your heart bleeds for marcelle and why it is important to have a will.ation. what should she do? >> she's done what she should do, hiring a qualified estate ey notne who takes care of your traffic tickets. someone familiar with the state law and how it pertains to her situation. i think unfortunately for her this is something that has to be negotiated. she said we're trying to negotiate with the heirs and gure setout. but the problem is and it raises the hugest issue, this has already occurred. that is why estate planning mistakes are so difficult because you can't go back and correct them. the person has already passed away. >> a lot of people think planning a will happens when you're older in life. you say anybody that owns property or has children should do so immediately. >> i think that anybody with a heartbeat should do it. estate planning is not just the will which is -- passes your possessions to your heirs, but estate planning takes into account who is going to make health care decisions for me, who is going to make financial decisions, even if

. >> jimmy: what about the monkey, do you keep in touch with marcel from "friends"? was cool. sherman, not so much. >> jimmy: was he fearful of the monkey? >> no. he had to work with it. the monkey in the show was marcel, but in real life, it was a girl named katie. >> jimmy: that's a revelation. >> one time somebody was shooting a scene with the monkey, and the monkey decides to -- you know, sound stages are huge. they have chains on the ceiling. the monkey just goes shooo, shoo, right up into the ceiling and disappears into the blackness of the sage. all the actors are like, i guess we're on a five, see you later. and i don't know, it took half an hour. they're waving like mealworms. >> jimmy: really? monkeys eat mealworms? >> mealworms, the little capuchen monkeys. >> jimmy: matt leblanc! "man with a plan" airs monday nights on cbs. winston duke is here. we'll be right back. note note the way you triumph over adversity. and live your lives. that's why we redesigned humira. we wanted to make the experience better for you. now there's less pain immediately following

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failed to make the news costs it's taken two weeks for the times to set the record straight ok thanks marcelle. turning now to an advertising trend and a social media story that probably came up on your news feeds recently that gillette ad that landed the company in some hot water jumping on the me to hash tag and subsequent movement to protect women from sexual harassment in the workplace gillette tweaked its long time sales slogan the best a man can get turning it into the best that men can be and then the company got beat up online for appropriating a social movement for the sake of its profits that advertising technique has a name it's called purpose marketing it's a socio political kind of brand of messaging that adopts a purpose in order to sell a product in the twenty first century marketplace traditional product focused campaigns no longer get the clicks the likes the shares that advertisers crave so more and more of them are latching on to causes and to let's not the only brand to have an ad of this kind backfire the listening posts johannah who's now on a marketing trend and the chal

marcel had 1a stab wounds. but forjune addai, whose grandson was killed in 2015...n his hands, some on his leg, one across his face and his heart. ..this latest outbreak of violence is another day to ask when and how will it end? i felt numb, i felt angry, i felt like i wanted to go there and get the people who done it. you live it every day, especially when you hear the police sirens. it brings it all back, and when you hear somebody else has been taken, it's horrible. you keep saying, when‘s it going to stop? please stop. enough is enough. those painful calls mean mounting political pressure. theresa may was home secretary when police numbers fell. those cuts blamed by labour as part of today's problem. the problem is that violent crime has doubled. the rise, mr speaker, has been driven by austerity, something the prime minister told us a few months ago was over. you cannot keep communities safe on the cheap. we are putting more resources into the police. this year... jeers it's no good members on the opposition benches standing up and saying no, you're not. it is

able to learn from the mistakes i do plan and i was able to parse it worked out pretty well for me marcelher show has secured his eighth consecutive men's world cup the overall title double elim pick champion finished in deep and ultimate slalom of the season and that was enough to security championship the austrian has now matched the world cup record of twenty overall and it's been titles set by lindsey vonn. and drivers at the rally of mexico have been taken on some unexpected obstacles to their progress and that he asked mickelson of was delayed by more than a minute too and he was confronted by a closed gate and he did eventually get on his way again know with a bit of help from his co-driver six time world champion sebastian is the overall great leader. and that's it for me. thank you for that sanna and then you for joining us for this news hour plenty more of course to al-jazeera dot com and more news right up to the break as well with maryam namazie and the team in london santa maria thanks for joining us. as women's rights a gaming acceptance across the world. what's the status o

that won't come fast enough for this lady, whose grandson marcel, was killed in 2015.ands, some on his leg, one across his face and in his heart. i felt angry, i felt i wanted to go there and get the people that done it. you live it every day, especially when you hear the police sirens. it brings it all back especially when you hear somebody else has been taken. you ask, when is it going to stop? enough, is enough. those painful calls means mounting political pressure. theresa may was home secretary when police numbers fell. those cuts blamed by labour. the problem is violent crime has doubled. the rise has been driven by austerity, something the prime minister told us a few months ago was over. you cannot keep communities safe on the cheap. we are putting more resources into the police. this year... it is no good members on the opposition benches standing up and saying, know you are not. it is a fact more money is put into the police this year, that more money is being put into the police next year. the prime minister will hold a special summit in the coming days. the

softbank funds to break into what an american markets saw thanks current chief operating our first marcel explore wall. soon the additional title of c.e.o. of soft bank latin america the innovation fund's first project reportedly be in argentina brazil colombia and mexico the innovation fund complements soft banks previously announced tech investment vehicle the one hundred billion dollars vision fund we've spoken about before. and there are some now details on a report for a much you've got to believe this amazon berkshire hathaway and j.p. morgan chase member they're starting their own health care venture well it seeks to improve health care systems and patient experiences it will be called haven and haven c.e.o. surgeon and public health expert a tool go one to outline the group's mission in a newly launched a website mr de wandy wrote quote we want to change the way people's experience health care is so that it is simpler better and lower cost investors in industry have been extremely curious and anxious to hear more about how havens deep pocketed sponsors plan to reform our social st

that won't come fast enough for this lady, whose grandson marcel, was killed in 2015. his hands, some on his leg, one across his face and in his heart. ifelt angry, i felt i wanted to go there and get the people that done it. you live it every day, especially when you hear the police sirens. it brings it all back especially when you hear somebody else has been taken. you ask, when is it going to stop? enough, is enough. those painful calls m ea ns enough, is enough. those painful calls means mounting political pressure. theresa may was home secretary when police numbers fell. those cuts blamed by labour. the problem is violent crime has doubled. the rise has been driven by austerity, something the prime minister told us a few months ago was over. you cannot keep communities safe on the cheap. we are putting more resources into the police. this year... it is no good members on the opposition benches standing up and saying, know you are not. it is a fact more money is put into the police this year, that more money is being put into the police next year. the prime ministe

marcel had 1a stab wounds. but forjune addai, whose grandson was killed in 2015...hands, some on his leg, one across his face and his heart. ..this latest outbreak of violence is another day to ask when and how will it end? i felt numb, i felt angry, i felt like i wanted to go there and get the people who done it. you live it every day, especially when you hear the police sirens. it brings it all back, and when you hear somebody else has been taken, it's horrible. you keep saying, when‘s it going to stop? please stop. enough is enough. those painful calls mean mounting political pressure. theresa may was home secretary when police numbers fell. those cuts blamed by labour as part of today's problem. the problem is that violent crime has doubled. the rise, mr speaker, has been driven by austerity, something the prime minister told us a few months ago was over. you cannot keep communities safe on the cheap. we are putting more resources into the police. this year... jeers. it's no goood...it's no good members on the opposition benches standing up and saying no, you're

the situation is there now of course the problem doesn't lie on bangladesh side it lies on me and marcel agree and what else can bangladesh do. the responsibility lies with the international community that they must insist on myanmar save for the return agree of the in the meantime though you say we won't send them back while it's not safe which is good to hear and yet in the very there were reports covered by international media covered by human rights groups that you were trying to send them back against their will security forces were deployed to some of the camps in cox's bazaar refugees were told that if they didn't leave they would stop receiving russians they would be blocked from working with n.g.o.s the u.n. put out a statement saying do not send them back against their will that's what you are trying to do in november let me clarify what we had said was doing those who want to voluntarily return because myanmar government criticised us saying that bangladesh is preventing the retired forcibly preventing the return of writing those who want to come back so we said if those who w

marcel martin who is charged in his wife as murder is in custody. deputies are searching for gray.ing held on burglary charges and probation violations. rob: the president falling on state attorneys general to comply with his efforts to protect the country despite a flurry of legal battles aimed at blocking an emergency declaration on the southern border. >> america's southern border must be urgently and strongly secure. i urge everyone here today to make sure states and cities are fully cooperating with the department of homeland security in their life-saving mission. rob: six of 16 attorneys general that are suing attended white house event honoring chief legal officers from around the country. democratic leaders claim the president's declaration is unconstitutional. the lawsuit keep coming as 20 states file suit against the trump administration avenue abortion policy. california attorney general suing to stop the new rule which prevents taxpayer-funded clinics from referring women to abortion providers. critics worry this will redirect millions of dollars in funding from places

watched jonathan marcel from the left side. that one gets pounded past martin jones.ved from goal and replaced with aaron del. still a close game early in the third. riley smith took a pass from carlson. it got away from the sharks late with an empty net are. vegas is the winner in the sharks were one point behind. they will play calgary in the west. >>> yesterday it was about the man and ncaa selection. today it was about the women by beating organ in the pack 12, they knew they had a guaranteed spot. today was about the details. stanford will host a first round regional on saturday as a two-seat against uc davis. if they win they play the winner of byu auburn. that game will be on monday. it is the 32nd straight year stanford has made the tournament. the players feel like they are playing their best at the right time. >> it feels like we are ready and we are moving and practicing and practicing really well. i think we are excited and ready and ready to play. >>> things weren't so automatic for cal that had to wait for an at-large bird. they had a get together today

there's french mime marcel marceau and legendary gm chairman, alfred sloan.oon, he's selling them. some for 200 to 300 bucks apiece. others he rents out at a rate of $12 a day to broadway theaters, ad agencies. even the ringling brothers circus comes calling. was he meticulous in terms of the fine detail? >> oh, i definitely think so, yes. he wanted the flesh tones to be just right, the makeup, the colors for the lips. >> there are hollywood icons joan crawford and mae west. even political figures -- ulysses s. grant, fdr, winston churchill, adolf hitler, benito mussolini and japanese emperor hirohito. doane's work is irresistible, even if it doesn't pay all that much. was he a struggling artist? >> he certainly wasn't wealthy, or it didn't appear that way. >> but he is garnering a degree of fame. articles about his creations start popping up in newspapers and magazines, including this spread in popular science. powell publishes his own how-to book, "masks and how to make them." one fascinated reader, karen's mother, 28-year-old artist and actress, kari hunt.

it starts quietly with a work entitled "self-portrait with butterfly" by the famous french mime, marcelt $125 now, at $125, last call. sold at $100. mel brooks. >> this cartoon scribble by a famous funny man fares somewhat better. >> $400. peter falk. >> detective columbo beats that easily. >> $600. this john gotti. >> crime pays a little more. >> "bikini on mars," sold for $1,100. we continue. "horror hospital," ink and marker drawing, dee dee ramone. we're at $1,300 right now, looking for $1,400, $1,400. give me $1,500. sold at $1,500. >> and remember that muhammad ali painting called "sting like a bee"? >> $1,500, $1,600, $1,700, >> it packs a bit more punch. >> all done -- $2,800. >> alas, that's the biggest celebrity hit of the night. >> buddy hackett, sold, $250. rudy giuliani, $800. >> at this rate... >> david bowie, sold at $550. jimi hendrix. >> ...baird jones' million-dollar investment in celebrity art... >> sold at $300. henry fonda. >> ...is looking like a big bust. >> pass it. pass, and we'll pass. moving along. >> this color-pencil doodle by actor ed asner starts with an m

marcell and natalia. natalia is the 24/7 or i guess at least a eight or nine hours a day on adu. she's our adu person. one of the innovative things they develop is the the roundtable where all departments are reviewing the plans at the same time. and that's become a very interesting motto. we were able to get through over 900 units that are in the backlog in six months. so maybe less than six months actually. so i'm really excited about that. we are seeing new applications at the rate of about 500 a year in adus. and 90% of them are -- will be rent-controlled, because they're being in rent-controlled buildings. so it is providing not only more housing supply, but a housing supply that's more affordable than the typical new market rate buildings that are built. so we're really excited about that and we're looking forward to kind of using this as a model for how we streamline other work. thank you. >> exactly what i was going to ask was, a great model to replicate for nonhousing production. because things tend to take long. >> president melgar: through the chair, please, commission

writing in part, "when a chief prosecutor accuses him marcel, the recusal must apply to the entire office -- not just the elected or appointed prosecutor." "also, prosecutors should not take advice from politically-connected friends of the accused." expunging the record at this immediate stage is counter to transparency." there was an internal memo from kim foxx's office asking the state attorneys to locate any case is to smollett's that would bolster her stance that dropping charges like smollett's is not as shocking as it might seem. a portion of the memo reads, "nobody is in trouble, we're just looking for further examples why we come as prosecutors, use our discussion in a way that restores the victim but charges minimal harm to the defendant in the long term." she says since they are being asked for similar cases, or offices looking for those cases to provide to the public. >> harris: thank you very much. we bring it out to the couch now. david webb, do you think politics have anything to do with this? >> david: i would say there is a lot of smoke there. a lot of communication betwee

doubts failed to make the news costs taken two weeks for the times to set the record story ok thanks marcelle. turning now to an advertising trend and a social media story that probably came up on your news feeds recently that gillette ad that landed the company in some hot water jumping on the me to hash tag and subsequent movement to protect women from sexual harassment in the workplace gillette tweaked its long time sales slogan the best a man can get turning it into the best that men can be and then the company got beat up online for appropriating a social movement for the sake of its profits that advertising technique has a name it's called purpose marketing it's a socio political kind of brand of messaging that adopts a purpose in order to sell a product in the twenty first century marketplace traditional product focused campaigns no longer get the clicks the likes the shares that advertisers crave so more and more of them are latching on to causes and gillette's not the only brand to have an ad of this kind backfire listening posts johannah who's now on a marketing trend and the challe

gambles in friday's other semifinal sets of his is aiming for back to back titles after winning in marcell last week. formula one's pre-season testing has come to an end itself ferrari sebastian vettel set the fastest time on the final day in barcelona his time of one minute sixteen point two two one means he's been fastest in tests for a second year running start all good news though vettel scored start on track with an electrical problem it was the third ball i believe the issue to hit ferrari in the last three days world champion lewis hamilton who was just point zero zero three seconds behind expects ferrari to really test mercedes when the new season kicks off on march the seventeen. this is going to be the toughest battle yet so it which is exciting for all of you and started for the for the fans. but as i said we are currently we're not you know for the pace is very very good at the moment so the challenge is going to be harder than ever. earlier we spoke to a fine writer leaps man he says title success at ferrari is long overdue. ferrari is the most famous brand in formula one you

monetary fund, christine lagarde, and also the former undersecretary of defense for intelligence, marcel lettre, among many others. we know that transparency will play a large role, it does, and it certainly will in today's discussion. may not always think about the federal government every day, but when we need federal government services, we expect and trust them to work. in the white house management agenda, the administration had identified three drivers of transformation. one is i.t. modernization. there is data accountability and transparency, and also a workforce for the future. so today's speakers really represent several u.s. agencies with different objectives and mandates. and that is going to be great for this discussion. however, embracing a culture of innovation that is enabled by also enabled by cutting edge technology, i think it can be said is truly important throughout government because it can increase efficiency and transparency of processes, which is crucial to build trust with u.s. citizens. so in this light, i think you can expect our speakers to share a number of s

the situation is there now of course the problem doesn't lie on bangor they side it lies on me and marcel agree and what else can bangladesh do the responsibility lies with the international community that they must insist on myanmar save for the return agree of the in the meantime though you say we won't send them back while it's not safe which is good to hear and yet in the very there were reports covered by international media covered by human rights groups that you were trying to send them back against their will security forces were deployed to some of the camps in cox's was all refugees were told that if they didn't leave they would stop receiving russians they would be blocked from working with n.g.o.s the u.n. put out a statement saying do not send them back against their will that's what you are trying to do in november let me clarify what we had said was dawes who want to voluntarily return. because myanmar government criticised us saying that bangladesh is preventing the return forcibly preventing the return of russian girls who want to come back so we said if those who would l

monetary fund, christine lagarde and also the former undersecretary of defense for intelligence, marcell letoi among many others. we know that the role of transparency will again play a very large role, it does and it certainly will in today's discussion. you know, we may not always think about the federal government every day, but when we need government services we expect and trust them to work. in the white house management agenda the administration had identified three drivers of transformation, one is i.t. modernization, there's data accountability and transparency and also workforce for the future. so today's speakers really represent several u.s. agencies with different objectives and mandates and that's going to be great for this discussion, but however embracing a culture of innovation that is supported and also enabled by cutting edge technology, i think it could be said is truly important throughout government because it can increase efficiency and also transparency of processes, which as we know is crucial to build trust with u.s. citizens. so in this light i think you can ex

marcell marcel >>> the senate just took up a measure for the president's emergency declaration for fundingas the republicans will look for a political defeat on the matter. the chamber will vote on it tomorrow. democrats had enough republican support to overturn the president's declaration, sending it to his desk where he is expected to veto the plan. mcconnell also confirmed yesterday senate republicans are looking at ways to reform the use of emergency declaration powers. the includes the plan of senator mike lee from utah for legislation to shift from powers from the president to congress. thanks. it would amend the national emergencies act to say any declaration would automatically expire after 30 days unless both chambers of congress vote to keep it. both republican senators have thrown their support behind the legislation. according to the "washington post," lee's plan would give gop lawmakers uneasy about the constitutionality of trump's declaration, yet nervous about publicly rebuking him, some political cover. that's why i say, thanks, mike lee sarcastically. they will do this so

. >> reporter: marcel says he affectionately called his sister "no risk" jackie because she was stronge wanted for herself and for her sons. police are not giving any details about a possible motive, and we're hearing that the two suspects are expected to be extradited back here to baltimore in the coming days. >> hopefully her brother can get some closure now. thank you. >>> well, you could be paying thousands more than other people for your prescription medicine depending on where you shop. >>> first on "cbs this morning," a new report finds pharmacies around the country are selling identical medications for dramatically different prices. ahead, we'll show you how to save money on the medicines you need. >>> and if you're on the go, subscribe to our "cbs this morning" podcast. hear the day's top stories and what's happening in your world in less than 20 minutes. you're watching "cbs this morning." stories and what's happening in the world in less than 20 minutes. you're watching "cbs this morning." you wouldn't accept an incomplete job from any one else. why accept it from your aller

karla: venga, marcel. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ o me conformo con cremas dentales ordinariasrevisado errores de grandes empresas como twitter, verizon y hasta el gobierno de estados unidos. todos queremos saber cÓmo lo logrÓ. carlos: estÁ en vivo santiago, nos acompaÑa desde argentina. cÓmo te va, hombre? santiago: buen dÍa y gracias por recibirme. francisca: el gusto es nuestro. querÍamos preguntarte, quÉ es exactamente lo que haces o lo que eres? cuando un escucha la palabra hacker uno lo asocia con un proceso ilegal. santiago: soy hacker Ético, es el que ayuda a la compaÑÍa, a la gente con el objetivo de obtener un pago por eso y tambiÉn para tener un internet mÁs segura. mi objetivo es ayudar a la gente y estar como hacker pero de forma legal. carlos: estoy viendo que hay de todos colores, grises, negros, azules, rojos. cÓmo aprendiste a ser hacker y por quÉ decidiste ser blanco? santiago:yo empecÉ a los 16 aÑos. siempre me gustaron las computadoras, me interesa el uso de programaciÓn de pÁginas web. no conocÍa lo que era hacker hasta que vi la pelÍcula. yo empecÉ con lo

paola: sin embargo marcel encontrÓ la forma de huir. cÓmo lo lograste? chino vamos a llamar asÍ o japonÉs en este caso en que les ofrecen de todo, tienen que dudar. si se tientan mucho vayan acompaÑadas para que no vean la vulnerabilidad. satcha: o en el caso de la madre colombiana en esa desesperaciÓn por querer sacar a su hija delante, ella era una niÑa tambiÉn. 20 aÑos. quÉ valientes que hoy quieran contar su testimonio que sirva para evitar que otras mujeres tambiÉn caigan en esto. paola: marcela tiene su fundaciÓn, ha escrito dos libros. realmente estÁ apoyando esta causa que la marcÓ tanto. satcha: esto ocurre en todas nuestras comunidades. no necesariamente se llevan a estos menores en japÓn. paola: el estado nÚmero uno aquÍ es california, el segundo texas, tercero la florida. raÚl: excelente la historia, paola, te felicito. escuchÉ muy bien. este mini influencer ganÓ 22.000.000 $ en el 2018 gracias a su Éxito en youtube. yo quiero saber, usted quiere saber cÓmolo hizo?en minutos le daremos las respuestas. satcha: con mucho amor un hombre se tatuÓ