we're going to rethink this whole thing and that's when we ended up at the emerson inn. >> quinn saididnapper also brought his gun to the emerson inn and threatened to kill her husband and children if she didn't cooperate. at one point, she thought about using it on herself. >> i was crying and screaming and he was begging me to calm down. >> mentally broken, quinn obeyed all the kidnapper's demands. the detective asked quinn to share as much detail of her entire experience as possible, hoping to glean some clues. she remembered something that seemed incidental, but something that would later turn out to be crucial to the investigation. >> he bought chicken and some drinks for us so we're eating spicy chicken. >> quinn also told police unlike what was written in the original ransom note, she no longer believed three men were involved in her kidnapping. >> my very gut instinct now that i'm clearly thinking and getting it all is that there's not anyone else involved but him. >> the interview lasted almost six hours. >> hi. >> but it wasn't the end of quinn and reid's anguish. they were

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. >> instead, hilton went to the van, came back with a tire iron and bludgeoned meredith emerson to death. in an attempt to thwart investigators, he decapitated and poured bleach over the body. this is gruesome beyond belief. >> yes. >> for what reason? >> i don't know. >> hilton had confessed to killing meredith emerson. but what about those other cases in the national forest? a woman in florida, the elderly couple in north carolina. >> he would not talk about anybody to us other than meredith. >> because you have to wonder when the switch was thrown in this man. >> i know. how many decades does this maybe go back? >> i don't know. do people just wake up when they're 61 and start to do these kinds of crimes the way he did them? you know, i would think not. >>> meredith emerson went missing new year's day. less than a month later, gary michael hilton appeared in a georgia courtroom and pleaded guilty to her murder. meredith's parents were there. her mother susan addressed hilton. >> i believe you have nothing more than a bully and a weak-minded coward who preys on others. he fancies himse

also, in 1837, the army ordered emerson to the military posts south of missouri, when emerson left, he left his wife and daughters at fort snelling. released their services have her profit. by doing that in a free slate, he was effectively bringing the institution of slavery into a free state, which is a direct violation of the missouri compromise, and the enabling act. prof. jones: can you tell me how much you know so much the details of this case? caller: i am taking ap u.s. history. and i read ahead in the text. ms. swain: what year are you in school? caller: 10th grade. ms. swain: thank you so much for being part of our discussion. anything more to add for her? prof. bracey: those are the big questions, it was whether creating that bubble of slavery violated federal law. that was the question wrestled with the by the court, and ultimately in dred scott, justice taney said no, because the law that created that free territory was unconstitutional. click so, there were four ms. swain: so there were forming -- four questions about the supreme court review. the first, the abatement, sub

and so i brought chloe to the table with juli. we brought emerson to the table.. monica: i'm not saying anything. lemonis: we brought agilex to the table. and so everybody has really collaborated into this. is it perfect? definitely not. but we're taking all your feedback, and we're sitting here today, and we don't have [bleep] so... monica: okay. [ mutters ] lemonis: thank you, guys. and, jess, honestly, the work you did was very inspirational. jessica: i'm not -- juli: i think you really showed up, jess. i think that there was a real strength in what you presented and brought to the table. and i don't think chloe would have been able to create something that felt so intrinsic to, like, the brand without you. lemonis: thank you. natalie: okay. lemonis: thank you so much. natalie: oh... lemonis: obviously, at this point, there's more going on with monica than she wants to talk about, because we didn't even get to finish our agilex meeting. quite frankly we didn't get to finish a lot of the things that we started. and in order for this thing to actually not end ba

there was going to be sitting down is it fair to say do you think that given the change of power between robert mugabe and emerson managua and the role that the military played in that transition that. opinion has begun to shift quite considerably among ordinary zimbabweans whilst opposition was growing to mcgarvie now there is growing support for emerson non-god growing hope for what he may do to revive the economy for what he may do in the international i as far as investors are concerned and therefore the m.d.c. as a force has become much reduced in any case. i think the problem that we've created by the opposition is that it's not it's you that they've pursued was more got they must go i thought when you had the military cool last year and we got there was the move by that maybe i think the hope of this in terms of minority was getting our arms because we got the must go or we're going to want but then walk next i think they missed the problem they were is i think this the fact that the message to food at the system because the same system that keep that in power is the same system that is in power for right

symbiote was president emerson when god was as big condolences to the family of morgan chang the veteran opposition leader died of cancer on wednesday he was sixty five when god will pledge that his government will meet hospital and fiddle expenses. the movers and shakers of the silver screen are in the german capital for the berlin international film festival the berlin it opens on thursday with a hint of hollywood but this weekend the focus has been on the leading talents of european cinema detail the use david leftists and melanie corrigible are on the red carpet for. david and melanie thank you for braving the cold what's getting people

pledge of allegiance, and why we proudly stand for the national anthem. >> all right, there you go. tyler times, grace, josh barro, and peter emerson. the los of titles, peter. tyler, thanks for joining us on this super bowl sunday. i appreciate you taking the time to talk to us. i had a recent nbc news/wall street journal poll finding less men follow the nfl now compared to 2014. do you think this could be attributed to president trump's criticism of the nfl? >> it could be attrited to many things. i mean, ratings are, obviously, going down. president has been attacking mostly black football players and athletes nationwide and globally at this point the way he's been talking about it for a while now. there's no one specific reason why the nfl is losing viewership, but the one thing we are seeing over this year is it can be completely damaging to these black players and what they are trying to do and the longevity of their careers when being attacked by the white house and the presidency. one thing that's very clear, it's not only black athletes being attacked by the president, it's brown people, folks of color. they are speaking o

the national association of manufacturers. welcome. david: great to be here. david: from emerson'ssituation of employment? i'm curious about, are you having to raise wages because we saw numbers two weeks ago that they're going up, and are you having the right trouble getting qualified employees? david f.: yes, yes. the wage impacts started last summer ahead of time. what we start seeing as optimism in the world, jobs expands, and we have gone up a notch in wages. i expect that to happen the next years. from the standpoint of finding people, you can find them but you have to pay them more money. right now, across manufacturing, there are 350,000 jobs needed, a big issue, but you will have to pay more. it is a good sign. lisa: what types of jobs are seeing the biggest wage increases? just f.: across all wages, general wages go up to get people in factories, but the higher skill level workers. the people that have a technical capability to work in factories. there having to automate factories more, so you need a more technical skill-based. i grew up in a manufacturing platform. my da

the fbi. let's bring in peter emerson, veteran of three democratic administrations, and republican strategist s it concern you at all to see your party seemingly turning against the fbi? >> i have been concerned to see republicans really politicizing this issue. i will say that. i think that it's important that we respect the fbi. now, that said, what happened regarding this fisa warrant is very concerning. we know that partisan documents were used to obtain a warrant by the fbi and that was not disclosed. that is concerning. that said, though, i am quite concerned about eroding public trust regarding the fbi because, you know, it's a bureau that protects all of us. >> and peter, do you think it's a stretch then to say that it's a saturday night massacre that is already happening? >> no, i don't. i served as a senior adviser to a member of the house impeachment committee during the watergate hearings and was in washington during that entire time. this is far beyond the saturday night massacre already. we have allegations that the president of the united states and a member of his family worked

the funeral for zimbabwe's former opposition leader morgan chang is due to begin shortly president emerson man of god was among those expected to attend. the white house says u.s. president donald trump is open to supporting better background checks on people buying guns the move follows last week's school shooting in florida which seventeen people were killed trample meat survivors on wednesday been speaking to leaders in congress about a bipartisan bill to improve checks on people purchasing weapons students staged a protest outside the white house on monday alone fishes mall. it started as a social media conversation on friday afternoon and became a mass protest in front of the white house dozens of students from around the washington area backed by the families gathered to mark this spate of school shootings in america and demanded argent action to stop them i don't see this as a republican or democrat issue it's more life or death really shootings happen every day and weapons don't belong on the streets they don't belong in schools they belong in war the current hot topic. we read out

but it could be a huge advantage to the rulings on the pier party and president emerson and i gotta see what the fallout is in these quite sad days certainly for zimbabwe's opposition party for the moment her a thank you let's go to breaking news out of the u.s. for a government has opened fire at a high school in florida killing at least one person though it happened in the municipality of parkland that's north of miami fourteen people have been taken to various hospitals. in parkland for and it's a very fluid situation at the moment what we do know is that the shooter is in custody what more do we know about the circumstances around the shooting on the. well as he said it's a very fluid situation at the moment we're not sure why the shooter did what he did we're hearing from law enforcement officials that this was possibly a former student called nicholas cruz we still don't know why he allegedly did what he did but i can tell you the situation here is it is simply horrible as we speak now parents are streaming past holding on very tightly to their children this is one of the largest

him upgrading, emerson is only 200,000 shares of volume watch that stock he has the power by virtue ofow right he's been o f the general electric >> speaking of ge. >> let me ask you a question i have been thinking of something. >> $120 billion market value now and new lows yesterday but also not gaining anything back with the markets this morning >> let me ask you something. >> yes, sir. >> if you are a people of running bakery use, would you not drop that last part in order to raise your valuation? baker use and oil service company. >> i might >> you get rid of ge, it is called rebranding, i would rebrand. >> ge is smaller >> you should rebrand. >> speaking of branding, you see this athena healthcare would you put a release out saying of the new chairman >> would you want people like that >> david, you don't have anything nice to say, my motto is right if you don't have anything nice to say, you don't say it my ma is right >> you are not going to say this >> david, this is the business i have chosen. i am saying nothing. >> right that's not helpful to me, jim. >> really? >> smaller p

the raiders release corner back david emerson in a move to save the team $6 million. he played three seasons in oakland, but injuries limited him to six games in 2017. >>> man, can you believe we're a month away from march madness. >> no, really? >> st. mary's is up to no. 11 in the latest top 25 poll, their highest ranking in school history. the gaels have won 18 straight games. >>> steph curry back in practice this morning. curry spent sunday where else? at the super bowl, but the warriors star was booed when his face was shown on the jumbotron. >> wasn't a good look for sure, but it's pretty solid. a resounding boo. they were booing tom brady the whole game and he obviously represents the championship kind of pedigree. so it means you're doing something right if people hate you. >> i remember tommy lasorda would come to candlestick park and at that time he had to walk on the field through the tunnel and all the way to the dugout and lasorda resoundly booed by giants fans. >> and he loved it. >> he beloved it. he would get everybody going. ultimately it's a sign of

possible by the corporation for public broadcasting as part of "american graduate: let's make it happen," a nationwide public media education initiative. support for this program was provided by emerson collective, genstar capital, carnegie corporation of new york, the william and flora hewlett foundation, the once upon a timfoundati, todd wagner foundation, the mckenziisfoundation of san fra, nicolas berggruen charitable foundation, sand hill foundationand califor. [bicycle bell dings] girl: i feel like my dad is definitely on iof the strongest forcmy life that has been pushing me to educate myself and take school very seriously. he came to america from poland without any money in his pocket and without knowing any englis so, when i think about it, it, like, blows my mind. ag it was such a cous thing. rice: david and i have been friends for a number of years on the stanford faculty, and we found ourselves one day talking about america. as i would travel around the world, the one thing that always attracted people to the united states of america was this idea that it didn't matter where you came from, it mattered where you were going. you could come from humble circumstances. co yod

symbiote was president emerson when god was as big condolences to the family of morgan chang the veteran opposition leader died of cancer on wednesday he was sixty five when god will pledge that his government will meet hospital and fiddle expenses. the movers and shakers of the silver screen are in the german capital for the berlin international film festival the berlin it opens on thursday with a hint of hollywood but this weekend the focus has been on the leading talents of european cinema detail the use david leftists and melanie corrigible are on the red carpet for. david and melanie thank you for braving the cold what's getting people talking down there. well right now we're outside the world premiere of a movie that is very female driven this is. daughter of mine it's by the very promising italian director. and this is this is a movie that's about a biblical story of a daughter with two mothers and in a way things actually so the story is really centered around the conflict around this little girl and what makes it so odd standing is that we have these three brainy strong female l

the tail opus of a young al-jazeera. zimbabwe's president has paid his respects to opposition leader morgan tsvangirai who died on wednesday emerson and mr tenderize family home in the capital harare where a small service was held the sixty five year old died after a long battle with colon cancer formed the movement for democratic change and was a staunch critic of former president robert mugabe a funeral will be held on monday in blue hara southeast of harare. as the brothers and sisters in the come together and hear more of the prime minister and who that's really let us move forwards is the people in the humanities. development before and a father has broken out at one of tibet's most sacred temples that is posted on social media showed the ancient joke and monastery in lhasa engulfed in flames on saturday the ministry is more than a thousand years old and is listed as a unesco world heritage site it's not known how extensive the damage is in china celebrations for the new year have been muted in a growing number of cities after a ban on fireworks was expanded beijing is one of them as it tries to curb pollution but about is al

his administration has blocked the merger of a news organization he considers biassed while facilitating one with more favorable coverage. emerson once wrote an institution is the length and shadow of one man. institutions are just collections of rules and norm the agreed upon by human beings. if leaders attack and abuse them they will be weakened and this will weaken the character and quality of democracy. american system is stronger than most but not immune to these forces of democratic decay. for more, go to cnn.com/fareed and read my washington post column this week. let's get started. >>> the shooting at marjory stoneman douglas high school has argu opened up the robust argument on guns. but the question is will just as little action come of the debate as came of it back then. well, president trump said on wednesday it's not going to be talked like it has been in the past. yet he and republicans ardently embrace the gun lobby. in addition, even gun control advocates recognize the second amendment does seem to protect americans' rights to bear arms as the phrase goes, but what does the amendment say and what does it really m

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emerson. elise, ladies first. how is the white house reading all these developments in the mueller investigation? >> certainly it doesn't seem to be a good development for this white house. you look at president trump's twitter action following, you know, last weekend, on friday, when it was announced that 13 russians were being indicted. and then it was a flurry of just unhinged twitter activity all weekend. clearly this white house and the president himself is unsettled by all of the forward motion in this investigation. >> so peter, with rick gates' plea deal yesterday, if you add up the total number of people who have pleaded guilty to charges, it's now five. how much of this actually reflects directly back on the president? >> well, i want to remind all of us that trump and paul manafort had a relationship way before the campaign, way before the campaign. and manafort was known to all as one of the most, dare i say, irreparable pirates of the late 20th and early 21st century. i know stories of him overseas when i was wo

but some here feel the national peace and reconciliation commission set up by zimbabwe's government is a waste of time as. president emersonwhen and i was in charge of internal security during the massacres with thousands of people were killed allegedly by forces loyal to robert mugabe the former president people from this area mainly material and in millions nice to see the very guy. took part in those atrocities being arrested can to courts you are saying that most of them are still alive they are still very very in the government so unlike saying if justice is to be done those people should be arrested. soon after independence from britain in one nine hundred eighty mg i believe some of the barbarians were plotting to overthrow him he accused some communities of working with and hiding his enemies he called dissidents. some. wants an apology he made loads even one of the station aspirants they are these hearings and they don't trust the government those who want the hearings to continue so they can get answers are frustrated these three came from an area called troll or chill they say soldiers came to their village in o

mike memelei, political strategist peter emerson, and reporting on the floor. geoff bennett is in pompano beach for us. i know we're hearing a couple of different messages from the white house. iron it out for us, what can you tell us? >> reporter: hey there, alex. we have not heard directly from president trump about this. he's had at least two opportunities to answer reporters' questions since the indictments were unsealed. he's chosen not to. based on his tweet that he sent yesterday, a written statement from the white house, and some public statements from white house advisers, it appears members of the trump administration are seizing on the fact that this russian information war started in 2014, well before president trump was an announced candidate for office. you've also heard the president say the indictment proves there's no collusion, that's a contention that falls well outside the scope of the allegations contained in the indictment. all the talk of vindication at the moment is really lots of show, less substance. contrast the president's comments w

hiss administration has blocked the merger of a news organization he considers bias while facilitating an organization with more favorable coverage. ralph waldo emerson once wrote an institution is the length and shadow of one man. institutions are just collection of rules and norms agreed upon by human beings. if leaders attack, denna grade and abuse them were they will be weakened and this in turn will weaken the character and quality of democracy. the american system is stronger than most, but it is not immune to these forces of democratic decay. for more, go to cnn.com/fareed and read my washington post column this week. and let's get started. >>> the shooting at marjory stoneman douglas high school a week and a half ago has opened up arguably the most robust debate on guns since the shooting at sandy hook elementary school more than five years ago. but the question is, will just as little action come of the debate as came of it back then? well, president trump said on wednesday it's not going to be daukd like it has been in the past. yet he and republicans ard antly embrace the gun lobby. they realize that the second amendment does seem to prote

a speech called legal canard like the graduation speech we're talking about where he analyzes some common legal saying that he can't stand and one of them is emerson'sline of foolish consistency is the hobgoblin of little minds and obviously not a legal expression but one that he often encountered in brief and he says of everson i think in a generally sound policy to leave those alone if they leave you alone and he goes on to explain that he's not leaving us alone here so have to analyze it and again it comes back to the different types of writing and thinking necessary for a lawyer as other professions including in this case poets. >> tell me about your experience as the sun and you were in elementary school when he went on the court in 1986? >> guest: i was ten years old, yes. >> host: how did that change things in life are on the house? >> guest: well, first it helps to remember that growing up the most remarkable thing about my family on a day to day basis was there was so many of us and i have eight siblings and we weren't ever all nine of us living in the house at all time but there were a lot of us in the house so that was the most remarkable

the loose. police in east lansdowne, delaware county, posted this video from melrose and emerson avenues yesterdayficers say don't worry, it was just a tyrannosaur rex walking its child to school. [laughter] >> we had -- "gma" had video twice on ginger zee's little thing. people in these same outfits shoveling. i don't know where you get them. >> it's a thing. sort of like the dog mask with the eagles. >> i like it except small body a little freaky. >> you go to the commit. >> you do, you have to commit. >> kids are happy. yeah, i'll wear that tomorrow, i think it will go well. i wouldn't have to diet so much. it's nice and bulky. >>> route one by the christiana mall. you can see the fog out there this morning. visibilities -- are reduced in this area. you see that car. it's kind of standing still here and i think it's the effects of the fog or the t rex. i'm not sure. got to look into that. northern delaware i-95 southbound and harvey road we have an accident. we were just looking at fog there in delaware. now in northern delaware an accident so watch for restrictions dave. >> all right, karen, t

but some here feel the national peace and reconciliation commission set up by zimbabwe's government is a waste of time. president emerson when and i was in charge of internal security during the massacres with thousands of people were killed allegedly by forces loyal to robert mugabe the former president people from this area mainly material and in millions nice to see the very guy. took part in those atrocities being arrested going to court saying that most of them are still alive they are still very very in the government so relaxing if justice is to be done those people should be arrested was. soon after independence from britain in one nine hundred eighty mg i believe some of the barbarians were plotting to overthrow him he accused some communities of working with and hiding his enemies he called dissidents. something they don't want an apology he made loads of the stations for this virus they are these hearings and they don't trust the government those who want the hearings to continue so they can get answers are frustrated these three came from an area called to law till they say soldiers came to the village in on

the military intervened in a van by twenty seventeen and put mugabe and house arrest and zimbabweans from all political parties marched together in solidarity saying mcgovern must stick down eventually macgyver resigned and emerson when i was sworn in as president. despite having cancer tank i supporters insisted he was a place. candidates for the twenty eight thousand elections they were confident he could defeat at the polls but he never got that chance opposition supporters states that i will be remembered as a brave man a charismatic public speaker and a symbol of resistance. seventy six countries have promised to provide money to help rebuild iraq following the defeat of ice all the pledges were made at a major summit in co weight but much of the cash will come in the form of loans which will need to be paid back and the figure falls well short of what iraq's government says it needs for some kuwait city feeling the heat of another day of waiting for the world to help aid agencies provide supplies and tents that have been in a camp in iraq but it's just survival they haven't been given enough to return to a normal life. is through other areas have been liberated but most people say they can't go back becaus

the military intervened in a van by twenty seventeen and put mugabe and house arrest and zimbabweans from all political parties marched together in solidarity saying mcgovern must stick down eventually mcgarvey resigned and emerson when i was sworn in as president. despite having cancer thank god i supporters insisted he was a. candidates for the twenty eighth they were confident he could defeat me at the polls but he never got that chance opposition supporters states that i will be remembered as a brave man a charismatic public speaker and a symbol of resistance and how do is joining us live from her now in the most prominent opposition figure and zimbabwe how who could possibly step forward and leave the opposition now. the in your party officials of the right but the party faithful to the building behind me they going to have an emergency meeting that is going to be a place called for income people waiting outside pay hoping that maybe easy to slow down to take over from morgan the baldwins know that even a lot of issues italians will be in the opposition if these clashes going over the state but some senior officials feel they have the right to lead basically the one . hundred ideas could turn out if that in

the military intervened in a van by twenty seventeen and put mugabe and house arrest and zimbabweans from all political parties marched together in solidarity saying mcgarvey must stick down eventually mcgarvey resigned and emerson when i got there was sworn in as president . despite having cancer tank i supporters insisted he was a. candidates for the twenty eight thousand elections they were confident he could defeat at the polls but he never got that chance opposition supporters states that i will be remembered as a brave man a charismatic public speaker and a symbol of resistance. al jazeera allies of israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu have been offering their support after police recommended he be indicted on corruption charges that's now is accused of accepting nearly three hundred thousand dollars in gifts and is suspected of backroom deals with the publisher of an israeli newspaper in return for favorable coverage he denies the allegations and backers say they'll stand by him pending a decision on the indictment from the attorney general. a financial crisis in gaza is forcing hospitals and clinics to close qatar and the u.a.e. have provided emergency funding for power generators but it could be an

the military intervened in a van by twenty seventeen and put mugabe and house arrest and zimbabweans from all political parties marched together in solidarity saying mugabe must step down eventually mcgarvey resigned and emerson when i was sworn in as president. despite having cancer thank god i supported insisted he was a presidential candidate for the twenty one thousand elections they were confident he could defeat at the polls but he never got that chance opposition supporters say that i will be remembered as a brave man a charismatic public speaker and a symbol of resistance. and how do is joining us live from the now very big shoes to fill how to who can step forward to lead the opposition now. well the n.b.c. did a double meet in about an hour at the party headquarters building a behind me people as they may be they may announce his opponents i get i but the bobbies also know that the huge talent is within the opposition some senior individuals has been fighting each other over to take over the whole secret is to get them a full vote was i get i need the fight it's too late it could split the party someone on one of the guys supporters was on to. the next day leave me. to not make it about to put an am

emerson. first off, we've been talking about the markets and i think you can nibble here if you like united technologies, fine, but i'm not going to distinguish it. all are fip. you can nibble, but don't load the boat here. >> it's tough tape utx. it works in a lot of different sectors, but at the end of f the day, you going to see the pullback but again, i look for discounts and they provide the discount. >> got a 6% discount i know it's a tough take at some point, aren't stocks like this going to be worthy of putting in the cart? >> cash covered. very important there don't want to mislead anyone these are names that you can get paid for lower entry this is a name we like from a diversification standpoint for sure >> just to be more clear i think the markets from here to december 31st of this year are going to be up nicely. united technologies will contribute to that is it going to be the best performer? i don't think so i can't tell wrou what the best is i don't think it's united technologies, but the market's going higher >> pete. >> one of the things we talked about this past friday, scott, we talke

the military intervened in a van by twenty seventeen and put mugabe and house arrest and zimbabweans from all political parties marched together in solidarity saying mcgovern must stick down eventually mcgarvey resigned and emerson when i got there was sworn in as president . despite having cancer thank god i support his insisted he was a place. the candidates for the twenty eight thousand elections they were confident he could defeat at the polls but he never got that chance opposition supporters states that i will be remembered as a brave man a charismatic public speaker and a symbol of resistance. the un's envoy for syria has warned that violence in the country is now among the worst case seen since the start of the job four years ago so if on the mr was a briefing at the security council prompted more finger pointing between the u.s. and russia both accusing each other of blocking the path to peace or from the u.n. in new york is our diplomatic editor james bay. the deteriorating military situation dominated a security council meeting that was both grim i've been now four years special envoy this as violent and worrying and dangerous a moment as any that in my time he mentioned all the nations now fighting i

the nazi way of thinking is absolutely unacceptable. zimbabwe's president has paid his respects to opposition leader morgan tsvangirai who died on wednesday emerson when i got were visited chang a nice family home in the capital for a small service is being held sixty five year old died after a long battle with colon cancer shanghai formed the movement for democratic change and was a staunch critic of president former president robert mugabe his funeral will be held on monday in the southeast of the capital harare. it does the brothers and sisters in the come together in their mon. prime minister and who that's really let us move forward is the people in the unity. video has emerged of a collision between a turkish coast guard vessel and a greek patrol boat close to contested islands in the aegean sea cameras on the greek vessel show the moment the turkish boat struck its stun it's unclear if the crash last monday was an accident the vessels were near uninhabited islands which both countries claim as the. cause of us confronting increasing lawlessness in a so dominated region ten years after independence a political leader that was killed last mo

the military intervened in a van by twenty seventeen and put mugabe and house arrest and zimbabweans from all political parties marched together in solidarity saying mcgarvey must stick down eventually mcgarvey resigned and emerson and gaga were sworn in as president. despite having cancer tank i supporters insisted he was a place. candidates for the twenty one thousand elections they were confident he could defeat at the polls but he never got that chance opposition supporters states that i will be remembered as a brave man a charismatic public speaker and a symbol of resistance. al-jazeera the u.s. envoy for syria has warned that violence is the worst that he's seen taking the job four years ago certain to miss stories briefing at the security council prompted more finger pointing between the u.s. and russia who accuse each other blocking paths to peace from the un our diplomatic editor james bates reports the deteriorating military situation dominated a security council meeting that was both grim i've been now for years special envoy this as violent and worrying and dangerous a moment as any that i've seen in my time he mentioned all the nations now fighting in syria the turkish operation around after three i

the military intervened in a van by twenty seventeen and put mugabe and house arrest and zimbabweans from all political parties marched together in solidarity saying mugabe must stick down eventually macgyver resigned and emerson when i was sworn in as president. despite having cancer tank i supporters insisted he was a presidential candidate for the twenty eight thousand elections they were confident he could defeat when i got here at the polls but he never got that chance opposition supporters say that i will be remembered as a brave man a charismatic public speaker and a symbol of resistance. is in the zimbabwean capital harare for us. what has been the reaction so far to news of mr chang. well some people have been calling in to the local radio station saying that they sad they stopped about the news and they really wanted more information on from his family in particular on his last final moments basically if they did now to pay tribute to a man that they call was great he was a towering figure here and so people are slowly reacting it is close to midnight so when more people wake up in a few hours to see more of the reaction people are also going to want to know when the body will be will come back to zi

the military intervened in a van by twenty seventeen and putting a guy be under house arrest and zimbabweans from all political parties marched together in solidarity say mcgovern must stick down eventually mcgarvey resigned and emerson when i was sworn in as president. despite having cancer tank i supporters insisted he was a presidential candidate for the twenty eight thousand elections they were confident he could defeat at the polls but he never got that chance opposition supporters say that i will be remembered as a brave man a charismatic public speaker and a symbol of resistance. so harry moving forward what's this do to the m.d.c. . well it was that place. in the building behind me that having a. mob that can have a place like this and not. take up the front of them like that i would know them you know keep busy with the youngest among them even if you gave them one you should be the one to leave them that is if i could have played they could be another bit of the citadel of the house that painted it was that what they think you think has been done to me he commanded them all the time that i flew three will be going to govern the problem of love in the form of the president back in two thousand and nine and h

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examines, a speech called legal kennard, like the graduation speech where he analyzes some common legal situation that he can't stand and one of them is, emerson's line 0, foolish consistency is hobgoblin of little minds and obviously not a legal expression but one that he onencounterred in briefs and he says, of emerson issue think in a generally sound poly to leave poets alone if they leave you alone, and he goes on to explain, he's not living us alleyne here so i have to analyze it. but the different type of writing and thinking necessary for a lawyer as other professions, including in this case poets. >> host: tell me a little bit about your experience as the son of a -- you were in elementary school when he -- >> guest: yes. >> host: win on the court in 1986. >> guest: i was ten years old, yes. >> host: how did that changing ins in your life and around the house? >> guest: um, well, first, it helps to remember that growing up the most remarkable thing about my family on a day-to-day basis was that there were just so many of us i have eight siblings, and we weren't ever all nine of us living in the house at the same time but still a lot of n

to emerson, that's not a bad buy right here >> no, it's not. >> how are those retailers that i suggested? that's up. xiv. >> let's briefly leave theity markets >> to go where >> the fixed income markets. >> good point. >> rick santelli is in those bond pits from the cme group good morning if you just turned off your stock screen yesterday, it would have felt like a roll tile day, for sure but what i want to draw your attention to is that one-way chart has lots of intersection with earlier in the week if you look at a year-to-date of 10s, i think this is most important. here we sit at 2 7 on the day, we're up six the curve is steepening still. but more important, we settled in the low 240s, so we're still nicely up on the year. the high yield close of the year is 284 so we're not getting far away from point here. remember, exchange traded products or funds or notes, whatever you want to look at, they're derivatives of derivatives. so as you look at a one-year chart of the bark ily's yield, it turned up yesterday spreads widening is your negative there but it's historically compressed contrast that with the htf which is at the low h

israeli military he made the comments at the munich security conference iran says it was a cartoonish display and doesn't merit a response. zimbabwe and president emerson has paid his respects to the family of opposition icon walk in shanghai who is seen as the strongest opponent to former leader robert mugabe's four decades in power died last week in hospital where he was undergoing cancer treatment he was sixty five. the seventeen year old german national known as linda w. has been sentenced to six years in prison by an iraqi court she was found guilty of being a member of the so-called islamic state her case made international headlines after she was arrested by iraqi forces in mosul last summer. to be our fighters want to start families to become farmers or engineers every one of them has a plan of the initial. planning is on the children who have already been there. and those that will follow are part of a new process. they could be the future of. granting opportunities for global news that matters d. w. made for mines.

israeli military he made the comments at the munich security conference iran says it was a cartoonish display and doesn't merit a response. zimbabwe and president emerson has paid his respects to the family of opposition icon morgan shy guy who is seen as the strongest opponent to former leader robert mugabe's four decades in power died last week in hospital where he was undergoing cancer treatment he was sixty five. the seventeen year old german national known as linda w. has been sentenced to six years in prison by an iraqi court she was found guilty of being a member of the so-called islamic state her case made international headlines after she was arrested by iraqi forces in mosul last summer. it was all happening. pretty. sure a link to it was from africa and the world. your link to it simpson stories and discussions here one will come to you after coming program tonight from born in germany from the news of museums and wild website d w to cold snap africa join us on facebook t.w. africa. hello i'm going to the bundesliga here on d.w.i. probably as much day twenty three is practically don't understand there's just one game remaining on monday nigh

conducted air strikes on more than a dozen targets in the enclave in response to an explosion that injured four israeli soldiers. zimbabwe and president emerson my god why has paid his respects to the family of opposition icon morgan shy guy who is seen as the strongest opponent to former leader robert mugabe's four decades in power shankara died last week in hospital where he was undergoing cancer treatment he was sixty five. unimpeded access to education and knowledge. and the same opportunities for everyone focused for a central goal of the global community but what's the reality on the ground into question for all w.'s multimedia special rates personal stories and highlights extraordinary projects the world over find out more on the internet d.w. dot com education for all. of. you.

the defendants had suffered a heart attack, carl rogberg. heart attack, carl rogberg. trial has been going on for more than four months. than four months. retrial, a decision that will be made in march. emersonsiggest drop on wall street for six years. defendant, carl rogberg, suffering a heart attack. time for sport, let's catch up with all the latest with sarah. 4—1 loss at watford. straight three—goal defeat. he is not doing a good enoughjob. 19 points behind leaders manchester city. to win comprehensively. i'm not worried. i'm not worried about myjob. i'm not worried about my job. i'm not worried about myjob. about myjob. i work everyday and i give 120%. if this is enough, it's 0k. 0k. different decision but i'm not worried. worried. conference you ask me, are you worried about your job? conference you ask me, are you worried about yourjob? no, not worried. worried. didn't see myself —— i did not see our team, i did not see myself. as their new head coach — their tenth in the last five years. signed a contract that runs until the end of next season. a match since boxing day. appealed against their exclusion. by the court of arbitration for sport last week. home games in 2014. 28 of those