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reese and i looked at each other and went, we are the boss. >> i met nicole kidman. she told me i smelled can leave. >> the sweet smell of success for olympic figure skater and "dancing with the stars" contestant adam rippon. inside, he took the honor to a whole new level. >> i met nicole kidman. she let me smell her husband. never give up on your dreams. >> this is an honor. a humbling honor. >> and "this is us" star sterling k. brown captured the essence of the night. >> she came to every play. hold on a second. >> future duchess meghan markle also made the list. sean mendes said he was too nervous to introduce himself to the royal couple abroad. >> i chickened out. i saw them. i was like, should i say something? sthoet sometimes i co- ♪ usually, i don't freak out like that. i was surprised how nervous i got. >> i can't believe he missed his shot. you gotta take that shot, sean. >> a superstar himself. >> listen, of course, meghan was not there because she's a little busy, nance, planning the thing called the royal wedding. >> she did join her prince and brother william today. william g

it's amazing what i'm smelling right now smells like crud we know we have poor air quality in los angeles, i never realized how bad the air here smelled until i put it in a bag and took it with me to banff to compare it to vitality air. >> that's my concern, do i want to know how bad the air is that i'm breathing now once i start buying this stuff and smelling clean, fresh air >> reporter: i don't know, because we brought a bag of new york air with us and my advice to you is, don't breathe >> thank you, jane that is the show for today i am becky quick thank you so much for joining us next week, is it time for a raise but you're just not sure how to ask it's not always easy we do have some tips for you each week keep it right here "on the money. have a great one and we will see you next weekend happy anniversary dinner, darlin'. can this much love be cleaned by a little bit of dawn ultra? oh yeah one bottle has the grease cleaning power of three bottles of this other liquid. a drop of dawn and grease is gone. >>> war live at the nasdaq market site, the guys are getting ready behind me. here's what's coming up on the show >> loaded for speed! g

like, "he's doing alright," and i said "i got to tell you willie, i probably should have told you this, but he's a federal prosecutor." and he goes, "i thought i smelledr telling that. "super troopers 2" comes out 4/20, what can people expect? what is this movie about? >> well basically, the plot is that the u.s. has reassessed the borders, very topical. [ laughter ] right, and it turns out there's a stretch of the border, vermont and canada that's wrong. the markers are wrong, and they determine that a town that they always thought was canadian is actually in vermont. so they send us in as a a transition force, and we transition the good canadians to becoming americans. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: is that not fantastic? [ cheers and applause ] >> i want to show a clip, here's jay chandrasekhar and kevin heffernan in "super troopers 2," take a look at this. >> unit 23, come in 23. >> yeah radio, until the turn over we have to keep things metric so we are now unit 37.015, try again. >> whatever, i got a call out on rude dude, autoroute 77 or some frere jacques bull [ bleep ]. there's a gaggle of dead canadian geese on the road. >> yeah, up here they just ca

>> here's what i think, i think i smell a democratic primary going into 2020 on the horizon. o presented this bill, you've got cory booker, i don't think anybody thinks this type of plan is going to pass. >> martha: full employment as a 5%, so we are already below that. is this what they want to tackl tackle? >> again, this is bernie sander bernie sanders. as we get closer to the primary season pass the midterm, going to the president, will see more and more democrats fighting for that piece of the pie in the primaries. >> martha: here's what the gallup poll says, do you support or not support, 52% so they don't support it, then they asked people the more important question, are you wanting to pay higher taxes? 54% said no absolutely not. >> i think that now that bernie sanders is in support of work, that's a good thing. but why doesn't he support lowering the income tax on people who currently work for a living? that would be a great step in the right direction. going back to your time and the soviet union, can you imagine the quality of life that those hall monitors add in t

i saw. >> i don't know. i smell another emmy. i don't want to jinx it. >> yeah, don't jinx it.it's not. one's not enough. i really look forward to seeing season three, tune in tonight for the premier of season three, united shades of america and that is after anthony bourdain right here on cnn. we'll be right back. need a change of scenery? the kayak explore tool shows you the places you can fly on your budget. so you can be confident you're getting the most bang for your buck. alo-ha. kayak. search one and done. ( ♪ ) ( ♪ ) ( ♪ ) but how do i know if i'm i'm getting a good deal? i tell truecar my zip and which car i want and truecar shows the range of prices people in my area actually paid for the same car so i know if i'm getting a great price. this is how car buying was always meant to be. this is truecar. sit's red lobster's news create your own shrimp trios. pick 3 of 9 craveable creations for just $15.99. you can enjoy the classics you love, along with new creations like savory crab-topped shrimp, decadent parmesan truffle shrimp scampi, and creamy shrimp and lobster past

yeah. [ light laughter ] and that's not how you smell in real life. >> not at all. >> jimmy: i mean, you smell good but you don't -- it's not vanilla. >> iit like vanilla when you walked in. and that's probably why. >> that's probably why, yeah. >> jimmy: yeah, you carried it in your pocket, yeah. [ laughter ] >> yeah, yeah, yeah. yeah. i put one of those in andy lincoln's car just as like a, you know, a "ha-ha" to ya. >> jimmy: oh, really? >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: you mess with him? >> all the time. but, i mean, you know, he's -- he's -- the thing about andy, he's got -- he's got no coordination whatsoever. >> jimmy: andy lincoln has no coordination? >> zero. but he -- like, i was talking to him, and so jeffrey dean morgan calls me, right, and he goes, he goes, "oh, man, tonight is going to suck." and i'm like, "why?" and he goes, "because i have a a big fight scene with andy and he's going to punch me in the face. he's going to drink a lot coffee, he's going to get super excited, he's going to punch me in the face." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: wait, for real, though? i mean -- >> for real, right? >> jimmy: but it's acting. >> it's sup

. >> i remember them lifting me off the floor, putting me on a door that they used for a stretcher. i remember them putting me on the tank. i could hear it running and i could smell the diesel and it was the roughest ride i ever had in my life. when we got back to the triage, somebody said this one is not dead yet. i remember thinking that poor son of a bitch must be hit bad. i didn't know they were talking about me. >> so this is a photograph of dr. mayor cats. a u.s. army captain and surgeon. he was assigned to the marines, stationed somewhere around ten miles from way. when the battle broke out, he was the first line of care. he tells the story of operating on many, many marines, one of which was a marine by the name of ab granthem. now, his juournal he kept is on display at the museum, and there's an entry that says gunshot wound to the chest. just a shorten tree. i said to mayor, i said it doesn't look like it was that significant. he said it wasn't that significant. and i said wait a minute, so his wound wasn't that significant. he said no, we got these all the time. i said well, you mean he wasn't wounded that badly? he said no, he came to us dead. we just

i see a place with my senses — i see a place by the sounds, by the smells, by the textures. the hustle and bustle of people shouting, buy this, buy this, come and look at this! i, the energy, the buzz. i was born with my eye condition, so i don't have any vision apart from sunlight sensitivity. and i've gradually gone deaf as i've got older and i am now 80% or severely deaf in both ears but i use digital hearing aids. i travel alone, because it's the biggest challenge i can get. and the travelling by myself... excuse me! ..i get to interact with more people. if i travel with someone, particularly someone sighted, they would be doing all the work, they'd be doing all the guiding, and i would not get to touch and find as many things as i do by myself. today i'm going to catch a bus into the old city to go to the western wall. western wall? western wall, yeah. ok, let's go. i will help you. 0k. let me hold your arm like that. where are you from? i'm from england. huh? england! i was lucky that the bus driver was nearby waiting, so it was really easy to find the bus. yeah, i've got it... let go, let go. new orleans was the first place i went to by myself — a forei

putting me on the door that they use for a stretcher, and i remember them putting me on the tank and i could hear it running and i could smell the diesel, and it is the roughest ride i have ever had in my life are. when we got back to the triage, somebody said that this is not dead yet. and i remember thinking that poor soon of a pitch must -- po bitch must be hit bad, but i didn't know they were talking about me. >> so this is a photograph of dr. katz who was a surgeon and he was stationed about 10 miles from hsai, and so when the battle broke out, he was the first line of care. he tells the story of operating on many, many marines one of which was named a.b. grantham, and dr. katz' journal that he kept in the years of vietnam is on display here in the newseum, and there is an entry that says, grantham ab, charlie, 1-5 and gunshot wound to the chest. it is a short entry, and i said to mayor, i said, it does not look like it was that significant, and he said, it was not that significant. i said, wait a minute, so the wound was not that significant can, and he said, no, we got these all of the time. i said, well, you mean tha

. >> i was taking my son to little league practice and i smelled smoke. and i thought, this is not normal. >> reporter: it was, in fact, more than abnormal and terrifying for everyone in the neighborhood. >> everybody was panicking. >> reporter: tonight new information about a man firefighters say they found dead at the scorched west winds mobile home in san jose. a couple who tells nbc bay area they lived here and identify that man as hatheir brother and brother-in-law, 22-year-old min ho, less than two weeks away from celebrating a birthday. >> it's horrible. >> reporter: a fire ripped through the mobile home on thursday afternoon just before 5:00. >> the flames were being blown by the wind all the way across the street and scorched the tree. >> reporter: when the 911 call first came into the fire department, someone reportedly said a 4-year-old girl was trapped in the burning house. neighbors rushed to help. >> so they were like, busting in the windows with a stick, with a rock, with a brick. >> reporter: firefighters later told reporters the young girl was

i don't i don't smell any evidence of this unlike a delicacy in france like on the way yet where you actually do have an old factory component to this dish served if. enjoyed by french people they don't see if the chicken faeces were marketed in france they would not have any problem with it it's already well established that this is part of the local well that are part of what's what is a merging with the sort of freedom of information request they famously say you never want to know what how a sausage is made if you saw how a sausage was made then you wouldn't want to eat it now we're seeing how these actual trade deals with multinationals are made you're seeing the gory details you're seeing the horrifying reality of the of course it's not their opinion of b.p. but the fact is they do say that it could be great for the local economy in the united kingdom they're doing this trade deal with donald trump on behalf of the united states and they are saying that you would have to take coordinated chicken and animal products that were fed it to can feces who like where am i eating that probably because i'm living in america like what part of my food i'd like to know which plate of food i'm eating that has has been fed chicken feces that's horrifying to me but we eat it without thinking. so be it and you know this is the great thing about as you point out when the breaks that they go through it rips apart all of the contracts that are out there because i have to be reexamined thousands of them as a people for the first time or actually see how these trade deals are made and they're saying the quid pro quo they're saying how it's all sold you know as a package of stuff and they're horrified it were really how the business of the world we got to take a break so don't go away welcome right back after this short message stay right there. four men are sitting in a car when the fifty's get shot in the head. for a different version of what happened one of them. is on the death row there's no way you could have done it there's no possible way because the list did

i know. i can smell it from here. i can smell it from here. >> ed: the gravy is good. wal-mart is good. everybody calm down. markets are a little testy on friday. we'll see what happens with the cabinet. chris, charles, thanks for coming in. >> have a great day. >> ed: the president calling for the national guard to help secure the border. will bit enough to get the job done? more reaction from our panel coming up. give us the work no one else wants to do. we don't just go against the grain. we grow it. give us the frontiers. the places where success is measured in pushed limits. give us the middle of nowhere. where the only map is your buddies' tread marks. this life? no one's born ready for it. ( ♪ ) but zzzquil is different have pain medicine no one's born ready for it. because why would you take a pain medicine when all you want is good sleep? zzzquil: a non-habit forming sleep-aid that's not for pain, just for sleep. >> ed: with president trump saying he will send 2,000 to 4,000 national guard troops to the southern borders, jennifer griffin is live at the pentagon. good afternoon,

you know, i wouldn't mind going in there and haggling and seeing what i can find. [ laughter ] >> anthony: this country, when i first arrived here, it smellednd i know they're gonna be good. it -- do you kinda smell that? >> president obama: you know, there's certain spices that you can smell in certain countries that you just don't smell back home. now, you know, there are some smells that aren't as appealing as well, but that's part of the mix. so -- >> anthony: it is indeed. >> president obama: yeah. ♪ how are you doing, guys? how are you? [ cheers and applause ] ♪ i'm sorry, leo. i know i'm late. traffic on the ponte vecchio on a monday. always late. oh! my wallet! un momento. card lock from capital one. instantly lock your card. in case your card goes... arrivederci. mona! that smile. technology this convenient... could make history. what's in your wallet? we're finally back out in our yard, but so are they. introducing scotts turf builder triple action. it kills weeds, prevents crabgrass and feeds so grass can thrive, guaranteed. our backyard is back. this is a scotts yard. for all the noses that stuff up around daisies. for all the e

i do. i will get a bit of dill. it is fantastic with thyme. i use this a lot. that is really cold. >> can i say this smells delightful? ike i'm doing something. i'll put oil. olive oil. not really expensive extra virgin olive oil. we are cooking. >> we have to hurry. >> i go like this. and i go like this. i put the chicken on like that. move along. that's it. it tastes delicious. this is 45 minutes. after 45 minutes, i see some of the peas need to be stirred. i want to keep the leeks above. i want them to caramelize. i want the chicken browner. the miracle here. here it is. >> it reminds me of thanksgiving. >> it is gorgeous. >> can i try it? >> i love you to try it. should i give you a bit of dill? >> yes. >> you said it is gorgeous. >> i feel it is so simple. you know, this is manageable. the ingredients. you can use chicken broth. this is what the book is about. home cooking. easy. >> you know it is good when you give the chef a hug. so you know, for dessert, chocolate. >> yeah. that's easy too. >> nigella, thank you. we can do this. for more on the cookbook and cooking tools. go to today.com/shop. we are back after

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i could smell the smoke. i went down there and saw the fire. >> reporter: sam says he smelled spoke at 10:00 saturday night. he immediately called 911. then he ran downstairs to make sure his friend and neighbor was okay. >> she was a little out of her mind. she was just saying, i don't -- she was basketbabbling. >> reporter: the recliner she sits in was on fire. >> she could have followed me up the stairs. we were all yelling to come up. she just wouldn't. >> reporter: neighbors say minutes later, the stairwell leading to her apartment was filled with fire and thick black smoke. >> the rear of the building from the bottom up to the third floor is engulfed. >> reporter: firefighters were arriving and quickly developed an attack plan. a well choreographed plan one neighbor described as a ballet. >> truck 12. >> there was a big fire. the firemen -- the fact that they contained it was amasz iza. >> they did everything they could as far as i could see. >> reporter: three apartments destroyed and neighboring homes damaged. >> every story she told me was great and filled with life like she was. >> reporter: the tenant upstairs said none of the alarms on the smoke detectors went off in his unit and he did not hear them goes off in other units. the property owner was h

i understand. pot at this point or are is it >> stephen: can you use a crock- pot at this point or are is it too painful? >> i have four. i love them. it makes the house smell've been in some-- i've been in some strange storylines, yeah. not on a daytime show, but on a prime-time show a while ago called "revenge" i killed eye murder a priest. i thought was a little extreme. i mean-- >> stephen: sure. >> that's like 1 to 10-- why are you going to go all the way there? >> stephen: how did you do it? in an inventive way. >> i cut a brake line in some guy's car, and the priest accidentally got in the car, the wrong car, and drove off the cliff. >> stephen: the priest was boosting the car. he had it coming is what you're saying. this, second season, kevin's that had some struggles. >> yeah. >> stephen: we have a clip from earlier this season. did we show this clip. this is a couple of episodes away. >> that necklace blocked to my father, okay. and i-- i just need to come in for a second and look for it. >> screw you! >> just hold on. that necklace is the only thing i have left in my life from my dad. it's the only thing i have. and i know it's up there. it's a w

. >> i could smell the smoke and i went down there and saw the fire. >> reporter: sam myers says he first smelled smoke about 10:00 saturday night and he immediately called 911. then he ran downstairs to make sure his friend and neighbor, 70-year-old jessica castro, was okay. >> she was a little bit out of her mind and she was just saying, you know, i don't -- she was babbling. >> reporter: myers says the recliner that castro normally sits in was on fire and flames were shooting up the wall at the rear of the apartment. >> she could have followed me right up the stairs and, you know, we were all yelling her to come up and she just wouldn't. >> reporter: but neighbors say minutes later, the stairwell leading to miss castro's apartment was filled with fire and thick black smoke. >> the whole rear of the building from the bottom up to the third floor is all engulfed. >> reporter: firefighters were just arriving on the scene and quickly developed an attack plan. a well-choreographed plan one neighbor described as a ballet. >> it there was big fire and the firemen were -- the fact that they co

smells very strong. i have a bit ofa it smells very strong. i have a bit of a headache. ple time it is god that made the carrots big, but it seems like the use of fertilisers, the carrots could be small. do you think that maybe this idea that god has made them huge, maybe it is not entirely true? you think god protects almolonga and the people here so everyone would be 0k? i was surprised by what i had found. i wanted to speak to pastor sanchez about it, so at headed back to meet him. it was the day of his congregation. hello, pastor sanchez. nice to see you. i decided to wait until after the event that evening to ask about the carrots. there was a lot he planned tojoin me —— he planned to show me. he invited me to his house. it is a fancy car. off camera, he told me she ran a trucking company, transporting vegeta bles trucking company, transporting vegetables all over central america. as well as being a pastor, you also work in the vegetable business? so i suppose you are very lucky then that god lest this area and gave it big carrots that is i suppose you make lots of m

burning of pepper was in my house and i started coughing so heart when i guess i decided to make my own mask to protect myself if they fired tear gas at us i will smell the only and since the beginning of the standoff there have been scores of palestinian casualties. meanwhile an i.d.f. soldier who shot a palestinian on the gaza border during a protest in december has been cleared of wrongdoing by a military inquiry video emerged of him firing shots alongside other snipers who cheered and laughed at the injuries they inflicted. but that's. not really cool for the reduction of. design or. just the one in it the little one at the top where the student did. well. what. this is when i did the rough what are really more than. i did nothing i was just a demonstration i went to my friends to help them and before i reached the place they shot me the soldier knew that i was going to help them and that's why i was shocked come on how russia is from the palestine solidarity campaign says israeli soldiers react to protest in a disproportionate and inhumane way and absolute act of target practice effectively because the cheering from. the soldiers fellow soldiers

i did not smell a tab i can tell you pump oil production in general is bad for the environment lads west of tropical forests off of kids to make way for vast monoculture plantations and people are driven from their land by big oil companies but in sierra leone we came across a project that is producing palm oil in a way that benefits both local people and the environment. to get to the villages around san milan you have to pass a checkpoint this land belongs to the socks in the agricultural company here where local people used to farm sucks in his growing oil palms it's a massive monoculture that requires large amounts of chemicals. in the middle of it lives farmers see my mucha he says family members and local chiefs forced him to lease his fields to stocks in for decades hoping to profit from the deal by receiving part of the payment. but for see my mom it's been a disaster for men to do so depend on this plantation on this land we have over fifty in this village. has got the money that they gave is good and they've been going to she just runs are getting difficult for. some environmental activists call what happens here a land grab. one hundred twenty kilometers away farmers or he says say has not least his land he grows palm fruit himself along with other crops the oil palms bear fruit for twenty five years but since they can only be harvested three or four years after planting it's a long term investment. and i mean as gimmicky i decided to go into oil upon a production i am as a go down but this will be my pension and we can harvest it until i die and he's been able to get that so much. his family is large and they can harvest the fruit all year round and the parts of the plants that can't be used are made into natural fertilizer. these oil palms are organically grown out of necessity. that the backyard it gladly i don't use chemicals and besides i don't even have money to buy any i mean much so we rely purely on our own traditional methods. i think we should a story sesay has a visitor it's mohamed come are a from the dutch palm oil company natural habitats. produces its own organic palm oil fruits but also buys from the local farmers. how long does it take you to grow up learn to join in and start the process and so we decided to go straight to the from us who already have been to show and in our system develop the asking this oil to meet. the company's oil mill is close by oil palms are

these people are dirty and i get them out of the car and searched the trunk and i find contraband, i find weapons, i find burglary tools. how do i justify that? while i smelled marijuana, i was looking for marijuana. when marijuana is legalized, this allows the fourth amendment -- this loophole that allows the fourth amendment to be violated will be removed. [applause] , we must add one thing fortalk about collars dollars without talking about policing for profit which refers to civil forfeiture. a process by which people can -- police can take your property by merely alleging it was involved in criminal activity but never actually proving it. civil forfeiture is one of the most corrupt and corrupting policies in america today. there is no question that marijuana prohibition is a gateway crime for substantial amounts of civil forfeiture. [applause] do not take large amounts of money through the airport. they will take it from you. we have about 10 minutes left. i'm sure you guys have great questions for our panelists. we have microphones out here. you right there. do we have microphones coming around? they are coming. how are you guys doing? so, 13 to 15 yea

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and i fell in love with the country just like i did with the people i felt really comfortable here right from the start even though it's so different from europe. the weather the animals the smells the light the architecture the people i mean everything is different and i felt good right away but it felt like coming home you know all the. funds whose german has felt drawn to israel ever since he took part in the student exchange program at ennis really school. he made several more visits and after he completed a law degree in germany he emigrated to israel in two thousand and four. and i gave up my life in germany and came to israel i just took the plunge i didn't have an invitation or any real job prospects i didn't even have the right to stay here i work here i just had the will and the belief that it was the right thing to do and that i would make it to fifty in the shop. in this area in israel tom converted to judaism got married and pursued a hobby that became a passion cooking. in twenty thirteen he won the popular t.v. cooking show master chef and became a celebrity in israel overnight. from vendors then on to snuff it was fortunate that while i was doing the master chef

i can smell the smoke, so i don't know where it's coming from, but thank god, none of the clothes smell like smoke. the apartments great on the inside." although local and federal fire investigators are still around... and, will be for quite some time... abdallah doesn't mind -- saying he understands the clean-up in concord could be lengthy, while investigators work to determine a cause of the fire. he just appreciates being allowed back in before any more time passes. youssef abdallah/resident- "being home and just laying in your bed and watching your shows and relaxing. it was good -- ied home." the city of concord removed the red tag on this apartment complex once it concluded there was no further serious risk of parts of the damaged structure collapsing onto the apartments. friday -- some 250 residents were allowed back in.robert marshall/fire marshall- "for most of the week, the uh, uh, air quality inside of the apartments and inside of the apartment building area, uh, was very unhealthy. so, for that reason, we wanted to keep people out." the ordeal stressful for pets as well. john herring and his cat have been staying with friends the past few days. a little surprised that the fire turned out to be as large and dangerous as it was.john herring/resident- "i thought it was just going to be a couple of hours. uh, it turned into more than that obviously." demolition of the fire building was paused over the weekend... and, will resume monday. in concord, philippe djegal, kron four news. ( marty ) police arrested a woman who ran over a c-h-p officer in san francisco.

i don't se want to go. out that like. you can't stand up straight. and smell of liquor coming off your breath right that way i would say separate and stand right without problems i. think i need to come back or come out at the right back for these four. young woman is arrested. she faces a heavy sentence. in the united states drunk driving is severely punished. thank you god first then he carries them on a seven thousand five hundred dollars so since she failed a field sobriety test you can get charged with d.w.i. first offense. in the county jail. tenants are rambo is in charge of her incarceration. or. resigns. it's going well and so as late as this closely will play out or a. new one who will. you know we start this off at the end where you ask them well the young woman is going to try to bluff her way out. i never had a run of good but normally this is all of her i think if you never fall under him it is. but think about it you see a couple of very young very rare and you feel that this is the first i'm sure you know so i mean you've actually got some. she's sent to prison. to either pay bail seventy five hundred dollars or she will stay inside for at least

i don't especially want to go. out that i. can stand up right now and the smell of liquor coming off your breath right that way i would say so fora bit you can stand right without problems i. think when you come back to america right back from the start. young woman is arrested. she faces a heavy sentence. in the united states drunk driving is severely punished.

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with a look and so on was i went over to him and told him i'd been with friends were going to eat up to the cheese that i smelled of cigarettes. done with the general view. i said so he was going to frisk me i said i'm going to get to see. one in a padded down my pockets. but i felt his hands touching me in a weird way then we gave additional there was something odd about what he was saying and doing yea. i felt really uncomfortable as he first me and knew he ordered me to get into the back of the car listless and he raped me. and i just i wasn't armed at the time close knee. for the most of my after that i hated i. feel. the next day i don't but i was at the office of the intelligence service when he walked in and the man that was my face was covered in but i could tell he recognized me was sent in the doctor ali said to love to a harley i acted like everything was normal and mean you would see homeless i didn't know what to do because he was a high ranking i asked him ear shattering show them to be on the dole. when they were just making me any call him and i thought if i reported him they would probably punish me and not him forgive me i'm not here. so

i am taking out of the noisy city to a peaceful landscape. i can even smell my surroundings why though would an employer pay big money for this? it's not that expensive. you see these days a lot of people getting stressed out, they get burnt out, they don't show up to work, and that is really costly. but enough relaxation, let's find out what that brain monitor says about me. how productive am ifter that you had a slow tapering off of attention. that is because you become less involved in the meeting, or because the meeting has gone to a subject you are less interested in. sorry, what were you saying? exactly! what is the wider lesson that this technology can give companies about productivity? if we can train ourselves through understanding our own deficiencies or areas of improvement required, we can make ourselves better at managing attention, better at managing stress and more productive throughout the day. i think it has been a productive day, but there is one thing i still need to do. yes, yet another meeting. what part of your work day do you dread to be most? there's certainly one thing i least look forward to, and i'm sure a lot of you will agree with that. meetings are hard. they can be boring, and sometimes go on for too long. but they're necessary, too. they are where some of the most important decisions are taken. now, in an office like ours, meetings are easy to

the pepper was in my eyes and i started coughing so hard when i inhaled tear gas i decided to make my own mask to protect myself if they fired tear gas at us i will smell the own ian meanwhile an israeli soldier who shot a palestinian on the gaza border during a protest in december has been cleared of wrongdoing by a military inquiry video emerged of him firing shots alongside other snipers who cheered and laughed at the injuries they inflicted. but there. really could have the original. was even. then sort of. just the warning that the words of one of the other student did. what. i did. was i did nothing i was just a demonstration i went to my friends to help them and before i reached the place they shot me the soldier knew that i was going to help them and that's why i was shocked when we talked to come out from the palestine solidarity campaign he says he's ready soldiers are reacting in a disproportionate and inhumane manner. absolute act of target practice effectively because the cheering from. the soldiers fellow soldiers basically was just completely inhumane and outrageous in the west i challenge them to produce evidence anywhere that this woul

are a lot of information missing if i do these telemedicine diagnosis like the gut feeling i would absolutely need to treat my patients of the smell of the patients i think the number of patients you have to smell is just lower. the patients you see as a doctor but of course the patients you have to see you have to touch you have to feel what they let say tell you without words but a lot of patients just need let's say the visual impression and so it's ok to have a video conference or if you have let's say in more than a telephone call centers of this old already exists in the us called health care. so that's one of the trends in the u.s. that's right and that's due to the fact that the patients. do not want to have a doctor in in two weeks or just one doctor with an immediate visit and so you can use q.s. to get inside there you have the connection to the doctor and so you get the. point and at the time you need really and you don't have any waiting time. long distance diagnosis the danger of mistake knows there is a risk but if you are aware of this risk you work more probably you decrease the risk but health care is always at risk what do you th

. >> i smell alcohol on your breath. >> i have nod not had a drink. >> i now it's awkward.et me give you the questions. >> my answer noise, i have not. >> anything else? >> no. no. beside my meds. antidepressants. is that okay? >> i am just trying to understand what happened. jesse: and a porn star. >> the stormy done yals have the president's number? it sure seems that way. >> stormy daniels. >> stormy daniels. >> the recent he can't engage with stormy daniels is because she has got his number. jesse: how does that square with cnn's new promo that casts the network as a paragon of reliability. >> some people might tell you this is a what managa. they mightd tell you this is a banana. they might even put banana in all caps and you might start to believe this is a banana, but it's not. jess. what about cnn's fake video of trump feeding fish in japan or the fake story about comey's testimony or scaramucci and the russians which was redacted and led to three people resigning. cnn prime time has become almost unwatchable. here is why. >> people are care are the immigrants who a

i can smell the smoke, so i don't know where it's coming from, but thank god, none of the clothes smell like smoke. the apartments great on the inside." although local and federal fire investigators are still around... and, will be for quite some time... abdallah doesn't mind -- saying he understands the clean-up in concord could be lengthy, while investigators work to determine a cause of the fire. he just appreciates being allowed back in before any more time passes. youssef abdallah/resident- "being home and just laying in your bed and watching your shows and relaxing. it was good -- i just stayed home." the city of concord removed the red tag on this apartment complex once it concluded there was no further serious risk of parts of the damaged structure collapsing onto the apartments. friday -- some 250 residents were allowed back in.robert marshall/fire marshall- "for most of the week, the uh, uh, air quality inside of the apartments and inside of the apartment building area, uh, was very unhealthy. so, for that reason, we wanted to keep people out." the ordeal stressful for pets as well. john herring and his cat have been staying with friends the past few days. a little surprised that the fire turned out to be as large and dangerous as it was.john herring/resident- "i thought it was just going to be a couple of hours. uh, it turned into more than that obviously." demolition of the fire building was paused over the weekend... and, will resume monday. in concord, philippe djegal, kron four news. (justine) overnight, a cal student overnight, a cal student fought off