it was 23-year-old brooke morris. the hard part would be unraveling the mystery that led to her death on this lonely country road. >> was it someone that was a stranger to us? was it someone that we knew? all kinds of things were coming into our heads, you know, trying to figure this all out. when we come back. what happened to brook. >> they're asking do you know anyone who would want to hurt your sister and no clue. Âa protect your pet with the #1 just two pills for all day pain relief. aleve it, and see what's possible. there's lots of people who are confused about which medicare plan is right for them. hey, that's me. i barely know where to start. well, start here with me, karen. i'm a licensed humana sales agent. well, it's nice to meet you karen. i'm john smith. hi john. at humana we know you're unique so you have different needs from other john smiths. yeah, i've always thought so. and together we can find a plan that's right for you. great! i go to the doctor a couple of times a year and i have some prescripti

so in these friendships to rely on any other people that escape, the ghetto knew him knew that morris had his good position and he and another family, they had when they were wealthy and so they had gold with them and they had belongings to trade for food or for information about where the were. and so they were in a position to do well under the circumstances there was a group of people who wanted to be with them no matter what and morris' position was always to be in a large group to be around a lot of other people. that put them in greater danger they just would not leave so it a certain point it at that point he accepted that these people were part of his response ability he became a reluctant leader of this group pretty and they migrated and had to leave certain places they became unsafe after they were discovered in this happened of course of the period of two yeat what is interesting to me is interviewing one of the grandsons of the rabbi in grayson now his family in philadelphia in the rabbi family and the recite, they both went through this holocaust. he had two grandfathers

shares up philip morris -- of philip morris is higher today.n though they are being crimped by the global semiconductor shortage. supply is tight into the first half of 2022. here to discuss the result is the international ceo. we have been talking about this for a couple of days. it's interesting that a big tobacco company has a chip shortage issue. as we move into the electronic smoking age, you need these things. how much of a crimp is this putting on your future sales outlook? >> i'm happy to be here. it will depend on electronics, but if you want to make a better and safer product -- electronics control the temperature. this is critical in our business. we have had a spectacular year [indiscernible] with growth at six point set -- [indiscernible] but the fact of the matter is, the shortage of the semiconductor has hampered our ability. we cannot really conduct competitive activities. we could see [indiscernible] our business. despite the fact that we are about to see strong results for the year, we know now that we will see better results

and that includes the like unique editor in chief and in the seller morris, the fiance, another a both of them are calling for doing this on for the free junior boss will not be here in person today. he was denied that opportunity was i think i'll grade the can be only one district student here. that is no extradition . us has abused the laws, the agreements with this country. it's abusing the extradition agreement with this country in order to have this hearing today, it has to come to an end. julian has to be no lawyers representing june assigned to will argue that there's been huge developments say the recent months that could potentially be game changes. and it's extradition hearing, one of which is a very fact they say have health is a significantly deteriorating. in fact, selim morris went on to say that the last time she saw him, she was taken aback by just health. then he was for many medical professionals, long been saying it's absolutely no exaggeration just how higher risk is of committing suicide. and taking it, though, libel, that may have been a revelation. judges lloyd,

i mean, obviously this has repercussions here in britain because of scotland, morris johnson. speaking of the conference today, he's on the record back in 2017 saying he was worried about violence. but the referendum that your client reasonable goals for is not constitutional. wanting not to be constitutional. i'm the one thing is to be a criminal offense. there are 2 different things and to be unconstitutional in spain is very easy because it's an all court with judge just that the are above everything in the idea that is, spain must remain as a one nation which is not spain, the set canter with many nations and they are not going to maxim the rights of the minorities, the national minorities. and this is why they have never made a referendum that like the one they made in the scotland or the one. but it will, it take place in scotland most brawling to and 2023. i mean, if the spain accept something late is that will be a major step out of the frank waste time into the more craddick time. so just to put this in context, i don't know that island is slightly different, but beca

i know da morris smith fairly well. i like him and i respect him. i think what he said was thoughtful. it important even as we rightly condemn statements like this that a couple of words that matter in smith's statement by some, not by everybody, i've had this conversation with you before, don. no one is trying to soft pedal the existence of things like this or say, oh, that's just an aberration, that's one in a million. we know these views exist even if whispered behind closed doors. we know these attitudes exist and they've been fired up and affirmed by some corners of internet and some people in poll ti -- politics where people feel emboldened. it's a witch's brew but at the same time, it's not just members of marginalized groups that are offended. i'd like to believe it's the majority of white americans who do not feel this way and do not want this to be the tone of our sports or of our culture. i like what damorris said by some. we can guess what some means, 10%, 20%. it sure as hell isn't everybody. >> football runs deep in our culture. somebo

i look at this, and what we heard from daniel morris. off the bottom of 1.2% in the 10 year yield, we moved to an .55%. i don't think it is linear. i think the move from 1.55% up to something higher, i don't know what that is going to be, is john yarmuth ramifications -- is ginormous ramifications. jonathan: that movie is very different to what we are experiencing now from the lows of august. the conversation has changed. tom: where is the conversation on a 1.80%, 1.90%? jonathan: earlier, the federal reserve was comfortable with it. will they be comfortable this time given what is happening with growth expectations into the end of the year? tom: and what does growth look like, particularly once we get through the earnings calls and their visibility. jonathan: i hope you are here, tom. sure what is going on in there. tom: the games are on awful late, jon. jonathan: tom staying up for some baseball. that means he will really be on form tomorrow morning. equity futures up 0.9%. this is bloomberg. [laughter] ritika: with the first word news

doctor| edward morris.continue supplies of the gas that is vital to food and drink production. the prince of wales told the bbc he wants more ambitious action on climate change and he understands why protesters take to the streets. the iraqi prime minister, mustafa al kadhimi, has announced the capture of the man in charge of so called islamic state's finances, in what he described as a �*complex operation outside iraq'. sami jasim was a former deputy to abu bakr al baghdadi the group's leader, killed by us special forces two years ago. it's undoubtedly a significant blow against is in iraq where the group still poses a security threat despite its territorial defeat in 2017. with me is our security correspondent frank gardner the iraqis have been tight lipped about where this took place, the iraqis have been tight lipped about where this took place, they said it was an external operation carried out by iraqi intelligence and it has been praised by the us but they are not revealing where. one could guess it

bodies know that the bulls o d by you, we told english friend they're going to premier, called use morris and runs allows you to pause me again just because the of the money. but you know, as you make a trip to somebody in law, going to give you the money that was planned because of this on that on that you're going to produce morris on while the deal fund, the police move went to his flag, the us democrats, poor hi, seems to be losing steam and made assertion violent crimes across the states over the last year. ever more americans in the morning more be spend on bolstering the force we had used from the northeast to the southwest. i just felt very unsafe when i, when there is like a lot of people saying that they should defend the place. and i think with more police funding they can get better training and protect us better. do me more police to get things under criminal deduction where crime wave is reduced down to one percent. we need crime to fade away. we need peaceful days for you and him and me to walk down the street progressively. whether i know it has this down. we need or polic

at 1st, it's political conference season here in britain, but as morris johnson writers speech for this week, brittany seemingly facing crisis after crisis the army brought in to solve the car fuel crisis, energy companies going bankrupt, allegedly on trustworthy transport. companies having to be brought back into public ownership and johnson having to subsidize a c o 2 company to keep beer flowing. who better to follow the money with the north, prem sicker arch critic of structures of financial regulation here in britain. thank you so much for coming back on after so long. we have 14, the half 1000000 here in poverty, including $4300000.00 children, a labor leader. they require the leader, you turning on minimum wage deregulation boss johnson cutting 20 pounds a week from britain's a 6000000 poorest as it conjures cruelty by stammer and johnson, or is it incompetence? well, hello sir. nice to be on your program. i. i think it, there are structural problems in the whole of the you k economy which neither parties are willing to address. and what we are witnessing in terms of fuel shield

philip morris had been down earlier sharply.hey beat both top and bottom line estimates, but the supply chain weighing on philip morris as well in the form of semiconductors for their heated cigarette smoking devices. they are going to have a bit of a shortage, and they had to bring in the profit forecast. investors looking past that to some degree. halliburton beat top and bottom line estimates, but that stock is down just a bit. the ceo saying the company is well poised to benefit from the energy crisis. investors not seeing that today. finally, bny mellon beat, but the stock is also lower. let's take one look at the stock that the last time i looked, was up nicely. johnson & johnson up 2.2% after they put up a very good quarter relative to earnings. he missed sales a little bit, but adjusted earnings very strong. the vaccine forecast held the same, but they did raise the full year profit view, so it seems as though johnson & johnson, based on what i last saw, this affect it by supply chain issues affecting some other companie

morris.tional black women's justice institution. great to see you both. do we have them? we do not have cam. i'll start with you, dr. morris. part of the reason that this profile of simone biles is so interesting to me is what we see about biles, the way the culture and the society treats a black woman or black girl who is at the top of the game can tell us so much about the way that society treats all black women and all black girls. >> yes. thank you for that. the bodies of black women and girls are treated as the public domain to be used and discarded. it's an extension of a deeply held often sub conscious belief that the labor of black women and girls should be available to everyone and an extension of the anti-blackness we see affecting black women and girls and other communities of color. i'm the president and ceo of grant makers of girls of color and in a community with 180 organizations and 36 states, washington d.c., guam and puerto rico and what we see is that organizations are repo

. >> not aware of jeremy morris. i >> did become aware of jeremy morris. sure at what point. >> and that would be jeremy morris. i think you said jason. >> yes, my mistake. >> and that was a big part of the point we were trying to make to the jury. >> while jason's lawyer argued the investigation hadn't been thorough, agent ludwick told us none of the names the defense race or viable suspects. and they had followed everything. even once deemed not criminal. >> no credible information. >> would the jury see reasonable doubt or would jason carter be spending the rest of his life in prison? the attorneys would have one more chance to make their case. >> coming up -- the verdict. >> i ask you to return the verdict of not guilty. >> there are only two people who knew what happened that day. one of them is dead and the other one is sitting in that chair. >> when "dateline" continues. etes, there can be some not-so-pretty stuff going on inside. it's true, with diabetic retinopathy, excess sugar can damage blood vessels, causing vision loss or even blindness. so r

his partner selah morris, his father john shipped and they, they will look worried. what will it mean for whistleblowers and publishers in the global south on torture? nobody detention what would it mean for, for journalism v if he, if he does, it's probably die. now when we start asking this question, if he dies in london under the jurisdiction of british authorities here. well, if you should dying prison, he has effectively been tortured to death. that's the reality of it. and i'm not exaggerate. and i've been working in areas of war. i have a long history of visiting prisoners i visited during their sons, and i have to specialize forensic doctors with me in a psychiatrist evaluating him for 4 hours and no be all independently from each other candidates conclusions. at that time, his life was in danger. and he sure enough, a few days after we left the prison, he entered the boundary spiral during the sound is not mentally ill. yes, he has a slight form of autism, as you know many people do, but he is very resilient, intelligent man. and. and so he does not belong i

the court by just by refusing to disclose by concealing the identity of a son, just partner stella morris and the 2 children. and today in court we finally. 5 heard the yahoo news story, the investigative journalism that was done a few weeks ago where 30 us officials confirmed what we already knew from anonymous testimony, that the c i was discussing, plans to potentially kidnap or poison julian as on in london. and so this was brought up in the context of why a couple of men why professor coleman did not disclose the identity of a son, just partner and their 2 children because he feared for their safety. right. and in fact, one of the export medical witnesses called by the prosecution doctor blackwood also knew a lot of phones as children, but didn't disclose that in his medical report. and they didn't seem to care about that. so they've been trying to chip away at his expertise and integrity because of a technicality. when it comes to the assurances that the united states is giving, they say that julian funds can service sentence in australia, but australia has not even indicated if the

we're supposed to call philip morris altria, after all the cancer. and now as of today were supposed to call facebook, meta. okay. it will always be value jet to me. and, this has been such a jam-packed news day, that is only like 25 different things that could be the big above the fold all caps headline in any newspaper tonight or tomorrow morning. today the justice department announced that they have settled a group of lawsuits, that were brought by the survivors, and by the families of the victims who were killed, at the mother emmanuel amy church and sorrows in south carolina back in 2015, white supremacists fantasize the number 88. the letter h is the eighth letter of the alphabet. 88 to them stands for h h, which to them stands for hail hitler. they love that number 88. it was an avowed white supremacist who said he was trying to start a race war in america, when he took a 45 caliber pistol, and walked into the mother emmanuel church in charleston. folks there invited him into bible study, they prayed with, him and then he pulled out his gun an

morris doesn't have that nothing. with that carbon dioxide change to oxygen. but then the moment.m overwhelmed. we were talking earlier before going. and those phrases that you have. the have to explain but for me and then to may be so that is a possibility. figure out that there's something here. we will hold that. so i am thinking. and then our little more nervous. by the way the situation is only a simulation. everything else is much more. it doesn't capture. so what will happen can i survive? [laughter] >> oh my god. nothing. >> it makes you feel you have camaraderie? >> [applause] >> live from the call in new jersey this is an j decides 2021 gubernatorial debate. facing up tonight please welcome the sitting governor of the state of new jersey bill murphy. [cheers and applause] and the challenger former state legislator

we just heard that from seller morris, the partner and mother of junior sanchez to very young children, and she went on today to explain how taken aback. she's been in recent days, seeing just how thin he has become. she became very teary and one of her exchanges here to protest is, will she really said that he's in a terrible state not just physically but mentally as well. and that it would be tantamount to a killing if he was expedited to the united states. but a mammoth revelation in recent times will. 2 be presented to the court room tomorrow by junior, for the sergeant defense lawyers. and that's the very fact that thank to an investigation. they found that around 30 intelligent former intelligence offices, i, for the cia, found that there was actually planned to kidnap and even assassinate during his lunch when he was in london, ecuadorian embassy. that is something though, that the united states has actually repeatedly denied, but protested here, say that this should be enough to throw out the court case entirely and is a 100 percent proving and confirming that this is a politic

now you're raining on morris johnson's the parade. i'll ask you about 2 specific, legible crimes in a minute. but what exactly have you filed with the british police? so this is an investigation that we've been working on for the best we've been looking at various different instance as part of the saudi coalition attacks in yemen. we have detailed a number of attacks, both in the science and in the north. so 2 different categories of crime. so know we're talking primarily about a bombardment indiscriminate schilling of civilian areas, targeting civilians and science, use mercenaries through an american company. and you are a proxy to, to carry and talk with such nations, run secret prison, torture and execute civilians. so it is that's a sort of snapshot summary of what the allegations concern and what we, what we've done. we've named a number of senior military and political leaders from both salary b, u e. the reason why we targeted them, because this follows on from a finding we made just over a month ago, we've been several crimin

also, i just saw alanis morris at -- morrisette. she is touring the country. >> nasa officials testified on the future of space exploration. you can see their testimony tonight starting at 8:00 eastern here on c-span. on c-span two, you can watch today's house financial services housing subcommittee with experts on zoning. that starts at 8:00 eastern tonight on c-span to come at c-span.org, or watch on our app, c-span now. >> download c-span's new mobile app and stay up-to-date with coverage of the day's biggest political events, from livestream's of the house and senate floor, to key hearings and supreme court oral arguments. even washington journal. c-span now has you covered. download the app for free today. >> the supreme court heard a case involving a kentucky abortion law. the kentucky attorney general is seeking to provide a state abortion law that a federal court has already struck down. this law, if implemented, would ban a certain abortion procedure. the justices have until the end of the term to issue a ruling. >> today's

. >> i happened to see alanis morris that live a few weeks ago. i have a lot of 90's music. >> so did i! it was amazing! >> 25 years. amazing. i saw chris tables and the other night, that was an awesome show -- chris stapleton the other night and that was an awesome show. >> i will close us out here, ag nessel, what about you? >> for the first time in 25 years, i saw the indigo girls in grand rapids and it is the support i got -- if the support i got there was any indication, i think i may wind that county this year. -- win that county this year. i would really recommend that you watch the show on peacock and listen to the soundtrack by sarah mary ellis -- barielles. some of you may be too young to get all of the references but it is an amazing show. also, i just saw alanis morris at -- morrisette. she is touring the country. >> that is great. i will tune in. >> c-span is your view of government. >> the greatest town on earth is the place you call home. at sparklight, it is our home as well. we are all facing our greatest challenge. that is why sp

also, i just saw alanis morris at -- morrisette. she is touring the country. >> seminar on queuing day, senior fellow -- on cue and day on sunday, senior fellow disco -- they gave will the people an send to put those -- their money -- they gave an incentive to poor people to put their money into that process. it is now known as reconciliation. the provision that required reporting was stripped out. i would say that based on the stuff i said, we are talking about tens of billions of dollars going into opportunity zones. i think that the bulk of the money is going into zones that did not really need the money. they were already improving. one of the projects that would have been billed -- there were going to projects that would have been billed otherwise -- built otherwise. you can listen on our c-span now app. >> download c-span's new app and stay up-to-date with the big political events. key congressional hearings, to white house offensive to supreme court oral arguments, even our live, a directive program "washington journal." c-sp

morris, johnson's goldman sachs employee turned you. k. chancellor ritchie snack used his budget to cut his own car driving little undecided taxes on champagne. joining that from suffolk in england is an award winning advisor to governments around the world, the director of prime policy research in macroeconomics, and peasant. and thanks so much for coming back on big argument going underground had gorgeous. i have to say, because when you watch the television, they're saying, you know, not a bad budgets and a lot of slides of hand. some were saying, you know, one in 4 children are in poverty in this country, but i guess it's comp 26. so i got to start by asking you, why is they worth johnson, chancellor ritchie, select incentivizing airplane, travel and car driving. i think that's one of the big disappointment that me she said i key seems to think that the financial system and the treasury sits of heart from something called the ecosystem, the environment. and it doesn't, it's very much a part of it. so what the shows here, that the gr

also, i just saw alanis morris at -- morrisette. she is touring the country. >> c-span's washington journal. every day we take your calls live on the air on the news of day and discuss policy issues that impact you. coming up tuesday morning, washington journals -- discuss the pullout -- follow-up from president biden's falling poll numbers installed domestic agenda. then the top administrative of the trump administration discusses her book there's nothing for you here. join the discussion with your phone calls, facebook comments, texts and tweets. >> coming up on tuesday on c-span. the supreme court hears oral argument in the case brought by kentucky's attorney general seeking to uphold a state law banning certain abortion procedures that were struck down by federal court. that is live at 10 a.m. eastern. at 1130 a.m., house speaker nancy pelosi holds her weekly briefing with reporters. at 3 p.m., the house returns from a scheduled recess to take up the senate passed bill that would extend the debt ceiling until soap -- december 3.

of the royal couege by doctor edward morris of the royal college of obstetricians and gynaecologists on their bodies anyway, and if covid arrives and infectsl them, they are more likely- to develop complications such as pneumonia, needing ventilation or early delivery of their baby. i there was some confusion back in the spring for pregnant women about whether it was safe to go ahead and have the vaccine, maybe some of the messaging has not been as clear as it should be, but health leaders are now seeing all research on hundreds of thousands of pregnant women who have been vaccinated is that there is no evidence of any harm to the foetus or the new child.— is no evidence of any harm to the foetus or the new child. hugh, thank ou ve foetus or the new child. hugh, thank you very much- _ foetus or the new child. hugh, thank you very much. hugh _ foetus or the new child. hugh, thank you very much. hugh pym, - foetus or the new child. hugh, thank you very much. hugh pym, our- foetus or the new child. hugh, thankl you very much. hugh pym, our health editor. anyone in wales wanting to visit

also, i just saw alanis morris at -- morrisette. she is touring the country. >> i wish is going to say thanks for the tip. that's great. i'll tune in. >> today global financial leaders joined a virtual discussion on the economic recovery from covid-19 hosted by the international monetary fund. live coverage at 1 p.m. eastern on c-span2, online at c-span.org or our new video app c-span now. >> tonight at eight eastern on c-span2 we will compare today's supreme court oral argument concerning kentucky's abortion law. the states attorney general is seeking to uphold a state law banning certain abortion procedures that were struck down by a federal court. that is tonight at eight eastern on c-span2. >> joining us is jacob stokes, program fellow for indo-pacific security at the center for a new american security and we invited youob this morning to talk about china's military power. it's the front page story of the near times. let me shed headlines. china military taunts taiwan testing the united states. what's happening? >> good morning

in the late '60s, and then philip morris got vilified and they were the best performing stocks in thet 40 years. they're on the way to getting there, but most are not close to being vilified at some point elizabeth warren will have occupy palo alto going. >> right this is why you think antitrust becomes a bigger headwind here we know you are staying away from them. we know you still like the homebuilders let me talk to you about oil stocks because there's two ways to look at this right now and i think exxon is a perfect example. we have oil prices back to 2014 levels back then exxon was one of the biggest companies in the world today its market cap is a third of teslas. i know you will take issue with the market cap of tesla, but point being tesla is only worth $250 billion, the size of a chip maker these days you think the stocks will catch up to the oil price. others think there will be secular decline in oil demand starting in a very few years and that's why theoil companies will never be the size they once were where do you come down on that >> boy, you have hit the nail on the he

that is charlie morris, cio of bytetree asset management, crypto composite.'s get the first word news with juliette saly. juliette: snap shares tumbled by 27% after hours after it lowered its forecast. according to changes to supply chain issues, they are weighing on advertising spending. the snapchat owner expects revenue of $1.2 billion in the final three months of the year. that is below analyst projections. the u.s. and five european government's resolved a dispute over digital taxes. the deal was reached to overhaul levees on big corporations. european countries will retain digital service taxes on companies like amazon and facebook, but once a global tax deal comes into effect, they will refund any levees in excess of the agreed rate. the federal reserve will ban health officials from buying individual stocks and bonds, and active trading. it follows an embarrassing scandal that led to two fed departures, and clouded jerome powell's path to renomination. that officials will be limited to what they can purchase. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and at

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. >> morris maramaldi is one of milan's most in-demand mixologists. let's order a drink. i'm going to have the fresh mao. >> i'm going to have the martini black saffron. >> martini black saffron. >> yes, please. he's known for creating incredible drinks with a twist. they are site-specific. >> oh, wow. oh, i see, it's black. morris has invented a drink to honor the history on of this building. >> that's beautiful. >> this was once the residence of coal workers. remarkably, despite being among milan's poorest residents, they all survived the catastrophic plague of 1630. >> they thought it was her. they thought it was the witch, but it was the coal? >> it was the coal. >> so this is going to keep me very healthy? that's the best martini i've had in a very long time. >> thank you. >> wow. and you came to milan when? >> i come here after three -- my father is italian, my mother is from canada, sorry. >> that's okay. no, don't let him in, i wouldn't let that guy in. it's really interesting. there's a forward-thinking aspect to this city, more than i've seen in other italian ci

that was chris morris can i the headlines.use of another big rise in wholesale prices — and it's causing concern about the cost of living. prince andrew is granted access to a sealed document his lawyers say could end the sexual abuse case being brought by virginia giuffre. the queen has launched the baton relay for next year's commonwealth games which will take place in birmingham. as we've been hearing, a takeover of newcastle united football club could be "imminent." a long—awaited £300 million deal between mike ashley and a consortium which includes investors from saudi arabia is said to be close. it comes after a dispute involving the middle east broadcaster bein sports, was resolved — this had been a stumbling block to the english premier league approving the takeover. the reports have been welcomed by two former players turned commentators. the fans of newcastle have been through an awful lot. the club is unrecognisable to the club i used to play for. and when we had some amazing championship league nights at st. james'

a year later, esther hobart morris, a suffragist from south pass city, wyoming, was appointed as the nation's first woman judge. despite her lack of formal legal training, she was so capable that none of the 27 cases she tried were appealed or reversed. she was treated by the crude press as a freakish celebrity but one respectable national weekly called her quote, the terror of all rogues, and an infinite delight, all lovers of peace and virtue. she acknowledged that her appointment was quote, a test of woman's ability to hold public office, end quote. then added that quote, in performing all of these duties, i do not know that i have neglected my family anymore than an ordinary shopping. i love esther. in 1870, the women of the largely mormon utah territory were enfranchised as well. i think we'll see emalene wells, there she is, suffragists such as the journalist emalene wells who was one of her third husband's second wives insisted that because sister wives shared domestic chores, polygamy gave women more freedom. in fact, the whole enfranchisement of women in utah backfired and t

it's like phillip morris.ecause it's selling an addictive drug. it's testing and tweaking it so you're more and more addicted to it. at some point, an organization that's doing that, is rotting the minds of a lot of people, taking up the hours of their day, increasing depression, anger, polarization, splitting up families, destroying a political culture, essentially that becomes such a big problem for pr for that company, they have to rename themselves. so phillip morris became altria. now you have meta. howie: you have internal documents showing that some wanted to kick breitbart out of the news beat. can you imagine that the liberal organization was not so reliable and we should question it. >> i can't. this is the trouble with some of these elite corporations and institutions. they don't really see that the are biased because they're so trapped in a bubble of their own making. what they think is common sense is actually for large numbers of people in america something that is really out on left field an tha

and finally, there's a bus take them as far as martha morris, the border town with the united states. mm hm. they've arrived. it's been $24.00 days since they left salvatore. and they've traveled nearly 2 and a half 1000 miles machine to book all being continental. but again, those symbols yogato can be there, not a full stomach ocoee full come, you know, want to know. and we as threshold on a me i may, has decided not to cross the rio grande to night, the river that forms the border there to tired. the big day is for to morrow. ah, they're exhausted, but happy to be at the border in a few hours. they will try to cross the river and get on. once again, it's every man for himself. and then we'll see dollars again. almost an element can only live like us. i'm which of the jump don't get from said i, and the one percent of it will be done in a kick lasalle on. when i look at floating or k, i. e went on, i thought a sunken other medical science assembly will not come on file with ah, i music another thought for jojo gisy. i'm in america. sadly. jazz music. i think in as i am all, i don't

bitcoin-linked etf. >>> shares of philip morris lower today.ting expectations but did warn the global chip shortage will weigh on sales growth which is where all the growth is i caulk talked to the ceo about the results and how to navigate the supply chain issues. >> for the results would have been better if not this issues which we have around the supply chain. you know, the semiconductor shortages, et cetera i think the wings could have been spread broader without the issues on the supply chain we'll see towards the end of the year what will happen at the beginning of the next year but i'm optimistic about the bright future. >> it's interesting. you don't typically think of tobacco companies affected by the chip shortage. explain how that works and how severe it is impacting you. >> we cannot really conduct the full commercial priorities and we focus on retention of smokers who have swifed. it's a highest con vefrgs rate above 50% in a way that the smokers don't go back to cigarettes it's very important that they have a continuity of the supp

morris, which is part of the reason this profile of simone biles was so interesting to me is that whatur society treats a black woman or black girl who is at the top of the game can tell us so much about the way that society treats all black women and all black girls. >> yes. thank you for that. you know, the bodies of black women and girls are often treated as part of the public domain for entertainment, exploitation or to be used and discarded at society's mess lei. it is an extension of the belief that the labor of black women or girls is or should be available to everyone. this is an extension of the anti-blackness that we see affecting black women and girls but also other communities of color. i'm now the president and ceo and we are in community with 180 organizations in 36 states, washington, d.c., guam and puerto rico. across the board, what we're seeing is that organizations are seeing an increase in care giving responsibilities, violence in association with the pandemic and that has continued as well. >> i think i have you now. i want to hear from you. this was a profile that

former nfl executive da morris smith tweeted this. the email from jon gruden and others confirm the fight against racism and tolerance and troves is not over. this is about people -- how people that look like me can be treated like less. >>> this column i read this morning, jon gruden is done, he writes. he could not coach the las vegas raiders any more, not for another practice, let alone another game. as a matter of fact, he should just retire from typing because apparently he can't control his bias when his fingers start moving. >>> and then cnn's don lemon spoke with several analysts about the controversy and this is what they said. >> one thing to say, hey, a guy made a mistake, slip of the tongue, he reformed his attitude. he raised his consciousness and we're not going to hold him to account for one thing that happened ten years ago. but if there is a pattern of behavior, that's a different thing. evgenia yeah. >> -- >> yeah. >> of course, you know as a fan, the majority of players on the sec teams and majority of players in th

we will talk to ed morris and this took a lot of people by surprise. nobody was factoring that in. now the question becomes, ok, if they stick by that plan, what do the other producers do? do you see a reboot of shale? and what about the demand-side? sonali: the demand side of the equation. we do not know what will be made of next year as well as some supply chain issues start to either wane or get worse. romaine: let's bring in atlantic council global energy sector senior fellow. you probably know her of a great book she wrote a few years ago, saudi inc., basically about the creation of saudi aramco and really everything we deal with today when it comes to opec-plus and trying to divine the tea leaves of were oil prices might go next. i want to start with opec and opec-plus, whatever you want to call it. this alliance and its commitment to maintain those current production targets, even in the face of a lot of evidence they should loosen them up. >> they have really shown they having incredible discipline and unity in the face of changing market conditions to stick with their plan

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. >> reporter: he's a labor attorney at duane morris. >> you are dealing with the general goodwill of the public, for public health. for an individual to step back and say my personal beliefs should trump the public need to be safe in a public area, i think that's a very difficult battle. >> reporter: in san francisco, kenny choi, kpix 5. >>> tonight, art employees are on the clock to comply with a brand-new venting mandate. they have until december 13 to be fully vaccinated, or obtain a valid exemption. the new policy adopted today does not currently include a does n of the ng option table either in terms of future talks with the unions. art estimates that about 20 to 25% of its nearly 4000 employees remain unvaccinated. >>> how could this impact service or safety? we are digging into that right now, and we will have some answers for you at 11:00. >>> with the case rates continuing to trend downwards, san francisco and marin counties will begin easing masking requirements tomorrow for offices, gyms, and other small indoor settings where everyone is vaccinated, and no one is under the

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ruffo and a partner pretended they were working on a top secret project for philip morris on smokelessa fake company seal and forged signature, they managed to convince seven different foreign and domestic banks to lend them $350 million in 1996 ruffo got found out. somebody contacted philip morris and realized none of it was real, so the fbi swooped in, sentenced him to 17 1/2 years in prison but that's not where the story ends the day he was supposed to report to prison, ruffo instead rented a car, hit an atm, drove to jfk airport and hasn't been seen since until, authorities thought, at that dodgers game. but now we know it turns out it wasn't he. u.s. marshals today located and fingerprinted that dodgers fan and determined he's not their man. and john ruffo is still on the lam. >>> satellites, they beam your favorite show into your home, they help guide planes and boats, but companies also use them to track climate change in one case, uncover suspected nuclear silos in china nbc's jake ward on the space race to solve some of earth's biggest problems >>> james bond, no stranger to t

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down morris center. ah, i took it up at the denise took dummy hood that in 2018 militia and a group of female sugar cane cutters went to mum by india's economic capital in front of the press. they denounced malpractice in the industry after the scandal broke in the local media. the government responded by saying it wanted to in these operations and set up controls but to day private clinics are everywhere in the city a bead and they still advertise hysterectomies. we visit one of these clinics, we're about 10 women are in the waiting room. most of them are agricultural workers . on the 1st floor, one woman is waiting to have surgery while another has already been operated on godaddy. so that god will the boy out of the way out in the operation cost to the equivalent of 8 months work in the fields and plunged her into debt. we meet doctor gold in his office. he prescribed a total hysterectomy for some to buy. we miss bescham sa is we, she's a well, she said as you go shows you and she did later. all the e