by the way, seth gallagher is going to be with us next hour -- morrison, excuse me, seth morrison isth us next hour to talk about why he quit, what he saw, what he's concerned about. so hopefully get some more ze s answers from him. >> stay with us for that. >>> michael bloomberg is offering to release three women from confidealtality groups. he says they can be released from the agreements. his rival, senator elizabeth warren, says he needs to do more. >> it's just not good enough. michael bloomberg needs to do a blanket release so that all women who have been muzzled by nondisclosure agreements can step up and tell their side of the story. >> remember, senator warren's been pressuring bloomberg on this issue. thursday she brought a physical copy of a contract that she wrote herself to a cnn town hall urging bloomberg to sign it. he did decline, by the way. >>> so still ahead, jurors in the trial of harvey weinstein are deliberating on monday again. could a note sent to the court yesterday signal which way they're leaning? we'll talk about it. do you have concerns about mild memory

so seth morrison will not be a site lead come caucus time on saturday.s vegas. >> fingers crossed that never ne nevada can pull this off. and we're joined again by richard johnson. richard, i want to talk about bernie sanders. he is in the lead in nevada. a lot of support. but what about those reports that russia is tampering with the election to make sure that he is the democratic candidate. >> want your opinion on that. why bernie? >> well, i think first the thing to say, it would be difficult i think for russia to be directly involved in say the machinery of the election, the caucus, today. but at the end of the day the accounts of russia perhaps cheer leading for sanders, i think the broader point is that russia is interested in chaos and confusion and also running down americans' trust in their electoral process. so if reports are saying that cheer leading for sanders, it is maybe not so much about any particular policy commitments sanders is making that they liklike i suspect it is probably the opposite, but it is about making americans feel less c

morrison that there was a connection between the security assistance and the investigations. that was before he asked the president directly. even earlier, on august 31, senator ron johnson asked the president if there was any connection between security assistance and investigations. the president answered, no way. i would never do that. who told you that? under secretary of state david hale, mr. kent and ambassador volker all testified they were unaware of any connection whatsoever between security assistance and investigations. the house managers repeatedly point to a statement by acting chief of staff mick mulvaney during an october press conference. when it became clear that the media was misinterpreting his comments or that he had simply misspoken, mr. mulvaney promptly, on the very day of the press conference, issued a written statement making clear that there was no quid pro quo. here's his statement. let me be clear there was absolutely no quid pro quo between ukraine and military aid in any investigation into the 2016 election. the president never told me to withhol

morrison that there was a connection between the security assistance and the investigations. that was before he asked the president directly. even earlier, on august 31, senator ron johnson asked the president if there was any connection between security insistencassistance and investi. the president answered, "no way, i would never do that. who told you that came out" under secretary of state david hale, mr. kent, and ambassador volker all testified they were not aware of any connection whatsoever between security assistance and investigations read the house managers repeatedly point to a t by acting chief of staff mick mulvaney during an october press conference. when it became clear that the media was misinterpreting his comments, or that he had simply misspoken, mr. mulvaney promptly, on the very day of the press conference, issued a written statement making clear that there was no quid pro quo. there is a statement. "let me be clear, there was absolutely no quid pro quo between ukrainian military aid and any investigation into the 2020 election. the president never told

scott morrison has admitted that he made mistakes in his handling of this crisis. but what he has not done is make any change to reduce this country's carbon emissions. climate scientist joelle gergis says the future of australia hangs in the balance. are the australian people being betrayed by their politicians? >> gergis: at this moment i think it is really reckless and potentially criminal because we know enough. we actually know enough about the science now. i think the science is crystal clear. and i think the impacts are now playing out now. remember that australia is actually an extraordinary continent. we have the highest level of plants and animals that are found here and nowhere else on earth. >> williams: australia's most iconic animals- koalas and kangaroos-- have fared terribly, innocent victims of the fires. one scientist estimates at least a billion animals have died. we went to kangaroo island, off australia's southern coast, where tens of thousands of koalas are believed to have been killed. 48% of the island has burned. surviving koalas have been

so there is no risk to scott morrison's leadership here, but he is under extreme pressure.n the last couple of days and is leading to the demise of a senior political figure, to the demise of a senior politicalfigure, bridget mckenzie, has been over what is known as the sports rorts affair, where taxpayers' funds we re affair, where taxpayers' funds were given to marginal target electorates to help the government secure election victory. in the last two hours we have seen bridget mckenzie resign, but now there are questions about how much did the prime minister's office know about the process for allocating those grants, as well as why is the prime minister's department's report, which has been critical to the decision to have the minister step down, why has that report not been made public as well? thank you very much. sounds like we will be talking to you again. look forward to it. michael ‘mad mike' hoare, widely considered the world's best known mercenary, has died at the age of 100. he fought a series of campaigns in the congo and was later jailed for an unsuccessful c

prime minister scott morrison along with members of his cabinet answered questions on the coronavirus outbreak, middle east security, combating climate change, and the recent australia wildfires. this is half an hour. >> hello and welcome to question time where we play the highlights of question time in australia's parliament. wildfires ravaged the east coast of australia over the summer have died down, the political fallout is just beginning. question time and parliament began with a bipartisan day honoring those fire victims and thanking the volunteers who helped fight the fires. it did not take long before the conversation quickly turned to politics. >> my question is to the prime minister -- why does the prime minister claim he always acted on the advice of fire commissioners when he ignored for two years their advice to provide determinate boost to australia's aerial firefighting capabilities? >> mr. speaker, i think the member for her question, and i pass on again my sincere condolences and sympathies and support to all those members in her electorate. i have members in my famil

started in september killed $33.00 people and burned an area of land the size of south korea mr morrison says the country's highest level inquiry known as a royal commission will also investigate ways to keep people safe in future fires. the waters of home to the 2nd largest population of do go on as a sea mammal that eats underwater grass usually they like to move alone or in small groups but there is a phenomenon that's happening off cattle that doesn't happen anywhere else in the world stephanie decker has a 6 foot. we are heading out to sea of cattle as northwestern coast in search of something special until now we don't know what the reason we did maybe they come for feeding that we don't want to know we have that we are. going you know 30 why they came here during the time. we see dolphins. that we want to find something much more camera shy we have in the region the 2nd largest group in the war last year around this time dr mussen captured these incredible and rare images few of us know much about the dougal or sea cow a gentle marine mammal the can grow up to 3 meters in length a

morrison that there was a connection between the security assistance and investigations. that was before he asked the president directly. even earlier on august 31, senator ron johnson as the president if there is any connection between security assistant and investigation.co this president answered no way, i would never do that. who told you that? under secretary of state david hale, mr. kent and volker both testified they were not aware of any connection whatsoever between security assistance and investigations. the house managers repeatedly point to a statement by acting chief of staff mick mulvaney during an october press conference. when it became clear that the media was misinterpreting his comments or that he t hadhe simy misspoken, mr. mulvaney promptly, on the very day of the press conference issued a written statement making clear there was no quid pro quo. there is a statement. let me be clear, there is absolutely noo "pro between ukrainian military aid and investigation into the 2016 election. the president never told me to it withhold any money until the ukra

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we will have more on the coronavirus ahead with stephen morrison.g to be a 10:30 if you are watching from sydney. let's get you across breaking news out of iowa where the democratic caucus is taking place. whiche an amazon poll shows bernie sanders leading with 28% support, joe biden 21%, pete buttigieg 15%. sanders leading the field according to that poll as the caucuses get underway. checking in on first word news. thousands of hong kong medical workers are beginning a five-day strike later monday after the government refused demands to shut down all entry points from china. 99% of union members voted in favor of this strike to protest what it says is a lack of vernment measures to protect hong kong and is medical workers from the coronavirus -- its medical workers from the coronavirus. there are 15 cases in hong kong. in australia the company is -- country is set to keep on interest rates on hold as policy makers weigh the risks for further economic slowdown in china. 22 of 25 economists expect to see rates stay the same. the bank is still search

paul parker claims his profanity—laden rant against prime minister scott morrison is the reason he's they deny. and on twitter, it's many, many, many happy returns to singerjhope, one seventh of korean boyband bts. happy birthdayjhope was the number one trending hashtag across the globe earlier as he turns 26. more than 200 flood warnings remain in place as waters in some parts of the uk continue to rise. storm dennis battered many parts of the country over the weekend one woman is thought to have died, while hundreds of people have been forced from their homes. jon kay reports. in hundreds of years, it has never been higher. the river wye at hereford tonight. the old bridge closed, even to pedestrians, because it is simply too dangerous. i thought i could stay there. what do you think of the man helping you this morning? wonderful. we are assessing immediate danger, age, making sure they bring all the medication with them. some people are still trapped. across this region, vast areas have been overwhelmed. anyone for cricket? this is worcester where the river severn is rising. water

seth morrison again, site leader there in las vegas. thank you very much. two weeks voters in south carolina will head to the polls to cast their vote. with me chairman of the south carolina democratic party. you all have a primary. no caucus issues in south carolina. >> yes, we do not have a caucus. >> let me ask you about this. i know you have not endorsed any candidates who running there in south carolina but joe biden had the lead there for a very long time. some other candidates might have been intimidated by how well they could do. they're ramping up now after his showings in iowa and new hampshire. do you believe the candidates waited too long to invest as heavily as they are now in south carolina, meeting south carolina voters? >> yes, i think that's a fair statement to say. there's a heavy investment in iowa and anticipating a bump going into new hampshire and i think there were some communities in south carolina that were overlooked as a result of that. but there's nothing we can do about that now. we are where we are. and the campaigns are making

sir peter morrison became permanent private secretary to margaret thatcher, the prime minister in the. there are not many recommendations on here but one is that individuals who are knighted but are found to have abused children later, they should lose their knighthoods. ministers from the eu have decided the basis for their post—brexit trade talks with the uk. the government here will publish its position on thursday. it means negotiations can begin shortly. in a moment, we'll talk to our assistant political editor, norman smith, in westminster. but first, our correspondent adam fleming is in brussels. what we have had today, is it fair to say, gibson is a sense of where the pressure might come in the coming months? that's right, there are three new potential flash points and one old one in this document we saw today. the three new ones, this idea of the uk being asked to uphold existing common standards and a whole load of policy areas with existing eu rules as a reference point. does that to uk ears sent too much like britain being asked to carry on following uk rules? number two,

morrison there was a connection between the security assistance and the investigation - - the hold. that's before he asked the president directly. and then to ask if there is any connection between the security assistance and investigation the president answered no way. i would never do that. who told you that? under secretary of state mr. hale and they testified they were not aware of any connection whatsoever with the security assistance and investigation. the house managers repeatedly point to a staff acting chief of staff mick mulvaney during an october press conference. when it became clear the media was misinterpreting his comments or that he had misspoke misspoken, mr. mulvaney promptly on the very day of the press conference issued a written statement making clear that there was no quid pro quo. here is a statement. let me be clear. there was absolutely no quid pro quo between ukrainian military aid and any investigation into the 2016 election. the president never told me to withhold any money until the ukrainians did anything related to the server the only reason we are hol

then yesterday taylor morrison closed on william lie on homes they are the fifth largest home buildern america that's huge. the stock seems to be taking a breather after an incredible run. let's take a close look with cheryl palmer. chairman and ceo of taylor morrison transformation al deal welcome back. >> so good to be here. >> you're the fifth largest home builder in the country. >> i know. >> you're taking advantage of all the great areas in the country. how did you put this together? >> you know, we've been working on this for a bit of time now, jim. when you think about the opportunities out there, and i think last time you and i talked it was -- you know, things are good >> yes. >> the consumer is feeling good. when we think about growth and how good that is for the organization and having the depth and scale in each of our markets, william lie on has been a natural partner. they have a wonderful portfolio. they're in our overlap in markets is great we've got more than 80 million in synergies it gives us new markets in the pacific northwest, nevada, depth in many markets. the p

paul parker claims his profanity—laden rant against prime minister scott morrison is the reason he'smething they deny. and on twitter, it's many, many, many happy returns to singerjhope, one seventh of korean boyband bts. happy birthday. jhope was the number one trending hashtag across the globe earlier as he turns 26. to some more stories now. more than 200 flood warnings remain in place as waters in some areas of the uk continue to rise. storm dennis battered the many parts of the country over the weekend one woman is thought to have died, hundreds of people have forced from their homes. jon kay reports. this is what a severe flood warning really looks like a. street to use. door-to-door rescues in the cathedral city of hereford. desperate residents escaping with whatever they can save. a city underwater and under threat, shirley was one of hundreds are forced to leave their homes. shirley was one of hundreds are forced to leave their homeslj feel i could stay there, that's why i'm so late coming out. what you think of the men that helped you this morning? wonderful. they will make

the morrison government is doing everything in our power to protect australians from ongoing coronavirus outbreak. with implement enhanced border, for nationals have been a mainline shanda since -- will not be allowed to enter australia. the overall total of arrivals since the fifth of february from mainland china is approximately 28,500. i advised this represents a very substantial decrease in numbers arriving from mainland china. i'm also advise this has not result in a significant increase indicating that restrictions are proving effective. all arrivals undertake appropriate screening and are provided with information on the virus and what to do if symptoms present. these border measures are effective and since the first of february am 145 china's australia flights were canceled or 30 arriving passengers had their visas canceled. 19 visas have been reissued. 234 passengers were refused permission to board your flight to australia and 84 passengers to us till he had been refused permission to board the departing vessel and i'll take -- >> center patrick, , a supplemet your question. >>

, and morrison has said i wish he did that. however, the reason vindman explained he did go to eisenberg was that eisenberg specifically told him before that to come to him with regard to conduct with ukraine. morrison said he was new in the job, and his predecessor had a different attitude toward reporting up the chain of command than he did. he didn't go to schiff, he didn't go to congress and vindman only spoke to congress under subpoena. >> more groans from the folks in the studio when you heard the president's remark. >> can i speak? >> sure. >> eisenberg, who daniel just referred to, the lawyer vindman went to, he was one of the people who vindman subpoenaed and clammed up and didn't testify, it's more hypocritical to spin a lie after the fact given that. >> john, i want to talk to you and move on and talk to you about cnn's new season of the race for the white house. the first episode tracks a history-making 2008 race between barack obama and john mccain, a clip describing how mccain went to baghdad to clear his mind dur

. >> reporter: one volunteer who has been raising the red flag, seth morrison.ts cnn sit in on a recent training webinar, where volunteers were shown the crucial caucus calculator they'll use to tabulate results. >> it will also be calculated for you on that caucus tab calculator. >> reporter: no hands-on experience. that's a concern for another volunteer, christopher erby, who will be working the caucus saturday. >> having it in your own hand and actually working through it and being able to ask questions about something in the ipad that maybe is bothering you. >> you have not physically touched an ipad? >> i have not physically touched their ipad yet, no. >> but morrison says he's seen enough to feel prepared. >> i am definitely satisfied with the training. >> we're doing trainings around the clock. that's going to happen every day up until caucus day. >> another concern, after many voters stood in long lines this weekend, they may not have their ballots counted, because they either didn't choose all three options or didn't sign their ballots as required. the

. >> reporter: volunteer, seth morrison, raised a red flag early in the training process.more optimistic but worried about lingering issues. >> we still don't know any details of how they were tabulated and hew this teal worked. >>> the democrats are scrambling to train, having added 55 additional training sessions and they can try out, which morrison says is friendly. >> it's very well designed, intuitive. >> but he says he sees potential problem. this shows what they saw. they did not allow our cameras to hold the demo. combined with the choices of the people there on sunday to determine the winners and losers through two rounts. it's teasious a likely lengthy process. still, the chair of the democratic national committee says he believes it will be saturday some saturday. >> dianne gallagher, cnn, las vegas. frrjs n >>> now, iran heads to the polls to pick a new parliament. we'll get the latest from tehran next. hi guys. this is the chevy silverado with the world's first invisible trailer. invisible trailer? and it's not the trailer right next to us? this guy? you don't

here again is keith morrison with "what happened to the beauty queen?"om, watched the fight for his life swirl around him, and felt in that uncomfortable chair the withering stares of the jury. >> they can all look at you, and if you do one thing wrong, that they deem is wrong, that might sway them the opposite way. >> one facial expression. >> one click of a pen. one bite off of your fingernail. you never know how people are going to take things that you do. >> he had every reason to worry. later the jurors would recall how the images of this crime haunted them. >> blood all over him in the pictures. >> the palm print in her blood. >> but to the jurors the evidence or the lack of it looked bad for police too. >> the glass door, for example, where the perpetrator went out was not fingerprinted inside or out. the kitchen floor would have been excellent for footprints. he obviously walked across there. no prints were taken. >> they said that kind of sloppiness made them wonder, what else did the police miss? what other suspects? >> the police claimed that

hour near frankfurt's the suspect was later found dead in his home australia's prime minister scott morrison has announced a wide ranging inquiry into the causes of recent bush fires the 1st blaze began in september the fires have killed $33.00 people and burned an area the size of south korea those are the headlines on al-jazeera more news coming up after in search of india that's next. org. board her. my name is artist taseer i'm a writer and a columnist. in this the 2nd of 2 films i'm traveling through india the country i grew up in. i want to see for myself the changes taking place amid a rising tide of him look for a hindu 1st politics these ideas which place hindus above people of other faiths stem from the very top leadership in this land of 1300000000 people. i started my journey in the holy city of our and i see in northern india. this is a deeply religious country in the middle of a battle for her soul and it is no surprise that it was this place that the hindu nationalist leader in the ranger mode he chose this election battleground republic sing it's powerful symbolism in a new t

this session lasted from february 4 through february 13 and chose prime minister scott morrison answeringstions on the coronavirus, middle east security, climate change, the recent australian wildfires. ♪ ♪ >> hello and welcome to question time rep we play the highlights, question time and australia's parliament. while the fires the ravaged the east coast oster all over the summer have died down, the political fallout is just beginning. question time in parliament began with a bipartisan day honoring those fire victims and also thinking t all volunteers o help to fight the fires. it didn't take long before the conversation quickly turned to quality. >> the member for deal more. >> my question is to the prime minister. why does the prime minister claim of these acted on the advice of fire commissioners when he ignored for two years their advice to provide a permanent boost to australia's aerial firefighting y capabilit? >> mr. speaker, i thank the member for question and can i threw her pass on again my sincere condolences and sympathies and support to all those members in her electorate.

here is keith morrison with "a crack in everything." >>> it was his secret that started it, a secret gift. it was christmas eve in the year 2006. a little farm not far from a little town called buffalo. buffalo, missouri. and on that farm in the fine, new house brad and lisa jennings had built for their family, the stockings were hung, the children were snug in their beds, and lisa was sitting up very late, drinking wine and crying. meaning? well, who knew. but for one thing, with lisa in the way brad couldn't sneak that secret of his into her stocking, which is what started it, the flaring argument, the slamming doors, the sudden silence. before amanda woke up to the sound of her dad on 911. >> and he's very hysterical, you know. he's -- he's crying, can't really say anything other than get here quick, get here quick. i heard that two or three times. >> such a complicated tale with its secrets and lies and shifting loyalties, and here, of all places, this throwback to an idealized past. >> we hunted mushrooms, we picked up walnuts. >> they were inseparable children, brad and his old

. >> volunteer seth morrison raise add red flag early in the training process.optimistic saying things are getting better but worried about lingering issues. >> one is we still don't know any details of the back office, of how all the early voltes wer tabulated, how this tool works. second of all, there's a massive shortage of volunteers. >> reporter: the democrats are scrambling to train caucus volunteers having added 55 additional training sessions. volunteers can now also try out the much talked about caucus calculator which morrison says is user friendly. >> the tool is very well defined. it's very intuitive. >> reporter: but he does see potential problems for people who aren't familiar with ipads. >> somebody who has not used that kind of technology would find it challenging. >> reporter: these slides replicate what cnn saw during a party hosted demo of the calculator. they did not allow our cameras to film the demo. the calculator will have preloaded early vote information which will be combined with the choices of the people there on saturday to determine

one of the site leads, seth morrison, said it was something he just couldn't do so i want you to take a listen to what he went through when he was asked to sign that nda. >> the agreement they asked me to sign said i could not disparage the party in any way and if i did in their opinion disparage them, they could sue me for everything i own. the agreement is so broad that nobody in their right mind would sign it. and i said i will be happy to sign an amended agreement that refers to this election and to truly confidential information that doesn't say i can't disagree with my own party. >> reporter: now, fred, i think, again, looking forward here when they start lining up here in nevada two hours from now, caucusing officially begins in four hours, all eyes in the nation are on nevada right now. the party tells me they're ready but campaigns, citizens and everybody else who is watching just want to make sure things get right and they want to see if we have results sometime soon tonight. >> lots of anxiety. dianne gallagher in las vegas, thank you so much. >>> let's talk more about all

then austrian question time follows with prime minister scott morrison. ♪ susan: matthew greene, thepeaker of the house from 1931 to 1933 and became fdr's vice president once said, the speaker of the house job is the hardest job in washington. do you agree? professor green: absolutely, i agree. what is interesting about that statement is, it was made at the

jim morrison lost in music. blues icon janis joplin captured in her intensity. and of course the fab 4 in candid shots during the recording of the white album. snapshots capturing music history. linda mccartney was self-taught but her sure sense for just the right instant also evident in her work series of street photography the old looks and the lot was actually observations of the every day and i've seen the moments when whatever your mission walked off drove she really captured scenes what special little. people move the city space on a particular way you can also clearly see that she had a great sense of humor just a lot is done with the kind of goings on and that's what makes looking at these photos so much fun. after her mother's death in an airplane crash linda mccartney going to air travel when possible. so she did a lot of photographing anyone traveling by car she took her camera with her everywhere and documented private lives as well as the world outside. to be. led by the 1970 s. she'd stop taking photos professionally and only documented her persona

when jay sekulow says we'll bring in fiona hill and morrison in this person. you have the sole power to try this case in two views this process. we gave each side 24 hours to make their arguments we will give each side a shared week to call their witnesses. if you didn't you can of constricted the amount of time and likewise determine how much time should be taken for witness testimony. >> mr. jay sekulow ended his argument against witnesses with where mr. philbin essentially began it all comes back to dershowitz. if the president can do under article two. was a point of calling witnesses and article two. the only constraining principle what is the limiting principle in the dershowitz argument if the president can seek foreign interference in the election that he believes his election is in the national interest then you cannot impeach him how damaging it may be what is the limiting principle and i suppose it's only this. it only requires the president to believe the reelection is in the national interest. and word require and extraordinary level of self refle

long awaited trade deal indonesian president djoko with dodo met australian prime minister scott morrison in canberra negotiations over the deal began a decade ago and the agreement was finally ratified last week that it intends to eliminate almost all tariffs between the 2 countries. right. now the new the new figures from di miller are in and the german automaker says its profits fell in 2019 that's the 2nd straight year of a profit lost this time to 2700000000 euros sorry a profit loss of 2790000000 euro 2700000000 euros result that certain to increase investor pressure on the german automaker and new investments and growing penalties related to the wide ranging diesel emissions scandal continue to eat into revenues and car sales are softening. the mercedes s. class convertible used to be celebrated as the future of automobile ety but it could soon be a thing of the past. the company is discontinuing the model along with the s. class coupe and its b class models according to the german newspaper honda's plot. but it's not just car models that might be lost thousands of jobs are on the

morrison: según la real academia de la lengua, el ganador es... ¡pedro! se dice "pantuflas".próxima. siga participando. rocko: a ver, cámara, mi pareja de heteroflexibles, pero pues ¿qué apostaron o qué? ¿por qué tanto interés? pedro: bueno, queridos vecinos, la verdad que es que luisito y yo queríamos apostar la cabellera, pero el bipo ya se nos adelantó. ¿ahora sí listos? bipolar, ya puedes bajar. [ríe] te ves chulísimo con tu trajecito, tu portafolios y tus... luis: pantuflas. pedro: pantuflas. germán: qué exótico, eh. qué vanguardista. magda: qué patético. germán: bueno, luisito, antes de que se me vaya a trabajar, votemos para ver qué prefieren. que fumigue el patio una o dos veces por semana. pero solamente pueden votar las "mamases" y los "papases". luis: mamás y papás. germán: no, se dice "mamases". que viene del gerundio "mama... cita". arturo: yo digo "papases". silvia: se dice "papás". pedro: a ver, bipolarcito, y ¿si apostamos? ¿se dice "mamases y papases" o "mamás y papás"? todos: [discuten] >> estos son nuestros titulares, se confirma el octavo casos de coronavi

long awaited trade deal indonesian president joe cole we met a stranger and prime minister scott morrison incomparably they go she is over the deal began a decade ago on the agreement was finally boss of piety last week it will almost eliminate all tariffs between the 2 countries. the german car maker dime learned plans to cut $15000.00 jobs by means of severance pay and early retirement that would be a step up from its current cost causing plans according to a newspaper reports some car models like the mercedes as coupe a will be discontinued the car maker aims to lower labor costs by $1400000000.00 euros by the end of 2022 time their c.e.o. of a canadian is expected to announce the cuts on tuesday. night japan is the world's 2nd biggest per capita producer of plastic waste after the united states the japanese government has promised action including introducing a plastic bag charge due to come into effect later this year in the meantime though impatient entrepreneurs are coming up with their own ways to talk a little. thirst is rarely a problem in tokyo with drinks available on almost e

i also read toni morrison and i thought this is incredible. you can do this. i thought i would never be able to do this. you should read everything toni morrison has written everyone should. some writers writing today. who inspire me today i love catalina the latest novel could torah. i love angie chris. i also read a lot of poets. i could go on forever. but i won't. did you have another question. or did someone else have a question. >> now i have to call you out. i'm a lifelong resident of northern wisconsin. it's not that cold in madison. tell me about the dances you and your girls did. have that functioned for you. tell us about that. dancing and music in a lot of ways. i studied music when i was a kid. dancing was more about performance and performing for me specifically. a kind of strength and it was very often in miami when i started going through puberty i felt the unwanted attention from men i developed very early. and i felt like i was getting all this attention that i was not interested in. i started dressing and boys close. i dressed had to toe like

the australian prime minister scott morrison has announced a national inquiry into the causes of therecent devastating bushfires that began in september killing 33 people and burned an area of land the size of south korea morrison says a high level investigation known as a royal commission will also look into ways to keep people safe during bushfires those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after witness another quick summary in about 25 minutes i'll see that. you know there is a church. wedding jan menses said we should come to the church and we will pray and magnet to close their eyes to 3. but they never said that last image was the moment they close their eyes they were all shocked in that change. even if i pray had them close my eyes. they brought the christan he did they brought all this just. but today they also have the lent. the game and they meant that and they kill that mad people and the only listen why they emit that mad people was because of lent. one this because of what people think belong in the maybe they don't belong there in jim and. there are

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interesting to watch and see where these talks are going to be like, especially given that scott morrisonear that he did not wish to change is climate policy. we will see how that turns up between the two countries. will see how that turns up between the two countriesm will be interesting to see what does come out of those talks, particularly in relation to climate change, a key topic for many australians at this time. it's the most highly anticipated share sale of 2020 — home rental app airbnb could be valued at more than $30 billion when it lists on the stock exchange. airbnb has had its share of negative publicity — accused of forcing up housing costs for locals and failing to stop disturbance to neigbours. so it is trying improve that image — promising to run its businesses not just for investors — but for all ‘stake holders' — as the firm's co—founder explained to michelle fleury. ata at a b&b we are committed to surveying all our stakeholders. we nominated five who are guests, our hosts and employees, shareholders and the communities in which we operate and to further formalise that

i also read toni morrison and i thought this is incredible. you can do this. i thought i would never be able to do this. you should read everything toni morrison has written everyone should. some writers writing today. who inspire me today i love catalina the latest novel could torah. i love angie chris. i also read a lot of poets. i could go on forever. but i won't. did you have another question. or did someone else have a question. >> now i have to call you out. i'm a lifelong resident of northern wisconsin. it's not that cold in madison. tell me about the dances you and your girls did. have that functioned for you. tell us about that. dancing and music in a lot of ways. i studied music when i was a kid. dancing was more about performance and performing for me specifically. a kind of strength and it was very often in miami when i started going through puberty i felt the unwanted attention from men i developed very early. and i felt like i was getting all this attention that i was not interested in. i started dressing and boys close. i dressed had to toe like