>> mr. b began my job search the day after they announced the price hike, because it was greedy and a little unethical, in my opinion. >> stahl: we talked to over a dozen former kaleo employees, including these two sales reps, in shadow for fear of being black-balled in the industry. you'd go into a doctor's office and try to convince him to write a prescription for this medication that has just jumped up to $4,000. how did the doctors react? >> mr. b.: the doctors, most of them, were disgusted. >> stahl: and how did you feel? >> mr. a.: i felt slimy. i no longer felt like i'm helping people. now i feel like i'm taking advantage of people. now, remember, we're talking about naloxone. kaleo didn't invent or didn't discover naloxone. >> stahl: right. >> mr. a.: naloxone's been around for 50 years. >> stahl: it's a generic at this point. >> mr. a.: it costs pennies. just imagine if you took aspirin, been around forever, and you packaged it up in a fancy box and put a bow on there. >> stahl: the p

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this picture.ff the sd county sheriff's office says this man shot and killed somebody athe exxon and mr. b'st and deli on warrenton otroad. they the call just before 12:30 this morning. deputies found the victim near the gas pump. the sheriff's office says the gunman took off in that black nissan that we just showed picture of. >>> now we go to a group that is honoring lives lost and hoping to make a difference. alexandria families for safe streets holding this march through old town today. they want to raise awareness for pedestrian and cyclists'safety. among the crowd today, people who have lost family members in crashes or survived crashes themselves. >> i didn'tnow whether was going to be able to work or walk. doctors couldn't tell me. i thought i wouldn't wishen thi expe on my worst enemy. and something had to be done. >> the group is based in alexandria, but advocatfe for saty all over the d.c. area. >>> one of the best universities in the country getting a commitment like we have never seen. whose givining johns hopkins nearly $2 billion and how some of the money will benefit the most

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more, mr. b. lived with his partner of 35 years in a flat in the castro. weeks after his partner died, the landlord was going to raise the rent 300%. and miss k. had huge increases after her husband died and another was evicted and homeless because he could not pay the rent after his partner of 20 years passed away. list goes on and on and on. very real stories point out the utter ugliness of the rental market. we know there are good landlords out there and many are speaking out, but it's being controlled by companies only interested in maximizing their profits. on us to make sure we legislate protection. what my legislation does specifically is amend our rent ordinance to extend the protections on rent control units to spouses and family members after a loved one is gone. introducing this now so the minute costa hawkins is repealed, to give surviving family members immediate relief, members seeking the relief today in the city. our hands are tied and why we need the repeal of costa hawkins to be successful so the change to the pragmatic and sensible solut

the sheriff's office says this man shot and killed someone at the exxon and mr. b.'s market and deli onrr gton road yesterday morning. nicole jacobs isow live with details on the investigation. nicole? >> reporter: angie and eun, we're told there have been fewer than five homicides this year in stafford couy and where that exxon is positioned is incredly easy access to i-95. that's why deputies are depending on the public'shelp. police tape still marks the deadly scene that unfolded in the early morning hours sunday. >> well, deputies learned that the victim had been shot at the gas pump and that the suspect had fled the scene. >> reporter: it happened a b.'s market and deli exxon station on warrington road. at the end of it all, a 24-year-old man, identified as shaquille daily, died at the hospital. >> at this point, the motive and other details of the incident are still under investigation. >> reporter: cameras were rolling here. and investigators are using surveillance video to find the gunman. they've released this images of the suspect and the vicle he was drivi

for economic inequality around the world you guys are starting class war the response to that state mr b. yes we are starting class won't be here because retired. and actually disrupted you could play the bridge to the truck exclusive report starts nov seventeenth on d w. welcome back here with news i'm sarah kelley in berlin our top stories aronian president hassan rouhani says that his country will probably bypass u.s. sanctions targeting a wrong oil and financial sector the penalties came into force today and are part of u.s. efforts to curb iran's weapons program and restrict its influence in the middle east the u.s. has vowed to place relentless pressure on tehran. and the leader of germany's junior coalition party says that she plans to give concrete details on the party's future within chancellor angela merkel's government by december the social democrats have seen their popularity plunge in recent months and have suffered heavy losses in regional elections. today is the final day of campaigning in the u.s. midterm elections democrats are hoping for a landslide of votes in their f

b, mr. potato head. c, lawn darts. get your answers. all different answers. down. you know that. the answer is b, mr. potato hea mr. potato head. >> juan: this is the advantage of having age on your side. >> that's right. i want you to know the first mr. potato head, his name was "make a face." >> juan: i thought it was shillue. it wasn't shillue? >> you needed to supply your own potato. emily, you got that right. greg. here we go. question number three. the nevada state prison used to have one available to its inmates? was it a, courses on dealing blackjack. b, monthly visits from magician magicians. and face painters. or c, a casino. greg is still upside down. the answer is c. a casino. we are keeping you honest. i think our producers are counting the votes so i will know who's the winner. between 1932 -- >> greg: we don't need to know. >> emily: we need to know our history. >> the following facts are what make "the quiz show" so special. >> greg: it may be your sad life, tom. in my life, i like to move on. >> dana: we get it. >> number three, number four.

>> mr. b-hmm-hmm. >> five days after you were checked? . >> she didn't pay 1.6 million. she managed to collect it among family and friends and magazines that work for her and institutions here and in germany and that sort of thing. it was made more or less simultaneously with my relief. there was no hollywood-style trough. i think it happened the same day. >> it's an extraordinary story. thank god you are telling it to us. >> the story is "the desert and the sea. 9 sfechl days captured on the somali coast." thank you very much. >> as i mentioned in the setup, michael scott moore's kapptive continues after he was freed. the "new york times" reports two months after he was released, he received a surprising message on facebook from someone he recognized as one of the men who guarded him during his captivity. he then started exchanging a series of remarkable messages with the same person who had denied him his freedom for so long. the extent of their conversations isn't completely clear, but court records show the somali kidnapper was taken into custody by u.s. authorities

it does not seem to be a plan b as to what happens next. mr. i think that is partly because if you have plan b's, is tending to invoke them rather than get on with plan a and make them succeed. i think that is where she and the government will be. the question really is what more can be done between now and when the bill is wrong to the house for approval to strengthen the chances of it succeeding and a deal being reached? for my money to crucial takeaway that i hope the european union will have got from today's statement of the questions after it is about the backstop on the northern ireland border. whichs the single issue the vast majority of people in the country, a, don't understand, and b, don't usually care about in the way that the people on the irish border themselves do. it is an issue with the eu could do more to help us make it palatable. vonnie: on that -- guy: on that note, is this a good deal? mr. graham: i think there are a lot of things in it that are really good, and you can see in the reaction from lots of -- from a range of pe

b. stroke mr monopoly also got a make over taking a selfie with a participation medal the company insists that the game is aimed at adults something to chuckle about on christmas morning with uncle john but spoof or not the outrage has been relentless so it turns out we could have called classic monopoly boom a monopoly all along has a bunch of money you have no debt everything is affordable. and you can go straight from starting out in life to a rich british state mogul with no formal education you are aware that student debt and the rising cost of rent is crippling the economy talking about it a yogic but then when we need to judge what's acceptable for kids to play with some point out that today is that old crow playing with unrealistic female role models like barbie and racist not to mention sexist stereotypes like super mario and let's not even get started on fairytales. a group of members of angela merkel's youth party have sparked outrage in berlin after being caught singing a nazi era song and shouting homophobic slurs at the isn't intellectually took place in a bar earlier this m

for labour, jeremy corbyn said it amounted to a "botched deal" and he urged mrs may to begin working on a "plan b the support of either side of this house or the country as a whole. ploughing on his not stoic, it is an act of national self harm. instead of threatening this house would be no deal scenario ora i'io this house would be no deal scenario or a no brexit scenario, the prime minister now needs to repair —— prepare a plan b, something her predecessors failed to do. it's hard to see how this deal can provide certainty do business or anyone else when half the cabinet is reassuring business that the uk will effectively remain in the customs union and the single market. and the prime minister herself continuing to say that we are going to take back control of our laws. very our ta riffs control of our laws. very our tariffs and do, as she just said, real free trade tariffs and do, as she just said, realfree trade deals. tariffs and do, as she just said, real free trade deals. they can't both be right. which is it? i am like the prime ministers that we have a legal obligation to pay £39 billio

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i was still a good fan of b mrs. bush. she would tell it like it is. [laughter] the first one was probably 25 years ago. her husband had left office and was always there for her to do the literacy thing and so we would do the show and have a quick dinner afterwards andft tn drinks c and we would sit around together in the corner, me and h. w. and kind of tall baseball stories from the days he played out dale. we swapped baseball stories for about 30 minutes with big push and that was a lot of fun. we would sit there thinking how did i end up here, why am i lucky enough to be here. [laughter] there is your first book. obviously your mother converted to christianity. and it wasn't just a small conversion, it was the real deal. >> it was the old-fashioned. they bring the bench up and use it on the moment bench and she recalled the moment she accepted jesus very clearly. it wasn't the phony baloney stuff with the camera. >> i've never heard of the bench. >> they would call it a chair or even, same thing. in that sense they would bring up the bench and you

that on the edge there sorry as i think about mr matthew thomson from l b c just went to what extent this crisis is to some extent of your own making in the sense it's a failure of expectation management and not bringing people out to do you peon hardliners within your own party along with you obviously they weren't going to like what was in this deal should you not brought them on board a little bit more quickly we have been working on this deal a negotiation on this deal to be in various staging posts where we've made clear to people what. the approach that we're taking in relation to these issues that happened in december at the joint report obviously then there was further information that we put forward in the spring and then in july our approach was clearly set out for people we have of course been discussing with colleagues and with people in the house of commons as we have been discussing with business and others as we progress through in putting this deal together what is the focus what has been the focus as i said earlier is making sure that the deal that we deliver is a de

in an interview with fox news on sunday, o of the b headlines, mr. trump saying he would not aoverruleing attorney general matthew whitaker if he should decide to curtail robert mueller's probe into russian meddling.e resident is insisting he was aware of the past statements by alwhitaker. saying last week he completed written answers to questions submitted by the special counsel. now sources tell n bc news he's expected to submit them by thanksgiving. and the president wasressed after several news outlets including nbc news reported that the cia reported that the saudi crowned prince ordered the killing of jam khashoggi. the crowned prince denied involvement. the president says he knows that the crowned prince told him maybe fiv times that he had nothing to do with the killing and there's many people now that say he has noknowledge. >> president trump saying there could be a few more on the n. horizo we'll have much more coming up in a few minutes on the "today" show. >> thanks. happening now, the stafford county sheriff's office is searching for au

b. take a listen. mr speaker ploughing on is not stoic it's an act of national self harm. instead of threatening this house with a no deal scenario or a no bricks scenario the pli prime minister now ready to prepare a plan b. something a previous says has failed to do. why can't there be a plan b. the timetable for brakes which is now very very tight theresa may has used up almost all of the two years for seeing front brakes it and we're now we're just sixteen weeks ahead of greg said john we finally got a plan jeremy who ever knew that eighteen months ago that the clock was ticking right now but he has no plan beyond that which is the whole contradiction here so essentially they will a series of different breaks it's which are essentially available to the u.k. but ultimately to reason may has positive towards this very and she wants to control immigration into the u.k. above all else and that is why britain has ended up with this deal now it's a bit contradictory from jeremy corbyn to say we need a plan b. because he doesn't have that plan b. now and also bear in mind the

we already are with our b biofuels. mr. walz: i believe climate change is real, there is a question about how big a role humans play in it. there is debate on the plans that are out there that have seen about whether it would actually change think if one itse essentially reordered economy and cost people a lot of money. if you can prove to me that it will actually make a difference, because i'm a measurement guy, i am a science guy and a measurement guy, very open to these discussions. if somebody can say that this is a difference it will make, i will probably be on board. what if we are doing it because it makes us feel good -- i hear all the time that it is the right thing to do. what difference will it make? it may not make on a difference but it is the right thing to do. this will send electricity rates skyrocketing even higher than they are, and i want to know if it'll actually matter. mr. walz: we are reaching parity on solar, other types of power. the green energy economy will be a job creator, we have seen it in oth

mr. ighanian was a zionist, b still don't believe that was the case. he had a big factory. h 99% employees were muslims. he invested 100% of his money into iran, but he was still executed. >> reporter: fearing for their safety, many jews left the country. someyeh insists, today, iran's jews are safe and spected again. >> ( translated ): in the beginning of the revolution, there was a lot of pressure on minorities especially for jews. there was immigration because people felt insecure. with time, things have improved. fortunately, right now in iran, weave complete freedom to carry out our religious duties. >> reporter: today, an estimated 15,000 jews still live here. most are in the capital tehran, there are five jewish private schools. several kosher restaurants. and tehran's oldest charity hospital was founded and is still run by jews. tehran is a city w.h 13 synagogu some were confiscated by the governmentfter the revolution. jewish leaders say when they sued to get th back, iran's revolutionary court ruled in their favor. today, all 13 are en, with little or no security

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b. says it would be cracking if mr samad was here on a facebook live chat to engage with his audience directly that's a great suggestion the end will certainly take you up and up and noticed as miller said this is our first and a vastly so let's take a look at what we promised to you last year when we launched the show join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guests of the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. welcome to another part of our set here at the alex salmond shu now last year i'll expect to be rich to interview one of the world's most experienced leaders president michel aoun of lebanon seven hundred members as a boy general to go thieving lebanon from vichy control and declaring independence in one thousand nine hundred forty one and i can see alex you're wearing the same suit bottom but it. was short so generally very cool customer as you say all it is is maybe.

mr. trump? >> well, i'm not b again i'm not familiar with the facts of and circumstances of this particular matter, senator. it's hard for me to answer how it is that he would have received counsel he did at all. but u i can tell you that i was honoreded to work with a few dozen i believe it was attorneys who worked in the counsel's office to the governor during this time. >> did you say that the governor had a few dozen attorneys? >> i probably overestimating it. this was a large office. office of counsel to the governor had numerous attorneys. >> but you were not wup of them with regard to this situation. while christie was a u.s. attorney and you worked with him as an assistant u.s. attorney, he reportedly struck a deal with mr. myers squib in which he agreed not the charge the company with securities fraud in exchange for the company funding a professorship at seton hall, which is your alma mater. and "the washington post" reported that the 5 million gift to the school made the bush administration so uneasy that the justice department actually issued new rules in may of 2008 limiting prosecuto

so no plan b, it seems from mrs may, even though everyone else at westminster, thatis though everyonebsolutely for paper talking about, many mps have taken the view the deal is going down so they need to start thinking about a plan b. also more on the key issue of what happens if we do not get a deal, we heard from the governor of the bank of england yesterday, with those dire warnings about a million more unemployed, house prices crashing by 30%. and it was put to mrs may, look, let's be realistic, you are not going to allow this country to leave the eu without a deal. surely you're not going to do that? but again in response to labour's rachel reeves, really, have a look. comments vote down the deal on the 11th of december would you really, prime minister, given what we now know from the analysis, contemplate taking britain out of the european union on the 29th of march without a d, without your deal, immediate?“ parliament votes down the deal on the 11th of december, there is then a process, as you know, that is in the legislation or the length of time given for government to come

mr. ige? >> i would give myself a b. i know we can do better, but i'm proud of the work we have done. we've put together a terrific cabinet. i believe the best cabinet in the history of the state of hawaii. you know, we have completed 5300 new housing units, more than 3,000 of them affordable. we have a new blueprint for public education. our early college program expanding to every public high school will allow students to take college courses and high school courses and finish and graduate with an associate of arts degree, before they graduate high school. i'm proud of the work we have done. >> all right. thank you very much. now i have one question for both of you. we will do one minute each. mr. ige, do we have realistic energy goals, and are we on track to meet them? >> we absolutely have realistic energy goals. i'm proud that hawaii is the first state in the country to sign on to the goals of the paris climate agreement, because i do know that climate change is real and global warming is happening. our 100% clean renewable energy for electricity was followed by the state of cali

on a plane bound for the g20 summit in argentina, mrs may once again refused to answer any questions from journalists about a plan beal be rejected by mps next month. let's get more from our political correspondent, iain watson. theresa may is away for a brief moment in time, but the reporters go with her, don't they, iain, and talk goes on back here about what will happen. reporters on the plane got 20 minutes with her but she didn't say anything dramatically new. compared to what she said two senior mps in an hourand a to what she said two senior mps in an hour and a half meeting yesterday in westminster. —— to mps are. our plan is the only plan effectively —— to mp5. she didn't want to discuss alternatives and wanted to put pressure on politicians wavering to get behind the deal. interestingly what she also said was that she was trying to put labour as the party of no deal, they've said this deal isn't good enough, and therefore blame them for any risks a no deal scenario might entail. that's interesting because to some extent, that's effectively a rehearsal for the position she would take in any tv debates if t

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benches, from the party leader of labour, he said it was a botched deal and urged mrs may to start working on what he called a plan bthis deal does not have the support of either side of this house or the country as a whole. mr speaker, ploughing on is not stoic, it's an act of national self harm. instead of threatening this house with a no—deal scenario or a no—brexit scenario, the prime minister needs to prepare a plan b, something her predecessors failed to do. the response on all sides of the house, if you're not watching a while ago, let me just tell you it was pretty universally critical on the labour benches, the scottish national party, the unionists on national party, the unionists on national ireland and also in the conservative benches. only a couple of benches expressing admiration for what the prime minister has done in terms of her dedication and hard work of recent months but critical indeed of the detail of the deal. borisjohnson, iain indeed of the detail of the deal. boris johnson, iain duncan indeed of the detail of the deal. borisjohnson, iain duncan smith, a lot of prominent brexit supporters, l

i think that is the plan b, if you like, of mrs may's cabinet critics.elief in downing street because it michael gove had gone, inevitably it would have opened up the question of who will go next? we could have been on the cusp of the cabinet beginning to break up, which would have accelerated everything. it seems there is a more softly softly approach from the men in grey suits. they will say to theresa may, listen to what your mps yourmps are your mps are saying. look what happened in parliament yesterday. this isn't going to work. you have to come up with another strategy. albeit, michael gove gave us plenty of fun albeit, michael gove gave us plenty offun and albeit, michael gove gave us plenty of fun and games this morning by the will he or won't he go? have a look as he left his house this morning. do you still support the prime minister, mr gove? good morning. are you going to support the prime minister, sir? will you be resigning today, mr gove? morning. just give us an idea. this is only a draft agreement, isn't it? everybody‘s making... resigni

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