what edmund morris does is explain how and why.cause there are more than 5 million documents in the edison archives here in west orange, and edmund mastered this body of material, both published and unpublished. >> reporter: leonard debraaf is the archivist at edison's west orange lab. his team worked closely with morris to make sure the author had access to everything. >> from the laboratory of t.a. edison. >> reporter: the archives. >> this is where he figured out the lightbulb. >> reporter: oh my gosh, look at that. his custom tools. this was edison's home depot. >> basically, yeah. >> reporter: even the contents of thomas edison's personal desk. inside his lavish library. >> important visitors would come in here. mark twain was in this room with edison in 1888. >> reporter: degraff said this facility sets the template. team-based research and development, which companies like google and other tech giants, use today. >> i would argue that the research and development laboratory is his most important invention. >> reporter: not t

morris is a problematic character for a lot of reasons. i think he is hamilton's most important mentor in the area i am interested in. of course, there are other areas of hamilton's life. this creative period. but morris is sometimes a difficult character to deal with because he spent his vast wealth on financing the revolution out of this pocket, some people would say the revolution also financed him. he did not have a problem with mingling private and public funds. he was probably the richest men in america, casually corrupt, obese, witty, charming, and quite a character. really the first major banker the country had. this was someone who saw the brilliance of young hamilton, and to whom hamilton gravitated. they were looking at the issue of how to keep the country together, and what we're really talking about here is how to keep the country together as a political force, but the way they cite, and this was the genius -- the way they saw it, and this was genius, keeping the country together as a financial phenomenon. what they were talki

mcclellan was no fan of morris. but who was mcclellan a fan of, anyway question mark in one letter to his wife, mcclellan called morris a "timid old woman." morris was a west point graduate, a railroad man. and now morris was mcclellan's ranking officer in western virginia. keep in mind that mcclellan would not arrive himself in western virginia for a few more weeks. when morris gets to grafton he finds kelly planning this movement. kelly wanted to move on the troops down there and further secure the railroad. morris said that's fine, we are going to do this but i am going to supplement your troops with some of my indiana troops and morris called for a two-pronged assault. the first column of about 1500 infantry and artillery under colonel ebenezer dumont would assault philippi from the more -- from the north. another column of 1500 or 1600 under kelly was to swing around and cut off the retreat to the south. both of these columns were to arrive at philippi, converge atre at 4 a.m. on june 3, which point kelly would

morris, you talked about economics. when you see bernie sanders or elizabeth warren talking about medicaid for all, is this something voters in erie are buying into? erie voters have regularly disapproved with donald trump's handling of health care. i think this is because voters very high expectation when donald trump was elected. you will recall that he regularly said that once he was elected, he was going to have, we were going to have a great health care system, the best health care system. that never manifested. voters here in erie county are becoming increasingly concerned about health care once again. if this becomes a major issue in 2020, it would not surprise me at all. from bangor, pennsylvania, republican line. lisa, hi. caller: hi, good morning. i was just listening to your show and i just -- i get so frustrated when you guys talk about polling, because i really don't understand how polling works. i've never taken a poll. no one i know has ever taken a poll. becauseof, like, funny when donald trump got elect

now in the position lead up morris come to has vowed to continue the fight against president paul b.-a the stronger who's led the country for nearly 4 decades come to was released from prison on the weekend of conciliation by the b r e gene he told his supporters that his the brazen did not mean the end of the struggle. oh i'm free at last morris come to is greeted by handwritten of supporters 15 with cameron's opposition leader spent 9 months in jail facing charges of insurrection that's the mark alongside him $102.00 other members of his party the cameron renascence movement were released on saturday. to find out if i didn't go to jail so that elections could be stolen no i want to change us and fight for the happiness of all our children and if i went to prison because i said no to the war in the northwest they change their minds in fact it's shocking i don't need any of that because i love their release comes as a surprise move or judged by paul bia the president in power for the past 37 years is aiming to strike a more conciliatory tone towards the opposition after a week of dia

morris come to his feet from. conciliation by the regime. to the struggle will continue. on to the street truck driver was working in south africa. these people. you're welcome to the show the civil war in south sudan erupted in 2013 just a year and a half after the country gained independence since then it's thought more than 400000 people have been killed it countless number have been raped tortured or disappeared and millions of people displaced but few perpetrators of violence have been prosecuted now. there are reports documenting what it calls of the south sudanese government's to deliver justice although both government and opposition forces of committed crime. i'm this is says they have a new lead it's a meets investigations for cicutto as on courts like independence on blankets immunity has been granted to suspects of crimes i'm misty is calling on the african union to set up its own tribunal to investigate crimes in south sudan from on this save dangle joins us from our studio in nairobi he's deputy director for amnesty international east africa the horn on the

david: close loopholes, get a flat tax, morris, thank you very much. i don't mean to put words in your mouth, trump announcing. that new plans to punish turkey as the country continues its attack on the kurds in syria, we're on ground in syria for the latest. we'll can heritage foundation national security expert, if president trump's proposals will be enough, next. with sofi, get your credit cards right- by consolidating your credit card debt into one monthly payment. and get your interest rate right. so you can save big. get a no-fee personal loan up to $100k. dimitri's on it. eating right and getting those steps in? on it! dimitri thinks he's doing all he can to manage his type 2 diabetes and heart disease, but is his treatment doing enough to lower his heart risk? [sfx: glasses clanking.] sorry. maybe not. jardiance can reduce the risk of cardiovascular death for adults who also have known heart disease. so it could help save your life from a heart attack or stroke. and it lowers a1c! jardiance can cause serious side effects including dehydration,

into the political structure so i think these are the ghosts of which you morry. into politico scenario where you know the spectrum in. if you can see him i mean the attitude usa just keep because of. finale who says that the united states doesn't trust what he goes through in the army media to portrait of his car and he's supported in a very good situation and manner because the constitution allows the parliament it under the army is allowed so we have a defacto now it was shipped by b. sky or is would be my opinion. do you have any concerns about outside influence we saw how washington stepped in and got involved in venezuela do you think there's a danger we could see the same in peru. yes both areas are eagerly independent one with the great man i mean in venezuela biggest the upper upper crest of the south continent of south america strategic we should be an american land i mean i'm good same here who do you respect live in atlanta and the kids through the same because the japanese factor i mean peru is another reminder independent run in the united states i m

but first with the song "lil mo funk," with some help from snoop dog, morris day!arn em hell no do you they know you coming for em they better know let's go ♪ ♪ fellas yeah is you tired of the fake the funk ah yeah ♪ ♪ you ready for the funk the funk ah yeah is we gonna give them what they want ♪ ♪ ah yeah then come on fellas yeah is you tired of the fake the funk ah yeah ♪ ♪ is you ready for the funk the funk ah yeah ♪ ♪ is we gonna give them what they want ah yeah let's go ♪ ♪ hold on hold on ooh ooh somebody just bumped my do dammit ♪ ♪ somebody bring me a mirror wha ha ♪ just a little more funk that's what you want oh girl ♪ ♪ yeah i can give you just a little more funk that's what you want oh girl ♪ ♪ that funk that makes your body shake like somethin's gonna break in the morning ♪ ♪ say how much funkin you can take funkin all around the world from california ♪ ♪ to the empire state cause if you gonna funk with anyone you better be funkin with me ♪ ♪ cause if you don't know now you know md bout to float the show bout to let it go ♪ ♪ there go snoop in a all bl

was no fan of morris ut who was mcclellan a fan of anyway? in one letter to his wife mcclellan called morris a "timid old woman." but he was a west point graduate spent a few years in the artillery, a railroad man cclellan's ris was m ranking officer in western virginia. keep in mind mcclellan would not western mself in more ia fora -- for a few weeks. he finds kelly on this movement. to clear them out and further secure the railroad. fine.ris said that's we're going to do this but i'm going to supplement your troops ith some of my indiana troops here, and morris called for a philippi. assault on the first column about #,500 dumont of the seventh indiana infantry, assault the city from the north while column of 1500 or 1600 under kelly would swing around porterfield's retreat to the south. both of these columns were to philippi and converge there at 4:00 a.m. on june 3 at hish point kelly would fire pistol, designated signal to open the battle, and would engage the enemy. wanted virginians to engage the enemy first. here.let's be real under e

tweet regrettable, while rockets' owner tilman fertitta distanced itself from morry's message, sayingrockets are not a political organization the nba has been politically vocal in its progressive stances, but with china the approach has been different. maybe it's because there's 300 million basketball players there, 500 million that watched an nba game last year, or the $1.5 million deal that was just renewed in july. it's worth more than $130 million per team chinese sponsors have cut ties to the rockets and its media partners say they will no longer air rockets games. that's curious, because the rockets are probably the most popular nba team in china because of yao ming joe tsai was out with his own statement against morey. so there is a lot going on >> and that didn't go over well. yeah >> less you. >> stick around. so what can the nba do to calm the storm in china and rage here at home that they may have becomed down in the face of pressure from china. dean crutchfield, welcome. >> welcome thank you. >> the nba tried to distance itself specifically from darryl morey's comments in

morris, you talked about economics.u see bernie sanders or elizabeth warren talking about medicaid for all, is this something voters in erie are buying into? erie voters have regularly disapproved with donald trump's handling of health care. i think this is because voters very high expectation when donald trump was elected. you will recall that he regularly said that once he was elected, he was going to have, we were going to have a great health care system, the best health care system. that never manifested. voters here in erie county are becoming increasingly concerned about health care once again. if this becomes a major issue in 2020, it would not surprise me at all. from bangor, pennsylvania, republican line. lisa, hi. caller: hi, good morning. i was just listening to your show and i just -- i get so frustrated when you guys talk about polling, because i really don't understand how polling works. i've never taken a poll. no one i know has ever taken a poll. becauseof, like, funny when donald trump got elected it wa

. >> reporter: sara morris says 12-hour days are not uncommon at the bio chemistry lab at uc berkeley, but the power outage may have destroyed two years of her ancer research valued at $500,000. >> i kind of had a moment of thinking is my dissertation thesis going to include the lines i did this and it got wiped out power a power outage, please let me graduate. >> reporter: she's a ph.d. student. she says pg&e assured them the power would stay on. but she was left with half the way to try to decideow to salvage two years of research. >> i was ready to sacrifice all these up here. >> reporter: morris says eve an slight change in temperature could kill off cells. some cells were moved to essential tanks. some were taken to ucsf as uc berkeley scrambled to keep research labs running. pg&e says it gave them advanced notice. in an email they went onto say we also had frequent communuations with these customers before, during, and after the event to support their event specific preparedness and address reoror job , i can'tayhe per weptjob. done t costs of cutting power. >> this is a call to

the parents of he could morrie often suffer as much as they do they often feel a strong sense of shame publicly admitting that their child has no job and no friends would be humiliating so they keep quiet often hiding them from their neighbors for example in this way they're complicit in maintaining their child's isolation it's a problem that set to become even more acute in the coming years. in japan we talk about the 8050 problem. when the parents are 83rd children or 50. and the older the parents get the harder it is for them to look after their children. traditionally japanese culture emphasised conformity for people who feel different staying within their own 4 walls can seem like a safe option but this self-imposed exile can become impossible to escape now aged 40 or guitar he wonders if he'll be able to reenter society. quite. my biggest worry is taking the 1st step i took credit the hard. should i leave my home or you should i leave my father who looks after me to me maybe a fire on my own i would have more clarity about what sort of life i want to live. i mean it could come so

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>>morris says the university was assured the morgan hall lab was not going to be affected by the p g any power outage, but then she was left scrambling with only 12 hours to spare once pg any decided they were in fact going to cut the power. the cells in her study require specific temperature control and had to be moved quickly. >>you can't just shut off. power research institution. the shooting showed up our hospitals but were such a big and large institution that it just makes sense. >>the cells were transferred to other tanks on amthpus and u gave the university adequate notice of the potential shut off and had quote frequent communications with these customers before during and after the outage if moore says research is ruined her academic career and job prospects may be in jeopardy. the almost 2 years worth of work would have to begin all over again. >>it's inconceivable. like a power company can do this to an institution and. >>reporting in berkeley. dan thorn. kron 4 news. >>coming up next on the kron 00:04am morning news as people real and last night's 4.5 or way we are takin

the labor party the opposition labor party who point out there was only a week or so go that mr morris and went to washington for a state visit and was a lot got a great reception from mr trump and it was a loaded thought is it's political process and this is exists the prime minister and the liberal position it was saying that's indication that mr marson was being rewarded in some way or other and that's to trump a rather major 1st and said he thanks for bring us up to date on. this date of you know still to come the show using technology to save time new services are helping thousands have again dr oz infamous traffic jams more efficient. but 1st german leader only machall is known as an international stateswoman but now halfway through her final term as chancellor many say her influence on the global stage is waning when it comes to foreign policy she's often restrained by her social democrat coalition partners but critics also accused her and her party of running out of ideas and leaving others like french president to manual mccraw to fill the vacuum she's left. halfway into her l

morris johnson wants only a short extension until mid november he thinks that will put pressure on parliament to pass to break the deal he reached with the e.u. leaders last week johnson wants to get his deal through and then hold early elections in december the reason. the eaves chief president who set a mission bonnie has been keeping tight lipped on deliberations so far today have a listen. newcomer to produce. peace or a new invention. we are going to come get them through the 1st music t.v. decisions of course on the internet. so let me go and our correspondents seana thoughts in london and give mathis in brussels so until after today's e.u. meeting we still don't know how long the delay to bragg's it will be outline exactly what a message is have decided today. here's what we know and retire you sources have told me that in principle all. of those have agreed that there will be an extension for the u.k. as you have pointed out we don't know how long that extension will be that they will work out of the weekend and they also have full agreement on the fact that they do not need another s

you know bill morris the cigarette company but after it was determined they were selling cancer they decided we need the rebranding and so they became entre and they decided oh you know there's a new way to get cancer it's called baiting let's put billions of dollars into that oh wait a minute maybe there's going to be a markdown wow well now we've got to take a break and when we come back i'm going to be continuing don't go away. join me every thursday on the alex so i'm unsure when i'll be speaking to us from the world of politics or business i'm show business also you. know why paradise was some all year round turned into a round the experimentation field for agricultural chemicals we know that these chemicals have consequences they are major here tens there's no question otherwise why would the chemical company workers themselves be geared up and suited up locals attempt to combat the on regulated experiments that often in. and you have many of these people who have one foot into the biotech pharma and the other foot in the government regulatory bodies this kind of collusion is r

for your own economic growth so the consequences now is those that's debate of can the rockets fire morry over this tweet and if so will it be for cause or without cause without cause will lead to a large payout for morry but with cars will be highly controversial as will it be a civil rights violation over his freedom of speech or will this be about the monetary damages that he that has caused the team so either way it leaves them very open to a countersuit so what do you think. my guess is that both sides here want this to go away the purpose of the chinese expression whether it's the citizen in the street or the government or a politician is to make the world clear that you're not going to come in to china take advantage of our economic miracle here 'd and be able to insult what many of us feel you can't do that but they don't want to lose the n.b.a. it's very popular in china there the chinese are more interested in basketball than any other sport in this country so that's a great growth area for american business they don't want to lose it the rockets don't the n.b.a. doesn't night h

. >> tucker: to >> i would rather sit next to minnie morri morris. >> tucker: and emotional support minnie> tucker: this is the most -- this is such a poignant question it made me a little sad reading it. here it is, question three. this is a multiple-choice once more. people in britain are concerned that a once very popular, indeed iconic name is now going extinct. in fact, last year or in 2016, only three babies in all of england and wales received his name. is it arthur, nigel, reginald? liz. >> i may lose my point here. reginald? >> tucker: reginald. >> that makes sense. >> tucker: is the name -- that's understandable. it is name reginald? >> in recent years the name is extinction.brink of fewer than three nodules born. nigel runs a pub near worcestershire and said he wanted to do something to celebrate the dying breed and he created nigel knight. >> i can name three nigel's. >> over 400 nigel's from across the world gathered at the pub to celebrate nigelness. >> tucker: i got it wrong too and iu was just doing the quiz alone in my office because nigel -- i thought most men in great br

jonathan morris is a box mr. bidart, theologian and ethicist. great to have you here.to read you from a columnist in "the new york times" who wrote this. "the candidates reticence about religion is excessive and unwise. in light of the rightful separation of church and state, they don't want to be seen as spotlighting or peddling anyone. but it's not necessary and it's not smart. democrats would make it harder for trump to verify them as enemies of so-called traditional values if they talked a bit more about spirituality and religion, including if applicable their own." mayor pete and elizabeth warren have talked a little bit. it's not that a big issue. >> mostly mayor pete i would say. frank bruni with whom i very rarely agree. he's one of the harshest critics that there is in the country. i agree with him on this. it's very dangerous to leave aside something so important and most americans' life, their faith and religion. i disagree with him in that i don't think it's even a fantastic for most of them to start talking about it. when there is no authenticity, it doesn

he says morry's words will take a long time to repair.id not intend my tweet to cause any fence to rockets fans and friends in china. i was merely basing one thought based on one interpretation of one complicated event. the nba put out a statement this morning saying morey's comments have deeply offended our fans in china, which is regrettable. abc news. >>> the new york stock exchange welcomed executives and guests of the golden state warriors at jp morgan chase in celebration of the chase center opening. to honor the occasion, coo rick weltz in the middle rang the opening bell, and former warriors center and current team consultant zaza pachulia. >> that's fun. get the latest news any time with the latest abc7 news news app. it has features, more customization and the cool thing is you the k get personalized push alerts. that way you get the news you want delivered to your phone in realtime. >> updated. that is our report. we appreciate your time. i'm dan as [upbeat action music] ♪ (pilot) we're going to be on the tarmac for another 45

chris morris, bbc news. our assistant political editor, norman smith, is in manchester.icated stuff, the prime minister says he is confident, does he have reason to be? boris johnson is an optimist and probably just as well. be? boris johnson is an optimist and probablyjust as well. it is not obvious to many people how these proposals are going to fly. the problem is this, the eu's position is they don't want anything to change on the island of ireland and they want life to stay as is without any economic disruption and without any economic disruption and without any checks at all. the position of borisjohnson is, any checks at all. the position of boris johnson is, we any checks at all. the position of borisjohnson is, we are leaving the eu, we want our own trade policy and that means our own customs regime and that means customs checks. but don't panic, these will be very, very softly, softly customs checks, you will hardly notice them. most of them, he says can be carried out in them, he says can be carried out in the depots and warehouses before the lorries even leav

i do prefer merck, by the way, and then phillip morris. they're dubious because i've been so mean to big tobacco that i'm a shill. that person is taking a permanent intellectual vacation and is in my twitter file. let's go the andy in kansas. andy >> caller: yo, jim. >> yo. >> caller: thanks. it's a pleasure to speak with you. >> same. >> caller: fly, eagles fly and i love the show. >> we're going down to dallas this sunday night and we either fly or -- well, never mind let's go >> caller: my five stocks are jones lasalle, starbucks, siriusxm, comcast and paypal >> hmm curious. okay jones lab. no one owns that stock that's a first time for us let my take a look at how that's doing. i like that stock. i like cbre. i like cbre more than them but you know what? okay, 11 times earnings. real estate, starbucks, we covered that one that's obviously beverage and restaurant siriusxm, i was on this morning fantasy radio. paypal is payments and comcast is entertainment entertainment, sirius. let's change this out as the music plays and let's put in

>>morris says the university was assured the morgan hall lab was not going to be affected by the p g any power outage, but then she was left scrambling with only 12 hours to spare once pg any decided they were in fact going to cut the power. the cells in her study require specific temperature control and had to be moved quickly. >>we can't shut off. power research institution. the shooting showed up our hospitals but were such a big and large stiintion that and just to make sense. >>the cells were transferred to other tanks on the cal campus and ucsf pg says it gave the university adequate notice of the potential shut off and had quit frequent communications with these customers before during and after the outage if moore says research is ruined her academic career and job prospects may be in jeopardy. the almost 2 years worth of work would have to begin all over again it's inconceivable. >>something like this like a power company can do this institution and. >>morris says she's not going to give up on this project and she says it will take her 2 weeks to find out if this experiment

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. >> not aware of jeremy morris? >> i did become aware of jason morris. sure of what point i was. >> and that would be jeremy morris? is that who you -- i think you just said jason. >> yeah, that's my mistake. >> and that was a big part of the point we were trying to make to the jury. >> reporter: while jason's lawyer argued the investigation hadn't been thorough, agent ludwick told us none of the names the defense raised were viable suspects, and they had followed every lead, even ones deemed not credible. >> no -- no credible information. >> reporter: 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 a verdict of "not guilty." >> there are only two people who know what happened that day. one of them is dead, and the other one is sitting in that chair. >> when "dateline" continues. >>s (dramatic music) and you're saving money, because you bundled home and auto. sarah, get in the house. we're

friends of morris own 50 percent of the outstanding lyscript and then shortly after that hamilton ands come up with an idea that the us government will pay all of the scripts in full the 6 percent interest paid in hard currency of gold or silver and then tax the very people, these veterans that were forced to pay and sell them. so there is a rebellion washington puts down the rebellion but it is unsavory. >> we will leave it there and hear from professor freeman. >> that is an excellent point with that controversy when he was secretary of treasury he explicitly says madison says there are speculators that have these ious hoping that down the road they would be paid in full that there should be a way to distinguish between the speculators and the veterans and then to step forward he says is not practical because there's no way to track and follow the path that even then not even the form of currency that's worth the immediate value that's how he wants to use it so his argument is if it's going to be practical as a form of currency than the stated value needs to be what it is worth so t

truck in which $39.00 bodies were found has been charged with manslaughter and people trafficking morris robinson appeared before a court and chelmsford on video link the container truck was discovered last week in an area near london. correspondent following that story what happened in court. but it was a very short hearing only 5 minutes in length as you mentioned morse robinson also known as mo robinson appeared via live video link up from an undisclosed location he was wearing a gray sweatshirt and he spoke a couple of times to confirm his his name his date of birth and his address and address in county in northern ireland and then came the charges 39 counts of manslaughter also other charges involving conspiracy to traffic people immigration violations and also money laundering know a publication for bail was made but the prosecution did believe that should be requested that it should be denied over fears that the defendant could potentially obscure and all of that means that morris robinson remains in custody to his next hearing on november the 25th the central criminal court also

alexander hamilton as a protcgc of robert morris.morris pioneers that people can no longer pay state taxes with these ious. because of that, these people are forced to sell this script for 2-15 percent on face value. friends of robert morris, he says, wind up owning about 50 percent of the outstanding script. and then shortly after that, alexander hamilton and robert morris, with this idea that the u.s. government will pay all of this script in full. with six percent interest in hard currency, gold or silver. and they will tax the very people, these veterans who were forced to pay, forced to sell their script in order to get currency. washington goes and puts down the rebellion. but in fact, it's an unsavory - - >> we are going to leave it there and hear from professor freeman. >> that's an excellent point and it becomes a controversy in the early part of hamilton's time as secretary of treasury. he was at lisa's that there should be some way of discriminating between speculators who did just what you said. brought up these ious. hop

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a little earlier my colleague clive myries spoke to our reality check correspondent chris morris aboutbrussels they seem to be very happy with the way things are going at the moment. we know that donald tusk has made it clear that the problems are on this side. what are those problems?” think one of the things we have seen the last few days, actually, is that you rather turning borisjohnson‘s deadline against him, insane, well if you want to deal, here it is. and he has had to concede on several points, and the problem with that, of course, is that he still needs the support of his allies, the dup, in northern ireland, to get any deal through parliament. and i think particularly at the moment, on this issue of consent, the idea that if northern ireland‘s economic relationship with the rest of the uk's relationship with the rest of the uk‘s going to change, then you need some democratic approval for that in northern ireland. the key thing is how you get? the good friday agreement as set out the complex process , agreement as set out the complex process, whereby you do need a majority in

i'm free at last morris come to is greeted by hendricks of supporters hit him with cameron's opposition leader spent 9 months in jail facing charges of insurrection not so much alongside him $102.00 other members of his party the cameron renascence movement were released on saturday. to find out if i didn't go to jail so that elections could be stolen no i want to change and fight for the happiness of all our children even if i went to prison because i said no to the war in the northwest they change their minds the fact is shocking we don't need any of that inside their release comes as a surprise move ordered by paul bia the president in power for the past 37 years is a means to strike a more conciliatory tone towards the opposition after a week of dialogue to from a national reconciliation but for many this goodwill gesture doesn't go far enough they should be generous. to each and everyone so that we can start on a clean slate this culminating with the end of the dialogue it could be really sure that government has good feet and then we can skip how they can implement some of the ord

chris morris, don‘t go anywhere.on saturday? stay with us here on the bbc because we will keep you up—to—date with every twist and turn. i‘m nuala mcgovern, in brussels — where the breaking news this afternoon is —the eu and the uk say they‘ve agreed a new brexit deal. as the prime minister heads to brussels — he says he‘s got a ‘great new deal that takes back control‘ — and he urges parliament to back it. the president of the european commission, jean claude juncker, hails the deal as a "fair and balanced agreement" the eu chief negotiatior on brexit, michel barnier, confirms both parties have delivered an acceptable compromise — with no hard border on the island of ireland. discussions over the past days have at times been difficult. but we have delivered and we have delivered together. but northern ireland‘s democratic unionist party has said it still can‘t back the deal "as things stand". labour leaderjeremy corbyn dismisses the deal — saying it‘s "even worse" than the one negotiated by theresa may. let‘s bring y

. >>> i want to note that china asked silver to fire daniel morrie.rles barkley had words for the vice president. listen. >> vice president pence needs to shut the hell up, number one. all american companies are doing business in china. i don't understand why these holier than thou politicians, if they want to worry about china, why don't they stop all transactions with china? president trump has been talking about and has been arguing tariffs with china for two years. i think it's unfair for them to do all their business in china. and just because this thing happened, try to make the nba and our players look bad. >> a strange mix of sports and politics. the president did not speak out in support of the hong kong protesters. we believe because of trade negotiations, right? >> it's interesting. the united states is in the same position, trying to bite its tongue, i guess, on china human rights because it's trying to do a business deal with china. you see mike pence was the face of the administration. and he was very sharp about china. >> will he have c

and he is described as a protÉge of alexander hamilton, a protÉge of robert morris.obert morris engineers that people can no longer pay their state taxes with congressional scripts, these ious and because of that they are forced to sell this script for 2, 5, 10, 15% of face value. friends of robert morris, he says, wind up owning 50% of the outstanding script and shortly after that, alexander hamilton and robert morris come up with this idea that the us government is going to pay all of this script in fool with 6% interest paid in gold or silver and they are going to tax the very people, veterans who were forced to pay, forced to sell in order to get that currency. there is the whiskey rebellion, they rebel but it is unsavory. >> host: we are going to leave it there and hear from professor freeman. >> guest: that is an excellent point and it becomes a controversy in the early part of his time as secretary of the treasury because he explicitly says there are people who come forward who say there should be a way of discriminating between speculators who brought up thes

he's like a british comedy legend >> seth: yeah, chris morris. >> yeah, chris morris.inal justice system. and it really devolves into a farce. like, a full shakespearean comedy of errors where everybody is misunderstanding everybody. and it's a really serious subject matter because it's about the way that law enforcement kind of uses entrapment and kind of disproportionately targets minorities but it's so funny, which is not because we take it lightly but because chris morris is so good at using satire to kind of talk about these subjects. so a lot of the details in our movie are trying to be as absurd as, like, hundreds of these true cases. >> seth: because you're basically an fbi agent who's trying to set somebody up so you can get the credit for taking them down. >> exactly like, i'm -- you know, everybody's motivated by ego and i think that some people - >> seth: yeah, yeah, yeah. yeah, yeah >> spend their life thinking law enforcement has our best interest at heart >> seth: yeah. [ light laughter ] >> you know? and it's really interesting to - >> seth: i thought y

rob: morris thinks hillary will wait to see if joe biden drops out before making any moves. failed 2016 presidential candidate is tour to go promote her new book with her daughter chelsea, carley. carley: 14% of the nation's homelessness and the big apple is sharing homeless crisis with every corner of america, a new report just exposed the program that's been sending thousands of the city homeless to other parts of the country without telling local leaders or the taxpayers who are paying for it. here to weigh in, gop strategist joseph, good morning, so we are learning that new york city has spent over 12,000 people to other parts of the country with about a year's rent in their pocket, so many questions come to mind from is this legal to is this moral to just see shipping people to other parts of the country. >> i mean, without question this is a moral crisis that we are facing here in new york city, they can call the homelessness relocation program if they want, let's be completely clear about what is happening, we have families that are being sold, out of state for the pu

of rain heading into saturday as well but it is not the only place that will see heavy rain, the morrist of heavy rain and even lower down across the midlands and north england, some localised flooding issues and mild in the south and smiled at 15 degrees and there is patchy frost and continues to be some patchy showers across northwestern scotland. here is saturday plus my forecast, even as the band of rain and slowly pulls away from the worst hit areas, there will be a lot of water coming off the hills still only flooding to get worse as the day goes by, plenty of sunshine across the country and the far north of england as well and it is a cold day, at temperatures in the single figures and mild airjust about clings on across the forest southeast. three saturday night, the colder air will arrive and into sunday, cold and locally frost the start to the day and the clocks go back and hour on sunday morning, and another hour spent underneath a warm duvet. most of us after a frosty start, plenty of sunshine, a few showers for northern and eastern scotla nd showers for northern and eastern

the presidential election was the number one talking point when a simple no it's time for a change morris has been in power for too long at the moment look ok i got a label i want ever to carry on until 2025. leftist evo morales has governed bolivia for the past 13 years and he took the lead in pre-election polls the former cocoa foma has improved conditions for the country's indigenous population puns now has a modern climate friendly cable khan network the economy has been growing for years thanks mainly to bolivia's gas exports. but no doubt his candidacy is controversial as the constitution bans him from running for a 4th time. and you know nothing of the things that the perception is that the president has deliberately ignored through. many bolivians of war eat that moralists believe know the routes in future to it but if he didn't did that mean. the president is facing criticism for the fires that ravished going to these rain forest this year the backlash could cost him the election. that's just some of the other stories making news around the world there's been more violent protest

>>morris says the university was assured the morgan hall lab was not going to be affected by the p g any power outage, but then she was left scrambling with only 12 hours to spare once pg any decided they were in fact going to cut the power. the cells in her study require specific temperature control and had to be moved quickly. >>you can't shut off. power research institution. the shooting showed up our hospitals but were such a big and large institution that just to make sense. >>cells were transferred to ta and ucsf pg says it gave the university adequate notice of the potential shut off and had quote frequent communications with these customers before during and after the outage if moore says research is ruined her academic career and job prospects may be in jeopardy. the almost 2 years worth of work would have to begin all over again. >>it's inconceivable. something like this like a power company can do this institution and. >>morris tells me she's not going to give up on this project and it will take her 2 weeks to find out. her experiment was reporting live in berkeley dan tho

sarah morris joins me now. tell us about where you are and what has been happening. >> this is where franancisco frfranco will be reburied. there will be a mass attended by the family and the justice minister.the justice the valley of the fallen, that tombstonone has been lifted. the body is in a coffin and the familyly has decided, despite te fact the coffin is degraded, they would prefer his remains remain in the coffin. at the moment, the body with the coffin, that is on its way here. c could takake about 15 minute. the journey will be made in helicopter. >> tell us about the reaction where you are and d nationallyl. >> where i am, there are dozens who have come down to the cemetetery to getet as close e s possible as they can. they want to pay tribute. not a said ththis was dictator andnd they recogninizee was not a dictator but said d he had saved s spain from communis. they do not see why he shououlde moved. those people who related to the fought as who republican soldiers to defend the dememocracy, they

cost of cutting power. >> if pg&e cannot hear us, they'll hear uc berkeley. >> reporter: morris says she'll get her cells back on tuesday. then it will be about two weeks before she can determine how much of her work can be salvaged ar if she has to start her entire research project all over. in the news room, abc7 news. >>> oh, we sure hope she doesn't have to do that. the shut off impacted the launch of a research satellite. the icon satellite was launched thursday night during the power shutoff over the atlantic. mission control was at cal space sciences laboratory. a plant was able to supply enough power to track it. the launch had already been pushed back from last june. >>> and we sent this push alert last night when power was restored to all customers affected by the outages. if you want alerts like th download our abc7 news app. >>> the catholic diocese of oakland is mourning the death of a pastor killed in an automobile crash on thursday. he was pastor in concord. the accident also claimed the life of arc bishop of the arch diocese of india. a third pastor was injured. he is

judith morris, bbc news, preston.t london city airport as protests continue over global warming. the man was identified as the paralympian cyclist james brown. police say they've now made more than 1,000 arrests since extinction rebellion began protesting on monday. the inventor sirjames dyson, has scrapped his £2.5 billion project to build electric cars. dyson, best known for vacuum cleaners, had been planning to develop the cars in the uk and build them in singapore. it abandoned the project because it said it was not "commercially viable". now on bbc news: sport today. is hello, i'm gavin ramjaun — and this is sport today live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme: a storm in a rugby world cup. two matches are cancelled — with more injeopardy as japan braces itself for a super typhoon this weekend. belgium thrash san marino — and become the first team to qualify for next year's european championship finals. history is made in iran as women are allowed to attend a football match for the first time i

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