how soon were you seeing roaches in your home? >> that night. >> reporter: the same day? >> the same day. >> reporter: what was your tipping point? >> i opened the cabinet under the kitchen sink. there was black mold. >> reporter: assistant secretary of the air force john henderson told cbs news his office is referring to allegations of misconduct at lackland for investigation and warned of formal action unless there is prompt and substantial improvement from balfour beatty. when you hear about falsification of records, what's your reaction knowing that you're living in one of these homes? >> disgust. how do you sleep at night? >> reporter: did you feel bad about doing this or having to do this? >> yeah. it wasn't right. to me, it's not taking care of the residents who are in this military world where they're going out and fighting for us. >> reporter: after the first cbs news/reuters investigation, the balfour beatty operates. o record-keeping fraud at least five bases. >>> a new jowsi virtual reality take on bullying. the innovative program is made by students, hoping t

how soon were you seeing roaches in your home?at night. >> reporter: the same day. >> the same day. >> reporter: is lackland air force base the worst place you have lived? >> yes. >> reporter: roxanne roellchen's husband is a weapons instructor in the air force. her family lived on four different military bases before moving to lackland in june. >> we had one child on a feeding tube and the german roaches are crawling around the formula. >> reporter: and you are worried about contamination at this point. >> yes. >> reporter: what was the tipping point where you said we have to get out. >> i was looking for something in the kitchen. i opened the cabinet under the kitchen sink, there was black mold. >> reporter: would you ever work for them again? >> no. >> reporter: why? >> because they're shady, the way they have done things, it's s,ry shady. >> reporter: omar villafranca, cbs news, san antonio, texas. >> quijano: plastics are plaguing our world's oceans. ahead, the group of fishermen trying to fix the pollution problems. ahead th

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you can put your foot i mean roach to the ends justify the means. to terms with mrs stuart's december 13th on t.w. . unrest in chile is boiling over as the gap between rich and poor catches up with latin america's most successful economy also on the program china is investing billions in artificial intelligence some of the applications are improving people's lives but there are concerns about how the technology could be used to exert state control. i'm chris cuomo welcome to the program chile is facing its biggest crisis since the south american nation returned to democracy in 1990 for a month now protests have rocked the country which have left more than 20 people dead and thousands injured the unrest began over a hike in metro fares but quickly spun out of control devolving into riots and looting kneecapping the economy along the way as a result the government promised to draft a new constitution to replace the current president's about stamping yet also admitted that security forces had met the demonstrators with access force. now chile is consid

antrucks are called roach coaches, because it has people's stuff in it.and then the flatbed haulers, they're caed skateboarders. >> reporter: bed buggers like murphy driving roach coaches, which haul high-end merchandise, can gross $200,000 a year. skateboarders, on the other hand, and other non-specialists in this increasingly deregulated, de-unionized industry, are paid $30,000o $50,000. >> companies are struggling to find qualified commercial truckers who deliver 70% of all goods in this country. >> the american trucking association predicts a major shortage of drivers. >> reporter: along with the many hazards-- something like a quarter of all work-related fatalities are truckers-- and endless hours away from home, paltry pay explains what's come a chronic trucker shortage. but we're still talking some two america.toucking jobs in e outcompeted completely by automation? >> they've got their eyes on the prize-- get rid of drivers. >> reporter: but can programmers teach tro hook up the trailer, as a human can learn to do? h just about aan?t conne hoses?

at them [ laughter ] they look like three out-of-town tourists sitting on the subway who just saw a roachng a cigarette. [ laughter ] by the way, i'm pretty sure the roach was smoking the cigarette, because he just heard trump's interview. [ laughter and applause "this trump guy's out of his goddamned mind." [ laughter and applause but now, we've seen two weeks of conclusive evidence in public impeachment hearings with one witness after another testifying definitively that there was, in fact, a corrupt quid pro quo congress is likely to move on to the next phase, passing articles of impeachment in the house and starting a trial in the senate so in the "fox & friends" interview, trump gave us a preview of one of his line of defense, a line republicans have unsuccessfully repeated for weeks. trump said he was just concerned about corruption in ukraine, in general. not the biden's specifically >> we're looking for corruption. there's tremendous corruption. we're looking for -- why should we be giving hundreds of millions of dollars to countries when there's this kind of corruption >> mr. pre

you can put your sentiment roach to the ends justify the means. to terms with mrs stuart's december 13th on t.w. . this is d w news and these are our top stories germany's government could soon be seeing a shank up after the 2nd biggest party the social democrats elected to new leader is no bad sides of boyens and saskia esque in our outspoken critiques of the s.p. days coalition with chancellor angela merkel's conservatives.

has revealed new evidence of potential fraud ing pr the military's privatized as s mily fs le with roaches and mold, a former employee housing contractor said the company records. >> reporter: a former employee at fall fort media communities told us that issues would take days, sometimes weeks if they were fixed at all. on paper, everything was aboveboard, but the pressure to falsify records came from management. >> i told them i said this is lying. it's not right. >> reporter: f

so roach a traveling blues i mean you name it we've been through a lot but like i said before these guys we stuck together if you want to live this thing up the nationals had a rough start to their season only winning 60 percent of their games but they pulled it together for the once accounted. for. this team have done what no political party could unite their fan base in the u.s. capitol. 6 was the. was hurting al-jazeera. are going to side they prefer a baby shower well as you heard liam mention the washington nationals victory is a 1st ever win for this franchise which started back in 1995 you have to go back to 1924 on the washington senators that is bucky harris of the senate has to have a team from the u.s. capitol crowned champions with a 2019 success caps a remarkable turnaround by the nationals who lost 31 of their 1st 50 games this season washington also the 1st team in the history of not only the end all day but also our boss the bowls n.b.a. and our talk is n.h.l. party seasons to record for on the road or away wins. ok away from the world series to 10 is a well number one no

story is no roache of the clutches of turkish prosecutors but legal action continues to hang over other activists the detention of prominent german journalists and lawyers has strained by law true relations since 2017 according to government figures 60 germans are still being held in detention in turkey where with me in the studio now is the german human rights activist pater's georgia who you saw in that report welcome to that. you were arrested in istanbul in 2017 he spent more than 100 days in pretrial detention in a turkish prison did your time that change you how do you feel now well i'm feeling quite normal again sure enough it has an impact also after coming out of prison the time there was very much marked also by solidarity inside the detention as well as from the outside so international solidarity movement by human rights organizations but also very strongly from the turkish civil rights movement now the turkish prosecutor has said that you should be acquitted but that 6 others should be found guilty on terrorism related crimes however do you see the possibility that you may

nothing to do with roach or you have to stop for this it's my stage every day. everybody.can match to my it will get. it's unbelievable medical correctness. that's our breakdown i'm just some of the biggest headlines from the past week thanks for tuning it. time after time corporations repeat the same mantra sustainability very important to accelerate the transition to sustainable transport sustainability. more equitable and sustainable world. they claim their production is complete the homicide. number doesn't cut it does not the prison companies want us to feel good about buying their products while the damage is being done far away and this is something else this must be going to mean and i mean look. this is the moods and news that we do nieminen and strengthen them in the best understood superman in. israel media a reflection of reality. in a world transformed. what will make you feel safe from. the isolation community. are you going the right way or are you being led so. direct. what is true what is faith. in a world corrupted you need to descend. to join us in the d

did that i mean one of the things that made roach a certain such a bestseller was that the reader's digest had him do a version or maybe they did it i forgot which but he. did it back in the forty's and fifty's condensed it down and made it better i mean made it more understandable at least to a lot of people i think it sold i think certainly hundreds of thousands and might it might have been more than a 1000000 yeah more of that kind of thing you know and you know max that the thing another thing is it was a to me high exciting also you know it might mean you know i'm going to max here you know max i think my thing that i again when i argue with these people i always tell them why should you allow the government to make choices for you you know you like to sit in your star box and you like to you know where you are you know your sandals and you know walk around you know you know you make all your choices but i said government gives you limited choices and that's a form of coercion you're giving your freedom away when you allow yourself to be cool worse they don't seem to get that go ahead

apple wants to create the roach moteleffect. >> also about the arms race.e talking nine shows. bigger libraries at netflix and disney plus. as we talk about this idea of content, we are seeing hundreds of millions paying for rights to shows and billions spent on original content how much of that will be critical for the success of these companies as they create shows. some of these shows are not exactly coming out to acclaimed reviews. >> at this point, we don't know what the appetite is they are accustomed to subscribing probably to netflix and more than one. we don't know if they'll have the appetite to subscribe to seven, eight, even 10 screaming services the way they are dividing themselves is offering acclaimed programs >> if i subscribe to all of these, i'll be paying $60 to $70 for streaming. so much for cutting the cord and saving money >> you have at&t getting into the streaming wars with content. disney recognizes that people will leave traditional cable, so they need an joefr the top evering. we have to look at the comcast and communications of t

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back to the country once more and in 2 years time at the most will be back here again listening to roach of bit of that's what's the what you said at the start of the campaign but if i detect the signs regular but what pessimistic in the sense that your brand of conservatism has been pushed out a little borders johnson brandis is reeling supreme what do you think is going to happen at the start of the campaign we had a discussion here in the because predicted that boris johnson would win quite easily and i said no i think it's quite likely to be a hung parliament and i have to say that so far he's been true ved more. and more gifted and the forecast of the me i mean the 2 things which are of happened to change my mind is one the failure anything like you remain alliance the retina let the left is fighting each other and secondly the the substance of the bread party and so. the chances are you have a fairly easy boris johnson majority and then we'll leave the european union a few weeks after that but could you be wrong again could there be a could it be a good move to half your of course

the police have already roach off the area but even though they've known paulie for ages they make sure to keep him out a distance. make sure i look good one officer calls out to him. once the police have wrapped up wholly packs away his camera and continues on his journey the next crime scene is already waiting. for. his it gets warmer. bullets fly more violence as more the aggravation level is increased as you increase the temperatures people just get crazier and crazier. where the hottest summer days when you get the most shootings people are just. that the numbers in chicago have been really bad at the time that we've had weekends where we had 50 people shot a dozen killed that happens more frequently than people might think that it's unfortunate for pauli the night is far from over. a new day dawns in chicago's west and south sides and reveals just how rundown these neighborhoods really are. people who grow up here are crammed into underfunded schools and have few opportunities for career development any welfare and education programs are quickly discontinued if they fail to delive

>> they are say progress testers are roaches, cockroaches, hong kong police actively call protestorssects and bugs to crush and deliberately ignoring human rights so anybody, even cops human rights and the hong kong police have arrested nearly 4500 people, age between 11 and 83. neil: where do those people go? >> rounded up, latest video showed they're rounded up and into a train, maybe auschwitz and detention centers, they are getting raped, sexually assaulted, beaten up, torture. neil: china said none of that is happening, you say what? >> testimonies have showed so especially about the rain and sexual assaults among male -- neil: remember any of that at the time of square or was the crack-down of that night, the tanks moving out, was that the first sign of china saying enough? >> it wasn't the first time. the first time was you know right at the beginning of like the 1 and a half months before the massacre actually happened. the government population editorial, naming the movement, prodemocracy movement riots, that's when the people started to defy and that prompted millions of pe

in q2 stephen roach.hen back to the time of eisenhower and the three big rooms of consumption, up to 2000, and a lower level of consumption. it is extraordinary on this black friday how we have changed. us, michael bell and valentin marinov. it is a massively strategically changed united states. how does that fold over to the global economy if it is a lesser american consumer? reason: part of the consumption growth has been held back is because it is only recently that we have seen wage growth pickup. main street wasn't benefiting in the way the stock market was, whereas now you see wage growth picked up. the fed tracker about 3% year on year. i could spill across into higher sales growth and consumption. when you look at the present situation in a consumer confidence survey, year on year, that has started to decline, which you typically see before slowdown. on the plus side, rising wage downside, an the decline in consumer confidence. is all about relative strength and we see that demonstrated through th

>> they say the protesters are roaches, cockroaches. police actively routinely call protesters roaches, treating them as insects and bugs to crush and deliberately ignoring their human rights. connell: that was a tianamen square survivor, rose tang talking about the crisis in hong kong that seems to get worse. u.s. senate passed a bill that backs the protesters over there. some point to one of the reasons markets sell off. jonathan hunt us live from the university in hong kong where i still believe there are a number about protesters standing off with police, far fewer than a few days ago, been going on for days. jonathan what is the latest? reporter: connell, there are still some protesters holed up on the grounds of hong kong polytechnic university, but hour, by hour, that number diminishes. we watched throughout the day as paramedics brought out hungry, exhausted and dehydrated student one by one, carrying them down the steps of the main entrance of the university campus and taking them off. they were all immediately arrested by the

simon: we found evidence of roaches, rats, mice, beetles.e of the biggest food-poisoning outbreaks in u.s. history. parnell knows the risk, but raking in $30 million a year, he instructs workers to "just ship it."

. >> so we roached out google maps and ways actually owned by google but are separate companies.called and emailed and never got a response. >> i've traveled a lot of different places. and i could hands down say from the places i tried i would rate this number one. >> and i believe that's because of the food and of course the which we treat them. like we want them to leave happy, and appreciate the meal that we are serving them. >> i would describe as having many people from different cultures and places, like many different from different places actually move here. >> it's important for i think a city to have i think a gathering place and social heart. >> there it is way up there. >> mission peak is a very special place in fremont. >> it was just dead silent in the middle of the big industry of the bay area. and, i mean, just look at that view. i'd say it was worth it. >>> and we dedicated this week of our building a better bay area coverage to fremont. if you missed a story on the air you can catch them on the website. go to abc7news.com/better bay area. >>> and in san francisc

how soon were you seeing roaches in your home? >> that night. >> reporter: the same day?> the same day. >> reporter: is lackland air force base the worstlayou'ed >> yes. and that's what is just mind-blowing. >> reporter: roxanne's husband is a weapons instructor in the air force. her family lived on four different military bases before moving to lackland in june. >> we had one child on a feeding tube. >> reporter: you were worried about contamination. >> yes. >> reporter: what was your tipping point and you said we've got get out of this house. >> i was looking for something in the kitchen. i observed the cabinet under the kitchen sink. there was black mol. >> reporter: would you ever work for them again? >> no. >> reporter: why? >> because they're shady. the way they've done things is very shady. >> reporter: omar villafranca, cbs news, san anto cbs news, san anto wo oc tehem, it may be your detergent... that's why more dishwasher brands recommend cascade platinum. it's specially-designed with the soaking, scrubbing and rinsing built right in. cascade platinum's unique a

i slept on the train for a while, slept at friends' houses, jumping over roaches -- >> stephen: you weren'tstand. >> when i had 12, $1500 bucks to contribute, "come on in, baby!" all of a sudden i was, you know, salmon and grits, biscuits and rolls and, you know. so-- but, you know, it was' fun time. it was a fun time. >> stephen: did you ever think about quitting? >> you always-- yes, absolutely. listen, listen -- >> stephen: when did you stop thinkinthinking about quitting? >> you never stop thinking about quitting. not if you're striving to be agreement and make your dreams a reality. there is nobody who is successful who has nev ou quitting. it's absurd to even imagine that. you know, one of the most-- that's-- that's why-- that's what it takes, right? it's powering through those times where you feel like you can't make it. it's powering through those times when you feel like you should just forget everything. >> stephen: but once you've made it, there's i can't stay at the standard i want to keep for myself. >> if you're not getting better, you're getting worse. making it, all that mea

issue in older housing is mold and we are worried about that for children with asthma, vermin and roaches and other infestations. lead is also a huge issue. we know that lead poisoning harms children especially young children and we need to do more to help abate led in housing. another issue that we are concerned about his neighborhood's overall. we have done work to show that people receiving federal assistance even within the voucher program that is made to be able to be used wherever someone should be able to choose where they live, they are overly concentrated and high poverty neighborhoods that are often dis-invested which means they don't have parks, grocery stores, and other amenities that we know help keep people safe. people in high poverty neighborhoods are also overexposed to air pollution and other environmental hazards. >> thank you for that. i take it from your testimony that while all these bills are wonderful and i support them all, we still have a long ways to go in the housing market and affordable housing and safe housing in the united states. most definitely create a m

we know roach parts and vermin potentiate asthma and to get rid of them but running the ac is your besti tell them to do. it's interesting because you raise this with india. you guys need to figure this out so we can run our air conditioners and save the planet. >> you need air conditioners but you need to power them cleanly and this is what right now we are powering air-conditioners with coal and that's where a lot of asthma is coming from coal waste has arsenic it has lead and mercury all the things you're talking about and we cite all these in poor communities communities of color. but nuclear plants can produce electricity without all the pollutants. by the way, those coal wastes like lead and arsenic last forever. those are elements. unlike nuclear waste which only lasts hundreds of thousands of years slowly getting less dangerous. they are more toxic than nuclear waste and they last longer. and they are badly cited. we need to not go backwards but to do it more sensibly. >> the de-growth movement is literally a movement to try to take us backwards. there are two really big problem

made me think of roaches. >> been really nice to have you here for two days this week.

roach wrote expected was a mistake to not inform pilots of the existence of the mcas system lacks >> agreed we made some mistakes on mcas and as we have gone back and taken a look at this moving from a single sensor to a dual sensor it was an important part of that into providing additional training information and feedback we got from the pilots as you noted as part of that and then revisiting these e bee's decade-long industry standards i think you see a similar recommendation. the question would be why was it just originally won the sensor which again single point of failure as the then acting administrator said in may a safety critical system, but that is just not done and as they said multiple alerts and indications from the pilots were close to the combination of the alerts and indications didn't trigger to immediately performed the runaway stabilizer functio functions. okay, again, let's just -- mr. hamilton, are you aware of any other aircraft out there that has a safety critical system that has depended upon a single point of failure? >> mr. chairman, single point of failure

stephen roach of morgan stanley, now at yale, making good effect of this.ative, not pretty. interest rates are low. is there concern if we get rate normalization, this chart actually matters? ed: at the moment it doesn't feel like it does. as i was mentioning earlier, it would be good if rates were higher. there would be a cost. that levels on the corporate side, the government debt, would be a problem at that point. low,e moment, rates are so still below 2%, still negative in germany. let's sit back and wait for that to happen. yearst guess is rates next are 2.25, which is not enough to ring the bell. francine: how confident and strong is the u.s. consumer? if interest rates go up, would you not worry about the consumer, that all-important american consumer? ed: the general lay of the land. employment is the driving force. i watch it like a hawk and worry about it. this is where people could pull back. the small business business measure came out this morning. it was up a little. that gives employment and consumer some firepower. rates side, side -- to the

tried to place undercover agents inside the trump campaign to see if his associates conspired with roaches whether those details are out? >> the president has said -- as he said last week, this is a historic report. he is very much in anticipating its release. as a little bit of something for everyone in the report. we will see this play out in the impeachment inquiry next week. we have the house judiciary committee holding its first hearing. they will be deciding whether to write the articles of impeachment. this is something that the democrats will use to bolster their argument while the republicans will also use it to defend the president and their claim that this is a cremated effort against the president. >> what will the president say? he was saying they spied on me into my election campaign. even claimed that the former president obama was spying on him in the white house. how the president -- not that he's one to walk anything back. what can we expect to hear from him in terms of a direct response with this new funding? >> i think you will see point to the discrepancies with how in

where you're going to be roach do the ends justify the means. to terms with this is december 13th on t.w. . believe. this is news and these are our top stories germany's government could soon be seeing a shank up after the 2nd biggest party the social democrats elected 2 new leaders nobody boy runs and saskia esque in our outspoken critics of the s.p. days coalition with chancellor angela merkel's conservatives. the far right party alternative for germany 0 f.t. has also will dictate new need is new leaders member of parliament. who was reelected to the position. is germany's largest national opposition party the gathering so large crowds protest outside. police in london say that was man come on the man who carried out friday's stopping attack had already served time in jail for terrorism the 26 year old killed 2 people one london bridge and was shot dead by police. and thousands of activists have staged demonstrations in mexico in chile protesting violence against women with the chants and dance retain it was created by a collective but it's u

. >> i have had that roach coach experience.reat they're making food they can trust. >> have you decided? >> we are in the thick of the competition? >> my game was thrown off because they pulled out of my first appetizer choice. >> how we going to crush clear? >> it will be easy. probably everyone has tried, something bacon tell us delicious. >> -- people tell us is delicious. >> hopefully you think the same thing. >> hopefully i am going to win. we're in the financial district. there is a food truck right there. every day changes. it is easy and fun to go down. these are going to be really good. >> how are you going to dominate? >> i think he does not know what he is doing. >> i was thinking of doing [unintelligible] we are underrepresented. >> i was singing of starting an irish pub. that was my idea. >> one our biggest is the corned beef and cabbage. we are asking people what they're thinking in getting some feedback. >> for a lot of people i am sure this combination looks very wrong. it might not sound right on paper but when