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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. first of all cigarettes smuggled away way cheaper because they have no taxes on them. the cheaper they are the more they sell and in particular they more the 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 whites also known as illic

we have chris morris, our fact checker supremo.at are the implications of brexit potentially? what are the arguments and debates here forfunding what are the arguments and debates here for funding and staffing? overall, slogans written on the side of buses is a bit of a red herring. any government after brexit can decide how much money it wants to spend on the nhs and everyone seems to say, yes, we should spend more on the nhs, both on the conservative side and the labour side. but it depends on the overall size of the economy, as the caller suggested. what is brexit going to do to the overall size of the economy? economic forecasts can be controversial but the official forecast we have had from inside government are that they believe over a 15 year period, deal or no deal, the economy will be smaller thanit deal, the economy will be smaller than it would have been if we had stayed in the eu. now, maybe you can spend more of it are still on the nhs. but if you do that and have less money to go around, it means you are going to be s

we'll be back with annita and chris morris our fa ct with annita and chris morris our fact checker.apping. good morning. nathan, you have a specific question for chris which is excellent and a vital part of our exercise this morning. nathan, you wa nt exercise this morning. nathan, you want a second referendum. where are you at the moment on all this? i'm really bored at the moment. we have three years on and we still haven't really achieved anything. i was there on saturday at the march in london. comparing that to nigel farage's march. we had a million people from all corners of the uk. going back to the indicative votes, we'll see probably no majority for anything. be that no deal, theresa may's deal, norway or another vote. how do you think things are progressing? one thing i agree with his i'd think it's disappointing the way things are turning out. i'm really disappointed with the two week delay to the 12th of april and i really don't think that's going to solve anything. the prime minister said over 100 times at the dispatch box we are leaving on the 29th of march and that's

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there's multiple aspects of looking at morris. one is he was hampered by the absence of the technology that he was working on, because he didn't know that over in the u.k., there had already been experiments and demonstrations of his concept. he didn't know or at least claimed not to know that joseph henry, here in the united states, had already run trials to demonstrate this. and he was enough of a narcissist i guess to say -- to describe his idea as a quote, flash of genius. and to not be above swiping ideas from others such as joseph henry, and to make it work. but he was a great promoter. and it was that promotion that got him the contract from united states government to build the first line between here and washington and baltimore. >> your book is a lot about individuals. this is a book about individuals. and we're currently in the third revolution as you describe it. >> right. >> what does that mean? >> well, what i'm saying is that the first great network revolution was the original information revolution was gutenberg fr

today, 38-year-old james morris was rememebred by friends and family. kron four's philippe djegal has the story. (philippe) the countless lives touched by james morris evident by the caravan of tow truck drivers coming from all over the bay area... stretched down vallejo streets... honoring a 38-year-old man whose death carries heavy weight for those who know just how special he really was.jason bostian/best friend- "he'll be deeply missed, and uh, there'll be a hole in our hearts forever." born in vallejo, james lived in benicia. he was the co-owner of the family business wiler's tow... all of the people who carried his casket out of the hill church in vallejo thursday... knew him personally.jason bostian/best friend- "it's extremely difficult, uh, you know, i talked to him six, 10 times a day. uh, he'd come to my kids sporting events -- he was all into sports, and helping everybody out. it's a real tough time." james is survived by his high school sweetheart and wife of 20- years... and, their 11 and 14-year-old daughters.justin blankinship/childhood

maren morris, thank you so much. maren morris. "girl" is out now. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> announcer: from 30 rockefeller plaza in new york, it's "late night with seth meyers." tonight -- jessie eisenberg, from "a.p. bio" writer and comedian paula pell, music from dan and shay, featuring the 8g band with allison miller. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] laes and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. [ cheers and applause ] that's great to hear. in that case, let's get to the news. white house press secretary, sarah huckabee sanders held a press briefing today for the first time in six weeks. and i think it'll be the last one for a while, cause she ended with "happy holidays."

[applause] ♪ morris: thank you. ♪ [applause] announcer: former u.s.., nikki haley, spoke to attendees about her commitment to israel's security. our remarks are just over 15 minutes. [applause] ms >> our next guest hardly needs an introduction. during her two years as of the united states of america to the united nations -- during her two years as ambassador of the united states of america to the united nations, nikki haley -- [applause] haley group herself a true friend of israel and a champion

today, 38-year-old james morris was rememebered by friends and family in vallejo... kron four's philippe djegal has the story.. . (philippe) it's extremely difficult for the heartbroken loved one's carrying james morris' casket out of the hill church in vallejo... knowing they've seen the well- respected business owner and family man for the last time. softing the pain though -- the humbling contigent of tow truck drivers from across the bay area who took time off to properly send him off.justin blankinship/childhood friend- "it's a rough day for all of us here, especially for the morris family." at 38-years-old, james was a husband to his high school sweetheart and wife of 20 years. the two raised two young daughters together in benicia. james was also co-owner of wiler's towing in vallejo. he was working during a storm event tuesday february 26th... when he was hit and killed by a car that lost control on highway 101 in sausalito... while he was helping a distressed driver during.justin blankinship/childhood friend- "as a owner, you know, he was still out operating

sees co-founder morris dees was recently fired amid rumors he allowed his nonprofit or get to plunge into exactly what it swore to eradicate. the s.p.l. see is committed to ensuring that the conduct of our staff reflects the mission of the organization and the values we hope to instill in the world when one of our own fails to meet those standards no matter his or her role in the organization we take it seriously and must take appropriate action and ask of this former employee of the s.p.l. see is already gone bad from top to bottom flooring of these is flushed up all the uncomfortable questions again were we complicit in our paychecks and staying silent in ripping off donors on behalf of the northerners asian that never lived up to the values it espoused in fact in the past lots of public speakers questioned the methodology of the center's activism for example this is how they linked one of the most heinous terrorist attacks in the u.s. to donald trump racist anti semite killed eleven people in a pittsburgh synagogue because he was enraged by talk of a so-called invading migrant car

but first let's catch up with a reality check correspondent, chris morris. good morning. what other technicalities of getting an extension if that is indeed what mps vote for tonight? article 50 is article 50 of the lisbon treaty which sets out how a country lisbon treaty which sets out how a cou ntry leaves lisbon treaty which sets out how a country leaves the eu and a lot of the language is quite vague. it is clear about one thing. the two yet initial negotiating period which i’u ns initial negotiating period which runs out on the 29th of march can be extended if all countries agree to

and the moment voters around the country have been bracing for yesterday's special counsel robert morris a minute has reported to the u.s. justice department lawyers spent almost two years investigating russian interference in the twenty sixteen presidential election and possible collusion with president donald trump's campaign it's unclear how much if any of the confidential report will be released to the public but u.s. media are reporting a special counsel does not recommend further charges and the document president trump has repeatedly condemned them or pro as a baseless witch hunt there was no collusion. there's no collusion no callers there are a good girl over joe the question was played to a trump presidency since day one modified the can lose your. duties campaign team collude with russia to win the presidency did donald trump obstruct efforts to investigate this is the man tasked with finding out robert muller shrouded in secrecy his team has been quietly conducting one of the most high profile political inquiries in u.s. history. so what do we know so far. russian meddling ru

(errol morris) it's the noir idea.e don't know what's going on, but we do know something bad is out there controlling events. for me the great noir films are films about fall guys. a person who finds himself caught in a net. the more he struggles, the deeper and deeper he becomes entwined in nightmare. (man's thoughts) did you ever want to forget anything? did you ever want to cut away a piece of your memory? (paul arthur) "detour" is the first wave of noir production. it lays out a blueprint for how the noir narrative works. there's a character who has a secure job at the beginning. has a secure relationship with a woman. the woman leaves to go to hollywood. and this man goes to join her. (man's thoughts) if only i had known what i was getting into. (paul arthur) this starts a journey where he, in an almost myth-like fashion, is picked up by a kind of messenger. but this man dies under mysterious circumstances. the hero takes on the identity of a dead man, the most desperate thing you can do in film noir. (man's thoug

special counsel robert morris completes his probe into possible russian interference into the twenty sixteen presidential election and is reportedly not recommending any further charges to get analysis from washington. uncle philip welcome to the show we begin with some breaking news u.s. backed syrian fighters are claiming victory over so-called islamic state they say they have expelled the self-proclaimed caliphate from the last bit of territory controlled and syria rebels from the stare into a crowd of forces arrange their flag over a bow coups after announcing the defeat by us as follows weeks fighting over the village on the iraqi border yes the clarinets caliphate twenty fourteen and went on to control vast areas of syria and iraq. let's bring in vladimir fund vulcan borg our correspondent in syria he's currently and rocca blood in the air what are you hearing about the situation in bugaboos. finally if you know that i was going to feed them. and that as you have forces are also asking for more support to continue to fight also against isis sleeper cells because there is also a

(philippe) it's extremely difficult for the heartbroken loved one's carrying james morris' casket out of the hill church in vallejo... knowing they've seen the well- respected business owner and family man for the last time. softing tdrivers from across bay area who took time off to properly send him off.justin blankinship/childhood friend- "it's a rough day for all of us here, especially for the morris family." at 38-years-old, james was a husband to his high school sweetheart and wife of 20 years. the two raised two young daughters together in benicia. james was also co-owner of wiler's towing in vallejo. he was working during a storm event tuesday february 26th... when he was hit and killed by a car that lost control on highway 101 in sausalito... while he was helping a distressed driver during.justin blankinship/childhood friend- "as a owner, you know, he was still out operating, uh, uh, a tow recovery vehicle, and that just states who he is. not a lot of owners would still be out working."jason bostian/best friend- "doing his job. he never thought nothing about it. he worked the

and hamilton knew washington better than morris did. and so he -- he made this bet that he could actually loosen up george washington. he said what do you want the wager to be? he said the finest dinner for a dozen of each of our friends. if i win, then you treat us. if you win, i treat you. so he goes up to george washington and this is a break in the gathering. and he slaps george washington on his shoulder. puts his arm around. he said george, how you doing? glad to see you. and the way morris tells the story, he said at that moment, general washington fixed me with an icy glare. and he took my hand and lifted it off his shoulder. and fixed me with that gaze and all i could think about was how can i get out of this room as quickly as possible? that was george washington. and that's the kind of person americans wanted as their president in the early days of the republic in what i call the augustan age, from george washington up to john quincy adams before the united states became a democracy, a system in which president actually exerc

morris hileman. with cultures of attenuated , theyfrom dr.nders' lab undertake development of larger experimental qualities. hileman draws up the design of the next step. michael testing. -- clinical testing. with dr. hileman is a group that children's hospital, philadelphia. a nationally known peterson and scientists. they map out a plan for field trials in southeastern pennsylvania. was 1500 children and their parents cooperate. receivep of children the live vaccine by injection. the trial also studies how gamma -- gamma globulin in the vaccine. a blood sample taken from each child before vaccination tells which children have not previously had the disease. these examples are analyzed in the research laboratory. another example come a taken four weeks later shows whether the child has developed antibodies to the vaccine. over the next year or so a close check is kept to see if any children contract the real disease. the results of the fill all expectations. the vaccinated children are protected. none of them get measles when exposed to it.

morris hileman.irector of virus and cell biology at the mark sharp and don't research balance -- laboratories. with cultures of attenuated virus from dr. enders' lab, they undertake development of larger experimental qualities. -- quantities. at the same time dr. hileman , draws up the design of the next step, clinical testing. collaborating with dr. hileman is a group at children's hospital, philadelphia. headed by a nationally known scientist. they map out a plan for field trials in southeastern pennsylvania. more than 1500 children and their parents cooperate. one group of children receive the live vaccine by injection. the trial also studies how gamma globulin in the vaccine affects. another set of children for comparison receives injection that do not contain the live vaccine. a blood sample taken from each child before vaccination tells which children have not previously had the disease. these samples are analyzed in the research laboratory. another sample taken four weeks later shows whether t

chris morris, thank you very much indeed. so how will that go down in westminster?here any reaction to what has been published in the draft conclusions? never a truer sentence said that the one from chris morris about no one having the faintest idea of where we will be in a week's time. very much the sentiment here. speaking to people about those draft conclusions, there is a kind of world weariness really. the place has thinned out compared with yesterday, given that it is a thursday, some mps returning to their constituencies, but a real sense of anxiety, a collective sense of anxiety amongst mps, regardless of anxiety amongst mps, regardless of their perspective on brexit, that this is it, that the crunch point has been reached, that next week they are going to have to make some pretty profound decisions whatever happens, whether that is formally changing the law here in the uk so that brexit doesn't happen at the end of next week, or accepting that ano end of next week, or accepting that a no deal outcome is a reality. for some, if you mps, that would be somethi

morris: i think it has got a chance of passing.ginning to realize something that many of us said when the withdrawal agreement was first brought back, the danger of not supporting it will be chaos and uncertainty we are currently seeing and parliament. the way to get certainty is get the withdrawal on time and then we can move on to a discussion and further negotiation about the future trading relationship. we must get to the exit point to honor the referendum results. anna: as part of that drawing the line and moving on a new leader to the conservative party? in the 1922e heard committee, they have been calling for that. mr. morris: it would be crazy in my view for the conservative party to be plunged into a leadership conference -- contest when it is imperative for the people of this country that we resolve this issue about brexit. it is not about the prime minister or individual political careers. it is about delivering on the referendum and making sure we get to the exit point at the same time as creating certainty for business

but morris is being fired over a personal matter. be fired for destroying once credible organization and turning half-million dollar smear factory to go after anyone to the right of hillary clinton. forget me can i take it as a badge of honor they call might anti-to -- antiracist video but to call ben carson and extremists and possibly the most soft-spokn moderate man and all of america shows you they have no credibility whatsoever. they may have to pay up because they have a lot of lawsuits they are facing. >> ed: absolutely appeared to be clear, and presumption of innocence and we don't know the details reporting the facts but should point out even if you don't like his politics, going after the kkk was a good thing we applied that for sure. >> michael: of course. but how did this nation go astray and all of a sudden it came about, not about going after the kkk not a legitimate hate but using politics and going after people because they are conservative. >> michael: all you have to do was look at the bank account. what this enterpr

still with us are at impose or and daniel morris -- are adam posen and daniel morris.this similar to the u.s./china situation? the theresa may deal is better than going out without any deal at all? adam: it is better than no brexit. that is what is driving the people coming to the deal. that has been theresa may's strategy since the bad news she got in the election a year ago is to try to drive things so the only alternative to her deal was no deal and force people to sign up. it is still a bad deal. it is better than the alternative. better to shoot yourself in the foot than the chest. alix: that is hard to call for currency traders. 1.31 for the cable rate. what you do? daniel: we have to think about sentiment swinging. an end gameoser to where it is not the current , butsal gets voted through it is more likely you end up with a second referendum. i think there is still upside potential. when you get to that eventuality, there will be more uncertainty. in the short-term, more optimistic but also look for a point where we want to turn cautious again. alix: does it als

special counsel robert morris says he's ready to report on his preliminary findings on alleged russian collusion president donald trump has labeled the probe illegal. so if it was knowingly and acknowledged to be zero crime when the special counsel was appointed and if the appointment was made based on the fake dossier paid for by crooked hillary then the special counsel should never have been appointed and there should be no reports this was an illegal in conflicts that investigation in search of a crime the president's words come just a day after the house unanimously voted four hundred twenty two for the report to be disclosed the dust year everyone is referring to is the infamous which is trump of links to the kremlin it was in direct me funded by the us democratic party and written by former british intelligence officer christopher steele the duchesse suggests russia has compromised material on the us president. recently released testimony given by a u.s. justice department official sheds new light on this but he says he told the f.b.i. it was likely biased against u.s. president.

travel by ship a in this forced exile to morris and i made my way to the u.k. with a group of people eighteen of us in september two thousand and two we reached got to be here and i started a campaign for people to get a accommodation and we started a new life then i managed to get another group of fifty people in two thousand and three and one hundred twenty and of two thousand and four now this has grown to about three thousand people in cruelly to self and what are your hopes no mr preston for for achieving justice for your people do you see the united nations general assembly who will probably in all probability take the international court of justice ruling underscores a fool's session do you see that as the forward are you hopeful of the private bill to secure the the residential rate so she goes in for generation in the u.k. or do you think some other method you could use to forward your campaign it's complex it's very difficult i think it's getting more difficult because of this opinion of this international court of justice but now i think members of p

few hours ago india's top financial crime fighting agency is reportedly and vested gating philip morris and its indian partner godfrey philips has made those marble cigarettes with those red labels for philip morris and some say that that is circumvented the ban on direct foreign investment in india will keep. lowering that for you and moving south of the all shares in south africa down as is the cac forty and the dax in europe and interestingly you know put these up and you like say why is the footsie up well it's up like this but maybe not even that much seven point just barely up there and that is of course about the continuing uncertainty about brecht and the news today that british prime minister theresa may says bracks it may never happen if member of parliament members of parliament in the house of commons don't support her deal for a vote next week and we'll be all over that and across the atlantic down to cleves numbers when we do this every week it is just barely squeaked out into positive territory and the best but down not significantly but down and then moving up to toronto

there will be a reduction in tax revenues to pay for our nhs. a number of points there, we have chris morrishe implications of brexit potentially, for funding, and for staffing? overall, slogans written on the side of buses is a red herring. any government after brexit can decide how much money it wants to spend on the nhs. everyone seems to say yes, we should spend more, on the conservative side and labour. it depends on the overall size of the economy as the caller suggested. what is brexit going to do to the size of the economy? economic forecasts can be controversial but the official forecast from inside government is they believe over a 15—year period, deal or no—deal, the economy will be smaller than it would have been if we had stayed in the eu. maybe you can spend more of it still on the nhs. if you do that, and have less money to go around, you will be spending less on other areas. finance is a political decision, you can only spend the money you have got. staffing is a big concern within the nhs, nurses and doctors from other eu countries, at the moment, they can come easily becaus

tulloch, taking over from chief executive there, morris tulloch, taking overfrom mark wilson.uk's biggest insurance companies, since 1992, he has been there a long time, he is now the bus. let's have a look ahead to the day on wall street. samira hussain is there. this week we will hear from american retail giant target and coles went both companies report their earnings on tuesday. 0thers both companies report their earnings on tuesday. others will report their profits on wednesday, and the week ends with the latestjob prospects for the month of february, on friday is also international women's day. 0n is also international women's day. on monday, the commerce department is scheduled to report construction spending data for the month of december, and total construction spending is expected to have gone up 0.2% in december. just a quick correction. main ones meng wangzhou is on house arrest, we should point out, she is not behind bars, whereas carlos ghosn is in fact behind bars. just to clear that up. joining us is tom stevenson, investment director at fidelity international

digital morris of fifty. one votes in a funny joke. new love for the police twenty no religion. yes but yeah we hope that she can get our economy moving and he means. to tough arrived in trentino eight years ago as a refugee now she owns her own business and is helping to turn this region around integration with goat's cheese and the field being in the alps for the two minutes following w. . bush event a. link to news from africa and the world to join us on facebook t w africa. players. table. state. going to trial going to games in a poker game of power and money the competition is fierce the world's most important natural resource bluffing betting checking how long will they be able to play and who will win this thing we believe that renewable energy will play an important role in the future. of the good poker game the geo political news station starting munching on t.w. . this is deja news live from berlin investigators are searching for clues to what calls the plane crash news you know that killed all one hundred fifty seven people on board the weather was clear the plane wa

ok let's bring in some guests now stephen morris of the english democrats party and catherine shutdown middle east expert joins me now very good evening to you folks and it's a shame it's a solemn occasion to have to discuss this new zealand's prime minister said the country was targeted for its multiculturalism diversity and acceptance stephen do you think that's a valid explanation. i don't watch it i just think it's the usual platitudes for a leader of a country we don't know exactly what's new zealand's been doing to try and tackle the problem the rise of radicalism the islam or extremist like this guy here. so to me it's just the same old same old from these leaders what we want to know is what of the doing to tackle the extremism from both sides you know and we just don't seem to be anything and my concern now is that they will try and use this to trying to squash any debate any conversations regarding extremism or medically of. the sky came from and i think the governments may try and use it as leverage when what we should be doing is having open clear dialogue to understand the

returned a four hundred million dollar investment to saudi arabia the newspaper says that william morris and is terminating the deal to protest the murder of journalists. the money was meant to boost saudi business in the entertainment industry as part of the crown prince's reforms every tens of thousands of people are smuggled by human traffickers across africa conflicts in some parts of the conflict continent have led to increased cases of trafficking the united nations office on drugs and crime estimates that fifty one percent of the victims of trafficking in the world women women from nigeria often go through mali on the nigerian government is repatriating nearly twenty thousand girls who've been trafficked to its north west neighbor in january the national agency fighting human trafficking so that many of these girls who've been tricked with promises of getting jobs in europe and up working as sex slaves in mining camps in mali. i never misplaced freshman class i had to drive is. almost my friend remarks grew more last friday nights i crossed with montreal safe and makes me life. in

treatment to morris and then they were not able to go back home so for him to be able to go back after so many years is that what gave me more strength to go back there because i want to have a sense of belonging because right now i don't understand myself i don't have an identity of my own i want i want my kids to have their own culture to be able to be free and freedom is where you are happy happy this will be home beautiful expressed as above this is a long struggle for the shoes in people you've had champions in parliament i think of tom d.l. germy called them have been people who over the years of championship cause are you hopeful that perhaps this latest decision will provoke more members of parliament both the new u.k. and they'll spear to rally to the should goes in stand up yes yeah because our community is a community of faith and we've always believed in justice we firmly believe that justice will be done now the court case just in the last few weeks where the british government has been filed against in the united nations and the international court of justice now i know o

philip morris, dan. >> when bob pisani was giving us that lead-in and talking about how well some of these talks are acting, i look at a stock like philip morris which is up basically 10% but up 30% from its lows not its christmas lows, its january lows this kept on going down in january for fundamental reasons. you've got a 6% dividend, well below market multiple. there is a little growth there cash flow per share will be declined yore ov ed year over yr i'm letting this one fly i don't like the relative performance. i don't think you trade a name like this, as controversial as it is, in this market. i just don't so relative to the fact that it's up 30% from the lows in january, but only up 10% on the year, i don't like it. >> next up, grasso steve, what do you say about coty. >> the stock has been clobbered. the latest pop in the stock was due to a headline that j.a.b. was going to increase its holdings, its stake within the name itself. i don't think that this dividend is safe. i think that we're going to have to see what takes place over the next coming months but if you have a p

that was christopher morris. that's all for now here from westminster. back to reeta in the studio.k you. china and ethiopia have grounded all boeings 737 max—8 aircraft after yesterday's crash near addis ababa. all 157 people on board the flight to nairobi were killed, including seven british nationals. it was the second crash involving a max—8 in the last five months. ethiopian airlines says two flight recorders have been recovered from the crash site. richard lister has the latest. it was a new plane with an experienced pilot in good conditions. but minutes after take—off, ethiopian airlines flight 302 plunged into this farmland, killing everyone on board. the fact there is so little of it left a suggested fell almost vertically at great speed. from above, the crash site appears contained, dominated by a single crater. climb and descent but particularly climb are the most critical phases of flight. that's just an industry standard across the board for all aircraft. so anything that goes wrong in those stages is going to be more potentially, carry more consequences, worst case sce

moral morris our landscape architect who did a fantastic job as you can see you know. let's just say breaking up some of this concrete you know this. you wouldn't believe what a concrete jungle. this was but now it looks like like people live here. oh that's a tribute to a lot of the thought and ever that was put in by dan in his team. also i want to acknowledge alan burr with murphy burr curry our structural engineer. so listen if you've ever dealt with a world war two arab building you know his work was cut out for him because it's a lot of concrete that had to be penetrated and worked with and overcome over these years. then i want to also recognize boy i tell you maybe contractors is one of san francisco is a san francisco treat. i just can't tell you how proud we are of of having them be our contractor they've been responsive they don't have not only been responsive to the developer they've been responsive to the resonance. i mean residents have stopped them in the middle of. you know away a hammer and and saw activity to help them overcome whatever little. you kn

returned the four hundred million dollar investment to saudi arabia the newspaper says that william morris and his terminating the deal to protest against the blood of the journalist jamal khashoggi the money was meant to boost saudi business in the entertainment industry as part of the crown prince's reforms now take a trip in southern thailand it won't be long before you travel through a forest of rubber trees tie farmers export more gold than anywhere else in the world as global prices for all the suffering scott hyla reports now from the southern province of crumby critics say the government subsidies gain is too little too late. for generations the landscape of southern thailand has been dotted with rubber plantations it's known as the white gold that is tapped from the trees but now and probably province like many others the farmers have been dealt a double blow by world markets and one dispute in particular. global oversupply has driven the rubber price down forty percent over two years and the months long trade war between the united states and china has severely cut china's need f

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is morry over a spike in the number of color cases in the city of beirut kolarov causes acute diarrhea and can kill within hours if not treated nearly a million vaccines are jew to arrive in the country soon. government tonight workers are wrapping day or if it's to treat those in need teams from around the world are arriving with food clean water and medicine. to go into a very critical phase now which is assistance this is this will be done in three in five years which is foods health water sunny day ssion and also shelter. we also want to make sure that communities without people will in conditions we store their livelihoods so we will be some measurements that be taking like seeds and means for them to work make sure they didn't get to this conquered culture is hugely important to mozambique nearly eighty percent of the population depends on it many people not only lost the roof i've had they hades bought they harvest to getting their damage land back in working order soon he's critical. now to some of the other stories making news around the world that turkey's eastern province tw

i'm nowjoined in the studio by peter morris, who's the chief economist at ascend by cirium.d to see you again. so, a really important day for boeing today. what do you think might happen? well, i think it is going to be a case of taking evidence and so, that will not really be clear. it is not going to get any significant outcome overnight but what you're going to see is that the ongoing process of the airlines as to what is being done and i think the airlines are going to be the toughest question is offi going to be the toughest question is off i some extent, because they know all the elements that concern them and they are going to not hold back in asking the questions. you think there are questions to be asked about the relationship between boeing and the regulator? well, certainly, this is the second time the process has been called into question. i mean you had the 787 incidences with the batteries and so on and again, the same kind of issues arose. people saying well, surely this should have been spotted beforehand, and i think there were a couple of things this time,