i asked my son what they did with the man who came to see them my son was stunned and said what made fright the taters i asked what else they did he write me that once he's on so i was lost for words i called another mother she told me her kids had the same story. my son decided to tell me everything he told me i was so afraid they said they would draw me the lake would lock me up in rehab for the rest of my life. children say that one of the supervisors who brought them to this man and his friend just watched them being raped and all the boys saw how they gave money to

the supervisors the small children didn't even know what the banknotes were so they just described them as green bits of paper. with. multiple shooters going he's. going to let. you know but that would. be good and if they are raping a child there those kids they're talking about it openly stay here until the night and listen for yourself what they are talking about at their school.

to be. sure he was framed they were accusing him of something he didn't do the director of the orphanage who let former inmates into the school they stayed overnight there they're the ones who did all of this with the kids and now they're just protecting each other so you complained about wrongdoing at the orphanage about abuse he was so naive to do this he filed complaints about the orphanages director that kids are taken for a walk in winter without proper clothing that the older kids are beating of younger residents that they're not giving them food sometimes. awful story work and so far reaching investigation into the claims of abuse is under way right now child well first specialists are also carrying out assessments of all orphanages now in the region. so to the olympics coming towards the end of it now but another big headlines ups and downs for russia's olympic athletes at those people and games of being gold and silver medals in the figure skating but also

failed doping test for a bobsled and the men's i saw through to the final supply to talk about deliberate trying because there. friday has really been a day of o.a.r. headlines here it began with the team's first gold medal n.p.n. chang and that was in figure skating fifteen year old alina as the gates of got the edge over her teammate eve gagne amid video in the final standings after their points from the short and free skate programs were combined the two actually tied in the free skate a rare occurrence but of a performed better in her short program on wednesday this is also as each of us a little big debut as her trading partner and close friend and another moment that was really precious to watch as well was the reaction back home in russia's countryside from alina's each of us first coach her family and other young figure skaters from the same school.

material that. i was watching skating performances out of the corner of my eye when ilene appeared on the ice rink i stopped watching i don't watch a skating life i knew recordings of performances i watched alina's performance later and then meant the end of august because i still couldn't believe it only began to sink in when i saw the results well this triumph in figure skating was followed by some very disappointing news for the team a second russian asked the tested positive for doping earlier this week it was russian curler alexander crucial need ski whose bronze medal had to be taken away after a mil donia was found in his body this time on friday the bad news were about a doping sample from a female bobsledder who wasn't on the podium and she tested positive for a different drug back to the good news it's the reason why this square was full of russian flags and people cheering o.e.r. men's ice hockey team that qualified to the gold medal game after crushing the

czech republic three to nothing and other stories last night i hung out with kim john. and donald trump well they're look alikes actually. waiting for the two main sporting news makers to arrive back in town for the final stage of the olympics. here again we hear to go to some hospitality houses. meet some people yeah i'm going to meet some mathlete i've seen the good ones and kidnapped them back to north korea all right guys let's go. did you start getting along any better i still have a bigger button a need for negotiating the thing with the. kids you know i got a bigger everything and. i'm going to sit in the front well we're in korea i guess

you could say that they have a kid. i call atomic missile. what are you going to get on a twitter game maybe you wouldn't will you want to instagram they can go. to see it. today. i think the best place we can solve. this at the bar where we think of some of the. dumbest illegals so we are just outside canada's hospitality house and the leaders say they want to try and get it.

we would love to have you but sorry. mr. so mr trump and mr kim were told they can come inside the canada house and they're going to try somewhere else. land to help. my god. i'm the gentleman. i'm so we're inside the checkouts with mr trump and mr cameron as you can see people are going wild about a. cut they're taking pictures with the south korean flag doesn't matter which right koreas to be unified on the morrow.

i'll just get a new father if you like your sister to south korea for these a little. car will one. day i'll come see you. know. she was being a big writer not my house she hasn't traveled for long. but away she i haven't seen a i've been trying to find out what he needed to know where she is what has anyone seen my sister had to see my sister came you know john. have you seen my sister came you know john oh yeah but my sister came you know john she was with my comments i don't trust that guy i want to enter and i want to be introduced to a friend of mine and. you know why write about international relations you know i

can't. howard janet and. heat make sure that there's always. a day. for the t.v. bring a few smiles from some rather unexpected source is nice to see that much more of the day's top stories to come here on this channel including school serious ones as we said what after this break.

to. put themselves on the line. to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president and. want to. have to go on to be this is what before katrina more people. interested always in the water. i guess russia celebrates defender of travel and president putin's recognize the

sacrifice of one particular serviceman russian air force pilot remand phillip off he died in syria earlier this month when his plane was shot down by militants his wife and parents accepted the hero of russia medal from the president of the ceremony in the kremlin the pilot managed to parachute from his plane when he came under attack from jihadists in syria but blum self up with a home grenade when he was surrounded by the terrorists and the romans last words this is for the lads the phrases i want to become a well known slogan here in russia. the french prime minister has presented a new plan to fight the spread of islamic extremism in the country's prisons it follows weeks of protests by prison staff after an attack by a rather closed inmate go across the. can take us through it by the charlotte talk about these new measures than one of the involving. well the french prime minister announced sixty new measures today as part of this new nationwide radicalization in

against radicalization plan including the creation of fifteen hundred new spaces with in prisons where they would be able to isolate radicalized for isness the idea of being able to stop any contagion amongst the general prison population stop any radicalization of other prisoners now they also announced they was going to be more training for teachers and sports coaches sports any signs of radicalization and then how to deal with that as well as more psychological help for the children whose parents had gone so you might with islamic station have since returned to france we actually have the figures of the number of children that have returned so far over seventy but many more are expected to come. well why has this plan been announced now you may remember that just last month there were a series of nationwide strikes and protests here in france by prison guards that

happened after a number of prison guards were actually attacked by radicalized inmates at a prison in cali i went to see what happened after those attacks. know the justice minister has allegedly offered an increase in salary to prison guards but the people here say it's just not enough what they want is a safe working environment and it's something they want right now. well the french prime minister has said this plan is not a magic formula but they cannot ignore the problems that there are with radicalization in fact this plan is now the third plan in the last four years just two years ago under the oil and administration at the radicalized center was launched it was seen as being an ambitious project the idea of taking people who'd been marginalized and putting through the process to d. radicalize them unfortunately it was an abysmal failure with only nine residents in

the time that it was opened none of them actually finished the course and in fact one of them was arrested while they were on a says you walk from that cool indeed well this is not just a front problem this is a europe wide problem in germany the ministers there have been talking about the warnings of a surge in islamic radicalized prisoners and how that could affect the normal prison population in fact we also know that figures released last year show that the number of terror related investigations in germany have gone up mercifully five times the previous year and then if we look at the u.k. as well we've had warnings there from the u.k. government about the idea of self-styled media is they were described as being. since you were radicalizing other prisoners this is a problem that is sweeping europe and while many countries have tried plans to do you radicalize some thought nothing has worked will this new plan in france work

well that is the billion dollar question. just to sort of is from all about on this program for a long time was solid is coming to pass isn't it but not good to say all right charlotte thanks for the update there's pretty sheeted dubin ski there in france another long standing debate and problem that doesn't seem to be easily solved either is the anti gun campaigner issue in america they're stepping up their fight now to have new firearms laws passed but they're up against a lot of resistance and i published a list of over two hundred fifty members of congress who they accuse of receiving money from the national rifle association a really powerful lobby group the long running row over gun controls intensified of course since last week's florida school massacre was seventeen died trustees' led to a wave of impassioned calls again for action to finally be taken. this is. my pretty been. legally registered in new york city which i purchased a little thirty years i've decided today. i'm going to make sure this weapon will

never be able to take away. this now. despite clearly high emotions across the u.s. right now there are still many continuing to staunchly defend their right to buy and carry guns it's hugely divisive this when we discussed it on air earlier we heard pleas on one side for total control to protect schools and on the other they were roundly rejected by gun supporters who suggest indeed the solution is to arm teachers now. when you think about the power of the n.r.a. you really have to think about the control of the narrative that they have and the way that politicians that are for more guns and against gun control you know pretty much for pete the same buzz buzz lines and points that the n.r.a.

kind of puts out this is totally overblown to suggest that any one group has way more sway or the ability to truly put lives in danger to enter a certainly as is a powerful special interest group but there's probably you know a dozen twenty thirty i don't know it's hard to say who is more powerful but if the power of the n.r.a. is not in their campaign contributions it's the way they reflecting the american people who value their liberties i think it's false vats the majority of american people supports what the n.r.a. puts out there many studies have actually shown that many people on the ground actually don't exactly support the same line by line arguments at the enter a puts out there after the florida shooting president trump said he believes teachers should be armed which is a controversial stance in of itself well let's take a listen to his exact words it's called concealed carry where a teacher would have

a concealed gun on them they'd go for special training and they would. be there and you would no longer have a gun free zone gun free zone to a maniac. because they're all cowards the gun free zone is let's go in and let's attack because bullets aren't coming back at us that is the only step that could reasonably protect every kid in america today you can ban all the guns you want today you can ban every sale every manufacturer you're not going to stop a single shooting killer every killer is going to find a gun there are over two hundred thirty million guns and almost one per person in this country you're not going to get rid of them and you shouldn't get rid of them they were the best way to defend against a criminal with a gun is somebody who is loved by eating with a gun if we're talking about specifically education and schools we really have to think reflect and think what does education really mean to us and if we want to

militarize these areas if we want to introduce weapons and encourage teachers to carry weapons i think that that's absurd and you know for me and for the majority of american schools are a place of human development and growth and free thinking and critical thinking and not a place for weaponize suppression and fear and intimidation which which happens from guns because that's what they do they kill you. show you got views on it let us know how. the latest on the ongoing row there are the latest from south korea in the last few days of the games they're both good and bad news in russia today thanks for watching. or similar for the spurs to the. heels of most of the snowboarding one of them.

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united states is going to look the real deep the mystic prizes challenge to a miracle supreme will see the noise from the outside noise from russia not from china but from the inside all sides of this in what you see now all around russia and hyperboles east no russia. is psychological that understandable of times to find somebody outside the united states will is responsible for this while the real problem is inside. don't mess up syria got security interests that's russian security interest ok not just we want a stable syria and we want a stable lebanon and yukon just send in planes every week to bomb the country and disrupt the political process in this way it's unacceptable.

welcome to the stan collymore shock like we'll see the smallest leak in the world to morning miami to get the lights east on the back room and alex in. miami is now home to my. after a five year battle england legend david beckham and then to the birth of a new team in south florida being sports kind marie gave us some insight.

so that we know the back of an m.l.s. from choice in miami station so whether the stadium is going to be built in a place which i mean downtown i don't have a chat with the british sports broadcaster and journalist this is my miami for the last five years cable right there isn't much about the people she worked for. when david beckham was there was a player. on the miami reaction to. to interview a peruvian legend. in miami you know. well this is something that.

i think a lot of them do and you can see that in the business find group already. fighting for it. and here you heard david beckham recently even just sixty days ago they didn't know this was all going to happen so you can really look at the time. i think there is you know an area as we've seen with the classic bit. teams. stadium practice well so that's a big part of it the hispanic community. and a lot of the really as you mentioned is there any transients city so many people are actually not even from miami so there isn't a miami pride that you'd get in many other cities especially in america. to be from say see. this thing that we're going to have to look at doing something that's been what the united states is getting young south american. even if they are developing

them and then sending a month to somebody else to people can see them for the bus i'm feeling in those players coming in so he can do it better than makes. and. that's going to help them. going to be created. for the community. do you think that that will be effective. has to do. and it's yeah absolutely that's one thing i've talked about so like you have to make accessible to everybody here at a con just be some middle class spot that which has been a lot of any country is different to how it is back home meaning you have to be able to reach the people who actually want to see this who have bought something culture already going to not fall old chap so the ticket prices are going to be really important accessibility is while. so this these polls of the saw you switch

the backroom group wolf. so he's personally three. true. he's going to bring jobs he's going to bring shop spalls restaurants not necessarily because we know that's not true we have a mile away we have a brand new baseball stadium one new business that sprung up there in that state five years ago we have now why new business and now it does not have as many economic analysts we need to tailor the activity that really is an economic generator or any good days beer is not going to do it fifty jobs and ninety careers that's not going to do it. to ninety six was. very old in america the halls of the miami african american community it's also very very poll as you can see everywhere of benefits generally. and some of the growth it's.

many many years so how will it impact on the community. and draw even old african american community even further into one of the dynamics i'm really interested to see about this but. there is considerable opposition here to the stadium the. thinking being that the fifty sixty jobs that it might bring. for forty years so vince a year you know won't add to the community community needs more in the way of restaurant entertainment a further development of that sort to revitalize what has been a. disadvantaged community a guy who knows the succulents a sketch so well here thomas stronger and fama us scouts he said the fact that people are going to be able to hear each week about what's happening to go and

watch the stadium the impulse and so what should we grow up they know that they're going to have something that they feel invested in so that by the time it is here the like i need to be that i want to go that twenty five thousand good known by not too big not expecting to get the cosco numbers that you did i think it's a good start i feel confident about. even if you have forty events per year of business cannot survive on forty good days a year you need three hundred sixty five days activity that's what we want to decide we're not going to take you down that we're not going to take stock and the fact of the matter is this is not the area where people are going to gain a hundred dollars plus to go to a soccer game and we're looking for commercial uses we're looking for educational uses religion for work for housing religion for common you know a real livable community it's happening in miami it's happening right here and we believe that this sayit it's that china deserves that's. kind of peeling spalted respect to. the hates the dolphins you get the ball in this.

cycle some would say the city would follow the success is there room for a soccer team in miami miami if this happens it will become one of only a few cities in the united states of america that pose every major step forward. so it will be something of a milestone for the city. if you really do need to tie gates. everybody to let everybody know that it's not just the faults you can see for the people who can afford it for the people who have begun as everybody needs to be able to see this maybe tied to the local suck ups like it's a plane or at a local schools to get them and do some discount else let some of the kids in free sometimes anything like that i think full sites are really how things really felt the fabric of a team here in miami. so often happens on the.

story leads into many others and this one is no different we come to miami food chain on group so all three need to split the journey will. cheerfully welcome pledge and will bend the back of news put on walking around the story over time districts business and sites hundred ninety six an area where distant from shore used mostly african-american and latino communities they've been chatting to some of the locals don't want the stadium here i don't feel the jobs are coming so story that bicycling was going to bring a bright new stadium gets built english football legend to the community is that there is another.