>> schiller: 100%.they would have stayed in compliance with their authority and held those that they're supplying the pills to, the epidemic would be nowhere near where it is right now. nowhere near. >> whitaker: so you decided to take a swing at a hornet's nest. >> schiller: i knew that if we could get to the distributor, we could make a great impact for the united states citizens immediately. immediately. >> whitaker: mckesson delivers more than one-third of all medicines in the u.s., from a network of 30 warehouses around the country. the d.e.a. requires drug distributors to identify, stop and report orders of unusual size or frequency to the agency, something schiller says mckesson did not do until the company learned it was under investigation. >> schiller: they had hundreds of thousands of suspicious orders they should have reported, and they didn't report any. there's not a day that goes by in the pharmaceutical world, in the mckesson world, in the distribution world, where there's not something

>> schiller: yes! >> whitaker: scared of going after mckesson?: and a better word might be intimidated. >> whitaker: tonight "60 minutes" and the "washington post" break more news in our opioid investigation. >> pelley: you hated black people. >> christian picciolini: i thought i did. >> pelley: you hated jews. >> picciolini: i thought i did. >> pelley: you wanted to kill them. >> picciolini: at that t

schiller's poem ends with the words peace be the first chime she's ringing words everyone hopes will ring true for this bell to.

schiller's poem ends with the words peace be the first chime she's ringing words everyone hopes will ring true for this bell to. the or are. champions to fasten your seat belts and who got. a look at this. the travel guide. in thirty minutes on d w. they now look like. they know what we think. and soon they'll even know how we feel. when i'm not a real person i'm still just a piece of. scientists around the world are working to measure our emotions. so hopefully i can be a helpful piece assault with. a virtual person as a therapist or a robotic as a teacher neither would have human empathy what does a machine need to do to create empathy and a medical context when i disclose more information to a person or to a computer in this case. a few years and lots of feelings of the instruments that steer us and whoever can control these feelings has great power over us by taking possible algorithms instead of feelings measuring emotion starting december sixteenth on t w. business day w. news live from butler and the downfall of a key player in yemen civil war.

what are the opening lines of friedrich schiller's poem the song of the bell gold up in the earth so steady burn from clay the moment stand this day and the bell be ready fresh a workman be at hand. the grass my bell and only needs to be ready the following day but first there's a logistical problem that needs solving this that will help but that it's to serve as an oversized thermos flask for it's day to day operation the foundry needs one furnace in which ten tons of bronze can be molten down but today more than thirty tons unneeded. the. cell one furnace full of prongs was already melted overnight. the at half past five in the morning it's hot enough to be transported. the. over the next few hours the bronze must maintain its temperature in the vat which is being coated with fire sand. with that the next load of bronze can be tackled every prongs in god weighs ten kilos meaning there are a thousand and gods to make up ten tons their own thrown into the larger than s. one at a time the foundries old furnace has been revived for this casting job several hundred additional in got del

schiller is in iran with five concerts throughout its capital the german electro artist aka christopher fun dial and made pop history as the first western musician to perform in the country in nearly forty years recently the islamic republic has slowly been opening up to western music chiller has already been one of the most popular european electro acts for many years in iran. revolver held is heading to the big screen the german pop heroes contributed the theme song for germany's newest tragicomedy jesus bashir to harrods or this silly heart about the courage to dream the single is also a taste of their new album coming out next year in april. the movie is out now in german theaters and stars heartthrob in the u.s. and barak in the lead role. free fall is one of the most unusual jazz bands and gemini at fest the band consisted of a cash nest and two horn players in the meantime of the three young men have at it and the traction with. the result is a mix of hip hop afro beat soul reggae and jests definitely worth a listen. it's kind of about to leave this weekend some of the people see

. —— robert schiller.on ramsey, he is complaining that too many are coming into the restaurant complaining that they are intolerant of gluten, wheat, garlic or tomato. it says here that 50 customers —— in raymond blanc‘s restaurant, that 50 customers come in with issues over food. the reality is if you have allergies, you have allergies, no chef wants to put themselves in a position where they have a customer who has turned ill because of a result of this. it can be serious. he is talking about people who are saying that they are gassy when they have eggs, which i'm sure a lot of people do. but he says it is part of the trendy eating culture. i suppose if they are 50 customers, getting their bespoke dishes from raymond blanc, you would feel rather special. he isa you would feel rather special. he is a michelin starred chef, surely he can cope? as customers we are demanding the things we want. it is not cheap to eat in a two—star michelin restaurant. it maybing showing that food in this country has changed

how many local people come to buy a whole bedroom sent off on a chip for the bride of christ and schiller went to visit a kids is a bad one to see who are comes to missouri engineers and the government to work they buy for most of the. that is untrue we saw furniture for wedding dowries as well to muslims and christians on. this than was i heard you don't want to share. information. the monks want to see if the furniture is comfortable. the a poster is a muslim. even a christian institution like the red monastery sees to it that it employs muslims. and a minority demanding acceptance should not practice discrimination themselves. i don't know if we're all treated the same here we're like brothers there's no marginalization in the whole. you know although it seems to contradict their withdrawn and traditional lifestyle the monks of the red monastery are in step with the times. they're even raising ostriches which is a bit of a new trend in egypt. ostrich meat is in demand here because it's low in cholesterol. i don't know. whether you are. on the. record i think. the red monastery is relat

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. >> my name is larry schiller and the smithsonian american art museum allowed me to be i guess what you would call a guest curator of this exhibit on jfk. see i was a photographer myself starting in the '50s and i photographed a lot of politicians. i started with richard nixon. governor brown in california. and then of course john f. kennedy. many of the events he was present at and tragically i was in dallas when he was assassinated. why this ex-here in the american art museum at this time? well, it's centennial of his birth. 100 years ago, on may 29th, he was born. how do you put an exhibit like this together? where do you start? well, first you start with a few researchers. and we collected, actually, 34,000 photographs of jfk and his family. it took about six months. and it became the basis of a very important book that we published with harper collins. and from those 34,000 pictures and the 400 some odd pictures in the book, we were able to select 77 photographs that we felt told the story of jfk and his life and times. jfk was a modern president. john f. kennedy was one that s

retired dea agent dave schiller spoke for the minutes."g company mackissen is too lenient. >> this is the best case we've ever had in the history of the drug enforcement agency. how do we not go out there in the height of the epidemic when people are dying everywhere. doesn't somebody have to be held accountable? >> reporter: holding mckesson accountable means going after the largest company in the world. they earn almost $200 billion a year in revenue, about the same ascs e the 1990s they've made billions. before he retired in august schiller had supervised investigations in drug trafficking and money laundering cases, but he considered the case against mckesson to be the single most important investigation of his lifetime. >> what did they do that was wrong? >> the issue with mckes son is they were providing millions andsscnóé plions bë to n sortdiligence. this wasn't just h california. it was happening in detroit michigan and new york it was a national problemdy wanted to dealit. we'reçú join eded by your firstysreport jaw-dropping for

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one of his partners and close friends, jonathan schiller, his son was also working in the industry, theyt would be fun, let's do some movies. what is interesting is, they did some projects together, but in the end, it's sort of complicated the relationship with harvey weinstein. client, there a was also a side relationship in terms of doing business in the movie industry together. carol: in the technology section, crowdfunding and payment firms prevent racists from using their sites and services. julia: that gave one person an idea. his website aims to arm white supremacists with donations. >> facebook and twitter have taken a hard line on banning right-wing supremacists from the platform. explain why they are not allowed to continue posting. sites like kickstarter and patriotic, people have been much quicker to boot platforms for spazzing capel ideals and things. carol: but you don't get booted from hatreon, which is a site to raise money for hate groups. >> right. they are collecting about $25,000 per month from a few thousand donors, mostly about white supremacists. wilson,alk about c

meanwhile home pres 2017 according to a new report from s and p core logic and schiller. october from the same time a year ago. low demand. stocks falling a bit tuesday as we kickoff the final trading week of 2017. take a look at this, the indices are up big so far this year. and with 2018 just days away a new report from wallet hub names seattle the best city for keeping new year's resolutions. the study examined common goals like going to the gym and making more money and then it looked at how easy or difficult the city made it to keep those resolutions. that's business. i'm trish reagan. "what if" more of the energy we used came from renewable resources? "what if" the electric grid could detect, fix and even prevent power outages? "what if" our grid were less vulnerable and more secure? "what if" all these "what if"s became a reality? well, they are. at dominion energy, we're completely transforming our power grid and the way we think of energy... ...to move from "what if" to "what's next." dominion energy. don't miss your last chance of the year t