the phrase "purify society" is a huge red flag. yours. were ushering in a dystopia? >> the government here says it is trying to purify society by rewarding those who are trustworthy and punishing those who are not. >> stephen: china, if you want to purify something, maybe start with your sky. ( cheers and applause ) ( piano riff ) well, i cannot let this stand. so i want to address my chinese audience for a second. good people of china, "ni hao. ( laughter ) this oppressive system of draconian government control leads down a dark path to-- oh, wait. is china scoring this? well, darn it, i don't care. this needs to be said. no matter what -- okay, hold on. stop. i do love some things about china. you have a rich history and culture. oh, good. okay. okay. what else? uh-- i enjoyed "kung-fu panda"! no, wait! look! one of my writers is chinese! james, get up here! chinese! >> actually stephen, i'm taiwanese. (buzzer) ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: dammit, james! you know, we have one china policy here at "the late show"! now i'm going to

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for centuries, it's been a space reserved only for men. 0nce purified with salt and rice wine, women ring. until today, when this woman became the first woman to lead her animal into the fight as crowds watched on. translation: i'm so happy that the locals welcomed me in this way. the sport known as togyu differs from its spanish counterpart. there's no matador and the bulls aren't killed. they spend the match locking horns, trying to push each other backwards. it's not the only one of japan's traditional sports being encouraged to be more inclusive. sumo wrestling was heavily criticised last month after two women who rushed into the ring to help a man who collapsed were ordered out. the head of japan's sumo association later apologised to the women. a giant bronze statue of the communist philosopher, karl marx, has been unveiled in the german town of drier, where he was born. the installation, a gift from china, marks the 200th anniversary of marx's birth. the european commission president, jean—claude juncker was among those invited to speak at the unveiling. demonstrators heckled

for centuries, it has been a space reserved only for men. 0nce purified with salt and rice wine, womentil today, when yuki araki became the first woman to lead her animal into the fight as crowds watched on. translation: i am so happy that the locals welcomed me in this way. these sport, known as togyu, differs from its spanish counterpart. there is no matador and the bulls are not killed. they spend the match locking horns, trying to push each other backwards. it is not the only of japan's traditional sports being encouraged to be more inclusive. sumo wrestling was heavily criticised last month after two women who rushed into the ring to help a man who collapsed were ordered out. the head of japan's sumo association later apologised to the women. before we go let's just show you these pictures of the latest member of the british royalfamily. pictures of prince louis's first days at home, including a snap of the baby royal being cuddled by his big sister, have been released by their proud parents. the new baby is known as his royal highness prince louis of cambridge and is fifth in lin

but besides smartphones, it also makes home appliances like air purifiers and rice cookers.as even set up apps offering music and entertainment, like its chinese rival. so there is a lot of buzz and excitement today but there are some concerns. investors are concerned because 70% of the revenue, despite the diversifications, come from smartphones and most of the sales of the smartphones are in china and it isa the smartphones are in china and it is a big problem because the domestic market is actually getting saturated. good stuff, thank you for explaining that, it shows how the global business stories affect each other, thank you. let us show you what is happening on the markets. japan is closed today, but most asian markets dipped after the sell—off in new york. investors are keeping an eye on those talks between china and the united states over that potential trade war. will they come to some sort of agreement, the us treasury secretary and commerce secretary and the rest of the delegation meeting in china in beijing, will they deliver any a nswers ? european shares sligh

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reason for that is a special filtration system being used by kenya red cross it's a bring water this purified so that people are able to at least have safe drinking water is so important such a danger of color of the kenya red cross says the situation nevertheless is critical gold mining companies in south africa have agreed a four hundred million dollars class action settlement with law firms representing thousands of miners who contract fatal lung diseases around half a million men were employed in south african gold mines in the one nine hundred eighty s. medical researchers suggest as many as one in two of contracted silicosis or tuberculosis after inhaling silica dust released in the mining process cambridge analytical the company at the heart of the facebook data scandal is filing for bankruptcy but the british authorities say they'll continue to investigate allegations that a firm improperly harvested information from millions of facebook users to target voters during political campaigns turn of all reports from london. cambridge analytical is the political consultancy at the heart of

reason for that is a special filtration system being used by kenya red cross it's a bring water this purified so that people are able to at least have safe drinking water is so important such a danger of color on the kenya red cross says the situation nevertheless is critical most of the health facilities now some munched with water or my room so accessibility the hope for city has been a big problem to this already is about six sixty four thousand people affected in tonga riva alone and over one hundred eight. comps along these i mean discountable that's a huge number it's not hard to work out the risks to health here also amongst these waters that have been crocodiles and reports of people being injured in attacks now people were living in this area in tents now they've moved this way they say the waters are rising in the reports that dams further up river are releasing large amounts of water making the situation even more difficult here in the rivets hannah region a region that's not sure what the future holds was people are going to do in this critical situation. still to come on the prog

all 17 juniors using nasa technology to purify water coming from school water fountains with possiblenced this month, $4,000 stipend and a trip to the flight center. good luck. >> dana: all right, jason. >> jason: utah close to my home, christopher road was appearing before a judge. when you appear before the judge, actually sitting in some handcuffs. and if they show some video, it will help. because he decides to get up and leave. he goes out the door, the utah county sheriff goes after them, and this idiot purposefully jumps over the sheriff's deputy, trying to catch him and he breaks his leg, he breaks his goal in doing it and he is actually earned the idiot of the moment, forget about running and purposely jumping on the floor and thanks to the shared death had to use, they did not have to -- >> juan: he broke his pelvis? >> greg: of all of the bones, breaking the pelvis is not the one that you want. >> juan: why do you say that? >> greg: i had a friend. carty b asks what you would be doing right now if you were not on "the five." >> kimberly: i know what you would be doing, crus

. >> reporter: purified air pumped in this facility, scientist handle more than 14 thousand cases a yearng from muggings, to murders, to mass casualty tragedies. >> we are now entering the dna crime lab where evidence is examined and dna profiles are generated. here we have one of our dna scientists, is analyzing samples and preparing them for dna extraction. >> reporter: the extraction of separation is done by robots using specialized equipment. how many different types of dna are there? >> dna is the same in every cell of your body. each human has a unique dna profile. no other person on the planet has this dna profile with the exception of a identical quinn -- twin. >> reporter: they are able to extract dna from fewer and fewer cells without body fluids it's called touch dna. does that mean we leave dna everywhere we go? >> yes you abandon your dna everywhere you go if you are not wearing gloves. >> reporter: sympathies come from clothing or objects connected with the crime. all evidence collections follow strict legal protocol. we see evidence bags that crime scene and nypd officers

air purifiers is my favorite product.nd that has caused a turnaround and caused a change in that company's fortunes, even though the evaluation may not be quite as lofty as the 100 billion. there's still a lot of interest in what this company does and what it represents and the growth potential of that. emily: tom giles in san francisco, thank you so much. sticking with ipo's, his wish company announced its intention to file for an ipo on the nasdaq stockholm stock exchange. the company is linked to square and catalyst shop if i and the ipo is expected to be completed this year. coming investment bank and j.p. morgan will drink as coordinators with barclays also assisting as book runner. coming up, we heard from text influential and provocative voices, founder and ceo of social capital easier. -- is here. and if you like bloomberg news, check us out on the radio at and on sirius xm. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: executives are planning to attend a meeting at the white house does thursday on artificial intelligence and will

she said her dad is -- has also asked her to send air purifiers because they are completely sold out on the island. the situation for people living there is terrifying. more than 50 homes have now been destroyed since the emergency began three weeks ago. new evacuation orders are expected to go out soon to those living in the path of the volcano. >> all of a sudden they crack forms in the road. they need to be aware. do not forget what is going on. that whole subdivision is vulnerable. >> reporter: -- >> more than 2000 people have been evacuated from the area and have no idea when they can return. >>> fears of russian malware have prompted the aft ei -- the fbi to encourage us to reboot our internet routers. rebooting it allows a complete disconnect from the internet and any malicious activity that was going on or about to go on will not be transmitted. you should unplug the router and leave it off for 3-5 minutes. >>> starbucks plans to close more than 8000 stores tomorrow afternoon to conduct diversity training. the exercise comes two months after two black men were arrested at a s

of certain size produce their own water for toilet flushing and irrigation and water transfers, purified water, which is taking waste water and converting it ultimately to drinking water around desalination and we are always looking at the possible option, but one of the key ones is groundwater thatment cos from the ground is sometimes known as well water. ground water is stored in underground reservoirs called auk weer if aquifers and deep sands that are historic sands that have been deposited over the my millenia. and note that 80% of californians rely on groundwater for part of the drinking water supply. groundwatter is a common place use in california. the basin extends from san francisco south and diagonally cuts across the peninsula. from 1930 to 1935, the west side basin provided drinking water for san francisco before the regional water system was completed. it has provided drinking water to davey city, south san francisco, and for over 100 years. so it is a well utilized basin already, and i will get more into how we're going to change the use of that basin. the question i am as

this mask protects the wearer against biological and chemical attack by purifying the air inhaled.bsorbedds in the mask toxic gases into screen out radioactive dust and particles carried in the air. particles which are called microbial organisms. the mask is comfortable, features good visibility and ease of breathing and allows conversation with others. using the specially designed equipment, many tests were run to prove the mask and individual components. a microbial aerosol, a cloud of tiny organisms, is generated in the plastic sphere. a pump that simulates the human breeding cycle is attached to a mannequin. laboratory results show the mask's performance was excellent in filtering out microbial organisms from the air. however, to learn whether the mask might leak at the edges, additional tests were required with human beings. held withials were children of the subjects. the mask will be made in six different sizes to fit all persons from young children to adult men and women. for their young children, a tentlike infant protector has been developed. children from the families of

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water but what you're doing as a red cross now if you have a treatment plan to that will be able to purify water we think something about this but here it's really scary getting getting that the plant is a nightmare it's a real issue that is a big challenge in terms of provisional people thinking what in the villages now we know of this. figure of a hundred and twelve people daily from. issue real rises in the two hundred sixty thousand displaced over a quarter of a million. how are you going to deal with all of this and how is the government going to. overwhelm you but i think when the partners come together the community come together then we'd be able to address as we speak now with a big challenge because we are one by the number of people. in the. thousand people affected and over one hundred eight. people are you quite surprised that these people were racing towards the well they say derived from iraq with this equipment. on you surprised that the people didn't react in an hysterical way when. i'm not i'm not surprised because we been communicating with these people we have our peopl

you can take them out, you can purify them, you can utilize this enzyme system to fix the sickle mutation and then put them back. and that should be not just a treatment, but a cure for people with this decide. 100,000 of them in the u.s. i think that's going to happen in the next five years. the first clinical trials are probably going to start this year. >> i hate to interrupt you, because this is important, but i have one other topic that i want to mention, and i hope the subcommittee can zero in on the crisper technology and what is happening there. i think there's so much promise. >> indeed. >> i wanted to mention one other -- >> please. >> -- that is important to most of us. 27% of the high school students in the state of illinois have something in common, 27% of them are now using e-cigarettes and vaping. it used to be 28% using tobacco cigarettes, now they're into e-cigarettes and vaping. and the people who are peddling these products that they inhale with nicotine are putting them in candy flavors. here's one, brand is lung candy, and the flavoring is cake batter. in this listing

this mask protects the wearer against biological and chemical attack by purifying the air inhaled. filter pads in the mask absorb toxic gases and screened out radio active dust and particles carried in the air. which are called microbial organism. host: that's from the defense department and advising students to hide under their desk. guest: he was talking about this was right on money. because of nuclear weapons. sense a, i remember growing up, world war i and world war ii, many people had feeling that would happen. what happen is so different today, we're so easily lose sight of, actually war between nations has declined since 1940's. the attempt to create a more environment, has worked. that caller was saying his dads a newsman. sometimes it's pressure things are much more apocalyptic than they are. that's history is so important to understand what happened. we actually cooperate with the soviets in space now. progress needs to be appreciated and recognized. host: elizabeth cobbs is a senior fella at the hoover university. mark kramer is the program director at harvard project o

reason for that is a special filtration system being used by kenya red cross it's a bring water this purified so that people are able to at least have safe drinking water is so important such a danger of color on the kenya red cross says the situation nevertheless is critical most of the health facilities now some munched with water or my room so accessibility to help the city has been a big problem to this over these abodes six sixty four thousand people affected in tonga riva alone and over one hundred and eight. comes along with these i mean discountable that's a huge number it's not hard to work out the risks to health here also amongst these waters that have been crocodiles and reports of people being injured in attacks now people were living in this area in tents now they've moved this way they say the waters are rising in the reports that dams further up river are releasing large amounts of water making the situation even more difficult here in the rivets hannah region a region that's not sure what the future holds was people are going to do in this critical situation. gold mining comp

this mask protects the where against biological and chemical attacks by purifying the air inhaled. filter pad in the mask absorb toxic gases and screen out radioactive dust and particles carried in the air. particles which are called microbial organisms. the mask is comfortable and features good visibility and ease of breathing and from it conversation with others. >> that advises students to hide under their desks.>> there was this apocalypse picks -- apocalyptic sense in this caller. and that is what is hard to convey to people today. i remember growing up thinking that there's going to be world war iii. and so many people had the feeling that that would happen. what is so different today and i think we so easily lose sight of this, is that the war between the nations has to kind -- declined every decade since the 1940s. so the attempt to create a more harmonious world environment has actually worked and that caller was saying -- he was living the 24 hour news cycle at that time and sometimes there is this impression that things are more apocalyptic than they really are. but that

this mask protects the wearer against biological and chemical attacks by purifying the air inhaled.ilter pads in the mask of zorro toxicgases -- absorb gases and screen out radioactive particles carried in the air, particles which are called microbial organisms. the mask is comfortable, features good visibility and ease of breathing and permits conversation with others. that from the defense department and advising students to hide under their desks. guest: right. there was this apocalyptic sense and our color -- caller was right on the money. it's hard to convey today. i remember growing up thinking world war i, world war ii, of course there's going to be three, i can count. there was many people have the feeling that that would happen. what is so different today though and i think we so easily lose sight of is that war between nations has declined every decade since the 1940's. and so the attempt to create a more harmonious world environment, believe it or not, has actually worked in the caller was saying his dad was a news man in the soviet was in a sense living the 24 hour news

this mask protects the wearer against biological and chemical attack by purifying the air inhaled.ilter pads in the mask absorb toxic gases and screen out radioactive dust and particles carried in the air. particles that are called microbial organisms. the mask features ease of permits an permitd conversations with other. >> they also advised students to hide under their desk. >> there was an apocalyptic sense as the caller was saying is right on the money. it was hard to convey because of nuclear weapons. i remember growing up, world war i, world war ii, of course, there can be three. i can count, right? and many people had the feeling that that would happen. what is so different today though and i think we so easily lose site of is the war between nations has declined every decade since the 1940's. and so the attempt to create a more harmonious world environment believe it or not has actually worked. the caller was saying his dad was a news man so he was in a sense living the 24-hour news psych that we live today and gives us the impression that things are much more apocalyptic a

this mask protects the wearer against biological and chemical attacks by purifying the air inhaled.ilter pads in the mask of zorro toxicgases -- absorb gases and screen out radioactive particles carried in the air, particles which are called microbial organisms. the mask is comfortable, features good visibility and ease of breathing and permits conversation with others. that from the defense department and advising students to hide under their desks. guest: right. there was this apocalyptic sense and our color -- caller was right on the money. it's hard to convey today. i remember growing up thinking world war i, world war ii, of course there's going to be three, i can count. there was many people have the feeling that that would happen. what is so different today though and i think we so easily lose sight of is that war between nations has declined every decade since the 1940's. and so the attempt to create a more harmonious world environment, believe it or not, has actually worked in the caller was saying his dad was a news man in the soviet was in a sense living the 24 hour news

you can take them out, you can purify them, you can utilize this enzyme system to fix the sickle mutation and then put them back and that should be not just a treatment, but a cure for people with this disease. 100,000 of them in the u.s. i think that's going to happen in the next five years, the first clinical trials are probably going to start this year. >> if i could -- i hate to interrupt you because this is important and i have one other topic i want to mention and i hope that the subcommittee can zero in on the crisper technology and what is happening there, i think there's so much promise. i wanted to mention one other thing that is important to most of us. >> please. >> 27% of the high school students in the state of illinois have something in common. 27% of them are now using e-cigarettes and vaping. it used to be 28% using tobacco cigarettes, now they are into e-cigarettes and vaping and the people who are peddling these products, these -- that they inhale with nicotine are putting them in candy flavors. here is one the brand is lung candy and the flavoring is cake batter. in th

this mask protects the wearer against biological and chemical attacks by purifying the air inhaled.ilter pads in the mask of zorro toxicgases -- absorb gases and screen out radioactive particles carried in the air, particles which are called microbial organisms. the mask is comfortable, features good visibility and ease of breathing and permits conversation with others. that from the defense department and advising students to hide under their desks. guest: right. there was this apocalyptic sense and our color -- caller was right on the money. it's hard to convey today. i remember growing up thinking world war i, world war ii, of course there's going to be three, i can count. there was many people have the feeling that that would happen. what is so different today though and i think we so easily lose sight of is that war between nations has declined every decade since the 1940's. and so the attempt to create a more harmonious world environment, believe it or not, has actually worked in the caller was saying his dad was a news man in the soviet was in a sense living the 24 hour news

which iran is able to purify uranium, 95% of that is needed for nuclear weapons, and 20% enriched tohis level prior to the deal, the current 3.67% is the maximum level allowed under the deal. when it comes to stockpiles within the country, the graphic from the wall street journal says iran was required to reduce its stores of enriched uranium, about 10,000 kilograms. iran had this much before the deal took effect. 300 is the maximum allowable under the deal. centrifuges, it says many of the machines, which are a fight uranium, were installed before the deal. according to the wall street journal, from information and several sources, about 19,000. now a maximum of 6000, 6100 and four --6006 100 and these are the elements of the deal that were in place until the united states via president trump decided to get out of that deal. we will get your thoughts on it for the first hour this morning. democrats, (202) 748-8000. republicans, (202) 748-8001. independents, (202) 748-8002. daniel and washington, d.c., republican. good morning. go ahead. caller: yes. of the unitedlicy states is alway