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>> glenn: i'm a cuisine whore, you know?s soon as you look at cuisine, you're looking at politics. you're looking at medicine. you're looking at the advanced thinking. >> anthony: i'll agree with you that there is nothing more political than food. >> glenn: you got it. >> anthony: chef mike lata's restaurant fig was one of the first and most important on the charleston scene. determined to source the kind of local products that you used to find everywhere in the low country. as much as i'd like to illustrate that solid grounding and traditional ingredients and preparations with my order, i could not resist the soft shell crabs, which are just in season. with a pasta and shaved bottarga, which frankly, i'd slit my best friend's throat for. >> glenn: wow, that looks great. >> anthony: yeah. >> glenn: that's beautiful. >> anthony: it's sweet. when you had your first forkful of proper rice is there an instinct to go out and sort of bludgeon the rest of the world into understanding what you have just come to understand. >> glenn:

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glenn hutchins we're going to go to sue herera with the headlines sue? >> thank you so much, scott. >>> here's what's happening at this hour, everybody the fda announcing plans to lower the amount of nicotine in cigarettes the goal is to no longer make them addictive the fda gained some authority over tobacco products in 2009 but they can't ban them altogether >>> north korea's foreign minister visiting a sweden, a surprise move that could be a first step between president trump and north korea's leader kim jong-un. sweden has had diplomatic relations with north korea since 1973 and has been rumored as a possible site for those talks. >>> heavy rain overnight triggering two mudslides in southern california. five cars were stuck in the debris in one, and a second slide about a hundred yards away trapped another vehicle. but luckily no injuries were reported >>> john skipper was forced to resign as the head of espn because he was being extorted by a person he bought cocaine from, according an interview he had with "the hollywood reporter." skipper said he

call if you want. >> we're here with meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz. our first alert weather team is tracking this major coastal storm as we have been telling you. it's not just a storm that's going to hit the coast. it's different anywhere you live. >> everybody is going to be affected by this. some areas will have different kinds of problems like there's going to be a lot of heavy, wet snow in the poconos. that's going to weigh down the trees and cause power outages there. and other parts of the area are going to just have plain wind to knock down trees and power outages. this is a live look at downtown ocean city. one of the areas that's going to get strong winds. . but at the beaches, you may get a little less wind than you get on the bayside. you have to watch out for the bayside with this storm. a little bit different than your typical coastal storm. the entire area under the first alert friday at 5:00 a.m. to saturday at 10:00 a.m. we have 50 to 70 mile an hour wind gust. the coastal flooding is saturday morning is the worst tide. and it also ma

. >> let's go to glenn track iing the impact on the pa suburbs and lehigh valley. they've received so much snow in the lehigh valley and there are blizzard arngs. warnings. it's near blizzard conditions in part of the lehigh valley and upper bucs and western montgomery counties this afternoon. very close to the official definition of a blizzard. that's how bad things are out this. and this is what we've expected. now to get a 60 mile an hour wind, it's not that unusual here, but that's with a thunderstorm and it lasts for a minute and a half. this is lasting hour after hour. the temperatures of course, we have to monitor hour by hour because don't want to get below the freezing point. here we are in burks county. it's had less snow, so less of a problem. 33, bethlehem, 32 degrees. as we get to darkness, things are going to be a little slushy but we're not going to see these temperatures drop dramatically. may drop a couple of degrees for a while, but that's about it. west bradford at . also 32. montgomery county and bux, bluebell, all these places with 32 an hour a

antonia grace glenn: thank you so much for having us. robert: give us a little overview, such a personal kind of account as well as something that you want to reach bigger. tell us a little bit about it. antonia: absolutely, "the ito sisters" is the story of my grandmother and her two sisters. and we conducted interviews with them when they were in their 80s and 90s. and they recalled stories going back to their father's immigration to us in 1897, when he was 16 years old, and how he came over and was a houseboy first in san francisco, and then lost everything in the san francisco earthquake. and their stories go from there and tell some of the major family events as well as some of the major socio, political, and cultural events that were happening at the same time in the first decades of the 20th century. so, it's really providing sort of a rare glimpse into the early japanese-american experience, focusing on immigrants and their american-born children. robert: how was your feeling about having the family's story told in this way? evel

european union is concerned now for a successor absolutely ok well let's look at things that they glenn what do we know about mike pompei and why did he get the job. well he got the job because he is an enthusiastic cheerleader for donald trump's arden's nationalism solution ism and opposition to the classic positions of foreign policy domestic policy and in the political structures. i think it's very important to to state clearly that we all are in danger of normalizing what are extraordinary and dangerous views and perceptive perceptions it should tranquilly be a completely disqualifying fact when someone denies science and the pump a zero says he doesn't really accept global warming it should be a disqualifying fact when someone spends and rises his career and rises to prominence by. championing ning the benghazi investigations which were clear to anyone who spent five minutes as a foreign policy professional were set up to destroy a political opponent similarly with the birth or think he was about barack obama's birth. place of birth that was a transparent lie so one who makes his c

senator john glenn. items include a patch from the "discovery" mission in which glenn became the oldest person ever in space. also available, his senate cuff links and chair. glenn's leather bomber jacket is off the market. it sold to the u.s. marine museum for $27,000. a quick reminder to spring ahead tonight across the country, except in hawaii and most of the of arizona and some u.s. territories. we set our clocks ahead one hour for daylight saving time, which begins at 2:00 a.m. sunday. up next, a famed los angeles hairstylist is killed in his own backyard. was it part of a twisted plot? "48 hours" investigates. . >> ninan: tonight on "48 hours" air, famed los angeles hair stylist is murdered in his own backyard. was it a robbery gone wrong or the result of a twisted flotplott? michelle miller investigates. >> new surveillance video of knock-knock burglars caught in the act. >> reporter: so this is l.a.p.d. footage. >> yeah. they know what they're doing, and they know what they want. >> reporter: gan

glenn. and only john they wanted only john glenn. glenn.one and only john these are the proud acts of the united states marines. your actions immortalize you into pages of american history, incredible history. , you push yourselves to new heights of excellence and courage, keeping america safe, america strong, and america free. you honor your duty to your country. now we must honor our duty to you. for too long, the men and women of the united states armed asked to dobeen more with less. you have borne the cost of and deferrednt modernization, and also deferred maintenance. you have endured longer and more frequent appointments. -- more frequent deployments. you spend hours maintaining old equipment. you have fewer ships that we should, fewer planes than we should, and we have fewer of you then we should. i am pleased to report that all of that is changing, and all of that as you have seen is changing quickly. [cheers and applause] president trump: the trump administration is committed to a policy of peace through strength. theave fi

the one and only john glenn.he legendary the legendary acts like these, of courage and heroism are the proud legacy of the united states marines. proud. be very your heritage drive you. your actions inspire. and you're are immortalized on the pages of american history, incredible history. and every day you push yourselves to new heights of excellence and new depths of courage. keeping america safe, america strong, and america free. you honor your duty to her country. now we must honor our duty to you. for too long, the men and women of the united states armed forces have been asked to do more with less. you have borne the cost of underinvestment and deferred modernization, and also deferred maintenance. you have endured longer and more frequent deployments. you spend hours maintaining old equipment. you have fewer ships that we should, fewer planes than we should, and we have fewer of you then we should. today, i am very pleased to report that all of that is , as you and all of that have seen, is changing quickly

. >> rexozrter: glenn snyder has never been afraid to get his lands dirty. >> there's something aboutfeeds the soul. >> reporter: that nurturing began years ago on this xdenr(ur of skyline trail. >> when my daughter was 11, we got this idea let's see if we can hike from our xhouse in fá berkeley to grandma and grandpa's house in martinez. >> reporter: they did it. took them 14 hours, but they did it all on public land. at the same time glenn was shocked by what surrounded them. >> there was italian thistles all the way up xdto your knees. >> reporter: glenn started clearing little bits of the trail by himself. 25 years later he has a garden army of volunteers who come out twice a week to spray vinegar to kill weeds and at the same time restore the native plants. is that when you bring back the mix of native plants, you also bring back the mix of native butterflies, birds and bees and small animals. >> repzdzer: you can see from the views why protecting this nr0@6cj% he said on a clear day you can see to the sierra. t( east bay m.u.d. is one agency helping fund e1th group which on çó t

they have accepted glenn's apology.eague weekend sees crystal palace take on manchester united at selhurst park tonight. the stakes are high for both sides — a win for united would see them move back to second in the table, while victory for palace sees them climb out of the bottom three. watching it for 5 live later will be conor mcnamara. if you ask me, second or fourth, if you ask me, second orfourth, i say by the financial point of view, it doesn't make a difference. by the prestige point of view, it doesn't make a difference. you go to the champions league, even the fourth doesn't even have now to play the last qualification match. but by the personal point of view, second is better than third, and third is better than third, and third is better than third, and third is better than fourth. i think it gives us paul hart, with that spirit, with that determination, with that tactical discipline that the players are capable of showing, and some of the injured players will be returning soon to bolster our squad. it give

glenn is back with your focus first alert focus in philadelphia. >> yeah, jim. center city, it's like a canyon effect. the wind just rushes across the intersection and it feels like it's twice as fast in certain spots then it dies down. here we go with what's going to happen in philadelphia. as we go into the evening hours, this white and blue, that's snow. it's lighter than what we've seen. we have winds gusting potentially over 50 miles an hour. by 11:00 tonight, still windy. the snow lightening up and as it does, it could start to mix a little bit with some sleet and rain and there are the winds kying down a little bit by morning, but at least the snow is out of here and by tomorrow afternoon, it will not be as windy as it will be in the morning. here we are, saturday afternoon, northwest wind here. watching the temperatures, because it's borderline in philadelphia, 33 at the airport. those numbers have not changed in the past hour. we continue to monitor them. all of our neighborhoods and you can monitor your neighborhood, too, by using our nbc 10 app. >> al

e meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz is here with a look at specific areas and what to expect. >> there's going to be quite a variation of types of weather from snow to the coastal flooding. but everyone is going to be seeing dangerous winds. not so much tonight. this is the rain b and the wind gusts plotting on top of it. we're going to the jersey shore first. and it's by tomorrow morning that winds picking up a little bit. look at the wind direction. that's an offshore wind. it's not as bad as if it was on shore. the flooding would be much worse. in the afternoon, gusts. up to 60 in atlantic city. 62 at toms river. this area of pink is a wintery mix. we could be seeing rain changing over during the afternoon rush hour. look at that gust up to 62 in cape may. and the wind direction again, the bayside is perhaps the most vulnerable here in cape may county. and in the other barrier islands because of the wind direction of this particular storm. unusual for these coastal storms because. developing right on top of us. here's friday evening. it could be changing over to snow in par

today glenn is public enemy number one in turkey but on a chip is now accused of supporting him. the picture. on it is since twenty eight years a journalist and he is especially focusing concentrating on right rights while ations that's why it's not the first time that he has trouble with the state if you look in the indictment all the proofs are just journalistic activities reports here all the interviews he made. and he yes he was just doing his job. about one hundred twenty journalists are currently in jail here in turkey according to reporters without borders more than in any other country rights groups say trials like the one against the june thirtieth newspaper how politically motivated they have called turkish president threads of tire barack one quote an enemy of press freedom. after countless threats and even several attempted attacks security a job that he has this tight the office now resembles a high security prison itself the news room has already lost many reporters but the rest are undeterred they want to report independently and critically for as long as they can

sensitive and countries throughout the middle east asia and africa and from whistler in canada via skype glenn karl a former cia officer and deputy national intelligence officer for transnational threats at the central intelligence council great to have you all here michael let's start by giving a thought shall we to rex tillerson was he a marked man ever since the day he refused to deny calling president trump a moron. well you're right that there were some tensions although i did not totally agree with the way that tillerson was described in your earlier news report or the way in which he sometimes been portrayed in some of the american media reporting here in washington i think that in fact some of the disagreements were not as profound as implied for example on north korea president trump is coming around to doing exactly what little or sense that he should do all along so it's maybe more about personal chemistry and style and then as you say some perceived slights here and there i think tillerson took far more of the slights and absorbs far more of them than he ever dished out but preside

glenn, i will start with you. i don't like either side of this issue.hink the federal government needs to shoirp their immigration policy and it's irresponsible to say law enforcement can't talk to i.c.e. about people who committed felonies who were going to be released with no repercussion. >> the state of california is saying for the cooperation to take place the feds need to go through the work process. same thing with companies. shouldn't be cooperating unless they are subpoenaed. the government is saying we have the right constitutionally to preempt state law. but this is a states rights question as well. and law enforcement in many levels is local. kennedy: i love federalism. i also think immigrants add a lot to local and state economics. and if you are going to have a sanctuary policy, you are going to make more money, therefore you don't need federal funding. is that fair? >> the same argument about states rights could be made. kennedy: you have ideologically different aims but the same precedent that the doj is using to sue the state. >> i appr

all of said. >> host: glenn, you are a libertarian, archie? >> no, sir. i'm a trump supporter actually. >> thank you sir. let's get a response from nancy. >> guest: i think the issue of immigration is interesting in important. if you dig deeper with the koch network they are interested in having more skilled immigrants to the country. they're interested in having low wage labor. this is a cause that would like to get rid of the minimum wage and all kinds of legislation that has protected workers. but they're not as interested in having workers have rights, whether immigrant workers are documented have access to the rights that would help them hold up living standards or american-born workers who they are trying to take collective bargaining rights away from. >> wendy is calling in tucson. go ahead. >> hello. i wanted your opinion on term limits in the congress and senate to maybe help with cleaning up a situation that has gotten so dirty i guess we can put that word on and what those term limits might be and if that would help with getting certain busines

glenn is tracking conditions in the lehigh valley as well as the suburbs. >> what can people in those areas expect tonight? >> the snow might be over for now, but it's not over completely. we still have the strong wind gusts even by 9:00, we could see winds gusting over 50 miles an hour. as we head towards 11:00, it is getting lighter and lighter and just traivia snow flake flakes. by late tonight, not gusting until 20. tomorrow morning, again, it's not 50, but to 40. that's still not too pleasant. but it diminishes tomorrow afternoon as well. of course, we watch these temperatures hour by hour. it's still well above it at 36. it's still at 31. tend to run cool. whitehall at 33. bethlehem at 32. those numbers have not changed. over the last couple of hours. and elsewhere in the suburb, chester county, west down to 30 to be some slick spots there. 31 in mall bourn and here the freezing mark. we'll keep an eye on those and of course, take a look at other neighborhoods coming up. >> all right, glenn, let's get a look at the situation in if suburbs. we're live in pli mouth valley, montgom

. >> glenn basketball and. >> it was another award-winning moment for glenn keen, this time for the filmr basketball with nba star kobe bryant. but for disney fans keen and the animated characters he brings to life have been magical for decades. >> there is a moment where they come through the paper. and you look at them and recognize that's him. and that's what happened with the beast. >> and now keen's characters from beauty and little mermaid are together in a special exhibit at the disney family mumz at san francisco's presid owe. it's a chance to see and learn about the techniques that helped them jump off the screen in films like tarsen and aladen. >> you notice ariel spins around, the beast does, tarsen. these are dpengsle sculpted drawings. >> he learned at a disney studio that he describes as having the am beans of cigaretting with pencil shavings and scotch. while the characters are legendary. he believes the future of animation has a new magic all its own thanks to the emerging technology of virtual reality. >> it's an opportunity to draw in three dimension. >> he demonstrated

glenn. glenn. this is italy news life from berlin an emotional homecoming dozens of kidnapped schoolgirls from northern nigeria are back all the same boko haram assumes that abducted them drop the mom but with a stark warning for parents don't try educating your daughters again we'll be back around lagos also ahead in a comeback.

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glenn "hurricane" schwartz is here with another check on the forecast.ut. >> yeah. we had the rain first. and that wets the ground and so the ground is kind of soft and then you get these 60 mile an hour went gusts and that can knock trees over which then knocks out power. so that's why there might be a lot of power outages as we go through the rest of the day and into the tonight. you can see the whole western half of the storm has fallen apart as it gets more and more concentrated which means more trouble for new jersey, especially central new jersey and less for delaware and let's say cape may counties. now we've separated out the lighter snow, so these pinkish colors just the heavy stuff, the green is the absolute heaviest that you can see in new jersey headed through ocean county. we can go almost neighborhood by neighborhood to show you where this heavier snow is. we just had a burst come through norristown and about to hit pottstown and charlestown and look how close it is. if we told you about it going into chester brook. it's in chester brook no

the one and only john glenn. the legendary acts like these of sacrifice, courage, heroism are the proud legacy of the united states marines. be very proud. your heritage drives you. your heroes and spare you, and your actions immortalize you in the pages of american history. incredible history. and every day you push yourself to new heights of excellence and new depths of courage, keeping america safe, america strong, and america free. you honor your duty to our country. now we must honor our duty to you. for too long, the men and women of the united states armed forces have been asked to do more with less. you have borne the costs of underinvestment and deferred modernization. and also deferred maintenance. you have endured longer and more frequent deployments. you have spent countless hours fixing and maintaining old equipment. if you have fewer ships than we should, fewer planes than we should, and you have fewer of you than we should. today i am very pleased to report that all of that is changing, and all of

let me ask you about the atlanta fed, glenn.dn't like the last $1.3 trillion spending bill could put pressure on the monetary policy. what's your take on the $1.3 trillion spending bill and its impact. >> well, i think the spending bill was unwise. it really is a continuation of congress' unwillingness to grasp the fiscal situation we're in. whether it changes monitory policy, though, i think it would be a little bit more questioning. i think the fed will continually gradually increase rates. the only reason it would change monitory policy is if suddenly inflation snapped out of range. i don't really see that. >> glenn, thank you so much for being on the program. >> my pleasure. >> first quarter shows growth of 2.9%. stuart varney is going to weigh in. and then apple takes on the market. going to cut the ipad for students. it's time for the 'sleep number spring clearance event' on the only bed that adjusts on both sides to your ideal comfort, your sleep number setting. does your bed do that? it's the last chance for clearance sa

we start with glenn "hurricane" schwartz. fill us in. >> this should be the most intense storm of the season and it's going to impact the entire area. and in some respects in dit different ways. the first alert is out for everybody, generally starting 5:00 a.m. friday when things start to get a little more serious into 10:00 a.m. on saturday concerns. the wind is perhaps the main one. gusts of 50 to 60 miles per hour, coastal flooding could be very significant. of course at the coast. heavy rain causing localized flooding and heavy wet snow causing travel problems during tomorrow. here's the beginning of the rain coming into chesapeake bay, just getting through baltimore. it's all rain. temperatures are way too warm for anything else at least for today or tonight. but you can see there's a tremendous amount of moisture and once this thing hits the coast that's when it's going intensify. asur wsh starts to get a little bit heavier this afternoon. but watch this. tonight there's 7:00, it's getting heavier north and west. 9:00 t

it is one thing where all of the sudden, all of these people -- >> glenn?>> yes. >> you are a libertarian, aren't you? >> no, sir.i am a trump supporter actually. >> thank you, sir. let's get a response from nancy maclean. >> the issue roof immigration i interesting and important. i think if you dig a little deeper with the coke network they are certainly interested in having more skilled immigrants to the country. there are certainly interested in having low wage labor. in fact, they like to get rid of the minimum wage as well as get rid of the legislation that is protecting workers from workplace, health and safety and antidiscrimination laws and so forth. i think that then i was interested in having workers have rights whether those are immigrants, undocumented workers being able to have access to any of the rights that could help them hold up living standards or whether it is american born workers when they are trying to take collective bargaining rights away from in a variety of ways. >> wendy is calling from right here in tucson. go ahead with your qu

this is the live camera in allentown. >> back to glenn "hurricane" schwartz right now. the lehigh valley and the suburbs. >> they are going to be getting strong winds, but they are also getting some heavy wet snow at the same time. so that means at some point tomorrow afternoon, especially during the afternoon rush, it might be very dangerous to be traveling in almost any way. whether it's by car, bus, train, even airplanes not really going anywhere tomorrow afternoon. tonight it's just rain. the temperatures are above freezing. but by tomorrow morning, here's the rain and snow line. the mix in the pink. the poke knows could be seeing some snow by the begin. ing of the morning rush. not all that windy yet, but through the morning, temperat e temperatures are going down. the wind is coming out of the north. gusting to 50 miles an hour in pottstown. and you can see the rain/snow line coming down toward montgomery county. by the afternoon rush, 62 miles an hour gusts in allentown and mount pocono. 60 in pottstown. and it's snowing heavily and accumulating. the temperature

you know other people had been attacked by this author in this series of screeds of conspiratorial glenn beck style screeds like stephen cohen who is the premier russia scholar in the u.s. and consequentially consequently the most demonized academic in the country he's the husband of katrina vanden heuvel who directs the nation and she was also branded by this writer falsely as an anti semite which is disgusting that article was taken down and you know in having like discussions with people who are smeared by this author i told them you know maybe the piece didn't get a lot of traction but the whole point of it is to label you as an extremist by the most reputable anti extremist organization in the country that's working with law enforcement and not only that i've seen reports that the southern poverty law center is part of a coalition of groups that are now vetting you tube videos and taking you tube videos offline so this is about censorship it is mccarthyism i can actually tell you that in some questions that i saw from this writer and he actually asked if i. have any connections to c

glenn mitchell, thank you very much with joining us. weatherforecast coming up joining us.oming up for you joining us. weatherforecast coming upforyou in joining us. weatherforecast coming up for you in a moment, joining us. weatherforecast coming upforyou in a moment, in joining us. weatherforecast coming up for you in a moment, in the meantime: a memorial mass is being celebrated in the southern french town of trebes, in honour of the four people killed by an islamist gunman on friday. a national service will be arranged in paris in the coming days, to honour arnaud beltrame, the police officer who died after trading places with a female hostage. today's event is being led by the bishop of carcassonne. bells rang as people arrived for the service. this was the church of st etienne, in trebes, led by bishop of carcassonne, he called for society to have the courage to rebuild itself to stop this happening again. the first scheduled non—stop flight between australia and europe has landed in london. the boeing dreamliner took just over 17 hours to complete its 14,5000 km jour

the football association chief executive martin glenn has apologised for causing any offence after he of david and the swastika as examples when explaining the fa's charge against pep guardiola for wearing a yellow ribbon in support of catalan independence. guardiola was warned twice before christmas for wearing the ribbon and he has until this evening to respond to the fa charge that breaks their own rule on the display of political or religious symbol. this is how glenn explained their rule: the leader of thejewish leadership council says that to put the star of david in the same bracket is offensive and inappropriate that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you in the next hour. gary oldman picked up his first oscar for best actor. the star, who portrays sir winston churchill in darkest hour, made a special mention of his 98—year—old mother during his acceptance speech, who was watching the ceremony from her sofa. he spoke to our arts correspondent, rebecca jones, after the ceremony. you know, she's been... she brought me up and, you know, i mean, i don't know what mum does

get news around the clock at our website you know if you dot com for now though from all of us here glenn thanks for being with us. talking. with different languages we fight for different things that's fine let me all stick up for freedom freedom of speech and freedom of the press. giving freedom of choice global news that matters e.w. made for minds. shift living in the digital age our special edition to mark international women's day featuring a program to gender stereotypes women from afghanistan evolution told through free speech but first gender equality remains elusive for women in the world of technology the programs of tomorrow are mostly developed by men. three successful. needs more work. these three women want to build a better world through technology but they've had to fight bias in a sector dominated by men. one example over the past decade eighty eight percent of the patents in the u.s. were registered by men the tech pioneers agree this needs to change virtual reality is seen as a technology with huge growth potential to transports users beyond the boundaries of the physi

you know other people have been attacked by this author in this series of screeds of conspiratorial glenn beck style screeds like steven cohen who is the premier russia scholar in the u.s. and consequentially consequently the most demonized academic in the country he's the husband of katrina vanden heuvel who directs the nation and she was also branded by this writer falsely as an anti semite which is disgusting that article was taken down and you know in having like discussions with people who are smeared by this author i told them you know maybe the piece didn't get a lot of traction but the whole point of it is to label you as an extremist by the most reputable anti extremist organization in the country that's working with law enforcement and not only that i've seen reports that the southern poverty law center is part of a coalition of groups that are now vetting you tube videos and taking you tube videos offline so this is about censorship it is mccarthyism i can actually tell you that in some questions that i saw from this writer and he actually asked if i. have any connections to co

based cleric lafferty to glenn turkey's government accuses glenn of orchestrating the july twenty sixth seen coup attempt. once dubbed america's most hated man former drug company executive martin scraggly has been jailed for seven years for fraud mr became notorious for increasing the price of a life saving drug by more than five thousand percent prosecutors a push for the thirty four year old to be jailed for fifteen years after being convicted of defrauding investors separate the price increase question salumi was in the new york court. the sentence was less than prosecutors had asked for seven years instead of fifteen but substantially more than the defense had requested they were looking for an eighteen month sentence it's a substantial sentence considering that the investors who were defrauded in this case actually ended up making money at the end of the day but the judge said that the substantial and egregious lies that he had told factored into this decision he lied to get investors to put up their money he then lied when he lost their money and there were more lies and sketchy

i didn't expect turkey as a nation to declare says terrorists to align us with total glenn who was held responsible for the attempted coup in turkey it imports the net ok let's get it also surprised me that the authorities from cairo didn't hesitate to issue a fact was saying we are simply not muslims and reaching a wide audience. can one can and hunt from the hate postings you can see that we are not dealing with radicals or extremists like the islamic state or poke around at all the taliban etc but just with so-called simple conservatives and who see their worldview being violated absolutely absolutely it also indicates we have a problem across our whole society with people who are afraid of losing their identity whenever we talk about european values and human rights that were mentioned. this really goes and then think how difficult is it then for your work when we see that you also visit muslim pupils in the multicultural berlin district of new icon and they say it isn't good for men and women to pray together and. is this disappointing coming from youngsters. torched and. enticed b

david warner and cameron bancroft ave nu e left david warner and cameron bancroft avenue left with glenn maxwell, joe burns and matthew renshaw caught up. in the eye of a cricketing storm. david, you banned? australia's players arriving here in johannesburg this morning, their preparations for the final test against south africa totally overshadowed by the ball tampering scandal that has shocked the sport. did you cheat during the ashes? done it before? are you going to resign? the most powerful man in australian cricket also in town to get a bid —— to get a grip on the crisis. cricket also in town to get a bid —— to get a grip on the crisisli cricket also in town to get a bid —— to get a grip on the crisis. i want to get a grip on the crisis. i want to apologise to all australians that these events have taken place, particularly to all the kids who love cricket and idolise the players. an investigation has found the plot was compliant to three players. cameron bancroft, steve smith and david warner. all will be sent home in disgrace tomorrow. smith and david warner. all will be sent hom

frey. >> don henley and glenn frey wrote the song "desperado" when they lived here in this canyon. ♪rado >> reporter: in a statement henley said, "these resources are precious, both in terms of wildlife habitat and in terms of the human history that resides there." for the mountain lie nn particular this 17-acre parcel is critical. >> why do you need to keep this empty? >> well, because this is potentially his living room or his den. it needs to be preserved. and the hallways, the wildlife corridors, also need to be preserved. so this animal can thrive. >> reporter: several pumas are known to inhabit the santa monica mountains. most are tagged and well documented. this one called p-22 became something of a celebrity when he was caught on camera near the hollywood sign. with a little more open space now set aside, this will continue to be where the wild things are. >> we are jumping for joy that we can actually protect mething generations to come. >> reporter: carter evans, hollywood. >>> that's the "overnight news" for this friday. for some of you the news continues. for others check

. >> julie: let's bring in glenn hall, he joins me here in studio.ill sessions finally accommodate those republicans who wanted that special counsel? will this be good enough? he's got a federal prosecutor handling it now. >> it's a step in that direction, he put this prosecutor into the case a while ago, we just have a name now. i think he's providing himself with a little bit of cover. if he comes back and says we need a special prosecutor gives a little more credibility to that claim. sessions himself is recused from a lot of this activity, there's a little bit of tangential issues he's trying to circumnavigate. >> julie: it wasn't sessions that appointed the special counsel, it was rod rosenstein. there's a lot of pressure by republicans and the president, who tweeted back in february, why is ag sessions asking the inspector general to investigate, he has no prosecutorial power. isn't he an obama guy? disgraceful. it is he going to find himself in a partisan war here? as it is indeed the case, the justice department cannot investigate itself. >>

always get news around the clock at our website you know dot com for now though from all of us here glenn thanks for being sick. with different languages we fight for different things that's fine let me all stick up for freedom freedom of speech and freedom of the press. giving freedom of choice global news that matters d. w. made for minds.

brighton's second, through glenn murray's header, was the product of koscielny‘s misplaced pass, then of the blame. the home side did meet some resistance through pierre—emerick aubameyang, but arsenal's record signing could not improve the scoreline. they paid the money to take chances when it matters. he hasn't done that yet. when the spending doesn't stop terminal decline, the problem points to the manager. this year, arsenal have lost eight games already, four in a row. a slump barely seen in a generation. now the fans seek the greatest change. we didn't start the game very well. they were sharper than us, first on the ball. we made some defensive errors. the second half was mainly all us, but unfortunately we couldn't find the goal. we are going through a tough, tough time. and it's of course difficult at the moment. as tough as you can remember this week? three defeats back—to—back. never happened to me in my life. we are hit deeply, maybe on the confidence side, and we can see that the team maybe struggles a little. in scotland, rangers and celtic have been drawn to play each o