one of the real dangers of a ping today we ask a team of experts about the safety of cigarettes and other baiting devices and you can be part of our conversation you can tweet your questions stream or leave a comment in a live chat and the stream. according to the centers for disease control and prevention the happening nearly $1600.00 lung injury cases in united states including $34.00 deaths linked to pay so sod $1.00 of the cases happening to a specific brand substance all put out but for many people fighting is seen as a healthy alternative to smoking but how does it work have a look even though there are a ton of different devices out there ranging from pans to box mogs all vaporize years have these few basic components in common a battery coil awake and evacuated the e.u. liquid is drawn onto the coil by the way from there the battery pushes electricity through the coil heating the liquid until it vaporizes creating a vapor that spanish pales everything beyond that is basically customisations of these components some devices have batteries some have more foils some use different kin

of ping an, whose building towers over shenzhe china's silicon valley. ( gong ) ping an boomed financiallyrld's second largest insurance company. but now it's celebrating by turning old insurance, into new tech. last month, ping an unveiled new facial recognition software-- for drivers. those markings judge whether she's a good driver and feeds all her data into pingan's base. a separate application uses facial recognition to determine whether ping an loan applicants are lying about their identity. the system identifies abnormal emotions of applicants by examinapplmore than 90 distinct expressions. >> sometimes when you are nervous there are these micro- expressions that people would do. verifying the person who they are supposed to be is quite accurate. i think it's now already better than the human eye. >> reporter: and those human eyes-- china's 1.4 billion citizens-- are now entering more and more data on their phones. and in china, it's big data. ping an's healthcare app has 250 million users. ping an's car accident app that can automatically assess and cost damage, has 200 million us

. >> can i ask about the ping pong? >> ping pong? what ping pong?he queen. >> no. they excluded me. >> we went paint balling too. you were better at that. what e? >> y'all are digging yourself deeper and deeper in a hole with the evil queen. >> dinner and shopping. i'm sure lots of things. >> we will definitely take you paint balling. >> thank you. yeah. >> nischelle, you were busy because you also sat down with eddie murphy. you also sat down with eddie murphy and i am a huge fan. >> oh me too. eddie telling me why it was the perfect time to head back to 30 rock. >> ah too hot in the hot tub. burn myself. >> when you feel like you've done everything like you have, was that the reason you said now is the time to go back to "snl"? you can still be funny e all without stepping on people's toes and getting people ruffled. now you step on people's toes and people outside picturing. he stepped on our toe. he stepped on our toe. no. >> eddie's return to comedy also includes the upcoming sequel to the 1988 classic "coming to america."d morning my neighbors

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confidential source says reportedly occurred from 2015 to 2018 federal agents say putting an end to pings actions are important and significant step in dismantling china's overall efforts against the u s. >>and the north bay police are investigating after a body was found inside a car near saint helene a a chp responding this morning after getting a call about a car that was leaning again tree down an embankment, they say one person died in a solo vehicle crash. going northbound near silverado trail in pratt avenue. that area closed for an extended period of time. the vehicle has since been towed away but noah other details on the victim have been released. also in the north bay age people are without a home after a the f home caught on fire rather it happened last night in santa rosa on the 1500 block of bruce court. officials say 5 adults and 3 children were inside when it happened. they were able to make it out safely before the fire crews arrived crews were able to contain the fires. from the attic and away from the living area as well as in neighboring home the cause of the fire. und

for once she jingg ping stood on the sportrts where most its own declared the foundation of the people's republic of china. back in nineteen forty seven i may order. there is a new force. but can i take the sanitation of this nation may all know force stop the chinese people. the chinese nation forging ahead kim gimbal lock. she jing ping who stepped ins office back in twenty twelve h has become one of the most powerful leaders in chinese history to sing the country's presence on the global stage is trying to take second place in the world's largest economies at home he's best known for his aggressive campaign against corruption so it's in both high and low ranking kansi officials. to his critics though he's an authoritarian leader his clampdown on freedom and tightened his grip on power and she's in pain could not remain president for life after lawmakers. removed the two term limits on the presidency last year. no to the latest on the lingering impeachment inquiry hanging over the trump administration the us justice department said today thatt president trump. reached out to the austra

wealth and power and unity this time also very much so she's a ping is really trying to show that he is firmly in charge of a military society you know trying to protect its. and build up production capacity also to differ in just. a region so it's really a show of force who is that show force to i mean is that for the chinese people are they as well celebrating this day well i think it's fair to say that the chinese people are they have reason to celebrate i mean they have been the ones who have built the nation they're creating the wealth that is showcased now the show of force military and leadership i think really also goes to the entire inside the leadership that sees it being a cemented his rule and he's trying to show that we saw the pictures that are also happening right now in hong kong as protesters continue to defy beijing and this is a bit of you know a black eye for beijing and it has been going on for several months how long will and can china tolerate those types of images especially on this national day well hong kong certainly hits china on a sore spot it has china h

president trump nor his chinese counterpart ping seemed willing to back down so far the u.s.'s tariffs on 500 and $60000000000.00 worth of chinese products now china in return has said livi's on $185000000000.00 worth of u.s. goods that amounts to $735000000000.00 in total and that figure could just be the tip of the iceberg the tit for tat terrorists cover a wide array of goods. from steel and aluminum to meat and fish vegetables mushrooms and nuts to tobacco and juice many sectors are affected on both sides of the pacific and as you've heard later today mr trump is supposed to meet a chinese vice premier league ahead past meetings between the 2 have used to progress for example in january china increased its soybean purchases and their february talks resulted in a delay in tariffs earlier i spoke to ranko berridge head of market analysis at monica's europe and i asked him if now that president doesn't trump said he was upbeat the rest of the world should be as well. well it's almost impossible to tell normally when you look at complex trade negotiations between for example t

but british a ping that's important to note is that the steady air pollution problem is the contributions to air pollution coming in from various different sources even in what we have spoken about that is stop avoiding this cars there's because this factory is this for marsh that it's going to be getting to after you shut and there's also that descends from the public despite the hives it does the sick equality that everybody consents dick for example the festival of lights the volley there has been a significant spike scene after the festival because of the busting of fire crackers laughter the supreme court said only green crackers will be allowed but what exactly is a green cracker is still under scrutiny the values coming up in a short while and we will have to see again if people actually want to stick to what the mandates of the supreme court do improve their quality or have the i think it's too important for their emissions and customs to set off firecrackers so things like this this kind of that a sense has also contributed to the fact that there's no simple solution there is a j

what we really like is swede ping. we love scandinavian socialism. it's the kinder, gentler socialism. and so a big point of the book is sort of disproving that. one that sweden if scandinavia is socialist, because they're not. they actually rank pretty high on the freedom indexes for trade and other things. and one of the main policy things bernie wants is to raise the corporate income taxes. we lowered them from 31 torte, the highest in the bolter, to 2 -- in the world. scandinavia's had low business taxes. bernie says, oh, we want to be sweden and scandinavia, but he wants to raise the income tax. scandinavia doesn't have a minimum wage. the other interesting thing, and this is the real big rub, and this is probably the biggest lie of the left are, of all the socialists, is that the you can have all this free stuff, you can have something for nothing. free college, paid leave, everything you want. we'll just give you free money, and we'll only tax the rich people. and the big lie is that's not what they do in scandinavia. they do have a welfare st

other big german sports seem such as the berlin volleyball team aki ping that she was what's. in the lives of women who have to say if they want to do it or not and in the end if they see it as sexism or not for business i feel like well the made this move because they think it will be trendy right now. and possibly literal make them seem a lot more modern more than. about berlin's decision provoked a huge outcry in germany and even interior minister haasil 1st why didn't he suggested adding male cheerleaders to be more options and the berlin bears cine just long ago does just that they're focusing more on the acrobatic part of cheerleading not the dance routines as al bus just wanted to see the albert decision to drop that she knew just as a setback for the sport. i think it's a pity for the dancers because have to learn the choreography is from performing in each game with entries for the for them it's a real punch in the face and 2nd because they have to say we don't want you anymore if you don't fit in with the modern edgeways as. they all focus on the future and their tra

ping seem willing to back down so far the us has slept terrorists on $550000000000.00 worth of chinese products china in return has said levies on $185000000000.00 worth of u.s. goods that amounts to $735000000000.00 in total and that figure could just be the tip of the iceberg the tit for tat terror of scav or a wide array of goods from steel and aluminum to meat and fish vegetables mushrooms and nuts to backhoe and jews many sectors are affected on both sides of the pacific now as you've heard later today mr trump will meet chinese vice premier you had passed meetings between the 2 have yielded progress for example in january china increased its soybean purchases and the february talk resulted in a delay in tariffs now for more on this topic let's bring in ranko berridge he is the head of market analysts analysis at monica's europe good to have you on the program ranko president trump is a beaut should the rest of the world be upbeat as well. well it's almost impossible to tell when you look at complex trade negotiations between for example the u.k. and the e.u. you can make the assu

work in progress now i do know that you're all of a favor does a canadian near 100 ping. margaret atwood yeah yeah i mean she was often the fan favorite i'd suggest that would obviously canadian writer huge bestseller also 'd in the news of course because she just brought out the testaments her sequel to her famous handmaid's tale book i think she was the fan favorite but maybe she was a little bit too popular if you know the cool kids of the swedish academy well have to say maybe next year oh no i mean do you think do you think yeah do you think they feel oh this is too popular we should it's interesting because the nobel prize tends to give their awards to sort of more of your writers they've got a couple popular ones of famously a couple years ago dylan bob dylan which was a very very controversial choice maybe wood has been punished for being a bit too successful she said sometimes that she's not deliberately a bestselling author that she's actually a literary writer but happens to sell a lot of books but maybe i would like to see the academy you know maybe occasional

were talking about notifications and how it can be intrusive in the workday to be constantly getting pingedmake a product that is meant to avoid a lot of those issues. >> thanks for having. so, collaboration is giving us at work -- killing us at work. today, knowledge workers spend more time on emails, in status meetings, on messaging apps, and being pinged by coworkers than they do on their actual work. asana helps companies reduce the work about work and spend more time focused on the work that matters. our mission is to help companies and teams work together more effortlessly. kurt: i feel like one of my biggest that i have is that are each doing one particular thing well but nothing that necessarily does everything well. anw do you feel about all-in-one product? what do you guys offer and are you pushing toward that direction? chris: the way we see it and the way it is going down in the market is every high performing ofmpany needs the three c's collaboration. there are communication tools, email, check, conferencing. conference tools help employees share files and attachments. then the

china wants to be seen as a world power as a military power and that is at the heart of siege in ping's ideology he wants to be the man who made china strong after others have made it prosperous his previous messages and this comes at a time when china's challenge by many problems you cannot make growth is slowing down the trade war with the u.s. is threatening china's economy and in hong kong protesters are challenging the author ity of the party. that is spilling it in beijing to the u.s. now where president trump has come under fire from multiple directions as moves in congress towards impeachment proceedings gather pace democrats in the house of representatives have subpoenaed trump's personal attorney bruni giuliani as well as 3 of giuliani's associates. has democrats are turning up the he's on donald trump's personal lawyer. giuliani has been ordered to turn over text messages phone records and other communications related teen crane. it's a significant step by the house intelligence committee as it examines whether trump abused the office of president when he asked ukraine's pres

the pings were being we have been put back in but there's a lot more we can do is you must do more to protect them because you see what is happening and see this is not only seen as it used to be this last big problem however the biggest threats to the effort jumping green is the like a fish there not enough sardines in the oceans due to overfishing. in the worst case scenario the last african penguin colony will die out in 20 or 30 years but people here definitely want to prove. that from happening. this is the 2 of you news live from berlin our documentary series doc film is up next with a look at the growing number of people here in germany who own guns i'm brian thomas from the entire news team thanks so much for being here we'll see you again next. week. and from the attention of the famous naturalist and explorer. to sin the racial politics on the phone it's 250th birthday we're embark on a voyage of discovery. expedition voyage on t.w. .

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in the capital of sanaa low a state home to the notorious drug caught till formally led by the king ping known as el chapo it's reported the fighting broke out off to the arrest of one of el chapo his sons he was like a released. protest several opted in lebanon over the government's plan to impose new taxes during a severe economic crisis in beirut thousands of angry demonstrators tried to storm the government headquarters and blocked roads elsewhere both police and protesters have been injured lebanon has suffered from the use of instability corruption and mismanagement. here in germany the trial of a former nazi concentration camp god has begun the 93 year old is accused of aiding and abetting the murder of more than $5000.00 jews at the camp needed done scheme what is now poland the trial is likely to be one of the last legal proceedings of its kind. prime minister viktor orban has warned his country may use force that its southern border if ankara allows millions of refugees currently in turkey to enter the e.u. turkey said it was considering breaking the terms of a deal with the e.

we are learning there was a call between president trump and ping back in july.l, president trump did bring up joe biden. he also brought up elizabeth warren and brought them up in the political prospect. he wasn't encouraging them to investigate. he was talking about political rivals. joe biden and elizabeth warren being two of them. it's significant just today president trump went further and publicly suggested that china investigate joe biden. this shows that joe biden was always on his mind when it comes to china. and brought it up in a phone call with earlier this summer. >> the chinese call was in june. the ukrainian call was in july. the ukrainian call was later we found out about that one first. the one with the chinese president in june. we're just finding out about that. the president suggested china start an investigation today. let's listen. >> by the way, like wise china should start an investigation into the bideens. what happened to china is just about as bad as what happened with ukraine. >> so, now we know that the president conversation was move

me to a little bit of a ping- pong, so i accept your challenge. ♪ >> it is an amazing spot.is a state of the art center. >> is beautiful. quarkrights i would like to come here and join them >> good morning, everyone. the meeting will come to order. this is october 30, 2019 regular meeting of the budget & finance committee. i am chair of the budget and finance committee. i am joined by supervisor stefani and.

me to a little bit of a ping- pong, so i accept your challenge. ♪ >> it is an amazing spot.is a state of the art center. >> is beautiful. quarkrights i would like to come here and join them >> usf donates 100-120 pounds of food a night. for the four semesters we have been running here, usf has donated about 18,000 pounds of food to the food recovery network. ♪ ♪ >> i'm maggie. >> i'm nick. >> we're coe-chairs of the national led organization. what food recovery does is recover and redistribute food that would go wasted and redistributing to people in the community. >> the moment that i became really engaged in the cause of fighting food waste was when i had just taken the food from the usf cafeteria and i saw four pans full size full of food perfectly fine to be eaten and made the day before and that would have gone into the trash that night if we didn't recover it the next day. i want to fight food waste because it hurts the economy, it's one of the largest emitters of greenhouse gases in the world. if it was a nation, it would be the third largest nation behind china and t

the last place her cell phone pinged and neighbors who walked this area routinely say they too had been on the lookout. >> since this, you know, area that more what people reporting would walk this way and keep a look out. >> this is a daily walking route with our dog. >> reporter: she was honored a few days wom techcocil. tonight spokesperson for that group had this to say. >> our hearts are broken. we have just learned that our friend has been found. we honored her this week for her entrepreneurial excellence, her wi and her family around the world. >> reporter: we should tell you that the area her friends and family were searching is only about a half mile away from this location. live in san jose, nbc bay area news. >> now to our covering coverage of pg&e's power shut off. everyone in the bay area has their lights back on, according to pg&e. but the questions continue for the company. the utility though calling it all a success. >> we did not have catastrophic wildfire in our service area here in northern central california like the ones going on in southern california at the moment

me to a little bit of a ping- pong, so i accept your challenge. ♪ >> it is an amazing spot.center. >> is beautiful. quarkrights i would like to come here and join them women's netw sustainable future . >> san francisco streets and puffs make up 25 percent of cities e city's land area more than all the parks combined they're far two wide and have large flight area the pavement to parks is to test the variants by ininexpensive changing did new open spaces the city made up of streets in you think about the potential of having this space for a purpose it is demands for the best for bikes and families to gather. >> through a collaborative effort with the department we the public works and the municipal transportation agency pavement to parks is bringing initiative ideas to our streets. >> so the face of the street is the core of our program we have in the public right-of-way meaning streets that can have areas perpetrated for something else. >> i'm here with john francis pavement to parks manager and this parklet on van ness street first of all, what is a parklet and part of pave

. >> when i asked about the ping pong, whose idea was it? >> what ping pong? i didn't invite you.tballing too. you were better at that. >> there was paintball apparently. [ laughter ] >> you all are digging yourselves deeper and deeper in the hole with the evil queen. >> what else? dinners, shopping, i'm sure lots of things. we will definitely take you paintballing. >> thank you. >> now this tv show is all about children. i'm talking about kids say the darnedest things. it's premiering this weekend and our kevin frasier found out tiffany also says the darnedest things about her kitty co-stars. >> they have the kindest hearts because they haven't been damaged yet. >> i'll believe it when i see it. [ cheers and applause ] >> they also have a certain amount of hours they can work. and then i can't work no more. i'm off. time to take a nap. the kids is at work. >> tiffany haddish always one step ahead. and even though this reboot is all about the kids, they think tiffany is the star of the show. >> do you have a celebrity you admire? >> yes, i do. >> who? >> you. [ applause ] >> is it

>>her family says her phone was last pinged in this area. well and a c o of tinker a utah-based tech company went missing monday she was in palo alto for a business trip and was heading to san jose airport but never made her flight back home to utah and never returned her rental car to tell me. >>she was driving around because the gps was a marking. >>her mother was the last one to speak to her on the phone. >>trying to keep it together ah. it's just there's no phone activity and my daughter was very techie and always on the phone. no credit card activity. so we don't know what's happened they can find her on a car lent rental car was a gray nissan murano with california plates. >>her family hopes fires in stores, gas stations along with neighbors where they tracked her phone. >>passing out flyers hoping to find her really need you to come home. >>you know, everybody's here. the teddy. jeff in chris harrison. >>san jose police is calling this a voluntary missing person case. the family disagrees and tells us plenty travels often and had no s

her family passed out flyers in the almaden valley area, the last place her cell phone pinged and neighbors who walked this area routinely said they, too, had been on the lookout. >> since this area was more what people are reporting, we figure we'd walk this way and keep a look out. >> it is very shocking. this is our daily walking route with our dog. >> reporter: valenti has honored by the tech council. >> our hearts are broken. we have just learned that our friend, community and fellow technology leader erin valenti was found. we honored for ofor her incredible career and work. >> reporter: roz plater, "nbc bay area news." >>> now to continuing coverage of pg&e's power shutoff. a preventative power shutoff is now over. everyone in the bay area has their power back on and the utility is calling it a success, but the questions are still mounting for pg&e. >> we did not have catastrophic wildfire in our service area here in northern and central california, like the ones going on in southern california at the moment. despite the fact that winds that surpassed our safety threshold were blowin

you mentioned their popularity drop ping in recent months big key to this is of course the problems in the argentinean economy why did the electorate choose to put their faith in for a note in my. tights and self as a businessman someone who knows how to care for the figures and reignite the economy. well this was a highly polarized campaign it was a lot of of these and former president kirshner attacking modi so market because of the economic situation people feeling the crises on the streets with them not being able to make it till the end of the month with a 55 percent inflation rate so it was a very very difficult campaign for me to pick up on that but my carry on his side his way of attacking the opposition talking about a fair amount of this was of accusing them of past mistakes past mistakes that include for example high levels of corruption among other problems and also like problems that the argentinean economy had when cristina fernandez the kershner was fretted and so now that i've got to perform and this has been elected we're hearing that. he spoke just a little while ago

. >> a ping-pong ball going back and forth. >> every few times we make some progress and roll it backfor late february, trump did not meet with chinese officials and there were press conferences afterwards, and they agreed to have the chinese by a little bit more soybeans. two days later, trump declared a truce. that never really led to anything. >> we have been wrong optimistically the entire time. >> they have had a couple of years to try to come to compromise. >> we are right where we started 18 months ago or so. >> applause is good, but until i see a rollback of some of the tariffs that went on recently, i have to go with our leading indicators, which are still pointed downwards. jonathan: doing the around the -- joining me around the table in new york are our guests. the first question to you, george. same issues, same people, same countries. do we get a different outcome? george: in terms of trade, i don't think so. in a perpetual state of negotiations and we expect that to continue. we are not expecting a major breakthrough anytime soon. in the financial markets, things seem to

.>> reporter: this new cell phone test is intended to ping everybody cell phone within a geographic area. some people who were here from out of town set their phones also buzzed. the city said there was a little bit of a delay some unexpected problems. they're hoping the test will help them make the service better. >>> throughout san francisco this evening about a quarter after 6 pm phone started buzzing. marco and her colleagues were on a meeting in market street. >>> all the attendees and us got the notification at the same time. >>> freaked me out. if we get all of us out.>>> san francisco sent the messages as part of a scheduled test of a new alert system. instead of using an area code the system send a message to all mobile devices connected to a cell phone tower within san francisco. on thursday there was a glitch that delete the message. officials say they will investigate what happened. >>> they will conduct an analysis. we will get in the report. we will take the lessons learned and improve the protocol.>> reporter: this is one of many improvements since 1989. >>> the city has i

it's good to be reminded that protecting the environment always pings i'm afraid we're now coming to the end of this week's episode of africa but we'll be looking forward to seeing you once again next week i am sound of coming to you from kampala here in uganda. by phone now sandra it was a pleasure of course in the show with you to our viewers out there remember you can find out more about environmental issues protection and activities of others sustainability wise on our social media platforms for now i know it's i will from the should it's god in lagos saying bye bye see you again next week. with. the little. guy. omnicom. male and i'm gay from the brand new to w. environment called cuts person it's divisive it's about so baseless a whole lot of climate change and the return of the old. only ring fence check out . aza. invites us to see people in particular that i like to see some as the kids find strength growing up her. delivery books on youtube. i don't think that well i just come down but i stand up and whip it up a reason to have them think they're going to jam a culture of l

nobody really knows, but the president said he is expecting shi slip ping and himself to sign a dealapec which is just in about a month. >> well, you know, it's -- the broader context of the deal, right, if you're china, you're saying am i going to wait out until the next election and see if i get someone other than donald trump to negotiate with and maybe get a better deal, how much pain am i going to get between now and then, or does it make sense to make a deal? the whole world is pretty much lined up that china needs to adjust its relationship with everyone and, hopefully, yeah, they come to terms with that. china's got a tremendous economy, and if they reach a regular weight deal, they still can be -- maria: you make a good point, because it's how much pain can you take. this week we got news from china that the gdp came in up 6%, they told us, but it was weaker than expected. does that hit the u.s. economy as well? >> well, the u.s. economy has the benefit of being largely consumer, as long as the consumer's employed and confident, you know, we can kind of ride a little better

camera can only see as well as a human can heavy rain and snow fall also interfere with laser and radar pings. most of the fully autonomous vehicles have been on the road only in sunny california and even then they've had a few accidents along the way. one woman who suddenly appeared out of the dark much like this was even killed by an autonomous car out similar accidents happen with regular vehicles as well. so driving cars would use artificial intelligence to learn to respond to sudden hazards the way a human would and that will take time. but there's little doubt that autonomous vehicles will eventually make traffic safe about 90 percent of accidents are caused by human error and those won't happen in fully autonomous vehicles. they can't. all asleep at the wheel don't drive under the influence of alcohol and won't become aggressive either. many people complain that autonomous cars will make driving boring but in all likelihood passengers will find other ways to stay entertained. a problem is red white but only believe it. do you have a science question that you've always wanted and say it

celebrations in seattle and square in beijing with a massive display of military muscle turns of the teaching ping says that isn't the powell on earth that can help the advance of the chinese nation also coming up. the pressure mounts on u.s. president donald trump house democrats subpoena his personal lawyer on the over the ukraine whistleblower scam.

investigators say that is ere the phone last pinged. she was 33 years old and lived in salt lake city, reported missing on monday. she has been in palo alto on a business trip. the cause of her death has not yet been determined. >>> in southern california, more than a thousand firefighters battling the fire burning near los angeles. burning more than 7,9u had acres, destroying 30 buildings including homes. one man who would try to fight that fire died of the heart attack. they said the down power line may have started that fire last thursday. and cal-fire said it is 41% contained and at one point evacuations were ordered. and those orders have now been lifted. >>> the sandalwood fire destroyed a home, killing three people. cal-fire says that fire is now 77% contained. and it has burned more than a thousand acres, destroying 74 buildings. the fire also started on thursday when that garbage truck was found with some dry brush. >> the fire broke out near lake merced in san francisco today. the call came in around 11:30 this morning. the fl

family of erin vallenti passed out flyers in a san jose neighborhood where her phone last pinged. she was in the bay area for erenceand last seen in palo alto on monday but was never on her flight back home. her husband says in her last phone call she sounded confused and she wasn't acting like herself. >> so my last communication was on the phone monday night. it was on the phone trying to figure out where she was. she was still saying, i'm going to the airport but was also bouncing off topics. >>. >> the rental car she drove is missing too. a late model gray nissan murano. police are treating it as a voluntary missing persons case. >>> in january mr. trump asked r nearly $6 billion to build the wall. congress only approved 3.3 billion. he said money for pentagon projects would be diverted and used for the wall. >>> we're learning more about a bay area man with ties to rudy giuliani associates arrested at an airport with one-way tickets. new video surfaced of the president's attorney with igor and the two men are witnesses in the impeachment inquiry and are charged with violating

it's good to be reminded that protecting the environment always pings i'm afraid we're now coming to the end of this week's episode of africa but we'll be looking forward to seeing you once again next week i am sound of coming to you from kampala here in uganda. by phone now sandra he was a pleasure of course in the show with you and to our viewers out there remember you can find out more about environmental issues protection and activities of others sustainability wise on our social media platforms for now i'm now it's like we're from the should it's god in lagos saying bye bye see you again next week. for the. good of the. the hospital visits its patients. come on this time the floating hospital couple francisco that was just a dream. now attends to patients along the amazon with no other access to medical. and saves lives a sign of solidarity a hospital ship the money on the bombing amon dollar. a party boat varian style october fest worldwide everyone's german for the make up welcome to october fest in cincinnati hope to experience the german festival the american soil ah brigade

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