tom: michael spence, -- shock.spence, the major shock, we will get to china, is the idea of how this -- the turmoil, the populism we see in eastern europe and what we see in turkey as well, pulled that over to china. michael: in my view, china is a big, complicated place, but a different story. tom: ok. michael: china is, you know, on a reform process in some dimensions, on an increasing control process in other dimensions. the reform momentum has not been lost. they have not abandoned the fundamentals of a sound growth model at their stage of growth. the dynamism at the microeconomic level is really, truly impressive. so i think if you are giving them grades, they would get a higher grade than some of the ones turning away. tom: dynamism is the keyword. professor spence, a school to the north, called columbia. michael spence from new york university and kit juckes with us as well. we have so much to talk about. michael kremer joining us later. we will look at bank earnings at 6:00. francine and i are thrilled. he

there's no question that spence enjoys playing around with a sense of taste. as a scientist he's also excited about the opportunities offered by the digital age. as you look at food he can deliver augmenting reality so i can change what this biscuit looks like i can make it bigger or smaller i can change the color or have got something like a cup of coffee say this has a my colleagues in japan now have it such that i can add cream or i can add make this drink look hot up by adding steam flowing off the top the idea is we can make things taste better different make it look like i'm eating a really big cookie will i be happy with less. my brain to figure out that i'm being fooled how and where you eat and drink the utensils you use. all of it influences your perceptions. so taste to a large extent at least is all in your head. to head is one thing this robot doesn't have that handle is easy to program and can do all kinds of jobs which may seem very popular with scientists some of them are now teaching him an age old school. once to the left once to the right ha

police say spence lost control of his and cro t median into oncoming traffic.-year-old was not wearing a seat belt and was ejected from his vehicle. he did not break bones but suffered lacerations on his face. spence is expected to make a full recovery. >>> on the cbs "money watch" now, a chicken recall expands, and new problems for boeing 737s. diane king hall is at the stock exchange with that and more. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. today investors will get an early read on consumer sentiment for october. meanwhile, stocks rallied thursday led by tech shares and big banks. the dow was up 150 points, the s&p 500 gained 18, and the nasdaq added 47. >>> tiptop poultry is recalling ready-to-eat poultry products due to possibility of listeria contamination. the frozen cooked, diced, or shredded chicken products were made between january 21st and september 24th of this year. the recall also impacts products that were shipped to canada. >>> inspections of more than three dozen boeing 7je have turned up structural cracks. boeing says so far air

according to spence for example the present shape of a cup alters the taste of the coffee. as you feel something round in the hand that brings out sweet notes as you make the cut more angular that tends to accentuate the acidic notes instead and then by changing of the shape. of the cup over the surface of the liquid then you can accentuate to enhance the fruit you know it's. seeing hearing tasting smelling and touching the full experience of a meal is made of all the senses and what they come together to create. the self described gastro physicist has played with the concept and as achieved results the 1st glance would seem hard to prove. sound as the forgotten flavor sons and i could be the sound of it from the sound of the food itself but the crunchy crispy crackling through the sounds of the places in which we eat the sounds of preparation the sounds of the coffee machine we heard over. the sound of music and of noise to. spencer says his work has shown that listening to high pitch music while eating makes tastes sweeter. whereas lower notes trigger associations with a

the driver world welterweight champ earl spence jr. was ejected from the car. spence is now in a hospital icu in serious condition police say is he expected to live. >>> in germany, simone biles made more history, with winning five all-around titles and is one step closer to an even bigger record. erin mclaughlin is there >> the stage belongs to simone biles. >> reporter: simone biles once again in a league of her own already considered the greatest of all time. today she nabs her fifth all-around world title two more medals here in germany and she'll become the most decorated gymnast at the world championships ever. >> i feel good after today put out good performances. wasn't too crazy didn't do anything crazy. >> does she do it? >> reporter: admitting she held back noticeably absent, double/double dismount off the balance beam known as the biles unprecedented for its difficulty last week the national gymnastics federation opted to assign the skill a lower value than experts believe it's worth. >> you're accredited with really pushing the sport forward with in

spence recently unified titles in the welterweight division.ing pressure from fifa and human rights organisations, women in iran were allowed to watch a men's match for the first time in 40 years today. the national side beat cambodia 14 nil in cup qualifier. the mother of team gb snowboarder ellie soutter says she hopes her daughter's legacy will help others living with mental health issues. she took her own life on her 18th birthday last year. a warning, her interview with sally nugent, covers some sensitive issues. what was ellie like? what was she like as a little girl? ellie was quite an independent little girl. she knew what she wanted, even from an early age. you know, she had her own ambitions and her own drive. ellie died over a year ago now, on her 18th birthday. what happened ? i left her a message the morning of her birthday, but there was no answer. but as a mum, i knew something wasn't right. i was in contact with her dad, and i said to him, "have you spoken to ellie? have you seen ellie?" and he said, no. the day went on and peop

spence was the only person in the car at the time.ory of how a pop star meets a prince and what they do together to make the here's abc's david muir. >> reporter: it might look like prince harry there, but it's harry who answers the door. it's singer ed sheeran. >> thanks very much for coming, i really appreciate it. >> thanks for having me, man, this is something i'm quite passionate about. >> me as well. >> this for me is a subject and a conversation that's just not talked about enough. i think people all over the world are really suffering. >> people don't understand what it's like. >> what? >> the jokes and the snide comments. i feel like it's time we stood up and said we're not going to take this anymore. we are ginger and we're going to fight. >> um -- okay. slightly awkward. >> reporter: sheeran joking that he's there to stand and up fight for everyone who looks like them. prince harry using humor too saying, this is not about that, it's about standing up for mental health. >> this is about world mental health day. >> oh -- uh,

sylvia lennan—spence reports.s of the capital, sewing their anger to the government. masked protesters threw stones at police who responded with tear gas and deployed armoured vehicles. without the city, roads were blocked with burning tyres. groups of demonstrators trying to reach the government palace in downtown were pushed back by riot police. officers made a number of arrests. testers are angry at president lenin moreno's decision to end ao—year—old subsidies forfuel, moreno's decision to end ao—year—old subsidies for fuel, which were costing the government more than $1 billion annually, and therefore, he said, no longer affordable. translation: these subsidies benefited those who didn't need it and benefited from smuggling. these resources must be invested in health, housing and security for all ecuadorians. they are part of his plan to bolster ecuador‘s economy and is its debt burden. it announced it was leaving the organisation of the petroleum exporting countries, opec. it currently pumps more than 500,00

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borjas: miren como se vuelca el auto del boxeador errol spence esto ocurriÓ en dallas texas y este vÍdeoizado, perdiÓ el control del vehÍculo debido al exceso de velocidad, es un autÉntico milagro de acuerdo a estas imÁgenes es increÍble. carolina: cambiando de tema oyes el dÍa mundial de la obesidad, y Ésta se ha vuelto una verdadera epidemia, especialmente quien estados unidos, y es que cada persona vive casi cuatro aÑos menos que los demÁs y el pronÓstico de las autlevincula muchas enfe mortales. borjas: asÍ es hablamos de diabetes, de problemas cardÍacos y accidentes cerebrovasculares y tambiÉn cÁncer, casi el 70% suche esto de los estadounidenses tiene sobrepeso estÁ considerado ya como una epidemia. carolina: especialmente cuando hablamos de los niÑos, pero otros temas has pensado en comprar casa? que tal si te cuento que en una casa que venden por un dÓlar. borjas: no sÉ si tienen estaciÓn local de univisión porque voy para allÁ. carolina: escuchen esta historia pesar de que cuesta un dÓlar los dueÑos estÁn tan desesperados que decidieron bajar su precio lo mÁs posible a primera v

sylvia lennan—spence reports. it was a historic night on the terraces of tehran's azadi stadium. imposed by clerics who argue women should be shielded from the masculine atmosphere and the semi—clad men, hit the headlines last month, when a woman set herself on fire, after being arrested for trying to attend a match. on thursday, tragedy was replaced with joy. translation: we're very excited because we've been wanting to go to the stadium to cheer—on our country for years. this is a very important day for us, since it's the first time women are able to enter the stadium. translation: we're here to see iran play. we had waited so long to see our team and this feels absolutely great. over 3,500 women were in the stadium that seats over 70,000, a "token number and a cynical start" according to amnesty international. football's governing body says it will stand firm on equal rights. time will tell, then, if a win on the pitch would be a win for women. gareth barlow, bbc news. how talking pot, as we open our biggest ever store, top tennis courts, i was asking whether you think the rec

sylvia lennan—spence, bbc news.r programme at 10. this morning, the belfast high court will decide whether northern ireland's strict abortion laws are in breach of the uk human rights commitment. we will bring you that decision and bring you an interview with the woman who brought the case, sarah ewart, who had to travel to england six years ago for an abortion despite doctor saying her unborn child would not survive outside the womb. join us on the bbc news channel and online. and in sport, dina does it. asher—smith becomes the first british woman to win a world sprint title. we'll get reaction from british olympic sprint champion darren campbell, that's at 9.35.. also coming up, the first ever scheme of council housing to be nominated for the most prestigious awards in architecture the riba stirling prize 2019. now it's time for a look at the weather with carol kirkwood. you will have been hearing about storm lorenzo which is approaching the west of the republic of ireland and northern ireland, and look at the squ

champ in your old spencer jr is in intensive care after a serious a car crash and alice on thursday spence jr is expected to make a full recovery from his injuries which are not life threatening the 29 year old host the i b f and w.b.c. versions of the wild will to wait tied to one it made in the baseball the houston astros that beat the tampa bay rays that advance in the playoffs series the hosts defeated the rays 61 on thursday night in game 5 yes our and now through to the american league championship series where they'll face in new york yankees. small balls has sent a message to her rivals ahead of the tokyo olympics and next year the american has won a record 5th all wrong title at the gymnastics world championships in germany now has a total of 22 world championship medals across all events the most by any other female gymnast and one child will follow russian vitale share both men's records and that's it for me and i thank you very much for about update and thanks for watching the news hour on al-jazeera martinez is with you in just a moment too much more of the day's news coming y

same bus ride the old jazeera to her i welterweight boxing champion errol spence jr is in intensive care after a serious car crash in dallas on thursday spain's junior is expected to make a full recovery from his injuries which will not life threatening the 29 year old holds the i.d.f. and w.b.c. versions of the world welterweight title yes 26 wins from as many fights. a boycott by chinese fans ahead of an n.b.a. preseason game in shanghai failed to materialize on thursday the arena in shanghai was nearly full for the game between the brooklyn nets and the l.a. lakers brooklyn winning this politically charged clash $114.00 points to $111.00. the team at the same for of the china n.b.a. round the used rockets are currently in japan on a pre-season tour while chinese firms and fans are lining up to cut ties with the league its popularity in japan remains on the minish the rockets were taking on the current india champions which runs a raptors at the side time a super renamed so if you use that winning $118100.00 and even. i organizers of the rugby world cup of cancelled 2 matches on saturd

sylvia lennan—spence has the story.own to former dallas police officer, amber guyger, and emotional testimony for the victim ‘s brother. and emotional testimony for the victim 's brother. if you are truly sorry, i know, i can speakfor myself, i forgive you. and then, wiping away tears, a moment of unprecedented empathy for the woman who killed his brother. unprecedented empathy for the woman who killed his brotherlj unprecedented empathy for the woman who killed his brother. i do not if it is possible but can i give her a hug, please? please? yes. sobbing. prosecutors at house for a minimum sentence of 28 years as her victim would have turned 28 last week, botham jean. he victim would have turned 28 last week, bothamjean. he was victim would have turned 28 last week, botham jean. he was shot and killed while eating ice cream. amber guyger argued she had mistaken his home for her and shot him thinking he was an intruder. i will never see him again. and i want to see him. i still want to see him. sobbing. the presiding ju

sylvia lennan—spence reports.sly find the defendant, amber guyger, guilty of murder as charged in the indictment. and emotional outpouring from the family of botham jean after the guilty verdict they had been hoping for. this verdict today is for them. everybody can raise their hand. this verdict is for them. the 26—year—old, who worked for an accounting firm, had been sitting in this apartment in dallas in september last year when he was shot dead by former police officer amber guyger. she said she had mistaken jean's apartment for her own on the floor below and burst into confront a suspected intruder. he either got up a suspected intruder. he either got up from the sofa was partially crouching when he was shot twice while eating ice cream. testifying on her own defence, a tearful guyger said she believed her own life was in danger when she pulled the trigger. i was scared. in danger when she pulled the trigger. iwas scared. iwas in danger when she pulled the trigger. i was scared. i was scared of this person in

world welterweight boxing champion aaron spence jr is in intensive care after a serious car crash in dallas on thursday spain's junior is expected to make a full recovery from his injuries which are not life threatening the 29 year old holds the i.d.f. and w.b.c. versions of the world welterweight title he has 26 wins from as many fights a boy caught by chinese fans ahead of an n.b.a. pre-season game in shanghai failed to materialize on thursday the arena in shanghai was nearly full for the game between the brooklyn nets and the l.a. lakers brooklyn winning the politically charged clash $114.00 points to $111.00. the team at the same. for of the china n.b.a. role the use and rockets are currently in japan on a pre-season tour while chinese firms and fans are lining up to cut ties with the league its popularity in japan remains on the minish the rockets were taking on the current n.b.a. champions who want to rep to the side thomas super renamed tokyo used in winning 118100 and. i organizers of the rugby world cup of canceled 2 matches on saturday as typhoon moves closer to the coast o

sylvia lennan—spence reports.ed in the indictment. an emotional outpouring from the family of botham jean after the guilty verdict they had been hoping for. this verdict today is for them. everybody can raise their hand. this verdict is for them. the 26—year—old, who worked for an accounting firm, had been sitting in his apartment in dallas in september last year when he was shot dead by former police officer amber guyger. she said she had mistaken jean's apartment for her own on the floor below, and burst in to challenge a suspected intruder. he either got up from the sofa or was partially crouching when he was shot twice, while eating ice cream. testifying in her own defence, a tearful guyger said she had believed her life was in danger when she pulled the trigger. cries i was scared. i was scared of this person in my apartment, and i'm so sorry. i'm sorry. bothamjean's mother, allison, who had remained composed throughout the trial, fought back tears as she described the day she learned her son had been fatally

sylvia lennan—spence has the story. the flat, endless countryside of the dutch province of drenthe.ved here or what went on inside these walls. it was all a mystery until a young man walked into a local pub, drank five beers and asked for help. translation: i could immediately see he was confused. he had long hair, dirty beard and dirty old clothes. it didn't make sense. when police arrived, they found his father and four siblings, living in a small space in the house that could be locked, and it wasn't known if the were there voluntarily. they'd been there apparently alone for years, surviving on home—grown vegetables and livestock. it's not clear if any of the children had ever gone to school or even knew that other people existed. officers wouldn't confirm speculation the family were waiting for the end of time. translation: part of our investigation is to find out what the people were doing exactly. there are still many questions to which we have no answer. a man has been arrested, although it's not believed he's the father. the local mayor said the children's mother died some t

noah spence about a quarter- mile of the drug. police estimate that more than 100 tenants are in that area but they cannot do anything about it. idaho says they cannot be evicted from public property unless there is a set available and storage for personal belongings. officials have posted a side one the public is using the public troll. and everybody else has post with the ladies involved. >> some believe the court ruled should be taken by the u.s. supreme court. a final decision will establish a standard for escaping across the nation. >>> helping the homeless. a series of housing projects are finally getting off the ground. projects like these are not joyously difficult to go. that was not the case here. is there.>> as a whole lot better than having to empty lot. i think we came out way ahead of this. >> what is in for all of us. we take people off the streets who are suffering. >> it is one of three new housing projects approved under measure eight. now, our original series. the bay area didn't tell him. his most expensive pla

spence of wildlife and the indigenous people there are also been accusations of governmental corruption and conflicts of interest and when the administration of president moralist built this $29.00 story $34000000.00 skyscraper you can see which towers above the former presidential palace this pink building in front of it many people saw that as a sign of the government's increasing opulent in what is one of the poorest countries in south america. despite the missteps many believe ins like in a sense you still see morale is a safe way forward. because then i think if the president stays in power then these programs will continue before we didn't have them and we don't know the proposals on the other candidates we've lived with this president and we know that he gives help 6. that may be enough to see him over the finish line john homan how does it look. now u.k. prime minister boss johnson will take his breakfast deal to parliament on saturday to when the votes of a fractured government all opposition parties including his coalition partner the northern irish to you a set to vote agains

that is green and the desire to maximize press personal gifts will gain at the at the expense of spence of others. and if any society made made a small sum society based on that principle is a good but it can survive a global society is based on that principle is a good thing but it can survive a global society based on that principle is headed for massive destruction. based on that principle is headed for massive destruction. i don't think we're. and i don't think we're smart enough to design in any detail what a smart enough to design in any detail what a perfectly just and free society would be like i think we can give some a perfectly just and free society it would be like i think we can give some guidelines and more significant we can ask how we can progress in guidelines and more significant we can ask how we can progress in that direction. in that direction. john dewey the leading social philosopher in the late twenty's. john dewey the leading social philosopher in the late 20th century here argued that until all institutions production centuries here argue that until all institu

the sports car flipping over several times and ejecting spence.spitalized in serious condition but expected to survive. police say the ferrari was speeding and he was not wearing a seat belt. spence is a welterweight champion undefeated in his professional career. >> cybersecurity an important issue for all of us these days. many americans do not know the answers to some critical questions concerning your online privacy. so we brought brett larson in to help us out. >> this is what i like to call job security. >> bill: the story. a majority of u.s. adults can answer fewer than half of these questions correctly. i'll ask you some of these questions and >> see if i know the answer. >> bill: where might you encounter a phishing scam? >> a lot of adults don't know what it is. a little over 60% understood phishing scam. an email that looks legit mate but it isn't. if you click on the links you are taken to a phony website to steal all your information. >> we're educating people, right >> they are literally the most common scam that you are going to fal

tricycle meets in the boxes at major football stadiums because of course they're all football fans spence and co billy's huge. lots of networking happens there that's not their marketplace they mingle and meet them more than it so-called parties for the rich as of zubin and i think part. of. that would. have enough and we always are a lot of employees here and we have a lot of friends in the box christian fivers here today germany's most famous criminologist c.c. i'm not states sometimes you may live for someone from politics comes right because john boehner from between are part of my close or good friends so there's always lots going on here i think it's something new to be. involved in that kind of shana is opening a new club a new branch of his fitness empire. also has become a member in the network of important people from the sports business and intertainment industries. along the way. i hope you see this kitchen because listen this is true it's a close circle that's hard to get into. sure money attracts success and success attracts money i do believe that order 5 experienced myself

boxing champion errol spence jr. losing control speeding into oncoming traffic. flipping his ferrari over. the latest on his condition this morning. >>> abc news exclusive. ronan farrow here live with new details from his bombshell book. the rape allegation against matt lauer, his claim that nbc news told him to pause all reporting on movie mogul harvey weinstein. the interview only on "gma" this morning. >>> and unstoppable. simone biles dropping the mic, the unbeatable gymnast soaring to new heights. >> unbelievable! >> capturing a record fifth world all-around title and even surprising herself. ♪ the greatest >>> every time you see simone biles, you just have to shake your head. good morning, america. hope you all are doing well this friday. big show this morning, including the first television interview with ronan farrow here live in the studio, of course, the author of that compelling new book, "catch and kill," with those explosive allegations about matt lauer and harvey weinstein. that interview coming up. >> that is a huge story. >>> we are going to begin

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. >> reporter: cody spence a registered democrat in 2016 struggling to pay for health care and todayancial situation improved and's credits donald trump, i don't think at this point there is a reason to impeach him. get hard evidence the people of the country can see, that's a different story. >> reporter: some moderates question the wisdom of an impeachment fight now. >> well, we've already gone pretty far into this presidency. so do we really want to spend the last time of it impeaching someone who may or may not be elected again? >> reporter: more pregi iprogre democrats say full steam ahead regardless of the outcome. >> probably still favors democrats. >> reporter: goes on to win the election? >> a rough another four years. >> reporter: democratic officials here in washington county say that not only does dislike of donald trump help them, but impeachment does as well. they have an off-year election coming up in a few days and say impeachment and dislike of trump is already driving voters and raising enthusiasm among democrats here and they expect that trend to continue through 2

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but now with the fires burning cell towers down in generators already in use were spence this state ising for more northern california lawmakers are proposing a state law to require cell phone companies to have backup systems for their cell towers. >>in the state marine county have the highest percentage of cell sites go down during the weekend public safety power shutoff some 57% of the cell sites were out of service. >>residents tell kron 4 the ordeal has been frustrating because it made getting access to emergency information. difficult. over the weekend in nevado and lasting for several days. >>alexander adams says electronic communication was impossible around my area i used to get just few bars, you know, but during the outage i got nothing and i had go all the way up on top of the hill. >>in my neighborhood to get like a single bar, it was horrible and although depending on their cell carriers some residents never lost cell service. i was pleasantly surprised but >>it all worked out in a positive manner, the majority of marine county struggled with their cell phones the federal

. >> my health insurance alone -- >> reporter: cody spence, a registered democrat in 2016 was strugglingalth care. today his financial situation has improved. he credits donald trump. >> i don't think at this point that there is a reason to impeach him. you get some hard evidence that the people of the country can see, that's a different story. >> reporter: some moderates question the wisdom of an impeachment fight now. >> well, we have already gone pretty far into this presidency. do we really want to spend the last time of it impeaching someone who may or may not be elected again? >> reporter: more progressive democrats say full steam ahead on impeachment, regardless of the outcome. >> it probably still favors the democrats. >> reporter: if he wins the election? >> that's going to be a rough four years. >> reporter: democratic officials in washington county say not only does dislike of donald trump help them. but impeachment does as well. they have an off-year election coming up in a few days. they say impeachment and the dislike of trump is driving voters and raising enthusiasm among

temrature climb just a little bit further eventual lee setting us up for what will be a toasty weekend spence in the 80's for many areas as i mentioned it is a chilly start to the morning with those 40's 50's so don't leave the house without the jacket this morning little less brisk than yesterday though as winds have calmed down back to you. >>made it to 94 years old, so i figure why not. >>yeah we have real carbon now she was there with him for the thrilling ride take away. >>leaving his security behind all to take flight. >>i'm but as he suited up paul the million have a guardian angel jumping right there within. >>your wife will be with you when you do one thing about that she will need the she'll be right alongside of you. >>hall's wife passed away in january saturday would have marked their 75th wedding anniversary. the job just as much for her as himself. his granddaughter taking in skydiving for his 94th birthday. i'm glad he's going to do it. i didn't think you would when i told him that's what i got him for his birthday. >>until the moment came the job. >>was just beautiful. i just

. >> reporter: cody spence in 2016 was struggling to pay for health care.al situation has improved. he credits donald trump. >> i don't think there's a reason to impeach him. you get card evidence that the people of country can see that's a different story. >> we've already gone pretty far into this presidency. do we really want to spend the last time of it impeaching someone who may or may not be elected again? >> reporter: more progressive democrats say full steam ahead on impeachment, regardless of the outcome. >> probably still favors the democrats. >> reporter: and if he goes on to win the election? >> it's going to be a rough another four years. >> reporter: democratic officials here in was impeachme dislike of donald trump works in their favor. they have an off-year election in a few days and say it's already driving out enthusiasm and voters for their side. it's a trend, they insist, they will continue through 2020. erin? >> miguel, thank you. >>> decoding trumps love for e the . . . >> . . . >> that's right. >> . . . sir, you're a broker. what do y

sylvia lennan—spence reports. (tx) rivers burst, roads and bridges destroyed, dozens killed. one of the worst hit areas, more than a metre of rain fell in two days, and the cost of the clean—up will be substantial. hundreds are in emergency accommodation and do not know when they will return home. more than 110,000 people will be involved in rescue efforts but hopes of finding those still missing are fading rapidly. neil woodford's flagship fund is to be shut down. it is a major humiliation for the uk's best—known —— it is a major humiliation for the uk's best—known stockpicker. woodford has also been removed as investment manager of the fund, which will be renamed. but investors will not get any money back until mid—january at the earliest. withdrawals from the woodford equity income fund have been frozen since earlyjune, after rising numbers of investors asked for their money to be returned. the parents of 19 year—old harry dunn have called on the american woman at the centre of the investigation into their son's death to return to the uk to face justice. harry dunn's mothe

sylvia lennan—spence, bbc news.f friendship and companionship. zoo keepers in russia didn't know what to do when a baby raccoon was abandoned by its mother. but another zoo had a plan partner him up with a puppy. tim allman has the story. best of friends, with a bounce in their step. meet moshka the raccoon and broshka the dog. moshka had no—one to play with when he was brought to this zoo in the siberian city of irkutsk, so they put him in with broshka. now, they are as thick as thieves. translation: they not only get along well, but they supplement each other, study each other and take certain behaviours from each other. for example, the dog has already learned how to climb on people. the raccoon is a better teacher than the dog, i must say. dogs are less dangerous to raccoons than, say, cats when it comes to viruses and diseases. broshka, a friendly little chap, helped moshka learn how to eat solid foods, although it doesn't always go smoothly between them. translation: the dog is very disappointed because its pa

has zero spence. it's very much similar in spirit to just the ordinary the spin is zero. it can decay in various ways. two electrons. we will just call those two electrons. they do have a spin. they had spin one half for historical reasons. but it is a spineless particle. angular momentum. it is concerned. it must be the case that the spin of the two electrons canceled out and had to add to zero to give you the same spin they have before decayed. you can spin up or spin down. it could be spin up or spin down. but they must be opposite. that's what we know. the way that that happens in quantum mechanics is that they decay into super position. either electron one as is spin up or spin down. it is everything now. what this means is that it decays into a quantum wave function. the two electrons were entangled with each other. we don't know whether it will be spin up or spin down. we know of the spin of electron to will be opposite. they will have to cancel each other out. they're related in they are related in some way. in the lesson here is in quantum mechanics. there is not

the background to this is that not only has spence been on a set of highlight, for the 4.5 years, ——r alone there have been at least 50 suicides in the french police. around 27,000 french police went on strike yesterday, they carried out a demonstration, in protest of the violence directed towards them. it is not a happy place to work right now. now, whether that is connected to this, it is too early to say, but that is the background to it. thank you. our security correspondent, frank gardner, with the latest on the attack in pallister. borisjohnson avoided a potential stumbling block after he published his brexit proposals yesterday when the democratic unionist party said that it would support the plans. the same cannot be said however for some of the other parties in northern ireland and we'll speak to an assembly memberfrom sinn fein in a moment. but first here's what nigel dodds from the dup had to say about the plans earlier. you have got to realise that in northern ireland we have a partner at the moment and different vat systems from the irish republic and different excise du

the boxing world champion errol spencejunior the boxing world champion errol spence junior is in theive care. h e rece ntly spencejunior is in intensive care. he recently unified titles in the welterweight division. lee say the man was rejected from a ferrari he was driving at high speed in the early hours. he had not been wearing a seat belt. his condition is not thought to be life threatening. tennis and british number two heather watson is through to the quarter finals of the tianjin open in china with her biggest win in more than two years. she dropped three games in beating the world number22 wang qiang, who's ranked over 100 places above her. it's only watson's second win on the main wta tour this year. she'll play poland's magda linette in the last eight. and two—time grand slam winner naomi osaka has chosenjapanese over american nationality with an eye on the tokyo 2020 olympics. osaka plays under a japanese flag but had dual nationality with the united states. japanese law stipulates an individual must choose one before their 22nd birthday, which is next week. osaka has star

. >>> boxing champion errol spence is expected to survive after crashing his ferrari. >> the vehicle flipped several times. >>> simone biles, she's done it again. the first woman ever to win five all-around titles in gymnastics. >>> the patriots still undefeated after a battle with the new york giants. >> out of the air, into the end zone! >>> and that you will matters -- >> swing and a miss, and that is the e ball game. the houston astros are headed back to the american league championship series. >> everybody's got to come to our house to get to the world series. [ cheers ] >> reporter: on "cbs this morning." >> got down, puts it in! >> the washington mystics and the connecticut sun met in a winner-take-all game five nba finals. >> the wait is over! for the very first time, the washington mystics are wnba champions! >> approved -- we took all of that privilege. let's go. [ cheers ] ♪ >> i love those goggles, too. congrats. >> congrats to the mystics. >>> welcome to "cbs this morning." as you can see, tony's not at the table. why? because he's at the top of the empire state building

in reality television programming has created a scenario this time around that is more filled with spence than at any other point in recent rounds of trade talks. certainly both sides are throwing all of their options against the wall much of this playing out in the press over the course of this week the u.s. has banned eight tech giants from doing business with u.s. suppliers it's restricted visas for certainly chinese officials on human rights ground and also considering limiting investments that u.s. parties could make in certain chinese stocks china in response says it will restrict visas too it threatens other retaliation and with situations like the nba and the broadcast help there china is trying to exhibit the hauer it with wield over an american organization. trying to hash out any potentialpotentia contours of what we've learned could be an interim deal of sorts. china has been willing to purchase u.s. agricultural products and willing to make limited concessions on opening certain markets, but it hasn't so far been willing to make the big promises that were needed to sell presi

the reason people are so -- there's so much spence inside the white house about his testimony is peoplet, what is he doing here? the white house counsel put that out i'm supposed to do this -- >> apologies to the s.e.c. >> is that legal? >> a lot of them have taken that direction. others have said no, we're not going to testify. politico quoted his lawyer saying if we get a subpoena we'll testify. the question is, how damaging is his testimony? does it support bill taylor's version of events? he actually has firsthand information that bill taylor didn't have. i believe he was on the phone call. >> yeah, he was. >> the relevant phone call with zelensky. so, this is the one to watch. and people in the white house are very anxiously awaiting that one. >> our panel will sit tight. when we come back, i'm joined live by congresswoman pramila ja jayapal as a judge rules the white house needs to turn over documents. turn over documents. when you take align, you have the support of a probiotic and the gastroenterologists who developed it. align naturally helps to soothe your occasional digestive

let's go back to our phone lines and talk to spence, calling from clarksburg, west virginia on the democraticine. good morning. caller: good morning to you all. they are allhat looking for is an washington, d.c. in the democratic convention, sitting right there beside nixon's watergate machine, where they took the tapes from watergate. giuliani will be considered a traitor when this thing is over. in the beginning of the election, he came on television and told all of us that he had the dirt on hillary, we have friends in the fbi office in new york city that held back on examining the computer and used it for an excuse. congresser did go to and report in person on what he had read 11 days before the election. in six days he found it to be nothing because he had already seen it. out and got out before the election. he will be found to be involved in the election. i thought at one time, i did not know him personally, but at the time with the 9/11 issue i thought he conducted himself properly. but this is all coming together. it is sad. this is a dark day for our country. he is not following the

officers say spence was speeding and not wearing a seat belt. the champion expected to survive.itution, any organization in america that denies the full human rights and the full civil rights of every single one of us. ainsley: o'rourke's 2020 rival cory booker did not fully answer when asked the same question. take a look at this. a bride pulls off the ultimate prank on the groom at their wedding. check it out. >> [laughter] >> no way. dude. that was their first look. philly fanatic surprising the groom who is a big philly's fan. he thought he was getting a first look at the beautiful bride but got a full look at the fanatic. bride in the background that was a nice little moment that they shared. got to love that. >> so cute. you have that area. jillian: i am. ainsley: you grew up with this moss scott. that's awesome. brian: do you remember the first time a mascot kissed you, right? >> we have to talk about that after the show. ainsley: mascots don't show. brian: they kiss. janice: they can do some crazy things. hi, you guys. how are you? civillies foselfys for everyoner and hu