rice: joe? mr. nye: i agree with what niall said, that the business models of the social media encourage attention and what gets attention is outrage. in other words, why is it that fake news gets more clicks than real news? because it usually has something outrageous in the title. and people click on outrage. so it's not as though the heads of these companies say, oh, i really want to foment more anti-semitism. that's implausible. but the algorithm, once it takes you one step, then another step, then another step, before you know it, you're on an anti-semitic website. so there's something about the machinery, if you want, what we've created, financing these connections through advertising, which has created something which can be manipulated by outsiders and the russians discovered this, but they're not alone. people in macedonia were doing it to make money. so it's not just the russians or chinese. we created, as niall said, a formula for financing, which was based on advertising, which means how

and my dad used to poor rice we knew a lot about rice. as we growing up farming and then. whenever he cut his rice he was asked to be the trash and then we get to the marketing board in the city and said his drink still near. the grated coconut goes into the blender with some water. then it's added to the rice along with kidney beans. rice and beans is a staple of the country's cuisine. and. most of the customers just happen to be passing by but there are a few regulars to. barbecue is excellent it's moist and it's very delicious and it's also convenience because it's spread on my way to work really good. it's always me sure it's school you know is make sure it's good because some places you would go on to buy a beer for you and some to me it would be wrong. joe and maria have been together for forty five years the snack bar is doing so well but these days joe can pay his wife and daughter a wage. so it's a family thing you work you need to get the so i don't i long pride myself and so we have family i think i know they get. it might be a remote spot but this family busine

the most notorious, ray rice of the baltimore ravens. this 2014 video obtained by tmz sports showed rice dragging his then-fiancee's limp body out of an elevator. he was indicted on aggravated assault charges. the very next day he and palmer married. >> i failed miserably but i wouldn't call myself a failure because i'm working my way back up. >> reporter: the nfl initially gave rice what many considered a slap on the wrist, a two-game suspension. then, later, a second video emerged, also obtained by tmz sports, showing rice punching palmer in the face in that elevator. the ravens terminated their running back's contract and the nfl suspended him indefinitely. >> i got it wrong in the handling of the ray rice matter. and i'm sorry for that. >> reporter: rice entered an intervention program for first-time offenders and his charges were dismissed. the case sparked a national outcry and ushered in sweeping changes to the nfl's policy, including independent investigative powers and a minimum six-game suspension for first-time domestic violen

rice is cooked in an earthenware pot and the sauce is prepared on an earthenware stove the rice is served on ceramic o. copper plates from china the source is brought to the table in leaves rolled together to form a small cup. when this cup is full nothing will drip out of it spoons are also fashioned out of these leaves to scoop up liquid food and convey it to the mouth after the meal they are thrown away he continues in this country it's the women who do the trading there are no shop premises but instead each of them spreads out a matter on the ground everyone has their own appointed place i was told that they have to pay the mandarin to hire a patch small purchases are paid for in rice cereals or chinese articles then come textiles only major transactions involve payment in gold or silver naturally the king did not admit to have his great victories and that holds in moralized in stone and proclaim his fame on staley. ascended into the heavens above the field of battle he eclipse the beauty of the moon and stars the princes of the sky and sharman as brightly as the rising sun. that his

many of the cutting edge devices at the rice university were used only briefly if at all. following the liberation of transport in one thousand nine hundred forty four one of america's priorities was to examine the results of the university's nuclear research but they found little of substance. after the war fight second moved away from nuclear research instead devoting himself to more philosophical issues. like many of his colleagues took up residence in a villa in the northeast of the city he was joined by his wife and their three children. who just me and i can still remember this big house we had in a big garden i can still see the chickens running around i remember we were happy there and we had a happy childhood he sighed thoughtfully. living next door to the vice ekers was anatomist to hear it and his family. relations between the two families were not always congenial. would later tell her daughter. to presume point out needed to months or even professor here it would come by and talk about the characteristics of different nations does acted upon when it came to th

one nine hundred forty one a year and a half after the german invasion and the fall of france the rice university was inaugurated in strasbourg. amid pomp and pageantry a detachment of the german armed forces marched into the main university building. they carried with them regimental banners from the imperial era and from the nazi regime. and from the old you shouldn't you should. they will followed by parades with students from the imperial era wearing traditional fraternity uniforms and bearing flags together with military units it was a major event something like eight hundred people were invited to. the ceremony was also attended by many berlin functionaries as well as. now and s.s. officer and appointed mayor all but amherst. right. and i can try to play up to. one. seated at the front where seventy one faculty deans and professors they've been brought in to provide the german face to the newly established rice university on french soil. like the rush itself the university was intended to last a thousand years the regime planned that it would eventually eclipse even the sorbonne

rice. he was offered a spot in the officer helicopter training school but had to turn it down in order to get his rice harvested. herb has always been on the lookout for opportunities to serve other people and has never shied away from hard work. his father would always tell him that, in order to make something better, a person has to be involved. and herb took that message to heart and committed himself to doing things in the right way. to being fully involved. herb joined the farmers rice cooperative in 1985 and became a board member that year. he has served in the position of chairman for 20 years. he has fought for rice producers and leads and represents them in such a fine fashion. herb is always focused on finding solutions that will make sure that the next generation of farmers and ranchers are better off than the last. and he has worked with many members of congress to accomplish that on both sides of the aisle. as chairman of the co-op, herb spent a significant amount of time in wa

rice china will import.so buys rice from other asian countries. the u.s. and china had previously raised tariffs on hundreds of billions of dollars of import on each other's countries, they're in the middle of a 90-day negotiating window where both have agreed to hold off on increases and offer goodwill gestures. china has said it would resume buying american soybeans. that negotiating period ends march 1st, though administration officials have said they would consider extending it if the two countries have made enough progress. chinese authorities say u.s. and chinese negotiators will hold their first face to face meetings next month since president trump and chinese president xi jinping met earlier this month in argentina. the trump administration says it is confronting china's rampant intellectual property theft and what it calls abusive trade practices. jon: this is one of many, many steps, but we don't have any quantities, we don't have any orders. at this point it's just an open door, and we have a lon

i know. >> the first videotape we saw was just of ray rice dragging her.rview with roger goodell at the time. i am glad -- they seem like they are in a good place. >> they are, norah. >> they're getting the therapy they need to discuss this and maybe try and help people learn something more about domestic violence, whether they were a victim themselves and then repeated that behavior and how to end it. >> and that's what they mean about hard work, to your point. they've had extensive counseling. they still have counseling and credit the counselor. and another thing i think is telling, her parents have been married for 30 years, and her parents support their relationship. >> as you pointed out, when people have been givg apologies recently, they have one answer, it's short, and let me get back to the other thing. there's no way you can sit in the interview and give the answers ray rice did -- that many answers at that depth without feeling it and feeling it -- >> he didn't run away from it. i sort of had a tsk-tsk judgmental attitude, i have to say. he didn

this rice thing is interesting.is the first-every time united states rice will be accepted into china. obviously a country that consumes more than 100 million tons of rice. most people probably don't even know the united states produces rice but we do. we export 3 or 4 million-tons a year. that could be easily be absorbed into china. to your point, really, it is a goodwill gesture coming on heels of lowered tariffs on some 700 items and other things they have done, including a new proposal to end the policy of forced transfer of technology, when you do a joint venture there. so, you know, put them all together, charles, they're trying to make progress here. charles: what do you think, jails? >> i want to believe. as you said this is country run by a dictator and its politburo. our fight is that they're lying, cheating and stealing when it comes to intellectual property. the question of honesty is a big one here. it is a nice gesture. there are other statements very postively, including on intellectual property, incl

in between the rice case, subject of an investigative tport by now special counsel robert mueller a kareemomes former d.c. police chief cathy lanier. in 2016 she was hired as vice president of nfl security. >> there was extensi reforms we put in place post-robert muelle fs reportm ray rice. and that is detailed invective protocol that we follow. ac >> that wase benson reporting. we'll have much more with former chief lanier in part onees of o seonight after sunday night football. >>> a k-9 police dog on the attack a mounting county woman says she was badly injured while walkedh r pet. how officers are responding to the incident. >> reporter: i'm in the brandy wine area of prince george's county where the snow is coming down. i'll tell you about the co nditions coming up. >>> we have more live pictures for you on this winter storm. these from the airport in you have a lot of deadlines in your business, right? we miss deadlines, we don't get paid. what if you lost your network connection? you gotta be kidding me. chaotic. our gig-speed network lets you download files up to 20 times faster. a

for many, thisalls to mind the ray rice incident all over again. rememberha one, three years ago rice was caught on an elevator surveillance video punching his then fe. rice was released and never played in the nfl nce. what happens with hunt going guess. is anyone's >>> neighbors are concerned and desperate to find a solution -- shootings and a rash of smaller crimes are keeping the benning road area in the headlines. they came together to talk about a strategy, but can agree on how to fix the problem. jackie benson tonight. >> reporter:doreen, there was a lot of emotion at tonight's meeting. >> i promise -- this is very -- >> no, thank you. we get the gist. let me just sayhis -- >> benning road northeast is just steps away from and on the same streetcar line as the vibrant h street corridor, but it's light years away in terms ofrosperity and amenities. many attribute that to the months long rise in shootings here. the most recent monday afternoon, 20-year-old randall francis was shot andle k in the 1,800 block of benning road. another 20-year-old

the group's approach to parched rice refueling is definitely a paling that. i face like that.but too much time spent in a bar in new york's lower east side probably won't how come the start of the world's most marathon that's now just three weeks away it's time to try and get rice ready. to. haul from our food. so we're going to make what was. a i. was. we have a rather here today i believe for the english he is running here to day and the very short time he will be running in get this and aren't. well. that's ok because i can tell. anyway we still wish him all the luck in the world i'm about to start finding out if weeks of training have. to. leave. the. house. medieval western society was a feudal society so it took jail just to keep the lot above the law and assume most of pulp ended his speech some people stood up and said god will sit down and the entrance to the city was horrific they killed people in the streets in their houses and in. the crusades an arab perspective the sold one shot at this time on a. and hundred forty twelve on. u.s. and british companies have annou

the group's approach to parched rice refueling is definitely a paling that. i face like that.but too much time spent in a bar in new york's lower east side probably won't how come the start of the world's most marathon that's now just three weeks away it's time to try and get rice ready. to. haul from our food. so it's not going to matter what it was. i. was i. we have a rather here today i believe for the english he is running here to day and the very short time he will be running in get this and aren't. that's constructive i can tell all body and the way we'd all still wish him all the luck in the world i'm about to start finding out if weeks of training have actually paid off. that. i. want him to believe. me. it was i. i. in malaysia schooling is a luxury for children of writing good muslim refugees but. every child deserves an opportunity for faith and creativity arms them with the skills to overcome any hurdle and seize the threat to his school's existence as a test of his faith. caution school of parts of the viewfinder asia seems on al-jazeera. the latest news as a pra

and lisagay hamilton as condoleezza rice. lisagay, thank you for being here. really appreciate it. >> thank you for having me. >> so what was it like to try to inhabit somebody that the public knows pretty well. condoleezza rice was obviously a figure during the bush administration, somebody who had a very strong image, quite frankly. i remember her wearing tall boots walking across a tarmac in europe getting a lot of attention. what was your thought process as you started working on this such as adam says come join me, you have to say yes. when there is sam rock well and amy adams, you say, great, great, great i'll do it and knowing i would be portraying condoleezza was actually a treat to be able to portray someone who had so much influence and power during actually both of the bush administrations was tantalizing and interesting and just to be able to learn her cadence, her, the rhythm of her speaking voice but if you have an incredible makeup artist like i did with kate besco you don't have to work that hard because the makeup does a lot for you already. a

it seems like kareem hunt lied to them. >> which is what we heard from roger goodell about the ray rice, and one is a 23-year-old, hunt, with a career ahead of him, and rice was at the end of his career, a 27-year-old. the nfl needs to care more about domestic violence, and that's what we need to say loud and clear. they say they do and then we see this. this is just -- one of these pr nightmares combined with the washington situation. >> tell us about that. >> we have ruben foster cut by the 49ers, a second domestic allegation charge in the last year, and 72 hours after he allegedly hit a woman he is signed by the local team here in washington. that has led to a cascade of unforced errors, including doug williams, who is a good guy, part saying domestic violence is small potatoes. then, of course, coming back and apologizing. there's been an outcry of what washington did, signing him in this town, mediawise and other words. this has been a terrible week for the national football league. >> part of kareem hunt's explanation. what do you make of it? >> i thought that it was -- it is impo

then the rice straw esteemed and turned into a piece. of. the founders of the beast. this is what gets processed into table with. we are in touch with farmers from somewhere or. similar. and all of them say the same thing if they will be compensated they will do it because they really need to understand that they were born in their fields and this forced them and their children and then a tree just to billy for more then as they are desperate to get a solution out of it. the farmers will now be able to convert the agro waste into a commercial product. and create our labs is working on another innovation to decentralize operations and manufacturing and put the onus on farmers to recycle the crop arrestees. machine will sell those small manufacturing owners who aren't interested on the panels so there are people who have medium to large scale farms and they are willing to spend money. which will provide to them and whatever they produce out of that will buy back so we will give them the market guarantee that whatever you produce will get it back and they will make sure

this event is less than a week before my antarctic rice so i'm aiming to complete three quarters of the cold . i'm hoping this race will provide a tough final test in extreme conditions to rapidly apparence the most brutal few hours of my running life so far ahead of me. a shortage of oxygen and oversupply of sun sand hill climbs these are conditions that force everyone taking part to dig very deep i'm struggling to breathe struggling with the terrain the urge to stop increases with every stride you decide you decide whether to go on whether you can do this whether you can't do it jonathan katz is a man who knows how i'm feeling he's a psychologist who also enjoys running not just marathons but eighty kilometer ultra marathons i think challenging yourself it has a very. quality i think there's a feeling of being alive of of pushing yourself of consolation seeing what you know what you can do that really gets you aware of your own kind of mental and physical being when you push yourself too extreme way. i think it's very hard to get that in other parts of your life. the internal discussi

compared to susan rice's involvement -- what is susan rice always get off the hook?> it is two sets of rules, one for donald trump and his people, one for hillary clinton and her people. if you look at peter strzok as a perfect example, the fbi agent that interviewed michael flynn. >> laura: he said he didn't lie. >> he gets -- he actually pleads to lying peered on the other hand, under hillary clinton, he gives immunity to sheryl mills and aberdeen and samuelson. that case goes nowhere. it is a double standard, the two sets of rules are disgusting, and we should be -- >> laura: trump's enemies inside the administration, may be calling a few people inside the administration -- they are nice people, they just have a different worldview than the president does. an issue i'm going to get into later, but the issue of trade paired with the president has done with china has been courageous -- frankly, heroic, when you think about what china is poised to do to us and the rest of the world over the next -- they look long-term, 50, 100 years. gone. u.s. a premise he gone. the

yeah, it's about the size of a grain of rice. ok, so, how do i get my directions from it? you just put your phone against the chip, hold it against it and there you go. and there it is. there it is. it's read the address of that, straight into google maps. straight into google maps. hi. jenova rain. iam. this is jenova rain and this salon has more conventional things, like ear piercing, she inserts chips into people. so we have going in you today is an nt microchip. what kind of people are getting these chips? definitely more people that are interested just for the novelty of having one, having one and the, i've been upgraded to a cyborg. one of the reasons i want to do it is because i have an nfc reader in my car, and it has keyless entry and keyless start. so i would like to be able to start my car without needing my keys. this is my entrance into bio hacking, i've been very curious about it before, i've written about extensively, i like to automate all processes in my life if possible, and this is just another way of doing that. the chip is currently located around abou

turned madrid into a sea of bread in light of the few joining in on the fun it's the largest rice of its kind in the world money from that would be raised money from it rice will be donated to a cancer charity. as a reminder of the top stories we're following for you. people in armenia heading to the polls and snap column entry elections triggered by prime minister nicole passion young avoid being seen as an attempt by passion to cement his political. profile and drive. and the yellow vests protests event to their full weekend from at least one hundred thirty five people were injured and almost two thousand are rested as the demonstrations turn violent on saturday protesters are demanding further concessions from the government after a proposed tax hike with gold back. we'll have more news at the top of the hour stay with you you can always get all the latest headlines that's a day w. dot com and for me. it's all happening with. news from africa the world joining sumption these stories and discussions anyone will come to their views after coming program tonight from one germany from

what do you think is driving her and do you agree with her assessment, susan rice's? >> what is driving her into this very dire stark assessment are the facts that we can see before our very eyes. donald trump as president of the united states has taken a tact to where he believes the fundamental security under pinnings of this nation that have been established in blood from the time that we entered world war ii that those fundamental under pinnings, n.a.t.o., the atlantic alliance maintaining stability throughout the western and eastern hemispheres, they should go away. he believes the united states should not be a force for good through the advancement of democracy. he fundamentally believes that autocracy, the way that it is run by his partner, vladimir putin, should be the operating method for the way the united states will advance in the future which means you must get rid of n.a.t.o. he has hinted that he wanted the united states to withdraw at one point. you must get rid of national security and financial trade alliances. he doesn't believe in anything we've be

simi in between the rice case, an investigative case by robert mueller and the kareem hunt case comes police chief cathy lanier. in 16she was hired at vice president of nfl security. >> theen was eve reforms that we put in place post robert mueller's report from ray rice. and that is detailed investigative protocol that we follow. >> it is a perception that seeing this, that the nfl n learnedhing from the ray rice incident that they are again finding out about a domestic case from tmz. >> what we don't donough is talk about it openly and tell people what we're doing. i think to some extent tha perception is correct, and that's why i wanted today to get on to the recordnd talk about all the things that the nfl does, because it's not getting out there the way it should. >> kareem hunt was released by the chief after tmz sports published that cell phone video. no charges have been filed against him. hunt has still not been questioned by league instigators in what lanier describes as an investigation that has beencender way s february. the victim has refused to talk to investigators. >> s

on the beach, the river bank, in the rice fields, in the streets, in the gutters.more plastic than fish in our ocean. by 2050, that is like 30 years away. that is in our lifetime. >> plastic doesn't go away. >> these single-use items, plastic bag, plastic bottle, plastic straw, once you throw it in the environment, it doesn't go away. it stays in the environment forever. why is this the mark that we are leaving behind? ♪ ♪ >> my name is malati. >> my name is isabo. >> we really believe that the first step is saying no to plastic bags. >> thank you. >> bye-bye plastic bags was born in 2013. >> i think we started when we were 10 and 12 years old, with just the pure passion and the intention to make this island plastic-bag free. >> and then you can subscribe by clicking here. >> one of our first actions was to create a petition to show the governor of bali how serious we were. and within the first 24 hours, we had 6000 signatures. we got a meeting with the governor of bali and got him to sign a memorandum of understanding stating that he would support us to get the pe

the next morning brings rice and some proper weather the temperature is dropping and some confidenceevels. last night was absolutely sick my tent my his sleeping bags not quite big enough to cover his head and his head actually froze to the camp but it's about minus twenty now on the clouds are coming in. you know you're going into. an unusual location so it's not just a conventional than you're attempting a marathon were other factors are going to come into play and the terrain and the environment you're running so you're actually doubling the effort involved in many respects i guess the advice i would give is to approach it like an ultra marathon which is a distance longer than americans and very often the way people approach them is to go off very slow by managing your resources and if you think you're going just go slower still the best advice i would give you is. focus on the step in front of you and i said this really could tell you that you have a tough task ahead of you in those conditions especially. after months of training and imagining what this race would be like reality

rice imports.o putting out there today that it's looking at public comments far new investor protection law it gets a lot of u.s. criticisms are things heading in the right direction for this market? >> i think to the extent you could do that, sure. what's more important to me is exactly what news we are going to get on those fronts is when the market comes down 15% the stakes are lower you don't need great news to have the market do okay the way you did when the market was at its highs. no what will propel us higher we have to get immediate peace and we have to have the fed not be ahead wind anymore. risk comes out of stocks >> the top rice producing countries are? >> not the u.s >> china, vietnam, thailand. do you think they will buy rice all the way from america >> we must produce some rice maybe brown rice, polished rice. >> i'm not an expert >> you also had a steep decline of just shy of 20% it was a minibare market that's what we had at least so far if the lows hold >> want to talk about buy

yeah, it's about the size of a grain of rice. so, how do i get my directions from it?the chip, hold it against it and there you go. and there it is. there it is. it's read the address of that, straight into google maps. this is jenova rain. can i go to lester road in groby? hi. jenova rain. lam. this isjenova rain and the salon has more conventional things, like ear piercing, she inserts chips into people. so we have going in your today is an nt microchip. what kind of people are getting these chips? definitely more people that are interested in the novelty of having one, having and, i've been upgraded to a cyborg. one of the reasons i want to do it because they have a nfc reader in my car, so i would like to be able to start my car without needing my keys. this is my entrance into bio hacking, i've been very curious about it before, i've written about extensively, i like to automate a process as much as possible, and this is just another way of doing that. the chip is currently located around about here, just in the neck of the needle. that's pretty big. alrighty, are

rice incident forcing the nfl to make major changes in how it handled domestic assault.n't seen a critical piece of evidence which showed rice dragging his then fiance out of the elevator. the league hired robert mueller whose report ultimately supported the nfl on this measure. now more questions for the nfl which has known about this latest incident for nearly a year. >> thank you to cnn's paulo sandoval for the report. >>> one of the things that george h.w. bush is remembered for is his demeanor, cool and calm, but the former u.s. president also had a lighter side, and he was not afraid to laugh at himself. >> so last night on "saturday night live" they paid tribute to the former president and tribute to his sense of humor. >> president bush was famously a warm and gracious man who always understood the power in being able to laugh at your self. >> thousand points of lights still operating coming in from all those areas. not gada do it. not gada. >> george bush here. i'm watching you do your impression of me and i've got to say, it's nothing like me. bears no resembla

rice hasn't played in the nfl since. now another nfl player misbehaving for all to see. ron mott, nbc news. >>> what happens when those we depend on for medical care need care themselves? studies show that doctors have a dramatically higher risk for burnout. as kate snow reports, that can pose a danger to patients. >> hey, bud. good morning. >> reporter: up before dawn. >> i'm going to make it. >> reporter: making breakfast for her two sons and daughter who has special needs. >> have a good day. i'll see you tonight. >> reporter: that's before she starts her shift in the stanford emergency department. >> busiest time in the e.r., afternoon? >> evening, yeah. >> reporter: she's teaching medical students today. on busy days, she'll see 15 to 20 patients and do hours of paperwork. >> if i work an eight-hour shift, i might spend two, three hours in front of a computer rather than at the bedside talking to my patients. >> reporter: i imagine you did not get into the medical field to look at a computer. >> no. >> reporter: at night she's still catching up on patient charts. ar

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all of this, four years and a couple months after ray rice. the nfl hasn't figured out how to handle this important issue. the flip side is hunt is out of league. that's a good thing as sad as this story is every which way. the punishment is important. it is fitting and i think that's what you can hang your hat on in te terms of the end result. why did it take so long to get here? >> dante, do you think it's a good thing he's out of league? >> i think with what happened through that video and he even admitted his embarrassment for it showing him kicking a young lady and shoving her and getting into an altercation that obviously he escalated and could have easily diffused the situation. it's hard for me to say that it's good for young man to be out of the league. i think he does need to take some time to understand the severity of the situation. i hope he's able to get some help. i'm willing to speak to him. i know a number of former players, including kansas city chief great running back larry johnson who had a pretty bold out front in your fa

in this paradise with its lush forest, and beaches and rice fields, nature surrounds these sisters and when they began noticing plastic pollution ever where, these children got to work. the equivalent of one garbage truck of plastic dumped every minute every day. five years on, bye-bye plastic beings has grown into a movement working to protect nature on the islands of the gods. >> bali has a sort of enchantment to it. i think it is a magical place to grow up here. our house is really close to the ocean and surrounded by the rice fields, the forests. >> living so close to nature, i think it established a bond with mother earth at a young age. >> my sister and i would go on adventures and explore the different wonders. we have old ancient temples, and jungles and mountain ranges. >> the more we explore, we would start seeing plastic. >> it is a serious in-your-face situation here. plastic is a massive issue and really no escaping it. on the beach, the river banks, in the rice fields, it is everywhere. >> millions of animals die every year due to plastic pollution. in 2015, there will be