. >> reporter: by the time he was 18, that girlfriend, liza, got pregnant. and destiny's born. >> yeah. are. >> reporter: lamar jr.'s born. >> yeah. time to be a man. >> reporter: what does that mean to you? >> giving back, being accountable. >> reporter: he became a college hero for the university of rhode island, taking his school to the ncaa tournament with this buzzer beater. lamar odom has won it for rhode island. >> i can't even compare it to anything. i was on top of the world that day. >> reporter: his dreams of reaching the nba well within reach. lamar odom, from the university of rhode island. >> looking forward to being an l.a. clipper. it's going to be a great year. can't wait to get to l.a. and start working out. >> i felt like i arrived. i just wish i had that moment with my mother. >> reporter: because on the outside you're on top of the world. >> and inside i'm hurt little boy still. >> reporter: but his memory blurred in a life of drugs and sex, thanks to a $63 million contract with the miami heat. he describes his first exposure to cocaine

. >> she gave her name as liza, i let her sign a six month lease.old she she was on the run from an abusive boyfriend in california. >> liza told everyone she was a teacher. liza, it was really michelle, of course, kept in touch with her family very carefully. secretly. she only called on pay phones, for example. and that rarely. two months after michelle arrived in florida, she asked her boyfriend to call her parents, pass on a message, use a pay phone, she told him. and maybe he forgot or perhaps she didn't tell him why, but he called from his parent's house phone. u.s. marshals were monitoring. they looked up the number that had called michelle's parents. >> the database told them this woman had a son in his mid 20s who lived in south florida. >> did he know the missing michelle? the cops found him, staked him out. then followed him to that little white beach cottage. where he and michelle were in for a big surprise. >> following a developing story out of florida. a woman wanted for the murder of her husband has been arrested in florida. >> at th

but liza still doesn't like the idea of a government testing agency.but it's often from government in i've been working on this for a long time and i believe that such an agency would not enhance product safety. but do it at the. internal e-mails from the federal health ministry stressed the importance of patient protection but there are 2 other goals. established acceptance of see. certification. and faster market access. starts happens i took to health ministry officials about creating a new agency. that they thought the idea of needing a license was totalitarian madness but mr that's will somehow. spawn is now the federal health minister we caught up with him at an event sponsored by the pharmacy lobby but he declined to comment on allegations that the monitoring of medical devices doesn't go far enough. and we wanted to find out why he continues to support the use of private companies to test the devices. has declined repeated requests for an interview. you're going thoma is a technical manager at a wine cellar several years ago he had hip replacem

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de una hacienda una licorerÍa en donde si logran ver las botellas y tambiÉn un lÍquido el contenido liza un lado para otro una lÁmpara y cuando mueve el celular se ve como continÚan moviÉndose tambien vemos el movimiento del agua que celebra ver cÓmo sale de la alberca y en los Ángeles tomaron el video en donde dice que al parecer bueno, que no estÁ en el movimiento de este sismo y completamente se el cielo regreso con ustedes.>>> e sobre movimiento telÚrico pero la aplicaciÓn un mensaje segÚn los expertos se debe que la configuraciÓn de la aplicaciÓn se cree que fue porque el epicentro fue fuera del condado de los Ángeles y la intensidad del sismo menos de 4 en los Ángeles la magnitud de 3. >> ahora la pregunta del millÓn estÁ usted su familia, su casa prepara preparados para un terremoto fuerte >>> bueno, entonces la respuesta es no. >> por su parte allan fernÁndez nos dice cÓmo protegernos >>> es un recordÓ tri que debemos de prepararnos. >> la mayorÍa de pÓlizas no cubren por terremotos >>> si tiene seguro le tiene que ofrecer un seguro contra terremoto y debe de detallar la cobertur

aunt to have that he often got his sister and liza to do research for him to consult people to go intourches and look through the registry books looking for people or to go to a village is an described of the even sketch them. all those things flowed into from time his book reading of the of the 2 of them had a really great relationship. to the statements. and. in his rambles through brandenburg from tunnel also wrote critically of his birthplace and saying it was a bit lavish for such a small town but he did say it was beautiful it is situated on the lake. and. held in from thomas childhood here in mobile being shaped him. i think much does from time i think the wide open spaces here on the lake and forest landscapes gave him a certain sense of home with a cool here and make it happen that's about an author also goes up and that was the trigger for him to start writing not about other regions but the one he came from. and which he came to love so much that later in life he wrote 5 books about it all that escape. before i keep following my fun time route there are a few tips for you wh

. >> just unschooled like liza doolittle. >> henry higgins.put the pig back in pygmalion. >> kelsey grammar played pom positive like nobody you've ever seen and got huge laughs. >> don't consider a move until my fingers have completely cleared the piece. >> what's taking so long? >> but i am analyzing my options unlike your wing-it approach i like to plan a strategy, like a general leading his troops into battle. >> checkmate, schwarzkopf. >> i think "frasier" stands as the single most successful spinoff, at least in the history of sitcoms. >> and the emmy goes to "frasier." >> "frasier." >> "frasier." >> we were lightning hot and it was critical for us to be leading the way, not just following. ♪ >> "friends" is about that time in your life when your friends are your family. >> ow! >> when david crane and i lived in new york we were part of a group of six people. we were all attached at the hip. we went everywhere together and celebrated everything together. and there's that period where you're looking to be out there on your own and the peop

cyber security expert liza garber on what that would mean. >> it's an interesting story. are so many privacy, antitrust data collection issues for all of these tech giants and right now with google, one of the additional issues we can add is its relationship with china. neil: now, i guess he is charging that that began with thiel or that they are infiltrated by chinese intelligence, but does google even operate in china? does china even allow it to operate there? do they rely on alibaba and that kind of thing? >> google actually does operate in china in a sense. it has set up what they are calling a research facility dedicated to researching capabilities for artificial intelligence, a.i., and that's been in use for some time. in fact, the reason why peter thiel came out with some of these comments is partly on the heels of a report that was released, new research came out using a.i. for different capabilities, including chinese military activity, and that's part of the problem. google is saying they would never help china's military, but by participating in the chinese ec

little liza all of 10 years old said to ashley we should pray for the woman.ow. hard to watch that isn't it, if you are a parent. brett kavanaugh's confirmation as supreme court justice was one of the most tumultuous in history. pete: now our next guest are examining that fierce fight to take down justice kavanaugh in new book justice on trial. steve: mollie hemingway and carrie investor reno joins us now severino joins us now. >> we wrote this book because what happened with the kavanaugh nomination was one of the most important things to happen in the country. millions of americans were horrified as they saw what happened not just to this man but what was happening to justice itself. we interviewed 100 people including the president and other key figures at the white house. supreme court justices, dozens of senators to get this exclusive, inside look at what happened and why it was so important. and we learned, you know, we were both involved in the kavanaugh confirmation. i covered the story. but we were shocked by what we didn't know and what we learned. p

at present and i do in the we can go back to hold on liza and i'm living down as an economy in the. city who would it be. a safe area. and the the believe the rule of. journalism a common did too broad. like ours who are not brought over here in our own country write laws i was a group the umbrella in our country so we need international community to protect us all right ok i'm done as i'm the calm we did in the provoker hours there right and a family having to live in their man were 2 of the i'm afraid we have to leave it there i'm on thank you so much indeed a man talking to us live from dhaka bangladesh thank you very much a ranger he's been out of his country for more than 20 years phil robertson talking to us from the me a market little naypyidaw thank you very much indeed phil from human rights watch and rein in lee of queen mary university in london thank you all very much indeed for an interesting conversation today thank you for watching the program as ever if you want to see it again you can go to our website al-jazeera dot com if you'd like more discussion remember there'

instagram account of liza these are one of the things that you say about your t. is that there are no laxatives in this team no i do not use any luxa to any of my teens and this is a promise i make to myself as a consumer of the tea and to my. customers who value customers to me so i've been making these tea for near about. a year and a half and a little bit more know and the marketing through to the u.k. and marie shows where i come from so what i did to ease i found this story of my own so when i started my babies and i started trying to do is wait i couldn't and i started to use these products so effectively had laxative. it kind of really exacerbated my i.b.s. and it caused me a lot of these. which in turn made me go and find out my own. and i looked into the different hope that i'm using and i am very proud to see is that i am one of the few who do not use any luck that he and i have so many good reviews from customers but also i am very transparent in all my ingredients i know you were saying earlier you wanted to find ingredients on the website but if you g