narrator: one in five children die before their first birthday and one in eight women die during pregnancy. narrator: the one referral hospital in the capital of freetown services a population of over 400,000 people. ibraham thorlie: good afternoon. narrator: though the hospital is severely understaffed, it is not the only reason so many people are dying. [ibraham thorlrlie] narrator: and often, those patients who come too late are very close to death. [ibrbraham thorlie] narrator: rathther than wawatchg their patients die, many doctors and d nurses likike reba pay for the e worst cases fromom their owown small salariries. narrator: : victor is one of the few lucky y survivors s in a ple where so many die. however, the government has just launchehed a program providing free healtlth care for pregnant women and childldn under five. [ibrbraham thorlie] narrator: so where are the best and worst places to be a mom? for its state of the world's mother's report, "save the children" studied 164 countries and compiled a mothers index. at the top of the index, women have what they need to thrive: e

i know you people aren't afraid to die... but a lot can happen before you die. and i could never ride far enough to leave a memory like that behind. mr. mccullough, at a time like this, the heart has a way of playing tricks. no. it's been a long, lonely search, but it ends here. i'm sorry if you think that's wrong, but that's the way it is. one can't help the direction in which the heart goes. the right or wrong comes in what one does about it. i hope and pray that it's a love that doesn't hurt or trouble her. you wouldn't have said a thing like that last night. so much has happened since last night, so very much. if i've seemed rough to you, it's just that i've never been around people like you before. i want you to know i'm very proud to have known you. and i you, my valiant friend. ( twigs crackling ) sister! mr. mccullough! someone's coming! i wonder what this means. his. come. the woman from the wagon, she dies. oh... oh, sister. oh... she is a friend of my people. and for this, all go free. sister, forgive me my disobedience. you taught me the wisdom of fo

the airport gunmen in the farm wagon would all die in the mass suicide.rvive, would not be paroled from a u.s. prison until 2002. tim carter and his companion spent a few days in a guyana police cell, then were released. four others in jonestown lived through the suicide night. two men were able to sneak away during the slaughter. one of them, odell rhodes. >> he was telling people it wasn't painful and that, you know, people had to die with dignity. >> this 76-year-old woman asleep in the infirmary was overlooked. so was one elderly man. only 33 left alive out of almost a thousand faithful followers in jonestown that day. the rest came home in metal coffins as ostracized in death as they had been isolated in life. many of the children could not be identified. other victims went unclaimed. the unwanted, the unnamed were buried on a hillside more than 400 in a mass grave here in oakland, california. >> i don't think society cared because they were nameless. they were nameless faces. >> leslie wilson's mother, her niece and nephew are here. on a recent summ

winds dieing down, but staying cold all the way today. we have the snow arriving after midnight tonight, tam. >> thank you, david you come get the seven-day forecast and a live look at storm tracker 6 live double scan radar at any time of the day that you need it on our website at 6abc.com/weather. >> some teachers in western pennsylvania were out on a picket line, but threw down their signs when they noticed the smoke billowing inside. they put themselves in danger. >> there was smoke pouring from the roof. i was pounding on the front door it eventually kicked in. >> i have never run into a building that was on fire. >> she goes into the front door, i'm yelling anyone in the house get out. >> the striking teacher found three people, one elderly person had an oxygen tank, everybody got out safely. >> firefighters in delaware county are battling a bedbug problem at two firehouses. >> a true american hero will be remembered today, coming up details on memorial services for famed astronaut john glenn, first up, jimmy kimmel brought back the

where we are going to die at. decide whether we are going to die on the streets of the united states or in south vietnam. i would choose the united states myself. i would choose the united states. [applause] >> havana, cuba. territories of the americas. radio-free invite you to the free voice of the south. stay with us for music, news, lewis.mentary by robert -- robert f williams. >> robert f williams, a fugitive wanted by the justice department broadcast weekly revolutionary messages beamed into the united states from cuba. we shall take the source of freedom itself into the streets of america and we shall have the oft great stronghold freedom. for our people. announcer: in a newsletter published in cuba and sent into the united states through canada, the revolutionist williams tells the negroes of this nation, we must he willing to suffer jail. we must be willing to suffered death. we must be willing to kill for freedom. >> the gestapo policemen are on every street corner. it is just like mississippi. i predict

he deserves to die in prison. he deserves to die in prison. he deserves to die in prison.t, we have a thank you card here. all it says is we are so happy to be believed. that is all they wanted. ralph clarke never showed any remorse. he shook his head in court when his crimes were detailed. there we re when his crimes were detailed. there were tears as his victims saw him one last time. ralph clarke and his fear and control over his victims took advantage of them and the young age and the situation in order to carry out his offences. the judge said even though it was a deeply upsetting experience for the victims, this sent a message. does it sexually abused, even in the distant past, can rest assured that any complaint will be treated with sympathy and compassion. the victims i spoke to after the court hearing said they were glad he went to jail. he should have been imprisoned a0 yea rs he should have been imprisoned a0 years ago. people like him should never come out. never come out. we have been in our own prison for the la st have been in our own prison for the last 40

she tells me sha shethat she's o die and not to let her die. >> people were moaning around me. i said, please come here, help me. >> i looked at her, i at the conference room. i looked down at her and i said, you're not going to die today. >> reporter: he stayed and amanda gaspert lived. >> with my blood loss, if it had been a little longer, i would have died, i believe. >> reporter: today, still in pain and recovering, she sends this message to that officer and others. >> you are one of god's angels here on earth. i believe i have guardian angels but that day god used all those first responders to get in there and to get us out so that we are still alive today. black suv had made a clean get-away. seen on this traffic surveillance video, right by police cars in the opposite lanes racing to the scene. >> there's a sense of urgency initially, not knowing are there more out there? are there follow-on attacks being planned? >> suspicious vehicle that matches the suspect -- >> is there another target? is there a potential that these suspects are going to continue driving around the

you can stay longer or die. if you are--you die, you are safe. but you stay wrong, there are two things involved. interviewer: and you can improvise? fourth man: yes, (unclear). there are two things invved. if he--you follow the instructions for the doctor or joinin in groupsps whi a are involved in the hiv and aids. something like that. (all laughing)g) (singing in native language) first narrator: and now, the winner of the "viewchange" film contest leadership prize. robby brasson's "the w witch doctotor" doctor: have a seat, please. mr. (unclearar), first of all,'d like t to congratulate y you for coming in voluntarily, and like i said, you can still live a normal, healthy, productive life with hiv. is therere anything you'd like to know? man: no.o. there's noththing. jt tellll me. doctor: there is also clear and you are hiv posititive. man: d do you meanan positive?e? doctor: it j just means s that e vivirus is actctive in youour b, but it does not automatically meanan that you have aids. and i... (baby wailing) (children crying) doctor: ...ma

wind dieing down a little bit. the winter weather advisory kicks in at 10:00 p.m. the first band of this will be in the northern half of the region. i'm not going to rule out the i-95 picking up something. as we get into dawn there will be warm air coming up from the south across the entire region. this is 53:00 a.m., probably -- 5:30 a.m. in philadelphia, probably snowing in philadelphia. by 9:00 a.m., the rain changeover is through the i-95 corridor. we'll be looking at potential icy patches. we'll get to 11:00 p.m. the lehigh valley is changing over and things should gradually improve and we'll see drying in the afternoon. i want to give you a word to the wise, the snow to rain change will be fast, there will be a broaf period -- brief period of rain in between. the ice might be slow to melt. just because you see the rain, be careful there might be icy patches and freezing rain. something to keep in mind tomorrow. about a coating to an inch that gets washed away in philadelphia. one to three in lehigh valley and 3 to 5 in the poconos. 28 is the high, later tonig

well, some people have to die. but some people don't have to die. look at this. this is from the very start of peter thiel's nifesto. he published right after obama was inaugurated in 2009. quote, i stand against the ideology of the inevitability of the death of every individual. did you know that was an ideology? that's quite an ism. some people inevitably have to die, but according to peter thiel not everybody has to die. i stand against the ideology of the inevitability of the death of every individual. that is part of -- that's the prologue of peter thiel's manifesto why we shouldn't have democracy anymore, how women voting killed the country and how we have to move either into space or into the sea. it's something he's been working on as a secret plan for years. we don't know exactly how peter thiel is doing it but there have been multiple reports that he's involved in some sort of regimen he believes will prevent his death forever. which makes me want to go mwah-ha-ha, make you say hide the bats. his colleague, this person he's now having the trump transiti

if we stay here we're going to die. then we die.n and the continental congress rush to create a unified american army, the battle at bunker hill is about to erupt. across the river british commander thomas gage watches as general william howe drives his troops toward the cloolonial frt line. >> the americans fortify the top of the hill so that they can have an advantageous position of the british and in way that the british weren't anticipating. >> dr. joseph warren, president of the massachusetts provincial congress and soon to be general joi joins his fellow volunteer in the trenches. >> when liberty is the prize, to redeem our right and privilege. >> these fellows say we won't fight. i shall die up to my knees in blood. >> forward, march! here they come! >> how many heads do you see? >> there's a whole crowd. >> men. we cannot waste any powder. take your shots carefully. do not fire until you see the whites of their eyes. >> fire! >> with their superior numbers, training and firepower, the red coats think this will be an easy vic

wind dieing down. snow arriving overnight. snow changing to a brief period of ice and rain south to north with a high of 48. hopefully the roads improve quickly tomorrow. sunday, periods of rain, 60. monday and tuesday, we're back in the 30s. wednesday winter arrives and we're in the low 40s for a high. mid 40s on thursday, early wintery mix including rain and eagles are home on thursday night. >> we have more coming in on our breaking news story. let's go live to the fire scene, a 30-year-old man was burned 60% of his body. firefighters rescued from him his home on south millic street in southwest philadelphia. there were reports that someone was trapped that's probably the person who was taken to the hospital for all the burns. the fire spread to a neighboring house. fire crews are on the scene on the porch roof trying to haven't this out and make sure it doesn't -- vent this out and make sure it doesn't reignite on this very, very cold morning to start a fire. >> the latest reviews are out on the star wars flick. >>> dash c

. ♪[ music ] >>> did she die of a broken heart. >> can someone actually die of a broken heart. >> theres something called broken heart syndrome. >> the shocking death of debbie reynolds, and her last interview with "inside edition." >> i'd like to clear this all up before i kick the bucket. >> what she wanted to set right before she died. plus, meltdown in the air. their fellow passengers cheer as they're taken off the plane. >> just wait until you hear what happened next. >> then, america on high alert. after the attack in berlin, fears of terrorism this new year's eve. >> what do you say to people who are just afraid to leave

i have too great a soul to die a criminal. david herold: i don't want to die, booth.wilkes booth: i do not wish to shed a drop of blood. but i must fight the course. 'tis all that's left to me. tom hanks: at 2:30 am on the morning of april 26th, the tobacco barn at garrett's farm is surrounded by 26 members of the 16th new york cavalry. lafayette baker: we know who you are! john wilkes booth: who are you? what do you want? lafayette baker: we want you! and we know who you are! give up your arms and come out directly! john wilkes booth: well, my boy? david herold: we have no choice. john wilkes booth: you god damn coward. you would leave me now? go, go on. i would not have you stay with me. this is a hard case! it may be that i am to be taken by my friends! lafayette baker: be assured, we are not your friends! john wilkes booth: you have the sound of a brave man, an honorable man. i am a cripple. i've got but one leg. if you will withdraw your men in line 100 yards from the door, i will come out and fight you. lafayette baker: we did not come here to fight! we came to

the old moralities based on the value of the individual's life die hard. well, my life is now worth as little as yours. when a man joins our organization he agrees that whenever he makes a mistake that endangers the project, he becomes expendable. from the outside. i advise you to relax. (man on pa) '0 minus 30 minutes.' 30 minutes left, huh? well, according to slide rule charlie out there that leaves us about 17 minutes to hang around here. you're not gonna get a chance to see that balloon go up. are you, vince? (man on pa) '0 minus 15 minutes.' and so, we precipitate a clash that destroys both countries. i guess both countries are honeycombed by rotten decay. - revenge seems still there. - re-emerge like neptune.. - you got two minutes left. - ...from the floor of the sea.. thought you'd like to know. ...ready to take over. re-organize the world bravo, bravo. what a pity i won't be around to see the big day. i guess dr. martin, he'll be able to handle things. yes, he will, because i planned and built this organization well. or gabe. there's a smart boy.

i wondered if for a second this was it. >> i could die? >> his hand is still on my throat and he's shaking me. >> kristen couldn't fight him off physically, so she tried to talk her way out of a sexual assault. >> i said, you don't want to do this. and he stops. and he looks at me and he says why don't i want to do this? and i say, well, because i have hiv. and you can tell he's thinking about it for a second. and he says to me, well, guess what, so do i. >> the lie didn't work. she tried something else. >> i was like, well, what about finding god and trying to work on yourself? i actually was able to stall him for quite some time. i must have gotten off the bed and we were standing talking. and i remember that's when i started to stomp my foot. and i was sort of, like, trying to make it look like i was making a point and stomping my foot. and he grew angry again. >> he threw her back on the bed. his grip on her neck tighter as he sexually assaulted her. >> he's squeezing so hard at this point in time that it felt like the bones in my thro

die. >> the shark is forcing his way further and further into the cage. >> it was a few inches away. i remember looking into his mouth, my hands on his nose. >> jerry is frantically searching for a way out. >> i wasn't going to be able to swim up to the top because he was just moving around too much. more than likely he was going to bite a leg or an arm. >> the situation is dire and almost unbelievably it's about to get worse. >> the next thing you know, nothings my regulator out of my mouth. >> with no air supply, it's do or die. i realize i've got to get out of the cage or i'm going to drown, or the shark is going to bite me. >> he has to think quickly. >> i'm trying to throw him off, he manages to turn his head. i realize there's an opening. >> the other diver sees what jerry does and he knows if he stays it could mean death. miraculously he shoots out the other side of the cage. they're both out, thrilled to be alive. be but the danger is far from over. >>> coming up, jerry loman is ou

the clouds will stick with us throughout the evening hours, but the winds will start to die down out of the west at 5 to 10 mph. low temperatures will drop into the of the week and into the weekend. the dreary skies will remain and high temperatures will stay in the middle to upper 30s. it won't be until sunday where the chance for snow arrives back into the forecast. today: cloudy and cool. wind: w 10-20. high: 38 alo: 38 dbq: 38 iow: 39 35 to 41 tonight: cloudy. wind: w 5-10. low: 30 alo: 29 dbq: 30 iow: 30 27 to 33 nearly 24 hours of heavy rain is helping to calm a series of wildfires in eastern tennessee today. that's a get a better picture of the damage and consider opening communities that were evacuated earlier this week. the mayor of gatlinburg says officials are discussing the possibility of re-opening the town on friday. officials say they believe a person caused the fire. they say seven people have died. the fire has destroyed or damaged more than 700 buildings across the state. thousands have been evacuated since monday. many say their family members are still missing. "i

if i die today, i die happy. >> but he's not finished yet.or isaac nabwana, wakaliwood's like a child. it just keeps growing. he's certain that one day it'll make the big time and be the center of africa's action film industry. anne: time now for an appetizing trtrip to francece, a country yh food so o good, it was added to the unesco cultural heritage list. ♪ >>>> paris is a a food lover's delight. if you're looking for something tasty, it t won't take you longo find it here. the e marais d district inhe h t ofof paris is home to the city's oldest covered market -- the marche des enfants rouges, named after the red uniforms worn by the children who lived in an orphanage which used to occupy the site. in the midst of all the bustle lies a special find -- a stand run by alain roussel. alain's here from wednesday through sunday. he runs a crepe and sandwich bar together with his son who handles the bakery products. >> they say i make the best galettes in paris. from the start, my idea was to produce a quality product, something really good that

for some reason, this is going to be the day that i die.omebody sent someone to kill me. >> a gunman threatens you in your own home. you're unarmed. what's the first thing you should do? a, get your body away from the gun barrel, b, go on the attack aiming for the assailant's body or. c, try to take the gun out of hit hand. -- his hand. not everyone is strong enough to fight, but royel ganion offers this tip. he teaches krav maga. >> when i have the moment to react when he's not expecting it, he looks left or right, my goal is to go sideways. >> the correct answer is a, watch for the right opportunity, then get away from the gun barrel. don't discount decisions b and c. they're your next steps to surviving an armed assault. >> i got to remember the weak spots of the body, strength to the weak spots. in this case i can do a knee to the groin. >> his technique isn't textbook. like many of us, he doesn't have formal self-defense training. i wasn't letting up. >> i wanted that gun, i needed it, and i'm going to have it. >> acting on instinct, b

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born and die.friend la'quan brown will give birth to couple's child. brown said she was innocent as well and it was her cousin who committed the murder. we were permitted to give her a camera to record the private thoughts before the birth of her daughter. >> i'm nine months and nine days so she can come any day. yes, i'm way bigger. you can see my belly. i want to give a message to my child. i just want you to know that no matter what happens in life, i love you and your dad loves you and life is not going to be a box of chocolate. you're not going to be perfect. because nobody's perfect. you're going to make mistakes because everybody makes mistakes. i made a mistake and it caused me to be where i am. it's a lesson that mommy has to learn. it's something that -- you know, i'm in here for something that -- not that i done but -- i don't know. i know i'm in here for a reason, whatever the reason is. i know that i'm in here for a reason, and i just want to you always keep your head up. you have to k

and is "die hard" a christmas movie?ally the popular hookup app is coming to apple tv in time for christmas. it is the gift that keeps giving -- you std's. >> thank you, andy. let's welcome our bests. a female doctor? now i have seen everything. physician and surgeon and national review institute regional fellow dr. kelly powers. he was on "two broke girls" and paid them handsomely. star of "nothing's easy" david angelo. and he is dedicated his life to opposing the tierney of the north. he has also written about north korea. "observer" columnist, michael mallace. they say dress for the job you want and he wants to be a church usher. tv host greg johnson. let's start the show. he wants usher. okay, let's start the show. vladimir putin has once again topped forbes magazine's list of the world's most powerful people, i guess exerting your influence on the world and hacking into the dnc is powerful, but i've done more. and federal reserve chair, janet yellin, and steve the dell dude, still up there. in picking putin, his rea

the clouds will stick with us throughout the evening hours, but the winds will start to die down out of the west at 5 to 10 mph. low temperatures will drop into the upper 20s. conditions won't change much for the rest of the week and into the weekend. the dreary skies will remain and high temperatures will stay in the middle to upper 30s. for snow arrives back into the forecast. today: cloudy and cool. wind: w -20. high: 38 alo: 38 dbq: 38 iow: 39 35o1night: clou: recountsnrway thisrning in wiscn a recount is underway this after last month's presidential election. president-elect donald trump won that state in a close race with democrat hillary clinton. election workers in 72 counties across the state started recounting ballots at 9:00 this morning. the workers have until next thursday to finish counting. green party candidate jill stein requested the recount in wisconsin as well as pennsylvania and michigan. she raised millions of dollars to hold the recounts in the those states. political a difference in the results from november's election. meanwhile, the president-elect continues

murphy: far more people die of infections that can't be treated than people die of aids. the other thing about this is that it's getting worse. we don't have cures for this and people better start paying attention. sharyl: there are many ways bacteria are becoming immune to the effects of modern medicine. doctors may prescribe antibiotics too often. patients may not finish their entire prescription, leaving behind stronger, resistant bugs. heavy antibiotic use in animals can lead to superbugs in meat and poultry, say critics, which can spread antibiotic immunity to other bacteria in people. critics say a cdc awareness campaign that spent millions of tax dollars to discourage antibiotic overuse has done little to help. >> antibiotic resistance is one of the most serious health threats we face today. sharyl: and even if antibiotics controlled, there's the foreign factor. u.s. residents routinely cross the southern border to buy cheap antibiotics illegally, without a prescription, and carry them back into the u.s. we sent a producer to tijuana, mexico. she had no problem fin

. >> how many must die for this administration to wake up. >> when it comes to preventing aids don't medicine and morality teach the same lessons? >> aids victims are becoming increasingly impatient. >> this is the first case in history the afflicted people are taking charge of the epidemic. >> demonstrators tried to break in to the government's biomedical research facility. >> hopefully i will be around long enough for a cure. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> it used to be it was something to hide. last october, the homosexuals of this country publicly proclaim themselves to be the newest legitimate minority. >> how many of you have heard from behind hey, faggot, hey dike. that's why we are here tonight and we will not be stopped! >> the right of homosexuals to organize like any other minority seeking to further its own interests is no longer in question. the question is what will those interests be? >> the estimates of gays in san francisco range from 12% in the city to 25%. >> san francisco attracted a lot of gay men, different ethnicity and racial background. very young. and highly sexualized, to walk d

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. >> and people only die when they are not remembered. when their name is not spoken again. that's when things die. >> reporter: the crowd marched along international to the barricade on 31st avenue outside the ghost ship. vigil organizer noelle represents the fruitvale district, saying that he hopes this walk will be a step towards a pathway of change to report hazardous conditions and landlords to make their properties safe without displacing tenants. >> we are willing to have the city help on making these enhancements with the electrical outlets, whatever you need. we don't want you to throw people out on the streets. >> because of this tragedy in oakland. >> reporter: sonya miles also wants safer living conditions to rise from the ashes of this tragedy. >> please, don't let my friends die in vain. start caring. >> reporter: miles would like to see this warehouse torn down and rebuilt as safe affordable housing. now religious leaders who spoke at tonight's vigil, they tell us that they would like to see a commitment to make oakland a safer place. julie? >> amber lee in oa

by 7:00 a.m., the rain will be dieing down. the high today will be 53 at 3:00 p.m., by then we'll be back to a partly sunny sky cover. cold air is coming by the end of workweek, karen. we'll have that in the seven day. >> reporter: as david showed us on fther you go to the north, we have ice. we have an accident on the exted block lg all lanes, you have to exit at quakertown and use 309 instead. all lanes blocked an area that's icy, we're talking about an accident blocking all lanes. live on the schuylkill expressway, nothing but rain, very light volume, traffic is moving fine, no problems getting in and out of the city on the schuylkill expressway, looking good. we have an unusual problem in south jersey, three different accidents on the legislatures expressway westbound near hammonton near route 54 blocking the right lane at the moment. police believe runway horses came from a local farm in winslow township. runway horses on atlantic city expressway westbound past 54. >> 6 people have died from heroin overdoses in amount of h

died —— ricin. machine die away, and shortly after that he died -- ricin.member the pathologist taking a segment of thigh tissue where this area was. as this was being handled, very small metallic object was dislodged. as a sort of role under the table, and they then looked at it under a microscope and realised that it was actually a very round, circular, tiny little ball about, sort of, just under two millimetres in diameter, and that it had holes in it. and obviously something could have been contained in those holes. they decided almost straightaway that this was going to be ricin. it isa that this was going to be ricin. it is a poison which is incredibly toxic. it is strange that as you encounter one patient so early on in 1's career that actually changes your entire life. all i wanted to be was a forensics pathologist. i wa nted was a forensics pathologist. i wanted to be someone who looked at dead bodies, looked at laboratory findings, and decided white people died. and this was the first patient iam died. and this was the first patient i am trying de