morris says the toddler had only recently been able to open the front door...tameka morris, mother"thislast maybe like month or two, he had kept opening up the door. and i was like what in the heck, alejandro, i know you're not that tall."a neighbor told fox40 sunday, a person with mobility issues had previously lived in morris' house... and lowered the locks.that's a feature morris says she noticed and was working to fix... but it's a fact she says was never disclosed to her by her landlord.tameka morris, mother"why wouldn't she disclose something like that? and let somebody move into a house that has small children."morris believes once outside, alejandro got into the car by himself.by the time she found him, it was too late. tameka morris, mother"i tried to give him cpr, he wouldn't take no air."morris claims before her son was found, a nearby neighbor later told deputies she had seen alejandro in the car alone... but did nothing.tameka morris, mother"she seen him in the car. okay? and she left my baby in there."however the sacramento sheriff's department could not confirm that detai

where was christina morris?t's trunk. >> you think she was alive when she was in the trunk? >> i think she was dying or dead. >> tell the defendant you got your day in court and you're guilty. >> reporter: but enrique arochi had maintained his innocence throughout the investigation. now his defense attorney keith gore was going to try to pick apart the case against him. >> the only thing that matters in a criminal case is can the prosecution prove the words in the indictment. >> reporter: lorraine caceres covered the trial. >> the defense concentrated on the fact there was no body. they concentrated on the fact there was no video of christina getting into the suspect's car. >> reporter: gore told the jury enrique had been cooperative, and as for the injuries on his arms and hands, enrique told detectives he'd been working on his car. >> when the tire landed on me because i took it off. and it was too heavy, so just landed right on -- >> oh. oh, okay, okay. it makes sense -- >> it landed where all of this -- yeah

and i said, is brooke morris your daughter.d said she is, and i said, well, she's been murdered. >> she passed out cold, so we had to get her to come back to and i think we were just all shocked. >> when tina came to she could hardly process what had happened. >> it was almost like it was not real. you know. you've got the wrong person, it's not her. >> but it was real. brooke was dead. she'd been shot three times, once in her neck, once in her chest and then execution style shot to the back of her head. >> i could not believe that another human could be so heartless. >> you never ask any of these questions, like, who would -- do you know anybody that would want to harm your sister. we're like, we don't have a clue. >> i could not even think of someone that would want to hurt brooke in any way. everybody loved brooke. >> but investigators had to start somewhere. although only 23 years old, brooke already had an ex-husband, clayton morris. she met him soon after high school. >> he was keen of country, you know, they just hit it

morris says the toddler had only recently been able to open the front door...tameka morris, mother"this last maybe like month or two, he had kept opening up the door. and i was like what in the heck, alejandro, i know you're not that tall."a neighbor told fox40 sunday, a person with mobility issues had previously lived in morris' house... and lowered the locks.that's a feature morris says she noticed and was working to fix... but it's a fact she says was never disclosed to her by her landlord.tameka morris, mother"why wouldn't she disclose something like that? and let somebody move into a house that has small children."morris believes once outside, alejandro got into the car by himself.by the time she found him, it was too late. tameka morris, mother"i tried to give him cpr, he wouldn't take no air."morris claims before her son was found, a nearby neighbor later told deputies she had seen alejandro in the car alone... but did nothing.tameka morris, mother"she seen him in the car. okay? and she left my baby in there."however the sacramento sheriff's department could not confirm that deta

in two thousand and four philip morris international agreed to pay one point two five billion dollars to the e.u. in return for avoiding further litigation. but why would the tobacco industry promote smuggling of their own products. festival cigarettes smuggled away way cheaper because they have no taxes on them. the cheaper they are the more they sell and in particular the more they sell to young people and the tobacco industry's documents also make clear that they understand that it's really important to have cheap cigarettes available for young people because otherwise they wouldn't take up this deadly habit. in total philip morris international and three other tobacco giants agreed to pay the european union more than two billion euros. under this agreement the european anti fraud office or all of the e.u. in the tobacco industry would join forces in the battle against cigarette smuggling . but when it comes to cigarette smuggling there are three categories counterfeit cigarettes often of poor quality contraband real but stolen are untaxed . and cheap white also known as illicit wh

how could interpol and its secretary general have signed an agreement with philip morris knowing that going back to nine hundred eighty nine there are eighty million documents that testify to all the misdeeds of the tobacco industry we believe they show that the industry hasn't respected the law and that it has knowingly collaborated with criminal organizations known for us that raises many questions as well as an equal safaga. in the partnership between interpol and the tobacco industry certainly was eyebrow raising. the tobacco industry stood accused of participating in cigarette smuggling and counterfeiting over decades in collaboration with the italian and the balkan mafia. in two thousand and four philip morris international agreed to pay one point two five billion dollars to the e.u. in return for avoiding further litigation. but why would the tobacco industry promote smuggling of their own product. festival cigarettes smuggled away way cheaper because they have no taxes on. the cheaper they are the more they sell and in particular the more they sell to young people and the toba

morris says the toddler had only recently been able to open the front door...tameka morris, mother"thisept opening up the door. and i was like what in the heck, alejandro, i know you're not that tall."a neighbor told fox40 sunday, a person with mobility issues had previously lived in morris' house... and lowered the locks.that's a feature morris says she noticed and was working to fix... but it's a fact she says was never disclosed to her by her landlord.tameka morris, mother"why wouldn't she disclose something like that? and let somebody move into a house that has small children."morris believes once outside, alejandro got into the car by himself.by the time she found him, it was too late. tameka morris, mother"i tried to give him cpr, he wouldn't take no air."morris claims before her son was found, a nearby neighbor later told deputies she had seen alejandro in the car alone... but did nothing.tameka morris, mother"she seen him in the car. okay? and she left my baby in there."however the sacramento sheriff's department could not confirm that detail.meanwhile morris says child protecti

that's governor morris. nobody knows about governor morris. but he's a singular figure. a peg-legged guy. he has the same torso of george washington. if you go to the richmond capital in virginia and there's a station of washington, the head is a face mask of washington. the body is governor morris. >> the trouble with morris is that he was too cynical and too anti-democratic to be a favorite founder. >> is this why you believe -- >> that's the reason i love him, though. yeah, he's really irreverent guy. but in august of 1787, a committee on style and arrangement is selected. one person from every state. morris is from -- even though he's a resident of pennsylvania, a resident of new york, he's a delegate from pennsylvania, go figure it out. and so madison's there and ha hamilton's there and they give the job of rewriting the draft of writing the constitution to morris. in three days, he does it. he changes everything. or, you know, he reduces the paragraphs to the one we have now. but the previous draft said, we, the people of new hampshire, massachusetts, connecticut,

it's called morris, marshal, faulkner and co, with what he considered decorative arts. it's often not realized the very largest proportion of the decorative arts or furnishing in britain at this time was some kind of recoco revival. this was a very small part of the market and this is one of the things you learn and see in galleries and if you read books about the 19th century, this is the sort of thick you will -- you can read about. the reality is houses up and down the country were filled with this kind of revival style. at morris was highly critical of the increasing industrialization of the manufacturer of works in britain, he was such as dressers he was unable to stem the tide of that commercial success which resulted from the consumer boom. in in case, his own production, instead of accessible to a broader market, became increasingly expensive and only available to elite which he despised and remained at odds with his theory that should be made available and shared by all as previously expounded upon by james ruskin. royal commissions, i have to say something abo

, morris -- >> i'm sorry, go ahead. >> morris, david sounds like you expect it toe to be dead money. me to imagine it gets a lot of momentum behind it given the lack of visibility you are talking about. >> i'm just saying, tactically we were concerned yesterday morning because the stock had had a run and we know a lot of things come out of facebook conference call which a lot of analysts can get what you'd say very uncertain about but i'm not smart enough to answer your question very near term, david. i can say it is a great company. they understand their problems i think you have a ceo who really does get it, who's very engaged. he's only 34 years old, and he's been doing this for 15 years he's very engaged. so the way we look at it, it is a terrific business. they have some relationship with 1 out of every 3 people in the world who doesn't live in china. they have 2.5 billion users either on facebook and/or instagr instagram and/or messenger and/or what's app. i think they are seeking to develop that relationship and with respect to regulatory and social issues. >> morris, today on

morris, let me start with you.economics, there's parade optimum where everybody gets their man, no one does any better without hurting another party. are you happy, your firm owns shares of all three players. is this the best outcome you could have expected? >> everybody gets approvals. huge win for all three companies. i think you have tech savvy smart executives running both disney and come tsa. i think they made the best decision and everybody will win. >> julia, what happens if disney decides not to sell that stake in sky and end up taking the entire pie what happens then for comcast if it plays out that way? >> so right now comcast is the leading bid for sky, and they would be able to buy that 61% that disney/fox do not own the question is whether disney is willing to sell that 39%. i think comcast is ready to move forward. whether they own 69% or the entirety of sky, they would like to own all of sky. the thing for comcast and sky, the reason that deal makes so much sense for them is access sky gives them to

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that's his mother tameka morris in the red scarf with some family and friends. morris says she had put her toddler down for a nap sunday...and returned to doing laundry. the family believes alejandro woke up and went outside to look for his siblings. the house supposedly has lowered locks due to the previous resident's mobility issues, but morris was never made aware of it before moving in...and says she tried to get the landlord to fix it. "why wouldn't she disclose something like that and let somebody move into a house that has small children?" (grant) alejandro's mother says child protective services has since removed her other eight children and placed them with their grandmother. (vicki) happening now... a new clue tonight in the mysterious disappearance of a woman traveling through the bay area.(grant) it has now been nearly a week since angela hernandez was last heard from during a road trip from portland to southern california. on friday - she contacted her family after stopping to rest in half moon bay. on monday night - her cell phone sent sent out sig

he established a plan with dick morris to help him reposition himself. >> morris calls his strategy triangulationinton in the mitt cal middle. >> how can he come over here and say some days you're republican? >> you take the best from each party and you bring it together in an amalgam of what the american people want. >> i have learned a lot about the good ideas that each side has that we could all embrace. >> they are shifting to the right. he campaigns by saying, you know, i'm not going to be soft. i'm not going to be one of these bleeding heart liberals. >> an officer killed in the line of duty, a father gunned down at work. a student shot at school. >> deadly assault weapons off our streets. 100,000 more police on the streets, expand the death penalty. that's how we'll protect america. >> from '93 up until '96, he enacts nafta. he enacts crime bills. he enacts welfare reform. almost all of that is coming out of republican and conservative policy circles. >> liberal democrats felt betrayed by bill clinton. they believed clinton had sold out to the right wingers and to the penny pinching conser

all the morris was highly critical of the increasing industrialization of the manufactured works of art in unable to stand the tide of that commercial success which resulted from the consumer boom. in any case, his own productions, instead of being acceptable to a broad market , became had hoped increasingly expensive and affordable only to a specialist elite, which he despised and remained at odds with his theory that art should be made available and shared by all as previously expounded by john. , especiallysions palace furnishing schemes are really considered to be in the vanguard of art and design. one rare exception is seen in the work undertaken at st. james's palace. painter, the partner in the firm was introduced to william, the commissioner through john. they were given the job of redecorating to rooms, the armory on the right and the tapestry room on the left. this was followed by work undertaken by them in other words by providing new wallpaper, stenciling and wall hangings. this is not much known about. for the most part, we have been considering works that have for much of

welcome back to the kaiser report max kaiser time now to turn all over morris who is a python developer and who is fifteen years old oliver welcome to the kaiser report and you have i mean it's great to see it we saw you up and double money columns and we got to meet you we know that you've been developing macs going for a few years and i as i understand it you when eight years old first saw kaiser report is that correct and then you started to get into crypt yeah so what i want to know as walk me through what were the steps in other words ok you're watching guys or you're like ok this guy max is like. stacey seems like she's normal started watching and then krypto what's that so then in recent yeah how do you get into i'm just watching well what happened at that moment so. a big point and understanding of that coin and the chain and now a years old i didn't get too much into into i was about eleven or twelve obviously knew about it back then i was any age that's when i was there in the gaming or i was more into gaming and not programming it so but i have so from the last three or four

as i referred to earlier, the morris and dressers. certainly they would feature heavily in decorative arts courses in britain and america. understandably, there are fewer -- royal commissions are little studied alongside the more famous contemporaries. that could be a perceived lack of purpose attached to royal interiors or the unadventurous --s of -- unadventurous miss unadventurousness of royal commissions may be true. whatever the case, the accommodation of the head of state of what was then the most powerful nation in the world must surely be given some thought. i think this is especially true in the case of queen victoria and prince albert who found an inventive designer and art advisor in lugwig gruenner. he likely met prince albert in rome. both were let loose on buckingham palace's interiors in the 1850's and produced wonderfully rich, polychrome wall decorations which you can see on the left. by the time edward the seventh succeeded his mother in 1901, those interiors were hopelessly out of date, and instead, a sort of louis

our correspondent chris morris, there.f executive of the firm's parent company centrica. iain conn has been speaking to our business editor simonjack, who is here. how did he explain this? he acknowledged it has been a rough few years for centrica. they lost nearly 1 few years for centrica. they lost nearly1 million customer few years for centrica. they lost nearly 1 million customer accounts last year, that a flood of exodus, if you like, has continued. some people get both gas and electricity. in fact 341,000 customer accounts we re in fact 341,000 customer accounts were actually lost. he said he hoped that eventually the tide would not have a ptly that eventually the tide would not have aptly termed, but at least stop. our goal is to stabilise the total customer account number and then to grow it. what we are seeing is falls in our energy supply customer numbers. our home services numbers, our british gas engineer accounts, have actually gone up in the first half of this year. for the first time since 2011. so, overall,

some additional women we've had in the hall of fame include esther hobart morris. represented here in this commemorative plate and also a sculpture. she was the first justice of the peace in the united states. this was in wyoming. in 1870. keep in mind, this was 50 years before women were able to vote with the ratification of the 19th amendment where they guaranteed these rights. she was an extraordinary person. we've also got hortense sparks ward in our hall of fame. she was an attorney. she was also the first female who is licensed to practice in front of the supreme court. another woman we have in the hall of fame is an architect, mary jane coulter. she's noteworthy because she currently has 11 buildings listed on the national historic register. this is a woman who worked with the housing company, the harvey girls, the harvey hotels, so she joined the company and assigned many of the buildings for him. one of the things that distinguished mary jane coulter was that she with her design took a departure from at that time, using the european models as the go by, so

just me right after the morris explorers one knew it would have their. record. to say play the piano. out a little straw. poll welcome to sophie and tell i'm so sorry shevardnadze said today we've got lots to talk about in our program and our ghastly. good luck that. exists is harlan kentucky. with all of this group the boys says you can walk through st fanny's leave. a co money city it was almost no coal mines left. the jobs are gone all the coal was just that there was a love to see these people the survivors of a world disappearing before their eyes. i remember thinking when i was younger that if anything ever happened to the coal mines here that it would become a ghost town but i never thought in a million years i would see that and it's happening it's happened. because of financial survival that it was all about money long. first to visit this issue the three different. good this is a good start well we have our three banks all set up for something if you're something in america something overseas or the cayman islands or do we do all these banks were compl

just like mayor morris. together they're rooting for their hometown to boom again. >> it's legal. people need to wake up, it's not the days of the past, you know, are moving forward. holyoke has embraced the ipds and we acknowledge this is an economic development driver for us. >> reporter: tony dokoupil, holyoke, massachusetts. >>> nearly a year after hurricane harvey devastated parts of houston a lot of homes remain unlivable. chip reid has the story of one group of volunteers working to put the city back together. one house at a time. >> reporter: for courtney callum the opportunity to help displaced houston residents return home has helped her turn her own life around. >> everything i felt i was doing in life wasn't working out. >> reporter: after four years in the coast guard and suffering from post-traumatic stress disorders column founded team rubicon, a disaster response organization made up of military veterans and volunteers helping to rebuild houston. >> i figured if i'm miserable i might as well go help other people. but by helping other people it pulled me out of that

my tangential issues he sarah morris on the she sai. also also and that the time had. one a blazing to break retiring houston's downtown win win european union. well while writing reading and he had some kind of kind of the asian castle grande comically been. time round round over a frat final don't know the press conference was the product process said no you. need meet ron documents residents. without any conditions that he believes that chinese meeteting -- has has not done so [inaudible] russia. don't don't don't and land on you because i think i think that the you can doesn't some of them journalism and as well as he didid it. yeah yeah perhaps maybe i'd say on a level. leading to the scene. issues. not terrorism rushing and that from the and that at no i don't [inaudible] mr anything. accordingly the latest report six six leaving the field and in november how how many on the on the this. in the city of your attending reduce compiles of altering an unchangeable rebel. deposit option in the company. as firefighters structural contains also is giving on a string sec

just really right after the morris explorers one who would have their. feet. tall to illustrate. welcome to sophie and tell him so shevardnadze said today we're got lots to talk about in our program and our gas. good luck that'll. you know. that i would rather have that than other. luckily that i'm not out of the amount of money they're playing and i get a feeling. this was a good time to. try to move there i'm. not allowed out want to get my little money now why not act and arrogant ass up for exxon and the all the people we believe this open here. model of i can say what the bible said johnny boy are you the moment of mother how do it all because there are a lot of them on the way to my building looking at the people i don't want to put out a lot more which party would i know them of the brother. in the last days of the soviet union people were full of hope and anticipation of the upcoming changes underground music by young musicians of the time captured the mood perfectly what was it like to live and make music in that atmosphere. across europe municipalities are taking their

some additional women that we have in our hall of fame include esther hobart morris, and she's represented here in a commemorative plate and a sculpture. she was the first justice of the peace in the united states. this was in wyoming. and this was in 1870. now, bear in mind, this was about 50 years before women were even able to vote with the ratification of the 19th amendment that guaranteed women those rights. so he was an extraordinary person. additionally in the legal realm, we have also got sparks ward in our hall of fame. this was a woman who was an attorney, and she was the first female to pass the bar in the state of texas. she was also the first female who was licensed to practice in front of the supreme court. another woman that we have in the hall of fame is an ark tekttekt -- architect, mary jane colter. she has 11 buildings listed on the national historic register. this is a woman who worked with the harvey company, you know, the harvey girls and the harvey hotels. so she joined the company and designed many of the buildings for him. one of the things that distinguished mary

we have seen phillip morris go down 28%, japan tobacco down 15%.t we are seeing is e-cigarettes are growing. ,nd cigarettes are growing down they went down about four percentage points a year. quitting smoking, they are replacing it with bathing -- vaping. brad: the fda is looking into this. they are asking how juul markets to teenagers. what are the challenges? in april, the fda knocked on their door and said we need to know more about this product. what are your health concerns, provide us with your research. you also need to provide us with your marketing materials. what are you talking about in meetings, are you trying to target children? that is audacious. they, of course, said they are not targeting children. brad: even though they had candy colored flavors. olivia: they have actually tapered that down. there is another company called kandi depends, it is interesting they have targeted juul because there are other companies with more kid friendly flavors and colors. brad: what other questions are they likely to get? they can say this is a hea

chris morris. to him and someone is with him and helping to look after him. hopefully he‘ll be feeling completely better very soon, and wish him well. president trump has said he is willing to hold talks with iran‘s leaders without any "pre—conditions" and "any time they want" to discuss how to improve realations. earlier this month, mr trump clashed with the iranian president, hassan rouhani. the united states has also abandoned its support for the international deal to stop iran‘s nuclear weapons programme. here‘s our north america correspondent, peter bowes. with the us due to impose new sanctions on iran in just over a week‘s time, donald trump was asked at a news conference whether he‘d be prepared to meet with president rouhani and under what conditions. i would certainly meet with iran if they wanted to meet. i don‘t know that they‘re ready yet, they‘re having a hard time right now. but i ended the iran deal, it was a ridiculous deal. i do believe that they will probably end up wanting to me

that is what companies like philip morris is trying to do. what did they do right?ey launched in 2015 and they already have 60% of the vape market. they are also replacing traditional cigarettes. we are seem philip morris's stock are down 24%. british american tobacco is also down 24%. down 24%.cco is also e-cigarettes are growing. they grew about 3.5 percentage points this year and the cigarettes are going down. they went down about four percentage points a year. people are not necessarily quitting smoking, they are just replacing it with raping. brad: and the u.s. food -- vaping. brad: and the u.s. food and drug administration are not happy about this. what are the regulatory challenges for jewel -- jule? >> the fda knocked on the door and said we need to know more about their product. what are the health concerns, provide us with research. you also need to tell us about your internal marketing materials. are you trying to target children? which, you know that is an audacious ask. --julesaid we do not said we do not cater to that. there are other bathing companies

it with their color shot here in the same morris i was pretty nice first of all it's very nice there makes for the queen elizabeth became queen elizabeth in which decade when did she go on to the throne forty. four forty nine hundred forty as you say it is sixty one thousand nine hundred fifty which decade when you're. seventy is to make sure people before look at the right are the blocky the population of sweetness a little bit smaller than yourselves a ball for twenty one million i mean final answer. you kept your nerve and you did write ten million it is well done sir what is the population all. around seventy million sixty six is a small season teamwork i guess you got there in the end nineteen ninety eight inch youngest ever cool scorer against argentina remember the wonder goal he scored it. could be. michael. owen michael oher we go on we got it what was sweden highest ever finish a world cup their best place in fifty eight group against brazil in fifty eight. because no one pelley but he had done when he did not the pole was good enough you know every day when done in the net

the morris the wonderful herb in the wood the chinese feet. off the gods. problems between nations seventy. three years old who are still. there to watch the illusion among consumers to go back to quality in bed happened to on who would be able. to create t.v. read the same enjoyment as it's big to be to do the deed about predict why us of all people still on. the roll back and. away from you know. we understand the differences. and the similarities of cultures across the world so no matter how you take it al-jazeera will bring you the news and current affairs that matter to you al-jazeera. are going to say lied going to say or quote. those stuck in the stuff in the stores. on a high they've lived here almost as this is. the most little minion as if they had better food from the outside and then if you asked me if these funds did that as you see. it in colombia a booklet at the school it. just. to look i think again a new color from the old and a better because you and you have to get a freeze in going would proofs in their christian interest in butter down

but many palestinians have chits to mimi's actions president mahmoud abbas is a man tell me mr morris praising her as a role model of civil resistance following her release. to russia now it has put on a display of its military might during the annual navy day parade show or forty warships sailing in parade formation through the waters the st petersburg. president vladimir putin presided over the event saying his country's fleet helped protect russian interests large crowds turned out to catch a glimpse of warplanes and submarines. karen thomas has won the tour de france becoming the first ever welshman to win the event thomas only needed to complete the final stage to ensure victory it's his maiden tour de france title and the sixth time in seven years that a rider from team sky has won the road cycling's top competition cue the celebrations. champagne all round for team sky at the end of a triumphant sort of fronts just like in the last three years what's changed though is that when he himself the right thomas i'm likely to hear of the welshman secured his first ever told win after

he's not going to talk about that no fly list just did it right after the morris explorers one who would have their meeting. record. to say. oh. ok let's throw. welcome to sophie and tell him so the shevardnadze said today we're got lots to talk about in our program and our gas. good luck little. good politicians do something to. put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president or injury. or something i want to be rich. but you're going to be for us this is what the before the tree of the morning can't be good that i'm interested always in the waters in the. west sydney. misson the consumer is married but he lives with dolls and has a wife. she's head as usual at the agreed time maybe it's out of habit all lingering worry about a husband that she still helps with his household chillis. and it works for the best candidates get. close to that and it's them that gets to similar see one week for one if they want it says and so what was that one agent in the symbol. for moto and kowtow to enjoy taking their girlfriends for a forest ride. that's when cor

has had to agree not to launch any further suits against her and so taken as a whole the trial was morris unlock the trial of her until. well canada loudly celebrated its one. birthday and nine hundred sixty seven peace and maybe my family's suffered in silence a few parents had committed suicide others became alcoholics and some were having severe psychiatric. that's a little my children were now school age but the question that plagued medical and educational authorities was what type of school should they enter some experts recommended schools for the handicapped while others advise the regular education system in new york since a scattergun alvin law as parents had run into opposition from the local grade school when they tried to enroll him school says wait he's got no arms he can't go to the school they don't have such a thing as integration and out of all what's integration he's a kid in instability or school he needs to learn and it's to be educated he can write he can read what else do you need the school finally agreed to take out of that but soon afterwards he ran into a reacti

to be removed altogether we got the chance to speak to racial equality computer lead just stephen morris from the english democrats party on this why have we got this statue of a man who sold millions of africans into bondage and slavery ripped operate them babies from their mother's breast separated families killed maimed and murdered millions of africans but he gave money to charity so we should have a statue of him in our town square we have to look at the full history of the of the slave trade.

in iran by an economic hit man was very successful so for many years the economic it francis and morris set into place as a way to respect and the global empire is really a corporate empire i think a big mistake was made in the round the year two thousand and later the bush administration the clinton administrations in the united states when the military industrial complex basically said hey you know. the world has been kind of taken over by corporations but we're not part of that we're going to get back into militarization and nine eleven provided a fantastic excuse for the bush administration to get back into the military process we're in that yeah it's lose and it's our working on the other hand the russians and the chinese are playing the game that we used to play which is really our economic hit man. and that seems to be doing quite well that's going to be six david. thank you and that's it for the show will be back on wednesday when we speak to one of the world's greatest social geographers professor danny dorling about his new book the inequality britain's ticking time bomb and n

but many palestinians have chits to mimi's actions president mahmoud abbas is a man tell me mr morris praising her as a role model of civil resistance following her release. you're watching did a billionaire still to come a closer look at the zimbabwean economic crisis that crisis of course is at the top of the agenda and the country's election that's taking place today that story coming up with your hot in just a minute. and i'll be back with more international news at the top in africa. after. in fighting for the case to take you seriously in the world of what appears is coming out women. though these folks. here are not the smart smart stayed in the gym recently dangerous stunt double for mine.

but many palestinians have to mimi's actions president mahmoud abbas is a man to me mr morris praising her as a. of civil resistance following her release. now to some other stories making headlines around the world malaysia's government says it cannot determine with any certainty why flight m h three seventy mysteriously disappeared its official report says the pilot and first officer well rested and showed no evidence of anxiety or stress the malaysia airlines plane carrying two hundred thirty nine people disappeared over the indian ocean in two thousand and fourteen some wreckage has been found but not the plane itself. the party of cambodian prime minister one sense says it has won a landslide victory in disputed elections it claims to have won all the seats in parliament official results will be out next month but rights groups are calling the election a sham after the main opposition party was banned prime minister hun sen as the world's longest serving leader the editor of the new york times says he's met with the u.s. president are there cells berger says he told us president d

we have seen phillip morris' stock go down 28%, japan tobacco down 15%.re seeing is e-cigarettes are growing. they grew about 3.5 percentage points this year. and cigarettes are going down. they went down about four percentage points a year. people are not necessarily quitting traditional cigarettes. they are replacing it with vaping. brad: the fda is looking into this. they are asking how juul markets to teenagers. the regulatory challenges and what are they telling the fda? olivia: in april, the fda doorlly knocked on juul's and said we need to know more , about this product. what are your health concerns, provide us with your research. you also need to provide us with your marketing materials. what are you talking about in meetings, are you trying to target children? that is sort of an out dacia's act. -- audacious act. course they are not , targeting children. brad: even though they had candy colored flavors. olivia: they have actually tapered that down. there is another company called kandi pen. it is interesting they have targeted juul because there

within one year, the marlboro man helped boost philip morris' sales by 3,000%. >> the marlboro man waser than a cowboy? the individual who doesn't give a damn. >> marlboro tapped into an indispensable element of cool -- independence. ♪ [ whistling ] >> the closest thing to a synonymous phrase for cool is individual rebellion that a person carves out his or her own path. and that can get projected onto a product. >> it wasn't as if people were completely blind to the idea that smoking had deleterious effects. i think that the coolness of smoking kept that at bay for a while. >> there can no longer be any doubt that the heavy smoking of cigarettes is a serious health hazard. >> but that day in 1964, when the surgeon general made his announcement, everything changed. >> when science finally came into the field to say, uh, you know, not only is it probably not good for you, but it's probably going to kill you, um, that did begin to change the narrative. >> cigarette consumption took a nose dive. big tobacco stood to lose billions. >> smoke which goes into the body. >> and it wasn't enough

tameka morris believes her son, alejandro lopez junior ...oke up from a nap and went outside to look for his siblings. the house has lowered locks due to the previous resident's mobility issues, but morris says she was never made aware of it before moving in. she says that is how the boy got out and got into the car by himself. while police investigate ... child protective services has removed the mother's other 8 children and placed them with their grandmother. ( terisa ) 6 people were taken into custody on meth charges... after federal search warrants were served across san mateo. this is an update to a story we first brought on wednesday morning as breaking news. the charges range from possession with intent to sell to conspiracy. if convicted... the accused face minimum sentences of 3 to 10 years. some could face life sentences. ( darya ) students are outraged after two bay areas school annouce they'll close in december. argosy un

these women are considering a daring move casting their ballot they've never been allowed to men for morry pour their village in central pakistan banned women from voting almost as soon as the country gained independence in one thousand forty seven things are changing slowly for the general election taking place at the end of the month pakistan's election commission has said it will invalidate results from constituencies where female turnout is less than ten percent but it's no guarantee for women to vote safely the new rule runs into old tradition young man problem the main problem here is that women are prevented from casting their ballots. the men make it an issue of honor that's why they don't allow their women to cast votes they perhaps think that women are stupid. so many generations of women have been denied a vote here it's become normal not too many say they want to vote but few want to be the first. they did ignoring the taboo and threats of violence in two thousand and fifteen local elections they say if their families permit them they will vote. no they won't. i cast my vote to

on the morris family along the waubash river, and him that came in 1800 to build the fort and those families are still farming in that area. there's still people who have been there over 200 years, and they're still farming, still own the land there but there are like the same last names often show up. people were connected. they were connected by churches. there was a lot of ar-me -- ame churches and the mission areas, so church building going on, connectivity that way. people were marrying and i find members of the roberts family, allen family, nor croft, western wisconsin and illinois and ohio, going -- they're everywhere. old, old names. some people have been free since then 16 90s so it's just did was just a lot of digging. >> thank you. >> you're welcome. >> i think you were next. >> did you -- i'm interested in the book they were doing in terms of having educating their kids. you said you mentioned hiring the justice of the peace to tutor his kids, but did the set up schools? dithey have plan ford higher education or was this -- were they trying to get the most done with the

but i think making a jump from phillip morris, which systemically spent lobbying dollars and tried to pay off politicses for four to five decades to suppress information, is an aufrly big jump by that para -- awfully big jump by that person. emily: what about profitable versus privacy? will one always trump the other? and can we actually trust facebook? >> i have no problem trusting facebook any more than i trust any other company on earth. profitability and privacy is kind of funny to me. we choose to do convenience over profitability every day of the week. and privacy. the way we pick privacy on a pedestal is almost nonexistent in our actions. every person watching this right now gives up privacy every day for convenience and speed. so whether it's amazon or google or apple or facebook or any of these tchaps sit as a layer on top of the internet, we have shown through our actions over the last 30 years, and continue to, with the usage of instagram and others, i love all the people protesting facebook on instagram. we prove as humans all the time how we think about privacy, which is

artist is a guy name paul morris he has nothing personal against lombardie was justified paint t i tooknd skech it out f art is a crime oh, well guess i'm guilty. >> the blding is an eye sore and north pros dense building inspectors deed it unsafe. neighbordon't want to look at an eyeore. the owner has not rched out for comment. >> taiwan one local government with a campaign.it transtlits ld photo of kids participating showsat them holding signs that point say, yes, i do. sort of opposite of nancy reagan nust sayo campaign. in taiwang sla forgetting high would bto flyto, h the tee likely means let's have fun together khing does not seem more appropriate for anti-drug campaign. >> all right. for months now every night in kack astan internet slows dow down. when the presint goes lone line, did might be backfiring most people annoyed are not supporters of opposition and attempts to simp him could hurt his relevance and status. kack stan has a track record opponents via technology.tical >> up next who ilysleeping undly andinging and turning >> up next who ilysleeping undly andinging and tur