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the argument that there is no alternative explanation because only russia has made new rich ox sales. britain's decision to classify almost every aspect of what happened and the investigation is called the rumen mill running but there are tidbits that have leaked out tidbits that have the scientists scratching their heads over each other is supposed to be very toxic highly toxic five to eight times more toxic than the x. which is already very very toxic so small amounts should have killed mr creep out for sure but again it's very difficult to assess and evaluate this kind of question before knowing exactly how the product was delivered the interesting thing with nova chalks is that there are so many of them and they come in so many different forms they can come in a powered as solid as a crystal and even as a liquid but just to give you some reference if this was a variety of the nuvi chalks. a single drop is enough to kill ten people ten people within minutes if this was in the haled even more units whimpering that we can hear you are symptoms appear and follows in minutes if it gets

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french team which is less recently was talking about you know killian in by three not long ago is the new rich now domestic combination he could be the next number one started to look and i mean this is a game where you have to go out and prove that you can be that there's no question about the talent on spec for for france to france plays in a different way it's a different kind of a team it's only three years ago by the way that france and belgium they played in stock to france in france during the seventh belgium wanted for three but you've got players like one of them it's been a pop it wasn't even kept by them down for three plaster voc. t.t. and that we expect to be in the west. adding line of today we're not even camp that that's three years ago and since then obviously there's been there's been a european championship in france france with all the way to the final couldn't much muster when that came everyone which is very very disappointed and the sham just made sort of a shift in generation brought in a lot of young players and they they have been absolutely fantastic and i'm looking

fox news's rich edson is in tokyo with the very latest. hi, rich. reporter: hey, david.retary of state is preparing for his second day of meetings in north korea. it is unclear if he will meet with kim jong-un. he did the last two times he went. first as cia director. the second time as secretary of state. yesterday, which was friday, it is saturday here now, the secretary had three hours meetings with top north korean officials. these discussions are an attempt to work out major details outstanding from the framework that president trump and kim jong-un signed last month in singapore. american and north korean officials have been in discussion with the summit. this is secretary pompeo face-to-face meetings with north korean officials since the singapore summit. the tear says on the trip i'm continuing to momentum on implementation what the two leaders promised each other and the world. to rid the korean peninsula of nuclear weapons. the exact definition of that, how the u.s. will verify and how the north korea will dismans tell its program and they are trying to underst

rich edson is live in new york city. ch, secretary pompeo says he's on board for another summit with putin. >> rick, he does say that even as senior administration officials including director of national intelligence say they're not sure what went on between president trump and president putin in their meeting in helsinki. the secretary state was asked about all of this and pointed to a number of differences that remain between the two countries, the u.s. and russia are at odds over ukraine, election meddling, north korea. he says there's plenty to talk about. >> it is incredibly valuable to the people of the united states of america, the president, putin and president trump, continue to engage in dialogue to resolve the difficult issues that our countries face. this makes enormous sense and i'm very hopeful that that meeting will take place this fall. >> the secretary says that as he traveled up here to new york and the u.n. to specifically address north korea. >> rick: that's about north korea cheating on sanctions? >>

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. >> sreenivasan: nathaniel rich writing for "the new york times" magazine, thank you, and we will be back. >> >> this is pbs newshour weekend, sunday. continuing our conversation with nathaniel rich. you write at one point that the american petroleum institute, in the fifties and sixties, they were conducting their ow research and coming to the same conclusions that the scientists were and you also point out that even the a in 1974 had written chreport looking at climate ge basically as a national security threat or a global security threat. >> by the mid fifties, you had top government scienngsts speat the issue, you had major articles in life magazine and time, so it wasn't just industry that was followinthit. it was ahighest levels of government, lyndon johnson sent a special message to congress in 1965 that discussed the problem so the idea that we have only understood it in recent years is one of the worst examples we have of the cultural amnesia of this country and especially around this issue. >> sreenivasan: one of the meetings you describe in great detail starts t get to the

news. young rich and famous in china one of the news goes behind the great chinese fire wall to meet the cyber celebs of a booming multibillion dollar business. on al-jazeera. and i get. these the top stories on al-jazeera gunmen have storm shops and government offices an afghan city of jalalabad the second attack in four days a gun battle with security forces is still going on several people are reported to be injured at least three explosions have been heard salad ballasts has more from kabul. sporadic gunfire is still being heard at this government apartment for refugees in jalalabad you know the afghan special forces are there and engaged in a bear so with these attackers we do understand now that the numbers of wounded have increased the head of the main hospital in jalalabad has just released that they are treating ten people lightly wounded two critically iran's deputy speaker of parliament has dismissed an announcement by donald trump that he'd be willing to meet iranian president hassan rouhani at any time without preconditions. says it's not the right time for talks with the u.s. the

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it's not news the rich is getter richer. it's where they are getting richer and how fast. it's fascinating. china has entered into it own guilded age. the pool of assets belonging to the very richest in china is $3.7 trillion. that amount of wealth for that segment is second in size only to the united states. for perspective, 3.7 trillion is more than the entire gdp of germany. that chinese wealth, just like the number of billionaires in the country, is growing fast. the reasons are clear. clie china's committeconomy is second larnlest in the world. flexing market power and consolidating wealth says an economist with the peters institute. where does that leave the rest of china? the poor. not as well off. they are getting richer but not nearly as fast. sin since 1978, their incomes have grown by 40%. that's pretty good particularly when you look at the poorest half of americans during that period for whom incomes declined by 1%. now look at china's richest 10%. their income grew by 1,289% in that same time period. in the u.s. that group was 115% higher. the top 1% in china

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news. the gap in life expectancy between rich and poor has been widening for nearly two decades.l statistics, but tomorrow‘s panorama programme looks at the families behind the figures. richard bilton reports now from stockton—on—tees, the town with britain s biggest health gap. dad, look at this! rob hill is only a6 but his life is nearly over. he was given six months to live two years ago. smoking and a poor diet have left him with a series of conditions — he‘s living on borrowed time. it‘s too hard anyway, seeing my kids cry. but it‘s horrible, it‘s not nice seeing them sitting there and crying and listening to my children turn round and say, "my dad‘s going to die soon and i‘m not going to have him any more, and i‘m not going to have anybody any more." this doctors‘ surgery is in stockton town centre. life expectancy for men here is 6a — the same as ethiopia. it's a disgrace. we need to be fixing this. people have the right to get to retirement age healthy. i will accept chronic illnesses starting in your 60s. i don't accept a society that should be expecting people to be unw

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york and new jersey are suing the trump administration t to get the rich their tax deductions backwe could go on and on. the left hated george w. bush, for embroiling with war. the left use to fear corporate controlled major news outlets and they should but after president trump attacked "the washington post" as i mouthpiece for jeff bezos, they said those critiques were attacks on the first amendment. president trump tweeted threats at kim jong un so his sister was praised at the winter olympics for stealing the spotlight from vice president pence. president trump wants better relations with russia and peace and serious and naturally all the geniuses in washington tell us that we have to prepare for war from both countries. to anyone who remember the democrats of the 1960s, the 1 90s or even three years ago, it's all very confusing. that party is dead and has been read replaced by a new one whose entire platform could be, say n. to trump. it is in politics anymore, it's a world dumbest religion. tammy bruce joins us tonight. how easy it is the to control the president, whatever th

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and rich new ceo templeton was looking forward to returning after serving for more than a decade. unnecessary distraction but it does not take away from the investment pieces. u.s. aluminum tariffs are meant to protect the industry from competitors but instead they are taking a bite out of the earnings. as low as 2018 projections as theffs are presenting what company is presenting a significant headwind. there is a fine tradition here of coming out was very aggressive terrorists. the back-tracking rapidly when you realize it will cause the economy to collapse. the intentionere was to go after one individual. the may relate there's going to have this enormous effect on the rest of the world and everyone is going to suffer. they backtracked on that. i think we are heading down the same path here. political uncertainty in italy is valley investors. there are reports of a finance ms. -- minister might be forced to step down. bachus to the events of the last 12 hours. >> is one of the came across reported there were differences regarding finance -- then there came a whole bunch of deni

and remember, this is a new ceo, and rich templeton was looking to server more than a decade as ceo andt it doesn't take away from the investment. ♪ weres. aluminum tariffs meant to protect the industry from foreign competitors, but instead they are taking a bite out of the earnings of alcoa, which lowered its 2018 projections as tariffs are presented. the company says it is a "significant had went." this wasn't supposed to happen. >> no. but there is a fine tradition of coming out with very aggressive tariffs and sanctions, been backtracking quickly when you see it causes the economy to collapse. we saw that before were the tension went after one particular individual, and then they realized it would have this enormous effect on the rest of the world, and then everyone would suffer as a consequence. and i think -- we are heading down the same path here. ♪ >> political uncertainty in italy is rattling investors. there are reports that the finance minister might be forced to step down, as he disagreed with who would lead a particular bank with the two populist leaders in power. walk us t

rich or poor you are. >>> okay, you believe in this? what's in a face? according to a new study, a lot. ing how rich or poor you are. the study was conduct bade grad student at theve of toronto. 160 pictures of people were hal. undergraduates were asked to faces. they picked correctly 68% of the time based upon how happy those people appeared to look. >>> finally at 11:00, why is it so expensive to live around here? jeff, any idea? the bay area alone is now on the list of the top 20 world economies. the gross domestic product of the bay area has soared to $748 billion. that's according to new data for the bay area council economic institute. last month the whole state of california was declared the world's fifth largest economy. so we're so successful around here. >> right. but we all have the poor characteristics of that study. >> just look at our faces. >> oh, man. >> thanks for joining us. see you tomorrow. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his g

how is this surprising accusing a rich old new yorker about lying about an affair is accusing michael moore splitting his pants. [laughter] is to be expected. i hate to tell you this is why line was invented. do you remember the first lie? the garden of eden, the snake, no, no, he's just a friend. as long as there is sex there will be lies and as long as there are lies there will be journalism and politics. i don't condone it but when there's so much good stuff happening in this world i just do not care. [cheering and applause] let's welcome tonight guests. like a man who steals your organs to sell them on the black market and he will keep you in stitches, comedian jamie jurek. [cheering and applause] he produces more drama than my pet llama and stars in the new movie out this fall actor nick searcy. [cheering and applause] social interaction gives her an allergic reaction, natural national review reporter captains. [cheering and applause] and the jumbotron is his iphone, former wwe superstar in my massive sidekick, tyrus. [cheering and applause] tyrus: i'm going to get you. greg: i'm

remember, this is a new ceo. richking for his retirement after serving for more than a decade plus as ceo, and for a long time with the company. unnecessary distraction, but it doesn't takeaway from investment. jason: i'm glad you talked about this company is a study. ick in my younger days, covered chip companies for bloomberg news. i remember going out to texas instruments for the first time. there in this very huge campus. it was built as i understand it, with these massive hallways because they used to roll missiles down the hall. beenis a company that has in all aspects of electronics business for a century. anand: absolutely. they have slowly moved away as chip companies have slowly moved away from the volatile and consumer electronics business. made themselves into stalwarts in autos and industrials. revenues are growing, single digits. earnings are going substantially faster. of factory a lot equipment back of 15 plus years ago. there slowly filling up the factories. incredible forward thinkers, incredible exe

you know the news violent protests in the oil rich province of bass right in iraq have resulted in today dozens of others have been injured in clashes across iraq southern provinces the internet has been blocked in the region and the curfew imposed in the city of basra the protesters are demanding better public services and job opportunities. and egyptian brokered cease fire between israel and hamas appears to be holding after the latest flare up of violence in gaza on saturday israel launched what it says were the most powerful daytime airstrikes since the two thousand and fourteen or at least two palestinian teenagers were killed israel says the strikes were in response to border protests and rocket fire from hamas. well the israeli government has also warned palestinians against flying burning kites across the gaza border the cards have burned thousands of acres of israeli land. so much of it is being said that israel has agreed to a cease fire that would allow the continuation of terrorism by insincerity cuts and balloons this is incorrect we are not prepared to accept any attacks ag

rich dennison fox news. >>> there's a new effort underway in washington to pass a law to reunified families separated at the border under the trump administration's zero tolerance policyis among a grou of senators who introduced a bill to reunify the familiessaying current policy is lacking and human rights violation is committed by the government against those families. >> it is not reflective of the ideals of who we are as a country. it is not reflective of a civil society and it has got to stop. >> senator harris says the unite act is design to reunified thchare still separated from their parents and protect any families in the future who may be subject to this type of policy. >> and somebody fran judge refused to grant -- >>> and a san francisco judge refused to grant bail to a man who supposed as a -- posed as driver and raped several meigne the da office says it's not about his immigration status. >> it's a state court. and is defendant committed certain acts. he is engaged in certain behavior and alleging that he committed multiple rapes. that's what the case is about with. >> ice sa

of course, with the rich new was the truth of it, which was the powers outside the borders of the cherokee nation were far greater than anything the cape-- cherokee were capable of facing. they had a fledgling economy. they had no army to speak of, just 3000 aging warriors. of the had no natural allies among more powerful groups like the european nation to come to their rescue. it was hopeless situation and yet john ross was committed to this because he had the backing of the full bloods and he was kind of locked into their position in their own ignorant situation that he had to stick with them and so when the trail of tears became an inevitability the said it was too late for the cherokee to respond sensibly to this. they were surprised and caught out. they never believed for a second these federal troops, 7000 of them were ever going to come for them and take them out of their houses, put them-- i forced them out along the path is west, 800 miles. they never thought it would happen and many of them were interrupted literally in the middle of dinner with the bayonet points when these fede

he also isng propo a new tax, but only on the rich. >> for 99% ofar theand population, there would betax increase. for 99%. >> and for 1%? >> for the wealthiest 1%, they would pay 1% more. and having been in that tax bracket. i'm confidence they can afford >> governor hogan told chris he wants to provide college and medicare for all. >>> t minus 10 minutes.ee >> we to get out there and actually enjoy it. >> gorgeous. >> you can breathe. >> it it looks crisp. >> mold spores aif up a bit, so you're talking about breathing, we do have some poll and allergy concerns out there. but tomorrow's going to be similar to tied aoday and the temperatures are going up a bit. >> not like 110 lik wead last week. >> a steam bath. >> and we're not going to have any temps like that on that -day forecast. we warm up a little bit, but the humidity tries to stay in check as long as it can. if you were up early this morning like us, it felt like e.fall out th temperatures were in the upper 40s in the shenandoah valley, into the low 60s here in th city center. it felt like fall to start, stil feels like fall