higgins travels to taos and becomes a member.is southwest paintings are a hit with his wealthy, big-city patrons. >> higgins makes most of his money sending paintings from taos to chicago and new york. >> his work becomes even more popular after his death in 1949. back in upstate new york, appraiser david mapes shares the news with don camp. that painting he was ready to toss in a dumpster is a big deal. >> it's an unknown painting. it just popped up, and here it is. i said to him, "this is a very valuable painting," and he said, "how valuable?" i said, "well, it's going to sell for over $100,000." >> i was amazed. >> that's a good number. >> [ chuckles ] yes. >> what did you think would happen? >> i had no idea. i was just glad that they were out of the house. [ both laugh ] >> keep in mind, don and phyllis are busy clearing out their house for the move to denver. don doesn't think twice about leaving both paintings with his eager new acquaintance. >> he wasn't counting on it being worth anything, so it's gonna be christmas, wha

. >> reporter: stocks on tuesday, the tao dropped 313 points, nasdaq dropped 132, the s&p 500 lost 45. rising tensions between the u.s. and china at this week's trades that's the hope it will result ibrhrourtment stedrestrictions on muslims in the communist country, their meeting thursday and friday in washington. >>> johnson & johnson has been ordered to pay $8 billion to a maryland man over negative side effects from risperdal, his attorney said the use of the drug has a child caused a condition which involve the enlargement of breast tissue. the payout was called grossly disproportionate. >>> toys "r" us back online, the parent company teaming up with target to relaunch the toys "r" us website, it has product reviews and contact on the latest trend. it can be redirected to the target website to make a purchase, that is your cbs moneywatch report, for more had to the cbs money watch website. i am diane king hall. >>> the big stories the pg&e shut up because of the high fire danger. and not because of the heat, right? >> some people might think with dry offshore wind it is not the ca

have also failed though tao said in a statement that the french courts would not find the judgments and forcible i their lawyer stuart smith again says it's time for the companies to pay up. the chemical ringback causes to reality in men you know the words are on able to have children it affects the sperm atos it in men to where they cannot fertilize female and it also increases cancer rates among women and men felt if you stick to those had not been compensated and they were really significantly hurt by this and we took up the case and are we going to collect these judgments or or settle these cases one way or the other companies are going to have to speak. in somalia a u.s. military base has been attacked by the local islamic extremist group al-shabaab it claims loyalty to al qaeda and is listed as a terror group in the u.s. and the u.k. a european military convoy has also been attacked although so far no one has claimed responsibility somalia has been wracked by civil war for decades now with 2 significant parts of the country proclaiming itself tanami the us armed forces have been f

has just announced it will not add the national basketball association games this week between tao since been deleted but not forgotten as don quarter explains. activism is in nowadays and american big business is always trying to stay on top of the latest trend is something change. and sexual harassment but she says this is it isn't. so when the manager of the houston rockets basketball team posted stand with hong kong on twitter it was nothing out of the ordinary right or wrong his bosses clearly didn't support his political viewpoint because the n.b.a. threw him right under the bus we recognize that the views expressed by houston rockets general manager daryl morey have deeply offended many of our friends and fans in china which is regrettable it wasn't long before more he himself had a change of heart i've had lots of junior since that tweet to his inconsiderate of the perspectives i have always appreciated the significance support of our chinese friends and sponsors i would hope that those who are upset will know the defending will miss on the signing them was not my intention so wh

another trinket to display and used to show how modern one is devices are popular with both sexes and the tao is predominantly working class so robert i wanted your thoughts on the idea of this being a modern way to smoke and whether or not the public thinks this is the good thing that's replaced a bad thing you know 1st of all commercial just go back to amanda's comment that people are being very pink for 10 years or into the so it's generally acknowledged tobacco smoking kills about 50 percent of its users however after 10 years those people are actually fairly healthy so if you get someone to start smoking with their 1819 when they're 29 they look fine by it takes 203040 years to actually develop lung disease but it will catch up with you and we will get it right so saying that people be bracing for 10 years without instances and enough time and i think this is could be a major problem there is the current epidemic which may or may not be due to t.h.c. or not but there's also the potential long term effects and everything we see in suggests that very thing is setting you up for a long term

ok let's bring in our panel joining us from singapore on skype is victor tao an assistant professor at the china studies program at the university of hong kong in hong kong on skype joseph chain a convener of the alliance for a true democracy and finally also in singapore on skype as well is drew thompson a visiting senior research fellow at the national university of singapore welcome to you all victor in singapore coming to you 1st why is the rhetoric surrounding this is you always been so very harsh. well i think this is consistent with china's a long standing policy that. like taiwan and tibet and other places that. the world is trying to and china. has always taken the very front with anything that if that is. separatism so in this case the tweet or the phone home that bike nation is in by the chinese being judgmental of chinese sovereignty and that's why the chinese government. i think it's too free and international opinion but having said that it has tried to trying to behave that way regardless of what in fact they have been very consistent there done the same thing with the a

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ritika: house democrats have released the text of the impeachment inquiry resolution ahead of a full taos the impeachment inquiry which should come as soon as thursday. it is a signal the public will soon get a look at the witnesses and evidence assembled to build a case against the president. republicans have complained the inquiry is illegitimate. blackout set to continue in california as the wildfires worsen. the state government says more than 300 fires have been put up in the last 24 hours alone in around 130,000 people cannot return to their homes. companies across the state may cut power to as many as 2.5 million people to prevent power lines from sparking more fires. chief says huawei cannot be fully trusted, signaling security hardlines in charge of angela merkel's government wanting to keep the giant out of the country's 5g ne twork. he said it was difficult to trust the company that he says has a high level of dependence on the communist party. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts. this is bloomberg. tol

for their mobile missiles came from china and we learned that at the big parade on april 15, 2012 the taor the cannulate came from china and also the north korea is lost liquid fuel missiles in august 2016 they tested their first solid fuel and they had two other tests of solid fuel missiles quickly after that which were land-based in the first one was c based. the question is where did the north koreans get solid fuel technology and there are two missile analysts, one from israel and one from texas who say the muscles that the north koreans launched in august of 2016 and the two they launched in early 2017 looked to be very [inaudible] there is that. of course, china has been supporting the north korea economy which allows the north to continue its ballistic missile and nuclear weapons program and have been wandering money for the north koreans and you just -- we don't have time today to run through all the lists but the one thing that is important that people don't focus on is that there's always been this question that the chinese say north koreans hate us so we don't have influence in

one thing has nothing tao do wih the other. >> i'm only interested in corruption.on't care about politics. i don't care about biden's politics. >> their all back with us. jeff, thank you. i was so impressed by your exchange with the president the other day because you were totally cool and he kept refusing to answer. why was he unwilling to answer your question? what did you want from the president of ukraine? and yet the next day he smattered all over the headlines i did it. why wouldn't he say it that day? >> i don't know. i really don't know. the question was clear, the follow-ups were clear. he had been saying for days, weeks before that that his call with the ukrainian president had been perfect, so i just wanted to ask him, all right, what did you really want, if you want to dispute that transcript, go for it. >> second question, we all know that people deal with people on a number of issues. we all deal with people on a number of issues. we're dealing with the chinese on the trade issue. by the way, it's a corrupt country anyways. it's not a free market. the

the tao wish to table by the ton principles of customs and. trade and polish. and. reduce democracy. at the next attack extrasolar it in their real election in syria elections manufactured to try to cut your concern says sentiment and another princes oh it's a cutting courting till took over no no i'm going home since day. 11 subset of the rules for the rich rich rich. set offices a real session. that's what happens when you put her into the hands. that's what happens when you put her into the hands of a narrow sector of will switch will is dead of narrow sector of will switch will is dedicated to increasing our meeting just as you'd expect. just one of the most interest blue unsure in one of the most influential intellectuals of our time like most of our time speaks about the modern time civilization of the big mass about the modern civilization of america. welcome. welcome back to cross talk we're all things considered i'm peter lavelle remind you we're discussing some real news across the uk were all things considered i'm peter lavelle remind you we're discussing

matt sab tao ski, thank you. >>> president trump's latest scorched earth tweets invoking treason, civil war, not the first time he's raised alarm on both sides of the aisle. next i'll take to someone who makes the case for why it should not be ignored. >>> what exactly what rudy giuliani up to in ukraine? what was he doing there? we'll go to kiev as nbc news digs into the backgrounds of three of his associates who congress is also looking into. you're sensitive. yet some say it isn't real milk. i guess those cows must actually be big dogs. sit! i said sit! are you paying too much and getting too little with your current medicare plan? as a person with medicare, you have an important choice to make. you can purchase a separate drug plan for an additional cost, or you can choose a humana medicare advantage prescription drug plan. an affordable, all-in-one plan, that includes your health benefits and drug coverage in one. in fact, last year, humana medicare advantage prescription drug plan members saved an estimated $7400, on average, on their prescription costs. with these humana plans, y

ok let's bring in our panel joining us from singapore on skype is victor tao an assistant professor at the china studies program at the university of hong kong in hong kong on skype joseph chang a convener of the alliance for true democracy and finally also in singapore on skype as well is drew thompson a visiting senior research fellow at the national university of singapore welcome to you all victor in singapore coming to you 1st why is the rhetoric surrounding this is you always been so very harsh. well i think this is consistent with china's a long standing all that. like taiwan and tibet and other places that. the world is a part of china and china. has always taken the very front with anything that if the. separatism so in this case the tweet of the support for the home best done by gratian is seen by the chinese being judgmental a chinese sovereignty and that's why the chinese government. i think it's too free and international opinion but having said that it has tried to trying to behave that way regardless of what in fact they have been very consistent there done the same thin

meanwhile here at the white house the presidentattorney, tao write this. so now they are offer the ledge en terry crimebuster and one-sit going on usa deep state. shameful! meantime, another important story we're keeping an eye on for you, john this one involving trade. very big news, and particularly great news if you're from the farm belt in this country maybe just an vest or on the corner of wall and broad as the u.s. and china agreed to a small deal. maybe a skinny deal. phase i let me take you inside the information of this apparent deal. isiah pair rant because we haven't seen the actual details on paper but here is what they are telling us. it covers agriculture, banking, technology, energy, aviation and currency sectors as well as some intellectual property protection s. here is the bottom line, john. the u.s. agrees not to proceed for a hike in tariffs 30% up from 25% on about 250 billion in chinese goods, china for its part agrees to make purchases of 40 to 50 billion in u.s. ag goods. the president said yes those numbers are astro tammy bruce it

dan and nie tao here in the morning. bye—bye. this is bbc news, i'm ben brown.he prime minister of acting like a spoilt brat... not signing the letter? he is behaving a bit like a spoiled brat. parliament made a decision, he should abide by it and the idea that you send another letter contradicting the first? it flies in the face of what parliament and the courts have decided. the european council president, donald tusk, says he will now consult other eu leaders about how to respond to the british request for an extension. the mother of a junior doctor — who took her own life two years ago

ok let's bring in our panel joining us from singapore on skype is back to tao an assistant professor at the china studies program at the university of hong kong in hong kong on skype joseph chang a convener of the alliance for true democracy and finally also in singapore on skype as well is drew thompson a visiting senior research fellow at the national university of singapore welcome to you all victor in singapore coming to you 1st why is the rhetoric surrounding this is you always been so very harsh. well i think this is consistent with china's a long standing all that. like taiwan and tibet and other places that. the world is trying to and china. has always taken the very front with anything that if that is. separatism so in this case the tweet was a support for the home that there was a violation. by the chinese being judgmental of chinese sovereignty and that's why the chinese government. i think it's too free and international opinion but having said that it has tried to trying to behave that way regardless of what in fact they have been very consistent there done the same thin

we have people who escaped from the tao that night and we have relatives of those who didn't make itut that night and we are going to bring you their reaction. before that, annita mcveigh has the news. thank you, victoria, and good morning. survivors and bereaved families of the grenfell tower fire have told this programme that senior officers in the london fire brigade ‘must stop hiding behind the bravery of their front—line fire fighters‘. the official report into the fire which killed 72 people hasjust been released — and strongly criticises the london fire brigade's response to the fire, suggesting that fewer people would have died if the tower block had been evacuated sooner. victims have told us they welcome the report. the uk is almost certainly heading to the polls before christmas — for what will be the first december general election in nearly 100 years. the government's bill setting out a vote on the 12th goes to the house of lords today, where it's not expected to be opposed. borisjohnson says he's ready to fight a "tough" campaign, while the lib dems say they're talking

taos and married couple steve and megan from summerdale, new jersey, are trying out so-called ugly producehe company is good for the planet and good for farmers. steve and meghan look at two different service, misfits market and hungry harvest. >> when they say it's misshapen or ugly produce, you really don't know what they're going to give you. >> reporter: the taus try imperfect foods. for misfits market we ordered the madness subscription box that has 14 organic fruits and veggies and costs $38.50 after shipping. for hungry harvest, we buy the most similar option, the super organic harvest box that includes 10 to 12 types of organic fruits and veggies for $50, and for imperfect foods we order the large organic box and receive 15 different organic fruits and vegetables for $40.85. >> this looks like it has the orter: but overall -- >> some of them are smaller and some are bigger. it runs about the same quality in a normal store. >> i thought we were going to get deformed produce. >> i'm on the same page. >> reporter: turns out for all the ugly talk the produce is rather pretty. we do a q

veteran suicide remains an urgent crisis that devastate taos many across our nation every single day. the statistics are staggering. we know now that we lose up to 6,000 veterans to this unspeakable tragedy every year. mr. johnson: for far too long, our country's brave men and women who fought overseas lose their battle to suicide when think return home and they leave families. there are few things more heart breaking ton to hear of another brave soldier taking their life, and we natchryly ask, how could this one have happened in is there more we could have done? here in congress we have a moral obligation to ensure our veterans are given top priority and the resources and quality health care they need and deserve. we'll continue to work on that priority. we'll continue to advocate for all those who serve. and we'll continue to draw attention to this terrible crisis in america. may god bless and watch over all our troops and all those who serve the cause of freedom. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from ohio seek recognition? >> i ask unanim

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another trinket to display and used to show how modern one is devices are popular with both sexes and the tao is predominantly working class so robert i wanted your thoughts on the idea of this being a modern way to smoke and whether or not the public thinks this is a good thing that's replaced a bad thing you know 1st of all camilla just go back to amanda's comment that people have been bracing for 10 years for incidents so it's generally acknowledged tobacco smoking kills by 50 percent of its uses however after 10 years those people are actually fairly healthy so if you get someone to start smoking with their 1819 when they're 29 they look fine by it takes 203040 years to actually develop lung disease but it will catch up with you and we will get it right so saying that people be bracing for 10 years without an instant's isn't enough time and i think this is could be a major problem there's the current epidemic which may or may not be due to t.h.c. or modes but there's also the potential long term effects and everything we see and suggest that very thing is setting you up for a long term lu