it comes with high doses of nicotine often than jule. that means that addiction potential is massive and doesn't come in flavors? this one is blueberry, this one is mango, this one is cotton candy, this one is pink lemonade. none of these are touched by the new federal priorities. second, here are two products that are also e cigarettes. you probably would not have known it looks like a highlighter a young girl would've brought home. i'm not sure what this looks like but it certainly doesn't look like in e-cigarette. in each case that comes with an empty container, therefore it's not covered by the band. and what is available for this empty containers? here is a liquid nicotine that

pat kelly and jules rose were both harmed by the same brain and spinal surgeon.ysis. jules found out he removed the wrong part of her body. dozens of patients were affected. the general medical council, the independent regulator for doctors in the uk, investigated and placed conditions on him. he was suspended by nhs tayside but the gmc never officially struck him off. it allowed to him to voluntarily remove himself from the official register of uk doctors. then, he disappeared. we spent months, years, trying to find sam eljamel. now we know where he is, we know that he is in libya, and he's operating on patients again. how do you feel about that? absolutely devastated. those poor, poor people that are oblivious. i am not surprised the audacity that man has. one hospital in libya shared videos of social media. a post describes sam eljamel as the surgeon operating on this baby. that is a baby he's operating on. i just want to tell you to stop it lucy. 0k. it is just not right. the man, the manjust doesn't have a conscience. the bbc reached out to sam eljamel and t

he allowed popular flafertse like tall to remain for products like the popular jule device. it's unacceptable. the health of our children must be our priority. so the democratic majority of the united states house of representatives is stepping up for our children by voting for this bill and this rule we can ban flavors, take comprehensive action to defend our kids. i urge my colleagues to vote for the rule and the bill. yield back. le the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas. mr. burgess: i yield myself a minute. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. burgess: madam speaker, i'd like to ask unanimous consent to insert into the record an article from the hill today, written biee yemb clarke, making a point about the unintended consequences of this legislation. the bill carves out an exemption for certain cigar products. but it also creates a ban on menthol products which would have the unintended consequence of adversely and selectively affecting individuals, tobacco users in communities of color. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. yes. r

. >> i got on the phone and he's like jules, jules, jules, what is your mom thinking?win, you know, i really -- i don't want to talk about this. i feel like this is between you and my mom. and he's like, well, you just need to pray for her soul. and i remember thinking it was a little odd. but then you know what? i mean, given his -- his grasp on the english language sometimes he'd say some funny things or get something wrong. but i just remember thinking that was an odd comment. >> detective gates now felt erwin howard's motive for killing deede keller was clear. but proving erwin had the means to commit the murder was another matter. and erwin steadfastly maintained his innocence to investigators. from the moment he stepped off the plane as he returned from bolivia after the murder through the months after, even though he was clearly the prime suspect. and the case against erwin was not without its problems. it's one thing to stalk someone, quite another to kill them. there was no physical evidence tying erwin howard to the crime. and there were those key card record

was a great virtue as in the 19th century the rival of agony he'd beat again in the in the violin jules in that time and so when i marry a bit the real rival or the student of the students you know he was not as famous in the day no successful and now his instruments are even more so it's often because he didn't make as many it's a gorgeous sensor and i'm just very lucky to have it and it does sound wonderful i'd love to hear you play a short piece issue you think you see this something from the album or something just out of your out of the blue. if you let it go i would love to think a lot of personally i think i have to talk to you thank you so much for bringing that in so that we can just hear the sounds we heard in the piece about music bringing history to life and i know that you're very my. full of how music can help shape this culture of remembrance that we like to nurture in germany you were awarded the federal cross of merit for that in 2017 and you're sensitized to this as i said he obviously by your own background and by your great mentor you who the men i'd like to hear how

milliliter, jule has 59 milligrams. milliliter. and several of the products i've shown you here, all of which are made in china, to reference back to earlier session. this has an even higher level of nicotine. so get rid of the flavors because they attract kids. limit levels of nicotine if you can so that those kids who experimented don't become heavily addicted. and have no exceptions. >> thank you. governor baker you have been extremely active we would love to hear lessons learned and any challenges you can share with the rest of us. >> well first of all, it's funny how these jobs work. you get surprised. on this whole issue with vaping, we just started to see some of the data that was coming out of the national cdc and the fda about injuries and deaths associated with vaping. and then last fall in early september we started collecting it through our own department of public health. one of the things we learned is nobody in the medical community ever asked anybody if they've aped with a ship showed up with a long injury because i

let's send it from miami back to you jules in san francisco. >> thank you. let's head to kpix 5 morning anchor michelle live in miami where letting bad weather dampen their spirits. hi michelle. >> reporter: hi, julia. a short while ago it was really coming down. that's why my hair looks like this. the 49er faithful they don't care. they're partying up in the winwood district of miami. this is the art center which you can see it is party central. okay, just a short time ago i want to show you what it looked like. the rain was really coming down. people had their umbrellas out. they were trying to keep dry any way they could. some use their faithful towels to help them out. just put them right on their heads. also some helmets from, you know, their 49er costumes. earlier there was the pep rally and that was even seeing a little bit of rain but so many people showed up for that pep rally to show their love for the 49ers. you had sourdough sam out there, cacians . they were all there to show their love and their support no matter what. >> and the rain? >> the r

who won the day, jules? that goes to the hillsdale knigs basketball team manager matthew franco. down syndrome is not going to stop him. he finally got into the game last night. in blue against oregon franco got the rock in his hands and this happened. from deep! the crowd and benches erupted. what a moment and deep respect for matthew. this was a rivalry game, too. franco's hillsdale knights crashed oregon 61-45. matthew may never pay for a meal again in san mateo. >> look at that camaraderie. >> amazing. >> we will be right back. >>> a bay area amusement park is taking dating to new heights. 150 feet in the air to be exact . six flags and vallejo challenged singles looking for love to try to find their match well writing the superman ultimate flight roller coaster. participants hoping to flip head over heels are provided with icebreaker questions before they were launched 15 stories in the air. at the end of the ride they were invited to stay at the park for a possible second date. let's see the couples, what happened? that's it for us, we will see you back here at six. thanks

he allowed popular flafertse like tall to remain for products like the popular jule device. it's unacceptable. the health of our children must be our priority. so the democratic majority of the united states house of representatives is stepping up for our children by voting for this bill and this rule we can ban flavors, take comprehensive action to defend our kids. i urge my colleagues to vote for the rule and the bill. yield back. le the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas. mr. burgess: i yield myself a minute. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. burgess: madam speaker, i'd like to ask unanimous consent to insert into the record an article from the hill today, written biee yemb clarke, making a point about the unintended consequences of this legislation. the bill carves out an exemption for certain cigar products. but it also creates a ban on menthol products which would have the unintended consequence of adversely and selectively affecting individuals, tobacco users in communities of color. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. yes. r

one of the little makes you so that jules christensen says that the song his condition is deteriorating fast. spike in this wake with professor nils melzer the un special rapporteur on torture. who come to the opinion along with a number of medical experts that julian assange was exhibiting the symptoms of psychological torture visited julian assange. and are going to side there's nothing that i saw or that actually. discredited what those doctors and what mills melzer said he is exhibiting saw ends of disorientation. he did tell us about being kept in severe isolation and ongoing loss a large negative side technically within belmarsh prison the conditions of the subject to apparently. but when you kept by yourself for 20 to 22 as a die with that minimal human contact you're effectively ocelot and so all of that has led to i guess at the plated state of health for julian a songe and i don't think it's fair atoll to extradite an australian citizen. at of one foreign country into another foreign country to face charges for what for reporting on the facts. well that says doctors around the

jules who was at the time working for "l.a. times" before he came to the post. i think it was a biltmore hotel in philadelphia on the phone, you know, on a pay phone, the kind, the old-fashioned payphone with the accordion glassdoor and a big black iphone and the seat. so i was sitting there. i was talking to somebody who i've been dating, and they came up and present their noses against it, harassing me. i thought they were sexual harassing me. and so they pushed their way in it since i was sitting here, i could see their belt buckles. they were at that height, so to get rid of them i pulled their flies down. [laughing] and roger said to me, did you do that? and i went -- i think so. [laughing] >> on that note -- [laughing] >> that's a hard one to follow. did you feel you, you had a lot of access to mcgovern. i'm just curious about how and when all the journalists when they were covering a campaign, they would get close to the candidate enough that they felt almost possessive or something. krause writes about after muskie tanked in the polls seeing a group of h

future oriented and this is where we have the best answer to this state election is the only one show jule to take place in germany this year which means what happens here will help shape how the debate evolves at a federal level sunday's vote is about deciding who gets elected into this parliament but it's pretty clear the prospect of a general election now less than 18 months away is concentrating the minds of all parties dominic kane al-jazeera. u.k. passports will turn blue next month for the 1st time in almost 3 decades to mark the country's departure from the european union the standard issue burgundy passports were rolled out across in your member states more than 30 years ago and blue is 1st chosen for a u.k. document's just under a century ago. and the new look has been championed by bricks and supporters controversially the contract to make the pos for its has been awarded to a french and dutch business. hello again the headlines on al-jazeera u.s. senator bernie sanders is projected to win than invited a caucus is the latest stage in the race for the democratic presidential nomi

last month i had the opportunity to meet with jules of charlotte when she led the pledge of allegiance at my state of the district address. she said local high school senior and her story is a story no young woman should have to tell. she was at home in her room on the phone like any teenager and then she gets a message from one of her best friends. she says there is an active shooter in our she tells everyone in the group chat, she loves us. the best friend is at marjory stoneman douglas high school in park lapd, florida. eventually she learned that one of the people she attended camp with lost her life in the shooting. jewels says for the next few weeks she was riddled with anxiety at school. at other public spaces she don't sleep. and she did not know how her friends would heal. that's something no yawning woman should ever go through that's not ok with me. and in the aftermath, she stepped up to start the nonprofit return home supplies. because every student and every teacher deserves to return home. it's hard for me to believe that we have reached a point in our country where peop

let me take you straight to you, jules, as we kick off. korean equities are taking a battering.hey certainly are, really reflecting this risk-off mode across asia. japan is out of action. but the cost be having its biggest slide since october of 2018 in a one-day move, this after south korea announced a huge increase in the number of coronavirus cases, now more than 760. that has seen a big drop in the kospi today, which looks like it will close down about 3.9%. heavy volumes when you run the function of the terminal, it projects one billion plus shares changing hands by the close, for on a the sixth time in the last 12 years. we have seen samsung shares under heavy selling pressure. the largest technology company in the country, shutting down operations in whenever the plants -- in one of its plans this weekend after an employee tested positive for the virus. nejra: juliet, thank you so much. araj, you are looking at pharmaceutical company as a result of a u.s.d.a. inspection. niraj: good morning to all of you. the fda going back on a letter issued two days ago. while equity ma

. >> stephen: there's implication there might be time travel involved or jules vern or victor hugo orhat's right, but we're using kind of long wooden rifles. >> stephen: and do you want to do the song? >> oh! ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: i'll do it with you! we'll do it together? >> yeah. >> stephen: okay. ♪ when you're les expendables ♪ you can do the things you're supposed to do ♪ >> stephen: and it goes on and on. ( cheers and applause ) john, so wonderful to see you. i'm looking forward to all that. season 7 of last week tonight with john oliver airs sunday on h.b.o.! mr. john oliver, everybody! we'll be right back! ( cheers and applause ) ( band playing ) on car insuranc. everybody knows that. well, did you know pinocchio was a bad motivational speaker? i look around this room and i see nothing but untapped potential. you have potential. you have-oh boy. geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. ♪ step up. prep up. up. prep up. to help keep you free from the risk of hiv. from the makers of truvada, a new prep option: descovy for prep.

brave steps must be taken that the difficult dorie must be put in the past both inside that came to jules alem and spoke directly to the they were early people about to reach out a hand for peace i remember listening to that speech of a child and the fact that the leader of a country that we fought numerous wars against was speaking at the knesset it was incredible all of israel would be glued to our screens listening to it was not long after this speech after that show of leadership and the willingness to negotiate and compromise prime minister begin and president thought that signed the historic peace treaty between israel and egypt mr president if president abbas was serious about negotiating it wouldn't be here in new york it would be in washington d.c. in 1904 it majesty king hussein of jordan didn't go to the u.n. to discuss you dispute with israel you went to washington together with by minister rabin and president clinton he signed their washington declaration back then they agreed on terms for negotiations and only 3 months later i story peace deal was signed between israel and j

. >> reporter: stephanie jule is also a single mom. from the state, but fears losing it again. >> i had gotten a $1 raise at work. but with that dollar raise, i ended up not qualifying for child care assistance at all, and the bill went up to $1500 a month. and just -- that was more than my mortgage payment. >> reporter: united way's dee anne cook says it illustrates illinois's child care. it's estimated a family of three would have to make less than $31,000 to qualify. >> iowa's program has one of the very lowest entry points. so people who really don't have enough to make ends meet are still not able to get on child care assistance. >> reporter: the issue has galvanized iowa's legislature and the presidential candidates. >> it makes no sense for child care to cost two-thirds of somebody's income. >> we can cover child care for all of our children. >> reporter: in the city of pella, this manufacturing plant took an innovative approach, organizing an onsite child care facility that offers workers a reduced rate. kate guess has a 4-year

how much does he have to win with the expectation and every night in the campaign setting, i credit jules was coming and a lot of us would write a song about some event or theme in the campaign and in new hampshire it was to the tune of the rock of agents and if i remember balearic it is david broder right for me, tell me what is victory and the number that they fastened on those 55. the famous quote is marie curie and if he doesn't get 55, she says i will beat my hat. what was it, 47. and mc govern one with 46. >> people didn't learn what that was the first moment to just don't fall over. >> werthewerther stories being n today about the expectations next monday in iowa? >> before i forget, tim krause said of nixon, no president has ever worked so lovingly or painstakingly to emasculate reporters. [inaudible] i did have one small measure of advantage and that was that i had covered mcgovern in south dakota fresh out of iowa and found myself in south dakota. they kept mentioning about this young democratic politician named george mcgovern. he was about to run for the house against the worl

and every day i would credit jules whitcomb income a bunch of us would write a song, a mocking song about or theme in the campaign. david broder right for me. the number that the musky people fashioned on was 55, the famous quote is marie currier. if he doesn't get 55, she said, i will eat my hat. what was heit 47? >> yes. >> and mcgovern with 36 percent. >> still people who haven't learned but that was the first moment to just dump all over it. >> but the historians being written today about the expectations next monday in iowa. >> before i forget tim krause said of nixon, no president have ever worked so lovingly or painstakingly to emasculate reporters. [laughter] >> i'm sorry. [laughter] >> trump knows where he got it from. >> he probably doesn't actually. >> my goodness. >> let's see if we can get a word in edge wise here. >> alas you will not find my name in tim krause's voice. >> i had never heard of george mcgovern. debate ldcoach he was about to run for the house against joe foss. the world war ii flying. >> afo commissioner. that was a small advantage that i had tim krause said

future oriented and this is where we have the best answer to this state election is the only one show jule to take place in germany this year which means what happens here will help shape how the debate evolves at a federal level sunday's vote is about deciding who gets elected into this parliament but it's pretty clear the prospect of a general election now less than 18 months away is concentrating the minds of all parties dominic kane al-jazeera. u.k. passports will turn blue next month for the 1st time in almost 3 decades to mark the country's departure from the european union the standard issue burgundy purse balls were rolled out across the states more than 30 years ago blue was 1st chosen for u.k. documents just under a century ago the new look has been championed by brick supporters controversially the contract to make the passports has been awarded to french and dutch business. well still ahead here on al-jazeera in sport the bully boy australia who got the backing of an entire rugby league team pisa we'll have the story stay with us. we will maintain the finest fighting force the

future oriented and this is where we have the best answers this state election is the only one show jule to take place in germany this year which means what happens here will help shape how the debate evolves at a federal level sunday's vote is about deciding who gets elected into this parliament but it's pretty clear the prospect of a general election now less than 18 months away is concentrating the minds of all parties dominic cain al-jazeera. well that's it for myself and the team here in london for this hour for now back to kevin. polls in togas presidential election have closed the results are expected to result in a 4th term for president for nothing be he could potentially remain in office until 2030 the president succeeded his late father who led togo for $38.00 is to seize and park in a coup. victims of recent attacks by an armed group in the eastern democratic republic of congo have told al-jazeera or silence disguise themselves in military uniform and kill indiscriminately now 1000 people have been killed since october catherine for imports to the 8 month old we've been there

¿serÁ marisol y josÉ o scarlet y jule? todo y quieren poner el nombre de un nuevo dÍa en lo mÁs alto de esta competencia donde el amor es un pÍcaro juego. >> nosotros estamos en el hotel aquÍ en la ciudad de miami, con el festival de comida y vino. >> con dani trejo. >> que mÁs adelante va a estar aquÍ. >> ¿comiste tacos?. >> traguÉ tacos. >> no se lo pierda en un nuevo dÍa, mÁs cerca de ti. >> ♪ (mÚsica) ♪. >> parecemos dj acÁ arriba. ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >> ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ ahora, veamos a darle. >> ♪ (mÚsica) ♪. >> bienvenidos. >> por dios. >> jaime camil en casa. >> es como la sÉptima vez que nos saludamos, pero todo bien. >> quÉ rico abrazarlos y saludarlos este viernes 21 de febrero de 2020 con un gran invitado el dÍa de hoy, jaime camil. >> muchas gracias. >> dÉjenme explicarles, sandarti tiene el dÍa libre y rashel sigue malita de la garganta, para eso le hablamos a jorge bernal, pero tambiÉn a jaime camil, estamos de manteles largos. >> no Éramos los mejores, estÁbamos disponibles. >> salimos ganadoras nosotras,

good of you to join good of you tojoin us, dj judge jules on the phone from thailand with his thoughts adams looks at how some families are trying to survive. government supporters are ecstatic. president assad's troops making significant gains near the northern city of aleppo, taking in a matter of hours ground that's been contested for years. with russian help, the government's momentum seems relentless. and as the troops advance, civilians retreat in vast numbers. in neighbouring idlib province, the roads are clogged with fleeing people. 850,000 displaced injust two and a half months... ..leaving deserted, shattered towns behind them. this is kafr nabl, once home to 40,000 people, now a place of ghosts, its citizens long gone. in ground not yet taken by government forces, displaced people settle and live where they can, winter now adding to their misery. um mohamed is struggling to keep herfamily warm and fed. in the hills along the turkish border, it's safe, but freezing. translation: we're suffering from the cold. we used to have a comfortable life in the past, and look where we a