thanks so much. >> great to be with you, hari. thank you upo. >> sreenivasan: last month, in lake county, illinois, just lerth of chicago, six teenagers dly tried to break into a car. the owner shot and killed one of them, a 14-year-old boy. the story has garnered a lot of press in illinois, a just because of the tragedy, but because the five other teens c were arged with the boy's murder. how could this be? newshour weekend's meganps th takes a look at the little-known legal statute behind the case. a warning: this story contains images some viewers might find disturbing. >> reporter: on the morning of february 23, 2015, five01 teenagers drove to thef a utiet street in millbrook, alabama, aen miles north of montgomery. the teens, who were armed, broke into an empty house, stealing eltronics and money, then went up the block to another empty a me. spicious neighbor called 911. >> well, i think we got them f right now, if you're still there. >> reporter: two millbro police officers soon arrived. one went in the front, and the other

thanks so much. >> happy to it, hari. in >> sreenivasanur ongoing series "the future of food," supported in part by the e thezer center, we expl problem of excess food waste and one country's potentiallu on. author and contributor mark bittman has more. >> bittman: one-third of the food produced in the world rots in the field, in transport or is simply thrown away. this is obviously not only a massive waste of food, it's also a big contributor to global warming because as it decomposes in landfills, it releases methane. one country is doing something about food waste. newshour weekend special correspochristopher livesay reports fr paris. >> reporr: the french take food seriously. the country is famous for its bread, pastries, pates and other delicaci. lunch is so sacred here that you'll find many stores closed between about noon and 2:00, so workers can enjoy a long, the french not onleciate food, they're committed to not wasting it. in fact, it's the law. ( scanner beeping ) since 2016, large grocery stores have been ban

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thank you.is from the wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, hari sreivasan. >> thompson: good evening and .thank you for joining president trump is on a two- state tour today as he continues toonfront questions about whistleblower's report that he vged ukraine's president to investigate formeat president joe biden and biden's son. mr. trumleft the white houseis early thorning-- heading for houston texas and later ohio. thtexas event, cald "howdy modi," was with india's prime minister narendra modi. billed as a community summit, the sold out rally was designe to highlight the contributions of indian-americans and the u.s.-india relationship. the president focused on economic ties, space missions, medical research and-- to the cheers of the 50,000 people in immigration.- illegal >> we are going to take care of our indian-american citizens before we take care of illegal grants who want to pour into our country. cheers ) >> thompson: bore leaving for texas the president again answered questions about a classified whistle-blowe complaint that reportedly involves his dealings with uklvine's

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markets well supplied asian markets will open in the coming hours but for now let's speak to vandana hari who's live in singapore she is the founder and c.e.o. of vanda insights this is the 1st time that markets will open after the attacks and we've already seen some very dramatic price on crude what do you think is going to happen as the exchanges open across the globe but clearly it's could be a major supply crisis for the globe as you just mentioned 6 percent of global supply has been shut in and already in the 1st 2 hours of trading on the futures exchanges in brandon trading on ice and c m e we have seen plenty of wallets realty and right now prices are. going to stabilize to try out to 14 percent higher compared with friday's close i think a much of a big spike is likely to sustain and of course i think what little it is going to remain with us as well because a lot of the picture. the extent of damage to the possibilities the expected restart resumption how long that will take a lot of that big onsets have yet to emerge well dandenault we're already facing a global economic slowdow

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so the aim is that for to encourage them to start giving that hari to businesses and to individuals and the other thing is that reintroduction of quantity of easing that phrase that trips up reporters all over the world also is often described as the printing of money and what's going to happen is that the e.c.b. is going to stop borrowing 20000000000 euros every month just put more money in circulation in the hope that starts to fall into the hands of businesses and people through investment and they want us therefore to spend that if we spend this will boost the economy will it work. well i think if i say there's a great deal of skepticism about whether or not this will work i mean we've already been in negative interest rates in the euro zone for a while now and it doesn't appear to have had the great effect of increasing investment. but mr jocky did make what we can describe as a veiled call a very thinly veiled call to the governments of the euro zone when he said fiscal policy needs to be the main tool there were last there was laughter in the room even there isn't i like particul

talk about trying for a unity government minus nothing yeah but again our coverage in tel aviv with hari force it's. the music blared benjamin netanyahu smiles but more than 5 hours after voting finished it was clear this was no victory even if he was far from ready to admit defeat with such. a government committed to the jewish state there neither will nor can there be a government that relies on. arab parties but the exit polls suggest he doesn't have the numbers to dictate he may not be given 1st chance to form a government 5 months ago benjamin netanyahu waited several hours before making his speech waiting for the numbers to swing in his favor this time he's waited longer the numbers appear to have swung in the other direction 5 months ago he made a victory speech this time it was a speech of defiance it seems clear that his grip on power has weakened the to be ticked off at the opposition blue and white headquarters the mood was very different former army chief benny gantz didn't repeat his premise chilled victory declaration from april instead his tone was a man ready for a grave

government but some stand accused of being involved in war crimes against ethnic serbs including ramos hari deny who stepped down as prime minister in july he has since appeared before a special court in the hague. 11 years after independence kosovo has now been recognized by more than 100 countries although not by serbia russia or china. they originally euphoria after the war has dissipated. people were very optimistic as to . the optimistic though saying that no bill the contrary which is. worth will be independent which we are independent in the way but. completely. begun to money has his personal independence at least in addition to establishing himself as an artist he runs his own restaurant. began work here as a student 18 years ago back then it was a cafe and bar run by his father. the café is now a restaurant managed by began together with his wife nikki. actually it was my wife's idea because she was visiting marion and when she came to live here she had she couldn't find places to eat she was my sister and i want to open the place for visitations. people who are interested surpris

authorized the release of oil from america's strategic reserves to fill the market gap if needed vandana hari is c.e.o. of energy markets analysis group vanda insight she says the market needs reassurance from saudi authorities. much of this spike is likely to sustain and of course i think while it's realty is going to the main with us as well because a lot of the picture. the extent of damage to the saudi prince electees the expected restart resumption how long that will take a lot of that picture oncet have yet to emerge where president trump also says the u.s. is locked and loaded waiting for confirmation as to who was responsible for the attacks secretary of state might home pay is already accused iran which the attacks which have been claimed by yemen's hoofy rebels iran the is denying involvement aerial elizondo has moved from washington. the u.s. has some of the largest strategic oil reserves anywhere in the world it's 650000000 barrels of oil that are an underground salt caverns in the state of texas and louisiana these are all oil reserves that are only supposed to be tapped in extre

from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, hari sreenivasan. : >> sreenivasod evening, and thanks for jning us. hurricane dorian continued to travel north today, re- strengthening to a category two and threatening to bring storm surge impacts to nova scotia, southwestern newfoundland and prince edward island. tens of thousands of people lost power as dorian approached the region this afternoon. the hurricane's destructive path began in the bahamas, where it first made landfall as a category five hurricane, leaving some of the northern islands almost totally destroyed. hundreds of people waited for ferrrs to evacuate them from abaco island to nassau. >> my immediate family began to mourn it, right? i haven't heard from them since the hurricane, and they haven't heard from me. so, i dot know how they'reth situated, an definitely don't know how i am situated. right now, they are not sure if >> sreenivasan: a ely- owned cruise ship that took aide workers to the bahamas on ursday returned today, bringing more than 1,500 evacuees to the port of palm beach. the u.s. coast gua

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authorized the release of all over america's strategic reserves to fill the market gap if needed vandana hari is c.e.o. of energy market analysis group vanda insight she says the lack of information coming from south korea a saudi arabia is making the market even more volatile a much of the spike is likely to sustain and of course i think while it's realty is going to remain with us as well because a lot of the picture as to the extent of damage to the. the expected restart resumption how long that will take a lot of that big onsets have yet to emerge but the president also says the u.s. is locked and loaded while it waits for confirmation of who attacked riyadh's all facilities the sexiest state those already accused iran for the attacks which have been claimed by yemen's who rebels tehran is denying involvement. u.s. pharmaceutical company purdue which manufactures the controversial painkiller oxycontin has filed for bankruptcy it comes just days after the company reached a tentative settlement with some of the states and local governments that are suing the company over claims that feel th

that polling just came out this last week shows most americans don't agree with you see income all haris been she's done this flip flopping she wants to appeal to progressive so she says that she supports medicare for all and even laughed that that would necessarily mean that private health insurance plan plans would become illegal well after a lot of backlash and blowback she then tried to peddle back and say that's not what she really meant she did that twice so you're saying that she's not really handling the centrist versus progressive divide very well as she's campaigning in this primary michael what are your thoughts i know there's a lot to react to from what and he said as well you know i think this is an absolute this is a fascinating issue and i actually spend a lot of time thinking about this centrists are those that believe in the power of institutions to do good and working in this system and working through institutions and working with the rules and procedures of these institutions to moderate competing views i believe that the squad types believe more in radical proposals

the release of oil from america's strategic reserves to fill the market gap if needed while vanda hari is the c.e.o. of energy market and analysis group vendor insights and she says the lack of information being released by saudi arabia is making the market even more volatile a much of the is likely to sustain and of course i think while it's realty is going to remain with us as well because of the picture. the extent of damage to. the expected restart resumption how long that will take a lot of the big onsets have yet to emerge trump also says the u.s. is quote locked and loaded waiting for confirmation of who attacked riyadh's oil facilities secretary of state mike pompei or has already accused iran for the attacks claimed by yemen's 33 rebels tehran has denied involvement. ballots are still being counted in tunisia after nearly half of registered voters turned out to elect their country's next president official results aren't expected until tuesday but supporters of both candidates claim to have won the 1st round and are already celebrating sunday's vote was genesee a 2nd president

that's now caused the biggest sudden disruption yet to global oil markets earlier i spoke to vanda hari who's the founder and c.e.o. of energy market analysis group found the insights and she says the lack of information released by saudi arabia is making the markets even more volatile. clearly this is a big supply shock for the markets we're looking at close to 6 percent of the global supply that has been shut down after the saudis have said that they hope to restore at least a 3rd of close to about 2000000 barrels a day of production today but again you know that's not an official statement and i think the market is going to be quite a bit of a wait and watch mort and of course there's going to be a lot of nervousness and i expect plenty of volatility in trading as well we've had major disruptions outages if supply lost from iran from been is doing you know what the market when it looks back that's what it can get find in terms of supply disruption examples but then you know we had about 2000000 bottles but the iranian supply out of the market as a result of u.s. sanctions we have mor

release of oil from america's strategic reserve to fill the gap if needed a living speaking to vandana hari who is c.e.o. of energy market analysis group vander insight she says the lack of information coming from saudi arabia is making the market even more volatile. a much of this is likely to sustain and of course i think the wallet realty is going to mean with us as well because a lot of the picture as to the extent of damage to. the expected restart resumption how long that will take a lot of that big. have yet to emerge but president trumbull's also says the u.s. is locked and loaded waiting for confirmation as to who exactly attacked riyadh's oil facilities the secretary of state might pompei is already accused iran but it's been claimed by yemen's who see rebels tehran has denied involvement. ballot papers are being counted in tunis is presidential election official results aren't expected until tuesday but supporters of 2 candidates. bill carr we are already celebrating both candidates have claimed to have won in the 1st round sunday's vote was tuesday's 2nd presidential election si

vamos a ponerle lo que es el engrudo que se hace con hari con sal y conagua que sirve como pegamento.n en una prestigiosa escuela y para celebrar el cumpleade zabaleta en familia. >> gracias a dios, el cielo y su inteligencia, isabela se va por haber hecho una super audiciÓn a londres traÑ, lo cual me deja muy tranquila. pero uno no puede estar mandando a sus hijos fuera del paÍs para estudiar. porque cuÁntas personas pueden hacerlo? entonces, no sÉ. estoy desilusionada y angustiada y triste. vamos todos juntos, nos vamos locuatro en familia. ya les mandaremos fotos. a festejar mi cumpleaÑos en londres, quÉ rico. y a dejar a la nena, que estÉ bien instalada en un lugar para que sea una persona. >> televisa espectÁculos, hugo trujillo. >> bueno, gracias a dios que fue solamente un susto el que se llevÓ pero imagÍnate. lamentablemente la realidad de muchos de nuestros paÍses. no solamente en mÉxico, pasaban en repÚblica dominicana, que la delincuencia es parte del pan de cada dÍa y no se salva nadie. >> delincuencia a mano armada. menos mal que no pasÓ a mÁs. bueno, no se olviden que si

right vanda insights vandana hari . still more to come on daybreak asia. stay with us.rg. paul: this is daybreak asia. i am paul allen in sydney. shery: i am shery ahn in new york. let's get you a check of the latest business headlines. there is two-way mid support reconciliation between renault and nissan. the partner was destabilized following a pretzels arrest. both parties have been arguing for greater sway in the relationship with renault wanting nissan support for a merger with fiat. and yes i'm calling for more equal voting rights. the founder of a fastened chain says he would prefer his successor to be a woman. he says the role is better suited to a female executive because women are persevering, pay attention to detail and have a better sense of aesthetics. frequently0 and is asked about his plans. from hisniqlo father's tailor shop into a global brand. u.s. brand is set to open overseas. they expect business to thrive in the city when it opens the doors in november. the manages of red lobster in china and ceo says brands often do well when things become a bit