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monique morris are here. >>> richard? >> the ntsb now investigating how and what happened as large pieces of debris from a united airlines plane fell on to neighborhoods north of denver. the 777 pilot putting out a may day call signaling a life threatening emergency. bloomfield police report some property damage, no injuries to report, though. >> a lot of people said they heard that really loud explosion, which startled a lot of people and then they just started seeing basically what they thought was a plane falling from the sky. what it was was debris. >> the plane's pilot also saying that they were experiencing an engine failure. the united airlines flight to honolulu then returned to denver international airport. more than 200 people were on board that plane. more "american voices" right after this break. s" right after this break woman: i have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. now, there's skyrizi. ♪ things are getting clearer ♪ ♪ yeah i feel free ♪ ♪ to bare my skin, ♪ ♪ yeah, that's all me ♪ ♪ nothing and me ♪ ♪

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. >> my name is miriam friedman morris.father, david friedman, a painter and holocaust survivor, left me a diary, "tagebuch fuer miriam friedman." as i read it, the diary led me on a remarkable journey that continues to this day. >> miriam, i'm jamie. >> hi. welcome. >> miriam wrote us an e-mail that said... it was so impassioned, i had to meet her. my goodness. look at all of this. i feel like i'm in fine-art gallery or a museum. tell me about your parents. >> my parents were both holocaust survivors, and in 1954, we moved from israel to new york. >> in her mind's eye, little miriam sees only gauzy pictures of her father's past. he doesn't tell her all that much. she knows he was a painter, who, in world war i, drew combat scenes on the russian front and was decorated for bravery. but she's in the dark about the full scope of his artistic career, including hundreds of drawings of top personalities for german newspapers and exhibitions of his work in major cities. in december 1938, friedman fled berlin for prague, czechoslo

maren morris. test. ♪ ♪ when. >>> welcome tock to "cbs morning news."ht out all of her mama bear in lake jackson, texas, south of houston. she pulled off a football move to protect her children. before you look at -- watch the little stutter step she does. >> amazing -- >> that's a heck of a tackle. >> i love it. i hope we show it again. tackling a man in the middle of the street last month. look at the stutter step. i'm going to get you. >> textbook -- >> why did she do that? the suspect is accused of peeping into the bedroom window of her 15-year-old daughter. what? they held the suspect until the officers caught up. pena says this, "my kids are my life. i'm making sure i protect them, pretty much." the police chief now wants to meet with her and commend her, he said he might even send her a job application. so one of the cops said, it's not very often that we have somebody who steps in and does what you did, that she said the cop fist bumped her and said "i hear the texans are looking for a new linebacker." >> i don't think it's a good look for the g

and so he is excited when morris abandons art in order to pursue the telegraph. and in fact, he's so excited that in 1838, one more demonstrates the telegraph in france to the french scientific community, humboldt is there. helping to translate and congratulating morris on being a master in two worlds in art and in science. so, you've got this connection that is diving deeper and deeper into american and junior, the american exploration, american literature, american art and in fact, a portrait done of humble that this time is this one by peal of alexander van -- in 1809. now it's interesting about this is when he first gets back to europe, he is carrying a letter from jefferson to the harkey to lafayette. jefferson gives him the letter because they both know that napoleon is opening the marquee to lafayette male. and censoring it. and so, this is the letter that's going to get to him an incumbent. what does is it creates a friendship between humbled and lafayette and two years later, left four-year-old right to jefferson and, say oh my god thank you for introduc

b morris, who does -- he was the hard presser for and why, you we norm for the morris code. john draper, a pioneer photography takes assisted to the roof, photographs are, creates the first -- world's first outdoor photograph portrait so this building was alive when artists. they, of course identified with the building but remember, right around them, including the people who own the house is wealthy upper east side new york. it's just a single building is identifying with artists. that's the way it works. here's a photograph of it. it was taken down in the 18 nineties by the way, and replaced by the building that's their today, great art galleries in that building. when they were replaced in the 18, industry was moving in from broadway and lafayette street and they really brought el moore you that their main building would eventually be some kind of a factory. and they were concentrating on their new campus. this is the 18 nineties, 19 zeroes, with a new campus in the bronx, which is now bronx community college, beautiful campus. when this building came down in the 18 ninet

rabbi morris raphael from temple -- congregation in new york city. born in sweden in 1860. charles james buchanan was president then. america was on the eve of the civil war and his very, very lengthy prayer invoked images of brother against brother. a lot of foreshadowing going nonhis prayer about what america was but to face. to add a little intrigue to the first rabbi, he was pro slavery, and there are scholars who -- i studied morris raffle but there are from the timeline of my store, there are people who follow the jewish tradition or the jewish history in the civil war and know him to have written about proslavery positions so very different back then. he looked different, too. shows up in his -- "the new york times" called it in costume, in his -- very odd to see a jew in front of the house of representatives praying. the other members were iterring to each other -- it titerring to each other and it wools quite a site to see. >> did any of the christian pastors complain? >> no complaints. it was a while before the next one came on the screen, about ten years so not a

morris greenberg, we appreciate your views important story.y much. >> thank you >>> all right. coming up, call it the plan to save day care, how to get many closed child care centers open and their parents back to work. >>> as we head to break, a few other big headlines happening right now. number one, president biden scheduled to meet with labor union leaders today. they're expected to talk about infrastructure spending and alternative energy two, selling its north american water brand, including pure life, shifting to premium lines. nestle's ceo will join us live tomorrow here on "worldwide exchange." >>> and three, jeff bezos reclaiming his title as the world's richest person overtaking elon musk the change comes after tesla shares slid more than 2 1/2% yesterday, but with this new spacex valuation, maybe musk will take it back tomorrow what a battle. dow futures, they're down four we're back right after this. make fitness routine with pure protein. high protein. low sugar. tastes great! high protein. low sugar. so good. high protein. low s

the chairman of investment firm, sanders morris harris joins us from houston. george, great to have you with us. how much has -- how much of the stimulus package has markets already set up for? george: i don't think the stimulus package is going to be a disappointment to the market. almost no matter what. the republican proposal which was, i think, a bit of a stalking horse, will come of the market thinks, cause the $1.9 trillion biden proposal to end up around $1.4 billion or $1.5 billion with fewer people getting $1400 checks then originally planned. that will not disappoint the market. there is momentum in the market and as of now, as long as a vaccine rollout improves, continues to improve as it should, and if the stimulus package is around $1.5 trillion, the direction of the next few months is likely to be upward as it has been for the last few months. shery: with the fiscal tap remaining open, we are seeing oldish retail investors, -- bullish retail investors, as we get more margin debt on the sidelines. george: there is a real risk, although probably not

it's like, no, we're all becoming more accountable. >> maren morris. >> when morris won female vocalistntinue to pioneer this genre. >> reporter: among them, rissy palmer. ♪ show the world you're a country girl ♪ when palmer scored a hit with "country girl," in 2007, she was the first african-american woman to crack the charts in 20 years. ♪ why did you want to be part of an industry that was not especially welcoming to people of color or to women? >> i knew in the very beginning that there weren't a lot of people that looked like me. and i knew that that was going to be a mountain that i was going to have to climb. but i love the music. i love the songwriting, the storytelling, the way it makes me feel. just -- i'm a fan. >> on some level it's got to be heartbreaking to be a fan of something and then find they won't let you in the club. >> it's heartbreaking. i've been turned away at my own shows, trying to get on stage. and a security guard wasn't going to let me get on because he was like, who are you? i was like, i'm -- they're calling my name right now. >> palmer now hosts the "col

morris i think the danger is in acting as though the stories are anomalies.at girl in -- the mother of the givrl in rochester had to say. >> the incidents in 6 minutes. in you event you can't calm a 9-year-old child with some type of stress going on. it's impossible. anyone a father or mother would know that six months is not enough to try to talk to the child and get them to calm down or comply. >> dr. morris how is what we're watching indicative of how police officers often treat children of color? >> i think first and foremost i'm happy to be here with you this evening to talk about this. it's really important that we recognize from the outset that black girls are not disposable. and yet what we are seeing is that a dehumanization and the adultfy indication of black girls specifically lead them to being viewed as disposable. she in the video had to remind them she is a child. the acts as you mentioned may seem isolated. but they're steeped in pattern of racialized gender based violence that harken back to a long history of schools and other public spaces n

but the most expensive signing today was this man, south african chris morris.ajasthan royals. i've been finding out more on moeen ali's move from rohan gavaskar, who played in the ipl for kolkata knight riders. i think he's going to be a great buy. obviously he's a fantastic phenomenal with steam heat what he can do in cricket. even gave us a bit of a glimpse in the chennai test the way he picked up wickets in the chennai test. we know what a phenomenal white ball cricket he is. i think it's a sure buy. i know it's nearly $1 million but i think he will prove to be good value for money. he'll bring a lot to the table and add a lot to that team. j table and add a lot to that team. i wonder then what you made of the fact that the likes of fermenting when perspective, alex hales wasn't signed up or adjacent r0|, what do you think that was? j signed up or adjacent roi, what do you think that was?— you think that was? i “ust think ad'acent you think that was? i “ust think adjacent roy. h you think that was? i “ust think adjacent roy, he's _ you think that was? i just

s >> reporter: new photos of morris, a familiar formation were able to see now. >>> coming up tonight at 11:00, in our series project home, you still have the right to vote publicly funded low income housing out of your neighborhood. article 34 in california's constitution makes it possible. local leaders assay the language is racist, and needs to be removed. >> they went into the constitution, in 1950, so that people could keep black people and low income people out of their neighborhood. >> watch the full story tonight on the kpix5 news at 11. and we will be >>> the popular tahoe ski resort is being sued. one year after the deadly avalanche. and that is according to the san francisco chronicle. 34-year-old skier cole comstock died after hitting a tree during the avalanche. his friends was paralyzed. the suit claims that alpine meadows did not take enough precautionary measures to prevent an avalanche. they reached out to alpine meadows for his statement, and have not heard back. also tonight, first time ever, the entire state of texas is under a winter storm warning. because of snow

the mustn't say go go to regularly blogs about being the single mother of a 25 year old morry. her son must at all has not studied or gone to work for the past 6 years so many parents is secretive they don't want to talk about this problem why are you so i've been going out again and now we are no longer. mine alone. and i don't know took the. power got out of. you know my dog dog the dog are in the door now but it's more. towards even doing or so. they're betting on you has a coffee then i. must have told 1st began to withdraw his teenage years she struggled to help you. not have enough capital for her to move. forward on the hierarchy neither. not at the mere thought but you're just on the. cause a lot more than enough could not hold this mug you know you're not on mark growing there in class to see. it what a night it is in london or in a lock up or thoughts about pushed are not there anymore think montoya's or king are drifting out of a not a new york they're not large and dying are. the sure you must joe's older brother the hardest. is there are more than one of us are one

sincerely can sit sincerely elliott morris.ld you about the lies that college students have to accept and repeat in order to graduate. things have changed dramatically . one person has an unbelievable story straight ahead. google hasn't simply infiltrate the classroom, it is tracking your students outside of school. that is next. >> if you been near a college campus lately or you probably heard land acknowledgment. if you haven't heard the term here's what it is greatly and acknowledgment means your exit acknowledging guilt for living on land that was taken from som other group at some point in th past, it may be thousands of years before. land acknowledgment as a way to feel guilty about living virtually anywhere on planet earth. at inaugurate one democrat offered this land acknowledgment . our country was built on indigenously and and we pay tribute to these indigenous nations. the purpose we should be clear about of land acknowledgment isn't to solve anything or make anyone's life better, the peopl who perform and acknowledg

sincerely elliott morris.e told you about the lies that college students have to accept and repeat in order to graduater things have changed dramatically.gs we are going to tell you what kindergartners are learning in class. mother -- one mother has an unbelievable a story straightahead. google hasn't simply infiltrated the classroom, it is tracking your students outside of school. that is next. school. that is next. our retirement plan with voya, keeps us moving forward. hey, kevin! hey, guys! they have customized solutions to help our family's special needs... graduation selfie! well done! and voya stays by our side, keeping us on track for retirement... giving us confidence in our future ...and in kevin's. you ready for your first day on the job? i was born ready. go get'em, kev. well planned. well invested. well protected. voya. be confident to and through retirement. >> if you been near a college campus lately or you probably heard land acknowledgment. if you haven't heard the term land acknowledgment. wh

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a stunning show of defiance by me and morris ambassador to the un calling on the general assembly to act against the germans and protect civilians. the military coup is not a sop to all in this modern world and the cool must be. the be. are resilient the servant and united in fighting for the of military who. i am. over there i am how i'm here dana this is al jazeera live from doha also coming out anxious parents wait for answers after more than 300 schoolgirls kidnapped in northwest nigeria the u.k.'s top courts rules that show me i'm a big i'm a woman who joined deisel in syria cannot return to challenge a decision revoking her citizenship. and a former u.s. olympic gymnastics coach just 5 dads don't get it started by suicide just hours after he was charged with sexual assault human trafficking. i am. to begin with the most powerful act of defiance yet spy those against man maurice military coup in the world stage in the 1st meeting of the un general assembly on the political crisis in the end maher the country's ambassador to the un has made an emotional appeal to use any means ne

we are joined by marcus morris-eyton, portfolio manager / director, allianz global investors.ood to see you. from an international investor perspective, what are you looking for from powell, and did he deliver? if we saw markets respond yesterday, that does not seem to have lasted into the international trading session? marcus: i think the message from powell is reassuring. on one hand he was bullish about economic growth, and that is widely expected. what was more surprising was his reassuring message on inflation. that has spooked investors that we see rising yields and what that means for equity markets and long-duration assets. the fact we had that reassuring message and that inflation can be managed, and he does not expect the fed to change the policy support anytime soon, that was positive and i was pleased to see that. anna: what are your inflation expectations when you look at those expectations building in certain market measurements, and treasury yields on the rise, where do you expect inflation to take us? marcus: on one hand there is no doubt inflation will create

morris joins me now. dr. morris, i want you to listen to what the mother of the 9-year-old girl in rochester had to say. >> the incident took six minutes and in an event that you can calm a 9-year-old child with some type of distress going on, it impossible. anyone who is a father or a mother would know that six minutes is not enough time to try to talk to the child and get them to calm down or even to comply. >> dr. morris, how is what we're watching indicative of how police officers often treat children of color? >> i think first and foremost i'm happy to be here with you this evening to talk about this. it really important that we recognize from the outset that black girls are not disposable. yet what we're seeing is a dehumanization and adultification of black girls specifically lead them to being viewed as disposable. she in the video had to remind them she's a child. these acts may seem isolated but they're steeped in a pattern of racialized gender-based violence. it's not necessarily serving as locatio

well this comment especially that the olympics should be whatever the situation is actually mr morris comment he was also. asked for that comment. as you can see mr modi he led the moment to holding the olympics next july and now without him on the driving seat now it would be very difficult to speculate what would be the future of the olympics and how is it going to be arranged we're going to see a glimmer of what would happen if we wait until march 25th which is the date when the body of the olympic torch will start if the japanese organizing committee can arrange for successful but aid. could also give us as i mentioned the hint to the possibility of holding though the mix in a successful. healthy way other than that lots of the damage that has been caused by mr morris comments is still there and all of this with the bend on the next person who's going to take over is going to try to mend the damage that has been already done ok we'll talk to you again later fahey once hopefully we hear from that elin pick committee news conference. to me in my where demonstrations show no sign of

you can't complain in a meeting that women talk too much and expect to get away with it your shiro morry had apologized but refused to stand down but a groundswell of criticism from sponsors athletes diplomats and the japanese public forced the former prime minister to resign if you choose not seeing in my inappropriate remarks caused turmoil i'm sincerely sorry for causing trouble for so many including organizing committees and everyone involved in the olympics as long as i remain in this position it causes trouble it would ruin everything we've built up until now and this cannot be allowed. game's organizers say they'll set up a transparent candidate review committee to select a mori successor but no date has been set they've just 5 months to pull off an olympics in perhaps the most challenging circumstances the modern games has faced one. i don't think these any needs to discuss the agenda in the selection of the president i think it's all about choosing the qualified person. one challenge of the new chief will be to persuade an increasingly skeptical japanese public that the games wi

raphael became the first rabbi to pray in congress rabbi morris from temple and congregation in new york city born in sweden this is during 1860 as james buchanan became president in the america in the civil war and very lengthy prayer in invoked images of his brother and a lot of foreshadowing going on in his prayer about what america was about to say. to add some intrigue to the first rabbi there are scholars who studied then there are from the time in my story but there are people who followed the jewish tradition for jewish history and civil war and nobody had read about this position is a very different back then and it looks a lot different to he showed up in the new york times called it a costume and clinicals was a description very odd to see a jew from the house representatives praying, the other members were attentive to each other and said look at that. it was quite a sight to see that. >> did any of the christian pastors complain? >> no complaints it was a while before the next one came on the scene i think it was ten years until the next rabbi gave a prayer and congress

fossil fuel emissions on the world's 2nd largest freshwater body east africa's lake victoria which morris kenya uganda and tanzania is about the science of ireland and is home to more than 200 plant and animal species. but 76 percent of endemic fish species are at risk of extinction this also threatens the survival of some 50000000 people who directly or indirectly depend on like victoria. and before we go to self-made south korean billionaires have pledged to give away half their fortunes can sue the founder of south korea's biggest messaging aka cal talk said he wants to help solve social issues with his contribution shortly afterwards kim of food delivery out wolf brothers and his wife followed suit they say they hope to start a trend. thanks for watching. it . lose. their. this is the double musician coming up today north korean hackers jobs for stealing money. hackers working for north korean military intelligence are charged by the united states for stealing digital wallets of currency used a cyber analyst explains why the north korean regime is off to the money plus. silenced by th

let's start with morris, calling from ohio on the independent line. good morning. he seems to have dropped off. renaud is calling from madison, wisconsin on the democratic line. caller: i want to ask the reporter why the republican party seems to have a major fracture in it, a significant number don't think donald trump should be the party leader. look at the seven people in congress that voted to impeach him, look at the senators that voted to impeach him. considering the elections are close. why isn't anyone discussing donald trump being destroying the republican party and making sure they will be a minority? i will take the answer off-line. host: go ahead. guest: i think it's being covered. one way republicans are united. early this morning, every house republican voted against the stimulus package. that's what they did in 2009. with trump and his role in the party, it's complicated. most republicans supported. they support a third party. not many republicans really want trump to go away. on the agenda, there is real division. whether it's the party driving with

but after nearly 400 volunteers quit from the games earlier this week to who organizers revisited morris position as president according to sources replacement has already been found. downhill skiing a great ted ligety says his giant slalom race next week at the world championships will be his last 2 time olympic gold medalist and 5 time world champion will retire at the age of 36 because he was the forefront of pushing change in his career but spoke out against the trend of straight of course settings he can paint for more curbs and heads and steady is many victories mark him as one of the great his american skiers of all time. the tampa bay buccaneers football team have celebrated their victory in sunday's super bowl with a boat parade in their hometown fans and players took to the water and boat sailed down the hillsborough river in tampa thousands of supporters lined the river bank to cheer on their heroes city officials and asked attendees to wear masks and socially distance but their request was largely ignored. you're watching the news here's a reminder of the top story we're foll

s national health service by walking laps in his backyard has died of coke at $90.00 search all morris campaign went viral last year and raised over 30000000 pounds or 34000000 euros. for. staying in britain an english schoolboy has managed to capture the imagination of hundreds of artists from around the world 12 year old noah jones has cerebral palsy and is disabled to relieve boredom during the last down his father encouraged him to start painting as. reports the initiative has led to unexpected results. beeswax of the result of a joint production between international. and no one from southern england and his father. oh no i said and you have to suffer from sarah didn't pull see and cannot speak you know come out with the help of his father the 12 year old becomes crowned. he chooses the colors and pains the backgrounds then on to his company to pick tunes. the idea for the project came about lastly doing lockdown as a way to keep you know what occupied. we went out to the garbage to be our small cold and we just started answering your call not. just your friends are not all going

during the 1st wave of the corona virus pandemic captain tom morris set out to raise 1000 pounds for britain's national health service by walking 100 laps of his backyard before his 100th birthday his quest went viral and donations poured in from around the world totaling some 33000000 pounds more told d.w. how stunned he was a circus absolutely amazing that search some amount of money i was very rhodes and so it's all done on me the closers there's a really good one i'm trying to raise the source of all they are. using by the arrival of his centennial birthday captain tom was an international celebrity. he wrote an autobiography which he dedicated to all those who serve on the front line of any battle. at windsor castle queen elizabeth the 2nd knighted him for what he did accomplish with his walks. his sunny attitude during the pandemic has inspired people to look beyond their illness and loss. groups throughout the world. believe that is close to so many people well. it is no no maybe you saw the news but i would say to everyone. things will get better there's no doubt that wrongdo

the tigers ahead but then but then his side slimmed to 14 when he was dismissed for a tackle on ben morrisst kieran brookes for a rash challenge but a third red card was shown, this time to liebenberg, when he led with his shoulder onjosh bassett. leicester eventually winning 27—8. fourth hosted third at the stoop with harlequins taking on sale. harlequins have won their last three premiership contests. they were on the back foot for half an hour beforejoe marchant struck with two tries in three minutes. the sharks had lost only once away from home since august. they scored two tries in a row, the second from robert du preez, but quins held on and move up to third. in the pro 14 scarlets kept alive their hopes of qualifying for next season's heineken champions cup. they had a comprehensive 41—17 bonus—point victory over benetton in llanelli. jac morgan scored two of scarlets�* six tries. rhys webb sent out a message to wales coach wayne pivac after being left out of the six nations squad. webb captained ospreys and scored the only try of the game as they beat zebre 10—0 in cardiff. two gam

liberation house, mentioned geoffrea morris earlier. and shiloh men's house, and that is a faith-based program. san francisco used to be the gold standard when it came to addiction treatment. if you wanted to go to a an outpatient program, you could go there. if you wanted to go to a faith-based program, you could go there. we had people dr. daryl smith writing books. it was great for a long time. but then, guess what? they started putting those barriers to treatment with the drug medicare requirement. the next thing you know, the harm reduction thing came, and those programs were no longer funded and could no longer exist. could no longer exist. like i said, i went into treatment july 20th, 1995, been clean ever since. i laid down in the front of the door. i have 53 detox episodes. they sent me to programs eight times, eight different treatment programs. i went to my first one in '83, and i didn't get clean until 1995, 12 years, of going to different modalities. i ended up working there for five years. my brother brought me to that pro

but despite his declaration that he'5100% about winning, fred s morris sinister designs on liz, a seriestimes the predatory nature of sport in which young actors find themselves at the mercy of older trainers. having made a splash in the movie ava, and early 205 but looks much younger is very impressive as the talented but impressionable teen, distance from her mother and preyed upon by fred whose advances are horrifying mix of creepy conversion. portraying the mix of fusion, shame and fear the freight employees to entice and then abuses people, placing her in the position that makes her feel implicated in his crimes and ensuring that she tells no one. unsurprisingly, this makes for harrowing viewing, although he also casuals the adrenaline rush of skiing which becomes a metaphorfor her own life, hurtling between obstacles, unable to stop with no way out but straight ahead. it is available on demand now. i will leave you with a couple of titles which promptly fall under the horror banner but cannot be more different. we will start with an atmospheric movie piece directed byjordan graham

sinner, putting his side ahead but his side down to 14 when he was dismissed for a tackle on ben morrisge but a third red card was shown, this time to leave and berg, when he led with his shoulder on josh bassett. fourth hosted third at the stoop with harlequins taking on sale. harlequins have won their last three premiership contest. they were on the back foot for half an hour before joe marchand on the back foot for half an hour beforejoe marchand struck on the back foot for half an hour before joe marchand struck with on the back foot for half an hour beforejoe marchand struck with two tries in three minutes. the sharks have lost only once away from home since august. they scored two tries in a row, the second from robert du preez, but the quins held on and move up to third. in the pro 14, scarlets kept alive their hopes of qualifying for next season's heineken champions cup. they had a comprehensive 41—17 bonus—point victory over benetton in llanelli. jac morgan scored two of scarlets' six tries. three other games this evening. ospreys are currently playing zebre — you can follow bb

one of them was jillian morris. g.g.hen she died unexpectedly at her home in august. she had special needs. she was given a new lease on life when she was adopted from ukraine by the morris family at the age of 3. adults and children with disabilities are the most vulnerable in this pandemic. joining us are gigi's parents. thank you so much for being with us. we're so sorry for yours and your family's loss. priscilla, let's just start at the beginning. and just tell us about gigi. you adopted her from a ukraine orphanage, and she was living in horrible conditions. she was tied to the bed, she was being force fed. she was 3 years old when you adopted her and brought her home and you say that you bonded with her immediately. so what was it about her? >> i don't know. we just -- it was kind of a soul connection kind of thing. she was a very sweet child, but she had a lot of behavioral stuff going on. so she was a little difficult sometimes, but it never bothered me. i dug deep and found patience that i didn't even know exis

at morris and dickson and we were down there in december watching the very, very first shots into therms as well and you are ramping it up, and am looking to see it going into the normal supply chains like you do with thousands of drugs. thank you for joining us at cnbc. thank you, paul. >> thank you, brian. >> and as long as the supply is there, ramp it up quick. all right. on deck, uber, investors are raisinge ining the glass, as th company drives into the alcohol market say what the real story. >>> plus the former gm chair going into spac space. and contessa brewer is going speak to him of what they want to accomplish with gaming, and how the vaccine is going for him, and he oversees it. and speaking of games, all of the casino games are going higher. and now, as people are getting closer to getting out, it is vegas, baby, vegas. (♪ ♪) keeping your oysters growing while keeping your business growing has you swamped. (♪ ♪) you need to hire i need indeed indeed you do. the moment you sponsor a job on indeed you get a shortlist of quality candidates from a resume data base so you can

because morris is so far away, if you -- because morris -- it was 11 minutes later that we even do it landed. similarly when they are driving we cannot control it in real time. so we have to pre-think and preplan the drive. you have to anticipate all the things that can go wrong along the drive before you send it. that is probably one of the most challenging things. we also know very little about mars and that is why we are going there. each site is unique, so it's the surface interaction, what a particular type of sandia ripple might be, is it going to result -- they are all interesting challenges we think about. taylor: you hit on an interesting point where you said some of the technology is not even yet developed to study some of the samples we are going to be cashing in the next five to 10 years. can you give us a glimpse of what that technology looks like as we try to think to the future here on this technology program? vandi: yeah. i'm not as much an expert on the analysis of the samples, but we are really looking for ancient life, the science of life that may not exist now. tha

back in the stadiums in real numbers and get back to the real premier league now stuff because chris morris has become the most expensive cricketer ever signed up at the indian premier league auction of the all rounder has been taken on by the roger stone rolls for just over $2200000.00 morris has enjoyed success with the royals before he played for them in the 2015 season was their joint leading what gets a kick. and 6 time olympic champion mccullough schifrin is just missed out on a 7th world title so it's looms large group or army winning the women's john stalin here in italy edged down the american by just soon hundredths of a 2nd it is the smallest margin of victory in this discipline in world championship history. ok that is i suppose looking for now let's get back to me in london. thank you and the world this is the end of the news hour but i'll be back with more news shortly don't go away. latest news the decision here means that donald trump will not be excluded for running from political office in the future he could run again for the presidency in 2024 with details covering this

so now south africa's chris morris has become the most expensive cricketer ever signed up for the indian premier league auction the all rounder has been taken on by the raja royals for just over 2200000 dollars morris has enjoyed success with the royals before he played for the minutes 115 season was their joint leading what it's a. and since i'm a liberal champion mccalla shifrin has just missed out on a 7th world title switzerland's laura good for army winning the women's john stalin here in italy. she edged out the american by just 2 hundreds of a 2nd it is the smallest margin of victory in this discipline and world championship history. ok more from in a couple of hours for that is how your sports is looking for now everybody thinks that that's it for the news hour time for us to hampshire to our colleagues in love i'm a vulcan here with more than i used to use just a few bugs also we get. when the news breaks what would be considered popular support when people need to be heard. and the story told to sort of just that they were playwrights to start over with exclusive interviews and

as abortion is legal in the majority of mexican states the longer nonprofit groups like sophia's morris help more of us will continue to fill the void muddled up al-jazeera mexico city. he learns prime minister is backing a new projects using drone technology to protect an endangered species of don't fence the technology is capable of finding and tracking the mali dolph and using artificial intelligence mammals live in a small stretch of ocean off the west coast of new zealand's north island. this is al jazeera day's other headlines the us ambassador to the un has called on world leaders to speak with one voice to condemn the military coup and restored democracy in myanmar then to thomas creamfields made the comments at the 193 member general assembly we urge every member state here today to use any channel available to tell the medium our military that violence against the people of myanmar will not be tolerated together we all show the people of myanmar that the world is watching we hear them and we stand with them. when 300 schoolgirls have been kidnapped in some far a state in the n

don't say i'm addicted to pastor william morris and delman coats at mount annan baptist church in clinton maryland are suing coca-cola and the american beverage association. writers do this. the warhead moved to the courtroom delman coat stared to sick the law on the coca-cola corporation. we know that the consumption of sugar in these products exceed the american heart association what are you asking for from coca-cola well what do you want this company we want coca-cola to in their deceptive marketing practices they have spent $120000000.00 in 5 years between 201-2015 falsely advertising their products. the multinational retaliated by accusing the pastors and freedom of speech violations. and after suing for legal expenses a threat with several $1000000.00 coca-cola now demands that the case be dropped that. coca-cola statement. the allegations here are likewise legally and factually meritless and we will vigorously defend against them. the allegations are that coca-cola misled. out the science of sugar sweetened beverages because several of their executives were in the press and made s

morris your goal is for the immune system to keep trying the tumour as it use it or destroy them then the chance of recovery is greater. kneels hala expect an upcoming study to shed light on whether that really works he investigates the immune system's response to colon cancer at the national center for tumor diseases in hyderabad. the n r n a vaccine in the study is made by minds based pharma company buy on tech covert 1000 vaccine is based on the same technology. back into being in the us space modernity are also using m r n a technology in the fight against cancer as well as cause it the goal is to give cancer sufferers personalized vaccinations in. in near future just. like this is a real milestone we're no longer talking about months or years until it's ready just weeks its significance and potential efficacy have opened up a whole new playing field. because while the focus remains on the coronavirus our knowledge of his patients will have to wait until their cancer vaccine is available the colon cancer patient hopes to have a ready beaten his illness by then but should the cance

morris' goal is for the immune system to keep trying to tumour residues it or destroy them then the chance of recovery is greater . kneels hala expect an upcoming study to shed light on whether that really works he investigates the immune system's response to colon cancer at the national center for tumor diseases in hydel back. the n r n a vaccine in the study is made by minds based pharma company by on tech who is covert 1000 vaccine is based on the same technology. back into being in the u.s. based or also using m r n a technology in the fight against cancer as well as cause it the goal is to give cancer sufferers personalized vaccinations in. in near future just. like this is a real milestone we're no longer talking about months or years until it's ready just weeks its significance and potential efficacy have opened up a whole new playing field. because while the focus remains on the coronavirus his patients will have to wait until their cancer vaccine is available the colon cancer patient hopes to have a ready beaten his illness by then but should the cancer occur he'd like to be part