leah: ajá. nicolás: ¿un pollo natural cuánto vive? leah: 10 años. nicolás: 10 años. leah: sí. para pasarlos por un proceso, por un baño electrificado. nicolás: pero según estos documentos de la usda el sistema a veces falla antes del momento del sacrificio. mónica: el problema es que esa línea de matanza funciona a velocidades tales, entonces, estos animales van pasando de una forma muy rápida por este baño electrificado y algunos no logran insensibilizarse adecuadamente. hay animales que llegan conscientes a esta etapa. nicolás: y aunque la usda notifica a las empresas, la ley federal no protege a los pollos de engorde. mónica: lo que nosotros queremos es que se elimine este proceso del baño electrificado y se sustituya por un proceso que es un poquito más humanitario. nicolás: "aquí y ahora" solicitó una entrevista con la usda y no obtuvimos respuesta. pero a raíz de denuncias públicas se han generado cambios importantes en la industria. por medio de un correo electrónico, el concilio nacional del pollo nos expresó su interés por el bienestar de los pollos de engorde y nos e

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leah: nobody keeps track in oakland. the rent adjustment program is very underfunded, so really literally nobody's even looking at notices. nobody has any idea. bigad: leah is a managing attorney at centro legal de la raza, a tenant's rights group that's providing legal services for josephine and her family. leah: landlords know they can get away with anything. there is no systemic way that anyone's doing any enforcement. michelle bird: they know we're working with the city attorney's office. bigad: michelle bird is in charge of that enforcement as oakland's director of housing and community development. does anyone actually check if the owner or their relative ended up moving into the home? michelle: unfortunately, we have not had the ability to go out and verify that and enforce it. bigad: in fact, bird acknowledges her department's own record keeping has made it nearly impossible to determine the total number of owner move-in evictions in oakland, legitimate or fraudulent. why can't the city say how many of these evic

ways of generating absolute return, for example, we -- part of it was my experience law loyal that -- leah -- yer that trading manual labor for risk was a good way of adding value and controlling risk. distressed securities became one of the largest capital of deployment. that's white recent years, become ativism has very important capital deployment. david: there are a couple that are well known, and me talk about one that is very famous. argentina,bonds from you may have remember this, you have on to them for a long time, pursued it in the courts and reached a settlement that was favorable for your investors. it was it hard to hold on for that long? onl: it was not hard to hold in a portfolio sense, because at no time, until the current government came into office in december 2015, at no time before that did the previous two governments negotiate with us. stubbornness or motivations of your adversary cause you to not be able to make a deal. up, itclaim mounts becomes potentially a larger -- >> do any of your investors say, paul, you made a lot of profit, go on to anything else. paul: int

. >> reporter: we jumped in with leah who commutes nightly from her retail job in marin to her home in pinole. >> i'm excited to see how fast it goes. >> reporter: fast is not aware that is associated with the richmond/san rafael bridge. traffic had to funnel through two lanes. >> it takes forever to get on the bridge. >> reporter: sky fox was overhead at 2 pm when the green arrow flashed on. that turned what was the outside shoulder into a traffic lane. >> for so many people who felt their souls were being crushed and that nightly commute. >> reporter: officials and agencies who cut the ribbon, note the change was sped up by two years as the clamor for relief got louder. >> had we fast-track this? how do we hotwire the system? how do we get it open? >> a lot of people do not know it but it is the richmond/san rafael bridge. >> reporter: the mayor has excitement for the next step. >> someday we will see it all. there is nothing that is more fun than to be part of seeing the possible -- impossible become possible. >> reporter: as happy as the community is would eastbound improvement, so

and the pilot is a former navy aviator, as 3 -- leah gabriel here.rticular captain, dealt with the situation with an amazing sense of calm, leah, didn't you once have to land a plane on aircraft with one engine. >> i did, it was f-15 hornet. engines sometimes fail, you have a lot of moving parts and heat and temperature changes in the engines in this particular situation, i asked a airline pilot what could have happened. we heard a fan blade was missing from that jet engine when ntsb investigators tooked at it yesterday. if you imagine a fan rotating at tens of thousands of rotations per minute. and taking a metal piece and jamming it in there, that would cause the whole thing to come apart, fuel dumping in it causing stoles. you know i have to say, that this is a very proud day for naval aviation. this pilot, was a former naval of a yet aviator. >> let's play some of the tape we heard from ntsb they don't have the entire tape, 22 minutes from time that engine exploded to time they landed. we have recovered a little bit of her conversation with the a

now done them out on out on you know what to do leah let them eat me dad that story may be the stainon. minister have i brought them in again but i. mean again present the home of michael as only a cock at the high point in the near it in your head that the high cost but hey i really mean it in an alleged hit the condom on to me but i'm going to my bike i made it and it doesn't high noon say call the second by nightfall alan. kohler did two of the great deal any woman had already lost while doggedly to let them balance a battery now we've got time limits hamilton said one. to those two men actually akash the next get it to that allow us to tell you it's a mid-air madame in luggage won't be followed in like. again. on to the back of just a little itty muskoka look at the meat in a dog that instead. of a nike or like at all what they are in the us house guests are of course more like a christmas and i got a little meat and. i may have planted a. little on the i'm a little baby because. the man going to put it in the hot bed of. that's been around and i want you used to have so much the

the leah -- vallejo at 68. 59 in san fr hello 70 degrees friday, saturday, and sunday. close 60s near the bend. warming up back to normal above average next tuesday and wednesday. that is your forecast we will be right back. "ken and liz we're going to lead the broadcast with a story you've been extensivley reporting - the east area rapist. and the man who makes ments, even >>> the cbs evening news is next. >> up next we are going to lead the broadcast with the story we've been reporting on extensively. the arrest of the alleged east area rapist.>>> also the man who makes the royal announcements even though he does not work for the royal family. coming up in a few seconds on the cbs evening news.>> thank you for watching tonight at 5:00.>> ahead at 6:00 we are life where the east area rapist struck back in the mid-70s. allen and veronica will be back with that and the latest on the investigation and 30 minutes. ♪ ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs >> glor: a former cop is arrested as a suspected serial killer. police say this is the man who terrorized california with a strin

sunday eat leah's chili. monday begins to warm up in the 70s inland by tuesday. expect much more sunday weather -- sunny weather coming up that's your forecast.>>> following breaking news, i-80 in san francisco, reports of a chp officer injured during a traffic stop. this is near 80 and fifth street on the off ramp off of fifth street. you could see police units on the street. it does not appear the officer was seriously injured or how he was injured. but we will remain on top of this to bring you the very latest coming up at 6:00. "..." than ahead at >> the cbs evening news is next. >>> up next we are in dc in south korea with what is next after an historic summit. a caravan of migrants prepares to cross into the u.s. a 10- year-old who wants to be an aunt, steve hartman is on the road coming up in just a few seconds on the cbs evening news.>> he was ready to go. thank you for watching tonight at 5:00.>>> ahead at 6:00, some big names left off of the sample ballot. we will have this story and more coming up in only 30 minutes. ♪ ♪ . captioning sponsored by cbs >

leah rosenfeld is 60. she has 12 children and is divorced.he went to the commission for help in 1966. the southern specific railroad had refused for the fourth time to promote her from clerk the station agent. the reason was that california laws said women cannot work overtime or lift more than 25 pounds. the commission said that was discrimination. 16 months ago, a federal court agreed and ordered the railroad to give her the station agent's job. that meant a $5,000 per year raised and living quarters for mrs. rosenfeld. but her fight is not over. the company and state are appealing to a higher court. [train horn] [train chugging] >> there may be some women that because they have to. they have families to support and need the money. i haven't noticed that grocery stores give us any discount on food. yet we are expected to work at a lower wage. i don't think it is fair. ida phillips is 36. she has seven children, and she too is divorced. she went to the equal opportunity commission in 1966. the martin marietta company in orlando, florida, had

the secret video emerged of distressed animals dying and struggling to breathe in filthy conditions leah do we need what we call a health warning i guess in the industry on this for of us who might be a bit sensitive and definitely a viewer warning about what we're about to see it's pretty gut wrenching footage actually the pictures of the sheep in people's reaction to it is one of the top conversations in australia at the moment this is the video that was shot on board a ship carrying livestock showing thousands of sheep packed together in small pen surrounded by their own waste the footage was filmed over five trips last year to qatar kuwait and oman from australian ports and was released by the activist groups animals australia in total twenty four one hundred sheep died including lambs and the bodies were then thrown overboard the whistleblower who filmed this video shared his story with a t.v. news program sixty minutes about why he did it. see a lot of. good young lambs. being classed under the feet of the most. so. just listen to him they say who it is some this is going to be bes

julia hahn is with me welcome who leah now you know ever since the field the president has been lashing out at anyone who he views as in the bulletin including journalists what impact is this having on the freedom of expression in turkey well first of all jim grid newspapers not just any newspaper in turkey it's in fact the oldest newspaper it is an institution for its readers it has a long standing editorial line of secularism so it's basically if you want to compare it if you want to have a comparison it's like someone arrests the leading figures leading journalist executives of the new york times charges them with supporting terrorist organizations then you would have a trial that goes on for months and then they would be handed to jail sentences some of the jewelry and journalists got more than seven years if you want to have that comparison it shows you what kind of an institution is the journalists themselves of course say we just did our job everything we did is covered by press freedom and they say this trial was from the very beginning a politically motivated trial designed to

leah posted this. maybe these congress people really should have done some reslesh befor research before this hearing. like read up facebook. i deleted my account i come back and everything is just the way i left it. on our democrats line in fresno, california, darrel. go ahead. >> caller: good afternoon. i really have to question the selective enforcement of what we feel is socially acceptable. we had one of the largest breaches in the united states history with equifax. and we have not seen, or i have not seen or heard any movement by our elected officials to provide modified ssns or serious true findings, resetting credit, and response has been go to another private company who is actually started by a hacker who doesn't necessarily do anything pro-active, it's a reactive kind of stance they take, and not really solving the cyberissue. i think the posturing by those today really shows they are not really read in on technologies. and i agree with some of the other callers that they should have had po

what have decided to go with justice julia in the classic but justice kagan herself has justice lea leah -- the leah to send one of the best ever written every year it gets better with the understanding thatre increasingly people both sides of the spectrum or the political continuum that he was right in his dissent most legal scholars and commentators now think morrison is not grandma. and a lot of other professors that doesn't align with republicans on many issues. the appointment clause provides an independent reason to question the bills those those inferior officers need to be confirmed by the senate by the principal officers. to prevent the attorney general from firing the special counsel hasn't acted unjustly it is difficult to contend with special counsel's work to be directed and supervised in a meaningful sense. that is the power to control to have the ability to stop them and remove them from the position they occupy if they exercise that power wrongly. i understand the demands of politics that every member of the senate swears an oath to protect and defend the constitution of

lots more still ahead on al-jazeera a bushfire threatens homes right on the fringes of a stray leah's biggest city. i will tell you why starbucks is the target of protests in the u.s. the philadelphia. we'll look at the weather right across americas now and in north america we've got an active frontal system skims a very heavy rain some thunderstorms some tornadoes across parts of the south and across more northern areas snow falls some heavy snowfall affecting the twin cities for instance it's near record snow being predicted here and as we look at the forecast snow continues to head across more north and northeastern areas through across ontario into southern parts of code back in canada warm across the eastern seaboard temperatures into the twenty's even touching thirty degrees in places during the course of sufferers look at monday's forecast coming right back there of fourteen just little bit further north to a picking up more of an easterly temperatures of just two degrees but time to get through into choose day then we're going to see temperatures strongest ten degrees there fo

between you and your script will apparently speaking from hospital and her cousin victoria in which you leah is supposed to have said both i and my dad sergei are getting better now if that's true it's a sensational piece of news in there the a master said he didn't know anything very much about it but if it's true this case cripple as well as his daughter are both getting better and that really is a major development in this because it suggests that whatever they were given isn't quite as difficult and as deadly as everyone had assumed it to be but do seem to have been a series of major developments in the story of the last few days and so how is all of this playing out for the british government you know what she insisted weeks ago that russia was behind this attack. yeah well i mean the clearly they still continue to insist exactly the same thing despite the apparent misstep that everybody reported yesterday in which the foreign secretary said that he'd been told by the chemical weapons experts that the toaster the nerve agent had come from russia and yet then the head of the same facilit

the district for nearly a decade before moving to pacifica to raise their two children, 8-year-old leah and 7-year-old layna. she has been a dispatcher for 13 years and she wants everyone to know the commitment and dedication her fellow dispatchers determine mon detroit to help those in -- demonstrate to help those in need. it was during one particular situation she demonstrated her talent and professionalism as a public safety dispatcher. it was wednesday, may 3, 2017, and san francisco reached dispatcher catherine. the officer was responding to a confrontation within a sandwich shop. within moments, she heard gunshots. although the situation was unclear, she immediately began dispatching police back-up and medical assistance. she kept all first responders informed and appropriately directed while keeping control of a very intense situation. i think it is really important to recognize all of the amazing work of our san francisco dispatchers and all the work they perform for our residents. they are the first to provide help and reassurance people need. i'm very proud to recognize cather

leah is very impressive.tening to here about what happened with that southwest jet. >> very proud for the navy, too on that. >> meanwhile, we're remembering barbara bush today. what a life. it's been something looking back and hearing these wonderful stories about her around her family. >> and what makes a good couple. i mean, did not matter where they were in the world as long as they were together. >> met at a christmas dance. 16 years old. thanks for joining us. "happening now" starts right now. >> jon: and we begin with a fox news alert on new tension in the trump administration with talk of confusion and then an apology. good morning to you on this wednesday. i'm jon scott. >> good morning. i'm melissa francis. talk of new sanctions for russia with the national economic council director who is larry kudlow appearing to offend nikki haley suggesting that she was suffering from "momentary confusion" when she said new sanctions were imminent. haley firing back all before kudlow apologized. this comes amid b

if you would come forward -- oh, leah christie iisti is goi speak first. >> okay. good afternoon supervisor safai and yee. i currently, administrative code 96(a) requires sfpd to collect data and author quarterly reports. starting july 2018 under assembly bill 953, law enforcement agencies throughout california will be mandated to collect stop data -- stop data and report the data to the california department of justice. ab 953's data collection for stops substantially duplicates chapter 96(a). the state chapter also requires law enforcement agencies to collect much more information for stops than currently required under 96(a). the d.o.j. has taken responsibility of showing an annual report of stop data collection that will provide you opportunities for cross comparison of law enforcement throughout california. however the d.o.j.'s first report will not be available until january 2020. the legislation before you does two things. first is reconciles the differences ab 953 and 96(a) for stop data collections. second we have circulated additional amendments that will

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. >> reporter: leah commutes nightly from her retail job in marin to her home in pinole. >> i'm excited to see how fast it is. >> reporter: fast has not been a word associated with the richmond san rafael bridge. backups have been horrendous. >> it takes forever just to get onto the bridge. >> reporter: sky fox was overhead at 2 pm when the green arrow flashed on. that turned what was the outside shoulder into a traffic lane. >> for so many people that help their souls are being crossed and that commute. >> reporter: officials and agencies that cut the ribbon, note the change was sped up by two years. >> how we fasttrack? how do we hotwire the system. how do we get it open? what we need to do is break the rules, finds new ways to do more with the same. >> a lot of people do not know it but it is the richmond san rafael bridge. >> reporter: the mayor is excited for the next deck. >> someday we will see it all. there is nothing that is more fun than to be part of seeing the impossible become the possible. >> it is great to see something work as planned. >> reporter: as happy as the commun

letty too much selection and what danielle jab you when we're not at all leah which were also you when you had the last year off. at the what. they mean while the n.y.s.e. had a lot. of you by them and the whole war. with the last stroke. to miss the west bank crisis was over and new much bigger international conflict broke out the first gulf war. on the second of august one thousand nine hundred iraqi forces invaded kuwait. things relationship with iraqi president saddam hussein was so close he was the only major figure to call himself a personal friend of saddam. in the first quarter so here we saw. in august. sent the just say in. congress only on the side of medics and i might guess it. was a quit forger. they have the amount of what i've been nor millet for have all of their milk us in and yet the and the of the written on the hope that it and what it was and. why then many new york. king christine was accused of knowing in advance of the iraqi attack as he'd been on a visit to baghdad a few days before but he denied it. was seen wanted an arab solution to the crisis so he went to

i just want to thank leah for being on the committee. and to all the members. i'm just wondering if with the carryover, that's the part that concerns me as well, if the funds can go into a reserve or is that something that needs to be written into the -- into the language of the agreement versus a carryover? a carryover feels like there's a need to, you know, spend it quickly or -- not appropriately, but of course appropriately, but there's a need to spend it versus utilizing those funds during times when the pot may go low or there's some shift or change in our economy which we know will eventually come. so i'm just thinking about it from a future standpoint and whether or not we can do reserves versus carryover. >> i can add one component to that. the carry over is a cumulative pot. that's why there's a policy question before the board and staff. at this moment in time, the revenue you receive from the parcel tax as prescribed by the different percents does not cover the totality of your costs. you're using that to pay for the salary increases. so that's one

>> reporter: we jumped in with leah who commutes every night. >> i'm excited to go across to see howt you go across. >> reporter: fast hasn't been a word associated with the bridge as traffic had to funnel to two lanes. >> takes forever just to get on the bridge and then it's like come on people, let's go. >> reporter: sky fox was overhead at 2:00 p.m. when the third lane opened up. >> for so many people who thought their souls were being crushed in that nightly commute. >> reporter: officials and agencies who cut the ribbon. >> turn that system on! >> reporter: note the change was sped up by two years as the clamor for relief got louder. >> how do we fast track this, hot wire this system, get this thing open. >> a lot of people don't know it, but this is the richmond san rafael bridge. >> reporter: richmond's mayor expresses excitement for the next step, turning the upper deck shoulder to a bike and pedestrian lane. >> some day we're going to see it all, and i tell you what, there's nothing that's more fun than to be a part of seeing the impossible become the possible. >> great to s

this morning president xi making some meants that are leavie leah market higher.ints. s&p 500 looking to open up about 35 points higher let's show you what happened in asia you are looking at green arrows across the board with the hang seng and the shangha

. >> hi, my name is leah gerard. i didn't plan on speaking when i came in today but i felt compelled by the beautiful testimonies i heard today, because i'm one of the lucky one and two that hasn't experienced sexual violence in my lifetime. but the amount of my personal friends, my family members, of my roommates, of my college students, the demographic i'm a part of is at the greatest risk, probably, out of everybody in society. and these people would rather live with the guilt, the shame, the emotional duress, the p.t.s.d. that comes with being discriminated against and that comes with sexual violence than admit to themselves, admit to other people, admit to an institution that doesn't support them from beginning to end that they have been harmed. and i don't feel like any other physical or emotional violence is treated this way. if someone broke into your house, no one will ask you to prove it, or test the d.n.a. on the broken glass, if someone held you at gun point, no one will ask you to prove it, or interrogat

. >>> i remember greg and leah in police department, murder on the job. is little lovely young lady with a little boy to take care of. she's dedicated her life of her mission mow is helping law enforcement officers appreciate and be respected differently. her foundation is fantastic. but here's a widow that i had i felt a burden to call but all you have to do is hear one word and realize the burden is not on me. the burden is on her or mr. jacobs. and greensville, south carolina, or the family of a law enforcement officer killed in charleston, county this last year. the reality of it is there are two sides to the coin one of the things we with try to do in unified tell the whole story. my story is not that -- that people of color are only victims in these situations. or there are widows and children growing up without fathers and sometimes mothers. because they were law enforcement offices killed in action. and trey, does a wonderful job telling the story about how the expectations of a black father was exceeded because this guy had the, not the courage.

that there in the bowl lady was -- the marquee that leah, and intelligent attractive widow black curlsand dancing dark eyes looked a decade younger than her 42 years. she had a storied past, she was the daughter of an impoverished noblemen. without a dowry she was confined by her father to cloister which is 19, ran -- a close friend of repairs. voltaire decide to rescue her from the nunnery and he invited her to live with him as his adopted daughter. voltaire in his 80s was immaterial tirade subject to file the fits of rage. he was also wildly unconventional. he kept his vicious pet monkey named luke that voltaire joke was like the prussian king because he bites everyone. wren and press filter by taming the beast. she became his favorites. favorite. in his writings he referred to as the -- because her heart was as lovely as her countenance. wren was constantly by both heirs side during his final years. she bewitched the savage poet with the same sharp that she used to domesticate his pet monkey. before he died, voltaire hope to marry trevor off to a wealthy nobleman and he found a conv

speaker, i rise today to honor leah domingo of florida. she was recently named one of florida's outstanding school volunteers for the 2017-2018 by the florida department of education and began her volunteer work in the sixth grade earning 350 volunteer hours in the course of that school year, melia first started teaching and working in four different kindergarten classrooms, aiding students with the accelerated reader program. in addition to this, she has worked with students who have special needs, spending hours with many students one-on-one to increase their learning. she also dedicated her time in the summer to the students with special needs by volunteering in an extended school year program. melia is in the 11th grade at euly high school and in addition to being an outstanding volunteer, she recently was honored by nassau county as the youth volunteer of the year. i want to congratulate melia domingo for her six years of community service and dedication to improving the lives of all those she helps. she is a great role model for her

i'm leah perry. i am the closing manager of halcyon. thank you for the opportunity to come and be heard today. i read all thousand pages of the request for documents. i read every single page and it was a nightmare. i think that the reason we're here today is mostly because of kelly's complaints and the way that she feels about 11th street in general. i worked right next door at audio which is where i first came in contact with her. she complained there as well. in my personal experience with her, if you'll listen to her, she will continue and go forward with complaining more and more and trying to get that attention from you. i managed -- the manager of audio passed her off to me because he couldn't take it anymore. there were a few passages between max and kelly where he basically put his foot down, like i won't deal with you anymore. so i started to try and work with her where she was making complaints on nights we weren't open. just kind of rolling the dice. i'm hearing a bunch of noise. i'm going to say it's you. well, it could be

media center at leah's centered on d w dot com. the dangerous. so for images. five women. five exceptional stories. hey sarah i want to look in the front. way and maybe nothing more easy one calling more photography dramatic pictures from the front lines capturing street film moments in time and even risking death. she gave her life to tell the stories of people who ended up killing their. whim or photographers starting may third on t w. welcome back your news these are our top stories at this hour. the u.s. and russia have clashed in the u.n. security council over an alleged chemical weapons attack in syria russia called groups reports of such an attack fake news u.s. president trump says he's exploring notari options and his mounting forceful response to the election. and president trump has also lashed out at the f.b.i. raid on his personal attorney's office calling it a disgrace that roy agency's documents during the search of michael collins new york office acting in part on a referral from special counsel robert mueller. well say we're going to be talking about faceb

night it was the next step for buy in as they seek to win the coveted trouble once again but the bonus leah champs needed to keep their focus against labor coups and who have seen have been on a hot streak and have a fearsome attack. by and came out with all guns blazing thomas miller shot saved by grandly no but then how did my teen is hit the target and what do you know in the third minutes. six minutes later found to be at least cross found robert lebowski who made it to new i was but they because i'm struck back a free kick from you liam bronson and captain last bender made it to one in the sixteenth minutes early in the second half by an dominated tiago with a great pass and thomas miller said thank you very much three won and against the hapless lee because in defense tiago added a fourth with just over an hour ago. ryan's attack was unstoppable. making it five one less than five minutes later i am bailey had a real eye catcher of a break here but it was too late for labor and then completed his hat trick six to the final score i well buy a minix rival in the german cup final on may n

. >> i'm leah gabriel with a fox report and more of today's headlines. a police officer shot and killed while serving an arrest warrant on n. a home cape cod in massachusetts. investigators say his canine partner was also hurt. police say they arrested the suspect after a standoff. cops have described him as notorious and violent criminal wort with more than 100 prior criminal charges. meameantime the benghazi border firing deadly bullets as protests continue there gaza health officials say demonstrators have died. blockade by israel in egypt is pushing palestinians further into poverty. the israeli military accusing protesters of throwing explosive device and fire bomb. and the queen of edge demand's husband prince philip is out of the hospital. the 6-year-old had hip surgery last week. he missed several royal family events. the news continues with shep right after this. ♪ zach! talk to me. it's for the house. i got a job. it's okay. dad took care of us. and i'm mike tryon. and this is our sears hometown store. (toddler speaks) i used to run my own land

parent here in doha if you want to respond as well you can i have a call out my twitter handle is leah harding a.j. thank you yeah i like a lot of our parents are trees not post anything of my my daughter in law and the most childish thing you will get just look at my twitter right now can we bring up my i pad is this which is they are not trying on each other's glasses today because as you will notice is wearing glasses. send us a message hashtag i join us where do we like you goss was. another quick break kill me for now a quick break on the grid coming up or up for a facebook my view was a bonus story for you about midwifery students using virtual reality to an ounce of understanding pregnancy is once again from a plus and then far as here to talk sports the japanese baseball star show high otani was quickly becoming a huge hit amongst american fans first a quick look at some international weapons. thank. you. suppose you talk speak the all-american game with the japanese superstar shohei otani remember that name because he's the hottest ticket in baseball right now show hero tiny i

quick chance to hear from leah now about this story how the reaction yeah there's been international reaction to this trying to community came out strong protesting against the ban of gay content on way both the hash tag i am gay tens of thousands of chinese to post images of hearts and rainbows one of the most shared posts is this from an activist who uploaded a video from a public event where gay people wearing rainbow colored eye patches asked passer bys just give them a hug i king the founder of the country's most prominent gay rights group e. flag wrote in a blog post saying that waiver would not have withdrawn the ban on l g b t condit if it were not for this campaign he says the essence of l g b t movement is coming out when more and more people stand up thank you for that leo a funny old news group today's no we got all caught up in events from london more news on al-jazeera from london and just. a new level of luxury has arrived. and experienced the pool transfer away. aren't some of us really. but none come. it's based. on previous. mean streets. with a conducting business

we're talking to leah nice and early tonight hi there was a lot of donald trump and that report there there was that north and south korea and i'm guessing that's how it is it's exactly how it is online if you search for north and south korea on twitter you'll find people talking mainly about u.s. president donald trump a user here asking the media to give trump credit for the summit here another tweet some of his fans are running polls on whether president trump deserves a nobel peace prize others are saying the u.s. needs to just stay out of this conflict and let the north and south handle this on their own earlier we heard james bays report that many believe the shift for encouraging talks between the koreas started when trump addressed the u.n. general assembly in september this is a bit more of what he had to say it is time for north korea to realize that the deed nuclearization is its only acceptable future the united nations security council recently held to unanimous fifteen to nothing votes adopting hard hitting resolutions against north korea and i want to thank china and ru

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. >> maria: joining us now is leah gragabriel. thank you for joining us. is this a good tactic?en says border security is national security. i think that's true. our military is supposed to keep wars and keep our enemies off of our shores so we're not having to fight them here. but when it comes down to illegal immigration, i think that this is something that we've seen presidents use in the past as a technique to enhance border security. we saw president obama deploy troops to the border many we saw president bush 43 do the same thing. the military has a lot of technology that can be brought to bear and a lot of resource that's can be brought to support what we're trying to do along the border. i think this is a smart thing to do. president trump was in large part elected because people wanted to see border security. they want him to build a wall and they want him to figure out how to get mexico to pay for it. it comes down to the issue of who is paying for it. he's trying to use resources. >> maria: one thing that surprises me is this catch and release program, the fact that p

your company, brandless, leah mentioned it sells products that costs less than $3 by foregoing a brand include former facebook executive mark zuckerberg's sister, randy zuckerberg, steph curry, c.j. mccollum. do you think no brand is the new trend moving forward for consumers? we talk about facebook brand. >> i would say it's not about no brand. brandless is a brand. it's actually about brands that are for the people, by the people, and build a community that they serve. what brandless does is we listen to consumers. products have their own message just like people have their own stories. when i'm posting about my sister's birthday, that's my programming. i'm sharing that with my sister and my family. when brandless is selling organiorganorganic quinoa. it has its own story. we facilitate a community that deserves better. >> brandless, it's a brand itself, so the cost over time to protect that brand and grow that brand, does that start to eat into the savings that you have because you don't really have a brand, per se? i mean, over time do you go down that slippery slope. >> dagen: whe