morris is a problematic character for a lot of reasons. i think he is hamilton's most important mentor in the area i am interested in. of course, there are other areas of hamilton's life. this creative period. but morris is sometimes a difficult character to deal with he spent his vast wealth on financing the revolution out of this pocket, some people would say the revolution also financed him. he did not have a problem with mingling private and public funds. menas probably the richest in america, casually corrupt, obese, witty, charming, and quite a character. really the first major banker the country had. the was someone who saw brilliance of young hamilton, and to whom hamilton gravitated. they were looking at the issue of how to keep the country together, and what we're really talking about here is how to keep the country together as a political force, but the way they cite, and this was the genius -- the way they saw it, and this was genius, keeping the country together as a financial phenomenon. what they were talking about here is w

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 whites which are cigarettes produced legally in one country to be sold on the black market in another. so what type of trafficking was the agreement between interpol and philip morris international really aimed at. this deal is really just about addressing counterfeit and counterfeit it is just one element of the illicit cigarette trade and it's the smallest element is a far bigger problem with the tobacco companies products and the illicit market they're putting money into and so interpol can speak about the illicit tobacco trade and represent issues on the u.s. to chop tobacco trade that the tobacco companies wa

been voted out of the job by his or her own party kathy novak reports from said artist from john morris of. australia is introduced to another new prime minister to power not in a popular vote but rather installed by colleagues in the party ballot facing a tough job to ensure that we not only bring now back together which has been bruised and battered this week traditional grandson jack malcolm turnbull became prime minister when he pushed out his predecessor tony abbott in twenty fifteen now turnbull is the latest australian leader to leave before the end of his term a strike will be just dumbstruck. and so appalled by the conduct of the last week he blames

morris could be an impact player for kyle shanahan. the chargers... we're about 30 minutes away from . >>> you are looking live at levi's stadium in santa clara tonight. the preseason game of the season, the san francisco 49ers host the los angeles chargers. i'm graduating from san diego to los angeles. hello, i'm alongside tank williams. before we came on the air, i'll share an inside secret. i said, hey, tank, not a lot of people are going to play, so relay your experiences to playing in the fourth preseason game and you said? >> i never played in the fourth preseason game. usually what the starters are worried about are being the first one in the locker room to grab a hot dog. >> but you were in the fourth round -- >> second round. don't short change me. >> they put me in bubble wrap for the fourth preseason game and we were good to go once the season started. >> okay. second round. let's get you set for kickoff tt . >> reporter: virtually none of the 49ers will be suited up tonight which means cj will get to start at quarterback. no real competiti

(sot: morris) <morris>"i am familiar with the offense. two years.there's a lot of differences now, but overall there is a lot of similarities, and just kind of getting back into learning these things. it's gonna be a process, but the first day went pretty well. they gave me opportunities to get in there and get my feet wet." this being my last week at kron we are running segments from ny career at 8:45... here is a tease for tonight's bit... "after graduating in speech and arts, gary turned to broadcasting, and had the unique distinction of hosting two shows on two different channels. one with legendary unlv basketball coach jerry tarkanian. radnich would book guests by offering car service--his own car, a plum- colored cadillac el dorado who was affectionately known as "raddie's caddy, or, as mom liked to call it:"the pimp mo-bile" how about some how about how about some interntional soccer? uefa super cup finals...real madrid battling atletico estonia.... real playing without superstar cristiano ronaldo...and...no surprise...t

chris morris, bbc news. and 110w else. chris morris, bbc news. and now the rest of today's news.s dismissed what's called unverified fake results, after emmerson mnangagwa was declared winner of the first presidential election since the ousting of robert mugabe. nelson chamisa's mdc alliance party says it will launch a legal challenge because the vote was rigged. there's a heavy police presence on the streets of the capital harare, after protests on wednesday left six people dead. our correspondent nomsa mseko reports. zimbabweans have spoken but celebrations the morning after an election have been largely absent in the capital harare. a sense of business as usual has returned with shops reopening. but a large police presence still firmly on the ground. the army, which unleashed rounds of bullets on protesting supporters of the opposition movement for democratic change on wednesday in some of the most violent scenes the country has seen in years with at least six people killed, was not visible on the streets of the capital. in the dead of night the country's electoral commission

there are some things to clean up. >> the star of the game tonight, alfred morris. does he make the team? >> without a question. >> thanks so much for putting the hat on. >>> we are not done yet. here comes the second segment. in this one, the bay area nine. the giants catcher. at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visit att.com/accessnow to learn more. lets give you the division races....a's business... >>> back with baseball. let's give it the division races. >> 612 home runs. they were swinging away. 13,000 homeruns in history. he allowed just one run. he has won his last game. there was a pinch hitter who drove one. off-the-wall, and they won the game. a final score of 62. what does t

certainly dresser and morris were featured heavily in decorative arts in britain and america. perhaps understandable, royal commissions are little studied alongside their more famous contemporaries. 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 a marvelously invented designer and art adviser in gruner, originally from dresden and most likely met prince albert in rome. they produced wonderfully rich polychrome wall decorations that you can see on the left there. by the time he succeeded his mother, those interiors were hopelessly out of date. and so edward vii brought in white and gold painted look, in london completed around the same time. i think you can see a very stark contrast. it's more or less than it looks today. palace interiors have actually changed very little since. mention must be made of queen mary, who was very much a product of her time. she was intensely interested in the

so morris will help fill the void.with the cow boys the last two seasons but previously ran for nearly 4,000 yards in three seasons with the redskins which means kyle shanahan was his offensive coordinate for two of them. maybe morris will get some playing time saturday when the 49ers play the texans in houston. kickoff is set for 5 p.m. and will be right here on kpix5. >>> to golf now, brooks koepka beat tiger woods in the pga championship for his third major in the last two seasons, but the real winner was cbs. ratings in the final round were up 69% over last year. koepka knew he wasn't a popular champion. >> i think other than me, my team, everybody was rooting for tiger. i mean as they should. >>> so the raiders played here friday and the grounds crew has been busy trying to get this field back into a baseball field. bob melvin says he is impressed with the condition of the field tonight as they welcome in the mariners for a three-game set. live at the coliseum, andrea nakano, back to you guys. >> should be fun. >>

sarah morris has been there to find out more.is a routine, every morning spanish customs officers take to the sea looking for traffickers. in the gibraltar strait, 100 customs officers patrolled the coast seven days a week. they are after speedboats carrying drugs. ththey are 12 meters long and extremely powerful. >> here in the strait it is a permanent race, because response time is minimal but the african coast is nearby. they are so fast. we to send out a list to catch them. reporter: every year, the cannabis grows. lester, 130 tons were seized, three times more than in 2016. by sea a round-trip, between morocco and spain takes less than one hour. >> they are like flies. they move around everywhere. they are unpredictable and the coast is difficult to navigate, with a lot of traffic in the ports. that is why we put a camera system in. with the sea patrol and helicopters. reporter: this year, customs has their own fastest speedboats to stop the drug pushers reaching the bay. boats and helicopters chases are common, because the

pain was aware of that and he low morris.he also unfairly blamed george washington for having him thrown in prison. i don't think washington had anything to do with that. i do think he knew payne was in prison and did nothing to get him out of prison. when monroe went over in the summer of 94 as the american investor to france, he did was not even aware that payne was in prison. payne left the army in the late 1770s because he could not get a command position. he comes back to virginia hoping to get something back in the virginia line for the virginia militia. he struck out there as well. so, when this occurs he's no longer in the army. he's practicing law. he knows that he's missing out on the laurels that people were winning at yorktown. one other thing on a transformation and it's important to take a second to say something about it, jefferson was transformed someone by his stay in paris. in his summary view and pamphlet that came out in 1774 about 18 months before independence, jefferson talk some about the monarchy but h

the pragmatism and commercialism of dresser was -- william morris had textiles and embroideries made. he considered it to be the very sorry and current state of decorative arts. it is often not realized that it is the largest portion of the decorative arts of furnishing in britain at this time. some sort of rococo style. this is of course a very very small part of the market. this is one of the things that you always learn and see in galleries and if you read books about the 19th century, it is the sort of thing you can read about, but the reality is houses up and down the country were filled with this rococo revival style. but, although morris was highly critical of the increasingly industrialization of the manufacturing works of art in britain, such as dresser, he was unable to stem the tide which resulted from the consumer boom. his own productions, instead of being accessible to a broad market as he had hoped, became increasingly expensive and affordable only to a specialized elite which he despised and remained at odds with his theory that art should be made available to all. roy

. >>> well, pending a physical, free agent alfred morris will join the 49ers in houston for practice-season game. san francisco is light at the position but head coach kyle shanahan said morris could more than make the roster. he expects him to. this abc 7 sports report is brought to you by riverrock casino. great baseball. i can't wait for tomorrow ni you...and mom also gets aoss shoppiback-to-school bag? that's yes for less. ross has the brands you want for back to school. and it feels even better when you find them for less. at ross. yes for less. ♪ ♪ ♪ i put a spell on you ♪ yeah, because you're mine ♪ with chase atms serena can now grab cash on the go, all with the tap of her phone. ♪ stop thgsou do no card? no problem. life, lived serena's way. chase, make more of what's yours. ...which means you can saynally hyes... ...to the shoes your family wants. find top brands at big savings... ...for men, women, boys and girls all for a whole lot less... ...at the ross shoe event. yes for less. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight, jeff daniels, from c

. >>> well, pending a physical, free agent alfred morris will join the 49ers in houston for practicethe team prepares for its second pre-season game. san francisco is light at the position but head coach kyle shanahan said morris could more than make the roster. he expects him to. this abc 7 sports report is brought to you by riverrock casino. great baseball. great baseball. i can't wait for tomorrow night. many people living with diabetes monitor their blood glucose every day. which means they have to stop. and stick their fingers. repeatedly. today, life-changing technology from abbott makes it possible to track glucose levels. without drawing a drop of blood, again and again. the most personal technology, is technology with the power to change your life. life. to the fullest. >>> tv's number one daily viral video show "right this minute." a curious cheetah turns this safari into one wild ride. >> kitty cats is like hey, everybody. >> why this dude climbs into closer to that cat? >> not only did they get the shot, they lived to tell about it. >>> rescuers search for a missing man b

you know, in his later years, morris had parkinson's disease. john mccain went over every week and read the arizona papers to his friend who could no longer do it himself. so, i think he undersold himself. that's what good and kind and generous people do. it speaks to this spirit of tran sen dense. it wasn't about party. joe biden said, i trust him with my life. john mccain practiced that kind of politics. >> you can see the family and friends gathered at the air national guard base at phoenix international airport. they will board for the flight to washington, d.c. you saw cindy mccain, the widow. she will be boarding the airport. for the family, they thought about this. they had 13 months to think about it after he was diagnose nopsed with the severe brain cancer. john mccain, himself, was very much involved in planning, organizing and arranging all of this. >> certainly the senator and the family had a sense of how important this is going to be. >> you can see cindy, jimmy, jack and meghan. they are boarding this aircraft as we speak. go ahea

running back alfred morris and defense you be back richard sherman started at lucas oil stadium.ing a solid case to make the roster. 17 carries for 84 yards inclu including this 11 yard run, he had more but penalties continue to plague the offense as do dropped passes. look at jimmy garoppolo. a would be touchdown to cole but that's not good. 135 yards. andrew luck 8 of 10 for 90 yards. eric ebron held on just fine for that 15-yard score. colts up by one at the half. beathard 83 yards. my gosh, are you kidding? another dropped touchdown pass. dante pettis this time. 49ers get their lone touchdown with four minutes left. the colts go on to win and shanahan liked his new running back. >> i was happy with al from what i saw. he got good looks and it looked like he always got more than what they blocked for. he ran hard. i was pleased. >> carried the ball well. i have only been here a week or so. i thought the o-line blocked great, too. plenty of time. barely got touched. that makes everything a lot easier. >> buster posey was not in the lineup as the team announced he'll undergo sea

two-time pro bowler alfred morris will join the team in houston.al, but kyle shanahan expects the veteran to practice this week. shanahan was morris' offensive coordinator in washington and calls him a hard runner. shanahan says absolutely he could make the roster. >> i just told him i waited so long to invite him. i didn't want to invite him unless he had a chance to make a team. and i do believe he has the chance to make the team here. and that's all alpha wants. he wants a chance to compete. i think with some of the injuries he's had, now he does have chance to compete. so he is getting in late. but we'll see how he does over the next few weeks. and if he's running the same way he always has, he'll have a chance. >> that's going to be a good night of bay area baseball tonight, 7:05 first pitch for the a's and sean manaea on the hill tonight. >> doesn't he know you can't survive without a phone? >> flip phone. i love this guy. add him to the a's lore. >> awesome. join us at 9:00 on kofy. check your medicine cabinet. if you buy your nasal spray at

cousin from incident i had known scotty had been told not to morris on so long even. i. i was it's were more. my choice to be scott because given the way to transfer the troops. and in the gosh mom and i want. to talk. for an older one is the go and they're very kickoff. a warm welcome to the new season here on kick off life for some it's a new football well they're out there not least with cristiana rinaldo now playing for you ventus ok so a player moves club no big deal right.

for elaine simpson and sharlene monique morris the whirlwind began before they even got to the chapeling. >> and then when we had the police escort, i said i can go home. i literally can tell my grandkids this -- >> we didn't have to stop for my red lights. >> no red lights. >> that's the one phenomenon we talk about. >> me too. >> you didn't have to stop at any red lights. >> no. ♪ >>eporter: the wedding and the sony record deal was the result of hard work and the answer to a prayer. >> for us, i'll be very honest, it's like oh, wow, we actually get to reach so many more people. and that's the exciting thing for us, this is really, really cool. ♪ >> reporter: it's an opportunity granted by god, choir director karen gibson says, not to mention prince harry and meghan. who were you singing for that day? >> we were singing for the couple, definitely, because it's their wedding, their very private, personal, intimate ceremony on the world stage. ♪ stand by me >> reporter: because something in their voices, that sound, that song, struck a chord that day that resonated far beyond the castl

morris... who played for the cowboys last season...washington in 2012 when shanahan was the offensive coordinator.... but his biggest claim top fame was when he was all-pro in 2013... he was still driving a 1991 mazda because he said he wanted to "stay close to his roots"(wipe to sherman getting back) meanwhile... jimmy garoppolo and the niners were back at work today... and another injured player... richard sharman... who is battling a hamstring issue... was back on the practice today... the question... will he play saturday in texas sherman... of couse coming off a ruptured achilles that cut his final season in seattle short... so his health is always a concern kyle asked about sherman's (sot: shanahan) <><><> the raiders were also back at practice today... in napa jon gruden and company will travel to los angeles to take on the rams in their 2nd exhibition game... also on saturday derek call only threw 4 passes... but backup conner cook played well... throwing a first half touchdown pass he finished 11-of-19 for 141 yards in the tea

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. >>> running back alfred morris and defensive back richard sherman made their 49ers debut, both starting in today's hiti l oil stadium. morris making a strong case for a roster spot. 17 carries for 84 yards, including this game high 11-yarder. he had a 17-yard carry that was negated because of penalties. penalties and dropped passes hurt the offense. jimmy garoppolo, a would-be touchdown pass, but oops, garoppolo 9 of 19 for 135 yards. andrew luck and eric ibram connected for a 15-yard score, andrew luck's first touchdown pass since 2016. c.j. bethard, pettis can't hang on in the end zone. 49ers get their lone touchdown with four minutes remaining in the game on the quarterback keeper. the colts win 23-17. kyle shanahan is pleased with his new running back. >> i was happy from what i saw. looked like he got good rooks. and looked like he got more than what they blocked for. he ran hard. i was pleased with him. >> carried the ball well. i've only been here a week or so. i thought the o-line blocked great, both running and passing. gave me plenty of time, barely got touched today. that mak

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morris is alip producer, seller, distributor of tobacco and cigarette products.bout 87% of the revenue. trends are changing. , there are health concerns regulatory concerns. the company is trying to reduce risk. jeffries is that with a note that with a little hesitant saying the market share may not be there. i went bennett says he sees about 40% by 2026, compared with 50% previously seen. not seeing the growth expected and that's resulting in a downgrade. he cut his holdings to hold from buy and the price target down to $80. david: we're talking about vaping? kailey: jeffries is saying there is vaping, those products are becoming more popular. and the e-cigarettes. it does not burn it entirely, it heated up. -- heats it up. they are focusing on a heat product and the ceo is trying to push it in japan which is seen as a key market but it's not seen as working. david: is there a danger of regulation? negative regulators have not caught up with the new products? kailey: vaping products are everywhere. you only have to be 18 to buy them. the regulatory risk is there

(vicki) that was walter morris reporting...-thousand dollar reward being offered... (grant) new video tonight showing a crazy helicopter crash.... it happened back on august 16th but the little rock police department just released the surveillance video... authorities say the pilot was doing a test run of new equipment ...at the department's training facility...when the chopper violently flipped over -- due to strong winds. the pilot was serously injured but is expected to be okay.... (grant) a harrowing rescue of a small dog that got stuck under a house for over 30 hours ... it happened in colorado... the dog, named luna, got stuck after chasing a rabbit under the home. responders had to dig carefully so the house didn't collapse. eventually, the little jack russell terrier was pulled out and was unharmed... she was sent to the vet to be checked out as a precaution. lawrence karnow: hurricane lane is headed for hawaii. it's a major hurricane and will likely effect all of the islands with flooding rains, gusty winds and huge wa

the director, iain morris, and joe thomas is the star. and i think you could call it in—tense.stival. much as i love music, there is a line. yes, it‘s very messy, very funny, though, if you are of the right age group, which sometimes, guilty, i am. i was not, but all of the 19—year—old men i went to the screening with were loving it. that is enough. and very nicely acted — choosing the positives. and dvd... if you‘re not going out to a tent or a festival, dvd, emily blunt, in a quiet place. post—apocalyptic film where if you make a sound, the aliens who have invaded will come for you, so you have to be quiet and not say a word and get through it. her and her family sort of get through it. will they, won‘t they? she is also pregnant, about to give birth, not something you want to do when there are aliens around . everybody i know who has seen it said it was absolutely gripping. again, i‘m a bit ofa kick—in. yes, you can just about survive it — just don‘t scream. you have been warned! thank you very much. lovely to see you, jason, and that is it for this week. whatever you choose

. >> reporter: laney morris started offering this goat therapy to others.y hours where people could just come and hang out with the goats. that led to a conversation with a friend who it just so happens is a yoga instructor. >> the goats are all around us, and she's like you should really let me have a yoga class out here. i said okay, but the goats are going to be all over the humans. you know this, right? and she was like, cool. >> reporter: the idea took off immediately. >> thousands of people were lining up to do these classes. and you know, at the end i had lioo yo.00 people on this wait >> reporter: in fact, it proved so popular that morris eventually quit her marketing job to run goat yoga full-time. >> i have big and small, old and young, people who've never even tried yoga before coming to these classes. >> reporter: there's no denying that more and more people are seeing goats less and less as just livestock. and goats looking cute and making silly sounds -- >> yeah. >> reporter: -- seem to be popping up everywhere. from the country music awards -

the director, iain morris, and joe thomas is the star. and i think you could call it in—tense. festival. much as i love music, there is a line. yes, it‘s very messy, very funny, though, if you are of the right age group, which sometimes, guilty, iam. i was not, but all of the 19—year—old men i went to the screening with were loving it. that is enough. and very nicely acted — choosing the positives. and dvd... if you‘re not going out to a tent or a festival, dvd, emily blunt, in a quiet place. post—apocalyptic film where if you make a sound the aliens who have invaded will come for you, so you have to be quiet and not say a word and get through it. her and her family sort of get through it. will they, won‘t they? she is also pregnant, giving birth, not something you want to do when there are aliens around. everybody i know who has seen it said it was absolutely gripping. again i‘m a bit of a kick—in. yes, you can just about survive it — just don‘t scream. you have been warned! thank you very much. lovely to see you, jason, and that is it for this week. whatever you choose to wat

emily: he compared facebook to philip morris in terms of facebook's negative impact on the world.t about concerns about fake news? what about online hate? what about concerns about our privacy? gary: there is a stunning non-conversation about taking on some sense of responsibility, meaning choosing cnn or fox or has as many dynamics as what you are seeing in your feed, and more importantly what you are choosing to consume as real. to me, the thought that facebook is any different than twitter or instagram, which obviously they a millionbsites or different ways we consume, is kind of laughable and silly. visa and target and the american government itself has had breaches of information far more dramatic. concept, but ie think making a jump from philip morris, which systematically spent lobbying dollars and tried to pay off politicians for four to five decades to suppress information, is an awfully big jump. emily: what about profitability versus privacy? well one always trump the other and can we actually trust facebook? i have no problem trusting facebook anymore than i trust any

morris is making a strong case for a roster spot.had 17 carries for 84yards, including this long for 11. including this game high 11-yarder. he had a 17-yard carry that was negated because of penalties. penalties and dropped passes hurt the offense. jimmy garoppolo, a would-be touchdown pass, but oops, garoppolo 9 of 19 for 135 yards. andrew luck and eric ibram connected for a 15-yard score, andrew luck's first touchdown pass since 2016. c.j. bethard had a great pass to pettis, but pettis can't hang on in the end zone. 49ers get their lone touchdown with four minutes remaining in the game on the quarterback keeper. the colts win 23-17. kyle shanahan is pleased with his new running back. >> i was happy from what i saw. looked like he got good rooks. and it looked like he always got more than what they blocked for. he ran hard. i was pleased with him. >> carried the ball well. i've only been here a week or so. i thought the o-line blocked great, both running and passing. those guys gave me plenty of time. barely got touched today. that

a sixth of the party still you know just agree with malcolm turnbull and and and scott morris and well as long as it was a very close ally of term ball and you know one of many of his economic policies and if you had only a climate change and emissions targets. whether or not the the right wing of the liberal party will now come in and do the golden and support scott morrison jumbles successor well that remains to be seen ok sounds like it's going to be a very fragile government there in canberra what was the deciding factor in turnbull's quick exit. well i mean basically don't come back to energy prices and the energy policy of the turnbull government there's been a lot of criticism of energy in cringely price increases over the past few months this week there was a of a staggering slump in the opinion polls for american turnbull and his government and that really instigated the efforts by peter dutton his main rival in all this to call a leadership ballot he tried on tuesday that failed yet another good day and on this occasion. the out of the ballot was held by nickel of peter dunca

morris... who played for the cowboys last season...h-round draft pick of washington in 2012 when shanahan was the offensive coordinator.... but his biggest claim top fame was biggest claim top fame was when he was all-pro in 2013... he was still driving a 1991 mazda because he said he wanted to "stay close to his roots"(wipe to sherman getting back) meanwhile... jimmy garoppolo and the niners were back at work today... and another injured player... richard sharman... who is battling a hamstring issue... was back on the practice today... the question... will he play saturday in texas sherman... of couse coming off a ruptured cut his final season in seattle short... so his health is always a concern kyle asked about sherman's status today...(sot: shanahan) shanahan>"we talk to him a lot about that, and we go with the doctors. he knows his body pretty well. we're trying to ease him in. he wanted to get a few reps today in team and stuff where we kind of plays they were and stuff. you could just mirror his feet and get a little bit of comp

peter morris, chief economist, flight global joins me now.wer all the questions for us he can answer all the questions for us to be firstly, what are we expecting from the result? fuel prices have been rising and there have been a air—traffic control strikes. how susceptible is british airways and its parent company to those facts? the fuel - is a big deal, tracking about 50% higher than was this time last year and that is a major cost for airlines. it does have an effect but like thatjoke about running from a bear, or you need to do is run faster than the other person. because of the diversification of the iag portfolio, they have a mix of different kinds and different business models and they can optimise reasonably well within europe. you talk about europe and we are coming up to brexit to become much of an impact will that have on this company? i cannot believe the level of reassurance that people are giving each other that things will carry on as before because from april the european commission mentioned we will be a third country as of

how it was being shown that was snowball me he said no war but the reality turned out to be fall morris than anything on t.v. they lived for two years in the city of topic which at the times was under eisel is control than they moved to rocca and she spent every day living in feet. even my girl knew she was only eight years old but she could tell the difference what was coming and american her kids explain a fighter jet drone she could tell by the sound of it. what are they hiding yes well they either went downstairs or just simply stayed at home i took them out into the hole and we laid on the floor so that any shrapnel wouldn't hit us zagat had struggles to share her story she tries to stay emotionally distant from the past speaks quietly rarely looking into the camera she says she wanted to return home right from the start i told my husband that i want to go back but i couldn't live but the moment i started talking about it we had fights he told me if you want to leave leave but i will not let you take the kids away. i knew he was able to do that he had that sort of character and i w

how it was being shown that was snowball me he said no war but the reality turned out to be fall morris than anything on t.v. they lived for two years in the city of topic which at the times was under isolates control than they moved to rocca and she spent every day living in fear. even my girl knew she was only eighteen years old but she could tell the difference what was coming and american her kids explain a fight and.

morris in the blue jacket uses a relay box to interpret the code. the code is sent to a second man with a small box that acts as the vehicle's fob, allowing him to unlock the car, start the car, and drive away. >> cars are computers on wheels. and anything that can defeat the computer system is a popular item among thieves and hackers. >> reporter: they are working on improvements to stop the hacking technology. >>> talk about a walk on the wild side. new video from china shows a massive suspension bridge made of glass. >> the 1200-foot bridge sits 566 feet above the ground. officials say more than 10,000 visitors are expected to check it out today. >> if you have a fear of heights, don't look down. what could possibly go wrong. here's a look at a gorgeous view. this is the beach. i've been spying on the surfers. and a lot of people laying on the sand. temperatures in the 50s. it's cool out there. but you'll need a full suit as you tend to need in northern california. and here's a look to the north. you're seeing cloud cover around marin and the gol

without further i do, doctor travis morris . [applause] >> thanks tim, welcome. it's great to see everybody here and the panelists, thanks for being here, we are extremely excited. welcome to the 23rd annual william e colby writers impose him in vermont . this event is a signature event for norwich university's peace and war center and this symposium is unique and theonly one of its kind in existence at an american institution. over 23 years , this symposium has brought some of the most prominentmilitary , intelligence, international affair writers of our time to central vermont. this symposium is designed to educate, to enlighten, to challenge and to inspire and as always, this symposium is designed to be relevant to each of you sitting out here and watching us online and has never avoided the hard issues central to our public's understanding. a bit of context for each of you that are familiar with the symposium. the symposium was conceived by founders we griffith and karlin does stay with the support of norwich president major general russell todd. this event w

morris is making a strong case for a roster spot.or 84 yards, including this long for 11. he had a 17-yard carry that was negated because of penalties. penalties and dropped passes hurt the offense. jimmy garoppolo, a would-be touchdown pass, but oops, garoppolo 9 of 19 for 135 yards. andrew luck and eric ibram conn an lucs first touchdown pass since 2016. c.j. bethard had a great pass to pettis, but pettis can't hang on in the end zone. 49ers get their lone touchdown with four minutes remaining in the game on the quarterback keeper. the colts win 23-17. kyle shanahan is pleased with his new running back. >> i was happy from what i saw. looked like he got good rooks. and it looked like he always got more than what they blocked for. he ran hard. i was pleased with him. >> carried the ball well. i've only been here a week or so. i thought the o-line blocked great, both running and passing. those guys gave me plenty of time. barely got touched today. that makes everything easier. >>> buster posey was not in the lineup for the giants as

here tonight, father john morris and mitchell garabedian, a clergy abuse attorney who is very involvedis very well known. let me start with you, your reaction having been so closely involved in that extensive boston case and the tens of thousands of people involved in that, what goes through your mind as you read through these complaints? it is stunning. >> i'm not surprised at all, what goes through these complaints is what i've seen in boston and around the world. it's the blueprint, the catholic church has a blueprint of priests sexually abusing innocent children, supervisors allowing it to happen, the vatican knowing about it, all with the common thread of secrecy. the priest tells the child, you better keep the sexual abuse a secret for god is going to punish you or your mother is going to die or your parents will be divorced. when the parents report the abuse to the pastor of the church, the pastor or a chancellor or bishop will say, you better keep this quiet because you don't want to ruin the image of the church. >> martha: so mitchell, staying with you for just a moment, we he

and also, morrie, who is known as the pathfinder of the seas. he taught at the naval academy. and, is an academic. it seems you have got to look at the totality of people's lives, not just their service to their particular state. and that tends to be getting overlooked. >> that's a very good question. and, in fact, morrie, unlike the other confederate generals that line monument avenue was not presented in a uniform at all. he is, in fact, with his monument, it does reflect a whole career, where the confederacy is a footnote for murray. right? it's one of the footnotes. one of the things that he does. lee, jackson, ap hill, all the others are in uniform. they are, in terms of looking at the whole of their lives and their work, that is not necessarily what is being honored in the course of the work. again, when you look at the proceedings, it is about them as military leaders. and so, yes. you can all day long, you remember, like, in any museum, we got basically 150-250 words. that particular panel will tell you what is going on. what you at most can hope for, as you are talkin

just me right after the morris explorers one new put of their. record. to say. seek help. i am. told they are strong and told them to sophie and tell i'm so sweet sherrick not said today we've got lots to talk about in our program and our gas to. good luck that. this is. secret indeed just like priests accused of sexually abusing children can get away with it literally i like to call this to do graphic solution so what the bishop needs to do then he finds out that the priest is is a perpetrator is simply moves him to a different spot where the previous standards not know the highest ranks of the catholic church help conceal the accused priests from the police and justice system to that of the son as the end and then i think you leave it at tuesday's out and. stuff. like up. to. arrest some made of the right wing rally in the us city of portland with police attempting to prevent clashes with leftist counter protesters. as democrats and republicans campaign in local and then rushing all mid-term elections will look at how both parties are using president trump's image to get their

this is my architect, toby morris. and after his presentation if you have questions for me personally or my wife i'd be more than happy to come up here. thank you. >> hi, can you hear me here? toby morris, on behalf of the project sponsor. this is the third appeal of this project by the appellant, including the d.r. in 2017 where the project was approved with additional modifications. it's benefitted your applicant. and the appeal with variances upheld here and the site permit. we've had a lot of interaction with the appellant, goossens-larsen. they are reasonable people and they are open to finding common ground. together, for example, we have resolved all of the privacy issues. they remain, however, concerned about the garden and the property values. they believe that the impact on their property will be not a big deal. >> clerk: please stop the time to give you a moment. >> so first a little history. the original proposal for the project -- sorry, if i could get this -- in 2013 was a demolition and new construction

so i understand the concept, but i think making a jump from philip morris, which systematically spenting dollars and tried to pay off politicians for four to five decades to suppress information, is an awfully big jump. emily: what about profitability versus privacy? will one always trump the other and can we actually trust facebook? gary: 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 is amazon or google or facebook, any of these companies that sits as a layer over top of the internet, we have shown through our action over the last 30 years and continue to with the use 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, we love to talk about it but d

he's not going to talk about the no fly list just did it right after the morris explorers one who would appear to me. back. to say flat. out a lesson. well welcome to sophie and tell him se share or not said today we're got lots to talk about in our program and our gas this move good luck little. much. this is says harlan kentucky. boy you go ministry families are you. a co money city it was almost no coal mines left. the jobs are gone all the coal mines are said let's. live to see these people the survivors of disappearing before their eyes. i remember thinking when i was younger that if anything ever happened to the coal mines here and that it would become a ghost town but i never thought in the million years i would see that and it's how it's happened. and the stories that shaped the week come to the right knowledge is a disturbing chapter in its post-war history when thousands of single mothers were forced to give up the babies we spoke to one of the victims. i asked the hold my daughter i actually had to ask three times and then the last time that i asked i had to yell and then the

and much like his teammate morris relishing the opportunity to give back. >> we are in a position to, think its our obligation do da that every year. i've been doing it for a couple of years. my mom puts in the most work for them. it just feels good to give back. >> wane mry d.c. united taking on montreal impact. end of the first half uwn night do a goal. free oickff opportunity for rooney. strikes it well. but off the post. rooney canno believe it. great effort there though. almost got it to go. he's used to making second half u nighted gets the goal acosta with the perfect cross who finds the back of the net equal lies sz it for d.c. get the draw on theoad 1-1 the final. third round of the bridgestone invitational from akron, ohio. tiger woods played well the firstwo days, but today n as sharp. on ts fairway at 1 tiger pulls this approach shot left of the green. he would bogey that hole. one of four bogeys on the day. tiger sitting 11 shots back of leader just continue thomas. >> thank you george very much. thank you for joining us atws at 11. "saturday night live" is next. have a g