smiley that killed nicholas colbert. >> the one taken by nicholas just before he died is packaged as bubble gum flavor. some of the other flavors it comes in is mango potpourri and blueberry potpourri. >> she's at the forefront in the fight for synthetic marijuana. >> sometimes they'll stamp this is not legal on the back of it as well. you can't stamp that on the back and make it legal. that's just a ploy to get teens to purchase it. >> they call it synthetic marijuana, but there's no pot in this, right? >> no. >> harmless leaves like tea leaves are often used in drugs like spice. what's sfrad spraprayed on them can kill you. it's found in paint thinner, nail polish remover. it's like playing russian roulette. >> perhaps the idea is if you're buying it from a convenience store, it can't be as dangerous as buying it from a drug dealer down the street? >> exactly. in their minds they don't think it's anything like cocaine or heroin that they're having to buy at night on a street corner. this is very different from the drugs that people used to talk about in the '60s or '70s. >> right.

she's a big thomas nicholas having even written a reference book about it. and she says she can relate. they will stay as the losing candidate conditions. it's so close to each other and they don't want or have other people saying well you should stop it's an especially when it's on foreigners is even more it difficult to say it's like the spanish with them fights if the polls and a bull fights it. it is kind of people don't want other people to say well you have to stop it. dietz has already made himself stance on saddam streets. last year he was on the strings of festive lights this year he's banished the number of minor victory for the ante by the protest is. the probe by the crowd causing loss of support. this facebook page is called the tt. tom on the dutch was the petition. it's right up over two million likes. it says we want to keep upright bass and anyone who doesn't like him to leave. some fear that questioning the tradition could play into the towns of right wing populist and swell the ranks that's not my fault. that's not the fault of the victims

you can see nicholas. knowing you has it really exists. i don't put my shoes and every time since. our group of united nations excellence is questioning the tradition of my beats saying it has its roots in the days of slavery they say it's no longer politically correct and should be done away with. on with it. why why. it's tradition. even if the new black people didn't know until the islands. there are thinking isn't this a stupid white people. in. the i cannot lie. i don't see it i'm going to get them. all this on to the un next buttons and staged a protest today to buy seats that fold the clothes made his grand entrance. to demonstrate to see the figures as a symbol of discrimination all the fullest not just with the guardian even filed a complaint with the european court of human rights. it's sth. daria hosts a weekly talk show on the multicultural radio station. the main topic today is awesome. now you also says a few words about the santa claus parade. for two weeks to figure that is connected to a court has to because the timeframe in which it was concocted. eighteen twenty

smiley that killed nicholas colbert. >> the one that nicholas had taken right before he died is packaged as bubble gum flavored. some of the other flavors mr. smiley comes in is mango, potpourri, and blueberry potpourri. >> some of the packaging will say, not for human consumption. legally, what does that qualifier mean? >> nothing. absolutely nothing. >> florida state attorney general pam bondi is at the forefront of the fight against synthetic marijuana. >> one of my favorites they try is they stamp, this is not illegal" on the back of it as well. you can't stamp that on cocaine and make it legal. that's just a ploy to try to get teens to purchase it. >> they call it synthetic marijuana but there's no pot in this, right? >> no. >> harmless herbs like tea leaves are often used in drugs like spice. but what's sprayed on them is what can kill you. some of the toxic chemicals are found in paint thinner, nail polish think thatter, and insecticides. the contents of every package is a mystery. getting high on spice is like playing russian roulette. >> perhaps the idea is if you're buying it f

nicholas was dead. what would surprise many parents and stephanie was what killed her son was sold to him at a convenience store. this quick stop which is not part of any franchise is on south shelton road in colorado springs. he bought the drug for about $25. nicholas had smoked synthetic marijuana also known since it's being sold with other convenience store items i thought it was legal. >> david woodruff is one of her attorneys. >> there were two chemicals in that stuff that are banned substances. >> spice delivers a powerful and dangerous high and that list of bann banned substances is growing at a federal and state level. fox files was shown the actual package of mr. smiley that killed nicholas. >> the one nicholas had taken was packaged as bubble gum flavored. some of the other flavors that mr. smiley comes in is mango, potpourri and blueberry potpourri. >> some of the packages say not for human consumption. what does that mean? >> nothing, absolutely nothing. one of my favorites is they stamp thi

nicholas coburn was dead. what would surprise many parents as stephanie was what killed her son was sold to him at a convenience store. this kwik stop is on south shelton road in colorado springs. he bought the drug for about $25. he had smoked synthetic marijuana also known as spike. the autopsy report says it all. toxici toxicity. >> i am sur prided how many people have not heard of this. it boggles my mind. >> mostly made in asia it is sold at convenience stores and even major gas stations. it is marketed under names like j 2 and mr. smiley. stephanie is suing the convenience store for allegedly selling her son the drug that killed him. >> i was naive since it was being sold with other convenience store items i thought it was completely legal. >> david woodruff is one of her attorneys. >> the coroner told her here's what killed nicholas. there were two chemicals that are banned substances. >> it delivers a high and it is growing in the federal and state level. packaged to appeal the teens it shows the actua

we turn to: nicholas burns, former u.s. undersecretary of state for political affairs. he now teaches at harvard university's kennedy school of government and is the senior foreign affairs columnist for globalpost. and walter russell mead, editor at large of the "american interest" magazine and a professor of foreign affairs and humanities at bard college. nick burns, what did we see, a temporary pause on its way to-- here? >> well, it's very hard to say. the value is it is an interim deal. it stops the iranians in place, the first times that's happened. it gives time and space for diplomacy. you know, this is a big issue for an american national security in 2014. can we stop iran through negotiations, through some diplomatic settlement or are we going to have to use force at the end of the day. and of course the president, i think quite rightly, has said before we consider force, we've got to consider this diplomatic option. i think you have to resolve the nuclear problem with iran before you can really say it's a new day in the relationship. we haven't had a relations

judith and nicholas, thank you so much. lovely to have her here. thank you bill! coming up...traders follow the money trail...is it smart to invest like a billionaire, if youre not one... and later on...how to sidestep the winter trading slump. we'll be right back. the time has come to put our traders to the test. joining us now from the floor of cme group, alan knuckman and james ramelli. gear up guys, here we go. topic one: drop or pop-- goldman sachs predicts a 10% stock market decline in 2014. is goldman getting it right? alan: goldman actually said it could happen. i'd actually think a pullback would be welcome. mathematically the last 7 times the market sold off 20%, it has rallied and made new highs so when it does sell off you have to look at it as an opportunity until proven otherwise. james:and could wasn't even the only qualifier that they included in that statement. they said that it could sell off 10% sometime next year. they really didn't have a time frame in mind. alan: and the best part is goldman lost a billion dollars trading currencies last quar

math, nicholas smiley, cj russell, patricia. >> my name is tom, i want to make aware that there are a lot of patients the clubs do provide ref knew for the city. there are tax. the more clubs, the more help to the city. i've gone to a totally different neighborhood just to get away from a club that i've gone through that i know i'm going to be in a long line, there's a long line of patients, a long wait. i'll definite -- i'll /tkhrebtly go to another neighborhood and spend time on a bus to go to a club and i get there disappointed because they're also in demand of more clubs because they're also crowded. i want to point out it's revenues for the community and thank you for your time. >> my name is michael, i was a member of the medical cannabis task force [inaudible] and patient [inaudible] committee. and [inaudible] i'm in support of number four here, but number three, i first of all very upset as [inaudible] said it makes no reference to medical cannabis so a member of the public that didn't know what was going on today would be blind sided by this. there's no real appropriate /tpho

. >> rose: my name is nicholas brodie and i'm a sergeant in the united states marine corps. i have a wife and two kids who i love by the time you watch, this you'll have heard a lot of things about me. >> rose: damien lewis is here. his character is nicholas brody, an american marine taken prisoner of war and turned into a terrorist. johnny davis writes in "esquire" magazine "in sergeant nicholas brody, homeland may have given us the most problematic leading man in t.v. history. he won an emmy and a golden glove for his performance. and here is a look at the character. >> i was brainwashed. people will say that i was turned into a terrorist, taught to hate my country. i love my country. what i am is a marine-- like my father before me and his father before him. and as a marine, i swore an oath to defend the united states of america against enemies both foreign and domestic. my action this day is against such domestic enemies. the vice president and members of his national security team who i know to be liars and war criminals responsible for atrocities they were never held a

nicholas mevoli was new to it. the 32-year-old from brooklyn new york trained by holding his breath under water in friend's bath tubs. he was attempting a world record in the bahamas, and it host him his half. he died after rising to the service. science and technology contributor jake ward is with us. i have a lot of questions to ask. what is free diving? >> it is the act of descending underwater without scuba gear. in life, spear fishermen, oyster farmers dive out oxygen. free diving is a test and a race against death. how long and how deep can you go. >> it's dangerous. >> yes, it's incredibly dangerous. the sport has several disciplines, the most extreme is no limit. you can use any method. jets and weighted sleds. nicholas mevoli, who died, practised a newer, conservative discipline called constant weight diving without fin, no machinery can be used, divers must descend under their own power and kick to the surface. >> i understand he was knew to this. could that have explained his death? >> he was knew and wa

the president nicholas madura says tvs are so expensive because the united states is trying to bring down the venezuela economy. it's not clear how his solution to take down the economy will fix anything. that brings me to rule number two, create hyper inflation. the truth is the overall price of goods has risen 54% in venezuela this year. so if you're household groceries was $100 a week in january, now they cost $154. the ripple effect is clear, prices go up, so eventually salaries have to go up. in the long run, anything you produce costs more. savings lose value. the middle class loses its standard of living. and the entire economy suffers. rule number three, induce a currency crisis. what does rampant inflation do? it devalues your currency. the official exchange rate is 6.3 bolivars for every green bag. in reality, that's seven to ten times the amount. for a country that imports 70% of its basic goods, this is a huge problem. you may remember recently that venezuela ran out of toilet paper. why? it is now running out of a different kind of paper, the money to pay for it. which b

another twenty minutes before christiane is still on the salt in the second before the stroke of all time nicholas madera with a cheque for clever assist jordan were much more might be the salt of the second hole but that fruitless efforts were published with the baritone from provider to finish up on seventy minutes with the delightful off to chill the goal that effectively put the game out of reach for jordan to hug their first ever appearance at the welcome finals. eight minutes to make a trip to madrid white man cristian rodriguez with a fork with a powerful hopefully from fifteen yards leaving just now we know counts. having been instrumental my consent to the gold price and you will forget the needle himself onto the scoresheet and did so in devastating fashion with the goal of the thing to see a late flight no victory. and when the console much too short the two time world cup champions their place in brazil but some of the return leg takes place in montevideo on wednesday. cz gorge themselves in the perfect position to qualify for the finals next year when they thrashed new zealand in the

. >> the fnlly the driver nicholas miller ended up poring over. u see the officers get out of the car and immediately surround the bus. and you z one of the doors open and the kids immediately start poring out and running. >> how scare scary for these kids and they were all seeking help for him to no avail. he has custody and he's facing 50 fell any charges falling from the kate. you couldn't yet see him. there's a helicopter overhead but each refuses to give himself up. so watch what officers try to do here. they just whip the jet ski around and try and flash him and push him towards the shore, as another officer walks in trying to beat him! >> they're putly dog. at one trying to other from the gold oft. >> the police dog wizard latched on to the officer. the dog was just confused in the whole may lay. he also had lacerations to the face. they did take this guy into custody. who bail has been denied and he'd rather be gone from the ocean until next buzz. >> typically the people who bring the drama in the courtroom are, you know, attorneys, prosec

and then the nicholas cage movie and it must happen. "the patriot came out" and then they said there is a lot that needs to be unveiled. if you can do that let's do the book first. >> it is about six spies that are instrumental in the revolution. people don't though about. >> correct. >> and there is five men and one woman. >> and it took place in new york city. and the people came in and pretended to work and they had a cuff story. the british are all over the place. we interviewed people pretending to be pro king. at the same time we take the intelligence and using the invisible ink and instead of taking the train they took horses 55 miles back and forth and row across the long island sound and swims and makes it sound easy. they have six guys in a cannon and they got through the navy of the british and did it for three years. >> how did you come up with the idea of this story? >> it really happened. >> no, you are so creative. >> what an imagination. spies in the revolution. i can't believe nobody thought of it before. >> so "ghost r

here we have nicholas brody still on t run in "homeland" with a shaved ad. checit out. >> i'd say youeft where you were. >> carrie,ho's the one to know? this is it for you. end of t line. ♪ >> jimmy: you have aood bald head. [ eers and applause ] our thks to damian lewis. do not miss "homeland" sundays at:00 on showtime. we are going tplay charades after the break. stick around, everybody. it'll be fun. [ cheers and alause ] ♪ you can take a kit kat break ha time for a break 't with kit kat minis. poppable, bite-sized minis that let you make break time anime. oyour mom hasad to go back to wving piano lessons.tten so high could you keept down in there? [piano plays painfullyut of tune.] i beg you, son. stop using your phone. t-mobi's nation wide data covers or 100 countries at no extra charge. go to catchjeremy.com enter for a chce to win a trip around the world. so i can't afford to have germy surfaces. but afteone day's use, dishcths can redeposit millns of germs. so dih your dishcloth and switch to a fresh sheet of bounty durawel. look! a fresh sheet o

. >> "the notebook" is one of the best selling books by nicholas sporks. here are movies we bet you didn't know came from novels. >> you look nice. >> thank you. >> i wasn't flirting with you. >> didn't think you were. >> ""silver linings playbook"" but then the film based on his debut novel. >> she is my friend with an f. >> capital f. >> next, "princess bride." >> marriage brought windsor together today. >> william goldman wrote the book in 197 p. >> oh, no, is this a kissing book? >> 14 years before men everywhere said -- >> keith led >> heath ledger and ladies and gentlemen of the jury jill jake -- and jake gyllenhaal had everybody going on "broke back mountain." >> i wish i knew how to quit you. >> maybe this has more com an rom com but it was a book first written by amanda brown. >> this is so much better. >> first comes the back, then comes the movie. then comes the break down. >> thanks, teresa. you may have heard people call november, "movember." that's to bring awareness to prostate cancer. my mario special won't be growing in until next year. le

. >> nicholas, thank you. we will keep you posted on the latest developments. in latvia, rescue efforts continue following the collapse of a supermarket. police say 33 people are .onfirmed dead amongst the victims, three firefighters. local authorities indicate the cause was likely to be building violations. >> what was meant to be a roof garden for children is now a giant hole. rescue workers pulled away rubble from the supermarket the collapse, killing several people, and trapping others inside. >> there was construction work taking place on the roof. they were building a playground for children. obviously they did something wrong. >> after the first collapse, a team of firemen enter the building to save the wounded, but then the roof caved in. most people started crying and screaming. it was certain that those left inside after the first collapse would not be alive after the second. the fire department decided to clear the roof entirely. the army was called in for help. latvia's prime minister said police are investigating why the building caved in. >> the i

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cheap old nicholas was full of pockets on each wrist and the beast was said to be pretty. we should instead focus on stuff and signed all stripes will be on a few occasions when the topic was up suzuki isolated and no tones asked about the damage. still it was a frost on it all possible because of the saudi official at the tip of the need to start tuesday did you chills began launching attacks that are stocked in two thousand full by this time. bush joked that the country if ideas often taking on the go to school he said on sunday he does with the u s drone strikes often discussions involving nudity and intelligence units forty if there was no time for the four boutiques several slips off this in two thousand it's a nice dress that judy knowing is this true. villa listed and drone strikes. one of which targeted militants and a few of them would join operations between the united states but this time. inhibitions. with no access to the ground forces by his son. chore the ads the concerns that both of us said about senseless violence terrorism an extremist and we agree that

open up, pshit, in the names of saint john, saint peter and saint nicholas. by my hussar and my caisson, i have come to collect the taxes. [music] which one of you is the oldest? - i am. - what's your name? stanislas leczinkski. well then, horn strumper, listen carefully or these gentlemen will extrude your neroe. hey, listen will you? but your excellency hasn't said anything yet. i've been standing here for an hour. do you think i came here just to amuse myself with the echo of my own voice? no thought could be further from my mind, sire. well, then, i have come to tell you, order you, and inform you that you are to produce and display your ready cash immediately, or you'll all be massacred. come on in. phynancial gentlemen. santa claus, wheel in the phynancial wheelbarrow. mercy, lord ubu, have pity on us. we're poor simple people. i couldn't care less. pay up. but we can't. we've already paid. fork out, or i'll give you the works, good and proper, torture, twisting of the neck and decap-cap-cap-cap- capitation. horn strumper, am i or am i not your king? oh

this time to know why nicholas was used by the prince and sacrificial ceremony in order to stop the way it was a container so soon to be quite healed mins to run the show on tuesday it's the chinese character man mean angel in its middle the captain and was also the name of the men's class it was probably owned by the official in charge of manufacturing tools. but seek answers below the mean grandfather of them and family. was made especially for them and family. these sacrificial ceremonies for the grandfather. in the broad strokes be carried to full color tones month is comprised of two radicals was in links remains closing cooking posts in the middle as a way. the all. in taiwan he teaches me to put aside its consequence by throwing himself into the compilation of reports about the populace go excavation in kenya on on the mainland. room. i know thanks lee kuan yew the store. the only man to arouse in interest consultancy was from kenya on the cross taiwan strait bg has a right to the exciting happenings today instantly as recollections of events all along. i am. the cheese excavatio

president, i read an excellent come up in "the new york times" by nicholas kristof, and i ask that it appear in the record. the presiding officer: without objection u. mr. reid: he tells the stoart of a number of things but of one richard streeter, a truck driver who's very, very, very ill with colon cancer. why? because he couldn't afford insurance. couldn't afford health insurance. kristof writes, "the biggest health crisis in america now is not the inexcusably messy rollout of back obamacare. now, far more serious is the kind of catastrophe facing people like richard streeter." mr. streeter is a resident of eugene, oregon. his problem isn't obamacare, but a tumor in his colon that is going to kill him. unless there is a miracle. he could have been treated, had he had health insurance. for him, obamacare didn't come quite soon enough. kristof's come up is an important reminder that the rollout of obamacare is about more than an effective web site. it is about saving lives, lots of lives. kristof reminds republicans that they should have empathy for the nearly 50 million americans wi

my cats nicholas rush for school we know don't use him only in its deliberations. mt was to protect its offense in eighteen sixty three to nineteen fifty three has been listed as much of the colony of french indochina. in school it in the early fifties that norodom sihanouk has spawned a nod of sihanouk would be easy to influence instead he gained independence. the gutless a lot over the past they had detained a boy and a science davies to maintain a re important relationship. one of israel's collaboration of a mutual respect and also us two cents. the colonial legacy is visible in some of the architecture. defense news cambodia as the school's co robust me chillin on the largess of a plantation in the world in the country has pulled out the time of the colonization worldwide. i really know. luongo tenants to be painted. i can be read more french people. then during the two periods. and it continues to the greater the independence celebrations often tied to the ongoing political crisis. the text to speech prime minister hun sen has control of almost every aspect of

just imagine how nicholas lee must feel. he testified at the capitol about his ordeal. >> i don't understand what they are doing, what's wrong. maybe they should go back to the old system. >> reporter: he's emotional because the computer upgrade over the labor day weekend has left him without unemployment benefits. >> i've been borrowing money through my mom. i mean, i hate to do that, but i had to. >> reporter: they've been investigating money because of the plague of the computer upgradeservices she was out $3,600. she and lee are just two of the estimated 150,000 people whose payments were at the very least delayed. >> i want -- i want to acknowledge to all of customers. >> sharon hillard talked publicly joined by the software maker. the software was ready for a launch, but they knew that certain flag counts would cause problems. >> we've completely underestimated our ability to clear those flags quickly. >> now the main issue is with the the upgrade that has been solves. but they would disagree. >> now that they have swi

cheap old nicholas was full of pockets on each wrist and rugby's most of saturday. we should instead focus on stuff and signed all stripes will be on a few occasions when a child it was up suzuki isolated and no taunts asked about the damage still it was the funnest time that all possible presence of a saudi official at the tip of the league two side tuesday. did you chills began launching attacks that are stocked in two thousand fold. by this time. bush joked that the country if ideas often taking on the go to school. he said on sunday he does with the u s drone strikes often discussions involving nudity and intelligence units. forty if there was no time for the four boutiques. several slips off this in two thousand it's a nice dress that judy nine years of his room villa listed and drone strikes. what if we started in the distance and a few of them would join operations between the united states but this time. inhibitions. with no access to the ground forces by his son. chore the ads the concerns that both of us said about senseless violence terrorism an extremist

this week a local new hampshire television station showed the mug shot of nicholas edmunds that he violated terms of his release and should be considered armed and dangerous. mr. edmunds lashed out on facebook. he has a page that he calls himself thin demon and he wrote that contrary to the u.s. marshal statement. he is not armed. he has never hurt anyone and never a threat and the charge against him is "b.s.." the police found his location and knocked on the door and arrested him. in fact, conversations of every kind are already happening on social media. that's another reason why investors of every kind are flocking to it as well. that's our show for today on monday the computer lab and a backpack helping 11-year-old kids learn how to code. i'm david shuster in for ali velshi. thank you for joining us, everybody. >> you're in the stream. the nation's eyes are on mexico as albuquerque might be the first city to ban abortions after 20 weeks. however, the state allows t. and what does this mean for new mexico and the rest of the country? lisa fletcher it away, and my man is stepping in as co

nicholas maduro has been present for six months. he accuses private businesses of fact and calls for a socialist revolution in venezuela. it is more than just rhetoric. two weeks ago, president maduro ordered a chain of electronics stores to slash their prices, accusing it of defrauding ordinary people. the ensuing rush for cut-price tv postulate some people happy, but what does the super business confidence? the architect of this was hugo chavez. he is revered by many poor venezuelans, but he died at the start of the year. however much president maduro tries, he doesn't command the same devotion. hugo chavez's image is everywhere, but nicolas maduro's problem is he doesn't have the charisma nor the authority of his predecessor to drive through the controversial and divisive economic policies. critics say venezuela is becoming ungovernable. the oil-rich country once had plans to build a wall street in the heart of caracas, but homeless squatters invaded the unfinished financial center, and now more than 1000 families live in the tow

this was made by john hossman and directedly nicholas ray. the score is by virgil thompson. this is a quite interesting film. it was made in 1945 by the office of information to be seen overseas and it's a simple language in declarative cities. it's an american city. it's name is riverton. it is not too big nor too small. it is early morning of the first tuesday in november. this is an american city. a city that is not very large, not very rich, not very old. >> and it is made to be translated into many languages. the idea of the film is that we are such a strong democratic country that we can hold a presidential election in the middle of a war, 1944 and the country will survive. and it dramatizes how the people are invested. it is certainly a film that people should see today. i think we tend to think that it has always been this way. people that feel disinfranchised or an anti-government, whatever their rationale is for those feelings, i think it is interesting for them to look at a period when people were more engaged and try to understand why. the federal government film

nicholas, thank you so much for joining us. >> thanks for having me. happy thanksgiving. >> let's take a look at the markets. you know, the dow is up by 32 points. it's nothing to write home about. we're holding in positive territory. what's interesting here, guys, is the fact that, you know, if the dow has a fifth straight day of gains, which would be today, that is the first time it's had such a five-day winning streak since march. it's amazing. we've had this rally. incredible gains over 2013 but in terms of five straight gains, it would be march until the dow does that. >> i'm scratching my head at apple around 544, 545. >> how -- >> is that the year's high so far? >> this is a $385 stock in april. went down to $207 and now back up to where it is. this is a stock up 6%, 7%, in the last five days. >> we were talking about it all the way down when we were able to pull all all kinds of reasons down. now it's up percentagewise. >> my 2013 predictions is apple would not get back to record high above $700 a share. we have a month to go but it looks like

. >> no one was hurt. 22-year-old man named nicholas miller was arrested after he pulled the bus over. he faces 16 felony charges. >>> one of hollywood's biggest leading men is sharing a secret with the world this morning. >> oscar host, "les mis" star and "people" magazine's former sexiest man alive, hugh jackman says he is recovering from skin cancer. he sent out a selfie. doctors found a basal cell carcinoma on his nose. >> he checked with the doctor because his wife insisted he go. >>> one nba star has been handed an expensive lesson. dwight howard of the houston rockets. >> the league slapped howard a $25,000 fine for flipping a ball to a heckler in dallas. he's making 21 million bucks this year, so he can certainly afford it. the team lost the game. $25,000 will get your attention. >>> time, now, for sports. drew brees and the saints get another big win on thursday night football. >> here's all the highlights from espn. >> you probably just woke up on your couch, thinking you left your channel on espn. you're on abc. we're going to provide sports highlights. that's stan. i'm ken

nicholas says there's a sense of the deeply felt morning in a country with the painkillers and it was not their fault they need some fat because our airlines and not just good and not as comfortable as they should date of old enough to say. safety should be the priority. it is bad day of mourning has been upset for the victims among them were two children a british teacher. eventually the sun. the crash comes as russia prepares to welcome foreign visitors to the country as it plays host to such a great pics. caught on camera but no idea what the deal lisa don't demand that the suspect in monday's shootings at the offices of the new space but apparently on the banks the senate a generale in paris the authorities believed the gunman was also responsible for breaking in the office is at the tv channel most friday and the hijacking a car seen off during can find outside sun tanned. this unique ill post a couple we have been a tendancy of the four cases and moving images on there and i felt it is addressed in the nation's do you suspect that it was an aggressor in each case too. one man is

[music] may god and the great saint nicholas protect you. ah, noble master ubu, enter the royal enclosure with your followers. and we will review the march pass together. well, shall we? coming, sire. [music] ah! there's my regiment of danzig horse-guards. oh, what a magnificent spectacle. you really think so? looks like something the cat brought in. look at that one. you there. when did you last have a shave, you lousy slob? but this fellow is very well turned out. what on earth is the matter with you, old ubu? this! [stomps] treason! [stomps] pshit! after him! oh! help! help! help, holy virgin! help! i'm dying! help! i have the crown! death to the traitors! [chanting ubu, ubu, ubu] help! help! those maniacs have forced their way into the palace. they're coming up the stairs. may god protect us. that vile ubu, wretch, rascal. i just like to get my hands on him. i... you would, would you? and what, brave boggerlas, would you do to me? by god's will, i shall defend my mother to the death. the first man to make a step forward is good as dead.

this week a local new hampshire television station showed the mug shot of nicholas edmunds that he violated terms of his release and should be considered armed and dangerous. mr. edmunds lashed out on facebook. he has a page that he calls himself thin demon and he wrote that contrary to the u.s. marshal statement. he is not armed. he has never hurt anyone and never a threat and the charge against him is "b.s.." the police found his location and knocked on the door and arrested him. in fact, conversations of every kind are already happening on social media. that's another reason why investors of every kind are flocking to it as well. that's our show for today on monday the computer lab and a backpack helping 11-year-old kids learn how to code. i'm david shuster in for ali velshi. thank you for joining us, everybody. . >>> welcome to al jazeera america, i'm morgan radford in new york. the death toll from typhoon haiyan has now reached more than 4,000. the u.s. military has airlifted thousands of people stranded by the storm as damage to the country's roads is slowing down the delivery of reli

i'm nicholas carlyle and the director of "bully" , san francisco's nonprofit and we share with you the realization that punishment makes bullying situations worse. it's uncoupled bullying and punishment and the question is, which is kind of a comment too. if we uncouple bullying and punishment doesn't that make it much easier to define what bullying is? and seems to me and defining bullying because the bar is so high because we're afraid it's going to trigger some prescribed consequence and bullying doesn't necessarily have to lead to a consequence and just a solution wouldn't that make the definition of bullying much easier? >> i don't think that that -- at least from my perspective and what i heard so far that the focus of addressing bullying leads to punishment. at least what i have been talking about and my colleagues here is we're focused on addressing it as changing behaviors, and learned positive behaviors as opposed to trying to assess or attach a punishment to it. it might result in some punishment if it's extreme but i think that the focus at least from us is that we want to

i texted this community an all star nicholas has completed major road works within a week and free of charge to the local council in the hope that it will boost tourism in the area of the supply of machinery and did all the work themselves to white and benzene create. they advise as to be no more capsule that school bus that travels through its pretty and more visitors and hopefully creating more employment it's this isotope let's talk they'd never see big tour buses coming over to mom or cap and in a show on the band's wherein possible to negotiate on to no clothes took on the road works themselves. but contact was approached. a lot together on the rocks with together came in the machinery to carry a dystopian marble again. it is called tiger skin by tuning into the weekend. to get to machines else's job yet the search order to win and that the short facto recorders to. this tart. in every area employment center in plymouth much comforted him. again a thing i can do and it did. comments left on to your coach. what was going on to the department of transport said kim in a sea of osman

far enough to quell the large number of forced abortions infanticide and involuntary sterilizations nicholas backlund of human rights watch in hong kong told the washington post that quote the whole system needs to be dismantled what they're doing is just tinkering with it allowing one specific category of people to have two children the system is abusive and generates so much pain are so many but there is far more encouraging announcement that was also said by the chinese government today the country's long standing rib . cation labor camps are to be abolished now exact numbers are impossible to know but according to china's state news agency approximately one hundred sixty thousand inmates have been held in three hundred fifty of these labor camps throughout the country these camps have been in place to harbor chinese political dissidents since the one nine hundred fifty s. and while the conditions are largely hidden according to former inmates that type of treatment in these camps includes regular beatings sleep deprivation forced labor work barely edible food no freedom to go to the bath

far enough to quell the large number of forced abortions infanticide and involuntary sterilizations nicholas backlund of human rights watch in hong kong told the washington post that quote the whole system needs to be dismantled what they're doing is just tinkering with it allowing one specific category of people to have two children the system is abusive and generates so much pain or so main but there is far more encouraging announcement that was also said by the chinese government today the country's long standing rib . cation labor camps are to be abolished now exact numbers are impossible to know but according to china's state news agency approximately one hundred sixty thousand inmates have been held in three hundred fifty of these labor camps throughout the country these camps have been in place to harbor chinese political dissidents since the one nine hundred fifty s. and while the conditions are largely hidden according to former inmates that type of treatment in these camps includes regular beatings sleep deprivation forced labor work barely edible food no freedom to go to the bathr

far enough to quell the large number of forced abortions infanticide and involuntary sterilizations nicholas backlund of human rights watch in hong kong told the washington post that quote the whole system needs to be dismantled what they're doing is just tinkering with it allowing one specific category of people to have two children the system is abusive and generates so much pain for so many but there is far more encouraging announcement that was also said by the chinese government today the country's long standing rib . cation labor camps are so to be abolished now exact numbers are impossible to know but according to china's state news agency approximately one hundred sixty thousand inmates have been held in three hundred fifty of these labor camps throughout the country these camps have been in place to harbor chinese political dissidents since the one nine hundred fifty s. and while the conditions are largely hidden according to former inmates that type of treatment in these camps includes regular beatings sleep deprivation forced labor work barely edible food no freedom to go to the b

kind of itch to create and control everything and his refusal to increase ties with the european union nicholas press passes ukrainian riot police moved in. and closeness of the test is up now the independence square to the sox day at office boy in the morning. if i should trust him to be conducted. i did not understand what the bush people on the ground and beat them on. yet i jumped to one side. please call me tonight started to beat he was conscious and was glad that can be. on monday when did the reuters photographer and a reuters cameraman opposition the dawson gets a new who was present he tried to make an escape with a nice without success. on friday he condemned president the tna could meet its refusal to sign any new trade pact with no pool gym which is to wean her young yanukovich betrayed ukraine ukraine as close to the wool morrison world as well protests in support of an eu trade pacts are in the second week ten thousand for a new contest is counted and independence plan for running on friday. gecko the support has also rallied. they say the president made the right decision to dit

far enough to quell the large number of forced abortions infanticide and involuntary sterilizations nicholas backlund of human rights watch in hong kong told the washington post that quote the whole system needs to be dismantled what they're doing is just tinkering with it allowing one specific category of people to have two children the system is abusive and generates so much pain or so many. but there is far more encouraging announcement that was also said by the chinese government today the country's longstanding reification labor camps are to be abolished now exact numbers are impossible to know but according to china's state news agency approximately one hundred sixty thousand inmates have been held in three hundred fifty of these labor camps throughout the country these camps have been in place to harbor chinese political dissidents since the one nine hundred fifty s. and while the conditions are largely hidden according to former inmates that type of treatment in these camps includes regular beatings sleep deprivation forced labor work barely edible food no freedom to go to the bathro

far enough to quell the large number of forced abortions infanticide and involuntary sterilizations nicholas backlund of human rights watch in hong kong told the washington post that quote the whole system needs to be dismantled what they're doing is just tinkering with it allowing one specific category of people to have two children this is them is abusive and generates so much pain for so many. but there is far more encouraging announcement that was also said by the chinese government today the country's longstanding reification labor camps are to be abolished now exact numbers are impossible to know but according to china's state news agency approximately one hundred sixty thousand inmates have been held in three hundred fifty of these labor camps throughout the country these camps have been in place to harbor chinese political dissidents since the one nine hundred fifty s. and while the conditions are largely hidden according to former inmates that type of treatment in these camps includes regular beatings sleep deprivation forced labor work barely edible food no freedom to go to the bat