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In malaysia. how do you compete with slave labor? >> the technology allows me to do it in a way that i can compete with even the dirtiest user of slave labor. you want to be a customer of a slave labor company? i dont. >> and you couldnt do it 30 years ago? >> you could never have done this 30 years ago because the technology didnt exist. >> reporter: rhattigan is a former cable news anchor and now ceo of the u.s. medical glove company, committed to paying workers at least $25 per hour plus heal...

In fayette, alabama, but the company struggled to get even the u.s. government to buy its gloves because they cost around twice the price. thats because around 10% of the worlds medical gloves are made in china. 20% in thailand, and 65% in malaysia, where the u.s. government only recently lifted an import ban on the worlds largest producer after finding evidence of forced labor earlier this year. how do you compete with slave labor? >> the technology allows me to do it in a way i can compete wit...

For war. putin hopes that biden is not a chamberlain, taking peace for all time. im increasingly worried that hes right after biden keeps giving him what he wants. putins main goal was just to call, he didnt care what they discussed because it showed putins gang that putin is in charge. he is a big boss negotiating with the biggest boss in the world, the president of the united states, and i still dont understand how can you discuss the fate of ukraine without ukraine being at the table. >> so i...

Gloves are made in china, 20% in thailand, and 65% in malaysia, where the u.s. government lifted an import ban after finding evidence of forced labor earlier this year. how do you compete with slave labor? >> the technology allows me to do it in a way that i can compete with even the dirtiest user of slave labor. you want to be the customer of a slave labor company? i dont. you could have never done this 30 years ago, because the technology didnt exist. >> reporter: hes now ceo of the u.s. medic...

Records, biggest mouth 5.7 inches. the most m & ms stacked on each other, the biggest five. the longest dog ears. all through our interview she kept staring off to the side. >> shes staring at herself. >> in a glass door. >> reporter: of course the end of the year is a great time for self-reflection. how do others see me? >> can you hear me judge. >> reporter: i can hear you. i think its a filter. a texas lawyer using heard himself coming out of a feline. >> im here live. im not a cat. >> report...

Three months of testimony, 32 witnesses, and now it is down to eight men and four women to decide the fate of theranos founder elizabeth holmes. holmes is accused of deceiving investors, doctors and patients claiming that her blood testing technology would change the medical world. only the technology didnt do what she claimed and test results were unreliable despite $945 million in funding. cnns natasha chen is on verdict watch from san jose, california. youve been talking about this on social ...

That she could create a device that could diagnose hundreds and hundreds of illnesses just using a couple of drops of blood. the idea was really lauded by the great and the good of american society. we had henry kissinger who was investing, george schultz, former secretary of state, joe biden who said very warm words about the company, as did bill clinton, howeverthe about the company, as did bill clinton, however the idea itself was based on fantasy science. the technology didnt actually work. ...

Had in this and the whole country has benefitted from the forensics in the last decade. the anybody seizure division is a focus for this and hasnt been mentioned yet. they maintain this tremendous repository of prints and the latent prints collected. the technology now exists where they can search that single latent print that they found on that bomb fragment against the millions of latents and come up with an answer in minutes. that technology didnt exist five years ago and thats why so many ea...

Wound up with the system we had today. at the time the bill was passed the technology didnt exist to do an instant background check. it wasnt implemented until the late 90s. the debate we had after newtown around background checks was to fix the loopholes that that compromise created. so i think what you were seeing here -- go ahead, halle. >> i was just going to hop off that point because the nra came out in 2013 and opposed a bipartisan bill that would have required background checks for priva...

Frequent -- this hovering behavior in parents. i know technology didnt cause it because i was writing about this before kids were writing and texting all the time. we have to put limits on technology. were still the parent. we still get to set rules and expectations about how often and to what extent they can be in front of the screen. back to your question about the harms. they lack life skills. kids today that have been over parented often in furtherance of go to the right school all the activ...