our country we need the wall we're building a wall but we need it all built at one time or quickly. very important we need democrats support our new immigration laws to bring us up to date the laws are obsolete and they're incompetent a state of emer

samples from the next of kin to begin matching passenger remains ready for the many funerals to come florence louis al-jazeera. the first democratically elected president of moldy vhs has returned to the country after two years in exile nasheed was welcomed home by his supporters and president elect mohammed sorely he was sentenced to thirteen years jail in twenty fifteen on terrorism charges ordering the arrest of a top judge as happened during the rule of formally the yemeni of the game and the trial was criticized as being politically motivated and suffered a surprise election defeat last month paving the way from the sheets return scientists and conservationists are debating whether to turn one of the most remote parts of the planet into the largest protected area on earth what i'll see in antarctica could be home to thousands of undiscovered species conservationists as supporting an e.u. proposal to make it a no go zone for industrial fishing mining and deep sea drilling the clock reports . then february al-jazeera joined the greenpeace icebreaker the arctic sunrise as she pushed through

thailand and some have been returning home but they all facing new difficulties as they resettle florence li reports a taste of peace the law ok call resettlement village near myanmar's border with thailand was built to house mostly ethnic karen displaced by conflict between ethnic groups and the myanmar military many have let to thailand over the past decades. but since two thousand and sixteen some of them have been returning home driven partly by diddling funding for refugee camps in thailand and the prospects for peace in myanmar. those who've gone back however find that life is just as difficult. as urgent needs for me now rice and charcoal i would buy food but i have no money now work it's hard to come by also was one of the first to be resettled here after living as a refugee in thailand for eight years. prove facilities in expand then the village will be better as for jobs it depends on the local government although you will manage it for us a donor organization has set up an agriculture center to train villages and provide employment and. we can take care of everything. back have

perhaps, on florence.know how much these storms affect hiring you will have -- we look at leisure and hospitality as a clue there you have holiday hiring. so there's expected holiday hiring and thequestion is how much above the seasonals >> -- evidence looking at what companies are hoping to hire specific numbers >> right big numbers. then you have this issue of worker shortages i can see a weak number here because employers can't find the workers. finally we're watching wages here's what goldman sachs says we expect rebounding employment in north and south carolina following hurricane florence to more than offset the drag from mu hurricane michael. we're trying to get people a yned a of what it will show. and that's for the first time since the spring of '09. the fed has one more report after this one before the december meeting this report not decisive only weakness that i think can clearly be related to the hurricanes would not raise effects. if they can look at this report and say there's a sign here a

minutes after takeoff from the capital jakarta killing all a hundred eighty nine people on board florence who is monitoring developments from kuala lumpur joining us from there so now that the black box has been found forms what does this mean for the investigation. well we've now got confirmation from the transport ministry of indonesia that what they found is the flight data recorder and this is essentially a recorder that keeps all the information about what the plane was doing from all to chew to direction to speed even down to the position of its wing flaps and what they still need to find is the cockpit voice recorder that keeps a taping of the noises the sounds of the conversation in the pilot's cabin and so the together these two flight recorders will give a full story of what happened in the final minutes of j.t. six one zero that crashed on monday morning now we know what we know so far is that the pilot asked to turn back shortly after takeoff and the plane crashed about twelve minutes into the flight we also know that the same plane experienced technical problems the day befor

though in hand with the latest so we have a verdict now florence. yes we have a verdict on these two men were charged with committing genocide against two minority groups in cambodia that muslim minority one hundred thousand people died one hundred thousand minority died during the canaries and also twenty thousand vietnamese people so they've been found guilty of genocide against these two minorities additionally they've also been found guilty of crimes against humanity that were committed in parts of cambodia in labor camps in detention sentence and execution grounds down to this is the very first genocide charges and verdict on commuter route c'mere rouge leaders these two men of the most senior surviving members of the community and they're already facing life sentences for crimes against humanity and today they've also been handed down life sentences for their crimes and to talk a little bit more about this but about this discussion we have here we think the human rights lawyer in cambodia she herself was a survivor of the mir rouge regime she

the top selling books is a new picture book on president trump and his response to the hurricane florence. it's by the staff of the late show with stephen colbert, "whose boat is this boat?" the late stephen hawking's brief answers to the big questions, and fox news host's tucker carlson's thoughts on elitism in america. also on the list is tara westover's memoir of her child had knew the idaho mountain the and her introduction to formal education at age of 17. after that it's actor lin-manuel miranda's book of daily affirmations. some of these authors have or will be airing on booktv on c-span2 and will be available to watch online at booktv.org. .. and so i wanted to before i ask the first question and introduce everyone wanted to just give a

three point seven percent that's a forty eight year low in september the aftermath of hurricane florence weighed on jobs growth. for more analysis on that we now go to our correspondent at the front and stock exchange daniel kolbe daniel it seems that those who voted for donald trump actually are reaping the benefits when we can expect that from claim that just days before the midterm elections is he right is that all his living. yes you're right garrett u.s. president donald trump is not really known to be very modest about himself so we can be very sure that just days before the midterm elections he will use every opportunity to talk about the job numbers and that credits of course just go to him what investors actually give him credit for some of his projects they still call that tax crude form and cutting down the corporate tax a really good idea and do believe that in fact this gave the economy a boost and also created jobs but he seems to forget that many other projects started already under the administration of u.s. president barack obama but one thing is clear the midterm electi

when florence hit.. davis was evacuated from the homeless shelter in wilmington. today..he is at the red cross shelter, all while working and putting herself through her senior year.betty bicknell:"how can we quit when she's so determined? she's in such a situation that no one should be placed in, much less, someone that young."red cross case worker betty bicknell and school counselor jennifer capps are davis's support system.they are determined to see her make it across that stage.jennifer capps:"i would love for her to feel safe and secure. and have a place to call home." (justine) that was kylie jones reporting. chrishuanta says she wants to join americorps the second she graduates and maybe someday a career in fashion. <"as far as individuals 90 years and above, he had never seen anyone serve like tio.">(jrstone) up next -- a 92-year-old tennis champ proves age really is just a number. we'll tell you his secret to winning tournaments... when we come back. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the holidays begin here at the disneyland resort. "look what she's accomplished... she authored the ban on

infrastructure and witnessed the destruction that extreme wish skorms as well as hurricanes such as florence and michael can reek on civilian and military infrastructure alike. at the same time, however, continued innovation in the made to offers new technologies, policies, and business models to create a more flexible resilient power system for military and civilian grids alike. these opportunities to deploy advanced energy for bolstering u.s. noshl security are bipartisan, indeed it may be more appropriate to say non-partisan. and they are challenge -- they are solutions to some of the most pressing challenges that our electric power system will face in the 21st century. it is with this in mind that we are grateful to have assembled such a compelling roster of speakers to discuss the issues today. first to my left, kelly ayotte, you may know her as a former u.s. senator from new hampshire, from 2011 to 2014. he is on citizens for responsible energy solutions. she was ranked during their time in the senate as one of the most bipartisan senators. during her tenure in the senate she chaired t

champion michael jordan has returned to his hometown to meet victims of hurricane florence in september jordan donated two million dollars to the american red cross and a hurricane response fund the former chicago bulls star handed out thanksgiving dinners and donated basketball shoes at a boys and girls club where he once played in wilmington south carolina but this is my home you know and sometimes just want to touch people or give money all day long . term you would struggle to get them on the strength of your argument amount of work or could do you manage a situation see where you are can partner with certain people super to still things that we could improve the conditions german. takes a lot to me. but i think i just want to be in the united to the process. because you know it's going to take a long time for this thing gets back to. wherever we are contributor now with. tiger woods and phil mickelson are preparing for they head to head golf match in las vegas on friday that the former world number ones have been rivals for more than twenty years and will play a first of its kind m

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in the mass killing of his people and shouldn't be held responsible for the very latest now from florence leary our correspondent who's it phnom penh i mean how significant really are these verdicts.

champion michael jordan has returned to his hometown to meet victims of hurricane florence in september jordan donated two million dollars to the american red cross and a hurricane response fund the former chicago bulls star handed out thanksgiving dinners and donated basketball shoes at a boys and girls club where he once played in wilmington south carolina but this is my home you know and sometimes you just want to trust the people who are giving money on the long. term you win on the street so you get them understand that you are human a lot of what do you manage a situation see where you are can partner with certain people achieve work and still things that we could improve the conditions german obviously it takes a lot to me. but i think i just want to be being united to the process work because you know it's going to take a long time for this thing gets back to. wherever we actually contribute in our. tiger woods and phil mickelson are preparing for the head to head goal for match in las vegas on friday the two former world number ones have been rivals for more than twenty years a

with us, coming up on the newshour: how a small town in north carolina rebuilds after hurricane florenceand author susan orlean looks back to a fire that ravaged los angeles' central library. but now, suicide is now theau second leading of death among people aged 10 to 18, according to the centers for disease control and prevention. how to tackle the problem? the research points to schools. special correspondent lisa stark, of our partner "education week" visited a high school in virginia to see if their approach of teaching mental health can work. it's part of our ongoing education series, "making the grade." >> reporter: this is the kind of lesson you don't often hear in a high school classroom. >> every single one ofs.ou matter we care about every single one of you, so if you're not feeling great, if you're concerned about friend who might also not be feeling great, please, please come tell us. >> reporter: the subject, preventing suicide, taught by ol counselors at freedom high in chantilly, virginia. >> we're going to go over some .of the signs of depressi maybe you can identify som

and michael jordan returns to his hometown with help for victims of how they can florence peter is going to be here with more in the sport. britain is warning of serious diplomatic consequences for its long standing ally the u.a.e. after an m.r.i. court sentenced a u.k. citizen to life in prison matthew had has been convicted of spying but he can now appeal all brennen reports thirty one year old matthew hedges was arrested at dubai airport at the end of a two week research trip as part of his ph d. on the country's security policies last month a court in abu dhabi granted him conditional bail raising hopes he might soon be cleared of all charges but the sentence of life imprisonment is a massive blow to those expectations this only think that you know it is a very dangerous place in the already known the u.a.e. is dangerous for journalists for for activists for any critics of any sort and so now we also know it is absolutely dangerous for academics want to conduct research in the country as well mathews wife daniella to heart as said in a statement i am in complete shock and i don't kno

. >> i do wonder what would robert and florence think of this today?her and i just think they're smiling down on us. three amazing people. >> and the iconic house back a lot of memories. >> hey, you guys. >> oh, no! >> when it comes to you and a storyline what does everybody think about? >> oh, no! >> that crazy football. >> you wouldn't. >> no, i would never. >> it's getting bigger by the minute. >> what was your favorite episode? >> i loved doing "wherever we go" with florence. >> we're going to go through it together ♪ >> it was so much fun for me and we had such a great time together. >> when bobby puts the entire box of laundry soap into the washing machine. mainly because i had to strip basically naked to be in that scene and i was like horrified. >> the worst one was the shirley temple one. ♪ on the good ship lollipop >> that was really embarrassing. it would have been really cute when i was 7. but i was 12. and going "i feel so stupid." >> it really was one of my favorite days of all time. >> dr. stanley: remember this: cannot change the laws o

on al-jazeera joining us now we have the film's director is in los angeles casey kaufman and in florence italy at a sound. gentlemen welcome well this worked out well only took you ten years to put this film together. but when did you decide you had a film. good good question i think that i mean alice on the show is the is my friend in the co-director who had the original idea. you know some of us have friends who are journalist and and stuff like that and we see the reports on t.v. but allie sondra being a filmmaker be an artist had the crazy idea to ask me to send him all of his footage ok all of my put it in a lot of the footage you know any care man or reporter knows that you should a lot of footage not all of that is not. in others some of the wanted stuff end up on t.v. he wanted to see what else was there. i mean that i he had that idea i mean years ago seventy eight years ago in from that point on he just started to collect and collect collecting them in a leak as you know some something that somebody working in the news industry would never have literally do it's a beast i mean

found guilty of genocide a un backed tribunals sentenced to tease to another life sentence but as florence louis reports many victims' relatives are wondering if justice is being served to create a cost. a landmark ruling guilty of genocide the first and only such charges against a former leader of the community ninety two year old. known as brother number two second in command to pol pot was found guilty of genocide against the muslim and vietnamese minorities and former head of state q some pawn who has eighty seven was convicted of similar charges against the vietnamese the court also found the peg guilty of crimes against humanity for killing and slaving and torturing people at labor camps prisons and execution centers around the country and jail them for life the judgment today in phase two zero zero two is an historic achievement in the world of the extraordinary chambers in the courts of cambodia. this court has once again demonstrated that he has the capacity to prosecute and try the most complex cases you know cordons with international standards almost two million people about a

international airport killing one hundred eighty nine passengers and crew on the lion asked flight florence louis has more than three days after indonesia's second west. a vital potential clue to the chorus divers have recovered the flight data recorder buried in the sea bed they had to dig to get it out it logs everything the lion air boeing seven three seven was doing including its speed altitude and heading well so that we will let the dust british and safety committee do their job and we have requested willing to help it amended need it for inspection to find out because of the crash. still missing is the flight deck voice recorder of the two pilots investigators will be hoping both black boxes survived the impact intact search teams are also trying to locate the fuselage where the passengers were. investigators from the u.s. national transportation safety board and boeing experts have arrived in jakarta their preliminary report is not expected for weeks the final crash report could take years. but pressure is on boeing to pinpoint what happened to two month old boeing seven three seven

florence will receive her life saving medical device today. main lobbying group for the european medical device companies was called eucomed. it used to be run byjohn wilkinson. eucomed essentially represents the interests of the medical technology industry across europe. in 2012 mr wilkinson changed jobs. he went from being a cheerleader for the medical devices industry, to the person responsible for its regulation in the uk. do you think its appropriate that he should be head of medical devices at the mhra? john's brought extensive experience, he's brought great leadership. how impartial can you be if your paycheck up until that point has been solely industry and you have been instrumental in trying to stop the regulations even taking place, totally watering it down? i thinkjohn‘s record during his time in mhra speaks for itself. we think so too. we have obtained documents that set out the mhra's position on the regulation of medical devices. these documents show how the uk regulator was essentially supporting the industry's position. it's r

a sign that hurricane florence may have depressed demand in september. federal regulators are taking steps aimed at limiting the rise ing.een vap efta fda plans to restrict sales of most types of flavored e-cigarettes the specialized stores and online retailers who verify a purchaser's age. they plan to drop a ban on traditional menthol flavored cigarettes and flavored cigars. global news 20 hours a day on-air and a tictoc on twitter powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> live from bloomberg world headquarters, i am shery ahn. >> i am amanda lang. welcome to "bloomberg markets." the top stories we are following from around the world. directionthe market looks for amid the political drama. plus, the business of fried chicken. the ceo of the philippines' largest fast food chain is here to discuss expansion plans. shery: let's get you started with a quick check of the major averages. we are seeing u.s. stocks next at the moment. not surprising given investors have so much on

a couple months ago it was under the threat of florence. at that site we were able to in public/private partnership come together and find a solution that not only brought security, but also first addressed energy he efficiency which is a component. the more you can reduce the demand of a facility, the less you have to secure. so using that and then putting in a combination of natural resources like solar there, and then also putting in new co-generation facility which also replaced a much needed probably 100-year-old boiler there that they were just, you know, praying every winter would work, we were able to do all new infrastructure for them. then also integrate it with a new battery storage system, a nice battery storage system and micro grid, so that if for some reason they use utility power, they can seamlessly transfer to this co-generation facility or the solar and it's just -- nobody would know the difference if you're on the site. that is very important there. their mission there is to train as many soldiers as they can through the

an increased frequency and severity of extreme storm events and natural disasters with hurricane florence hitting the carolinas, we saw nearly 1 million customers in the storm path lose power, with widespread flooding that has not yet fully subsided and as we speak, florida is weathering hurricane michael. and, of course, a year ago, the tragic events in puerto rico that still have the island lacking the transmission resiliency and distribution that we would like to see. on a positive note, i know that the ceo of the national -- the north american electric reliability has reiterated that it's unlikely that we would see a foreign entity attack our system resulting in a catastrophic outage. we know that nerc and ferc and doe are all working together with our national labs on electricity reliability and to continue to move forward on innovative forefronts. r & d cannot eliminate all the risks. technology sometimes fail and, obviously, mother nature always doesn't play nice. we must be prepared for major blackout events and that brings us to this rarely discussed but important topic today, bl

life in the forest there are shades of green trees and other forest motifs patrick and his wife florence make wallpaper that is far from traditional. as opposed to wallpaper that is printed industrially with repetitive motifs we've revisited the mural karama that was somewhat famous in the nineteenth century. it depicted grand scenes that were traditionally engraved by hand or today a digital tool gives us more freedom. for the idea is to tell a story. patrick chovanec only way to test new ideas in his home where he has lived for twenty years now the house is a hundred and fifty square meters and each room has a different theme. this one was inspired by francis presence in india. this is the pondicherry room named after the indian trading post it features such as. bengal tiger and peacocks. his favorite place is actually the garden with real life nature and views of the city he likes being here at any time of the year. whether it's wonderful to live in a townhouse and yet feel like i'm almost in the countryside we're incredibly lucky . anything goes in patrick's or bombs house as long as