sharon and keith didn't sleep.not a wink that night. >> reporter: what goes on in here as you're sitting up all night -- >> gut-wrenching pain. >> big hole. >> praying that, "oh, please, please don't let this be true." >> reporter: before the sun came up, sharon called 911 again. and a new officer arrived. >> a woman deputy, i'll never forget that. and she came. and i remember saying to her, "please help me." and she did. she got the ball rolling. she listened to me. the deputy called in crime scene investigators. >> i remember my mother waking me and my brother up. and i remember seeing so many people there, and the crime scene van outside. >> reporter: now deputies were taking tara's disappearance seriously. mike gandy was a captain at the charlotte county sheriff's office back then. >> sometimes you'll respond to a scene or a call where someone's missing and you can tell from the family interaction that it's not a big deal. this was not the case with tara's mom. it was obvious that we had a serious problem. firs

>> panicked. >> keith called 911 as sharon rushed home. an officer was there when she arrived. >> my thing was you need to do something. my daughter is not here. i just knew. >> coming up -- what had happened to tara? earrings in the carpet. ribbons on the ground, tire tracks on the lawn. >> it was obvious we had a serious problem. >> when the knock at the door continues. >> when the knock at the door continues. when people get toge. we're there. so you can be too. holiday inn. holiday inn express. can't see what it is yet.re? what is that? that's a blazer? that's a chevy blazer? aww, this is dope. this thing is beautiful. i love the lights. oh man, it's got a mean face on it. it looks like a piece of candy. look at the interior. this is nice. this is my sexy mom car. i would feel like a cool dad. it's just really chic. i love this thing. it's gorgeous. i would pull up in this in a heartbeat. i want one of these. that is sharp. the all-new chevy blazer. speaks for itself. i don't know who they got to design this but give them a cookie and

sharon: desperately.-- you could see an improvement from these low levels but you are unlikely to get a sharp acceleration like in 2016 or 2017. matt: i want to point out we've had a disappointing outlook, from the chipmaker for carmakers than any other company. an interesting story that tsa is looking for possibly acquisition when people don't meet cap a standards. carmakers are really in play here. are they going to get hit harder after donald trump is done with china and turns to europe? is that something you expect in his playbook? europe is next in terms of the trade war? sharon: obviously, he's looking at that. our view is that you won't see the tariffs imposed upon europe that it is a risk for auto companies, they have risks at the moment. the industry and short-term on potential trade tariffs. and very short term in terms of low economic growth but in many ways, a lot of those are in the share price already. have valuations less than eight terms -- eight times the earnings and that is why people a

waste management is developing a group that i want to bring sharon in here because we're hearing about potentially things changing and in china and india these developing countries but now that develops a country is struggling to find places to ship their rubbish to what are they doing with it all sharon and what are their options. well at the moment i think especially in the u.k. we're kind of relieved from the realisation that the destination that we're where we thought our waste was going is that our waste just wasn't going where we thought it and we're finding you know these shocking statistics about finding ways dogged and dumped into the environment where people have been separating the waste and households and thinking the do the right thing so that has a negative impact on people's behaviors so in the u.k. we're kind of trying to deal with with tightening up the whole way supply chain and making sure that those 2 diligence in place to make sure that things are disposed of properly but we're also looking at solutions on our own soil so right now waste to energy has become a big

at some por t word had reached usin, sharon, now living in washington state.haron talked by phone to nt autumn's fraic husband bob ands wagrateful for his medical background >> he was calling his colleagues you neow, he knows this ologist or this person, this, you know -- great. use your resources you know, i had no idea what was going onr: >> reporteventually, though, autumn lost brain function by the time her parents finally made it to the hospital, they could see there was little hope for their daughter >> they had a lot of tubes and things hooked up to her. and i held her hand, and i talked to her. and i told her, you healy everybse's brain why can't you heal your own? >> reporter: sharon wanted desperately to fly out from washington stateheo see autumn, but aunt lois told her to wait >> that's my other half in that hospital bed i need to be there >> reporter: doctors managed to keep autumn alive for two full days at some point sharon could tell that autumn's grieving husband had run out of hope. >> and he did say to me, i'mth going to go spend last night

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countries are struggling to find places to ship their rubbish to what are they doing with it all sharon and what are their options. well at the moment i think especially in the u.k. we're kind of relieved from the realisation that the destination that we're where we thought our waste was going is that our waste just wasn't going where we thought it and we're finding you know these shocking statistics about finding ways dogged and dumped into the environment where people have been separating the waste and households and thinking the do the right thing so that has a negative impact on people's behaviors so in the u.k. we've kind of trying to deal with with tightening up the whole way supply chain and making sure that those 2 diligence in place to make sure that things are disposed of properly but we're also looking at solutions on our own soil so right now waste to energy has become a big thing so a lot of our waste is more waste is going to incineration to produce electricity so the calories from things like plastic are being used in incentives so those things are not so easily recycled

. >> my name is sharon bowen. after my husband, bill, passed away, i started to receive lots of phone calls about a scrapbook that he had kept in a trunk in our bedroom. i knew very little about "shoeless" joe jackson, but now i do. >> bill and sharon bowen raise two children in a cleveland suburb. how long were you married? >> we were married 39 years. >> bill, a professional fundraiser, works for local universities and the salvation army. he's a native clevelander and a baseball nut. >> this is bill, probably around 5 or 6. >> bill started collecting at a very early age. >> and never stops. card collecting becomes a family affair. >> did you do any collecting with him? >> that was my thing with him and with his father -- every saturday, going to baseball-card shows, just sitting around the kitchen table and looking at all the cards. >> through work, bill becomes friends with a retired professor who shares his passion for collecting. >> and one day, the -- the gentleman's wife said to him, "i have a book i bet yo

this is amazing, sharon. >> it's amazing and scary. >> how prevalent is it >> it's more prevalent than would expect because you're talking about a child. usually when you think of identity theft, you think of someone wanting your money, getting your bank account, getting your credit card kids don't have that but they have social security numbers and they have an identity that has value that thieves want >> i'm going to go home and check my kids', certainly -- >> when you look at the numbers, which is astounding, a million kids have had identities hacked according to javelyn research. many of those are kids under the age of eight we talk about how much money that is. it's about $23 million, and a pocket cost of 500 and $40 million to try to help the families rectify that situation. >> that is stunning. how come it gets unnoticed for years? the obvious answer is they're kids so you don't think about it, but why else don't we realize this is going on >> so banks, when they're presented with their age and name, they don't go to social security, necessarily, to check that they go to the cre

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reporting live in san francisco, i'm sharon katsuda, "today in the bay." >> sharon, thank you much. of course we will continue to follow the latest on all of these stories. for the most up to date information on immigration, head over to our website, nbcbayarea.com. >>> it is 5:04 and happening today, sentencing for the sonoma county man investigators believe killed a young couple on a north bay beach 15 years ago. sean gallon entered a no contest plea last thursday. authorities say he shot and killed two young camp counselors from ohio on a secluded jenner beach in 2004. the two were engaged. he's also accused of trying to kill a plan in guerneville and later killing his brother in forestville. in exchange for the no contest plea, prosecutors will not seek the death penalty. >>> a 4-year-old girl was pepper sprayed during a sprite. >> it happened at a 7-eleven at monterey. kris sanchez joins us live with what witnesses saw. >> reporter: hi there, laura and scott. this is the 7-eleven where it happened, last night before 11:00 when it happened and one of the witnesses was the employ

reporting live in san francisco, i'm sharon katsuda, "today in the bay." >> thank you, sharon. >>> literallyjust in to our newsroom right now, the trump administration just proposed a new restriction on asylum seekers. they will be denied at the southern border unless they applied for protection in a third country, not the u.s., and not their home country. of course, the big part of the immigration debate continues to be the conditions at u.s. detention facilities. bay area congresswoman anna eshoo toured a processing center in texas over the weekend. describes what she saw as inhumane adding so many detainees were sick she wore a mask during the tour. she says she saw shoulder to shoulder for hours in cramped holding rooms designed to hold only eight people. >> very difficult to see human beings like that. the stench alone was repelling. no showers. cold food. they were putting little notes of paper up against the glass saying "help me." >> congresswoman eshoo visited the same facility last year. says it's much more overcrowded now. president trump maintains the allegations of poor conditio

. >> sharon katsuda is live at city hall where city leaders are calling for a state of emergency. sharon? >> reporter: that's right laura and marcus. i'm standing in front of a very busy crosswalk. it is usually here in front of city hall and pedestrian safety has always been an issue here in san francisco. but because there have been 14 deaths since the beginning of the year, city leaders said they need to take immediate action. >> we need to bring safety speed cameras to san francisco now. not years from now. >> reporter: they carried signs to honor every victim who died in pedestrian or bicyclist traffic accidents this year. the latest tragedy, 39-year-old benjamin dean who died when police say the driver of a rented tesla ran a red light and lost control hitting him and his wife at this intersection near union square. >> they were here celebrating their wedding anniversary where they were married a few years ago here at city hall. >> reporter: scott wiener said work needs to be done at the state and local level to redesign roads and change the timing on lights and speed camera

live in san francisco, i'm sharon katsuda, nbc bay area news. cutter you, sharon. munro took down a drug thug in a largest seizure in years. it has gone viral. bob redell spoke with the captain and members of the crew. i bet they had a lot to say, bob. >> reporter: they did, laura.he arrive here and has been here for a couple of hours along with her 140 crew members who are disembarking as you could see. them families have been after being away at sea for 98 days and what turned out to be a successful and memorable mission. now this was the first deployment to hunt for drugs. the munro and two other cutters seized 39,000 pounds of cocaine and over 900 pounds of marijuana off the coast of mexico and south and central ameri street market value over a half billion dollars. now the cutter off loaded the drugs on thursday in san diego. this is the video so amazing to watch. you're looking at members of the munro chasing down a semi-submersible vessel, just barely sticks up above the surface and the cartels spend about a million dollars to build this one. it deployed two

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live in contra costa county, nbc bay area news. >> thanks, sharon. holiday travel is off to a rough start at sfo. look at the bins out there sitting on the tarmac at sfo. sky ranger as bag screening at the airport ran into major technical problems. flights were delayed and the airlines are trying to connect the bags to the rightful passengers. it's all fine now, but there is a lot of bag stos match up. >> drivers are feeling lighter and the state's se went up again, paying the highest in the nation. we all have to pay an extra 5.6 cents a gallon which means you are now paying 55 cents per gallon in state taxes alone. add to that more with federal excise and sales taxes. it's to improve roads and pay for mass transit. here's a live look at the golden gate bridge. the fees went up by 35 cents. pay as you go is 20 cents more than that. the tolls will increase each year by the same amount until 2024 as part of a five-year plan to create revenue and improve public transportation. >> going into effect, stores that sell ammunition are subject to a backgroun

sharon to serve as at. i don't know like a guy it so to say he he makes sure that the person who goes through the experience is ok when you can't act and experiment can you or your staff really control the effects of the substance on their patients and many of the patients starts to drift away somewhere they don't want to be can you bring them back to the real world so to say. well the interesting thing is that we don't always necessarily strive to bring them back as such we have this approach of trusting where the mind is taking them trusting the natural flow of the experience seems to be something very curious about these experiences that the mind tends to gravitate. within these experiences towards psychologically important material therapeutically important material in our philosophy i suppose is that it's right that they go even if it's challenging even if it's you know a pos trauma for example if we set things off in the right no cheering supportive way then we can hold whole people's hands during the

joining me now from southern california public radio is sharon mcnary, a reporter at kpcc. thanks for being with us. siso what if we learned noe last night, since the quake happened? t well, just a lof aftershocks. a no huge amount of, you know, catastrophe. a lot of upset inside people's houses, but as far as, you know, catastrophic fes, it seems like they're really keeping things in check. i'm standing in front of one of the homes that burned, it's a mobile home, and th there's speculation it was a gas line, they don't have an official word on tt yet. so far, as bad as it could have been, it's really not that bad, given the size of the earthquake. >> sreeinvasan: are the bout thes concerned a power lines, the gas lines, ttht turn things off that they assure people are still safe as the aftershocks happen? driving around town, things arec, sporadi i was outside a supermarket that had substantiad damage ins as i was outside, the workers came running out and said our power went off. i'm a couple of blocks away at a trailer park, and one-halfheo have ttreet, the owner of the

this is sharon lane. sharon lane was a nurse, army nurse. she was the only woman to be killed as a result of enemy fire in vietnam. we had other women who lost their lives. we had women who were awarded the purple heart. we can see here a bronze star. these uniforms by the way, they had to be starched. you can imagine a hot climate like vietnam. we called ourselves strak lax. you had to be strapped. you ironed your uniform and pressed it and were presentable at all times. this is a picture of president johnson signing the legislation that removed the restrictions on grade in 1967. here we are, the chiefs of the women's services components are there to include the nurses. in 1970, the first women were promoted to general officer. we sort of end this journey of women's service to the nation with women serving today in the global war on terror. this is a unique exhibit in that we at the time we established it, there was a woman who was a command major in afghanistan. reseech we asked her if she could help us tell the story of what women were do

sharon epperson has our str:y. >> repor27-year-old ramone gonzalez believes in having a game plan atances. >> reiving about $250. >> reporter: a production supervisor at web bake coffee in gonzalez isifornia, saving for his future in a new workplace retirement plan called cal savers. >> i will have a nice lump sum when the year is over. >> reporter: r bay was one of the first businesses in southern califolia to enrts 47 employees in the state-sponsored program, allowing private sector employees to savet and inv in an individual retirement account at work. >> we are openo full and part-time employees, and soon to those independent contractors or gig worker >> reporter: while not a traditional 401(k) plan, it is designed to hel bridgehe savings gap for workers who do not have access to an employer-sponsored plan. more than 7 million california workers have no retirement savings plan at work. two-thirds are at small businesses with fewer than 100 employees. 49-year-old maria del carmen ansteel vasquez who cleans offices in therancisco bay area, is now starting to save for her own future

reporting live in oakland, i'm sharon katsuda, nbc bay area news. >> thanks, sharon. >>> a dramatic rescue today in los combgatos. they landed in the water. the female hiker was seriously hurt. she went to the hospital. the other hiker was treated at the reservoir. >>> well, if president trump wants to be on california's primary ballot in march, he's going to have to show the state his taxes, according to governor newsom who signed a law into effect that takes effect immediately. it pertains to candidates for california governor. it's expected to be challenged in the court, not just by the trump administration but also by state and national republican groups. the law does not bar candidates from being on the bar in november's general election, though. >> okay. let's get a check of our forecast. another beautiful day. not too hot. not too cold. just perfect. mild. >> had the windows open this morning. that nice breeze coming in. felt really good. we're going to see more of that tomorrow. the only hiccup will be the fog in the forecast. we get you to our microclimate forecast right now. we'l

so it was very believable. >> mac and sharon gave the caller $900 forhe repair work. but they said it turns out he used the couple's own computer software to dupe them intol ieving he was fixing their laptop. n reality they say he was installing malware to cause more havoc. >> we've been cleverly scammed. >> this couple is not alone. the federal trade commission received c143,000plaints about tech support scams last ear and say consumers lost $55 million. but the next time someone robo calls you with a computer warning you can be prepared. >> if they call you, make you email them. aall them back. if you just h up a lot of timesou can keep yourself safe. >> rachel tomac teaches consumers how not to fall victim to scams. >> it's reallysimple, you don't have to be rude, you don't have to be unkinded. but you can still shut that individual down and maybe they're real and you will give them a call back. >> fortunately mac and sharon's bank stopped their payment >>> confetti filled the air as o hundreds of tands packed the streets of manhattan to honor the u.s. women's nati

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sharon will not only feed families this summer but teach them how to cook.er what that was called? that was called cavolo nero. for the next five weeks, daisy knows she and her girls will be fed if they need it. the summer kitchen open to all, a place this mum says is free from stigma and shame. rugby league‘s women‘s challenge cup final tomorrow will be a special day for one yorkshire schoolgirl. castleford‘s hollie dodd turns 16 today, and so she will become the youngest person ever — male orfemale — to play in a challenge cup final. katie shanahan went to meet her. this is hollie dodd. atjust 16 years old, she has the world at her feet, and this is what all the fuss is about. commentator: it is a brilliant run from hollie dodd. she is going all the way. i went to meet hollie and her dad to find out more about rugby league‘s rising star. i never even touched a rugby ball before until year 7 and then people, my pe staff, were telling me to get down to rugby and ijust fitted in straight away, really. i have not always been in rugby league. i used to be a bal

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if you sharon's around early doors for the morning commute, most of those will fade away eastwards. — showers. most of us will turn drier, several sunny spells breaking through the murky low cloud in the morning. by the afternoon, more showers brewing here and there. friday, humid once again, but part of scotland, may be north—east england, we could see severe thunderstorms developing later in the day to take us into the night. that could cause minorflooding the day to take us into the night. that could cause minor flooding and travel problems. shower is becoming less potent, though, as we go through friday and did the weekend with prices becoming dry. that are many places becoming dry. you're watching beyond one hundred days. britain's ambassador to washington resigns after his emails are leaked, the president trashes him and borisjohnson fails to stand upfor him. it all became too much — and sir kim darroch stepped down saying it was impossible for him to carry out his role as he'd like. the ambassador has received the full support of the british foreign office — in a striking state

sharon is the european council president spain's foreign minister who is a thorough has been chosen as the top diplomat the high representative for foreign affairs and i.m.f. chief christine legarde has been proposed the president of the european central bank. a decision comes after days of talks in brussels but council president don't to us because warned the names may not be endorsed by the e.u. parliament this is right we have parliament time to debate or discuss to argue. and then to decide certain. but i hope that of the political leaders not on the prime minister prime minister that will do everything to do to convince our colleagues in the parliament to. support this. project that's going on now to nadeem brussels as surprising are these names. well i think what's more surprising is the speed at which they suddenly were announced because one of those names the. what some people call the jewel in the crown the presidency of the european commission going to the lion as you were saying that's been rumored for most of choose day. seen as an experienced. politician back home in ge

back to you. >> thank you, sharon. it's 5:02. >>> we have breaking news. iran says it's captured what it says are u.s. spies. the country accusing 17 people of working for the cia. the intelligence sbin stree say they are all iranian citizens, some arrested apparently sentenced to death. tracie potts is live on capitol hill. have you heard anything from washington, tracie? >> no, no response from washington yet, but not only have some been sentenced to deaths, others long jail sentences and the iranians claim that their citizens were turned to be u.s. spies while they were in the process of aplying for visas, and that they have now turned some of those iranians back into spies for iran on the u.s. more on that situation later, but we are also watching twitter, and the president's latest tweet about these four female lawmakers of color. first one was more than a week ago, but now the president's going after them again. president trump's latest controversial tweet, "i don't believe the four congress wwome are capable of loving our country. they should apolog

sharon they know what to do you know what they're playing with and i think they're playing with fire so no message to iran whatsoever negotiations to select the european union's top official is underway with repeated attempts to reach a consensus it's the 3rd meeting to pick the blocks top jobs including the president of the european commission a math and 20 hour negotiation on monday broke down over eastern european opposition 2 friends to moments a dutch socialist politician has the backing of germany spain and france. here's a breakdown of what's at stake in these negotiations the major debate is over the top job the european commission president well that takes the role will steer policy for the next 5 years also up for grabs are the presidencies of the european council and parliament for the next 2 and a half years they'll lead then represent their respective arms in a unity goshi ations finally there's the e.u. foreign affairs chief and the president of the european central bank will set monetary policy for euro countries to fill those roles e.u. leaders will not only have to r

the founder lyon has been proposed as the next european commission president belgian prime minister sharon michel is nominated to be the european council president spain's for mr jones at boorowa has been chosen to be the e.u.'s top diplomat a high representative for foreign affairs and i.m.f. chief christine lagarde has been proposed for president of the european central bank. are now have to be endorsed by the e.u. parliament european council president donald tusk warned that there's a huge question mark over whether they will be but said he's hopeful they will. this is right we have parliament i mean to debate or discuss to argue. and then to decide to run. but i hope that if the political leaders are not on the prime minister prime ministers will do everything to do to convince our colleagues in the parliament to. support this this. project. is going to identity in brussels so they had to compromise to reach these their these various names how popular are they. well there certainly well known figures that's for sure the nomination for the what some see as the jewel in the crown of the

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sharon is just one victim of a massive and growing fried.o lose weight. i wouldn't normally have bought diet pills off the internet, but because it was dear carol, why would i not believe her? yes, you trust her. yes. sharon says she is embarrassed to have fallen for the scam, but she is also angry with facebook. it's false advertising, and i feel, much like with a newspaper, they would have a say in whether your advert was ok to be posted, and i just feel that facebook should take that into account and do the same. this is utter garbage. we first reported the fake ad featuring carol last month. i think facebook need to take more responsibility for items and adverts that are appearing on their platform. if people are allowed to put any old trash out, it has got to be monitored somewhere along the line. so what is being done? today, facebook are launching a new reporting tool. if you think an ad is a scam, you can press the icon. a dedicated team at facebook will investigate the ad and take it down. our responsibility as a platform is to ensu

fanfare and the fireworks in the northern malaysian state of sharon going to government officials from both china and malaysia celebrate the continued construction on a rail project after a year long suspension of the endeavor part of beijing's far reaching one belt one road initiative was initially cancelled in 2018 by malaysian prime minister mahathir mohamad who felt that the project initial price tag was too high the chinese contractor agreed to cut the original cost by a 3rd. the news grid to be boosted immediately the confidence of the foreign investors in the market of malaysia is especially the chinese in western. jury of the past the 3 months after that according to my observation the a grade wave of chinese but 10 showing west coming to malaysia the new rail link will connect malaysians western coast to poor rural states in the east china's import export bank will be financing 85 percent of the projects almost $11000000000.00 cost. and i approve the samsung galaxy hold was recalled before it even reached consumers now the green technology company plans to launch its new folda

what's your story take part sharon on in for my current stock. welcome to world stories. a glimmer of hope south africa's fight against hiv germany the past is a foreign country but 1st to pakistan according to the un sustainable development goals all children should be in education by 2030 but a recent review paints a bleak picture especially for low income countries. you know it's 8 o'clock in the morning and sergeant muhammad should be getting ready for school but the 12 year old stopped going a few years ago in order to work and support his family. although i come here early in the morning and stay till late which is very tiring when i get home i have a bath and go to the mosque. we don't have money which is why i can no longer study . such a situation is the norm for millions of children across pakistan a new report from unesco estimates some $5.00 men are out of school at the primary level and girls news are the most going to van posing unmarried as children and afterwards of going to school. this school was established by volunteers in karachi offering feel lessons

the risks of speaking out we're telling sharon stories are very very big as it's shown and various cases recently too at least to us trillian the dems. told the audience through a t.v. interview that they have been very his didn't share stories even in one instance one australian that week or who were detained in one of those camps did not feel comfortable safe to go out and shared stories this has been the case with many week has around the world any weaker that you talk to can tell you that there are threats down the members or friends or someone they know have been taken in the camps but they're not in the position to. come up and tell the stories even in the united states there are several weeks in academia and business have been directly appeal in the united states government without speaking to media representatives because of the potential retaliation against them from the chinese government and also so in some instances they weaker we are family members brought up to talk to the family members overseas and using the family members to pressure their forum base their children or re

. ♪ yvonne: asia oil reporter sharon reporter joining us from seoul this morning.ck their best charge against each other. david: check out their charts on the bloomberg library. off. kick things what are we talking about today? well, i'm going to introduce you guys to the new kid on the block for crude palm oil. if you look at the chart, you interesthat the open and aggregating trading volume for this contract has actually been rising ever since three months ago. it's up against fallacious which is the benchmark. we have another contract in china. -- that this has the edge because it can, it has a longer trading our. they can provide cross market trading opportunities versus rivals in edible oil. palm oil is used in so many different products. it's used in ice cream and chocolate, biofuel and even shampoos. i think that the rise in open interest means it's a strong indicator of what the market size is going to be and what the influence is going to be. i think it shows that this .ontract is quite promising that's what the traders are also telling us. yvonne: new kid

. >> and poor sharon who is thrown in the middle of it. >> working for marty is a big thing. open, supportive, encouraging, and so present with me. >> can i trust you? answer me. can i trust you? >> sharon stone is in the great tradition of crawford and the great divas and i had to learn how to bring out what i needed through her. >> with marty, because his films are so daring and the violence is so violent, and because everything that you do is so true, you have to be really welling to kind of let your guts come out. >> get out of here. >> fine! >> i'm taking her. >> you're not taking her. you're a junkie. get out of here. >> ultimately they're given paradise and like adam and eve they're banished from paradise because they blew it. >>> "apollo 13" was a real turning point for me and an eye opener. i learned the power of a true story. >> this is houston. say again, please? >> houston, we have a problem. >> just believing in the story. my mantra was just show it. >> we're not going to have enough power left to get home. >> we know they're going to be safe, but the thing we ca

hello and welcome to this monday edition of asia business report, i'm sharon tate lail.start with the trade war, because top representatives for the us and china are all scheduled to resume face—to—face negotiations in shanghai tomorrow. but as we report, president donald trump has been using his favourite form of communication, twitter, to downplay expectations of an end to the conflict any time soon. donald trump has raised the stakes, as his trade and finance chiefs robert lighthizer and steve mnuchin prepare for talks with chinese cou nterpa rts prepare for talks with chinese counterparts on tuesday. it will be the first proper meeting since donald trump reached a truce with chinese president xi zhang ping at the 620 injapan, and only one month before —— using ping. but donald trump is flexing his muscle again, on friday firing a twitter threat —— ze zhang ping. he's unhappy the world's which developing nations can get a better trading deal than american firms at the wto, and he warned he would ignore apple's plea to be exempt on tariffs. companies have urged mr trum

sharon is just one victim of a massive and growing fried. of a massive and growing fraud.k, fronted by the bbc‘s carol kirkwood, advertising a new way to lose weight. i wouldn't normally have bought diet pills off the internet, but because it was dear carol, why would i not believe her? yes, you trust her. yes. sharon says she is embarrassed to have fallen for the scam, but she is also angry with facebook. it's false advertising and i feel, much like with a newspaper, they would have a say in whether your advert was ok to be posted, and i just feel that facebook should take that into account and do the same. this is utter garbage. we first reported the fake ad featuring carol last month. i think facebook need to take more responsibility for items and adverts that are appearing on their platform. if people are allowed to put any old trash out, it has got to be monitored somewhere along the line. so what is being done? today, facebook are launching a new reporting tool. if you think an ad is a scam, you can press the icon. a dedicated team at facebook will investigate the ad

quickly find a line nominated as the president the european commission the belgian prime minister sharon michelle as the new president of the european council you mentioned christine legarde for the european central bank she's already said that she's temporarily stepping down from her current post at the i.m.f. and also your support. from spain for the position of a representative for foreign affairs and security policy barbara just also we heard an american speaking a little while ago and she said that she had stain from the decision concerning fund and line her current defense minister here in germany do we know why ships. yeah because it's germany get the top job and then it's sort of like good manners to step to the side and say ok you sort of figure out where the you want to go and put. the on the table here at this point it's how it's done if you want to behave gentlemanly and that's.