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you don't need to go to nepal to find it. oakland is full of trafficking.nderstand it is the second largest criminal -- >> people bring people this as servants or prostitutes? how do they get them in in. >> it is a con game. the people that work for the government are in on it. they get paid off. so somebody comes along and these tend to be low caste hindu women. we have a husband for you or a good job for you in india. and they collect these girls and they wind up in the brothels and can't get out. >> let me ask but a guy i used to work for, jimmy carter. what is your experience with working with these former presidents around the world? >> i love them both. i've been on jimmy carter's board for about 15 years. i have been everywhere with him in africa. by the way, we never go to any place that's any good. what he's often doing is chasing the last one. he's basically had a lot to do with wiping out two diseases. guinea worm and river blindness and some other ones. when you go around africa and hear people speak about jimmy carter, nobody in this country ha

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. >> more than 350 journalists across asia gathered in nepal last month.ore inspired than ever to have the opportunity to learn firsthand from those who worked on the panama papers project. >> an unprecedented collaboration that involved initially 400 journalists, now 500 journalists, from 0 countries, now nearly 100 countries, that produced stories that made headlines around the world. >> the speakers emphasized the impact the late documents gave to society. >> among those names were two sitting cabinet ministers, one chief of the state auditor agency and a couple of criminals that have been recorded in the past. >> the biggest impact of panama papers is that never, ever in the history people were so much aware of the offshoot company as they have become now. >> we interviewed one of the presenters of an indian newspaper "the indian express." she said it took her team eight months to conduct research. their findings revealed involvement of leading business figures and a top actress with shell companies. >> for journalists it has changed the mindset that t

nepal suggest 64 percent of his supporters believe those claims. long gone are the days of, my dog ate my homework, they're taken the excuses to a nether level, a local college student got out of class to go what would you do if you got world series tickets but you were supposed be in classg >> that's what happened to charlie winovich of chagrin falls, the student ou, he skipped class monday in the got this e-mail from his professor. is then replied- the professor responded-- stay with us for more coverage of the indians pursuit of the world series, you can get updates at fox 8.com. >> > u. if you are single and looking for so to have kids with, that relationships could be considered a disability, the expected change the definition of infertility to recognize everyone's right to reproducef until now they defined it as a failure to achieve pregnancy after 12 months of regular unprotected sex, they say this will allow gay and lesbian couples to get equal priority when seeking fertility services but critics say that they are moving into social matters

gary edmunds / food for the worked in other countries such as the philippinesand nepal. the website is now pushing its 'support haiti' campaign. there's more information on 12-news dot-com if you'd like to help. nico santos 12 today a-dot is looking for ways to alleviate traffic on the i-10. the plan is to build a new freeway and use it as a toll road. the freeway would stretch from the i-17 at the durango curve west to state route 85. the state would charge a fee for drivers looking to take the new route for a smoother.. quicker commute. a-dot says they'll be in -- but it wouldn't be until 20-25 that they have the funding they have the funding needed to start building. a superior court judge has sentenced a casa grande man to life in prison. luis martinez received more than 283-years behind bars. than 283-years behind bars. he was convicted of molesting 10-children over the course of more than 30-years. police have charged two kids in connection with clown threats at mesa schools. one is charged with disorderly investigators found none of the threats were credible - but

gary edmunds / food for the hungry the the worked in other countries such as the philippinesand nepal. the website is pushing its 'support haiti' campaign right now.there's more information on 12-news dot-com if you'd like to help.nico santos12 today checking hot headlines checking hot headlines this morning.. 12 news has learned the identity of the man who died after he was electrocuted at a commercial building in the southwest valley. according to phoenix police.. that contractor was 57-year-old accident at the building near 75th avenue and buckeye road. a superior court judge has sentenced a casa grande man to life in prison. luis martinez received more than 283-years behind bars. he was convicted of molesting 10-children over the course of more than 30-years. police have charged two kids in connection with clown threats at mesa schools. one is charged with disorderly conduct -- the other with lying to police. investigators found none of the threats were credible - but they still child's activity. what may seem like a funny post.. email or text associated with a creepy clown can ca

they will be sent to places like india and nepal for anyone who needs them. as you can see the hands of very complex, created with elastic cords and fishing line. when you move the hand, the fingers actually contract. the tension in the cables allow the fingers to grab objects. this is amazing. one helped organize the project. >> knowing there is some kid out there who will be able to things he never even dreamed of being possible.>> this was made possible by phoenix analysis and --. what a perfectly to give back to the community. also to get some hands-on experience in the field they are already interested in.>>> we are counting down to saturday night live. just minutes away. here's a preview of he was hosting -- he was hosting. check now.>> i am going by and alias too. >> i am tour. >> i am cubby. two men for joann, four, and cubby.>> if you're wondering why lady gaga is going by joann, that's the name of her new album, in which she says she is going makeup free and revealing her true self. her perform in minutes on saturday night live.>>> here's a question

including everything from engineering work in nepal to building a mime's tiny house. unlike crowd funding sites, it will donate the money to those projects without fees and regardless of whether they meet their goals. >>> most expensive apartment complex in denver is barely within the city's borders. near the aurora line just sold for record price. the business general report says the complex sold for nearly $350 million. that's the largest trade in colorado history and second largest in the u.s. this year the only price here, the apartment complex sold this year in manhattan. >>> it's the 303 pool party. >> that must be it. quite wet this morning. please have rain gear handy. not only if now but any time during this rush hour. you're going to see periods of showers here. it's wet snow in the foothills. we'll be clearing out by noon or shortly after. it will be raining off and on throughout the afternoon, up around loveland and fort collins. more towards sunset before we wrap up in that part of our state. thanks to clearing out in our mountains during the morning this

joining us now with more by phone is judge anna nepal tan no. judge, i mean, your reaction today when you saw this across the wires. >> well my reaction is there must be something substantial there that the fbi did not see before. it is entirely possible that this has to do with whether or not huma abedin told the truth when she testified to the fbi or it could be something that was deleted from mrs. clinton's servers and the fbi didn't see it. my other reaction was -- director comey's letter, and the fact that he sent it to the chairs of the intelligence committees as well as the congressional judiciary committees, this probably does involve national security. and when the fbi agents looked about it they did not know for su classified or not and they need to confer with their colleagues in the intelligence committee in order to make that determination. >> if these documents are sitting there on huma abedin with anthony weiner sitting next to her on her home computer and they're unclassified. this is what trump has been saying for months. she's

." ♪ we both live in mukilteo, washington, but we were born and raised in nepal.gher education. my father always taught me that america is land of opportunity for those who earned it. i settled in washington state, where i met nishes. since we were both from nepal, we bonded real quick and became really good friends. [ traditional indian music plays ] how's it going out there? where you at?

peace corps volunteers are teaching english in kosovo, supporting farmers in nepal.oth at first lady and secretary of state i got to see the results of their work. they're makerring the world a healthier, more prosperous and more peaceful place. now, maybe not all of you have been a part of one of these programs, but in no you served in different ways. maybe you volunteer through your school with your church or synagogue. maybe you find through faith-based organizations, as i did, when i was a teenager, service opportunities, because for many americans, service is part of our faith. my running mate, tim kaine, volunteered in honduras with the jesuits as a young man, and it changed his life. or maybe your whole family volunteers together. bill and chelsea and i every holiday season would work another a food bank back in arkansas. however you serve, it feels good, doesn't it? to be part of something bigger than ourselves. to take our time and labor and put it towards something good that can happen in our country and the world. and you know something very interesting? s

information can lead to a big breaka >> thank you jack shea from bay village in thehe latest from the in nepal that case.. keeping tabs on developing stories including a proposed pipeline with protests that are getting ugly, here's lou maglior >> it is getting ugly out west, protesters that the code access pipeline and north dakota are it necessary steps to remove protesters from private land. earlier today on policing like your closed in on protester demanded that they remove the blockade set up on the highway, the sheriff's department reports they also saidhe tires on fire. the month-long dispute over the $4 billion pipeline reached a crisis point.when they set up camp on land owned by the activists are being arrested in the moodpe they fear could harm cultural sites and drinking water for the standing rock sioux tribe,, they say that no sensitive cultural sites have been found, this is indeed a messy situation. protesters were flying drones over the place and then shoot them down it is becoming volatile >> now people fear that this could get worse. amtrak will pay millions to of a deadly de

this is jeff leech and he spent the last holiday building an in nepal. >> these pictures are not only handsome firefighters but added series -- >> i'm out of here everybody. >> don't believe. this raises money. this is a dogging and a man -- >> big deal. i don't care. so what? >> firefighters.com. >>> all right. if you notice when you go trick or treating you may notice that the porches. >> it's for those with allergies. >> you will get things like a spider ring. >> so that's like a don't come to this house kind of thing. >> that's it. it's an effort donation wide for those that have allergies. >>> let's play a quick game shall we? >> t' >> relationship expert claim that is she has created ten questions in the relationship is going last. >> here we go. >> first one, are you your best possible version of yourself? >> i think that means are you the best possible version. >> do you trust each other without question? do you both feel that you're the and acknowledge it regularly? >> he's lucky. >> can you imagine a future growing o old together? >> yes. >> are you best friends? >> yes. >>

he's not only handsome, he spent his last holiday rebuilding an orphanage in nepal. >> he can't tell a joke, he can't tell a joke! bet you're not funny. >> some of these pictures, they are a handsome firefighter but >> from spca. >> i will throw up. >> this year, they have ha documentary series. >> i'm out of here, bye, everybody. >> please don't leave. they were selected for this year's calendar. it raises money for charity. >> come on, drew. >> there's a dog and a man. >> big deal, i don't care, so what? >> firefighterscalendar.comau. with your kids, you may notice some have teal pumpkins. >> that's a house with allergies, not serving candy. >> you will get a spider ring or glow stick. >> or tattoos. >> that's a don't come to this house kind of thing, warning. >> we were thinking that. >> an effort nationwide to help those kids who have allergies. let's play a quick game, shall >> if you want to know if your relationship will last. >> we're a little bit nervous about this. >> relationship expert is revealing 10 questions if your relationship will last. answer yes or no. >> here we

a number of years ago, i visited nepal with an anthropologist friend of mine, and we toured a number of different villages, sometimes stopping for refreshment in local teahouses, or even in private homes. what turns out to be the favorite offering of food to guests in nepali countryside? it is popcorn. not exactly like the stuff we buy in plastic bags in the supermarkets, but popcorn all the same, made by heating fresh corn over an open fire. i feel, incidentally, i'm not doing justice to to corn as a factor in modern history. it is amazingly important and wonderful plant. if somehow the world's corn supply were to be taken from us, the international economy would go bust. there would be famine in many countries, and so on. it all started with indian people here in the americas figuring out a few thousand years ago how to domesticate corn that was already growing naturally in the wild. that process of domestication was, in itself, a huge and lastingly important achievement. animals make up still another part of the larger story of the columbian exchange. with them just as with microb

a lot of temperatures not reporting on the map you because of those stations in nepal this morning but it's 50 degrees in raleigh 60 and rocky mount in -- in raeford and we can expect temperatures to climb to 70. skies clearing today but the breeze is sticking around. >>> we would like sunshine to help us dry out. narrator: look up the facts on richard burr. the insurance industry gave richard burr's campaigns one-point-one million dollars. that's public record. and richard burr wrote a plan to privatize medicare. "new profits for private insurers would be as high as richard burr is looking out for himself and the insurance industry... not you. dscc is responsible for the content of this advertising. where does north carolina go from here? i'm roy cooper, and after years of our state moving backward, these would be my priorities as governor. first, instead of social issues, i'll focus on our schools and keeping good teachers with better pay. and grow our economy here. and we need to reform our tax system so those at the top aren't getting tax breaks at your expense. . >>> three people

it launched this week and has seven projects listed which include engineering work in nepal to a tiny house project. the goldmine will deliver all donated money to the projects without fees and regardless of whether they meet their goals. >>> when you step into the airport with a pet, chances are that pet wi until you get to your next destination unless you're at dia. the airport opened three pet relief areas. >> in concourse a, b and c there is an artificial turf flooring with a drainage system and artificial rock for the pups. owners are asked to clean up afterwards. bags and disposal containers are available nearby for free. the rooms have a sink, soap mural showing dogs running around enjoying colorado. >> good job dia. >>> actor ben stiller made a surprising announcement about his health this week. he's hoping it pushes other men to do what he did. >> if you always wanting marty mcfly's self-lacing shoes, regarding hurricane matthew, this is a live picture of florida this afternoon. the hurricane is about 100 miles east, southeast of there. wind speeds have been measured at 140 m

so the previous years without representatives from all over the world life buildings and nepal but also within our own country as well. this is a special program that is a key to the humanitarian assistance of disaster response mission. finally, on saturday [inaudible] enjoying having a [inaudible] in san francisco. this is a family-friendly events. where civilians and military and nonprofit service come together and provide demonstrations and things like search and rescue, explosion detection, and we would have a nonprofit service of help people with disabilities [inaudible] that of come home with ptsd. integrate family-friendly event 11 am on saturday. finally, i would remiss be remiss if i didn't mention we will have our [inaudible] active during fleet week. that begins on friday. this is a so we can keep-so we can keep an eye on things taking place in the city during the week not only fleet week with this number of events taking place early in the week we have [inaudible]. all fleet all those things go well these next two weeks. will have [inaudible] one thing [inaudible] i'll be ha

clinton was up by just six points in nepal just last month. her lead extends to 14 percentage points, 52% to 38%. cnn poll of debate watchers named clinton the clear victor of last night's showdown in st. louis. trump nonetheless took his own trumpian version of a victory lap. he continued his line of attack against hillary clinton. mr. trump: bill clinton was the worstof user of women -- abuser of women ever to sit in the oval office. he was a predator. hillary clinton systematically attacked and discredited the victims of sexual harassment and assault. these things are not written by the media, but they are true. written by many books. these victims included kathleen willey, one nina broderick, paula jones, connie handsy, eileen, sandra allen james, chris cesar chavez. there are many more. mike pence, after a weekend of wavering, made an unequivocal affirmation of support of his running mate in charlotte. gov. pence: it takes a big man to know when he is wrong and admit it and have the humidity to -- humility to apologize and be vulnerable w

. >> the organizations worked in other countries such as the philippines and nepal. but the website is pushing for support for a support haiti campaign. there's more news if you'd like to help. >>> new this morning, three people are under arrest accused of robbing a gas station. team 12's brian west, live in the east valley. >>> tram, as you can tell, the chevron is back open. for several hours early this morning, it was closed due to an active investigation by chandler police. robbers went into the gas station around 2:00 this morning. the suspects then left shortly after. there was a high speed pursuit where police were following the three suspects. all over chandler, including reports of the chase going on to the 101. after the pursuit. police deployed stop sticks at a fries about four miles from the chevron near jermaine and alma school. the sticks able to deflate the tires of what looks like a mini van. police say all three were then taken into custody. including a description of all three suspects and what they could -- what they will be charged with. we're liv

that happens today, they were able to cross that marker with the eu, canada and nepal.heir instruments of ratification. basically, the paper work got done. all the nations needed to ratify the agreement have gotten into that point. this agreement quote will help delay or avoid the worse consequences. >> lets go to juan allen at the white house. >> this was a significant agreement for the white house. they have been fushing for this and wanted to make sure it would be ratified enough by the country to take force. >> reporter: this is something he has been pushing for seven and a half years. when you talk to the president, he thinks this is one of the most significant aspects of his legacy that he's done something that unites the world around the globe of saving the planet. >> it is very interesting that this is happening on a day of hurricane happening in the caribbean y caribbean. beach erosions, perhaps the most practical sample of what the president was talking about as a threat that our climate faces >> it is now ratified about 60 or so is designed to stop. >> the un

the addition of nepal, canada and the seven european union countries meet the final flesh hold. not everyone is happy. paul ryan says the agreement would be disastrous for the u.s. economy. >>> everyone concerned is being very careful about their responses to a report that yahoo! scamm scanned e-mail for sam. >> reporter: yahoo! and the white house have little to say about a report claiming the tech company secretly built a custom software program to search all its incoming e-mail for specific information at the request of government officials. >> as much as i would like to discuss publically the details of this report, i'm just not going to be in a position to. >> reporter: josh eararnest claimed they implemented new measures to restrain government spying capabilities and safeguard privacy. a yahoo! spokesperson says the report is, quote, misleading and, quote, we narrowly interpret every government request. it does not exist on our systems. when asked for further details or whether the company is denying all e-mail scanning, a yahoo! spokesperson declined further comment. >> i

the addition of nepal, canada and the seven european union countries meet the final flesh hold. not everyone is happy. paul ryan says the agreement would be disastrous for the u.s. economy. >>> everyone concerned is being very careful about their responses to a report that yahoo! scamm scanned e-mail for sam. >> reporter: yahoo! and the white house have little to say about a report claiming the tech company secretly built a custom software program to search all its incoming e-mail for specific information at the request of government officials. >> as much as i would like to discuss publically the details of this report, i'm just not going to be in a position to. >> reporter: josh eararnest claimed they implemented new measures to restrain government spying capabilities and safeguard privacy. a yahoo! spokesperson says the report is, quote, misleading and, quote, we narrowly interpret every government request. it does not exist on our systems. when asked for further details or whether the company is denying all e-mail scanning, a yahoo! spokesperson declined further comment. >> i

he made to stress nepal in a way that matches how upset he is. not criticizing bill clinton and saying it's locker room talk. this is not locker room talk. >> a lot of high-ranking republicans are making their thoughts known. and they're not positive to say the least. you've each got some saying he should step aside, let's let mike pence hit the top of the ticket including former republican presidential candidate john huntsman who civil said, telling "the salt lake tribune," "the time has come for governor pence to lead the ticket." is that possible? >> if donald trump doesn't step aside, there's literally nothing the republican party can do. they don't have the time to make a rules change that would allow him to replace him on the ticket. voting's already happening. there have been thousands of -- hundreds of thousands of votes cast overall in this race. the people they're voting for, it's donald trump. donald trump's on the ballot. he's on the ballots being sent to absence see voters across the country. states have deadlines because they have t

rolls-royce is one of those businesses that is a fine kpram nepal including ways it takes on apprenticeships, it has contributed to the growth of our economy and it's very important. i will and all those involved in the negotiations will be listening to business. that work has already started. my right honorable friend for exiting the european union has been holding those discussionings, i've held a number of round tables with business in order to hear from them what their concerns are. the overwhelming view that has come to me is that having taken the decision to leave the european union business wants to work with us to make sure we can make every success of the opportunities available to us outside the eu. >> was she able to spell out that despite the complicated negotiations ahead it is quite clear that the british people expect in the general election general election in 2020 to have the final vote and say on our immigration policy, the final vote on our trade policy, and the final vote and say over uk laws? >> i've said on a number of occasions the vote to leave the european union was

mainly in nepal.in tibet because the chinese government does not want us there. toy will not let me go quebec. i am an old friend of the dalai lama's and never have been bashful about telling the chinese leadership that i feel that way. most people in the western world will not on the issue of the dalai lama because it strikes a red court. >> you say most of the action over there is in nepal. how did you get so involved and why are you so decades -- dedicated? >> when i was seven or eight years old i read all the richard halliburton's books. climbed theary mountain in 1953. part of the foundation today for 20 years ago -- for 20 years. peter hillary is also on the board. they're carrying on their father's work. when it hillary first climbed me andntain, he came to said they need education. they started the schools their 50 years ago. very easy people to work with. so that has been a success. we have helped tibetan refugees. have first world medicine .ospital for disabled children maybe 2000 serious su

ratification of the accord by nepal, canada and seven eu nations surpassed the number required for theto be adopted. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. vonnie: coming up, tim kaine and mike pence faced off last night. we will look at the performances and if they changed the political landscape, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: mike pence is back on the campaign trail, attending a rally in harrisonburg, virginia today. pence 10 plus for a calm and collected performance but tim kaine is claiming mission accomplished -- joining us now is sahil kapur. let's talk about what the objectives of these two candidates was last night. tim kaine's goal was to put mike pence on the fence comments that have been seen as inflammatory. this is where tim kaine succeeded even as he failed on style points, as he was seen as as he was constantly interrupting and seemed very aggressive at various moments. tim kaine succeeded in that he was able to put pence on defense on many of these things that t

people, not just from india, but from other countries like fiji, from caribbean, from africa, from nepaloader group. one out of 10 is an entrepreneur, in business, and so the first thing which is most attractive to the hindu-american businessmen, once again, one out of 10, is some kind of a business entrepreneur, is, the donald trump's stance on business. we see a train wreck coming with hillary clinton and, therefore, we are heavily in support of donald trump. you know, if you remember some time back, but there was a card check legislation which was proposed by obama, and hillary clinton will push it even further, and so lots of policywise, it is a train wreck with hillary clinton, with respect to foreign policy. that is also a big problem, as hindu-americans we -- neil: do you think that it will be like that tradition i guess, i heard this group tends to vote democrat but you think this go round it could be other way around? >> that is correct. there is information vacuum. when people come to know, you know, hindus, indianss are busy in their professions and securing their place in the

. >> miren los destinos nepal, colombia, finlandia, dominica repÚblica dominicana. >> la ciudad de mÉridaspital en particular, decidieron dejar a las mascotas entrar, saliÓ esta informacion en espaÑol, pero resulta que es un hospital en canadÁ, esto surgiÓ a travÉs de una seÑora su hijo de 25 aÑos estaba mal de cÁncer estaba recibiendo varios tratamientos y lo Único que pedÍa era ver a su perro por las condiciones no lo permitÍan, bueno pues ella empujÓ esta ordenanza en este hospital, lo logrÓ. >> ay! que bueno. >> quÉ pasa, permiten entrar a la mascota una vez a la semana, durante una hora lo desinfectan hace todo lo necesario, ahora se ha encontrado que muda mucho as mascotas los pacientes tienden a mejorar considerablemente cuando entran en contacto con la mascota y la mascota igual, es un vÍnculo tan bonito. >> por lo general mejoran el Ánimo de los pacientes porque sabemos que les da como un aliento, hacen que olviden de lo que uno estÁ pasando en el hospital y puedan disfrutar de sus mascota. >> ha llegado un momento muy especial, desde el lunes toda la familii de "un nuevo dÍa" es