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part of a $3.4 billion secondhand globe trade.stigate the journey of our castoffs and follow one set of garments from donation to destination. . >>> well that's the journey. in uganda secondhand clothes often have the best bargain. the trade in the capital is now so big, it's the hub for used clothes in east africa. katherine went to a secondhand clothes market to find out a bit more. >> reporter: welcome to the biggest market in uganda. if you're looking for some of the best designs, you can find them here. and the price won't make your eyes water. these secondhand clothes are shipped here in big sacks, mainly from the u.s. uk and south korea. prices in this market vary from a few cents to $20 for a designer dress in good condition. meet grace. she's always on the look for great fashion. her clients are some of the best dressed in kampala. many of grace's clients don't want to deal with the hustle of coming downtown or simply don't have the time. so she acts as a kind of personal shopper. >> i always look -- clothes, fashion. the

more than $600 million of secondhand clothes every year according to the united nations. the clothes go to all around the world. >> reporter: this is the largest secondhand clothes market. it's open seven days a week but sunday is the busiest day. especially in winter a lot of people come here to buy good quality clothes, jackets and warm coats at an affordable price. >> translator: something that used to cost $600 a piece costs $2 $2,100 a piece. that's why we come to the market to get clothes at a good price. >> what you get from other markets is locally made. >> dozens of wooden carts can be seen parked on the walkways, with huge piles of secondhand clothes. these are those who cannot afford the fee to be part of the main market but on these small stalls, they earn enough money to run their families. >> you have a choice of a supplier to buy secondhand clothes in bulk or select individual items. i do the latter because i can sell them at a higher price. >> a lot of people come to the bazaar. people who come to the market don't want to be seen here. they believe it will

. >>> new information about the risks of secondhand smoke, the centers for disease control says tensicans are still being exposeded. dr. siegel is here with more. >> though secondhand smoke exposure has been cut in half since 1999 morn a million americans are still at risk. more than a quarter of those exposed to the dangerous fumes are children. >> there's currently about 58 million americans, including 15 million children who continue to be exposed to second hand smoke. >> the cdc says there's no safe amount of secondhand smoke children can develop acute bronchitis asthma, ear infections or even sudden infant death syndrome from it. they're also able to model their appearance. chief of pull monology of children's hospital of chicago has many years of experience treating sick children who are victims of second hand smoke, she teaches families ways to major come the problem. she shared an emotional experience with me that she had caring for one child with cystic fibrosis and his grandfather who was unwittingly subjecting him to cigarette smoke. >> i said to him, well i know that you

if e-cigarettes don't have the secondhand smoke which i don't believe anyway. i grew up smoking rambler. now they are getting into we just don't want you doing this. we lied the whole time. >> their arguments are people might confuse it for real smoking and it could cause a conflict. or secondhand nicotine which is the most idiot tech thing ever. kevin, this is your state. their meddling could kill people because they prevent people from killing. >> it is amazing this is going on. i'm from minnesota and minnesota is turning into california. i think they are applying common core. whatever argument they can support they come up with a fact to make it happen. >> you are absolutely right. that's the logic. >> cherry picking is a term in basketball for somebody on the other side of the court and you throw it all the way down. >> i was going to ask anthony about the cherry picking. joanne, a lot of young people like to use e-cigs more. is that a problem? i consider you a young person expert. >> you know what is great young people are trying to quit. that's why they a

secondhand exposure is first hand abuse. by the way, people who live in seismic zones should not live in glass houses. >>supervisor london breed: thank you, next speaker, please. >> good evening, i'm john from san francisco. this is about the funeral of a young black boy. i was walking by the church and little old church. upfront a lonely couple sat. in the casket was a child. i can picture him living curly hair and smiling face i have seen perhaps a thousand in my early. then rose a black preacher from a little wooden desk and he said don't be weeping for this pretty bid of clay. for the lord didn't give thank you baby by 100,000 miles and he keeps it's until your hearts are grown and until what you are setting now has an interest on the loan. so let your hearts in heaven rest and don't go criticizing to the one that knows the best. he has the right to take away and in conclusion, i add he has the right to take away, not you, me not anybody else. this is an american icon hank williams senior, the father. this you for listen

kabul as a whole market of secondhand clothes. -- has a whole market of secondhand clothes. why are these people in camps? the are usually internally displaced people, displaced may be because of the civil war where they are. they may have been displaced because some warlord decided to take away their land. they may have been displaced because there is a flood or a landslide. the solution to this problem is not to bring them every year well-known russian of fries -- ration of fries, flour sugar cooking oil, two blankets, and one tarp. it does not solve the problem. what i would like from the agencies, the international aid -- people, stop thinking in terms of humanitarian assistance and start thinking in terms of development. developing institutions means training people. it's very easy to come and help and say, i'm going to show you how it's done. no it's like -- i was at a dinner recently and they were talking about how they are having their hands on the wheel also. i said, no, take off your hands from the wheel. let them drive as if it were a driving school car, and you h

english speakers, well, not secondhand, but not native english speakers, so growing up when i went to high school, i was not as comfortable with my english skills as much as with science and math, so when i applied to harvard, i immediately followed my strengths, so it took a while to really feel comfortable with my writing and other ways of expressing myself and to realize that somehow i could make a career as an artist, as a film maker. brian lamb: here is a story about your family and a little more about your father from the film. thomas allen harris: there are secrets in every family. sometimes buried very deeply and sometimes they are right out there in the open, willfully unseen. there is one place where all the secrets reside. in the family photo album. in what it chooses to represent. and in what is absent. hidden. my secret? it is connected to the day my father left. on that day, i remember him roughly wiping vaseline off of my face, saying, "do you want people out there to think you are a greasy monkey?" brian lamb: why did you do that? thomas allen harris: why did i do what

it is sort of like secondhand smoking. you cannot say it is only affecting me.s not affecting anyone around me. that is a very selfish point of view to have. this is basically the same statement, where it was said that vaccines should be voluntary, and between doctor and patient, not the government. if we are hearing you right hearing what you just said, you would say that that view is a selfish point of view on his part. >> i do not necessarily want to talk about what he said to be honest with you, because i am sure if you had an in-depth conversation with him, you'd come away with a very different impression, because he is actually a very reasonable person, but the fact of the matter is we have to understand that there is public policy, and there is health policy that we have to pay attention to. >> dr. carson i am not trying to create a fight between you and rand paul, but this is the second time you have said today that if one were to understand his views in full, one would come away with a different position. he has doubled down, that this is an individual

dramatic, traumatic experience, but i -- i have dealt with it, and it's definitely been more like secondhand, like hearing what people have said about me, and people in high places, as well as just reading things, and you just can't change everyone's opinions all you can do is be the best that you can be, but for -- for me what has been hard is hearing from the young dancers that i mentor and know they have experienced it firsthand, and been told to their face, you are not the right color for ballet, you shouldn't do this, and to me is just to awful for me to hear, and i feel like it's me hearing those words when i hear it from them, and just trying to undo all of the damage, and let them know that there is a way to kind of create your own path within the world of ball i will, you just have to be really strong. >> really strong. stronger than i think people realize, incredibly strong, and actually you are saying this, and i'm thinking in my head of this dr. pepper ad. was that your idea? the concept? >> no, the one of a kind? >> yeah. >> i think that's why they came to me, because i fit into

. >> primarily secondhand, preowned jewelry and watches.ticate and best price everything will item, leveraging our system on the site as well as the pricing engine to price these items in real-time. 80% of the folks are there do not know the prices of the jewelry and watches they own right now and are only getting $.10 to $.15 back when they go to sell them. cory: where are they typically selling them right now? >> they either sell them off-line at the jewelry stores or they are trying to sell it on ebay. the problem there is, most of the shoppers are not trusting the sellers, because they see the prices all over the place. for example, on a rolex yacht master, the same watch will have 20 different prices on ebay. cory: these are beautiful items, and some of them are very expensive. what makes a watch like that on your site -- because it's very beautiful to see in real life, but when you snap a picture, it does not look as impressive. >> absolutely. it is impressing because if you show the retail price and then for example, this watch is $1

it is sort of like secondhand smoking. you do not get to say it is only affecting me and not all these other people around me. that is a selfish attitude to have. >> i would suggest that was a definitive and it are -- a definitive interview on this position. the outbreak in california has affected over 100 people. >> pretty amazing that vaccines have become a political football. i had no idea. pro-choice? i thought this conversation was so done. >> you watch the republicans scramble. kristi says something and then he has to walk it back. rand paul tweeted something then tweeted a picture of himself getting a booster shot. >> i liked hillary clinton's tweet -- "the science is clear -- the earth is round, the sky is blue, and vaccines work. let's protect all of our kids. #grandmothersknowbest. >> we saw a reaction after the chinese rate cut. futures at -4. it is a giveback day. we will talk oil through much of "surveillance." the vix showing very good markets. the german two-year bond that is a negative number. that is wrong

. >> primarily, secondhand jewelry and watches.ticate every item leveraging our system which leverages through photo recognition on the site and the pricing engine that takes data factors to price these items in real time. 80% of the folks out there don't know the prices of the jewelry and watches that they own and are only getting $.15 back on them and they seldom. cory: where are people selling them question mark >> the usually go to traditional jewelry stores or they try to sell them on ebay. the problem is there most of the shoppers are not trusting the sellers because they feel why are prices all over the place? if you take a rolex yacht master, that same watch what 20 different prices on ebay and no one knows why and no one knows what is authentic. cory: these are beautiful items and some of them are expensive. like this yacht master, what makes this -- it's beautiful to see it in real life but when you snap a picture, it does not look as impressive as it is to actually see. >> absolutely. if you show a reasonable price and t

. >> if they were smart they would encourage everyone to move to the west and kill everyone's secondhand smoke. and it would be a really slow suicide. >> are they okay with a binge drinking? it could kill you in an instant. >> that's true. perhaps. there are not a lot of -- there are some drunk drivers. maybe they will think america is not so bad. i mean, you know some of the same attitudes. >> it is spreading like some evil disease. was it uncouth to pander to youth? president obama's buzz feed video in which he took a selfie said yolo and then killed a panda. it was disgusting. it sealed the deal. "red eye" can announce that he is the -- >> greatest president ever. >> it is true. he is. live with it. obama made the video thanks to the upcoming deadline for something called obamacare. let's watch it again watch it againers. >> wow. the video was shot after the announcement of the death of kayla mueller the american aid worker held by isis. >> when i learned when he did it, it really is of a piece with playing golf after you learn of the beheading of an american. that makes it truly dist

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a burglary suspect in voorhees they tracked down a person that says that marshall told him some secondhand items. >>> police say a chester county man that stabbed his brother to death earlier this week did so in self-defense. investigators say that 32-year-old earl bonini stabbed his brother nicholas to death during an argument on tuesday afternoon. prosecutors say that nicholas struck earl repeatedly with a chain and then called 911 and even performed cpr. >>> a school football program in new jersey rocked by scandal, is looking for a new coach. seven players were accused of hazing and sexually abusing four teammates in a locker room here. the students will face trial in a juvenile court and their coach is suspended from his teaching job and his coaching job was posted this morning. >>> the school districts are looking for success but today marks one year since the district announced its 18 month strategic plan create schools where students feel safe and modernize buildings and bring parents into their child's education chbl the graduation rate is up but the challenges remain. >> this is

kabul as a whole market of secondhand clothes. -- has a whole market of secondhand clothes. why are these people in camps? the are usually internally displaced people, displaced may be because of the civil war where they are. they may have been displaced because some warlord decided to take away their land. they may have been displaced because there is a flood or a landslide. the solution to this problem is not to bring them every year well-known russian of fries -- ration of fries, flour, sugar, cooking oil, two blankets, and one tarp. it does not solve the problem. what i would like from the agencies, the international aid -- people, stop thinking in terms of humanitarian assistance and start thinking in terms of development. developing institutions means training people. it's very easy to come and help and say, i'm going to show you how it's done. no, it's like -- i was at a dinner recently and they were talking about how they are having their hands on the wheel also. i said, no, take off your hands from the wheel. let them drive as if it were a driving school car, and yo

>> having heard secondhand from what a very close friend of his had said that basically he had said because way you look and not comfortable with the way you look and -- i'm really sorry. >> it's okay. >> this is really hard. >> i know. >> i go from being in denial to being really numb to being really angry. i came here today in hopes of shining light on his legacy and the others' and for the three of them that has been dedication to service. and i want to make sure that they are recognized for that and that the world realizes what we have lost in the loss of these three incredibly brilliant, bright, beautiful, accomplished successful respectful loved three young people. >> what a horrible, horrible story. take a look at this. live pictures coming in. this is a prayer service being held at the islamic center of raleigh for these three wonderful young kids. let's listen in briefly a little bit to the prayer. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ erful young students who were brutally killed brutally killed chapel hill north carolina. you see the father there, the middle of the screen of the two young women who were kille

broke into five homes in cherry hill, police found a person who said that marshall sold him some secondhand items it matched the list of that take and in the burglaries. montgomery county investigated people that they say stole copper from houses and then started fires. the three suspects used the internet to pick their targets. all the homes they hit were either owned by banks or an estate. they found a hand written note of the home they had robbed and they linked them with text messages. all three are on $3 million bail. >>> surveillance cameras captured the car outside of this wawa in claymont monday night the driver hit the victim as she was walking to her car, she is okay but the police want to track down the man responsible. they released a surveillance picture from inside of the store and if anyone recognizes this man to call them. >>> it is time now for a look at the "action news" traffic report. >> lets go live to matt pellman in the "action news" traffic center. >> hey shirleen and brian temperatures are dropping and speeds are starting to drop as we embark on the thursday ride ho

even if it does not reach someone who has direct knowledge this video may reach someone who has secondhandd information. >> a $100,000 reward is being offered for information that leads to the killer. >>> someone hopped over a school fence three separate times during a six hour period. they stole items include august wheelbarrow, art supplies, and emergency earthquake kits. in all the thief got away with about $2000 worth of gear i can't we were surprised it went on for several hours and no one sort of noticed anything peculiar. >> several of the items stolen were marked as property of marshall elementary. a neighbor of the school has set up a go fund me page to replace some of those stolen items. >>> san francisco general hospital will soon be receiving a $75 million donation from facebook founder mark zuckerberg and his wife dr. priscilla chan. it will be the largest single donation the hospital has received since opening in 1994. the money is going to go toward building a world class acute care and hospital facility. >>> the queen elizabeth cruise ship is back in the city by the bay. >>

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>> having heard secondhand from what a very close friend of yusor's had said, basically he said because of the way you look and not comfortable with a, the way you look and -- i'm really sorry. >> it's okay. >> this is really hard. >> i know. >> i go from being in denial to being really numb to being really angry. i came here today in hopes of shining light on the legacy for the three of them that has been dedication to service. and i want to make sure that they are recognized for that and that the world realizes what we have lost in the loss of these three incredibly brilliant, bright beautiful, accomplished successful respectful loved, three young people. >> shocking crime and a very brave woman there. this story is being talked about well beyond u.s. borders. for example, the hash tag #chapelhillshooting has been tweeted from almost every quarter of the globe more than a million times at the last count. >> the number still climbing fast. we see that take off million after this horrific incident took place. also the hash tag #-muslimlivesmatter trending on social media, as well. >>> t

. >> seth: this is sort of the secondhand news correspondent, gets the details wrong. >> yeah. >> sethst collaboration. >> correcy, yes. >> seth: which, drunk uncle is as well. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. me and jost write well together. >> seth: and what was -- where did anthony crispino come from? >> 4:00 in the morning, jost came up to me and said, "i need to write an update." and he said, "how about a guy that gets news wrong." and i said, "sure." and i just started looking around -- my dad does this sometimes. like he'll ask a very simple question. "can you uh, pass the salt?" [ laughter ] i'm like no one is going -- no one is going to -- there is no snipers coming after us. and then yeah, we just named it some italian guy. i believe it was angelo skaggs at dress and then jost came up and said i went to high school with a guy named anthony crispino. >> seth: so, he learned what you hadn't, you don't use their real names. >> then we changed it to that guy's real name. [ laughter ] then i met him this summer. i was in a movie with him. the real anthony crispino. >> seth: oh wow, that's exc

>> having heard secondhand from a very close friend of usar's had said that basically he had said because of the way you look and not comfortable with a, the way you look and, i'm really sorry. >> it's okay. >> this is really hard. >> i know. >> i go from being in denial to being really numb to being really angry. i came here today in hopes of shining light on their legacy. for the three of them that has been dedication to service. and i want to make sure that they are recognized for that and that the world realizes what we have lost and the loss of these three incredibly brilliant, bright beautiful accomplished successful respectful loved three young people. if you were within our community, anderson you would see just the outpouring of love and support we are receiving from everyone around us and it's been immensely touching. and i want the world to see that and i want them to see the true essence of what dia, usar and rosanne was. it was optimism it was hope it was love. it was wanting to help anyone and everyone in their local communities and communities abroad. just based on their ac

as a result more esoteric concerns factor in including passive secondhand cigarette smoke, including post-9/11 terrorist attacks, including automobiles and drunk drivers. back to automobiles is no consequence or no coincidence that beginning in the 1970s and 1980s you see american starting to focus on not those material needs but saying we are going to have zero tolerance for those who are drinking and driving. mothers against drunk driving passive restraints. there's increasingly a lot of technology in the automobile. it's not there by accident. it's there to provide some evidence and arguably the ability to predict and to prevent automobile accidents in the future. >> the premise of the book is based on this question of choice and consumer choice. what role what influence or what power do consumers have in a consumer society? what choice do we have and how is that choice manifest in american society and culture? dave and i at least we begin on to further polar opposites in terms of that. as a cultural historian at the piers agency. i think there are ways in which consumers influenc

it is sort of like secondhand smoking. get to say well, it is only affecting me and it does not affect other people around me. that is a very selfish attitude to have. >> you may not have heard to been -- of ben carson, but he is in fourth place when you take out mitt romney ahead of established favorites jeb bush and governor christie. let's bring in our bloomberg policy managing editor john. you guys interviewed this guy yesterday and he said what seemed like a lot of smart things. >> he is a very smart man. >> however he believes in creation. he does not believe in evolution, which i think is an interesting take for a neurosurgeon. >> i am not that familiar with his views about that matter. i am certain there are somewhat more nuanced here on this issue, he has been trying to be a doctor, which is to say take the responsible decision, which is to say, getting the communalization's. he was trying to say well, you will have to ask senator paul and he looked very uncomfortable when we said senator all is a doctor just like

as a result more esoteric concerns start factoring in, ip including pass -- including passive secondhand cigarette smoke, including post-9/11 terrorist attacks, including automobiles and drunk drivers. so bringing it back to automobiles, it's no consequence. i should say it's no coincidence that beginning in the 1970s and 1980s you see americans starting to focus on not those material needs, but rather saying we're going to have zero tolerance for those who are drinking and driving. mothers against drunk driving passive restraint. there's increasingly a lot of technology being built into the automobile. it's not there by accident. it's there to provide some evidence and arguably the ability to predict and to prevent automobile accidents in the future. >> and while in corpus christi we spoke with robert wooster author of "american military frontiers," which explores the various roles the american military has played in america's westward expansion. >> when people think of the american military and the west they think quite naturally of fighting indians. and there's good reason because the

farmers, housewives and shopkeepers determined to keep isis off their land and armed withed on secondhand guns bought off the free market. >> we want freedom and we don't want to be afraid raising our kids in future and having a normal life. >> reporter: this 22-year-old quit her job as an elementary teacher to become a sniper. >> when i came here, at first i was scared but i thought, you know what should be done and you know why you're here. i need to protect myself and my friends and my people and my country. >> reporter: just west of here in the city of kobani the u.s. and kurdish forces declared victory over isis last week, but it took more than 700 u.s. led air strikes and the fighting cost hundreds of kurdish lives. three months of shelling has already destroyed the village that once stood here but now that isis has been forced to retreat from kobani, the commanders here are worried the extremists will launch a full-scale offensive against this front line. if they do this patrol leader worries even these determined soldiers won't be able to hold them back. we need the international

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well a college student inspired by his story started a gofundme page online to buy him a secondhand caret this he's now raised more than $130,000. what will that buy you? >> roll around in a benz. he's going to go to work in a nice bentley or porsche. >> he has a perfect attendance record by the way. never missed a day of work. >> the true heart of the story. people coming to his aid like that. >> so incredible. >> two car dealerships offering him a car. he's definitely getting a car out of this. well deserved. >> never complained. he didn't ask for it. >> that's amazing. >> in great shape too. >> he was. all right, amy thank you. >>> to a crackdown on popular herbal supplements. an investigation by the new york state attorney general's office alleges some store brands sold by four major retailers have misleading labels after tests found quality control issues. abc's tom llamas is here with that. >> reporter: many of us take herbal supplements before before you pop the pill today you want to watch this report. some of the biggest retail chains in the u.s. are allegedly selling supplemen