and one of the things about trinidad --. >> neila: muhammed, don't bad talk me. >> muhammed: i'm notlieves in independence and that this nation would be something and then they told their children, study and come and help this nation, build this nation you know it's going to being something. and that generation, which was my parents they did that. >> anthony: right. >> muhammed: and then they had kids, you know? and all of a sudden it was like, all of these things you been saying about building a nation or whatever, how come i'm seeing these people benefit and i'm not? how come i'm seeing this and seeing that, and there were very few answers. you know what i mean. >> anthony: so who runs this country? >> muhammed: like everywhere else that one percent, like everywhere else. >> anthony: everybody here is very eager to tell you what a wonderful mix it is, and the food if you look at it is this incredibly harmonious stew pot, but i guess life doesn't work as well as food. >> muhammed: no, the only thing we agree on in this place is how much salt to put in anything, that's the only thing

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muhammed: i do believe so. there is a sharp increase in women joining the workforce. probably a big part that will end up with spending. -- we hope to put some of that in our basket. we think this is very positive and helpful for us. we had six more stories this year. that's more than 10%. the vat and initial government driven fiscal policy drove a lot of consumers away or weakened consumer spending levels. that theydget announced recently, how quickly do you expect consumer spending to turn around? will they show up at jarir stores more frequently? will they spend more? expect that.do a lot of it will be discretionary spending. we think it will probably help the of the challenges in vat. we think it will be very helpful for us. quantifyy difficult to it will be very positive. had a veryr hand we strong last year. growink we will probably single digits. how is the e-commerce development coming along? are you seeing more upside there, what is a contributing to your bottom line? is about right now it by e-commerce, which is substantial compared to last year. working to

this morning, this man muhammed ali is facing murder charges for allegedly rear-ending the officer while he was on patrol. christin ayers on how officers are using this tragedy as an inspiration. >>> reporter: people have been bringing flowers here to the hayward chp office to pay tribute to the officer killed by a driver who was under the influence. the man accused has now been charged and officers throughout california say there's a renewed focus on stopping impaired drivers. 22-year-old mohammad ali was charged with felony second- degree murder and manslaughter while hospitalized. >> when will we say enough is enough? >> reporter: authorities say ali was driving 100 miles per hour down 880 after a party christmas eve when he plowed into a patrol car killing officer andrew camilleri and injuring his partner. >> he was under the influence of alcohol and marijuana was in his system. >> reporter: the officer's death has fueled aggressive dui campaigns in the bay area and statewide. >> we were out there working every day after he died with a lot more passion because of what happened. >> re

they were screaming, daddy, daddy, muhammed remembers. he couldn't find them right away.e younger, back during happier times. what childhood, he laments, what childhood? children have lost everything in life. wolf, as the bombing intensifies in these so-called safe areas, hundreds of thousands of people are again on the move. really being crushed, suffocated into this shrinking space against the border with turkey. when you talk to them, it is not a matter of if the areas will be bombed. it is a matter of when. then, wolf, where will they actually go? >> seems to never end. what's next for those residents, arwa? do they have a place to go? >> reporter: no. they don't. in fact, they have to guarantees. all they crave is the most basic of things at this stage -- to be able to tuck their children safely into bed at night rather than try to stave off the cold with the measly blankets they have. they are in makeshift camps, in pre-existing and ever-expanding camps. they struggle when it comes to food. they struggle when it comes to medical aid. you have such a massive amount o

the alameda county sheriff's department tweeted this mugshot of muhammed ali today accused of driving 120 miles an hour on christmas eve while both drunk and high on marijuana before crashing into a chp cruiser that was parked on the side of the road. that crash killed officer andrew camilleri. ali was immediately taken to eden medical center where he stayed until his transfer to jail today. >> you hear the stories from around the world where people have been missing for days and were found alive. we are hoping we'll find them and the people are working hard to make it happen. >>> more than 1,000 rescue workers not giving up hope searching for a miracle continuing the grueling search for survivors in santa barbara county. but today those crews found an 18th victim, an 87-year-old man found dead in his home by a search-and-rescue team about 11:30 this morning. >> adam housely reports from montecito. >> we know that window is closing but we are doing our best to search-and-rescue. you hear those stories from around the world where people have been missing for eight, nine days and they w

it's illustrated by the iconic image muhammed ali. and basically, this is the beer that people drink because of its -- to get drunk. and so lots of different meanings of taste, of beer in different societies. and i will leave it at that. thank you. >> good morning. welcome to the museum. thank you very much to dan for moderating. and again, i think i need to thank everybody here again for trekking down here in the very cold weather this morning. the american brewing history initiative is a project to build an archive of american beer and brewing history here at the museum with the focus on the stories of craft beer and home brewing. the charge to construct an archive of a recent, if not contemporary phenomenon related to a product, beer, that will not itself be present in the archive has presented both challenges and opportunities. to build this archive, i am taking research trips throughout the country to collect objects and documents for museum's holdings. and along the way, i also record oral histories with the people i meet. these