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circular approach where plastic is retained in the economic cycle, the circular economy, and doesn't leachvironment and the oceans. so we would welcome municipalities standardising the collection and segregation of different waste streams. we would welcome and indeed are stimulating the creation of an infrastructure of recycling companies that are able to take refuse and turn it into high—quality material that can be used. and we think this commitment we are making creates an economic incentive for that chain to fall into line. we work very closely with recycling companies and governments at municipal and national levels. so, how radical is this idea? juliet phillips is from the environmental investigation agency. you were listening there, as was i to the ceo of unilever. what do you make of the announcement? well, it is very important that big brands are stepping up and taking responsibility for their role in the plastic pollution crisis. i think for me, the question is, will they be absolutely reducing the plastic footprint or will they be focusing on shifting from you plastic into recyc

carolyn leach huntoon. each of our speakers tonight will tell us a bit about her journey, and then we will have time for audience questions afterwards. joann, i am going to start with you. joann hardin morgan. joann worked in launch control at kennedy space center and was the only woman in the firing room during the launch of apollo 11. your face has become incredibly familiar this year, which i absolutely love. she was also the first woman senior executive at kennedy space center, and her tireless advocacy for women in science and engineering spans nearly five decades. joann, welcome. ms. morgan: thank you. [applause] first, i want to thank you, dr. stofan. thank you, the historians, and boeing for sponsoring something like this. i mean, this is so unexpected in my life -- 50 years after i did something, all of a sudden, it is important. [laughter] and actually i knew at the time on apollo 11 that i was working on something incredibly important. i was a kid in titusville, florida, and i was lucky enough to

leaching. you know you look are so set on the open much to me mama just act. and. join me everything on the i like simon chill and i'll be speaking to us of the world of politics sports business i'm show business. and this community there are people who believe that it's ok. it's really hard there are no jobs and you see that i've got kids that ask and as a parent. i can come up with lots of arguments and there's a lot of conflict within the game and between the 2 teams most of the conflict i would say overall is around money and most of them money is made. close one on the children's clothes hating on each other and this could be just the state of california alone to make $6000000000.00 a year of the prison complex just to get some 20 alive where. you don't care anymore so you don't care about anything. this hour's headlines stories are. protection for the whistleblower at the heart of . any dramatic departure from the way he treated their. people in india and around the world mark 150 years since the birth. seen. resistance. to face.

spring chemicals onto the pineapple feels these fields leach into the land got into our water aquifer and tainted our drinkable water if you want to have an experimental plot to test a new chemical should be mandated this be done under controlled circumstances closed systems not. making the world your test tube the world your laboratory. the chemicals that they put under the ground are going to infiltrate through this oils into the water they're going to wash off the rivers and streams and they will accumulate the air and amplify and concentrate in the food chain up the food chain indeed human beings and. they'll cause illness and no and they'll diminish quality of. the menage the potential of these children we would wake up and my daughters would sometimes have really bad headaches and prior to moving. into our home we had never experienced things like that so one has to ask the question whether there is a form of environmental racism going on in hawaii whether these companies feel they can get away with this because the people have less political power yes it's racism it's clear to

then of course that toxic step that leached in the production. process itself which then impacts the communities around a track she's come. due diligence found as used 1st of funds to set up the company 2012 now they have nearly 20 employees the seeds of inspiration are so on while the fabric was just being sorted. once out of the subject comes into this studio we start thinking about what kind of designs can bring all of them together we start fixing the fabrics in itself so that they can actually be used for either to create the clothes that we work with. that's not all the all to produce bags and other items and the scraps from their own production going to making other new products as well. whatever's left over after the bag and the collection is then sent to be processed into people this is what is now making our stationery products . and now our next steps are actually to think about what to do with. india doodle a just considered a somewhat expensive brand with garments costing between 50 to 100 euros. presenting. since it 1st set up shop

and once the property is sealed and homes are built, they say the toxic soil will sit there slowly leaching into the bay and ground water. . >> what are we going to do then? what will we do? u how will we correct that problem? so now is the time to make the right decision. >> reporter: in richmond john ramos, kpix5. >> the council's vote expressedofficial support. the approval for such plan rest with the state department of toxic substances control. . >>> here's a look at top stories at 5:30. two people found shot in a car that crashed into a house saturday morning. >> they were pronounced dead at the scene. no one else was injured. police are trying to determine where the shooting happened before the vehicle crashed. >> call it a boulder backlash. about 2 dozen heavy boulders set out by neighbors to deter home lets were trkd away from san francisco street today. some called them the hostile acts against the homeless. others said they were necessary to keep drug dealing off the streets. the city says it is working on a more permanent slowings. . >>> hayward man accused of working as secret

leaching long. you look or so said i'm not going much to me mama just back ya know. welcome back i'm still with was abraham former spokesperson to muammar gadhafi i know i don't have to tell you that the cia has a long history of assassination attempts against revolutionary leaders you know frightened and that moammar gadhafi is unsafe such a unifying figure as you make him out to be will be the subject of an assassination attempt we are all under threat as i said we have been politically going to security would we have been many attempts to silence us to imagine their eyes us and there are fears for the life of many of our leaders we. our own leaders of resistance die every day in libya they are in the fight and their main target are the agents of nato what we call nato is contras in libya and we know that within a particular time not far into the future we will gain libya back not in favor of a political ideology or about particular political regime but in favor of all libyans of an inclusive political and economic system that would guarantee that libya goes back t

leaching. no new car so i said i'm not going to. just act. in a world of big partisan. lot and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that made stream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now for watching closely watching the hawks. know. that a lot. of. people don't. come to us to thank goodness. journalist accuses his former network n.b.c. of trying to impede his pulitzer prize winning exposé of harvey weinstein's alleged sexual abuses he also blames hillary clinton among those that standing in the way. i say families attempted escape from a kurdish camp in northeast syria. forces says it's not responsible for the prisoners in the area insisting that. a shooting in friday prayers at a mosque. is one of the deadliest attacks in the region in months. is it archie dot com for more on the latest headlines. that's going underground while the u.k. and ireland get ready fo

up a showdown with south africa and although he's not had much sleep jackie japan's captain michael leach says the sky's the limit for his team. this team is cross a much and scary to think you know how far the sim can actually grow and the last 4 games that we can beat each time. the confidence is growing. is the support the fans give us and i really feel that during the game say i haven't slept been away the whole time and i was in my beach. at 130 and i've been awake get a sense of it's like today all their battle against south africa is the last quarter final on sunday after wales versus france before that on saturday england take on australia in 2 time defending champions new zealand play ireland new zealand coach steve hansen things japan a real contenders to win the whole thing but with their depth that have to be considered applying them before me going to one nice and the now in the top right in the room on the form and applying quality rugby. i think the pain should be very very prevalent people in sydney who do want to ply will live in film times. and i'm going to be there on t

the lawsuit filed on the samts day rep surfaced that the cfo is leaching the company in lawsuit.t contaminated pods were being sold. juul issued a stateinnt this mo saying mr. bradshawaw claims are baseless. was terminated in march 2009 leadership qualiti the monstrate role. thee ails can concerning safety issues with juu products are equally meritless and we already investigated the underlying manufacturing issud determined the product met all applicable specifications. mr. brad issue shaw's attorney responded to that that s stement that a large number o pods with manufacturing issues were shipped to cusmers although internally executives repeatedly rmed it as contamination. if the product met all applicable specifications, then why did juul instruct mr. bradshaw to obtain a il multon dollar refund from the supplier? we reached out to tobacco giant altria last yea prpg purchasing a 35% stake in juul for nearly the company declined to comment but will likely faceni quest during the earnings call on thursday. for "nightly business ranort," holland new york city. >> before we go an

went to see william hague because i wanted to give him £5 million, i was taken in by my friend rodney leachas doing this and i ended up saying, if i was offered a peerage, i should reject it and further, i was stupid enough to say i want no influence at all over the cabinet or over your policies. i think you changed your mind about that over time. yes. it interests me given your background that you've said and again the book you discussed it, that your views of broadly libertarian, you are right of centre when it comes to economic policy—making. "i am right wing economically. "the critical point i suppose is that i would be in favour "of being not at all kind to those who do not have a job "unless they genuinely couldn't get one." "i would be more kind to those who have low—paying jobs. " it seems to me there is an irony in that being a pillar of your political thinking went for much of your life, albeit you made a lot of money out of gambling, but you spent much of your time at card tables and racetracks. i'm just saying that it's important to encourage people to get a job and to work for

we enforce a number of statutes in this area, so we enforce gramm-leach-bliley which deals with financial information, coppa which deals with children's information, tsr which gives with unwanted intrusions at home and then of course we have our broad section five authority for unfair or deceptive acts or practices. we can use section five to get at financial arms or reputational harms or stalkerware that could provide an avenue for physical harm. we just announced the case today on that topic. and so we have authority under a variety of specific statutes and thin section five, but i urge congress to pass federal privacy and data security legislation that would give us more specific authority here because section five is essentially a century old and it would be great to have updated targeted legislation on this topic. >> what would you like to see in a federal privacy law? >> guest: a number of things. i think from a procedural perspective it would be great of a common carrier exemption and nonprofit exemption repealed, because again when you're talking about a level plainfield that our

scotland set up a showdown with south africa and although he's not had much sleep japan's captain michael leach says the sky's the limit for his team this team is crowned so much and scared to think you know how far the sim can actually grow and the last 4 games we can beat each time. confidence is growing. is the support the fans give us and i really feel that during the game so i haven't slept been away the whole time and i was might be. at 130 in i been awake give a sense of it's like today japan against south africa as the last quarter final on sunday after wales versus france and before that on saturday england take on australian and 2 time defending champions new zealand play ireland new zealand coach steve hansen things japan are real contenders to win the whole thing. but within a dept that have to be considered like the applying them before me like the one i see. the now on the top right in the road on the film and they're playing polo the rugby. league just seems to be very very prevalent people have said you know who do you want to ply with in full time. going to see them so you can

went ahead with this from paolo di other but the lead the only loss is the 6 minutes because of leaching level things up with this penalty for markel one crucial final score 10. while it meant that into milan i had the chance to go top above eventis but they could only get a draw at home against karma or scored the equaliser which was originally ruled out of 4 of our side but thanks to wagner it was eventually awarded and the match finished to move they remain a point behind eventis oval. while the goal of the day came from a generous player christian a co-op me a fantastic overhead kick to help them secure a 31 victory over preacha means a winning start for genoa as new code tiago mata volley was south africa had beaten wells 8 to reach the rugby world cup final and also spoke for me i had your back to richelle. that's pretty good update there all right thank you very much donna and when you get a moment visit our web site obviously the big news of the day we'll continue to update it for you reports that the leader of. the highs been killed again looking for further confirmation that we

circular approach where plastic is retained in the economic cycle, the circular economy, and doesn't leachvironment and the oceans. we would welcome and indeed are stimulating the creation of an infrastructure of recycling companies that are able to take refuse and turn it into high—quality material that can be used. we think that this commitment that we are making creates an economic incentive for that chain to fall into line and we work very closely with recycling companies and with governments at municipal and national level. we're joined by madeleine cuff, deputy editor of business green. thank you for coming in. unilever is a huge company making a 50% cut in new plastics. their boss was talking about the circular economy. what is not to like? we have seen some plastic campaigners come out and said it does not go far enough and they want to see a large reduction in plastics, but given the size of unilever, it is quite a big commitment from them. we will see huge investment from them a new recycling plants and new technologies for recycling that tricky to recycle plastic waste like sach

went to see william hague because i wanted to give him £5 million, i was taken in by my friend rodney leach i was doing this and i ended up saying, if i was offered a peerage, i should reject it and further, i was stupid enough to say i want no influence at all over the cabinet or over your policies. i think you changed your mind about that over time. yes. it interests me given your background that you've said and again the book you discussed it, that your views of broadly libertarian, you are right of centre when it comes to economic policy—making. "i am right wing economically. "the critical point i suppose is that i would be in favour "of being not at all kind to those who do not have a job "unless they genuinely couldn't get one." "i would be more kind to those who have low—paying jobs. " it seems to me there is an irony in that being a pillar of your political thinking went for much of your life, albeit you made a lot of money out of gambling, but you spent much of your time at card tables and racetracks. i'm just saying that it's important to encourage people to get a job and to work

leach it mom was. in. i know because so said i'm not going much to me mama says there are. too many soon to a minister for to say hoffa pledges to boost security for all the country synagogues in the wake of wednesday's attack something is germany's duty to never again allow anti semitism to rods. and that election group extinction rebellion rallies across the world for a 4th day looking road some of the growing backlash from residents. think it didn't feel like instead of the lead up to it and i'm feeling he. needs to others even know what the run of that last one is a fall it's for the environment. so to use military operation against kids in northeast series into its 2nd day as the pressure on anger over its offensive in the country mounts we speak to the president's.

leaching mom. and i'm going to go so sit on the open much to me mama just back. welcome back to cross talk we're all things are considered i'm remind you we're discussing the deep state. ok let's go back to richard in washington i think the they recent russia gait. and this whole nonsense with ukraine does show there's an existence of a deep state we can argue the terminology of it but it's there richard concrete question ok. do you find it bothersome again i'm trying not be partisan here i'm a very partisan person you know that but i'm trying not to be on this program here because i'm interested in institutions and ideas not just the fate of certain politicians but richard do you find it disturbing that high level members of the intelligence community leave the intelligence community and instantly get a job on cable and they still have these security clearances and one has to wonder when you think of clapper and brennan and people like that they have a security clearance they get information then they can leak it to their employer and then they're asked to rate

and was boston now. , you can visit leach we are point, ready british land on april 19. the reason that it seems so far in land today -- they did not land in the middle of a business district. boston did fluctuate, the reason 1765 is picked is the last real sense we have of the city prior to 1770. before we get to that part, we need to go back in time. this is one of the most famous images. you can put them up in multiple images, they attack the first martyr of the revolution there. have what is amazing is what we think of today having social media, information at your fingertips. the colonists were great about building pamphlets or spreading the word. 18th century social media, getting information out. the images and the wording here, i did cut it off for some of the highlighted names there. the initials down here on the grave really bringing the iconic image out. the other image, the boston tea party, where they dump a bunch of tea bags and they flow up. cases. just like americans, they do respect property. they're only going to break open the casks that hold tea. and

they leach out cancer-causing compounds. tires shed micro plastics to get into the environment. one man stopped by for a swim before work. >>> when i saw the big pile of tires i was the first thing i thought was a crime is has been committed.>> reporter: who would do such a thing as mac>>> i can't see a business owner or tire shop taking a chance. they have done their job. they have hired somebody to take the tires to a responsible place that will recycle them. >>> looking at thousands of dollars going into this guys pocket. >> reporter: a co-owner of ukiah specific outfitters heads up its green team the does lots of wildland cleanup.>> are sheriff department here is very understanding and very great to work with.>> reporter: the criminals did not realize this but they left behind a whole lot of evidence. most notably the stickers on some of these tires. this old tire was likely replaced the new tires that bore these tickers. le directly back to the manufacturers that lead that leads directly back to the customer. >>> the sheriff has been an asset for me and my green team. time

coach mike leach and washington state complained that a tiny college can't compete with hollywood and 10 million consumers in l.a. is it fair for the offensive lineman making $0 blocking for the running back who is making in a million in endorsements. they say sponsor money goes to nonrevenue sports as well as football and basketball. now the nike and adidas endorsement budgets will go to a few star athletes. is that a good thing? >> when it comes to paying players as employees, you have to ask, what happens if they get fired? what if you want to fire them? do we want to start firing student athletes? >> california is forcing the ncaa's hand, one thing is clear. nobody's gonna put pandora back in the box. >> shepard: william la jeunesse live in los angeles. there is no free lunch, shark guy. cops are searching for a man accused of shoving mcdonald's coworker while sporting a shark onesie. here's a look at the facebook page and the pulse from the police. a description of the perp rewritten as lyrics of the viral song "baby shark." i will spare you the singing. according to this faceboo

after leaching the bay area yesterday. berkeley's strike team is staffing a special fire engine designed to perform in off road areas. you got to look at this. ge flames.t is in animal a crew with our sister station in l.a. captured the video of the rabbit in parking lot of the ymca. fire crews just stopped the flames from reaching the y. a local have youer there came and took the rabbit to the vet so that it could be treated. >>> developing nows, power has been turned back on for nearly all customers left in the dark by this week's planned pg&e says 99% of bay area zmers have had service restored. less than 13,000 customers are still without power. pg&e says it's found 30 instances of weather related damage to infrastructure. the utility released photos you can see here of some damage. wires that fell, tree branches that blue into lines. our reporter kris reyes is in napa where wineries scramble to recover. >> everybody was pretty frantic. wine makers standing there literally saying can we go any faster what can we do to

and you know they won't get anybody into trouble leach into the soil or into the water wind up in the wrong hands. >>this they are doing things a little differently not only drugs. but also you can this time turn in vaping any cigarette products will be accepting those 2. >>we'll take a break at 8.37 state. morning news, a community coming together to help a young boy live out his dreams on the football field, we'll have inspiring story coming out. and another san francisco political race heating up this election season. the controversial billboard hanging in parts of the city now. now current city leaders are reacting also coming up next hundreds of people are back home after a fast-moving wildfire forced evacuations from million dollar homes. the latest that story in just a moment. there are those who will say that you're: too fat. too skinny. too hard. too soft. too old. too much. too unexpected. too limited. and to them we say too bad. because at kaiser permanente, we believe that everyone deserves the right to thrive. my new $4.99 blt cheeseburger combo, comes with... 100% beef a

could stir up toxic dust but neighbors aren't buying it saying that the soil will continue to slowly leachgroundwater. >> what are we going to do then? what will we do? how will we correct that problem? now is the time to make the right decision. >> richmond city council has voted to support the project but it needs final approval from the state. >>> happening today, gilroy police will hold its national night out celebratn to help build police community relationships. the event was postponed from august 6th to allow the community to heal. just days before shots rang out at the garlic festival killing three people. the celebration is scheduled for 5:30 tonight on monterey street between 5th and 6th streets. >>> the search continues this morning for a suspect in a double homicide in oakland. two people were found on saturday slumped over in their car after it crashed into a home on douglas avenue in the city's brookfield neighborhood. inside the car a young man from dublin and his girlfriend from daly city both shot multiple times. police say that the victims attending the weekend long rolli

the city failed to treat it properly, and it damaged flint's aging pipes, causing l leach into the system. the city switched back to lake water in october 2015, but pipe and so are concerns. >> it affects the way that we cook, the way that we brush our teeth, the way that we just use water in general. >> yang: in 2016, ariana hawk's second-oldest son, sincere, then two years old, was on the coverf time" magazine, after developing painful blisters and rashes. >> his thing was just the fear the water. even him as a six-year-old, he still says, like, the water is dangerous., likehe don't le it. he avoids it as much as possible >> yang: despite officials' assurances back then that the water was safe, hawk blames herself. >> i'm his mom. i should have been protective. should've knew better.sh i should have i should have been edtated more and this would have happened. >> yang: although she doesn't have symptoms,lood tests show r daughter, four-year-ol aliana, has hi lead levels. >> it's devastating. it's very hard to deal with on a daily basis. it's hard to even just deal with as a pent, becaus

. >> people leaching in the scenic mountains are no stranger to nature taking out their power but leave to pg&e and the utilities public safety power shut office have many skeptical. >> it's one thing when it's a storm you expect it. but when it's nice out like the nicest days of the year and power goes off you're going, what's up with that. >> still preparation is under way for a weekend without power. busy would be an understatement for the only gas station in ben lomden. >> i feel like probably like two to 250 gas cans and 230 gallons of the propose pain were filled. >> jake hampton says last psps the location lan out of gas this type the tank is full and more scheduled to arrive at 6:00 a.m. he says there is a in need to adapt if this is the new norm. >> i haven't been able to sit down for six hours. >> pg&e warns dry conditions and gusty winds combined with heightened fire risk leave near lip 45,000 santa cruz county customers in the dark. impacted areas including spots without power in the last round of shut office. >> our power was out for 22 hours. i went through both tanks. >>

circular approach where plastic is retained in the economic cycle, the circular economy, and doesn't leach, the creation of an infrastructure of recycling companies that are able to take refuse and turn it into high quality material that can be used. we think this commitment we are making is creating an economic incentive for that chain to fall into line, and we work very closely with the recycling companies and with governments at municipal and national level. inafew in a few minutes, we will come back and talk about donald trump is my decision to pull american troops out of northern syria. that would allow turkey, in time, to moving and on kurdish fighters. if those kurdish fighters are pushed out of the territory they currently control, turkey wa nts territory they currently control, turkey wants to create a safe zone, in part so that many of the refugees in turkey from syria can go across the border. we will talk about how that might work. hello. we are looking at some dramatic changes in the weather across parts of north america in the next few days. we have one frontal system in the

toxic chemicals and carcinogens are leaching into the environment.where we live, work and play. everywhere. cigarette butts are toxic waste. let's stop the toxic litter. learn more at rethinkbutts.org >>> this morning on "world news now," the impeachment showdown ramping up today. the ambassador to the european union, a trump mega donor, is headed to capitol hill to be grilled about a conversation with ukrainian officials. what we can expect. >>> also this morning thousands of people are waking up in the dark as a nor'easter slams several major cities. winds are gusting up to 70 miles an hour and flood watches are in effect. we're tracking this major storm. >>> and new this half hour, a remarkable rescue caught on camera. >> see the last-minute save a trooper made when a driver got stuck on the tracks. >>> two years after its release, "despacito" is still breaking records. just what the hit song did to beat out both "uptown funk" and justin bieber later this half hour in "the skinny" this thursday, october 17th. ♪ >> from abc news in new york, this i

heading back to the white house where president trump has been speaking with reporters as he is leachingte house from the south lawn. and what he has been saying -- he has been defending himself. he has told reporters when asked about the damning text messages revealed overnight from congressional committees from top u.s. officials, also the president's personal attorney rudy giuliani, president trump is insisting that there was no quid pro quo with the dealings with ukraine. that, though -- when you lock at the text messages, though it shows in written word talk of quid pro quo. i will read one of them for you. we read them before. but they are worpgt repeating over and over again. from one top u.s. official to another, as i said on the phone i think it's crazy to withhold security assistance for help with a political campaign. in response -- in response another official says bill i believe urine correct about the president's intentions goes on to lay out it's crystal clear he does not want a quid pro quo but suggests i stop we stop the back and forth by text. if you still have concerns

leach that we've got to do the right things like that education and money to fight for it all that charges that you didn't read what you did to keep thinking about. all the dishes was to me right when we can't even feed our children so this is completely they're using one of the 2 systems that are very entrenched. that you know we're going to have to we can see but it will be difficult. the protests have been generally good natured last night when we were talking you were drowned out by a rep band people online today saying it's a very lebanese way of demonstrating that was something i picked up from twitter just a couple of hours ago if the atmosphere changes. anticipating well i guess what i'm saying is what kind of reaction. from the relevant authorities. oh absolutely i mean as we know things can change in a 2nd i mean you know you and i were talking yesterday it was a total party atmosphere i would have a lot bang bang people were thinking chanting not a d.j. in the north in tripoli tonight you have a d.j. from one of the big clubs main just down a couple of 100 meters down from here

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ambassador to russia and leach wherever well as jon huntsman jr leaves his role as u.s. ambassador to russia and leaves moscow having largely failed to kickstart any sort of positive reproach me with moscow having largely failed to kickstart any sort of positive reproach me with moscow john sullivan is coming to some of those talking points you mentioned with russia and moscow john sullivan is coming to some of those talking points you mentioned with russia internationally at least are already on the mend we are seeing positive progress but his rhetoric internationally at least are already on the mend we are seeing positive progress but his rhetoric on those bilateral relations between the u.s. and russia the accusations of interference the rhetoric on those bilateral relations between the u.s. and russia the accusations of interference the wrecking of their energy policies etc will only make it harder to have any sort of positive thing of their energy policies etc will only make it harder to have any sort of positive restarting of relations which are already of course a

video out this morning shows american forces leaching an area a-- leaving an area along turkey's border. turkey is targeting key american allies in the fight against isis. the abrupt change follows a phone call last night between president trump and turkey's president. holly williams has reported throughout the region. the big question -- first of all, great to have you at the table. >> thank you. >>> they look poised to be in an armed conflict with turkey. that doesn't look good right off of the bat. this is a complicated part of the world. when the u.s. when looking for an ally, the sdf was the only one. they lost they say around 11,000 fighters in that fight against isis, but turkey was saying this is a terrible idea. so it is not just these two allies, but the sdf are feeling so betrayed and they're making it clear they feel betrayed and they say why should we keep fighting isis on behalf of the u.s. we'll look after our own interests, not yours. >>> how are lawmakers reacting to this country? >> we heard this morning from senator lindsey graham. he has been a huge supporter of the

let's get to eamon, liu hurd leaching the meeting president trump said the talks went well and they wouldouse a big change from shortly after the market closed yesterday when it was expected the chinese delegation could leave tonight that hasn't happened we had a strong market performance on thin volume eamon javers joins us at the white house with ski take aways. >> we're lts reduced at looking at the body language of the negotiators coming in and out of the rooms. looking happy, seem like they are getting a deal the president saying things are going well saying he thinks they are all all but wrapped up at this point and going heed with the meeting tomorrow in the oval office. presumably more information there. saying negotiators basically finished the work today. and he will meet with the vice premier tomorrow well we'll see as the president like to say what happens tomorrow positive mood music from the president today and people around him but not a lot of specifics from the president of the united states. >> but eamon as of course kayla has been reporting throughout the day we wouldn'

professional beggars, trying to leach off you, pretending to be poor.happen to me, too. it's something wrong with the economy. some technical problem. neil: those stories then would prompt a change in policy? herbert hoover at the time was a hands-off, don't have the government intervene, but all of a sudden, when people came to the view that this was something beyond their control or their fault, they were more open for more active government, right? >> yeah, but at the same time, it worsened the depression because people didn't want to show off, you know, your next door neighbor, right next door, i'm talking loosely, he was unemployed and you could tell he was ashamed of himself and the children are hungry and they come over asking for food. are you going to buy a new car for yourself and park it in the driveway in front of them? i think not, because you can always wait another year or two or five years with the old car. neil: yeah, but it wasn't too long ago you were on the show and we talked about conspicuous consumption espoused by then candidate t

the flint water crisis began in 2014 when lead leached into the city's water supply.thed in the toxic water for a year and a half before addressing the problem. the children now needing special education services has jumped 64%, according to data, and the public school system is overwhelmed. >> lack of counselors, school psychologists, trained certified behavior interventionists. >> i just know my kid ain't getting it. >> reporter: this woman agrees. >> you shouldn't have to fight for a school system to do what they should. >> reporter: her 6-year-old son, max, has autism. maxine says the lead poisoning makes his behavioral issues worse. she said she fought months to get the educational support her son needs. >> there are really great people that work inside the schools that care. my main frustration has been with the administration. >> reporter: we tried to talk to the superintendent of flint schools, dr. derek lowe pez, but he didn't respond to our repeated requests for an interview. he's not willing to speak with us? >> he is in a meeting and probably will be the r

and the pine began to leach. the newspaper boys were making a fortune selling newspapers for people to sit on. if you look at the photographs, a lot of straw hats, people have towels over the back of their next, it was really warm. , hesey was the underdog plummets willard in one of the most violent three rounds of boxing you will ever see. willard did not even answer the bell for the fourth round. he went down multiple times in the first round, a lot of money was gambled for that fight. some of which was bet on a first round knockout. dempsey was doing his best. atre was a questionable bell the end of the first-round that nobody heard so willard was able to make it to the second round to continue getting a beating. one of the most interesting things is that jimmy breslin wrote that the warring 20's were born in toledo ohio on july 4, 1919. the people who came to the fight, the list is incredible. it's a who's who of the roaring 20's. toledo was centrally located within all of the railroad systems. it was very ea