jack: hi, i'm jack rico, and this is "consumer 101." swerving in the name of science, we hit the test track for a firsthand look at a life-saving car safety feature. and we scratch them, drop them, dunk them in water, cell phones and smartwatches put through a whole battery of tests, but is your phone tough enough to survive the ultimate stress test? plus, how an imaginary dog could help stop a burglar from breaking into your home. [dog barking] jack: then, information is everywhere. sarah: did you hear the one about antibacterial soap? jack: no. and i'm collecting it piece-by-piece for my tip jar. man: hey, jack, we're ready for you. jack: all right, let's go. we're on a mission to teach you how to be a smart consumer... there we go! ...and get the most out of the products and services you use every day. are you ready for this? join me and the consumer reports experts in the test labs and out in the field for "consumer 101." the cool thing about being here at the consumer reports test track is that you never know what's going to happen

jack was a patriarch of a man, well liked and well-to-do. >> jack was a very loving person who doted on his children, doted on his step-children and doted on his grandchlidren. >> jack was ill, house-bound after colon cancer surgery and she said she had been running a mercy mission for jack and dawdled too long at the mall. >> i was only on the road 15 minutes. >> she was very specific where she had gone, what times and why she had gone there. >> as for cheryl, she said she would do anything to find out what happened to her dad in those 15 minutes away from the house. >> her actions are consistent with somebody who understands the police are looking at me right now, i know i didn't do anything, will do everything i can to give full disclosure. >> the day after the jack jessie murder, a guy walked into a bar, sat down on the barstool and told the bartend ear story how the murder happened, who did it, about what the motive was, the whole story. of course, that was just a story in a bar. detective wyatt didn't hear anything about it. as he continued to dig for clues he hit an unexpected

>> jack was not very happy. however, he knew i needed to do something for my future and i needed to have a real profession. >> ultimately, jack is the one who told him, "you need to do this." >> wow. >> "you have to move on with your life." >> back in new york, jack continues to add to his collection daily. how many autographs does he have? seems only jack knows. >> did you think it was 10,000? 30,000? >> i would even say, "do you have about 2,000," thinking that that was a lot. and he would just laugh. >> would he part with any of them? >> absolutely not. he would never sell. >> but juan carlos worries about his friend jack, who is now 81 years old and living alone. he checks on him every day by phone. and as jack kuster grows more frail, it becomes a favorite topic among his competitors -- what will happen to his famous collection? >> i wrote to a lot of the auction houses. the largest ones knew who jack kuster was before i wrote to them. >> that's next. >> but first, our "strange inheritance" quiz question --

. >> she wanted jack dead. she wanted it done at the house and make it look like a robbery. >> the information that he provided would blow the case wide open. >> until something slammed it shut down. when "deadly conspiracy" continues. my mom washes the dishes... ...before she puts them in the dishwasher. so what does the dishwasher do? cascade platinum does the work for you, prewashing and removing stuck-on foods, the first time. wow, that's clean! cascade platinum. >>> welcome back. after years of relentless police work, brett schrauben and sandra jessee were arrested for the murder of jack jessee. brett was in jail awaiting trial. but in a devastating blow for jack's loved ones, the judge released sandra citing a lack of evidence. then detectives got a lucky break. someone had a story to tell. and it would send this case into overdrive. once again, keith morrison. >> reporter: sitting in a cell, month after month, can do a lot to alter a person's take on the world. even more so if the inmate is looking at a

no feeling for jack jessee. >> to get his head in the game, dove met with the people closest to jack like his brother david. >> and when i met with david, he inspired me. himself determination was a major factor. >> reporter: but david also had some provocative information. something jack told him after arguing with sandra about moving to arizona. >> if anything ever happens to me, he says, it's her. >> reporter: not the only time jack said such a thing, it turned out. >> he actually told me, i wouldn't be surprised if the bitch killed me. he said that. >> reporter: so dove picked through all the original files, hoping he might come across something that had been overlooked. and buried inside, he found this. a simple two-page report apparently unread by any detective. remember the guy who walked into the bar, the one who told a story about the jessee murder? well, years later when the case had gone cold, the bartender decided to call the placentia cops. an officer took the call, typed up the report, and stuck it away in the file where it sat unseen until tom dove came along. >> two t

were on jack powers. everybody loved jack powers. he had an exceedingly evil side. he was remorseless. he is fascinating. i think people like this are fascinating. what leads them to do with they do, why did they do it, and eventually almost always you , have the satisfaction of having your guilt relieved because they get caught. that is what happened in almost every case. a lot of that is because of walter murray. the man who formed the vigilance committee, i found a tintype of him holding his infant daughter. his tombstone in the san luis obispo cemetery, he died when he was 49. it shows a man's hand and a woman's hand clasping. my hunch was this is a family man and a man who did not want to raise his children in a place that was so incredibly violent. that, i think, was his fundamental motivation. you have to admit, he accomplished what he set out to accomplish. he broke up the powers gang. i think one of the reasons i write books, i grew up in a rural area. we sometimes think our hometown is not that

he would walk into the bar and sage ranks were on jack powers. everybody loved jack powers. he had an exceedingly evil side. he was remorseless. he is fascinating. i think people like this are fascinating. what they do, why do they do it and eventually, almost always you have the satisfaction of having your guilt relieved because they get caught. that is what happened in almost every case. a lot of that is because of murray. the man who formed the vigilance , i found him holding his infant daughter. his tombstone in the san luis obispo cemetery, he died when he was 49. it shows a man's hand and a woman's hand class being. my hunch was this is a family man and a man who did not want to raise his children in a place that was so incredibly violent. you have to admit, he accomplished what he set out to accomplish. he broke up the powers gang. ithink one of the reasons write books, i grew up in a rural area. we sometimes think our hometown is not that important to the scheme of things. in my books, what i attempt to do is to link san luis obispo county to the great events of amer

jack kennedy's kooky race. when joe kennedy found out about the moon speech, he called the white house -- i think evelyn lincoln got the phone and said, tell jackie is going to blow the whole budget on one of his crazy schemes. god dammit, i knew jack would do something like this. his own father thought it was a reckless idea. kennedy was enough of a pragmatist to keep occasionally in meetings questioning is this wise? is this smart? after the cuban missile crisis, shouldn't we be collaborating with russia, should we not e? make no mistake in the end he never waivered. days before his death, virtually two days before his death he was in san antonio at brooks air force base with astronaut gordon cooper at his side talking about all the medical marvels out of nasa. cat scans, m.r.i.'s comment kidney dialysis machines, etc., space medicine as a new field. he goes to houston and is there with albert thomas. it is a funny moment because he says to thomas, we will put the biggest payroll -- then he says, i mean pay r

this is jack kerouac. now, jack kerouac lived in san luis obispo in 1952 and 1953. he was a brake man on the southern pacific railroad. he wrote about it, he wrote letters about it. if you know anything about jack kerouac, he was always concerned about his mother and wanted to make sure his mother had a nice home. well, he really thought about buying a trailer in san luis obispo, even had it picked out in the trailer park, and moving her to san luis obispo. we know that he would like to walk where the river went by the mission, now mission plaza, and score marijuana. he talks about that in his book. he also talks about going to the beach and listening to the breakers and listening to the chevron tanker's anchor go down. basically, he was just in this period where he was trying to publish "on the road," but at the same time had to make a living. in those days, you could be a brake man on the southern pacific and support yourself. that's for sure. his job was taking the engines, pulling the train over to the top of the grade, and then once the train made it over the t

jack kennedy's kooky race. when joe kennedy, his father, found out about the moon speech, he called the white house -- i think evelyn lincoln got the phone and said, tell jackie is is going to blow the whole budget on one of his crazy schemes. god dammit, i knew jack would do something like this. his own father thought it was a reckless idea. kennedy was enough of a to keep the meetings to question the what's and why's. occasionally he is questioning is this wise, is the smart? after the cuban missile crisis, shouldn't we be collaborating with russia, should we not be? in the end of a waiver, days before his death, two days before his death he was in san antonio at brooks air force base with astronaut gordon cooper at his side, talking about all the medical marvels coming out of nasa. cat scans, m.r.i.'s comment m.r.i.'s, kidney dialysis machines, etc., space medicine as a new field. he goes to houston and is there with albert thomas. it is a funny moment because he says to thomas, we will put the biggest payro

jack kennedy's kooky race. when joe kennedy found out about the moon speech, he called the white house -- i think evelyn lincoln got the phone and said, tell jackie is going to blow the whole budget on one of his crazy schemes. god dammit, i knew jack would do something like this. his own father thought it was a reckless idea. occasionally he is questioning is this wise, is the smart? after the cuban missile crisis, shouldn't we be collaborating with russia, should we not be? in the end of a waiver, days before his death, two days before his death he was in san antonio at brooks air force base with astronaut gordon cooper at his side, talking about all the medical marvels coming out of nasa. cat scans, m.r.i.'s comment kidney dialysis machines, etc., space medicine as a new field. he goes to houston and is there without were thomas. it is a funny moment because he says to thomas, we will put the biggest payroll -- then he says, i mean payraid. everybody laughed because he poured so much money into houston and s

jack kennedy's kooky race. when joe kennedy found out about the moon speech, he called the evelynouse -- i think lincoln got the phone and said, tell jackie is going to hold -- blow the whole budget on one of his crazy schemes. t, i knew jack would do something like this. his own father thought it was a reckless idea. occasionally he is questioning is this wise, is the smart? after the cuban missile crisis, shouldn't we be collaborating with russia, should we not be? waiver, days a before his death, two days before his death he was in san antonio at brooks air force base ath astronaut gordon cooper his side, talking about all the medical marvels coming out of nasa. cat scans, m.r.i.'s comment ,idney dialysis machines, etc. space medicine as a new field. and is thereuston without were thomas. it is a funny moment because he says to thomas, we will put the biggest payroll -- then he says, i mean payroll. everybody laughed because he poured so much money into hoping and san antonio to hold texas in 1964. remember,

with two games remaining barley united is preparing for a jack mania invasion. dutch important band of building isn't expecting any trouble. in bali you don't need a lot of police because one of the most relaxing poses there are there are. only about the football game and the thing else and the lots. at denpasar airport ariz family have just arrived as guests of jack mania. like top of the fans they can battle i leave me now. something to do something i am known to do anyway i did that day and i kept thinking that. you know i'm not going to come out of my room while yes cable. cutting. edge. i. told the match is a sell out. twenty thousand fans descending on the barley stage i i. i was this is the my balance jack mine your fans have made it across the sea beyond the gods the barrier of bolli united project carter if i lose this much to not well that's the end of this season you can feel what it. was just when the i.d.f. stood at the knee. that was thinking and like today it was laughable just milling about but what about mine and i'll sneak by people on the acad

this is jack kerouac. lived in sanouac luis obispo in 1952 and 1953. he was a break man on the southern pacific railroad. he wrote about it, wrote letters about it. if you know anything about jack kerouac, he was always concerned about his mother and wanted to make sure his mother had a nice home. he really thought about buying a trailer in san luis obispo, even thought -- even had it picked out in the trailer park, and moving her to san luis obispo. we know he liked to walk where the river went by the mission, now mission plaza, and score marijuana. he talks about that in his book. he also talks about going to the beach and listening to the breakers and the chevron tankers'anchor go down. basically he was just in this period where he was trying to publish "on the road," but at the same time had to make a living. in those days, you could be a brake man on the southern pacific and support yourself. engines,as taking the pulling the train over to the top of the great, and then once the trade made it over the top, they could come back to san luis obispo.

jack says the nurse came back with some news. jack sunzeri/ heart transplant recipient: "she went out she came back five minutes later and she said we have a heart for you." the day was november 9th 1995. jack sunzeri/ heart transplant recipient: "i busted out into tears."the transplant happened at the california pacific medical center in the bay area where they both used to live. jack sunzeri/ heart transplant recipient: "i got his heart and i will tell you that heart has been so good to me."more than two decades have passed but he hasn't forgotten the man possibly from the palo alto area who gave him a new lease on life. jack sunzeri/ heart transplant recipient: "i said i'm going to call the donor association to find out something about my donor and i got a hold of them and they said the family didn't want to be reminded of their loss."the donor association gave him some limited information. jack sunzeri/ heart transplant recipient: "he was a male, he was 44 years old. he had a brain aneurism and he just went to sleep."he and h

back now with john dean and we're joined now by jack quinn. welcome, jack, to the program. thank you so much for joining us. i'm going to start with you. >> thank you. >> this is what george conway writes, he said the president may have the raw constitutional power to say squelch an investigation or pardon a close associate. but if he does so, not to serve the public interests, but to serve his own, he surely could be removed from office, even if he has not committed a criminal act. is conway right, jack? >> absolutely. you cannot exercise presidential powers corruptly. and there's nothing more corrupt than exercising your presidential powers in order to protect yourself from a legitimate law enforcement investigation. i do think it's worth mentioning, by the way, that, you know, a lot of this discussion in the earlier part of the show turns on this whole question. i mean, the attorney general parachuted into this, which is

jack's day. christ our visit to san luis obispo, california is a book tv exclusive and we showed it today to introduce you to c-span's cities tour. we have traveled to u.s. cities bringing the book seen to our viewers. you can watch more of our visits citiestour.rg/ quek's this weekend on c-span. saturday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern, a form on immigration policy and how to protect immigrant children. at 6:30 p.m., historians, authors, and trinity activists discuss the history and intersection of islam phobia, antisocial -- anti-semitism, and white supremacy. president george bush and robert gates talk about governing and leadership. and leadership. saturday, on book tv on c-span2 at 2:00 p.m. eastern, we take you to the san antonio book festival. on sunday on afterwards, american enterprise institute president arthur books on his -- that american enterprise institute president on his book. at 10:00 p.m. eastern on real america, the 1942 u.s. agriculture department's film mockers yet work in puerto

at some point, jack shepherd handed her the controls. the boat hit an obstacle at high speed and overturned. charlotte brown was discovered in the icy water. she died later in hospital. it wasn't until january that he turned himself in to georgian police after securing the right to appeal against his conviction. the trials which will take place in great britain... in court here, jack shepherd described charlotte's death as his greatest regret. but he has since made clear that he doesn't believe he is solely responsible for the crash. but charlotte brown's family want jack shepherd to take responsibility for charlotte's death, saying his appeal will only prolong their pain and suffering. sarah rainsford, bbc news. this is the briefing from bbc news. the latest headlines: eu leaders have agreed to extend the brexit deadline to the end of october — following an emergency summit in brussels. theresa may said she still believed leaving with a deal was the best option, and again called on mps in westminster to back her withdrawal agreement.

and what's the proper work life balance ali baba's jack ma says chinese employees should spend more time working but the country's rising middle class isn't so sure we'll take you inside the debate. i'm stephen birds in berlin thanks for joining us the white house has announced the end of waivers for countries to import iranian oil us had reimpose sanctions against iran last year threatening to punish any country that buys oil from tehran but it granted waivers to the eight primary buyers of iranian oil allowing them limited purchases for six months there are fears that removing the waivers now would reduce oil supply to a market that is already tightening but u.s. officials say any shortfall can be picked up by other countries including the u.s. itself and its gulf allies. the trumpet ministration has issued a blunt warning to nations buying oil from iran after may second there will be no exceptions to sanctions norway various nations that continue to buy uranium oil will be made to suffer more you are going to zero going to zero across the board we will continue to for sanctions and mo

first time gifford welcome now there's been a significant backlash to jack calling the nine thousand six walk a huge blessing and there's even an online blacklist of sorts of companies that push their workers to work overtime why this backlash i think like in many situations that we see now it's a lot of is down to millennial to the younger generation that just isn't prepared to behave the way that their parents' generation did and they don't want to spend all their time at work they won't work life balance and also as people get wealthier they want to have more leisure time so i think all these factors together have combined to see this backlash against a. call for more work and there is also a question about the legality of this walk for the benefit of all of us would like to play a sound bite from a lawyer who's talking about the legality of this work. to chinese labor law most employees are subject to standard working time which is no more than eight hours per day and no more than forty hours per week with at least one day off every week here so the nine nine six working time vio

at some point, jack shepherd handed her the controls. the boat hit an obstacle at high speed and overturned. charlotte brown was discovered in the icy water. she died later in hospital. it's more than a year since jack shepherd arrived in georgia, where he was living discreetly, but not in hiding. he is now heading back from here to the uk to begin serving his sentence for manslaughter. something charlotte brown's family have said they welcome. it wasn't until january that he turned himself in to georgian police after securing the right to appeal against his conviction. the trials, which will take place in great britain... in court here, jack shepherd described charlotte's death as his greatest regret. but he has since made clear that he doesn't believe he is solely responsible for the crash. his georgian lawyer told me that he fled before his trial because he was depressed, even suicidal. now he knows the fact that his case is in appeal court. if he will be running, he will be lose. he will be lose his case, his last chance to prove his

jack mania control the stadium. outside the police have lost control i asked him was was fortunately these fans aren't looking for trouble without tickets i just want to be part of history. i was just minutes to go procedure is hold. i second gold seals big try i final school to see due to the truck why. wasn't it young it's going to look nothing alike anybody who. does not like you know like me i. i i i i got it is i think i the thing i. i thing ends the flame is the band silverware the procedure jakarta i champion i i. i i. i i so millions of fans here in indonesia the idea of no more football is their worst nightmare i that is a distinct possibility unless the league confronts the endemic corruption and then violence. what. about all the i get up around i guess about well are the only man out on a monday and he suddenly had a press that he didn't. book on got not a melancon would get it but now he or les went right it about well in an issue of a gay man numbing gag that man and the man support us on the way how m

this is jack kerouac. jack kerouac lived in san luis obispo in 1952 and 1953. he was a break man on the southern pacific railroad. he wrote about it. he wrote letters about it. if you know anything about him, he was concerned about his mother. he always wanted to make sure she had a nice home. he really thought about buying a trailer, even had it picked out in the trailer park, and moving her to san luis obispo. we know he would like to walk where the river went by the mission, now mission plans a and score-- mission plaza and marijuana. he also talked about going to avila beach and listening to the breakers and the chevron tinkers -- tankers' anchor go down. where he this period was trying to publish on the road but at the same time had to make a living. you could be a brakeman on the southern pacific and support yourself, that is for sure. his job was taking the engines, ,ulling the train to the grade then once the train made it over the top, they could come back to san luis obispo. he basically did that run from the station in san luis obispo over to what we

and what's the proper work life balance ali baba's jack ma says chinese employees should spend more time working but the country's rising middle class isn't so sure we'll take you inside the debate. i'm stephen burns in berlin thanks for joining us the white house has announced the end of waivers for countries to import iranian oil us had reimpose sanctions against iran last year threatening to punish any country that buys oil from tehran but it granted waivers to the eight primary buyers of iranian oil allowing them limited purchases for six months there are fears that removing the waivers now would reduce oil supply to a market that is already tightening but u.s. officials say any shortfall can be picked up by other countries including the u.s. itself and its gulf allies. to trumpet ministration has issued a blunt warning to nations buying oil from iran after may second there will be no exceptions to sanctions norway various nations that continue to buy uranium oil will be made to suffer more you are going to zero going to zero across the board we will continue and for sanctions and mo

today in court, jack shepherd admitted skipping bail. thejudgejailed him for six months on top of his six—year sentence. charlotte's family were emotional outside court. he has not shown any real remorse or accountability for his actions, accusing charlie of being responsible for her own death as recently as this week. his lack of respect and decency continues to astound us. we hope that shepherd's appeal against his conviction will be dismissed, and as a family we can continue to fight for a change in the laws. during his sentencing, judge richard marks said that jack shepherd's deliberate decision to go on the run added to the distress of charlotte's family and was as cowardly as it was selfish. he said, by absconding and instructing his lawyers from his hideaway, he was having his cake and eating it. charlotte's family know that jack shepherd is going to appeal against his conviction. for now though, today, they feel they're a step closer to getting justice. helena lee, bbc news, at the old bailey. a woman who was detained in dubaif

and what's the proper work life balance ali baba's jack ma says chinese employees should spend more time working but the country's rising middle class isn't so sure we'll take you inside the debate. i'm stephen birds in berlin thanks for joining us the white house has announced the end of waivers for countries to import iranian oil us had reimpose sanctions against iran last year threatening to punish any country that buys oil from tehran but it granted waivers to the eight primary buyers of iranian oil allowing them limited purchases for six months there are fears that removing the waivers now would reduce oil supply to a market that is already tightening but u.s. officials say any shortfall can be picked up by other countries including the u.s. itself and its gulf allies. the trumpet ministration has issued a blunt warning to nations buying oil from iran after may second there will be no exceptions to sanctions norway various nations that continue to buy uranium oil will be made to suffer more here we're going to zero going to zero across the board we will continue and for sanctions an

to head to one of china's most renowned tech companies and as one of the country's richest men jack ma is an icon for many but recently in an internet company message he suggested that being able to work from nine am to nine pm six days a week was a huge blessing the comment sparked heated debate among chinese professionals. jody i don't hear that some companies need their workers to do overtime because overtime is the key to competitive we don't know now we see it but many young workers in beijing disagree so are you wishing you were working nine and six every day makes your overtime longer than twenty or thirty hours it surely harms your body count before maturity and that everyone values work differently it comes down to the individual's choice for young people after many years they may think they had a unique work opportunity but they may also regret having sold themselves out. working over time is taken for granted in many chinese companies legally though a work week shouldn't be more than forty hours and for many young people that's important. and for more i'm joined in the studi

and what's the proper work life balance ali baba's jack ma says chinese employees should spend more time working but the country's rising middle class isn't so sure we'll take you inside the debate. i'm stephen birds in berlin thanks for joining us the white house has announced the end of waivers for countries to import iranian oil us had reimpose sanctions against iran last year threatening to punish any country that buys oil from tehran but it granted waivers to the eight primary buyers of iranian oil allowing them limited purchases for six months there are fears that removing the waivers now would reduce oil supply to a market that is already tightening but u.s. officials say any shortfall can be picked up by other countries including the u.s. itself and its gulf allies. the trumpet ministration has issued a blunt warning to nations buying oil from iran after may second there will be no exceptions to sanctions norway various nations that continue to buy uranium oil will be made to suffer more here we're going to zero going to zero across the board . we will continue in for sanctions a

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with two games remaining barley united is preparing for a jack mania invasion. dutch important band of building isn't expecting any trouble. in bali you don't need a lot of police because one of the most relaxing forces there are there are. only about the football game and the thing else and the lots. at denpasar airport ariz family have just arrived as guests of jack mania. like up on the downs they can battle ali you need not be asked. something to do something i am known to do anyway i did that day and i kept taking batting. you know i'm not going to come out of my room while yes. cutting. edge. i. told the match is a sell out. twenty thousand fans descending on the bali stage i i. i was this is so much balance just mind your fans have made it across the sea to be all of the gods the fire of bali united project carter if i lose this match to not well that's the end of this season you can feel what it is and. that's when the r.b.s. what have you neal. that was thinking and like today it was laughable just milling about but what about mine and i'll sleep on the

head to one of china's most renowned tech companies and as one of the country's richest men jack ma is an icon for many but recently in an internal company message he suggested that being able to work from nine am to nine pm six days a week was a huge blessing the comments sparked heated debate among chinese professionals. jody had only on that some companies need their workers to do overtime because overtime is the key to competitive house for the not always here but many young workers in beijing disagree so so are you working nine and six every day makes your overtime longer than twenty or thirty hours it surely harms your body and before maturity and that everyone values work differently it comes down to the individual's choice for young people after many years they may think they had a unique work opportunity but they may also regret having sold themselves out. working over time is taken for granted in many chinese companies legally though the work week shouldn't be more than forty hours and for many young people that's important. for more i'm joined in the studio now by didn't loo

jack came up with the idea of a subscription plan. -- land for the community. so that everybody could feel as though they contributed. so the cost of one subscription was one dollar. be, evenhat that would for the least of the community, they could manage that. i'm sure many people bought more than that, but i thought that andvery wise on his part, very much community building. you have everybody putting a stake into something, they are much more likely to approve something. soon afterwards we have a library, schools, churches, it grew and we became a place to work, play, and to live. that, san luis obispo has slogan, to live, work, and play in san luis obispo. originally that idea came with the railroad coming to san luis obispo. san luis obispo, california is one of the many cities we have toward to explore the american story. visit tomore of our san luis obispo, and other cities across the country, though to c-span.org/cities tour. you are watching american history tv, all weekend, every weekend on c-span3. >> this past tuesday, a bipartisan group of senator

our business editor, simon jack, is here. we heard some business reaction there, but what has business more widely been saying? the first reaction is, we are not leaving the european union tomorrow at 11pm, few. most people were not ready. there are three groups, the big companies who have been planning for this for years, the pharmaceutical companies, the big banks, it was unthinkable they wouldn't be ready. there is a second group, small businesses, he didn't know what to do and they have done very little, and alarmingly high proportion of them according to hrm c. and there are the other businesses who heeded the government warnings and spent a lot of time looking into customs declarations and that kind of thing, spend real money on stockpiling some parts, some supplies. and they are thinking, now what? do i try and get that valuable money back into the business by running down those inventories or do i say, i am still going for an uncertain outcome so i have to keep spending that money on keeping these levels high? that is

at some point, jack shepherd handed her the controls. the boat hit an obstacle at high speed and overturned. charlotte brown was discovered in the icy water. she died later in hospital. it's more than a year since jack shepherd arrived it wasn't until january that he turned himself in to georgian police after securing the right to appeal against his conviction. the trials which will take place in great britain... in court here, jack shepherd described charlotte's death as his greatest regret. but he has since made clear that he doesn't believe he is solely responsible for the crash. his georgian lawyer told me that he fled before his trial because he was depressed, even suicidal. now he knows the fact that his case is in appeal court. if he will be running, he will be lose. he will be lose his case, his last chance to prove his innocence. but charlotte brown's family want jack shepherd to take responsibility for charlotte's death, saying his appeal will only prolong their pain and suffering. sarah rainsford, bbc news. with nearly all the

convinced of jack miles nine nine six call is the chinese economy matures people want to balance that allows for more life and less work. sounds like a good deal to me maybe should take a closer look at india more than half of the population there is under twenty five but even though many of them attend college or university and the indian economy is growing rapidly millions of young graduates are struggling to find a job in the first place. twenty six year old car around my head john is still waiting for his career dreams to come true in india's business wonderland he has a university degree in tourism but so far the only job you can find with his qualifications is hotel receptionist earning around fifty euros a month it was very less its weight in medicine does it well. that that is what i got i struggled a lot for almost a year. in ways that. after. studies. this industry is all about. differences influences the. koran still lives with his parents in a middle class apartment in delhi he's their only child of his age he should have been married long ago indian parents place great im

asi as i said earlier, jack shepherd daysin as i said earlier, jack shepherd days in court at the old bailey right now. charlotte brown's family — her dad graham, her sisters katie and vicky, and mum roz all arrived at court earlier. you can see them there. as soon as that hearing is over, our correspondent will come out and give us the latest. the 31st of october is the new brexit deadline, which is of course halloween, providing endless dressing up opportunities. but it is a flexible extension, if mps can agree on a deal, the exit date can be brought forward. here's what theresa may said last night after she had secured the extension. i've just met with donald tusk, the president of the european council, where i agreed an extension to the brexit process to the end of october at the latest. i continue to believe we need to leave the eu with a deal as soon as possible. and, vitally, the eu have agreed that the extension can be terminated when the withdrawal agreement has been ratified, which is my key request of my fellow leaders. for example, this means that if we are able to pass

i was jack my. i. command the airline all around cheers group is known as goodies cut outs literally the hard liners must i never. thought i had that money i'm not but the rest of my money that. every club has dozens of commanders like your lot. of fanatical foot soldiers to matches across the indonesian archipelago. i was just after midnight they've already walked through the streets here and you caught us they're cramming onto this bus on their way to a match let me see. i. indonesia. is made up of eighteen clubs rivalries between fans can be fetus and violent somebody. then yeah. yeah yeah yeah so i said no i mean that's a bad thing that it. jeff my arch rivals other vikings from the neighboring city a bundle. of clubs share a history of battles both on and off the pitch. was spot on your money out there the pentagon. and they file you then that if i just think about that yes you are going to be with us but i don't know about you know much more damage here and. there. not only of the fans in danger

jack jaqua. jack is a longtime advocate and mentor for youth and children for the last 35 plus years. he was a union organizer before getting involved in serving youth and families and is a former teacher, counselor and coach with the san francisco unified school district. over 30 years ago, jack along with dr. joseph marshall who's also in the audience found the omega boys club as they were tired of losing young people to violence and drugs. he currently serves as an advocate for young people in the juvenile justice system in san francisco in collaboration with the san francisco public defender's office and several public and private agencies and organizations. jack provides weekly mentoring sessions at the omega leadership academy and the juvenile hall and log cabin ranch before it was shut down and san francisco county jail. he's a coordinator of the squires, the san quintin of inmate resources and studies program. each month the program he is courts a group of young men and women from the san

at some point, jack shepherd handed her the controls. the boat hit an obstacle at high speed and overturned. charlotte brown was discovered in the icy water. she died later in hospital. it was not untiljanuary that he turned himself into georgian police, after securing the right to appeal against his conviction. in court here, jack shepherd described charlotte's death as his greatest regret. but he has since made clear he does not believe he is solely responsible for the crash. his georgian lawyer told me he fled before his trial because he was depressed, even suicidal. now he knows the fact that his case is in the appeal court. if he will be running, he will lose his case. his last chance to prove his innocence. but charlotte brown's family want jack shepherd to take responsibility for charlotte's death, saying his appeal will only prolong their pain and their suffering. sarah rainsford, bbc news. a fifth of new childhood asthma cases in the uk could be linked to traffic pollution, according to a major new study. researchers from leadin

charlotte brown was killed when her first date with jack shepherd ended ina first date with jack shepherd ended in a speed boat crash and tragedy. in december 2015, jack shepherd's boat was found capsized on the thames, he had taken her out to impress about the trial heard he was drunk and the boat was not say. he was found guilty of her manslaughter in her absence after fleeing the country last march. today, her family were in court to see a judge sentenced him for six months on skipping bail, on top of the six yea rs skipping bail, on top of the six years he was originally given for killing charlotte. we have said they are relieved to finally see justice done but are angryjack shepherd will now appeal his conviction. he has not shown any real remorse or accountability for his actions, accusing charlotte of being responsible for her own death even this week. his lack of respect and lack of decency continues to astound us. lack of decency continues to astound us. we hope that his appeal against his conviction will be dismissed and asa his conviction will be dismissed and as a family, we c

self-made billionaire jack ma is a star in china and young people hang on his every word so he caused quite a stir when he said he wants more people in china to work nine nine six nine am to nine pm six days a week he says to build a powerful and prosperous nation workers need to put the hours in. the fortune of forty billion dollars jack ma is a local hero and seen as a visionary he advises the government on policy young entrepreneurs idolize them so when he wrote online this month that working in one nine six kegel was a huge blessing a longer working hours were needed to be a proud citizen it struck a chord in a country that prides itself on being hard working debates began in factories and office blocks. or in talent has a different value of work it comes down to the individual's choice for young people after many years they may think they have a precious work opportunity but they may also regret they had sold themselves cheaply. that should tell you what you don't need that you'd have yeah you let. others believe that efficiency not longer hours is the key to more competitiveness

self-made billionaire jack ma as a star in china and young people hang on his every word so he caused quite a stir when he said he wants more people in china to work nine nine six nine am to nine pm six days a week he says to build a powerful and prosperous nation workers need to put the hours in. the fortune of forty billion dollars jack miles a local hero and seen as a visionary he advises the government on policy young entrepreneurs idolize them so when he wrote online this month that working in one nine six kegel was a huge blessing and longer working hours were needed to be a proud citizen it struck a chord in a country that prides itself on being hard working debates began in factories and office blocks. to major in the korean talent has a different value of work comes down to the individual's choice for young people after many years they may think they have a precious work opportunity but they may also regret they had sold themselves cheaply. that. others believe that efficiency not longer hours is the key to more competitiveness oh if you're patient over time is fine but if it

jack my. i. command airline all around she is group is known as goodies cut outs literally the hard line so much i never. thought i had that money. spot though that's a lot of money that. every club has dozens of commanders like your lot. of fanatical foot soldiers to matches across the indonesian archipelago. i was just after midnight they've already walked through the streets here and you caught us they cramming onto this bus on their way to a match let me see. i. indonesia. is made up of eighteen clubs rivalries between fans can be fetus and violent somebody. then yeah. yeah yeah yeah so i said i'm going to be that it. jeff my arch rivals other vikings from the neighboring city a bundle. of clubs share a history of battles both on and off the pitch. as well the worst part of your money out there the pentagon. and they file you then that if i just think about that yes you are going to be with us but i don't know about you know much more damage here and. there. not only are the fans in danger th

, jack, so notjust theresa may under pressure but corbyn too. to some extent, that is true. this will only get worse if they come to some sort of compromise. the further out positions in each party, they will hate seeing their leaders copper mines under things they care about. we don't need that no is if theresa may is eckley compared to do that. as anna said, she has gone into today in these talks and by all accou nts into today in these talks and by all accounts has listened, set out his position. we kind of knew their positions already. is she prepared to go in second or there go my redlines, i will sign up to what you want. if she does that, it puts jeremy corbyn in quite a tricky position. he does not want to be seen position. he does not want to be seen to be helping the prime minister. the question is is she going to make that offer or is this just another talking shop? it's early to say at this stage. we heard them both kind of coming out... we did not hearfrom them both kind of coming out... we did not hear from theresa may personally b

today in court, jack shepherd admitted skipping bail. thejudgejailed him for six months on top of his six—year sentence. charlotte‘s family were emotional outside court. he has not shown any real remorse or accountability for his actions, accusing charlie of being responsible for her own death as recently as this week. his lack of respect and decency continues to astound us. we hope that shepherd‘s appeal against his conviction will be dismissed, and as a family, we can continue to fight for a change in the laws. during his sentencing, judge richard marks said that jack shepherd‘s deliberate decision to go on the run added to the distress of charlotte‘s family and was as cowardly as it was selfish. he said, by absconding and instructing his lawyers from his hideaway, he was having his cake and eating it. charlotte‘s family know that jack shepherd is going to appeal against his conviction. for now though, today, they feel they‘re a step closer to getting justice. helena lee, bbc news, at the old bailey. it has emerged that a

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i was jack my. i. command airline all around cheers group is known as goodies cut outs literally the hard line so much i never. thought i had that money. spot though that's the amount of money that. every club has dozens of commanders like. ahmed's of fanatical foot soldiers to matches across the indonesian archipelago. i was just after midnight they've already walked through the streets here and you're caught up they're cramming onto this bus on their way to a match let me see. i. indonesia. is made up of eighteen clubs rivalries between fans can be fetus and violent somebody. then yeah. yeah yeah yeah so i said no i think that's a bad thing that it. jeff my arch rivals other vikings from the neighboring city a bundle. of clubs share a history of battles both on and off the pitch. was spot on your mind yeah yeah the pentagon. and they file you then that if i just think about that yes you are going to be with us but i don't know about you know much more damage here and. there. not only of the fans in d