it made me lazier. >> he used to use pot when he was 15 and 16. he thinks the new ad campaign has a chance. >> it may make a difference. >> reporter: in san jose, kpix5. >>> information on is this -- on a disease impacting hundreds of former football players. a study finds it is not concoctions -- it is not concussions that caused cte but chronic traumatic encephalopathy. it causes alzheimer's like symptoms. scientists thought concoctions -- concussions led to the disease but researchers say it's caused by repeated head trauma with or without concussions. >>> the mayor of brentwood has a warning for local vandals. do not mess with the big red chair. it sits in front of city hall for people to take pictures in it. recently, someone ripped down the christmas decorations from it.>> we are after them. i know they created static within the city because brentwood's way is, we take care of our city. we are proud of it. >> reporter: a local girl scout troop has restored the decorations but the mayor is offering $100 reward for information leading to the a

than black elite p or as they will be configured lazier than the white poor.those racist ideas are not only going to be believed by the white poor, they are going to be believed by black elites. black elites who consume those ideas about the black poor. over the last 50 years, you have had a scenario in which because of the gains of civil rights and that has led to the emergence of the first major black middle class. a black middle class that largely consumed ideas that the reason why they moved into the black middle class was because of their own hard work, was because of their own educational prowess. specifically stating that in contrast to the blacks who have not moved into the black middle class. therefore, those black elites were gullible to racist ideas , black that black people homeless people are homeless out of their own doing. therefore, they were more likely to support policies that harm the black homeless population. i think, to say in closing, what black elites did not realize -- i think this is what middle income elites do not realize in general

black poor are going to be con figured as elites.han black just as they're going to be con figured as lazier than the white poor. those ideas, those racist ideas going to be believed by the white poor, but they're also going to be elites.d by black black elites who consume those black poor.the the certainly over the last 50 had a scenario which, because of the gains of rights and black power, oft has led to the emergence the first black middle class. lack middle class that largely consumed ideas that the reason into the black middle class was because of work. own hard was because of their own prowess.al sort of specifically, stating that in blacks who didse not move into the black middle class. eliteerefore, those black were gullible to racist ideas black people are -- black homeless people are doing s out of their own and therefore they were more likely to support policies that the black homeless population. ut i think to say in sort of closing, i think what black elites did not realize, and i elites sort what of middle become elites don't in general, is that very racist policies that were

this is a lazier one. this is a busier one. the number one adaptation is he's got quills.. i have gloves on. >> if he feels a predator is coming he'll rollinto a nice ball like that. >> jimmy: it why does he sound like he's about to explode? >> that's part of his defense. he wants to remind you, he's not really good at fighting away predators in any other way except for poking with quills. he makes a noise, jumps and hopes the predator goes that's too spiky. >> jimmy: do the quills jump off his body is it. >> no. >> jimmy: and porcupines, can they throw theirs? >> no. everyone thinks they can but they cannot. >> jimmy: because we watch cartoons. >> i always try to tell people, these don't make good pets. all the animals you see me bring out, they're gun pets. this is one where people think they're awesome pets, they're nocturnal, they don't want to play with you during the day. >> jimmy: but on late-night shows they like to be -- >> they don't mind because they know they're going to get tons of snacks. when they come here they get overfed. >> jimmy: this is what the flints

black poor are going to be con figured as elites.han black just as they're going to be con figured as lazier than the white poor. those ideas, those racist ideas going to be believed by the white poor, but they're also going to be elites.d by black black elites who consume those black poor.the the certainly over the last 50 had a scenario which, because of the gains of rights and black power, oft has led to the emergence the first black middle class. lack middle class that largely consumed ideas that the reason into the black middle class was because of work. own hard was because of their own prowess.al sort of specifically, stating that in blacks who didse not move into the black middle class. eliteerefore, those black were gullible to racist ideas black people are -- black homeless people are doing s out of their own and therefore they were more likely to support policies that the black homeless population. ut i think to say in sort of closing, i think what black elites did not realize, and i elites sort what of middle become elites don't in general, is that very racist policies that were

in other words, make us lazier. thank you., live from us in singapore. coming up, india sunoco is said to have earmarked $3 billion for acquisition. which company is a tying? ♪ david: indian markets just opening up. have a look at these opening numbers, well in line with what we are seeing across the region. a broad move across the equity space. we are close to the all-time high. nikkei up 2524. 10,524. watch that. we are talking about that in a few moments. .ave a look at the chart we are close to a record, if not already. what are we doing? 34,068. there we go, all-time high. we do have to close above that level, but we will see. 34,063 on the sensex index. let's have a look at one of the shares we are following in that market. there we go. this morning, after sources told bloomberg the company had did for u.s. alone -- for u.s. aluminum in a deal that could the worth $2.5 billion. george alexander joins us now. my question to you, where are we when it comes to this process? year,you look at it last both said they had starte