>> guest: scott perry has not. scott perry has stuck who he was when he was elected and through his time many office. he's very conservative. he's devoted to the conservative causes. as i said, he caucuses with the freedom caucus which is, you know, really the most conservative wing of the house republicans. and he's unyielding in those beliefs, and he's continued to stick to those beliefs even though his district nows has changed just a few months ago. and so that's where the challenge is, and that's why some democrats and some republicans think that can be a really tight race. he's note. as many line with his district's politics as he was before map was redrawn. >> host: the 16th district that you spoke about. one of the headlines describing this race described it as a bare knuckle fight. would you agree with that assessment? >> guest: it doesou certainly sm that way. there have been charges and countercharges of lightening, of completely distortar thing the record. -- lying. the democratic challenger has had som

perry is very conservative. democrats have found a strong candidate, a pastor and veteran named george scott. if you combine those factors, and perry has never had a close race. suddenly it was like a tight one on election day. endorsedocal paper george scott. this is what they said. they endorsed scott perry in the last election cycle, urging him to become a bipartisan. now they think voters should get george got a chance to change the town. 's positions on a host of issues -- his position on a host of issues make sense. he is willing to reach across the aisle. can you factor that in? guest: scott perry has not. he has stuck to who he was when he was elected. through his time in office he's been very conservative. theist devoted to the conservative causes. the caucuses with the freedom caucus, the most conservative wing of the house republicans. he is unyielding and those beliefs and continued to stick to those beliefs even of his district has changed a few months ago -- even though his district changed a few m

that perry can talk about. it is called loss of jurisdiction where if the contractor drops the individual as an employee -- there are ways around it. they have been fact in tntastic trying to meet the term -- if it they drop the person it is loss of jurisdiction and the adjudicative facility will stop processing. those of you who are contractors and know the system that is on its way out, it used to flash in red is a defense contractor looked you up. that just means there is an incident. it just means an unresolved situation. the contractor wouldn't hire the person. so you would be stuck in this limbo that you never have your issue addressed because no one will sponsor you again for a clearance. collateral issues is a problem. that is a huge problem in particular because there is no appeal mechanism. it's mostly within the intel agency. so to break past that shield to get an agency to address it is almost impossible. this would be your typical scenario. someone leaves an agency as an civil servant under somewha

the bulk of perry's earnings came from concerts.s" tour, which raked in 1 million bucks a night. beyonce booked stadiums but she had to split it with jay. >> see? at least another $20 million for perry came off her salary as a judge on "american idol." >> oh, she's making $20 million for "american idol?" rounding out the top five this year, taylor swift dropping to second place earning $80 million. >> beyonce in a distant third place with a mere $60 million. >> she ain't crying. pink placed fourth with $52 million. lady gaga made about $50 million last year. >>> so next, michael b. jordan gets defensive about just being human. >> the 31-year-old "creed ii" star opened up to ellen and chrissy teagan about why he's still single, blaming his work schedule. >> neither woman was buying that excuse, so, of course, teagan who we all love got personal and asked jordan if he'd ever hooked up with anyone he met through direct message on instagram. >> his response caused women in the audience to shriek. he said, quote, yes, yes, i have. i have

the perry's say they'll be forever greatful for this honor for their son but addfor them...d a different meaning... veterans day is our new memorial day. ááá (justine) that was kristi gross reporting. the perry's say they'll be forever greatful for this honor for their son and the day will always hold a different meaning... (jrstone) and tonight we are honoring those who served our countries. meet veterans from around the usa, spanning generations, and hear their stories in a special broadcast at 9:30. "paradise will rise again, we will be the phoenix rising from the ashes."(justine) we spoke with a paradise resident who says this may be a troubling time but they will rebuild. we take a look at the work ahead for the small town. (toni vo) 'twas the night before christmas, and all thro' the house. not a creature was stirring, but everywhere else... there are chefs, bakers and food order takers. doctors and surgeons and all the life savers. the world is alive as you can see, this time of the year is so much more than a bow and a tree. (morgan vo) those who give their best, des

the perry's say they'll be forever this honor for their son but addfor them...s hold a different meaning...veterans day is our new memorial day. ááá (justine) that was kristi gross reporting. the perry's say they'll be forever greatful for this honor for their son and the day will always hold a different meaning... (jrstone) protest errupted as world leaders gathered in paris sunday to mark armistice day, which coincides with veterans day in the united states. the main message of the anti-trump protest was to speak out against the president and what he stands for to those who oppose his "america first" message and policies. (jrstone) however -- president trump remained focused on honoring americans who were killed in world war one when he visited a cemetary in paris(justine) in another ceremony at the arc de triomphe, the french president issued a warning about the resurgence of nationalism ... a philosophy that fueled the first world war and the term that was used recently by president donald trump. trump declared himself to be a nationalist at a rally supporti

perry: this is a difficult problem. the determination of exit or entrance frequently requires the trajectory. i did not do this. none of us did at the time. there was no time. the differentiation between wounds isnd exit often made on the disparity of sizes. if the bullet does not expand and it is a full jacketed bullet such as is commonly used in the military, the entrance and exit ones would be the same. without the bullet, the wounds would be similar and even the trained observer could not distinguish between the two. >> did it occur to you at that time, or did you think this was an exit wound? dr. perry: i did not give it much thought. i realized it would've been better had i done so. i applied my energies and all of us there did focus on the problem at hand. i wasn't too concerned with how it happened or why. and for that reason i did not think about cutting through the wound, which of course rendered it useless for further examination. it did not occur to me. i did what was necessary. i did not think much about it

at that time you didn't know perry rousseau. yet perry rousseau turns out is your main witness in the preliminary hearing. >> right. >> is he still your main witness? >> no. there are others and i would not describe perry rousseau as the main witness. let me say the major part of our case up to that time was circumstantial. again, i don't want to touch in any way on the case against the defendant, but we knew months before that. the key people involved, but there was no basis for moving at that time. >> you say lee harvey oswald did not kill president kennedy. who did kill him? >> well, first of all, if i knew the names of the individuals behind the grassy noll, where we know they were and the stone wall, i would not tell you and couldn't hear. there is no question about the fact that they were there. there's no question in our minds what the dominant race of these individuals was, and no question about the motive. in the course of time we will have the names of every one of them. the reason for officer tippit's murder is this,

so there is another problem that goes with that but at the dod that perry can talk about further. it is called loss of jurisdiction to where the contractor drops individual as an employee, and there are ways around it. they have been fantastic in trying to meet that concern, but not everybody knows to do it and not everybody knows how to ask to fix it. that if they drop the person, it is loss of jurisdiction and a adjudicative facility will stop processing. that is almost sometimes worth an actual denial because those of you who are contractors and know the system that is on his way out, and this change has been started to be made, use a flashing red if a defense contractor looks you up. that means there is an incident. it doesn't have to be naked, but it just means an unresolved situation, and the contractor will not hire the person. so you will be stuck in the limbo that you would never have your issue address because no one will sponsor you again for a clearance. collateral issues is also a problem. that is a huge problem in particular because there is no appeal mechanism. is m

. >>> let's talk about katy perry. she also has a new york.und in new york dressed as a sloth. and we joined the hosts this morning as they went all in with more than 60 costume changes. >> okay. let's get to it. this is clearly the year of the tv and movie reboot. >> kelly and ryan re-imagined a lot of your favorite shows, "i love lucy," "laverne and shirley," and "friends." >> well for me the most painful was going from shirley to john baker. that transition, i barely made it. >> you still have lipstick on. >> i know and glitter somewhere too. for women to just -- >> do you know i have make up remover in my eyes? so i don't know if she's jimmy conners. >> i'm jimmy conners. >> jimmy conners. >> yes, yeah. >> kelly is actually farrah and "e.t." got to be part of the show. nancy and i pretaped segments that is aired while kelly and ryan scrambled behind the scenes to change. >> without you being in the show we would not have made our changes. so thank you "e.t." >> that's true. >> we counted more than a dozen flashbacks. "silver spoons," "save

. >> katie perry is telling us why orlando is number one. >> he's always trying to get me to work out>> plus how ben affleck feels about jennifer garner's hot new romance. >> then only we're with the brady bunch kids as they go in their house for the first time. >> then -- >> only on "e.t." >> -- we have breaking back street news. >> this is "entertainment tonight". >>> hi, everybody. thanks for joining us. we have a lot of news to end the week. >> so let's get started. here is tonight's top story. >>> california wild fir forgiving evacuations. >> they're evacuating. >> kim kardashian shared video this morning as she and other californians were forced to leave their homes. kim thanked first responders. she posted footage from her private jet over her home. her sister courtney also evacuated. alyssa mila in a fled her home tweeted i took my kids and my laptop. celebs are sharing frightening images. roma downey posted these moments. this was the view of the executive producer of the bachelor, she captured the imag pray for malibu. cher who performs in vegas move.d her fear and heart bre

katy perry leads the girl power pack on forbes list for the highest paid songstress of 2018 and here's got -- i got -- i got paid. >> yeah, a reported $20 million. but forbes says the "idol" judge made $83 million in 12 months mostly from her witness tour and remember perry's olive-branch make up with former enemy taylor? ♪ are you ready for it >> she follows swiftly behind katy earning $80 million, partly from her album "reputation." taylor wrapped her tour tonight in tokyo. queen b. on the run, all year with hubby jay-z is forbes's number three highest paid female artist with $60 million. beyonce bested pink's $52 million and rounding out the top five? this $50 million lady. ♪ we're far from the shallow now ♪ >> 2018 will forever be known as the year a star was born. the film with bradley cooper was a little box office monster earning more than $342 million and critical acclaim for gaga in her first movie role. >> i'm just extremely humbled and grateful. >> next month, the superstar hits vegas for her residency at park mgm. jlo played her cards right with her residency. the 49-year-o

i see perry, the other terry aside from the mayor. these guys, lots of terry's. i've made so many friends, and in the 15 months that i've been out doing this, imagine every time i've been on the road i haven't stayed in the motel our hotel more than four or five times. people that put me up. made friends with hoosiers the way a campaign like this should be. [applause] and i want to thank all hoosiers for giving me a resounding victory, putting your faith in me. and i will not let you down, i promise that. [applause] senator donnelly called me about 15 minutes ago. >> who? >> yeah. and just like any, like any competition, you fight hard, you want to win, you're going to make your case. we did it. one thing i would love to see change in politics is it's gotten way too nasty on both sides. it should be about ideas. it should be about what you bring to the table. and both sides and their families had to carry that burden and the weight. hope that changes down the road. [applause] and then you look at other things. when i decided to do this, i i would not have done it

trump for president advisory board and in new haven connecticut we've got steve perry a u.s. educator and principal of capital preparatory magnet schools stephens nice to see you both. steve perry let's start with you diversity in the candidates we have definitely seeing a change in twenty eighteen why did it take arguably donald trump's rise for this to happen shouldn't we have been seeing all the devices today for years now but i think that the problem is that we're focusing more on i didn't see them we should be on i then idolater i do allergy sorry about that because we're focusing on what the my looks like more than what they care about and i don't think this is just a recent trend this is an ongoing we may forget that we had a black president a couple years ago so this is not a new way that has been inspired by damage trump alone what he has led to it because of his clearly racist and often sexist notions that don't speak much to a particular ideology but more to an identity but identity is important in one sense because i mean even if it's just visually it gives people

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of the city st peter's cloister its own as part dates from the romanesque perry and. three hundred years ago the archbishop's decided to turn this small medieval town into a german rome europe's leading artists was summoned to silence before. the old cathedral and dozens of gothic houses were demolished creating generous open spaces around the spiritual focus represented by the new cathedral the cathedral itself was designed in the image of some pieces in rome an expression of the immense wealth of its place as tickled patrons. this core has echoed around the cathedral square every summer since nine hundred twenty. five. i'm. there. every month the mediæval mystery play about the death of the rich man is an indispensable part of the annual zotz book festival. the festival's co-founder the great theatrical director and that's a high heart of the whole city is his day. every street every square seems to be made to stage a play the atmosphere's arts book is imbued with beauty play and. i . the ecclesiastical princes of such book have left a rich legacy one of the most ou

the theory was that defreeze, nancy ling perry and moon soltysik were the shooters and joe remiro and were the lookouts. remiro and little had guns with them but they were not involved in the shooting. >> in a communique to newspapers, the sla took credit for foster's murder. it was the first time anyone had ever heard of the group. >> they were proud of what they had done and they put out a press release or a statement saying they had done this. >> the sla was not indiscriminately issuing death warrants for foster, blackburn or anyone else. such an attack was the only means left open to us to demand that the people's wishes be met and all such dangerous genocidal programs be stopped. >> i was surprised by it. i didn't know they even existed. so i was thinking, oh, my goodness, hell i thought the panthers did it. >> the bullets that were used to kill him were cyanide tipped. they knew how to draw attention to themselves. >> i've never heard of anybody putting cyanide into a lethal round. i've never heard of that. so it was a mark of the sla. >> my reaction was who the hell are these g

her creator, tyler perry, says he will retire the character in 20-19.dio interview, perry said he doesn't want to play madea when he is her age. perry has been playing madea in dozens of movies, plays and t-v appearances for 20 years. and now he's now focusing on other projects, including his upcoming comedy "nobody's fool." (vicki) will smith and martin lawrence are back... and it only took 15 years... (grant) the two confirmed on instagram this week that they are locked in for "bad boys for life." the day after lawrence posted a picture of himself with smith and said, "it's official," smith shared this video on instagram, "very" enthusiastically!(grant) the franchise's original producer jerry bruckheimer is also returning. sony has set "bad boys for life" for release in

where bob murray got to meet face to face with secretary of energy rick perry the e-mails that we've gotten all show that the meeting was arranged and set up and attended by andrew wheeler who was then the lobbyist who was representing bob murray and so that's just one of many examples of the kind of influence that andrew wheeler had over the trumpet ministration and now he's he's you know running the e.p.a. and so the question is is the senate going to do its job of effective oversight and unfortunately with republicans in control of the senate the same party as the trumpet administration they've shown no appetite whatsoever for effective oversight but with the democrats taking over the house we've got significant pledges particularly by representative frank pallone who is the incoming chairman of the house energy and commerce committee he's going to be pursuing aggressive oversight and so even though the house of representatives under a constitution doesn't play a direct role in reviewing or consenting to appointees i think you're going to see some really strong oversight by the ho

. >>> aerosmith guitarist joe perry is in the hospital.ar-old collapsed backstage during a concert in new york with billy joel. he had just played aerosmith's "walk this way." perry is reportedly alert and responsive after suffering shortness of breath. >>> a safety alert concerning a popular brand of scooters loom scooters, taking them out of service because they could break apart while in use, and that may have contributed to two deaths. some employees told "the washington post" they reported the defect months ago. other lime scooters were recalled last month because of a fire risk. >>> a bit of divorces brewing. millercoors currently brews all bottles of pabst beers, but now it wants to stop. it says pabst doesn't want to pay enough, and pabst claims millercoors is trying to put them out of business. the lawsuit over their contract dispute goes to trial today in milwaukee. >>> well, coming up, a special honor for actress halle berry. >>> but first, swept out to sea on a swan raft. one mother's warning to all parents after the scare of h

katy perry is at the top of the list. tour and judging on american idol, the california girl earned $83 million before taxes. not far behind is taylor swift at $80 million. then queen bey at $60 million. pink with $52 million. and lady gaga at $50 million make up the top five. rounding out the top ten are jennifer lopez, rihanna, helene fisher, celine dion and britney spears. >> katy perry at the top? i knew she made a lot of money, but the most. more than beyonce. >> last year she was as well. >> there we go. stacking it up there. good for katy. >>> only one week into its release, becoming the new memoir by former first lady michelle obama has become the fastest selling book of the year. that is according to barnes & noble. in fact, first week sales of "becoming" even outdid first week sales of bob woodward's highly anticipated fear. this was released earlier this year. publishers are calling it a holiday season must-have since november 13th, the former first lady has been speaking with fans about her personal experience

cal perry, thank you.>>> let's switch gears here and get a check on your weather with nbc meteorologist bill karins. bill, a frigid thanksgiving week forecast. >> it's crazy. november, what happened? it was a long summer in areas of the east. then like the shortest fall ever. winter's been with us for the last couple of weeks. we start this morning with light snow in northern wisconsin, snow and rain mix in indiana and ohio, and flurries and showers in central massachusetts just north of springfield. this storm in indiana and ohio is going to move today toward the northeast. tonight, cold enough for a snowstorm. we're going to get accumulating snows from the mass pike north wards through the catskills and berkshires. in maine, this area in pink is six inches of snow. you're going to be getting a foot of snow between last week's storm and this one too. much to ha here's the timing of this mess. 8:00 a.m. this morning that rain/snow line here just north of columbus. then we take it through pennsylvania. the

andrew perry, department staff. the case before you is a request for conditional use authorization to extend the hours of operation until 4:00 a.m. daily for an existing restaurant and nighttime entertainment use doing business as the penthouse club and restaurant. the business is located at 412 broadway and except for the extension of hours request, no other changes are proposed. commissioners, as mentioned, this item was last before you on september 13th. at that hearing, the department had recommended disapproval and you had a draft disapproval motion in your packets. public comment was heard at that last hearing with a number of speakers lending their support for the requested hours extension. in continuing the item to today's hearing, the commission directed staff to prepare a draft approval motion and also requested that additional information be brought back to this commission for further consideration and discussion. the additional information requested by the commission included the following, first, the st

perry says that in all of course the big bad yanks say no more for you to go do this and i need you to take me away mr manning is a yeah. he. was here already. it was because of their children that cody and ron decided to leave the gang life style they say to be better dads than the one stain your. bridge i know has the sevens highest population of aboriginal people in canada and like many parts of the country spurgeon road says it has its own story of discrimination and racism against first nations. it takes us to a cemetery not far away from a former residential school in the giant such schools were established to remove indigenous children from the influence of their own families and to assimilate them into your old canadian culture. part of word started as a whole. i mean impact of colonialism and the decision to to try and wipe out an entire culture all people group. and there are spots like this all over scotch right like this is not an unusual spot sadly so when you've got people that are disposable. for generations it's not surprising that they you know need to resort to other

. >>> all right, now to an update this morning on aerosmith's joe perry.ollapsed backstage at a billy joel concert in madison square garden here in new york after making a cameo. tmz reports perry had been dealing with lung congestion for many weeks and earlier this week he tweeted fans he was doing well and thanked them for all the love and support. we are so happy you're doing better, joe. >> speaking as a boston boy he has been behind some of the best rock 'n' roll songs over the last 30, 40 years. >> yep. >> he's an icon. >> he is. he really is. >> stay safe. >> aerosmith. >> aerosmith. >> you want me to start singing? >> you know what, dan is actually the one bona fide rock star on this table. >> rock star? i don't know about that. maybe at home in the mirror. >> i think you're a rock star. >> thanks. >>> sending out our congratulations to billy idol. the "white wedding" singer became a u.s. citizen. the u.s. citizenship and immigration services tweeted out a collage of images of the ceremony writing, it's a nice day for a naturalization ceremony and

and that's perry on day. three hamilton is the main organizer and will lead a mother's day march that will take place saturday of this week and there would be meeting with people in the white house have been incredible in calling people to accountability organizing other mothers meeting. and doing the research which brought me to this place that i met i'm not sure if i want a child in such a terrible violent way if i would have the courage or the training i just want to praise you for having the courage. apparently that there should be some form of a civilian panel yet that is involved as well we're headed. for. new talent t.v. and video any killings on there we're going to give them our demand that in all my right now we are meeting at the white house back to. work ordering a nasty call. to have a special prosecutor. any time a links to the police of the terrorists or the days of. hopefully we can get cases reopened and possibly get justice for their lives. we didn't do the script that was because they're go

find their culture to be better than other europeans are we seeing a rising feeling of germans or perry or if he. had to go through. with this yes we are out of it and that's a german trait that dates back to the romantic era. in the early nineteenth century when europeans began to see themselves as nationals the french state already existed so the french could perceive themselves as a nation state however there was no unified germany at that time meaning germans initially had little choice but to find a unity through culture who told not to want for they saw themselves as a cultural nation if you will and this self image has always brought with it a tendency among germans to view themselves as culturally and morally superior and thought that tendency can be traced throughout the nineteenth century right up to the end of the first half of the twentieth century. in the hope that the end although the content of the old self image has changed the mechanism of perceiving oneself as culturally and morally superior remains. a good example is germany's welcome culture in autumn two thousand an

when musician joe perry collapsed on stage this weekend. >> walk on the stage and then he dropped thatas it. and a ton of people rushing in the the back but only -- [inaudible conversations] >> how the legendary guitarist is recovering this morning, and the champagne and beers what do they do staying true to their name what miller has on tap through holiday season take a look. you're watching fbn:am. ♪ you ok there, kurt? we're about to move. karate helps... relieve some of the house-buying... stress. at least you don't have to worry about homeowners insurance. call geico. geico... helps with... homeowners insurance? been doing it for years. i'm calling geico right now. good idea! get to know geico. and see how easy homeowners and renters insurance can be. welcome back to fbn:am let's get you caught up on what's happening right now. u.s. futures dow down 43 and s&p 500 down 1.5. nasdaq up 7.5. president trump better stay in paris to commemorate the 100th anniversary of end of world war i paying tribute to american soldier at a speech cemetery where u.s. members are buried. mike pence i

malcolm perry attending surgeon tried to keep the president alive. but the very urgency of that problem prevented him from examining the two wounds as he explains in his first public statement since the report was published. >> when i came into the room, it was the right portion of the head. i did not examine it. again, there was no time for cursory examinations. some things must take precedence and priority. in this case, the bleeding must be controlled. what about the wound you observed in the front of the president's neck? tell me about that. >> yeah. it was a cursory examination. the emergency proceedings at hand necessitated immediate action. there was not time to do more than extremely light examination. >> there's ban lot said that -- written about was this an exit wound or an entry wound. would you discuss that we many, sir. >> this is a difficult problem. the determination of entrance or exit requires the asseration of strekt i are. there was no time for such things. the differentiation between entry and exit wound is made on disparity and s

i'm perry, pleased to meet you. i'mjune. oh, did you ride here?ful! 0k! we should have done this in a car! exactly, yes! now, you've not introduced yourself. oh, sorry. so, my name isjune sarpong. and i'm a tv presenter. i also was actually on the remain campaignforthe eu. right, so you know what you're talking about. well, clearly not — we lost! why did you vote leave? purely economics for me. because, for me, personally, i believe there's opportunities outside that we as a nation, if we get our saddle rigged up, can go out and get. 0k. and you? for all the opposite to everything you've just said! they are our biggest trading partner. if you're a small business—owner, you wouldn't just throw away all of your current customers in search of new customers. you would figure out how to do both. when my parents came as immigrants, it was the white working class community that welcomed us. and i saw how many factories that were in our community closed down and lots of the parents of my friends lost their jobs and so on and so on. i understand why people

claire perry, here is a question from our viewer, rob.l vehicles so the plan we have got, which is to phase out the sale of all fossil fuel vehicles by 2040, is one of the most ambitious that is out there. but rob is absolutely right, i think the thing we have all realised, and i was one of those people that bought a diesel vehicle because we were told they were better for the environment, is that the particularate problem especially in urban areas is one that means not only do we need to phase out diesel rapidly both for the climate impacts but also for the air quality impact. and of course, interestingly, in cities like london we also have some very innovative plans being put in place around clean air zones, parking supplements for diesel vehicles, so there's lots of signals that diesel is no longer the fuel of the future. we need to move rapidly, very rapidly, to all electric vehicles. debbie shrub asks, why is the government so silent on climate change every day? there is no coherent policy on public transport. fracking is supported b

old growing up without perry and since placed children's home in the russian city on. chile audience. as the children have hiv infected parents many of their parents suffer from alcohol and drug addictions and have lost custody of their children. but within the walls of this home of the children are cared for and . dark chocolate you can. they learn to live with their edge of your infection confidently. and better than some adults. are the ones we sent the children to summer camp on the first evening one of the carers was bathing the children when the camp's director poked his head in. as if to see if these kids have ears or two heads or something another time care asked me what should i do they've brought me a hiv positive boy and i said lock him in the cellar of course he didn't know i was serious so i told her just let him play with the other children. he can do it it's a better time at the children's home. everyone knows that they're. the same medicine the same dose every. morning the news is good. but there is a constant worry what will happen to the children once

high school perry called the i phone of e. cigarettes jewels are shaped like a flash drive but each one has the same amount of nicotine as a pack of cigarettes the five main chemicals that we found are either shown to be cancer causing or thought to be cancer causing either in humans or animals dr mark rubenstein at the university of california san francisco was the first to study chemical levels in kids who said they use e.c. gretz we don't know that these kids will continue to use for many years but should they we expect to see some of the same negative outcomes that we see with cigarettes in just three years jewel claimed a seventy percent of the e. cigarette market it launched with a marketing campaign that appeared to target a younger audience on social media now the maker of jewel says it's only targeting adults who want to quit traditional cigarettes i think the context is critically important this product was put on the market for adult smokers who are using a product that kills half of them the company was also the fi

night was a big night in the champions league and the premier mouch in europe's top club told went so perry sounds a man defeated last year's runners up liverpool it took only thirteen minutes to open the scoring yes chase self around but not giving his side the lead superstar neymar is another in the thirty seventh minute to put the parisians in the drive since the close the gap close the gap why but james milner converted a penalty before half time the pasturing managed to hold up the way to the ball but . this is state of the news life and still to come german multinational pharmaceutical giant is to slash twelve thousand jobs as part of the savings and restructuring drive the company's been under pressure since buying monsanto in june . alone for a while how about a story in your business a basis for the best of today's business news on the back at the top of the hour with a roundup of the day's of world news in the meantime of course as always the website w dot com with. a great yourself with g w interior design channel on.

then the aussie bowlers made quick work of the west indies openers, ellyse perry getting two of the wickets9, still 72 runs behind. it will surely be australia going through to the final. we start tonight with one of the most remarkable comebacks to elite sport in recent times. he's called it ‘one of the greatest achievements of his lifetime' but 8 years after nearly losing an arm in a rally accident, robert kubica will be back in formula 1 in 2019... he'll drive for williams, alongside british rookie george russell. i know what it took me to get here. i know what it takes to be one of the top drivers in formula 1. so now the question is, to work, to give me a bit of time and to focus on what is the part which i enjoy more, being a race driver. earlier i spoke to former formula one driverjolyon palmer and asked him about the task facing robert kubica, in particular, what it takes to control an f1 car with physical limitations. they have had a woeful season this year. this is a team that back in the day they were champions. they we re the day they were champions. they were running away with

there is no doubt that doctor perry found as if he had a firm opinion. in the moment of confusion and understanding established once and for on the minds of a great many people, a conviction that at least one bullet had been fired from the front of the motorcade. legally the dead president was now just another part of the evidence in a texas homicide case. the murder had been committed in that state. there were no laws that give the federal government jurisdiction. in his book the death of a president william manchester describes a scene of almost horrifying confusion. in which the medical examiner tried to prevent the removal of the president. kennedy aides almost as literally bulldozed him on a parkland hospital. during a flight to washington it was agreed an autopsy had to be performed. manchester writes mrs. kennedy chose bethesda naval hospital because her cousin -- has been had been a officer. james jay humes, doctor jay thorton boswell -- they reported that a document reproduced in the supplementary volumes of the warren report. that the president

perry is very conservative.ocrats have found a strong candidate, a pastor and veteran named george scott. if you combine those factors, and perry has never had a close race. suddenly it was like a tight one on election day. endorsedocal paper george scott. this is what they said. they endorsed scott perry in the last election cycle, urging him to become a bipartisan. now they think voters should get george got a chance to change the town. 's positions on a host of issues -- his position on a host of issues make sense. he is willing to reach across the aisle. can you factor that in? guest: scott perry has not. he has stuck to who he was when he was elected. through his time in office he's been very conservative. theist devoted to the conservative causes. the caucuses with the freedom caucus, the most conservative wing of the house republicans. he is unyielding and those beliefs and continued to stick to those beliefs even of his district has changed a few months ago -- even though his district changed a few month

secretary perry from doe. director wright from the fbi. they were all up in new york working alongside private sector partners. the same event, the secretary announced the establishment, which in effect was actually an elevation of an organization within my team called -- now called the national risk management center. there was a degree of what's that all about. there was some questions about what are you trying to do here. i was taking the approach here, as we developed this, of more of a startup culture. let's get this thing going. let's take a spiral development approach, build success and continue to build collaboration for future opportunities. the concept here is consistent with defending today and securing tomorrow. we have to take advantage of the information and intelligence we have as suzette was talking about, protecting networks, better security partnerships within government shared services. we have to do things today to defend our networks. but we have to be thinking down the road of what the next infrastructure deployment l