the missouri farm bureau the missouri pork producers and the missouri soybean association while the missourifarmers care campaign highlighted the positive role of missouri farmers in society the alliance for truth was focused on misrepresenting the clear language improper be the majority of the funding for the alliance for truth was funneled through missouri farmers care by the same agricultural trade groups the trade groups involved represent the interests of their member corporations in missouri these corporations include some of the largest agribusiness is in the united states months sento tyson cargill and smithfield foods while these trade groups use their vast financial resources opposing prop b. the corporations that ultimately provided the majority of the funding for the campaign remained silent simply put without the financial support of corporate agriculture the puppy mills of missouri would not have had the ability to mount the alliance for truth. missouri farmers care which were largely responsible for the opposition to proposition b. alliance for truth i could be for anything yo

, missouri's numbers will come out with the national numbers. again, we have had a historically high numbers, so the previous week, we were at 59,000, but the week before that, i think we were at 100,000, and the week before that was at 91,000. clearly there are no immediate trends, and because it is a lagging indicator, we can't really see the sort of affect of any reopening for at least two weeks in terms of the weekly timescale. >> any other questions for director hui? hi, director. you said the parts would gradually reopen between may 4 and may 15, right? >> park lodging, yes. >> do you know when overnight camping will be reinstated? omer: that's part of our second phase of reopening. lodging is different. it is confined spaces. tamping is different from that, as are the more primitive cabins. that will be part of the second phase of our reopening. i can't give you a day. we will be evaluating that -- sorry, may 18, looking at the data and determining what that date will be. >> so cap he is still suspended under the first phase? comer: yes.

general eric schmidt is leading the case and after talking with economists at the university of missouri the state is looking to get upwards of $44000000000.00 and now you also have mississippi's a. saying that she's getting ready to file suit now missouri is the 1st state to file against china mississippi the 2nd all the seek damages and it could be the 1st of many states doing this now according to the missouri lawsuit it reads quote during the critical weeks of the initial outbreak chinese authorities deceive the public suppressed crucial information arrested whistleblowers denied human to human transmission destroyed medical research had millions exposed to the virus and hoarded protective equipment causing a global pandemic that was preventable now today the chinese government called missouri's lawsuit absurd listen here. the so-called lawsuit is purely malicious vexatious litigation which violates the basic legal principles according to the principle of sulfur inequality in its natural law so for the actions taken by chinese governments at all levels in terms of an epidemic prevent

this according to the missouri lawsuit it reads quote during the critical weeks of the initial outbreak chinese authorities deceive the public suppressed crucial information arrested whistleblowers denied human to human transmission destroyed medical research had millions exposed to the virus and hoarded protective equipment causing a global pandemic that was preventable now today the chinese government called missouri's lawsuit absurd listen here. usually those who have lawsuit is purely malicious vexatiously to go on which violates the basic legal principles according to the principle of so for an equality you need to snatch a little so from the actions taken by chinese governments all levels in terms of an epidemic prevention and control not subject to the jurisdiction of the us schools. no according to legal experts this lawsuit will face a number of uphill battles because of that but the missouri a.g. says that he is one step ahead arguing that the chinese communist party is a non-state actor and that is what gives him the legal argument that they can sue but now you also have both

joseph, missouri, rudy uhlman. so, how'd you figure out he's the photographer?on it. it doesn't even have a date. >> he's the only photographer of any standing in "saint joe" at that time, and he ended up taking the death photo. >> freda believes bob ford and jesse james posed for the tintype at uhlman's studio just weeks before his death, while the ford brothers were holed up at the outlaw's home in st. joseph. auctioneer robb burley is now convinced the item's ready to sell. your dream team -- you got lois, a historian, and you have an auctioneer. that must have been a relief. >> yeah. yes, it was. >> the question is -- how much could it fetch? >> we've heard everything from $50,000 to a half-million dollars. we really have no idea where it's going to land. $15,000. now $20,000. $20,000. thinking about $20,000. now $25,000. >> what's your "strange inheritance" story? we'd love to tell it. send me an e-mail or go to our website, strangeinheritance.com. more? he has asked for... what? well he did say please (all boys): thank you, thank you, thank you. "strange i

now missouri is the 1st state to file suit against china and to seek damages in this way and it could be the 1st like you said of many states doing this now according to the lawsuit it reads quote during the critical weeks of the initial outbreak the chinese authorities deceive the public suppressed crucial information arrested whistleblowers denied human to human transmission destroyed medical research and had millions exposed to the virus and hoarded protective equipment causing a global pandemic that was preventable well today the chinese government called missouri's lawsuit absurd. lawsuit is purely malicious vexatious litigation which violates the basic legal principles according to the principle of so for an equality and international law so for the actions taken by chinese government at all levels in terms of epidemic prevention and control are not subject to the jurisdiction of the us schools now missouri saw hundreds last week manila protesting the stay at home orders the state has in place according to johns hopkins university more than 6100 people are confirmed to have cove

missouri, the slaveowning state. they found that the labor of african-americans and drawing on the jacksonian policy of the rule and personal liberty. illinois, by contrast, was a free state. they rejected not only slavery but they also rejected the idea only a certain group of people should be in charge and this is a welcomed lots of diverse groups to participate in the political sphere and the sense of democracy in which the politicians tried to cross the port from other marginalized groups. the politicians like abraham lincoln, stephen a. douglas both of which are serving in the state legislature at the time they arrived in illinois. so the first one come illinois was anxious to prove unlike those in missouri, we know how to take care. this was a state decided between the two political parties at the time. on the website we have the democrats, the party of andrew jackson and martin van buren championing the rights of the state law and also those that believe in the more enlightened sense of politics. america's pol

where the state is actually looking to get upwards of $44000000000.00 now missouri is the 1st state to file against china and to seek damages in this way and it could be the 1st of the many states doing this now according to the lawsuit it reads quote during the critical weeks of the initial outbreak chinese authorities deceive the public suppressed crucial information arrested whistleblowers tonight human to human transmission destroyed medical research had millions exposed to the virus and hoarded protective equipment causing a global pandemic that was preventable now today the chinese government called missouri's lawsuit absolutely absurd saying that it's purely malicious violates basic legal principles and that the chinese government has sovereign immunity because you can't sue an entire country now this lawsuit will face a number of a pole battles because of that but the missouri a.g. says that he's already one step ahead of this arguing that the chinese communist party is a non-state actor and that is what gives him the legal argument that they can sue china because the amount

his louis missouri attorney general eric schmidt filed a lawsuit against the chinese government tuesday accusing them of line and covering up the coronavirus. we might be in for the longest election cycle ever as the blame game for corona virus and the economic fallout it's caused rages on joining us now is our team america correspondent. thanks for having me guys always love coming on always a pleasure. so what is this lawsuit and why now so it's interesting so as you mentioned. her attorney general eric schmidt he is leading this case after talking with economists at the university of missouri where the state is actually looking to get an upwards of $44000000000.00 now missouri is the 1st state to file against china and to seek damages in this way and it could be the 1st of the many states doing this now according to the lawsuit it reads quote during the critical weeks of the initial outbreak chinese authorities deceive the public suppressed crucial information arrested whistleblowers tonight human to human transmission destroyed medical research had millions exposed to the virus and

in the great state of missouri, the missouri governor put out a statement tonight that he was finallystatewide action at long last to fight the coronavirus crisis. the action that the governor announces he is taking tonight is that he is suspending the late penalties for the renewal of your concealed carry permit. suspending the late penalties for you renewing your license to carry a concealed gun. that's how he's fighting coronavirus. still no statewide shell it ter in place order in missouri even though missouri has more than 1,800 known cases and counting. today the missouri -- the state pediatricians, the association of state pediatricians in missouri, they wrote a letter to the missouri governor begging him for a statewide stay-at-home order in missouri. he is apparently ignoring that request from the state's pediatricians just like he ignored a similar request from the state's nurses association and he ignored a similar request from the state's medical association. in florida, where there are more than 9,000 known cases already, the florida governor's belated stay-at-home order

each state is set up and some of it is a preference based on things like in st louis achievement missouri for example 2 major cities samus in kansas city run our state. that kind of tended to to adjust things in terms of the urban rural component to me you don't with that differently but then wearing a political hat these guys and gals at the top of these states these are the some of the coming you know most talented coming men and women in terms of their party so they're also trying to find their role and i you know we talked to our organization my going to say should the philosophically goals are eagles or in most states and places like montana they want to do less right they think they want to do less and they want to be more you know kind of free and let things go and as you said in places where that's happened the governors have a rush to adjust their policies again we're dealing with a something it's everybody i think agrees is so once in a generation or once in a 100 years everybody's adjusting on the fly one thing i would say from a conservative perspective i like seeing the state

federal response to the colbert 19 epidemic with the former chairman of the republican party in missouri martin stay tuned to watch in the office. what is the difference between embarrassing gaffes and elder abuse joe biden certainly excels at the former and maybe is the victim of the latter we are told mention of mental health is off limits to what degree is the public the right to no . one else seemed wrong. to me but yet to shape out this day to come out ahead and engagement equals a trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart. just to look for common ground. it's an election year and though coronavirus threats have taken over life as we know it here in the usa there's always time for politics new york governor andrew cuomo has provided such stellar covert 19 daily briefings that many democrats want to draft him for the presidency and others see him as a sure fire v.p. pick president trump is using his daily briefing as pseudo campaign rallies speaking directly to his base using the colorful language he's become known for and of course attacking journalists every chance he gets f

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first i'll positive self as the rival to missouri. back then they were on the frontier of america they were representing the two different trajectories that they could take in america. based on the co- verse in drawing on the jacksonian policy of self rule and personal liberty. illinois by contrast was a free state. they also rejected the idea that only a certain group of people should be in charge and they said they welcomed a lot of diverse groups to polis it best mate to participate. politicians aspiring politicians tried to go and get support from otherwise groups. both of which are serving in the state legislature at the time that the mormons arrived in illinois. so the first one, illinois was anxious to prove that unlike those hooligans in missouri we know how to take care of that out crass and the downtrodden. the second point about illinois this was a state that was evenly divided between the two political parties at the time. give the party of andrew jackson. they championed the rights of the self-rule and state law. the more

no, i think not be solved in a missouri court. no, ithink you not be solved in a missouri court.the global death toll from covid—19 continues to rise with more and more countries affected, there is growing concern about the impact the coronavirus will have on poorer countries. hundreds of thousands of people already die every year from preventable diseases in the developing world, where resources are scarce. so how will they cope with a health challenge on a truly global scale? secunder kermani and anne soy have this special report. coronavirus has left the healthcare systems of some of the worlds richest countries barely able to cope so what will happen in the developing world where tens of millions of people already face a struggle just to survive? in italy, one of the countries with the highest death toll is in the world, they started with about 80 ventilators for every 1 million people and that they are trying to increase that number. in kenya it is thought to be around five for every 1 million people but it is worth in other parts of africa. 0.8 in nigeria. in the south asia

bedroom response to the colbert 19 epidemic with the former chairman of the republican party in missouri martin stay tuned to watch in the office. in his 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 arguments there's a lot of conflict within the game and between the teams most of the conflicts i would say are over balls around money and most of them money is made. close one on each of those he knows each other is good business the state of california alone makes $6000000000.00 a year of prison complexes you get some 20 a life where. you don't care and one of my cares about your so your care might anything. the world is driven by shaped by those. things. we do to ask. i don't trust medical authority at all ever and the reason for that is i had this horrible autoimmune disorder growing up and it turns out it was completely alleviated with very drastic dietary measures and i went to a number of doctors to discuss what happened to me and i was basically locked out like diet

alabama and missouri decided on stay-at-home orders just today.hey are among multiple states where it has been all you can eat, free transmission at in the wild rates for the virus for all of these weeks because these are the kinds of governors who think the white house is in charge. and if the white house isn't telling them what to do, then maybe that means they should do nothing. literally there are 2,100-plus confirmed cases in missouri, and the governor there has just been letting it spread unabated for now, planning to maybe work on it later. the new stay-at-home order just put into effect today -- or just announced today in missouri isn't going to go into effect until monday. so even as the missouri governor finally concedes, okay, maybe i'll do something, still you can enjoy a full weekend of missouri's epidemic seeding itself as widely as possible, thus ensuring the number of infected people in missouri will be as high as possible, thus ensuring the number of ill people in missouri wias sick as you can possibly muster as a public policy ma

here in missouri, this distillery normally makes whiskey.it is important to me to get this stuff into the hands of those keeping all of us safe. earlier today a gentleman with the american kidney foundation left with 250 gallons of it and they will probably be back in a week. he is transporting this stuff to chicago. the distillery has made 3000 gallons of the product, selling it at a reduction to medical professionals as well as supplying local pharmacies. if we had not had a local supplier it would be difficult for us to find product for our customer base and even for the staff. he was able to come up with a source for it and provide. he has done a fantastic job meeting needs. people like this make you proud of what the industry has done. with much of the world in lockdown, it's often elderly people who suffer the most — especially if they live alone. in the us state of louisiana they've made an extra effort to celebrate a special day for one particular family member as the bbc‘s tim allman reports. this is for your birthday. he has seen b