-- and philip morris handles the rest -- handles the rest of the world.oth stocks peaked in the summer of 2017 and then they were nearly cut in half over the next 18 months. we know smokey has been on decline for ages because nobody wants to get -- well say nobody chooses to get cancer emphysema, it is not like a volunteer class thing, it is a disgusting ha disgusting habit in younger generation who didn't grow up in a world with cigarettes. my parents kept them in the frig like popsicles but it is highly addictive so for years the big tobacco companies did just fine and like nothing could derail the likes of altria and philip morris she slam head first into a retaining wall, they slam into vaping big tobacco got disrupted by electronic cigarettes, especially juul and that is j.u.u.l. and people are switching to e cigs and the former foil from $77 in 2017 down to $42 a few months ago and while it went to $64 over the same period cigarettes are not cool but kids love juul that they had to take off the shelf because they taste like candy if they had a raisi

morris told the judge that she wanted to have social contact with mr. smoot. >> reporter: jolley argued if brooke was so afraid of smoot, why would she want to keep seeing him? after all, phone records showed she was she the one who called him that day. >> she continued to treat shawn as a friend. as someone that she would do activities with. >> reporter: did you worry that that could be confusing to the jury? >> absolutely. and i think that's the underlying question anytime that we're talkin' about domestic violence. why does anyone go back? >> reporter: the prosecutors hoped any doubt the jury may have regarding smoot's guilt would be wiped away when they called their key witness to the stand. was working for smoot when brooke was murdered, says her impression of the nice, outgoing man who hired her didn't last. why did it change? >> he was cold. he got angry -- easily. not satisfied, really, ever. it almost seemed like he enjoyed getting somebody -- riled up. >> reporter: in court, she testified about what happened the monday following brooke's murde

where was christina morris?en 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. >> okay, that makes sense. >> reporter

jan morris/direct travel "...everybody is talking about it..."travel agents like direct travel's jan morris say president trump's threat to close the border hasn't resulted in any cancellations just yet. but were the border to be closed, morris can only imagine the complications that could impact a cruise or air travel already booked.jan morris/direct travelnats (counselors at amigos de guadalupe) the possible border closure was also on the mind of maritza maldonado, executive director of amigos de guadalupe, which supports immigrants with housing and counseling.maritza maldonado/amigos de guadalupe maldonado says there is real fear in the community that families will be forever cut off from one another. a border closure could also have a major economic impact on local businesses that relay on trade with mexico, to say nothing of all those spring break vacation plans says direct travel's jan morris... jan morris/direct travel in san jose rob fladeboe kron4news (pam) immigrants wanting to make a better life for themselves that mauled a says chere

it is a 1950 series to morris minor. its top speedis 1950 series to morris minor.aker about as mph is petrified. we are not wearing a seatbelt because we don't have to do, because a car built in that area would not have seatbelt so we are not obligated to install them. so anything over 30 miles an hour is taking life into your own hands. it has hundred foot—pounds of torque which is about... which is something people think about electric cars, there is a performance there. we find that 40 miles is about a week's worth of driving in london. how long did it take to convert this car?m took about six months. normally we would estimate between 3— six months the conversion based on whether or not we have done it before, how complex the conversion was going to be. how much are we talking about to do this? at the moment we generally suggest a based figure of about £20,000, which is a lot more than we would like it to be. ideally we would like it to be. ideally we would like it to be. ideally we would like to get to the point where you are looking at £5,000 to convert this

so with the electric morris minors, there‘s a handful of electric morris minors in the entire world.ose to electric. with each one the first one is very much a custom, bespoke conversaion. we are figuring out where batteries go, figuring out how we‘re going to meet the motor to the gearbox, where does the charger go, how much range can the car physically take. so this morris minor for example, we have kept the gearbox, in fact the entire conversion has been done in such a way that it could be converted back to petrol very easily if the owner so wished. you are getting 100 horsepower and a few hundred... comedian jake yapp‘s morris traveller is currently in the workshop undergoing conversion. the car itself is 55 years old, but the electric parts have been salvaged from a modern nissan leaf. i bought this car specifically to be electrified. i'd always wanted morris minor but had kind of grappled with the idea that it is very polluting, if i'm going to buy another car it should probably be an electric car, i am very excited very about getting a snazzy entertainment system satnav unit f

jan morris/direct travel "...everybody is talking about it..."travel agents like direct travel's jan morris say president trump's threat to close the border hasn't resulted in any cancellations just yet. but were the border to be closed, morris can only imagine the complications that could impact a cruise or air travel already booked.jan morris/direct travelnats (counselors at amigos de guadalupe)on this cesar chavez day, the possible border closure was also on the mind of maritza maldonado, executive director of amigos de guadalupe, which supports immigrants with housing and counseling.maritza maldonado/amigos de guadalupe maldonado says there is real fear in the community that families will be forever cut off from one another. a border closure could also have a major economic impact on local businesses that relay on trade with mexico, to say nothing of all those spring break vacation plans says direct travel's jan morris... jan morris/direct travel (anchor) taking a look at stormtracker 4 radar.... you can see scattered showers across the bay a

desmond morris is not alone in treating art and science as equals, not opposites.t look at tomorrow morning's newspapers is coming up on the bbc news channel. now on bbc one it's time for the news where you are. goodnight. this is bbc news with martine croxall. a british woman is facing a jail sentence in dubai because of a facebook post she made years ago in the uk. laleh sharavesh, who's 55, is accused of breaking the country's cyber crime laws after posting comments criticising her ex—husband's new wife. earlier i spoke to our correspondent ben ando who told me that the posts came about after their divorce in 2016, she logged onto facebook and saw that her husband had remarried. she said she was very angry by this and she put these two insulting posts on facebook. and i supposed thought very little more of it. pedro died in march last month and she decided to take their daughter to his funeral in dubai and when she landed, she was immediately detained because the cybercrime laws in dubai are trite —— quite a conan and there are lots of things that could be consi

chris morris hasjust joined me.ther this really did suit anybody. a longer extension means that they will be talking about this for the next few months and a shorter extension really as been ruled out and it seems thatjune is just a staging post. here is theresa may.|j just met with donald tusk the president of the european council where i agree to an extension of the present props us to the end of october at the latest. i continue to believe we need to be the eu with a deal as soon as possible. vitally, the eu have agreed that the extension can be terminated when the withdrawal agreement has been ratified which was my key request of my fellow leaders. for example, this means that if we are able to pass a deal in the first three weeks of may, we will not have to take part in european elections and will officially leave the eu on saturday the first of june. officially leave the eu on saturday the first ofjune. during the course of the extension the european council is clear that the uk will continue to hold full ment

chris morris from our reality check tv. -- chris morris from our reality check tv. —— thank you very uk will not be leaving the european union in two days' time. the cliff edge has been avoided, kicked down the road again towards october 31. the uk will be retaining all its membership rights, it may well be taking part in the european parliamentary elections and may even be taking decisions on the next european commissioners. all those things will remain in place while the uk remains a member of the european union. you are watching bbc news. no sign of spring warrants in the immediate forecast. it is looking colder. we will look at that and just a moment. first of all how thursday is shaping up and talking about cold weather, a widespread frost to begin the day but a fine day ahead for most places with some sunny spells. high pressure in control at the moment that is blocking with assistance from coming oui’ blocking with assistance from coming our way from the atlantic. also block them out there air from coming oui’ block them out there air from coming our way as well because the hi

we're with maren morris after getting rejected by "the voice" and "idol." >> sometimes it pays to take long way. >>> plus -- ♪ back street's back all right >> bsb breaking news after saying bye-bye to their show on the strip. >>> and our day at disney with avengers. how they became a real life superhero for these fans. >> they're like, who are you? thor? >>> first, the discovery channel is in egypt and we have an exclusive sneak peek at a two-hour live event they have planned for sunday night. >> doctor, we're standing next to what looks like the entrance to one of the tombs. is that right? >> this is the big surprise that you will see on sunday. >> chris jacobs, explorer josh gates and a team of archaeologists will enter a 3,000-year-old tomb and open an ancient egyptian sar kof gus and viewers will watch it in real time. >> oh, my god. >> i think viewers expect to meet a mummy face-to-face. we're going to go into tight tunnels, tombs and passages and there are snakes and curses. for me, i'm not too worried about the curse, although, who knows, maybe i should be. ♪ >>> minutes away, s

esther morris with us from bnp paribas. i want to tell you -- mr. morris with us from bnp paribas.you about anadarko, occidental, chevron -- we would never be that rude. morning. this this is bloomberg. ♪ viviana: this is bloomberg surveillance. let's get the bloomberg business flash. earnings surging in the first quarter for airbus. the european playmaker -- plane production.d up it is a rival to the boeing 737 max. almost 40 fold. bp boosting cash flow and hitting the target our profit estimates in the first quarter. rising oil and gas production offset the impact of lower prices. the british energy company said results were boosted by a strong trading performance. tesla reportedly will/prices -- prices according to the new york times. tesla will announce it is selling solar panels and related equipment for up to 38% off. be required to buy online. it shows tesla has not neglected its solar business. francine, tom? tom: we have daniel morris with us from bnp paribas on the desk in london with francine. as we look at the fed. as we look at america. but the issue is the massive out

. >> and we hear from marin morris. how the singer song writer is using her fame to push for change. >>> we begin this morning with a look at today's eye opener. your world in 90 seconds. >> if the drugs don't stop, mexico can stop them if they want, we're going to tear up the cars. the cars are very big. if that doesn't work, we're going to close the border. >> the president gives mexico one year to meet his demand. >> president trump heads to california today to visit the u.s./mexico bo u.s./mexico border. >>> michael cohen is offering new evidence that can be a value into evidence against the president. >>> boeing is reviewing a faulty censor that may be to blame in the crash of two jets. >> it's our responsibility to x eliminate this risk. >>> the young man who claims to be a long missing boy lied about his identity. >> we know that you are out there somewhere and we will never stop looking for you. >>> the city of chicago intends to sue actor jussie smollett for money spent investigating what police say turned out

go to xfinity.com/moving to get started. >>> phillip morris urging people to stop smoking cigarettesw alternative tobacco product. >> phillip morris international, the maker of marlboro outside of the u.s., not the nicotine delivery businesses. they're running it in the uk one tag line reads, if you smoke, quit. might seem surprising for a company that made about $25 billion on cigarettes last year, but not when you realize cigarette sales slowly but steadily declining and phillip morris international, a $6 billion investment in a heated tobacco product that heats it up rather than burning it like a cigarette. >> the interesting thing here, the verbal distinct is don't smoke, but inhale this nicotine substance differently. is there a proven difference in the sort of health problems that come from just inhaling heated tobacco versus smoking snit. >> that's a great question ai aiko's product is under review by the fda the cigarette sales are 3% down last year while sales of aiko up by about 14% for them, there's obviously a lot of profit motive and then a modified risk product. a way t

phillip morris hopes to launch heated tobacco here in the u.s their problem heats up tobacco to releasethis is the majority of its $6 billion investment in smoke free products the ceo said the time is right in the shift in strategy. >> as cigarettes decline, you know, we want to be very competitive. >> push them to the alternative. >> the idea is to push them to the alternative. between 75 to 85% of people switch completely out of cigarettes, stop smoking and use this product. >> phillip morris saw its cigarette sales by 3%. icos is currently under fda review for sale in the u.s if approved, it will be distributed by altrium they have a separate application that would allow icos to be marketed as a nicotine product with a lower risk than cigarettes the ceo will be on "squawk on the street" for an excludsive interview on the year of the unsmoke campaign and getting out of the traditional cigarette business. >> still getting nicotine in a different way? >> if you heat tobacco instead of burning it, it has less health risks that's why they're trying to move into the heated tobacco business

jan morris/direct travel in san jose rob fladeboe kron4news ( will ) find out...er of an oakland boy who accidently shot himself... will be able to see his son as he continues to fight for his life. 4-year old navaun jackson shot himself when he found a gun under a bed. the boyfriend of navaun's mother was arrested for what happened. navaun's aunt, called for governor newsom to grant prison furlough to the child's father, nathan jackson... and made the request because navaun will soon be taken off of some of his life support medication. over the weekend jackson was able to video chat with family... to see navaun in the hospital... but the family says that is not enough. <((jamilia land- navaun jackson's aunt)) now his 4 year old son is clinging in the balance for his life, irregardless of what for nathan incarcerated, he deserves to be by life. the regardless of what got nathan incarcerated. he deserves to be by a sense i party hard. >>e. >>the governor left the state yesterday and so far has not commented on the family's request. a very a couple gave birth to qui

anyway governor morris was one that wanted this convention to be not quite as somber as it seems to be so he made a bet with some of his friends there including alexander hamilton and hamilton knew washington better than morris did. so he made this bet that he could actually loosen up george washington. so hamilton said you have about or what do you want the wager to be the finest dinner in philadelphia for a dozen of each of our friends so if i when you treat us and if you and i treat you. so he goes up to george washington and puts his arms around and says george how you doing glad to see you. the way governor morris tells the story he said at that moment general washington fixed me with an icy glare. 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 was the kind of person americans expected as their president. that's the kind of person americans wanted as their president in the early days of the republic. and what i call the augustine ag

good job defensively by morris. fires, at him. karl-anthony towns, he's got 30 now. remember, he had 41 the last time they played. westbrook, milking the clock. right at towns and finishes. 6 right back to the big man. well defended. anthony towns, 14 points here in the quaurth quarter. >> jeff: size advantage. one foot runner over the smaller markieff morris. >> mike: he has taken advantage of steven adams fouling out. we are under a minute remaining. t. wolves trying to get stops. westbrook. pull up jumper. got it and a foul. hit on the wrist. and westbrook with a chance for a three point play. backpedals. beautiful job. >> jeff: george after the the free-throw line. george on the two on a jump shot. that's how you do it. >> mike: 41 seconds left. towns gets it. nice adjustment and karl-anthony towns with a chance for a three point play. >> jeff: miscommunication on a switch. good slip to the rim. and saric and then the agility to slide by and use your left hand to finish. >> mike: what a fourt quarter for karl-anthony towns. the free throw, big right now. five-poi

. >>> coming up we'll hear from maren morris who's nominated at this weekend's cma awards.en. this is the "cbs morning news." this weekend's cma awards. i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." on irreversible joint damage. ongoing pain and stiffness are signs of joint erosion. humira can help stop the clock. prescribed for 15 years, humira targets and blocks a source of inflammation that contributes to joint pain and irreversible damage. vo: humira can lower your ability to fight infections. serious and sometimes fatal infections including tuberculosis, and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened, as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions, and new or worsening heart failure. tell your doctor if you've been to areas and if you've had tb, hepatitis b, are prone to infections, or have flu-like symptoms or sores. don't start humira if you have an infection. woman: help stop the clock on further irreversible joint damage. lk to your rheumatollen the a. >>> our top stories this morning, president trump is headed to the southern

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later on the ceo of philip morris international will give us thoughts on the upcoming bill that will to buy tobacco products to 21 years. squawk on the streets back after a short break. uh-oh, looks like someone's still nervous about buying a new house. is it that obvious? yes it is. you know, maybe you'd worry less if you got geico to help with your homeowners insurance. i didn't know geico could helps with homeowners insurance. yep, they've been doing it for years. what are you doing? big steve? thanks, man. there he is. get to know geico and see how much you could save on homeowners and renters insurance. thumbs up to lyft. lyft, zoom, pinterest are now in the public market. more big names on deck including uber our next guest is staying away from buying some of them at current levels except one. dean of valuations is with us, nyu professor of is with us. in general, how are you characterizing the issues we've seen and the ones that are pretty much new pricing. >> i think lyft when it came out was overpriced after the drop, i think it became a little more reasonably priced i'm a l

anne marie morris, what would you say to that?, but for my money, what we need is to have a relationship with europe which enables us to trade with countries where we currently have a surplus as opposed to being stuck with the european union, which is slowly going into recession. the economy of the country, for business, if getting out is the right thing to do, we need to do it andl right thing to do, we need to do it and i managed way — i believe only the conservatives can deliver that, the conservatives can deliver that, the prime minister does not want to change your approach. go green no—deal is not a managed way, we need to challenge this myth that somehow you can slide off into wto terms... you can! wrong! wrong! we have been told about article 24, the wto have said it is not possible, so we need to be honest about the public, i agree with what kourtenay said, we were all sold out pack of lies, young people overwhelmingly wa nt lies, young people overwhelmingly want to remain, the idea that we will be sold down the river is

joining us today from philip morris international.ng actually the transitions going on in that business. >>> talking about transitions, let's send it over to john for a look at what's happening on "squawk alley." >> reporter: good morning. top ranked apple analyst got a big report out about apple's potential in health care. we'll dig into tt thhawi her coming up on "squawk alley." >>> welcome back to "squawk on the street." stocks moving to the downside this morning with most sectors in the s&p 500 trading in red as you can see there. one notable outperformer though is energy led by big oil names including contra resources and conocophillip. those companies following the move higher in oil with west texas crude hitting its highest level since october, up 1.5% today so far. i'll send it back downtown to you guys at the new york stock exchange. >> okay. thank you, eric. >>> what's nice is we have five shows to go this week. it's only the beginning of the week. >> this is the first show of the last trading hour of the day. >> yes. >> it

chris morris.l 245 times has called for them to be banned. the pupil, who is autistic, tried to kill herself in the booth and has said she felt "alone, trapped and no—one seemed to care". her mother said for months she was unaware of what was happening to her daughter and when she found out she was ‘devastated'. she's threatening to take legal action against the government unless they review how isolation booths are used. the girl, who we've called "sophie", told the victoria derbyshire programme in a letter, what it was like to be in the booth. her words are spoken for her. during year seven, i was bullied by my peers. teachers placed me in isolation. this made me feel alone. during years seven to nine, i was placed there whenever they felt necessary, which was at least one lesson a day, or days at a time. i decided i'd rather die than be in isolation because of the mood it left me in. i felt alone and trapped at school. for such a long time, i felt as though it would be best, as no one seemed to

a pesar de que los locales se pusieron por delante en el marcador por medio de jordan morris, marcÓ suclaridad del alivio de claritin 24 horas sin causar sueño cuando las alergias ocurran, día tras día tras día. porque la vida debería tener más alegrías y menos preocupaciones. siente la claridad, vive claramente claritin. fÉlix: la ciudad de londres celebra su tradicional maratÓn. arantxa: vemos a lucas que recorriÓ 26.2 millas. necesito la ayuda de una persona para poder llegar al otro lado de la meta. es importante recalcar que Él quiere recaudar dinero para los estudios del aisa elmer. lo importante es tratar de cruzar. fÉlix: asÍ es. buenas noches. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ juliÁn: familia! los que saben mÁs y ana caty hernÁndez. ana: pumas anunciarÍa lo

chris morris reporting there.eet people who live near the irish border to hear their concerns about the future. mrs merkel has pledged to do all she can to prevent a no—deal brexit. senior police officers are warning public figures and politicians to avoid inflaming the atmosphere around brexit. the national police chiefs council says people with a platform have a responsibility use temperate language. as part of preparations for a no—deal brexit, more than 10,000 officers are ready to be deployed at 24 hours notice if there is unrest. our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford reports. as the brexit debate has raged in parliament, around parliament and across the uk, passions have been inflamed. are you scared to answer the question, anna? so much so that senior police officers are asking everyone — in what they called the febrile atmosphere — to think carefully about how they express their views and to make sure their words don't incite others to violence. we would urge people, be measured, think about what

chris morris is with me. back in july, have the european elections, they come back injuly, but you have a process of selecting the commissioners. i would think 0ctober 31 takes to a position the commission is resuming business. yes. the new commission president takes office on the 1st of november. the state will come before them. the new president of the european council takes office the 1st of december, there is a changing of the guard and this would extend to a certain point which gives a bit more time but before that changing of the guard takes place. so it is a compromise of sort but my understanding is that so far, and the room come all they are talking about is of the extensive. they haven't got your to the conditions that may be attached because i think there is some surprise from other members emmanuel macron has taken perhaps a hard line in the room and they were expecting. it is a suggestion, one potential compromise. somewhere in the middle seems like a pretty good place to start. it doesn't necess

out for a drive on the streets of london matthew quitter enjoys riding his nine hundred fifty three morris minor but the only classic car here but his especial it lacks the distinct diesel noise. just a little bit tired noise was the sound of a nine hundred fifty three car. through the traffic. just the sound of tires after quite a replace the original engine with a modern electric version its business model at london electric cars in the u.k. we've got i think thirty seven million calls on the road over a billion cause in the world on the road and i don't think anyone's have any doubt now that we are moving to a call benoist society. which begs the question what is going to happen to all those calls that we need tree going to scrap thirty seven million cars. and to me that it's just untenable you know where they were going to be scrapped. and more importantly why why why scrap them when there isn't actually anything wrong with them except for the power train. turns out it's not so hard to replacing the polar train even on an old traveller or any of the other beauties here so lovers of old

chris morris has justjoined in london why she signed up to this. chris morris hasjustjoined us.bit of anger with the french for spoiling the party. there was a majority there for a longer extension than this. but it was one word i heard, that force them out into what i think many people see as a unsatisfactory compromise. classic eu summit fights. neither short nor long really. we were just discussing the purpose of the june review. potentially nothing seems to me because if the uk is still a member state, all 28 countries would have to take part in a decision to bring something to an end. it is ready down, you just can't kick them out now. down, you just can't kick them out now. we have to look at the wording when he comes out. it is actually an extension to the end ofjune with the prospect of pushing ahead to october the 31st two june review sounds like a bit a fiction. unless june is to ratify the withdrawal agreement. if that process has run its course and still no conclusion, october gives you six months to hold a new referendum in general election. possibly. if you wanted

i'll sure you and phillip morris some of the stocks -- al tria and phillip morris some of the stocks lower, links to reports products are to blame. caterpillar has turned around, 1% after a downgrade from deutsche bank that follows a downgrade last month by ubs. looks like times might be getting just a little tougher for caterpillar, but the stock market not projecting that, at least right now. guy: let's get back to the brexit story and figure out what is going to happen next. the prime minister's meeting jeremy corbyn, the leader of the opposition party, right now. we don't know what is going to was old from that meeting. earlier, the prime minister defended her strategy of making this meeting happen in parliament. pm may: i think there are a number of areas we agree on in relation to brexit. leavingwant to deliver the eu with a deal. we both want to protect jobs, to ensure we have free movement. we both recognize the importance of the withdrawal agreement. what we want to do now is find a way forward that can deliver on brexit and the result of the referendum, and ensure that the

daniel morris and arend kapteyn with us.vid westin with johnson ateo kevin the 9:00 hour tonight in new york. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ viviana: this is bloomberg "surveillance." google says its u.s. workforce has become more asian and less white and male. they released their diversity uport, asian staff making more than 40% of the workforce. gains were reported in women, lack, and latino workers. will be the new chief financial officer. positionld the same for the last 12 years of qualcomm. ceort swan was the interim in january and was permanently named to the top executive role. showing the academy awards could be an antitrust issue. they have been warned about potential rule changes that could hurt netflix and other streaming platforms. the government says that may violate laws protecting competition. that is the bloomberg business flash. tom: let's dive into a discussion of negative yields. right now, germany is one of the examples where the two year yield has been negative and stays negative. it is real simple, the yellow

chris morris reporting. conviction for murdering her husband was quashed at the court of appeal has been granted bail ahead of a fresh trial. sally challen was jailed for life in 2011 for murdering her husband richard, but the conviction was overturned in february following a campaign by her sons, and evidence that she had suffered decades of abuse. today, she pleaded not guilty to his murder. richard lister reports. sally challen has never denied killing her husband, richard, but she's always maintained that she didn't murder him. in february, the court of appeal heard arguments about the issue of coercive control and quashed her murder conviction. it ordered a retrial, in the light of new evidence about her state of mind at the time of richard's death. at the old bailey, today, her family saw her plead not guilty to murder, in advance of the retrial. thejudge ordered her release on bail. today, we are overjoyed that bail has been granted for our mother and she will be now released back to us. our mother no

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joining us market asset management president morris mark along with our own julia boorstin how high is tonight after the disney announcement was so well received and now we have this new hulu ownership >> i think the pressure is on for netflix ceo reid hastings, not only to deliver the number of subscribers he'd add this this quarter which is 8.9 million, but also give guidance on what to expect for the rest of the year. i also think it's worth noting that reid hastings usually is very direct about talking about competition. we'll see what he says about disney plus, also apple plus and the other services such as nbc universal service and the at&t services in the works. i think we'll really see this quarter whether or not the price hikes announced in january are hurting consumers or whether they're willing to spend more and netflix has more room to run. >> so morris, what do you think about the hulu deal? it goes from four owners at one time to now two, majority disney and our parent company comcast >> i think it makes a lot of sense. it's good for growth, disney comcast and at&t becaus

buzzfeed news revealed the bbc north america editor addressed executives of the tobacco giant philip morrisi. jon sopel declined to respond to buzzfeed, and a bbc spokesperson declined to say how much he had been paid to speak at the event, adding... thank you for all your comments this week. if you want to share your opinions on bbc news and current affairs, or even appear on the programme, do e—mail... you can find us on twitter... hello. it will be a stormy start to the weekend for many parts of the uk. in fact, storm hannah has already brought power outages to parts of ireland. the winds have been escalating through the night and evere gales are expected quite widely around the coast and the hills in the west. this is a deep area of low pressure so late into the season, of course, when the trees are now in full leaf in many areas so we do expect some damage to trees, buildings, power lines and that disruption to transport. there are warnings out there on the website for this storm, mostly for the winds but not entirely because it looks pretty wet as well. we've had one band of rain movi

matthew morris, icrc‘s spokesperson for the uk explains why it has taken icrc so long to acknowledgese abductions. it's been a very long and complex crisis lasting 5.5 years. we've always made the decision with the best insterests of our colleagues in mind. things started to change the end of 2017, reports that louisa had been seen perhaps giving medical care to people in some towns and villages near the euphrates, and i have to say, since 2013, we've not heard anything about the other two. we heard that louisa though was there as late as last year, the end of last year, so with islamic state losing its territory in syria in an area where we know louisa had been seen, that was a significant milestone. we had been trying to tap into any possible links, within europe in the americas and the middle east, to try and look at any leads. we've heard all sorts of rumours and leads and we try to check and everything that we've heard. it's been more than three and a half years since the volkswagen emissions scandal exploded onto the world stage. now the company's former chief executive martin

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fee news revealed the bbc north america editor addressed the executive of the tobacco giant philip morrish charities and anti—smoking campaigners were not impressed. and nor was clear san brooke, who tweeted. .. and lance dyer wonder... jon sopel declined to respond to bus feet and a bbc spokesperson declined to say how much he had been paid... thank you for all your comments this week. if you want to share your opinions on bbc news and current affairs, or even appear on the programme, do e—mail news watch... you can find us on twitter... you can call us on... and you have a look at previous interviews and discussions on our website,... that's all from us. we will be back to hear your thoughts about bbc news coverage again next week. goodbye. good evening. this time last week, it was all about the sunshine and the warmth that we got to look forward to across easter weekend. well, today, we have seen some sunshine. in fact, it's been a glorious day across the highlands, scotland — as you can see from lochnessmonster. but for most of us, the cloud arrived and it brought some rain with it. a

morris hileman. director 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 ndertake development of larger experimental 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 the child has d